Word: bound
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Before his death Mr. Mannering to whom Dr. Garret was under great obligation, expressed the wish that his friend marry his daughter. From the nature of the request Dr. Garret felt bound to comply with it, and although the marriage involved the sacrifice of a position of many possibilities, he acceded, and married her. Not until after the wedding did Joan discover her husband's unselfishness; but then realizing the situation, she sought to free him by divorce. He, on his part, finding not only that she had fallen in love with him but also that...
...will be free transfer points from surface cars. Except for a few hundred feet to the west of Harvard square, the subway will consist of two tubes 16 feet high and 25 feet broad, situated on different levels as in the case of the Washington street tunnel, the out bound track to be the higher...
...walls at the point where the surface cars go down into the subway have been constructed of brick and sandstone in keeping with the walls about the University grounds. There are three exits for cars at the western end of the subway, one opposite Holden Chapel for cars bound north, one just east of Brattle Hall for cars for Newton and Mount Auburn, and a large exit into the yard at Eliot square. All three branches unite in the middle of Harvard square and the two tubes run east along Massachusetts avenue...
During the scrimmage the Hockey Club's forwards kept the play constantly in the University team's territory. The first goal was made by Townsend from a re-bound. Hicks scored the second directly afterwards from a wing shot. Near the end of the period a pretty pass, Hicks to Townsend, resulted in the third and last score. The attacks of the University team were conspicuously lacking in team-play and each chance to score was spoiled by attempted individual work, when a pass would have been effective...
...ability has been the chief cause of Yale's success in the past, and whenever Yale has strayed from Camp, she has been defeated in consequence. In Mr. Haughton we have a man who is expert, intelligent, versatile, strict in discipline, and a man whom Mr. Camp is bound to respect. The team has strength, steadiness, brilliancy, determination, and a captain to be proud of either on or off the field. In the College Office it has a record of perfect attendance and marks which are better than those of any team within memory. In closing Dean Briggs said that...