Word: neither
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Athletic Club. The message stated that similar letters had been sent to Yale and Princeton and that entries were expected from both colleges. The race, it was understood, would be contested only by college teams. Word was at once sent that Harvard was ready to enter a team. However, neither Yale nor Princeton signified any willingness to compete, and a letter came to Cambridge, asking if a ream from Harvard would race in an open competition. This proposition was also agreed upon, on condition that what ever college teams entered must qualify under intercollegiate rules, while a man who should...
Nutting reached third in the seventh on a hit and two good steals but neither Spangler nor Howe could bring him in. Wiggin made a run on a base on balls, a steal, a hit and an error. In the eighth Howard again made a hit and stole around to third. Wiggin, however, was very steady, struck out two men and retired another on a fly. Frothingham and Trafford made singles, and singles, and Upton made a three-bagger, two runs resulting. Baker made a hit in the ninth, but William's chances for another run were destroyed...
Harvard beat Thomson-Houston on Holmes Field yesterday in a game which the chilly weather and one-sided score made very uninteresting. J. Highlands pitched for four innings, and while striking out seven of the visitors, allowed them neither a safe hit nor a run. A. Highlands took his brother's place in the last three innings, and was hit safely but three times. Behind the bat however Corbett dropped eight out of twelve third strikes, and once missed his man at first...
...neither of these obstacles is so great as the thought that it is unscientific to indorse Christianity. this will be found an entire mistake. "Science is not Christian or anti-Christian, but extra-Christian," and it is a fact that almost all great scientists, even if they did not openly profess Christianity, yet respected it wherever it appeared...
Work has been out of doors for the last few days, though neither Jarvis nor Holmes is in fit condition. On Jarvis the diamond has been drained and scraped, but the rest of the field is too muddy and bids fair to remain so a week or more. Most of the work is in batting on Holmes field. Three nets were up yesterday and the freshman candidates did the pitching. The number of candidates will be reduced to the minimum very shortly...