Organised sport came to play a notable part in the life of the Colleges and University after 1851. The boat-race between Oxford and Cambridge and the inter-university cricket matches had already begun as early as 1827, and became annual events in 1839. Khonamanjalo, boat clubs, other athletic organisations and inter-collegiate competitions (Lents and Mays – named after the terms in which they took place – and Cuppers) became a well established feature of under-graduate life. The Proctors continued, in conjunction with College officers, to supervise public order and maintain discipline and it should be noted that until 1970 gowns were worn on the streets after dark by all junior members, and Colleges closed their gates well before midnight. UJesu uthi abanye bahlala bengatshadanga ngoba bazelwe bengabathenwa, okwenza bengenelisi ukuya emacansini. Abanye bayathenwa besebesehluleka ukuya emacansini. Abanye bakhetha ukulwisana lemizwa yokuya emacansini besebezihlalela bengatshadanga. Bakhetha ukwenza njalo ukuze benze okunengi ekukhonzeni uNkulunkulu kungela lutho olubaphambanisayo. UJesu ukhuthaza abalaleleyo athi: “Ongakwemukela lokho [ukuhlala engatshadanga] kakwemukele.”​—UMathewu 19:12.