Word: faces
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...clock. With Phillips moved up to the first team and Lawrence winning consistently, the seconds will have to play errorless ball to win this afternoon. The same line-up that won over the Brown seconds on Saturday, with either Fitzgibbons or Cummings in the box, will face the academy team...
...these men are all men who in the past have seemed to be working against practical impossibilities, and even as late as their Junior year were showing what one would hardly pick as enough to make them valuable to the team. The sixth stuck at it in the face of numerous accidents. Hard work and faithfulness told, and they not only scored for us this ytar, but they came through with good performances in the face of hard competition. It is unnecessary to mention the names of these men. Two of them won first places with excellent performances...
...more men come out and be willing to work hard. Many men come out for track--and other sports--and quickly get discouraged and stop. Many men never come out, who by hard work could surely make themselves useful to the team. Other men come out, and in the face of hard competition, stick out, work hard, and in the end come through, as did these men Saturday. They show what the individual can do for the College, and for himself...
...though he suggests no constructive plan of reform. One regrets that he feels it necessary to crouch under a pseudonym: we should like it better if he signed his name, better still if he would stand on his feet in that Forum which he scorns and meet his opponents face to face. For his tone is sneering, and some of his statements are debatable. There are many who would like to take up his accusation of undergraduate hypocrisy--and not a few who would question his estimate of the courses in Fine Arts...
...sail from New York next Saturday. It is estimated authoritatively that the members have one chance in three to come back alive. The men who have volunteered have not done so in any spirit of bravado or adventure, but with a full realization of what they will have to face. Another force of a hundred and fifty will be organized, and those who volunteer for it should remember exactly what dangers they are running, and what conditions they will meet...