Word: armes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Captain Perkins went to Boston to have his arm treated Thursday and returned Saturday afternoon with its condition much improved. He will probably be in the boat soon. Much to the inconvenience of Mr. Keyes, the launch was delayed on the way and did not arrive in New London till Friday night, and at the quarters till Saturday afternoon...
...game was the pitching and batting of Young for Princeton, and the playing of Calhoun for Yale. The whole story of Yale's defeat lies in their weakness at the bat; the whole explanation of Princeton's victory lies in their sharp hitting and in Young's good right arm; for Young was far more effective than Bowers, the Yale pitcher. The score by innings was as follows...
Yesterday, while scaling a fence, Captain Perkins caught his toe and was thrown violently to the ground. He received a severe injury to his arm which necessitates carrying it in a sling for several days. This is a serious set-back to the 'varsity crew. At present Powers '92, who has been rowing at two, is stroking the boat. Watriss '92 substitute, rows at two in Powers' place. No care and pains will be spared to heal the injury to Captain Perkins' arm. It is hoped that he will be able to resume his place in the boat within...
...third inning Sexton strained his arm and went to centre field; Woodcock took his place in the box and Thurston relieved Tenney behind the bat. In the fourth Upton and Dean each got a single and Hovey lined the ball over the back fence but was given only two bases in accordance with the ground rules. Bates who was on third scored on the hit. In the fifth Brown made three of her seven hits and scored for the last time until the ninth. In the seventh Harvard batted Woodcock for five runs, making three doubles, a singie...
...Judd '94, who was shot in the arm not long ago, has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital...