Word: rightly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...right to speak with authority, said Bishop Brent, as to what our policy in regard to the Phillippine Islands should be. We must weigh carefully what people conversant with Phillippine conditions tell us, but should await further developments before coming to a final conclusion. There are two reasons why we should become united with the islanders,--first, because as Americans we are in a great measure responsible for them, and second, because by becoming more closely allied with them we can more easily stretch out a Christian hand to aid them...
...first of a line-up between the first team and substitutes, and later between the first and second teams. There was no scoring in either line-up. The tackling in the open field was good, especially that of Pruyn. There was, however, a discouraging amount of fumbling. Foster, at right halfback on the second eleven, played a good defensive game...
...strong game and showed encouraging aggressiveness. Schoenfuss, who was tried at left guard on the first eleven, proved a strong man in the line. Wendell and Sperry, in the back field, were powerful on the offensive, making numerous exceptionally long gains. The all-round good work of Meier at right tackle was very noticeable. Nichols and Oveson did not take part in the scrimmage but went through signals with the first eleven. Montgomery was prevented from going into the scrimmage by a slight injury to his knee received in the preliminary practice. Kernan was on the field but did only...
...frequent fumbles. The first team's backs made fair gains consistently but were unable to secure long distances as they were unsteady on their feet. Cunniff played centre and Parkinson was for the first time given a trial at left tackle. Meier was back in the game again at right tackle, and in the scrimmage replaced Derby, who was in the line-up only during signal practice...
...policy of using in important games a man who has not has more practice with the team. Leary was equally incapable. Brill, at left tackle, played a good offensive game, but though commendably active on the defense, allowed many of the plays he should have stopped to go right over him. Oveson, at right tackle, put up a remarkably good game considering the fact that he was obliged to play outside his own position in stopping plays that should have been attended to by right end. Parker, at left guard, did not play the game that had been expected...