Word: kept
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Nichols yesterday noon gave out the statement below in regard to Captain Hurley's injury, and last night reported that there had been no change in his condition. At present it is not known whether or not an operation will be necessary, but Hurley will be kept in the hospital for some time...
...appointed permanent secretary of the committee to keep all records and plans of the dance for use in future years, and G. A. Leland was elected treasurer. It was decided to follow in general the plans of last year's dance, the records of which have been carefully kept. The plan of the committee is to make the dance if possible even a more general affair among the class than it was last year, and the larger the Union membership of the class the more successful will be this plan...
...Grays, Waverley Craigie, and Westmorly crews will move up one place at the start of the final races this afternoon. The noticeable features of the races yesterday were, the marked improvement of the Perkins-Conant eight which nearly regained its position on the rive, the ease with which Matthews kept its place at the head of the river, and the confusion in the second race which followed the failure of the Dunster. Drayton crew to obey the judge's pistol...
...weakened as to be on the defense practically all the time, and was always forced to punt after two or three rushes. The centre of Pennsylvania's line was much stronger than Harvard's and Stevenson varied the players to such an extent that his team was kept in better condition. Every man on the eleven, with the exception of Captain Torrey and the ends, was in turn given the ball and the line men were almost always good for short gains. Finally, after being forcesd to put four times and being held once for downs, Pennsylvania made her second...
...played during the first half, made several substantial gains through Exendine. Foster carried the ball with good effect and Squires back of the line broke through the centre of the Indian's line for short gains. Brill showed by far the most improvement in carrying the ball. He kept his feet well, and, not relying on the backs to help him along, dragged several Indians along with him. He repeatedly made gains of over, five yards. Wendell was given no chance to run with the ball, but did good work in helping along the backs, pushing Leonard over for Harvard...