Word: caught
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...days, but after seven days, it was decided to take them by train. They were sentenced to two years in a French fortress. Later the sentence was suspended and they were set free with the instructions written on their pass-ports that they should be shot at once if caught within the firing line. On his next attempt, Reed left his pass-port behind, but was soon intercepted and sent back to Paris. Reed then went to Berlin via Switzerland, where he was fortunate enough to meet a tour for correspondents conducted by the German government, and was able...
...Team B showed to good advantage, scoring three goals, while Team A was unable to score. Wylde made many excellent stops and Townsend and Claflin played a consistent game. For Team B, Baker and Fisher showed up well. Curtis scored the first goal on a rebound when Wylde was caught at a disadvantage. Fisher, assisted by the whole of Team B brought in the second tally and Bliss scored the third on a wing shot from a difficult angle...
...large audience in Emerson J yesterday afternoon. In introducing his topic, Mr. Osborne emphasized the fact that there is no such thing as a typical criminal class-that the inmates of the prisons are not different in any material respect from many outside, except that they "have been caught." He spoke of the work of the State Prison Commission in its attempt to substitute new methods...
...rough, hard-fought game. Princeton did not seem to be at home in the long Arena rink and failed to shoot accurately or to carry the puck. Cohu, the Princeton goal and Buttrick for the opposing seven both played excellent games. Ross of the M. A. C. caught a rebound on his skate in such a way that it went into his own goal, scoring for Princeton near the start of the game. Schoen and Hills made the other two points for Princeton, while Johnson scored the two goals...
...made by Wanamaker of Team B, who carried the puck down the rink and with a low, clean shot drove the puck past Wylde. Phillips and Curtis scored twice from scrimmage and Captain Claflin once took the puck the length of the rink. Weld stopped his drive but Claflin caught the rebound and scored. Townsend made two clean shots and Baldwin, who had moved up from Team B to right wing on Team A made a long drive past Harte. Fisher, for Team B made the final score of the practice...