Word: keeps
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...substantial gains. Lockwood showed great improvement over his work in the Bowdoin game and that of last year; and if he continues to play as hard and fast a game as he did yesterday, he should prove a most valuable back. Gilbert's main trouble was his inability to keep his feet. Several times he slipped and fell when he had a clear field before him. Butt's work at fullback was very crude, his fumbles being frequent and costly. Waterbury, who succeeded him, made some excellent gains through the line...
Score--Harvard Second, 0; Phillips Andover, 0. Referee--Dr. Paige. Umpire--Keep. Timekeeper--Parsons. Linesmen--L. B. Harding '08 and Dunn. HARVARD SECOND. ANDOVER. Moore, l. e. r. e., Waterman, Clark Gilbert, l. t. r. t. Jackson, St. Claire West, l. g. r. g., Bradley Dore, c. c., Large Marsh, r. g. l. g., McDevitt, Peirce Comstock, Blanchard, r. t. l. t., Rosendale Roosevelt, r. e. l. e., Brooks, Reynolds, Rafton. Galatti, q. b. q. b., Merritt, Hamilton, Gatkins Cutting, l. h. b. r. h. b., Aechtler, O'Connor Brennan, Grosvenor, r. h. b. l. h. b. Murchie, Ely Gray...
...speak of the University band. This praise-worthy University organization is usually hurried forth on the eve of the Yale game to accompany the singing, and the lack of concerted practice generally results, either in the exhaustion of musicians and singers alike in an effort to keep together, or, when harmony is despaired of, in a total disregard of each other...
...football squad's practice yesterday consisted in two fifteen-minute scrimmages; one between the first and third elevens, and the other between the first team's substitutes and a fourth eleven. It was not until after the first touchdown had been scored that the University team was able to keep the ball in the third's territory...
...operative Society is conducted solely for the benefit of the University constituency and its officers have constantly striven to keep the general level of prices in all departments as low as the canons of sound business will permit. While the store does the larger part of its business on a cash basis arrangements are made whereby any member may open an account upon terms which will be explained at the Superintendent's office. The growth and success of the Society's operations have been due in the main to a genuine desire to accommodate its members in every reasonable manner...