Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...then, will this continuance of social connection with his class mean? What advantages will that catchy little "as of" secure to him? The question is rather a perplexing one. By all means it seems that such three-year men should be allowed to room on the Yard in their fourth year. If the object of the new provision is to encourage graduation in three years by promising to men so graduating continuance of social connection with their class, then make this social connection a reality by allowing these men to live with their class...
Holy Cross proved unexpectedly weak in the field, and was unable to hit Coburn with any effect. Spring was unsteady at critical moments and was hit freely in the third, fourth, and seventh innings...
Harvard scored first in the third inning, when four runs were made on a succession of hits and bases on balls. In the fourth, Clarkson's home run brought in three more runs, while a costly error by Baldwin in letting a single pass him resulted in two more in the sixth. In the seventh, three hits, an error by Devlin, and a base on balls allowed two men to cross the plate, and in the next inning Stillman closed the scoring with a home run to deep left field...
Holy Cross scored its only run in the fourth inning when Devlin reached first on a fielder's choice, was advanced to second on an error by Randall, to third on a poor throw by Coolidge, and then scored on Flynn's single...
...Juniors yesterday afternoon in a one sided, though at times interesting, game by the score of 15 to 2. The Juniors were quite unable to hit Jackson who showed good control and judgement. Although Alexander started out well for the Juniors, he was batted freely in the third and fourth innings. Gilman, who was put in his place in the fifth, was more effective. Pierce made a very pretty one-handed catch in left field in the fifth inning. The batting of Pier, who made two home runs with men on bases each time, was the feature of the game...