Word: comee
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...field '95 put up an excellent game. three errors, two of which were excusable, being the only ones to mar their good record. The whole infield should come in for especial praise, as the score shows. Whiting leads the list with nine chances, none, to be sure, being very difficult, and one put-out, a hard catch to make. Whiting made one play, however, that showed excellent judgement, and is worthy of the highest praise. With men on second and third, and no one out, a slow ground hit was knocked to him, and by a quick feint he kept...
...first place the college will have to get up at some unearthly hour in the morning to get a place in the line, or else hire some small boy to stand in the line over night. As for the graduates who live out of Cambridge, they cannot come out here so early, and it is a wrong system which makes them go to the expense of hiring men to stand in the line. Then even after the line is formed, as we all know from the sale of seats for the Springfield game last fall, the men in the rear...
...runs. She was fortunate in bunching her hits, and aided by errors on Dartmouth's part she scored three times. Hovey went out to Tuxbury assisted by Brown. Dickinson reached first on an error and scored on Corbett's three-bagger. Another error gave Corbett a chance to come home and Cobb made the third run on errors and a sacrifice by Cook...
...Harvard. What he proposes to do is to have the present Library torn down, and in its place, a little south of the present site, to have a new building erected adequate to the growing needs of the Library. The much-talked-of New Library Reading Room would come on the northern side of this building. On the present site of Gore Hall, Mr. Moore proposes to have erected a new Fine Arts building provided for by the Fogg legacy. A communication between the Fine Arts building and the reading room of the library would throw open the art collections...
Though the May Monthly contains one of the best pieces of literary work of this college year, the number is otherwise much below the ordinary, and one or two of the articles come perilously near the level of padding...