Word: rubbers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...checking, grace, shooting, falling--in fact in all the finer points of the game the Crimson players were far superior to their rivals. As the heat of the battle made the ice too soft for skating after only nine minutes had elapsed, it was decided to play a rubber in the near future...
...Carter '15, R. S. Cook '17, R. H. Davison '17, W. Edgar '16, K. E. Fuller '16, W. W. Kent '16, H. G. MacLure '15 (captain), C. Southworth '15, G. L. Wilson '15, B. V. Zamore '15 (substitute), F. P. Clement, Jr., '16 assistant manager, Coach Alfred Shrubb, and rubber Smith...
Among the more important industries which employ chemists, besides chemical and drug manufactories, may be mentioned color and print works, sugar plantations and refineries, iron and steel and other metallurgical works, paper mills, tanneries, rubber works, nitro-cellulose works, railroads, cement mills...
...Crimson batsmen lost no time in making the game safe, for in the first inning they smashed out four hits sending three men across the rubber. Wingate began by singling over second, and later came home on successive hits by Clark and Ayres. Gannett then cleared the bases by a slashing double to centre going to third on the throw-in. Hardwick and Milholland, however, were unable to score him. Harvard never seriously threatened to score again, the nearest being when Wingate was caught at the plate trying to score from second on a single...
...Nash did a Ty Cobb in almost the same place. Thus these two men were directly responsible for 12 of the University's 18 runs. Besides his home run, Nash had a clean batting average for the day, securing four safe bingles out of as many visits to the rubber...