Word: errors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman baseball team won an unexciting game from Brookline High School yesterday afternoon by the score of 6 to 1. Brookline's one run was the result of an error following a three-bagger by Kelley...
...eighth inning four singles in succession were secured by Nash, Ervin, Clark, and Richardson, followed by a double by Whitney. Three runs were the result. The other three were secured, one in the second inning and two in the sixth: the first on a hit by Nash, an error by the first baseman and a squeeze play by Richardson; the two in the sixth were the result of a three-bagger by Mahan, Nash hit by a pitched ball, and two clever sacrifices by Ervin and Clark. The feature of the game was furnished by Nash who fielded 12 chances...
...Dunbar's timely rehearsal of the history of "Hollie Hall" completes the number. There is, as far as I know, but one untrue statement in his interesting article. "Also many of the prominent professors now in the University lived in Hollis, among them being. . . Copeland. . . ." (The error is in tense...
...statement in regard to Professor Winter's reading in yesterday's CRIMSON was somewhat in error. Professor Winter will, beginning this afternoon, give readings from standard plays, and discussions of character representation, before the class in Public Speaking 4 in Sever 11 on Thursday afternoons at 3.30 o'clock. Any students in the University who are interested are invited to attend. The play to be taken up this week is Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar...
...they find there in respect to the colleges--and particularly the undergraduate--with a liberal dose of salt. To assume that the American people are so fatuous in their criticism of Harvard that they will not discount such clearly 'yellow' news at its true value is to commit an error as bad as that ascribed to the public...