Word: fill
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...backstop for the first strike of the afternoon, the outcome was never in doubt. The CRIMSON infield was absolutely tight, and Lampy's punch was of no avail. The barrage of hits from CRIMSON bats gave the funny men no chance to retire; candidates were rushed in to fill breeches in the crumpled line, but the slaughter went on, and at nightfall the Lampoon outfield was still digging itself in. Finally, at 7 o'clock, Captain Bacon threw up the sponge and died, while the Plympton Street heroes left the field carried on the shoulders of two muckers who constituted...
...meeting of the 1921 tennis squad in the H. A. A. last night, Leon Ozilias de Turenne '21, of Seattle, Wash., was elected acting captain of the Freshman team. Harrison Cabot Brown '21, of San Francisco, Cal., was appointed acting manager of the team to fill the place of Manager C. A. Page '21, who has joined the Italian ambulance service. Both selections are subject to the approval of the Student Council and the Athletic Committee...
...meeting in Headquarters this morning all applicants for this training will make known their qualifications, and, if accepted, will be given blanks to fill out for the Fourth Training Camps. They will be required to take their physical examinations today. No members of the R. O. T. C. will need to furnish the three letters from responsible persons called for by the War Department requirements in Classes A and B, as their records in the corps will serve instead...
...doing in the various industries of that country, will be the principal speaker of the evening. She has come to this country as an accredited representative of the English Government to tell the American people of the way in which the women of England have stepped forward to fill the gaps in the industrial organization caused by the enlistment of men for the British armies...
...Committee's office in Paris to tabulate and classify these clippings. Opinions hostile to France, and opinions from papers in foreign languages would be especially welcome. A translation, however, should if possible, be furnished with clippings in, say, Bulgarian or Modern Greek. Clippings from papers published outside Boston would fill a distinct gap in the Committee's collection...