Word: perfection
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...greatest improvement in the University team appeared in the backfield, which played speedily and surely at all times. Potter's work was very good. Beside making a perfect drop-kick from the 23-yard line, he handled forward passes in excellent style, the three which he tried being successful. Although Potter played only during the first half, he ran in three punts 28, 21 and 27 yards, respectively, and his judgment in the choice of plays was almost faultless. Wendell was the most consistent gainer in the backfield although Graustein and Campbell made several long runs around the ends...
...resulted yesterday in the first day of the inter-dormitory bumping races for the Filley Cup. In the first division race Randolph bumped Thayer just before the first bend was reached and in the next race Russell bumped Perkins within 100 yards from the start. The weather conditions were perfect for racing. As a result of yesterday's bumps Randolph and Thayer in the first division and Russell and Perkins in the second division will interchange positions at the starting line today...
...Morrison. The close of the first half prevented another attempt to score for just as the whistle blew Lewis was ready to try a drop-kick from in front of the goal posts on the 12-yard line. The last touchdown came in the third period on a perfect forward pass from Potter to L. Smith, who ran 20 yards for the score. At the beginning of the fourth period Harvard put in a practically different team, using an entirely new line, and two new men in the backfield...
...happened in the past, new papers would arise to meet this ever-present need. A more feasible solution of our difficulties might be to cut down the number of issues of the College papers, making the monthlies quarterlies, and the biweeklies monthlies. But till Harvard becomes perfect the undergraduate magazines cannot have one common aim, to "best perpetuate the literary traditions of this place"; some of them should properly flash a light on the traditions themselves. F. COOKE...
...Freshman baseball team was defeated by Hotchkiss School on Soldiers Field Saturday afternoon by the score of 1 to 0, in the last game of the season for both teams. On both sides the fielding was almost perfect, the Freshmen making the one error of the game. Brown's pitching for Hotchkiss was the feature of the game. He struck out sixteen men and allowed but one hit. Bartholf pitched a steady game for the Freshmen, striking out eleven men and allowing three hits...