Word: fifthly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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After scoring one in the second, the Crimson offensive started the fireworks in the third inning. Five hits in succession, including triples by Donaghy and P. B. Cutts '28, added to a base on balls, gave the University players a six run margin. In the fifth, Burns singled, stole second, and then crossed the plate on a safety by J. P. Chase '28. Harvard's total was brought up to eight in the next frame, when Prior tripled, tallying on a passed ball...
...prove that Harvard graduating classes make an earnest effort to keep in touch with the younger generation the Class of 1903, as a feature of its twenty-fifth reunion this month, will entertain 350 children of members of the class at an assembly at the Hotel Rockmere, Marblehead, on June...
...awards were founded by Edward W. Bok in 1923. This year marks the fifth successive one for this series of prizes. Every season the interest in them has been growing steadily, and the exhibition put on this winter in the Brigg's baseball cage proved no exception. The prizes donated this year totalled over $14,000. Five awards of $2,000 each were given to business and advertising concerns from all over the country...
...that size is but one of a library's requirements. No less important is the proper proportioning of the collection and the inclusion of old and rare works thereby made accessible to scholars. Widener Library has held for some years the title of the foremost college library and the fifth greatest in the world. As in inevitable in an restitution most of whose growth has taken place within a comparatively few years, omissions occurred and the gift from the family of the late William Auguastha White '63, as announced elsewhere in today's CRIMSON, will fill one of the most...
Howard stemmed the tide for an inning or so, but in the fifth, Notre Dame got on to his delivery with a devastating vengence. Every kind of hit, from a single to a homerun, came off the bats of the hard-hitting sluggers from Indiana. Howard Whitmore '29, the next Crimson twirler to see action, replaced Howard. He allowed only three hits in the last half of the game, although two more runs swelled the Notre Dame total...