Word: puts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...theatrical history and biography left by the late Robert W. Lowe, who died in London during the last summer. The collection consists of several hundred extremely rare and valuable books and pamphlets. By special arrangement it was offered to Harvard for the sum of one thousand dollars before being put on the general market in London, and Mr. Drew bought the collection for the University...
...past few days was especially evident in the practice yesterday. There was some unusually fast playing, and at the end of the two halves against the second team, seven touchdowns had been scored. The men gave reason to believe that they can respond fully in a crisis and put more fierceness into their work than they have exhibited at any time before. Even though the final game will be played so soon, the power shown by the team yesterday was enough to encourage the belief that the team has the ability and the spirit to bring its work...
...exciting as the first. On Putnam's kickoff, Dillon received the ball and ran straight through the entire Harvard team until he was thrown by Daly at Harvard's 45-yard line. It was a 55 yards run and proved to be the forerunner of what was to put the Harvard eleven in its most uncomfortable situation of the year. Two short gains and a 5 yards penalty for offside brought the ball within 33 yards of the goal. From there Harper walked through Shea for 22 yards to the 11 yard line, and after three more plays plunged through...
...order to put the corporation in a safe position to begin business, it is necessary that its capital stock should be $40,000, the present net assets. Under our statutes it is not possible to make the shares less than $25, par; therefore, not more than 1600 shares can be provided for; and as the present membership is about 2600, that would leave about 1000 without any participation in the business whatever, -- no democracy in that result, it would seem. Under the plan adopted by the meeting of November 7, a provision is made for every present ticketholder...
...find two reliable ends. Blagden, who has been but recently played in the position, is inexperienced, and slow under punts. He plays with spirit, however, and should develop into a valuable man. Though faster in getting down the field, Wilder is ineffective in breaking up interference, and is easily put out of the play. Whitman, who is now disabled by injuries, is erratic and slow on the offensive...