Word: caught
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...lack of interest at Harvard in war in general or in the present European war in particular. This interest, however, apparently lies in the desire of expressing opinions about the war and not in taking any steps to alleviate the sufferings of those who are at present caught in the grasp of the conflict. Outside of contributing to several Red Cross and clothing collections, Harvard men have done little or nothing for the war sufferers. We are far behind other colleges in this respect. A current number of the Illustrated contains the picture of a group of Princeton club...
...contest had hardly begun when Toolan, the Williams left half back, slipped around end for a 72 yard run. On the next play a forward pass was caught on Princeton's 2 yard line and carried over for a touchdown. Williams continued a "rapid fire" attack, her backfield completely baffling the heavier opponents with a succession of fast line plunges and wide end runs that stamped her as the aggressor throughout the entire first half...
...single, a fielder's choice, a walk, and a double. However, the visitors got three more in the next inning, on a walk, two singles, a sacrifice, and a two-base hit. In the ninth with two out the Rovers put men on first and second, but Swan was caught asleep off first, ending the game. The score by innings: Innings, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9--R H E Calumet, 0 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0--6 6 1 Rovers...
...from a conventionalized form; the second is for the development of a free, pungent, animated flow of comment, criticism and chuckle. Let this flow be turned on, as well as college men could do it if they were eager to try, and the issues of the fortunate periodical which caught it would be exhausted in advance orders for copies...
...himself, whose generosity thus made the funds raised by the above classes sufficient to cover the cost of the painting. Mr. Tarbell has at the same time wished to express his sincere appreciation and pleasure in the painting of the portrait and his hopes that he in some measure caught the qualities which have endeared Dean Briggs to so many college generations. In the depicting of the features in a moment of repose the painter considers the portrait one of his most successful pictures...