Word: difficult
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Only half of the men who played in the Yale and Pennsylvania games last fall will be available next season, and the problem of finding tackles and ends will be even more difficult of solution than last year. When the candidates are called back on September 13 for early practice, these positions will be filled by men whose ability is unknown. J. F. Macdonald '08 is the most experienced end, but his work last fall was far from giving complete satisfaction. J. S. O'Brien '09 began the season as a promising end, but his playing fell off rapidly...
...that the elaborate costuming of the cast and the brilliant stage setting appeared to the best advantage. The acting, likewise, showed noticeable improvement over that of Saturday's performance, particularly that of the Trojan princess, Cassandra, and the queen, Clytaemnestra. F. H. Birch 2L., in the long and difficult role of Leader of the Chorus, executed the part admirably...
...regular performance to be published in the CRIMSON next Monday, but in general it may be said that the diction was clear and forcible without being strained, and the inflection flexible and natural. In gestures, too, extraordinary ease was shown. In both motions and expression, Wyndham-Gittens, in the difficult part of Clytaemnestra, and Brady, as Cassandra, showed extraordinary power...
...base on balls and two stolen bases, aided by a wild throw, and added another in the sixth in the same way. The only score for the Sophomores was made by Stephenson in the second inning on a hit, two stolen bases and a passed ball. A difficult catch by Pritchett was the feature of the game...
...Kelley '06 spoke in place of B. K. Stephenson '06, who was absent, and pointed out that while this will be its first championship game for six men of the nine, the team has shown its best form in the more difficult games...