Word: felt
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...annual meeting of the Associates of Radcliffe College, Dean Briggs was unanimously elected president of Radcliffe to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the honorary president, Mrs. Agassiz. For some time Mrs. Agassiz has felt unable to continue longer in the office of president, and her resignation was therefore accepted. Dean Briggs will continue his present connection with the University and will take up his new work at the opening of college in September...
...making only two clean singles and a scratch hit, and knocking only one fly to the outfield. No man on the team seemed able to master Lynch in the least, only two failing to strike out one or more times. R. Kernan's absence behind the bat was keenly felt, for Stephenson was very uncertain in stopping wild pitches, and once allowed a stolen base out of sheer inattention...
...however, been protested by the management of the University team. Ordinarily the decision of the judges is final, but it has been decided to submit the question to the executive committee of the I. C. A. A. A. A. for decision. This step has been taken because it is felt that Harvard can prove conclusively that Schick finished second, and it is believed that in the face of such proof the technical rule will not be allowed to stand in the way of a just decision. If the decision of the judges is sustained, Yale will have won the Mott...
...most encouraging feature of the play, however, was the speed and cleverness which the men showed in running bases. Two double steals were made, which were at the same time the most sensational and the most creditable plays of the game. Kernan's absence behind the bat was keenly felt, for although Stephenson played as well as might be expected of a man of small experience, he lacked steadiness, and allowed several costly passed balls. His work at the bat, however, was good. Coburn pitched well from beginning to end, allowing but two hits, and striking out sixteen...
...formerly a member of the Cornell team. At halfback will be D. J. Hurley '05, who substituted for Putnam in the Yale game this fall, T. P. Lindsay '04, and possibly F. W. C. Foster '03 and R. W. Leatherbee '05. The chief wan at will be felt in the quarterback position where, in case of injury to Marshall, only inexperienced material is available--H. S. Parker '04, W. Mc. Elkins '05, W. C. Matthew '05 and S. H. Noyes '03. To fill Barnard's place at left guard there will be a choice between E. C. Hovey...