Word: keeping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yale and Princeton were the only important college nines that the rain failed to keep apart, the Tigers coming out on the long end of a 7 to 5 contest. The Elis started with a rush, piling up five runs in the first four innings and driving Thompson, the Orange and Black twirler, to the bench. Link pitched next and held Yale run-less, while his teammates proceeded to gather hits off Garfield, Walsh, and Watrous, who in turn occupied the pitcher's box for the Elis. The Tigers clinched the game in the sixth and seventh rounds, scoring three...
Complete eligibility rules regarding athletics in the University, Yale, and Princeton have been adopted by the athletic committees of the three universities. The underlying object of the regulations is to keep out the spirit of professionalism without hampering the men by mere technical rules. Through out the negotiations Dean Briggs has represented the University, Professor R. N. Corwin has been Yale's delegate, and Dean Howard MacClenahan has been Princeton's representative...
...seconds; then the seconds took the heavy shell and the regulars won by a good margin. The difference cannot be blamed entirely on the shells, however, as the crew that wins twice is liable to lose a third race. The idea of the heavy shell is to keep the boat going on the recovery. The crew is now back in a Sims shell, 20 pounds lighter than the Davy...
...party affiliations and other limitations on unprejudiced thinking must be set aside if the United States is to keep its head in the crisis it is now confronted with, Professor William Allan Neilson '96, of the English Department, said in the course of the Phi Beta Kappa oration which he delivered at Columbia University Tuesday evening...
Professor Neilson said he did not wish to see this country plunged too recklessly into the leadership of the world, but would have us keep in the narrow path of truth both in our relations with other nations and in our internal affairs...