Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...match was more closely contested throughout than the score signifies, and was won by Leonard's steadiness and accurate placing. Bishop came up to the net constantly, but although he did some good volleying, he was very erratic and lost the match by his frequent nets and outs. In the second set he was at his best, finally winning out by his sharp volleying and well directed kills. Leonard played a less brilliant game at the net, but was surer, seldom allowing Bishop to pass him. His lobs from the back court fell generally too short, but his drives along...
...very wide use in schools. He has also edited editions of Caesar, Cicero, Virgil, Horace and Livy, and was an active contributor to various periodicals and to the proceedings of many learned societies. His other works include an Analysis of the Latin Subjunctive, privately issued in 1870, and frequent articles in the Harvard Studies in Classical Philology, a publication which owes its origin to him. He was a member of the American Philological Association, the American Dialect Society, and the History of Religions Club...
...playing as a whole was full of spirit, but was marred by frequent fumbling. It is not likely that any first squad will be selected until just before the first game...
...hardest so far this year, and, except for the fumbling, was very encouraging. The men played with dash, and got into the plays in good style. On line plays the backs and ends worked well together, but on end plays there was little interference. The fumbling was more frequent yesterday than at any previous time, and interfered greatly with the playing...
...held on Wednesday for the election of officers, and a second meeting will be held on Wednesday of next week, at which new men may join. Weekly meetings will then be held, provided enough interest is shown to warrant them. In the course of the year there will be frequent simultaneous performances by Mr. G. H. Walcott of Boston, E. E. Southard '97. C. T. Rice '01, and others...