Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...afternoon consisted of a long scrimmage with the B. A. A. During the first thirty minutes, while the regulars were in, the play was quite fast, and the forwards aggressive enough to defeat the B. A. A. by two goals to one. But the usual fault of failing to keep in line when carrying the puck was considerably in evidence, so that the passing was rather poor. The goals were shot by Phillips, Clark, and Foote...
...horses and horizontal bars in the gymnasium for several weeks. Beginning today, long runs, added to work in the tank, will comprise the drill. For the university men, however, there will be a temporary let-up in the tank work until after the Junior Promenade. The men will keep in training, but no hard work will be done until Nickalls arrives...
...basis of the crew which will meet Harvard on the Thames in June will be the crew that met Princeton last fall, presumably, although not necessarily. If the eight men who had seats in that boat are to keep their places they will have to win their positions in a hard competition, for Captain Denegre expects more men to report for crew work this spring than have ever reported before. The enthusiasm of undergraduates in general seems to warrant this assumption. More than 100 men are expected to report for work with the running squad this week...
...principal trouble with the Harvard forward line was that the men did not stay in their positions, and, when they had the puck, did not skate fast enough down the rink to keep from getting caught from behind. This was truer of the first of the game than the last, for when the score was against them, it seemed to rouse new life and the play became very much faster. Smart was undoubtedly the best of the forwards, and with Claflin's quick dashes down the rink the University seven was far from outdone in individual play...
...meetings be arranged for Tuesday evenings. Though some clubs will probably find this impossible, if it can be put into general effect it will serve two ends: First, club meetings will not sap the audiences from lectures, concerts and the like; and second, undergraduates will find it easier to keep straight their engagements. Conflicts among the clubs can be avoided by the use of different. Tuesday nights during the month. For further information in regard to the proposed plan, see the Chairman of the Committee on Organizations in Holworthy...