Word: marked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...work in the New Hampshire and Brown games, and wiped out the one point margin that last week separated the Crimson nine from the select group of .300 hitters. From .299 the aggregate has been raised to precisely the .300 berth. At this time last season the team batting mark was set at a lowly...
...Donaghy '29, though his average suffered a serious drop, still leads the regular clouters with a mark of an even .400. Henry Chauncey '27, his nearest rival, rose rapidly during the week, his drives including a home run off Slayton of New Hampshire, and with his .383 average now threatens the leadership of the sophomore shortstop...
With the mounting of the batting figures, the fielding averages show a five point decline from last week's mark of .968, but still contrasts favorably with the .932 credited to Coach Mitchell's nine at the close of the first week in May, 1926. Jones kept up his streak of faultless fielding in the outer gardens, while Donaghy, at short, maintained his commanding position among the guardians of the inner ring with a .969 average to his credit...
...since 1923, who has been active head the past two years, now automatically becomes titular head as well. Bishop Lawrence, by this resignation, relinquishes none of his prerogatives in Protestant Episcopal Church councils. Nor will he yet give up his educational leadership at Harvard University, Wellesley College, St. Mark's and Groton Schools for Boys...
There is a pleasant bawdry about the play which shows the daring of the two authors in the face of the general censorship, but just such daring has always been the mark of Mr. Shakespeare's previous works. It is to be confessed that there are archaisms, too, about his work, his present vehicle, and his partner, Massey, seems to have tried to eliminate many of these, but without complete success. As a consequence the play drags in many places. There is too much talky-talk...