Word: rapidity
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fourth goal. E. B. Condon '18 is fighting it out almost on even terms with Baldwin for this position, although Baldwin has had the call thus far. Condon is also a fast skater and a good shot, but perhaps a little less aggressive than Baldwin, whose development has been rapid during the last few weeks. Condon has also been used occasionally at right centre, but as he shoots left the opposite side of the line is his natural position...
...secured the first goal of the game after 45 seconds of play, and Allen, the Andover right wing, caged the puck 15 seconds later. Andover's second goal, scored by Wanamaker, was made a minute before the game ended, and the Freshman goals followed each other in rapid succession. Emmons, who scored four times, was the star for the Freshmen, and he and Church worked out well together on the offence...
...stated they had completely recovered from their injuries. None was reported seriously incapacitated from their participation in the game. The valuation placed on the personal benefits received from the game varied greatly although increased physical development headed the list. Among the other benefits derived were: self-control, rapid judgment, wide acquaintance-ship, determination and courage...
Coolidge is placed on the eleven because of his brilliant work in the Yale game, particularly his handling of forward passes. Although this was his first season as a regular, his development was so rapid that he deserves his place...
...Isaac Sharpless, recently resigned from the presidency of Haverford College, is one of a notable group of educators who witnessed the rapid growth of American colleges and universities during the nineteenth century. Since 1875, he has been on the Haverford faculty, and has been president since 1887; so that the development of that institution is inextricably bound up with his career. Dr. Sharpless graduated from the Lawrence Scientific School in 1873. One of his latest honors was an honorary degree of LL.D. from the University...