Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Rule 18. "For intentional delay of game or off-side play, at first offence one point shall be given to opponents, at second offence, one more point, and the offender dismissed from the field. For intentional violation of rules 16 and 27 (referring to off-side play, hacking, throttling, butting, tripping up, etc.) a player shall be disqualified and two points given to the other side." This treatment of off-side and unfair play will prevent the many tricks which are often permitted on the foot-ball field. Intentional delay of the game also gives the opponents points...
...best tennis players yet remain in college, while the freshman class presents several men who are already well known as players of exceptional ability. Now that the courts have been put in such perfect condition, the announcement of the arrangements for the tournament should no longer be delayed. Some time must necessarily elapse before all details can be arranged. This delay occurring later will deprive the tournament of much of its interest by forcing it to take place at a time when the college work will have become much more onerous than at present. The Tennis Association...
...misunderstanding, as it seems, between the faculty and students, the preliminary arrangements for the election of delegates from the students to the college conference committee, have not, as yet, been attended to. This matter should suffer no further delay. According to the scheme of conference, student delegates were to be elected in the second week of the college year. This week is already upon us, and yet no move has been made. We have learned from the faculty that the students are the proper body to take the initiative, and we would therefore suggest that the officers of the three...
...stamped, and delivered A. B. felt a high-born disdain for a study like History. To them a study which had occupied no place in their education was of but small value in the education of others. Today the verdant youth who has not learned better finds that his delay has cost him a seat on the crowded benches in History 25. On rushing from the empty rooms of other departments of study, the sophomore of today is only by cunning and force enabled to wedge himself into a window in History 30. The explanation of this condition of affairs...
...have not yet taken interest enough to sit for their photographs are reminded that their delay in so doing puts a stop to the printing of all orders which include their pictures...