Word: regular
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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John Prior '29, first sacker on the 1928 diamond aggregation; leads the regular players with a mark of 470. This is Prior's first year on the University team. W. W. Lord '28, for two years a mainstay at the bat, trails with 428, while G. E. Donaghy '29, early season leader last year, ranks third, with a figure...
...Sullivan '28 and W. S. Hardie '30, other newcomers to the regular ranks, have had little difficulty so far in fathoming the deliveries of opposing pitchers. Sullivan, now stationed regularly at shortstop, is credited with an average of .357. Hardie, last year's first-string Freshman pitcher who is patrolling left field, has hit only four times in 14 appearances at the plate for a .285 mark, but three of his drives have been for three bases...
...notches on his record of victories. Virginia and Georgetown having fallen before his skill. On the spring trip last year Duplin of Georgetown, then a substitute, came through with a hit in the pinch which lost the game for the Harvard hurler. In the meeting last week Duplin, as regular left fielder, contributed three of his team's 12 hits...
...better educational opportunities for the good men is an outstanding movement in academic institutions throughout the country. The "capacity test" of the Columbia Law School, in this respect, is just an extension of the "psychological test" administered by Columbia University to entrants and the "scholastic aptitude test", a regular part of undergraduate entrance machinery at Princeton and Yale, but employed only perfunctorily at Harvard. For many the advisibility of the "capacity test" will, however, have to be proven. At present it may be pointed out that, although its advantages are evident, time alone will prove its efficiacy in weeding...
...month, 2000 bowlers had bowled, some in bowler hats, some in spats, some in caps. They had gone to Kansas City, careless of their regular occupations. One was Phil Wolf, known in the alleys of Chicago as "the grand old man." Another was James Smith, world's all-round champion bowler, just back from a tour of the U. S. Harry Orf, another, rode in an automobile, bowled into a tree, was taken to a hospital, died. Mallott and Grau rolled naturals over and over. But on the last afternoon it was young Henry Summers who was photographed with...