Word: errors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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When the Crimson players came to bat at the start of the first inning it looked as if the game was going to be handed to them. Cusick, the Maine pitcher, walked the first three men, and Conlon scored on Finnegan's error. The Crimson failed to seize its chance, however. Buell's grounder to short forced Thayer at the plate, and the next two men filed out. The second tally came in the fourth, as a result of a pretty triple by A. B. Blair '21 and a clean single by George Owen...
...become. For the improvement of human society is something to be directed from one center and attained by the accomplishment of one program; it comes because of consist ant and pr evasive working of men and women, wherever they may be to find the truth and to clear away error...
...Saturday Princeton lost to the Naval Academy at Annapolis, 3-2, Margetts pitched the entire game for Princeton allowing only seven hits, but walked six men while Gaines of Annapolis passed only two Princeton batters, Gilroy, the Princeton third baseman, although he made one error, played a brilliant defensive game...
...well-tested principles on the ground of expediency. Yet he who twists Justice to gain ends which he personally believes to be for the best interests of the community, is at best but short-sighted: Justice is the highest form of expediency which Man, through centuries of trial and error, has been able to develop...
...author of the communication of March 6 has assumed that the "youth from the middle-west", who wrote the early communication, did so with the idea of criticizing the existing social order. Our non-partisan communicator thereby made the double error of jumping to hasty conclusions, and of reading into the first communication something which was not written. Having based his entire article upon a false assumption, I fail to see in it any but that questionable value of personal attack. The criticism was intended to be constructive, not destructive...