Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Foster, as right halfback, played a creditable game, but frequently showed his comparative inexperience. Several times when the opposing end was boxed, he had exceptional chances for long runs, but instead of taking advantage of them, he turned in toward the scrimmage and was promptly tackled. Whitwell was entirely ineffective at left tackle and had he been removed sooner, the gains of the Maine backs through that side of the Harvard line would have been less frequent. Marshall was still slow in giving signals, but atoned for this fault somewhat by his skillful handling of punts in the backfield. Jones...
...practice baseball games were played yesterday, with frequent changes in the teams, so that all the substitutes were given some chance to play. In the 2 o'clock squad, Team B won from Team A in a 4 inning game by a score of 12 to 10. In the 3.15 squad, Team C defeated Team D in a very uneven game by a score of 12 to 4. The new men of both squads showed up particularly well...
...regular line-up between the first and second elevens the only encouraging feature was the individual work of the backs. The line as usual failed to hold and frequent gaps were made in it. Two halves were played with practically different teams on both sides and in each half touchdowns were avoided only by determined stands within five yards of the goal. No end plays were tried and all the ground-gaining was the result of plunges through tackle and guard...
...stories of this kind. "The Reincarnation of Freddy" by F. R. Little, and "Sonnet Writing Exposed," by S. Greenfield, deserve special notice. The former, told in a happy-go-lucky style with frequent touches of humor, holds the interest of the reader till the end. The latter, a serio-comic essay with a good deal of truth mixed in, not only has the value of much wit, but takes hold of a live college topic...
...time during the afternoon was the first crew able to gain materially on the second, and for the most part the second gained steadily on the first. Frequent changes prevented good rowing by either crew...