Word: losses
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...weakness in the pitching department, for Hicks was the only man who could be depended upon; and about the time that McLaughlin was discovered, Aronson was injured and since then there has been little strength in the outfield. Aronson was by far the best of the outfielders, and his loss since the first Princeton game has made the outfield problem a difficult one. Babson, the best of the remaining outfielders, was shifted over to left field from right, and Rogers and Chase were brought up from the second team for the other two positions, Minot being displaced. Rogers has done...
...Players' Club also undertakes public performances, purporting to display the acting ability of undergraduates, useless competition and duplication and consequent loss if efficiency is bound to result. This will militate against the University, for, if the Dramatic Club, its recognized organ of dramatic expression, fails to maintain the high standard set in the past, the public will be led to believe that the interest or ability of the undergraduates is lagging...
...College nine will play Middlesex School at Concord this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The College nine has been much weakened by the loss of two of its best batters, Rogers and deWindt, who have just been taken on the University squad. The Middlesex team started the season poorly, but has improved and recently defeated Concord High School, 11 to 0, without allowing...
...sports named was not because they were too heavy an expense, but because interest in them had so flagged, as a result of inadequate facilities, that they were no longer representative or useful. The report of the athletic finances shows that all the minor sports are run at a loss, and that the amount of money expended on them has been increased recently rather than cut down...
...though the chances still favor Harvard. Injuries have weakened both teams this spring, so that neither will be able to show its full strength this afternoon. R. C. Foster '11, H. Guild '10, W. H. Lacey '12, and M. Steinhardt '11 will all be unable to compete. Foster's loss will be balanced partly by the inability of N. A. Sherman to run for Dartmouth. Sherman pulled a tendon in the Pennsylvania relay games a week ago, and will not run again this year in all probability...