Word: frequently
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University basketball team defeated Tufts last night in the Gymnasium by the score of 52 to 8. Tufts was clearly outclassed from the beginning of the game in speed and accuracy of play. The playing both halves was very rough and was marked by frequent fouls that passed unnoticed. Harvard's only faults were delaying in caging the ball at the right moments and useless attempts at long shots. For Harvard, Lehmann and Gilles did the best individual work; Fiske played the best game for Tufts...
...very slow. Only the first story of the Museum has been built. Two stories of the Engineering Building have been completed, and iron trusses for the floors have been placed in position. The work on both is, however, still confined to the exterior, so that it is subject to frequent interruptions from cold weather...
...found necessary to have a regular place of meeting and a room in Phillips Brooks House has been procured. The meetings of the club which are held every three weeks are devoted to the reading of plays from old classic authors and discussions on current classical literature. At frequent intervals papers are read by members of the Faculty and by professors from other colleges who are visiting the University...
Harvard defeated Brown on Saturday by a score of 11 to 6. The team played in poorer form than at any time this season, and by inexcusably frequent fumbling and carelessness almost lost the game. In the first half neither team scored, Brown losing the ball on Harvard's twenty yard line and Harvard fumbling it on Brown's five yard line. In the first part of the second half Harvard played a little faster and scored twice, but the men soon became slow and careless again, and Brown made a touchdown on a simple trick play...
...Brayton fumbled, but Fincke picked up the ball and carried it across the line. Soon after the next kick-off Rainsford had a chance for place-kick goal from the first team's thirty yard line, but failed. The first team could not gain after this because of the frequent fumbles, holdings, and off side plays, and the rest of the time was given up to almost continual punting...