Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Sixth inning. With one man out, fellows took two baes on a muff and wild throw by LeMoyne. He went to third on Baker's assist to Smith, putting out McCarthy, but Weeks went out, leaving him on base. For Harvard, Tilden flied out to Springfield. Nichols took two bases on McCarthy's wild throw, and third on a wild pitch. LeMoyne flied out to Springfield, bringing in Nichols. Allen went our by F. Nettleton to Hale...
...once. As the time is so short, it is impossible for the managers to go to each man separately and dun him for his subscriptions. The management hopes, therefore, that the men who owe money to the university crew will take this opportunity of paying, as it will greatly assist the treasurer in his duties which are particularly arduous at this time of the year. As over a thousand dollars have yet to be paid, we earnestly hope that each and every subscriber to the university crew will see to it that his subscription is paid promptly and in full...
...subject to write upon. Whenever the Yale freshmen come to Boston or Cambridge, they are invariably accompanied by a large and enthusiastic crowd of supporters, who contribute in a large degree to the success which has so often attended them. An opportunity has now come for our freshmen to assist in winning a game for their nine, which, we hope, will be accepted by the class. Let every man who can possibly accompany the freshman nine put his name down in the book which has been opened for that purpose. With an enthusiastic backing we can earnestly hope...
...part of the faculty cannot fail to have a good effect, as it shows that their position is a just one. The main body of the students are no less anxious than the faculty that the good name of the college be preserved and may be relied upon to assist in keeping the demonstrations within the limits of reason. Every student will unite with the faculty in condemning any rashness that might endanger our library, an institution in which we all are equally interested. We hope the faculty will be convinced by the action of the students in the future...
...place of meeting will probably be made in a few days. We hope that the good example set by Ohio will be followed by other Western states as such organizations are especially advantageous to these students who come here from the West, and can do much to assist the work of the Harvard clubs of that section...