Word: right
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Stevenson, Jr., '97, of Boston, third base, prepared at the Hopkinson School where he played third base for two years. His freshman year he was substitute infielder on the 'Varsity and played third base and right field on his freshman nine in their two games with Yale. Age 20, height 5 ft. 11 in., weight...
...fielding of the home team was superior to that of the visitors; Stevenson's lucky left hand stop of a hot grounder and Burgess's brilliant running catch of a short fly to right, followed by a double play, being the features of the game...
...students who march will assemble at 10.15 a. m. and form on Thorndike street, east of Third street, beside the Court House, with their right resting on Third street. The procession will start at 11 o'clock...
Ninety-nine first scored in the fifth inning. McCall hit safely and took second on Simpson's hit. He then stole third and came in on Sherwin's out to right field. In the sixth inning the Freshmen made their last two runs. Lynch got a base on balls, took second on Sears' sacrifice, and came in on Fitz's hit to Bradley. Bradley let the ball by him, and when he fielded it in, Garrison threw wild to third and Fitz scored. Ninety-seven came near scoring in the fifth inning, when they had a man on second...
...faith beforehand in an uncertified result is often the only thing that makes the result come true. Believe that you can make a dangerous leap, and your feet are nerved to the accomplishment; but mistrust yourself and you are lost. Refuse to believe and you shall indeed be right, for you shall irretrievably perish. But believe, and again you shall be right, for you shall save yourself. This is why life depends on the liver. Life is worth living, since it is what we make it. Pessimism, completed by your act, is true beyond a doubt, so far as your...