Word: coverings
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...rules which the Senior Class Day Committee establish and enforce every year cover every point that is within their possible range. They have to leave the rest to the honesty and justice of the men themselves. When men prove that they have not these qualities the Class Day Committee is powerless. A case has come to our notice which illustrates the point. It is an instance where the Class Day Committee has no jurisdiction whatever, and where public feeling is the power to be brought to bear. The facts are simple enough. A man in the present senior class early...
...first two innings Harvard blanked Michigan. In the third Cook tried to cover Hovey's territory for him, but failed, fumbling Spitzer's grounder. Bates' wild throw to Trafford sent him to third. The next batter, Walsh, hit a hard bounding ball to Bates who fumbled; and Spitzer came home...
...meeting of the Corporation Monday morning twenty new University Scholarships were established for members of the Graduate School. These scholarships are each $150 in value, or just enough to cover the cost of tuition. A list of the men to receive the Graduate Scholarships will be published soon in the CRIMSON...
Cook has been suffering from a severe cold, but will probably be well enough to cover third base again today. Bates will pitch and Cobb will back him up. In the last game with Morrill's nine the visiting team made only two hits off Bates' delivery, one a mere scratch, and the other made by the last man in the last inning. Morrill's men will try to revenge themselves on our pitcher today, and a hard and interesting battle may be expected...
Skinker, second base, does not cover enough ground, fair thrower, moderately good batter...