Word: order
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...third, Harvard added three more runs to her score. Chandler, Paine and Rand got their bases on balls. Then Haughton fouled out, but gave Chandler a chance to steal home. Beale hit a clean single, which brought home Paine and Rand. Beale and Stevenson, however, went out in order and Harvard was retired...
...THOSE who cannot go to Poughkeepsie need not despair, for they can see the race in all its details in Huyler's window, 146 Tremont street, Boston. Immediately after the race the boats will be placed in the order in which they finish...
...subscriptions very liberally by giving one fourth of the necessary amount, while it is hoped that the rest may be raised by the undergraduates. No canvassing will be done, but a blue-book has been placed in Leavitt's and all who can are asked to subscribe something, in order that the money may be raised before College closes...
Lavin started the game for Holy Cross with a two-bagger and went to third on W. H. Fox's single. The next three men were retired, however, and no runs were scored. Harvard went out in one, two three order in every inning but the third and ninth. In the third, Loughlin got safely to first but was put out at second, Litchfield going to first on flelder's choice. Fitz got a base on balls, stole second, and came in behind Litchfield on Rand's single...
...number of the Advocate contains at least one sketch ("The Cows on the Common," by R. P. Bellows) which is decidedly pleasing in its sincerity and delicacy of touch. It is a short story of the romantic order, with a tinge of the picturesque, due partly to its Colonial surroundings. The style is unpretentious and suggestive, and the impression produced is one of warmth and cheerfulness...