Word: frosted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Freshman Debating Club was held last evening in Sever 11, a large audience being present. After a number of rules were voted on, the debate began. The subject was: "Resolved, That more class feeling at Harvard would be to its best interests." L. E. Guillow, S. T. Frost and L. P. Marvin supported the affirmative, and H. D. Bushnell, A. W. Reynolds and H. F. Robinson spoke on the negative. Both sides were well contested, the debate resulting in favor of the negative...
...Frost...
Earned run-ninety-seven 1; two-base hits-Dean, Stevens, Garrison, Maguire, A. Davis; stolen bases-Dean 6, Warren 4, Beale 3, Fox, Stevens 5, Garrison, Anderson, Gregory, Edmands 2, McVey, Ring 2, E. Davis; base on balls-by Gregory 3, Perry 2, Harris 1, Rand 3, Frost 11; struck out-Perry, Edmands; Double plays-Anderson and Warren, Edwards and Davis; hit by pitched ball-Warren, Dunlop; wild pitch-Frost; passed balls-Dunlop 1, E. Davis 5. Time-2h. 30m. Umpires-Perry '97, Scott '97, Burton...
...batteries were: Ninety-seven, Hill, Harris and Dunlop; Boston Latin School, Rand, Ring and Frost...
Chief of caricaturists is A. B. Frost. Full of humor himself, he catches the idea of the author and always succeeds in making the situation a little funnier than the author had conceived it. Besides his caricatures, his sketches of Negro and camp life are not excelled by any in sincerity and genuineness...