Word: hand
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...base on balls and neither made a wild pitch. The failure of Pennsylvania to score was due largely to the steady, aggressive pitching of Paine, who was unusually effective when men were on bases, two of his five strike-outs being made at critical times. Brown, on the other hand, was found for eleven hits and struck out only one man, though for four innings he held Harvard down to a single. Stevenson led the batting list with three hits, while Rand was second with two, one of which was a three-bagger...
...SECOND-HAND BOOKS WANTED.- Gardiner's England and Atlas, Medley's England, Masson's Milton, Von Holst's U. S., Rhodes' U. S., Ranke's England, Lecky's England (especially III and IV). State prices wanted. X Y Z, Crimson office...
...other hand there have been, of course, stories both wholesome and interesting. These have presented the bright and attractive sides of college life, or of the life without the college. If imagination, they have been legitimately so, as is the sketch "Out of the Night," in the present number. In short, they are of the cheerfulness for which the Advocate now appeals. College life abounds in experiences that can be made much of. There is no reason why these should be looked at gloomily or written of morbidly. If the Advocate will keep to the standard it now sets...
...suggested that funds be raised for a Brooks Memorial House for the use of the religious societies, to cost $300,000. But $50,000 of this sum has been raised, and it has been finally decided to give up the original plans and to build with the amount in hand. Now, instead of attempting to carry out their original intention in so modified a manner, could not those in charge of the Phillips Brooks fund apply it to forming a nucleus for the University Club? The large hall of the club might be called Brooks Hall and quarters provided...
...obtained on matters affecting the reputation of the University not only in regard to athletics but to questions of more vital interests. There is no doubt that the policy of the committee is, under the circumstances, the wisest, but there does seem as if there was a nucleus at hand for the starting of a fund...