Word: controls
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first team defeated the second team by a score of 7 runs to 2. The play on both sides was extremely listless, owing to the cold weather, which has retarded the work all through the week. During the first part of the game the pitchers showed fair speed and control but the batting was poor. Throughout the game the base-running was discouraging, as the men watched the ball instead of running hard. In fielding, the work was good at times, but on the whole uncertain. The most encouraging feature of the game was the throwing which was fairly accurate...
...Rabenold '04 was awarded the Collidge Prize of $100 for having done the most satisfactory work in all three trials. The University will defend the negative side of the question submitted to Princeton: "Resolved, That laws be passed compelling the management of a business undertaking which secures control of an industry to sell its products at reasonable rates, without discrimination...
...held in the New Lecture Hall at 7.30 o'clock, this evening, and will be open to members of the University. The trials will take the form of a regular debate on the question: "Resolved, That laws be passed compelling the management of a business undertaking which secures control of an industry to sell its products at reasonable rates, without discrimination." Of the six men retained at the second trial two teams have been formed: R. W. Kelso '04, F. B. Wagner 2L., and A. B. Weiler 2L., will maintain the affirmative in the order named, and E. M.Rabenold...
Princeton yesterday chose the affirmative of the question submitted by Harvard for the debate in Sanders Theatre on May 6. The question is as follows: "Resolved, That laws be passed compelling the management of a business undertaking which secures control of an industry to sell its product at reasonable rates, without discrimination...
...ranch-house and dreams the events set forth in the two acts. The scene of these is laid at White Isle, a fashionable summer resort, where Boodle, now an opulent United States senator, takes his family for the summer. Here he gradually loses most of his money, but gains control of his hitherto ruling half, and sees his daughter finally married to the man who really loves her. After many amusing complications and minor love affairs, he wakes up in the epilogue, happy to find that he has only been dreaming...