Word: lose
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...opinion because it believes that the freshmen have enough energy to take a big "brace" in the next three days. If the '94 nine shows that this confidence has been misplaced, it will have succeeded in bringing disgrace upon itself. The college will not endure to see a team lose a game simply from lack of earnest and well-directed effort...
...sight when they chased long hits. The bad work of the nine in the infield is partly explained by the hummocks among which the balls rolled. But the nine cannot be considered to have done its best under difficulties. In the sixth inning the men seemed to lose their heads, and four runs came in on a two base hit and a scratch. The redeeming feature of Harvard's play was the work of Frothingham and Hallowell in the field. The Lowells proved to be hard hitters, and gave our men plenty to do. Bates and Howe each took...
...lifts the boat and does not feather; 5 swings in a circle, does not control his slide, is slow and weak at the catch, jerks his arms into his body, slow in getting his arms away and is ineffective in making the boat go ahead; 4 is apt to lose control of his slide on the stroke and the recover, gets his arms away slowly; 3 does not row effectively, he is slow and weak in the first part of the stroke and does not control his slide at any part of the stroke; 2 feathers under water, rows short...
...music of the play has been far ahead of any effort of previous years, and in the graduation of R. W. Atkinson, who composed a large part of it, the club will lose a very valuable member. Among the clever actors whom the club will also lose are J. Wendell, Jr., A. B. Nichols, and J. A. Parker. The first two especially have distinguished themselves as among the best actors that the Hasty Pudding has ever...
...college meets today in deep sorrow. The sad accident of Monday is very near to the minds of us all. Shaw was one of those men whom the college can least afford to lose,-a man to whose future all his friends looked for ward with the greatest interest and the most lively expectation. Of remarkable ability, of singular courage and determination, he held a very high place in the respect and esteem of both his instructors and his contemporaries in college. His presence on the football field last year and in the boat this spring made his figure familiar...