Word: rightly
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...game opened in a drizzling rain and a cold east wind, with Harvard at the bat. Baker got his base on a fumble by Shedd, reached second on a passed ball, third on Lovering's base hit to right field, and scored on Phillip's hit to short stop...
...York city will be held at the Manhattan athletic grounds May 17. These games are open to pupils of the private schools, and those having private tutors, and not in business in New York city only. References must be given if required. Entries must be accompanied with right and full name, and name of school and tutor. In the tugs-of-war the winning team will be presented with a set of colors. The school winning the most events to be presented with a set of colors, which, if won three successive years, will become the property of the winning...
Spencer's right was skillfully stopped by Sampson, who got onto his opponent's nob with his one-two. In the second attempt Sampson's right was more successful then Spencer's had been, for he caught him a clipper on the ivory-box, Paul retaliating on the top of Phil's brain-pan with his Dexter fin. [Clipper...
Although we shall probably feel the loss of a trainer more this year than in any previous year, the association is taking the right steps to obviate the difficulty, by promising to have its stewards on the track at certain hours of the day to instruct any one who may need their assistance. As one more victory will put the cup forever in our hands, we hope the efforts of the association and the hopes of the college will meet the success which they deserve...
...News quotes the example of the foot-ball teams. If we mistake not, the '86 game was to have been played in New Haven, but having been postponed, it was at length found necessary to play it at Cambridge, if at all. Last year it was Harvard's right to have the game played here. Our eleven, or our nine have not "been afraid manifestly to leave the friendly shelter of their walls, even to play on neutral ground." We urged '87 to make a stand against what was an evident injustice. If there is any cowardice, it is certainly...