Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...trying for the University eleven, freshmen as well as upper classmen, are requested to keep out of the rush Bloody Monday night, by order...
Harvard played by no means a bad game in the field, and she batted well, but neither Downer nor Bates were very effective, and they were unable to keep their opponents down at critical moments. Each did about equally good work, both giving three bases on balls, and each being hit heavily in one inning. Harvard batted well, and Howland especially distinguished himself, making four hits with a total of five in four times...
...necessary to play foot ball during the summer, but every candidate is expected to keep in mind that he is to play when college opens, and act accordingly. Boxing, wrestling, tennis and tramping, any out-of-door exercise, is good, because it keeps men in condition. Those rushers who can get back a week early will receive attention and coaching; the backs are expected to come back a week early. Every man must begin to train by September 1st. There are eleven men on the foot ball team and no places are filled now, so that every man, no matter...
...closing, Captain Cumnock urged every man in college to keep his eyes open for men who might possibly play foot ball, and to report such...
...close struggle, and not without hope of winning. The eleven may not contain as many brilliant players as Pennsylvania's, but steady work and team play will more than make up for any handicap in this respect. Such fielding as the team showed in the last Longwood game will keep down the opponent's score; while the batting of the Haverford game showed that every man may be depended upon to contribute to Harvard's score. Considering that Pennsylvania will not present her strongest team, Harvard may hope for a very creditable showing...