Word: fifths
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yale scored two in the first and Princeton evened up in their half of the same inning. Yale scored again in the second, fifth, sixth and seventh. Princeton started a rally in the ninth when Sterrett, the first man up, knocked a home run and the next two men singled. The Yale team steadied down, however, and there was no further scoring. Hartwell pitched a good game for Yale, and, although hit freely at intervals, was invincible at the critical moments...
...game this afternoon the University team will bat in a new order, Babson having been picked to lead off. He will play left field, while Wigglesworth, now fifth in the list, is slated to appear in centre. Captain McLaughlin will take care of right garden. Except for these shifts the former order will remain intact, Hann returning to first. McKay or Sexton will do the pitching...
...defeated Tufts 4 to 3, Tuesday the Green was defeated by Holy Cross 1 to 0, and was also defeated earlier in the season by Syracuse 2 to 1. Last year the first game, in which Harvard was leading 1 to 0, was called at the end of the fifth inning on account of rain. Dartmouth won the postponed game...
...Stadium Saturday afternoon. Cornell secured 30 1-2 points, and Yale and Michigan by taking respectively 24 1-2 and 24 points forced Pennsylvania, the favorite for first honors, into fourth place with 19 2-3 points. The University team finished in seventh position with 6 points. Dartmouth was fifth with 9 points, closely followed by Princeton with 8. The other points were divided as follows: Amherst and Columbia, 5 each; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 3 1-3; Williams, 3 Rutgers, 2; Pennsylvania State and Brown, 1 each...
Acting-Dean Wells, in a speech before the Christian Association said that Dean Hurlbut advocated strongly the appointment of four deans, one for each class, who should be under the supervision of a fifth. He himself, he added, believed that there should be even more--that the classes should be divided and sub-divided, each division having a separate dean...