Word: winterizing
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...interests of Harvard athletics at heart who was not disgusted and mortified at the exhibition given by our nine. Mr. Dean at the beginning of the year found that he had more than tolerable material for a nine at his disposal; some work was done during the winter, and the first few games on Jarvis were well played. Altogether our prospects of winning the baseball championship were rather bright. But since early in April there has been no improvement-on the contrary the playing has been growing poorer-and what is still worse, the nine is shiftless and does...
Track athletics at Harvard have never been in a much more encouraging state than they are now. When the team began regular training in the middle of the winter almost exactly one hundred men offered themselves as candidates, and it is rather remarkable that there are still ninety-four men at work...
...almost certain that the faculty will adopt one of them for next year. Those who favor the first plan are likely to say that the college can easily endure to begin work a half hour earlier in the warm months and to recite a half hour later in the winter months, and that under this arrangement a stated time, though it be short, will be set apart for the noon meal. Those, on the other hand, who favor the second scheme for putting in the hour from one till two o'clock are likely to say that it is unwise...
...first is, during the warmer months, say October, part of November, April, May and June, to have chapel exercises begin at 8.15 and recitations at 8.30; and to give only a half-hour at noon for luncheon. They propose in this way to gain the hour. During the winter months recitations would change back to nine o'clock and the hour would be gained, half at noon, as before, and half in the afternoon, by holding recitations till 4.30, a half hour later. Such is the first plan. The second seems less complicated. It is, to put in the necessary...
...larger part of the men are in the middle distance class. Of these Roddy '91, Turner '92, and Black '94 have been quite successful during the winter. The others are, Crane '91, Betts '92, Campbell '92, McWilliams '92, and Corry '94. Among the mile runners are Hallock '91, Woodbridge, '93, Hallock '93, Blake '94, Johnson '94, M. Campbell '94, and R. Ramsdell...