Word: attacked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University defence showed great improvement in stick work, and the team-work of the attack was a feature of the contest Saturday...
...second period, Princeton rushed the attack, and several times carried the ball into the University's territory. Nichols' work at goal saved several scores. During a scrimmage in front of Harvard's goal in the last few minutes of play it seemed as if Princeton was sure to score, but Grant carried the ball out of danger after a hard fight...
...University lacrosse team will play the first game of the Intercollegiate season with Hobart on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Although the University's defense is still weak, the attack has shown good stick work, and should succeed in making things interesting today. The Hobart team defeated Stevens 8 to 4 last week, and in a practice game with Cornell lost only by a close score. The two teams will line-up this afternoon as follows: HARVARD. HORART. Cochran, g. g., Paige Little, p. p., Skinner O'Neill, c.p. c.p., Hubbs Wilson, 1d. 1d., Smith Catton...
...attack is practically the same as that of last year's team, and is exceptionally fast-driving and experienced in stick-work. Captain P. F. Brundage '14, has been out of the game lately with a broken hand, but may be able to play in the Pennsylvania game a week from today; if he does, it should improve the attack considerably. Although the defence has only two veterans, Catton and Wilson, it is alert and hard-fighting...
Nevertheless Moliere's writings had a far-reaching influence upon the doctrines of contemporary medical men, and all his ideas in this respect have triumphed. Moliere dared to attack, even the most famous doctors and in almost all cases he showed that with perfect reasoning they were apt to base their theories on false diagnoses. Moliere knew human nature and depicted it truthfully and it was through this power combined with his hatred of the doctors and their methods, that Moliere did so much to raise the science of medicine and save humanity from contemporary abuses...