Word: coverly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University defence played a safe and consistent game in the first period, but failed to cover closely in the second. The attack was strong and fast, and was featured by the work of Gustafson at third attack. Captain Nash at third defence and Brightman at goal played well for the University team, and Bowers excelled for Springfield. The summary: HARVARD. SPRINGFIELD T. S. Brightman, g. g., Briggs Washburn, Simmons, Halle, p. i.h., Lamb Simmons, Hutchinson, White, c.p. o.h., Bowers Hale, 1d. 1a., Hutchinson Webber, Hopkins, 2d. 2a., Pryke Nash, 3d. 3a., Bradshaw Foristall, c. c., Warren Gustafson, 3a. 3d., McRae...
...University of Bordeaux. J. Weare 1G.B., R. Withington '06, and R. Bosc, Fellow of the Cercle Francais, members of the committee and past lecteurs, will explain fully the nature of the work in each place, the special opportunities offered, and the requisites for each position. These opportunities cover a wide field for work along diversified lines, and should be of interest to many men other than those primarily studying language and literature...
...spite of every effort on the part of the Dinner Committee, only 49 members of the Sophomore class showed enough spirit and energy to attend the first of the series of class dinners last night. Except for this pitifully small attendance, which was not even enough to cover the guarantee, the dinner was most successful; every man with whom I spoke agreed with me in this, and in saying that the speeches by L. Withington, Jr., '11 and G. E. Jones '11 were of the sort that every single member of the class should have heard...
...talk on the Dolomites, Dr. Smith will cover roughly the district between Cortina and Botzen, and will illustrate his lecture by numerous lantern-slides. The lecture is open only to members of the Union...
...following back and skating through the Hockey Club's defence. Then the first team played for about 10 minutes and were able to score only one goal. They were not as aggressive as the second team, nor did they keep their places as well in following back to cover. The first defence were also bunched when meeting the attack. The line-up: HARVARD. BOSTON HOCKEY CLUB. Pratt, r.e. l.e., Hopkins Hornblower, r.c. l.c., Hicks Duncan, l.c. r.c., Pierce Leslie, l.e. r.e., J. W. Foster Huntington, c.p. c.p., Lovering N. H. Foster, p. p., Graustein Gardner, g. g., Canterbury