Word: kept
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...summer of 1911 agents visited shoe retailers in Ohio and Wisconsin and soon learned that practically no two retailers kept their accounts in the same way, and that many kept insufficient accounts. The work of the Bureau was arrested by the need of a common basis for comparison, which could be gained only through the introduction of a uniform system of accounting. To provide such a system, the Bureau secured, in the fall of 1911, a joint committee composed of accountants of national reputation and of shoe men most representative in Boston and vicinity. As a result of their labors...
...February 11, the University has lost twice to Princeton. Yale, however, proving no stronger against their fast attack, has twice been defeated by Princeton and by scores show no greater strength than those by which the University lost. Although none of the University squad will be kept out of the game because of illness or injury, it is doubtful whether Phillips and Hopkins can keep up to their usual speed throughout the game tonight...
...number of goals despite a stiff opposition by the University defense. In the half-hour's scrimmage which followed, the University defeated the substitutes 3 to 0. A marked improvement in form and team-work, was evident. Though their play was at times slow and ragged, they kept their line better and passed with more accuracy than they have shown since Saturday's game. Both Adams and Wanamaker played an aggressive game, getting off many well-aimed shots. The University defense stopped the substitutes' attack well...
...Phillips, although he started the game and played two minutes, was unable to continue with his injured hand. Smart and Hopkins who played through the game in the forward line were the best of the forwards, the former scoring the two goals for Harvard. Claflin and Willetts as usual kept up their good defensive work so characteristic of their play this year...
...started in with a rush and completely demoralized the University attack by their severe body-checking. The forwards were unable to get together and exhibit their customary team-play with the result that Yale was continually threatening the University's goal. Only the remarkable playing of Carnochan at goal kept the score down...