Word: fulle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...wall and both feet squarely on the ground," were the electrifying words uttered by Coach R.H. Field '26, of the Cambridge Fourth Estate, at the mammoth mass meeting which rocked the rafters of the CRIMSON sanctum last night. The teeming crowd that had gathered to give its last full measure of support to the nine men who seek to stave off Princetonian victory today, reached a high pitch of vociferous enthusiasm, as these words of determined confidence rang out through the jammed room. Every inch of available floor space was covered by the surging flood of humanity which over-flowed...
...view of the fact that today's workout will be limited to light fielding practice with a little base sliding and battery work sandwiched in, Coach Field sent his charges through a full nine inning game yesterday afternoon...
...general, it may be said that the requirement of two years for the Master's degree recognizes and takes full advantage of the position of the School in the organization of Harvard University. Other Schools of Education may rely upon the beginnings of professional training in the undergraduate years. Graduates of Harvard College come to us, accordingly, with a broad background of liberal study but without preparatory courses in Education, and the new plan proposes, In effect, to treat all our students as we must treat graduates of Harvard College...
...other hand, R. R. Ketchum '29, who went the full nine innings on the mound for Harvard, allowed but five widely scattered hits and struck-out seven of the visiting batters. He was in full control of the game at all stages, and would have shut-out Wesleyan if his support had not eased up momentarily in the eight inning...
...played, of course, in modern dress, with twentieth century settings, full of life and color, executed with skill...