Word: nose
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...prettily. He was answered by Blake who also ran up the stroke a couple of points. Perkins's crew began to get together in good shape at this point and gradually cut down the lead of the other boat. An eighth of a mile from the line it was nose and nose. Now one crew had the lead, now the other. Coleman who rowed in Goodrich's boat unfortunately slipped his stretcher but kept on pluckily in time with the rest. Very gradually and by the hardest kind of driving Perkins's men finally lifted their boat ahead, crossing...
...early in the season. During the first half the team played a fast, snappy game, which abounded in sensational runs. The second half was slower owing in part to the retirement of several of the best men. Doucette injured his knee, Wheeler sustained a compound fracture of the nose, while Cochrance and Sullivan were both laid off with turned ankles. Their places were taken by Burden, Swain, Maguire and Cozzens. Burden did fairly well although his poor snapping at times had something to do with Maguire's inaccurate passing. The play of the 'Varsity during this half deteriorated considerably over...
...LOST, Sunday morning.- Small, light brindle Boston bull terrier, marked on right side of nose, wide collar not engraved. Return to No. 2 Prescott Hall and receive reward...
...practiced breaking through and falling on the ball, while the backs did some kicking and running with the ball, but no game was played at the close of the practice as usual, for fear of lameing up the new men. Woodward '98 was unfortunate enough to break his nose in the practice and had to stop playing. The usual prizes for drop-kicking, punting, and place kicking will be offered this year at the competition which will take place the first part...
...arrange his work so as to have any considerable time to himself. The intimacies which grew up when men studied the same lessons and wrote forensics on the same subject were very close. The first duty of the undergraduate in the sixties was to make his nose reasonably comfortable on the grind stone. Few of the men then would have studied conic sections or logic if they had been left to their own choice. Few of the young men today who take pleasant courses get as good training or go out into the world with as good a preparation...