Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fumble, when R. H. Hitchcock '19 crossed the goal line. H. W. Minot '17 made a long 30-yard run after the ball was put in play again, and one more first down brought it to the 5-yard line from which S. Burnham '19 went over for the fourth University score. The final score was the result of a forward pass over the goal line from W. B. Felton '19 to W. Gaston...
Yesterday afternoon the Freshman cross-country squad ran over the Cemetery course and finished in the following order: first, B. J. Lewis; second, P. C. Frances; third, R. A. Perry; fourth, A. N. Nolan; fifth, D. H. Worral; sixth, L. B. S. Sanderson, Jr.; seventh, P. B. Skenge; eighth, W. C. Holbrook. The first dual race with Providence Technology will be held next Saturday at 2 o'clock...
...ball difficult to handle. Groton's strong line held well throughout the game, and the second team backs found difficulty in making consistent gains. In the third quarter the second team was held for down on Groton's five yard line, an attempted forward pass failing on the fourth down. Again in the last quarter, Groton intercepted a forward pass on the 20-yard line, and prevented a score. Groton came near scoring in the second period, when the seconds held for downs on their own four-yard line...
...Hugh Cabot '94, in charge of the Fourth Contingent of the Harvard Unit, which has just completed a service of three months in charge of a semi-base hospital "somewhere in France," has written a brief account of the work, parts of which are printed below...
Once again Harvard can point with pride to a group of graduates who have bravely helped to alleviate the sufferings of Europe's wounded soldiers. The fourth contingent of the Harvard Medical Unit has just returned from a three-months' term of service "somewhere in France." The report of the body contains accounts not only of praiseworthy sacrifice and energy in caring for the sick and wounded, but also of brilliant observations and research work in the medicine of warfare. The men who have made the work of these units of such inestimable value deserve the highest praise, and individually...