Word: difficult
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Saturday afternoon in the Gymnasium by the score of 31 to 17. The Harvard team led from the start, winning first place in every event except the parallel bars. The members of the University team showed greater variety in their work and outclassed their opponents in the number of difficult tricks presented. Only first and second places were counted in the score, although every man in each event received a place...
...buildings, which formed the background of the scene in the fourth century, B.C., the field inside the Stadium will be used. Fronting the spectators, a simple structure representing the palace at Argos will be erected. This palace will serve also as a sounding-board for a space presenting very difficult acoustic conditions. On either side of the royal palace will be a passage leading to the orchestra, located between the front row of seats and the palace, which, with it, forms practically a tangent. In this circular space of ground, about 65 feet in diameter, with its periphery marked...
...Dexter '08, as Kommerzienrat Bolzau, around whom the play centres, made the most of an extremely funny part. O. L. M. H. Lyding '09 as Dr. Scheffler, had a part which could easily have been overdone, and which he acted with pleasing restraint. The most difficult part was that of Hartwig, in which E. F. Hanfstaengl '09 showed an ability seldom seen among amateurs. G. A. Schneider '07 as Schnake and C. Wesselhoeft '08 as Dr. Steinkirch added greatly to the comedy of the play. The love scene between the latter and Ludmilla is perhaps the most amusing incident...
...meet closed with a very clever exhibition of double tumbling by W. A. Boughton '07 and A. L. Pouleur '06, and by P. B. Olney 3L. and F. Viaux 2L. Their tricks were difficult and gained well deserved applause...
...dribbled the ball the length of the floor, no one was able to free himself to try for a goal. Griffiths missed every free try in the first half, but in the second half steadied down and threw eight. Amberg did the most brilliant shooting, and scored two very difficult shooting, and scored two very difficult baskets. Brooks, who replaced Quigley, had a hard fall, but continued in the game. Fargo, the Yale centre, had the advantage on the toss-up and prevented Harvard from using signal formations to good effect. Clifford did the best general playing for Yale...