Word: pointedly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...chiefly by excellent defensive work and good all around play by the backs. In the game with Dartmouth, the real strength of the Princeton team was first shown. The defence was impenetrable, the generalship of Captain Glick excellent, and the individual play of Tibbott, who scored 16 points, and of Driggs, who excelled in punting, were factors in the overwhelming victory of 30 to 7. A 27 to 0 victory over Williams was accomplished last week without the aid of five of the Tiger regulars. Indications thus far point to one of the strongest teams Princeton has turned...
...effect upon the students, it is claimed that the undergraduate's point of view is distorted and that intercollegiate athletics play too large a part in his thoughts and conversation. The author thinks the ten pages devoted to athletics in "Harvard of Today," the Territorial Club's booklet, shows a too great interest in athletics. Perhaps it does, and undoubtedly conversation during football season runs largely to football, but there are many worse things than football to talk about...
...point of noticeable deficiency in the offense, however, was the deplorable lack of interference. Mahan was often impeded by the slowness of the shield of men in front of him, and at times he had to abandon his protection in order to elude tacklers from behind. Rollins, too, easily overtook his interference. The interference does not seem to rush with that ferocious charge, which marked the Harvard interference of last year, and often on Saturday a Crimson player instead of plunging into the opposing tackler, would merely try to ward him off from the play. A noticeable exception was Harte...
...reliability of the witnesses produced by the applicants before the Board of Assessors, and which has been made the subject of an investigation by the Middlesex County Grand Jury, and upon which the Grand Jury as yet has reported no finding. The contention of the applicants on this point was that this question was not one which the registrars could pass upon since it involved the action of an entirely separate body, namely the Board of Assessors...
...race was rowed over the mile course from the Cottage Farm Bridge to the Harvard Bridge. It was hotly contested throughout but the finish was not so spectacular as that of the University boats. By coming in so close to the winner the Thayer crew gets one-half a point which is subtracted from the Eliot boat's three points, making the score in the series now stand, Eliot two and one-half points; Thayer one-half point. The fourth club crews race this afternoon at 3.50 o'clock, but the second club crews will not row until tomorrow...