Word: gone
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first few minutes of play in the second half, Townsend managed to score and Phillips caged the puck shortly after. The last goal for the University was made by Wanamaker who had gone in for Townsend. Before this Schoen had gotten a short, quick drive past Wylde for Princeton's only score...
Richard Haskins Nichols '17, of Brookline, was found dead of exhaustion and exposure on the marshes in the Barnstable harbor on Tuesday afternoon, December 29. Nichols had gone duck-shooting with two classmates, but left them early Tuesday morning to try for some ducks before luncheon. His continued absence alarmed his companions, who went in search of him about two o'clock, accompanied by an attendant of the hunting shack in which they had been living. The body was found in the bottom of a duck-boat, which was partly filled with water...
...preparing them for the next round, and wherein the nations were the fighters. It would be a story of all sorts of miseries, cruelties and war horrors. The death lists would increase. The assurance that the soldiers had that their beloved ones were being looked after, would be gone, and the number of men on the field might diminish. Would it not tend to bring the war to a close? Would not war's carnage be so great as to force even the nations involved to make greater efforts for peace...
...Carroll '02 and R. Lawrence '02 have gone abroad to assist in the ambulance corps of the American Hospital in Paris...
...over, the strain is going to be relieved. That this release should be temperate and manly, that whatever is said and done after the greatest struggle of the year is over should be in the interests of good fellowship, is the greatest responsibility of every man who has gone forth as a member of the University. The team has gone to New Haven to win and the support of the student body is unflinching and enthusiastic. Whether we come off triumphant or downed in defeat, the climax of this enthusiasm should be sportsmanlike to the last degree...