Word: commenting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...general supervisor of baseball this year, although he will do no active coaching. He is in particularly close touch with the Freshmen because of his duties as head coach of the 1927 football team last fall. Coach Davidson, returning for his second year as Freshman mentor, won much favorable comment on his handling of last year's team, despite the loss of the objective games with Yale and Princeton. It was generally felt that he gave his players the best possible benefit of his wide fund of practical baseball experience...
...Freshman pitchers and catchers have been working under the tutelage of Coach Fred Mitchell for six weeks. No outstanding stars have yet gained recognition, but several of the first year men have won favorable comment. The leading pitchers include O. H. P. Baldwin, R. H. Booth, C. P. Clifford, G. McN. Gates, and R. S. Savory. H. S. Gans, H. S. Russell, and William Seaver appear to be likely backstops...
...choice of Plan A, by the upper groups is intelligible and correct, and needs no comment," Professor Lake continued. "But the choice of Plan B by the weaker brethren is a more difficult question. The figures suggest that for men in the Fourth Group the choice of plan made little difference. . . . But the scale turns with the Fifth Group. This Group largely preferred Plan B, and was justified by the figures, for whereas 53 per cent got C on Plan A, 63 per cent got C on Plan B. Ten per cent of safety is doubtless worth having...
That there is no chronic epidemic or ringworms at Harvard and little danger of one was the substance of the comment of Professor R. I. Lee '02 when a CRIMSON reporter asked him yesterday if the remarks of Dr. Charles J. White '90 in a lecture Sunday afternoon at the Medical School were applicable to the University...
...state carriage, drawn by high-stepping horses made its way through the streets of Paris, eliciting much comment and wonder from the onlookers...