Word: perfection
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Captain's King's oral protest. The Princetonian states that Captain Frothingham accepted it. We have the repeated assertions from Captain Frothingham himself that such a statement is entirely false. Captain King is certainly laboring under a misunderstanding. We do not accuse him of intentional misrepresentation but we feel perfect confidence in the word of our captain and think him capable of remembering any agreement he might have made. Moreover, Captain King has not yet explained his parting words to the effect that he would see Hopkins and requesting Frothingham to see Murray about the next game...
...Chairman of the Class Day Committee is very glad to receive suggestions as to the arrangements for Class Day, but he does not think it advisable to employ policemen for ticket takers as was suggested in Thursday's CRIMSON. Pinkerton men as a rule have given previous committees perfect satisfaction, and the chairmen of these committees strongly urge the engaging of the same men for this service. The general facts of the instance last year of a ticket taker entertaining his friends at the gymnasium, were correctly stated in the communication in Thursday's paper, but the superintendent...
...game with Amherst was an easy victory for the 'varsity yesterday. The fielding was perfect; Highlands fielded his own position for seven assists and a put-out and none of the men behind him made an error...
...freshmen outplayed the juniors yesterday at every point. They played almost a perfect fielding game, and Ames pitched excellently, allowing but five hits, with a total of nine, all singles except two triples by the same man, Hapgood. On the other hand, the freshmen made ten hits with a total of seventeen. Paine was the only man not to get a hit and O'Malley's being for three bases. Not a single freshman struck out. For the juniors, Linfield did the best fielding, having seven chances and accepting them all, making two or three phenominal plays. Frothingham made...
NINETY-SIX 12; NINETY-FIVE 11.The game between the sophomores and freshmen yesterday afternoon was an old time class game. The day was perfect, and a large crowd turned out to watch the play. Hard hitting and errors galore were the order of the day. In sharp contrast to the previous game between the same nines when only four errors were made, '95 yesterday had seven and '96 had eleven to her discredit. Though the play was thus wretched, the score was so close throughout the game, and so much noise was made by both sides, that there...