Word: kept
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...books published have kept up to the standards set in the above quotation. They have covered subjects belonging to nearly every branch of learning, and have been written by high authorities in the particular fields...
...Abbot opened up the University's attack in a most impressive manner. After looking over a few of Deyo's offerings, he picked one to his liking and slammed a liner to left, and as Hanks made the mistake of trying to get it on the fly, the ball kept rolling toward the Charles while Abbot completed the circuit. Deyo then settled down and the next five University players failed to see first. Brickley broke the charm with a single over second in the fifth, but action of a run-getting variety was delayed until the next inning...
...first complete catalogue of Harvard graduates was probably issued in 1674. Of this only one copy is known to exist, and is kept in the State Paper Office in London. A photograph of it has recently been given to the College Library by Edward Bell '04, of the American Embassy at London. From 1682 to 1875, the volume was issued triennially and since then has been issued every five years. Prior to 1890, the names were all printed in Latin...
...House of New York City, will try the various stage sets, and get everything in smooth working order. Tomorrow evening there will be a rehearsal, open only to those bearing passes. The properties and accessories of the Metropolitan Opera House, which will be used in the production, are being kept in the baseball cage. The larger pieces of scenery, which will come from the Boston Opera House, will arrive today...
...Boston papers are bound to print news of some kind concerning the crews. If misrepresentation occurs, the management has no one to blame but itself. Moreover, it is only fair to those who are interested followers and supporters of the University oarsmen that they be kept informed as far as possible of their development. The crews have nothing to fear from publicity...