Word: safe
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...from graduates living at a distance from Cambridge will be received at the office of the Harvard Athletic Association on or before November 6th. Such applications must be accompanied by the exact amount of money to pay for the seats ordered and a self addressed stamped envelope. To insure safe delivery of tickets stamps to cover registered postage should also be enclosed. No formal application blank will be issued. The price of the seats is $2.00 each...
...from graduates living at a distance from Cambridge will be received at the office of the Harvard Athletic Association on or before November 6th. Such applications must be accompanied by the exact amount of money to pay for the seats ordered and a self-addressed stamped envelope. To insure safe delivery of tickets stamps to cover registered postage should also be enclosed. No formal application blank will be issued. The price of the seats is $2.00 each...
Holy Cross, first at bat, made one run in the first inning, when Hoey hit past Matthews, was advanced by Reilly and scored on Carrigan's single. In this for Harvard, Kernan made his base balls and Leonard was safe on a wild throw. Both were advanced by a passed ball and scored on Stephenson's hit. Dexter's single then brought in Matthews. In the second inning a base on balls, Barry's three-bagger, and Hoey's single gave Holy Cross two more runs. Kernan and Leonard, in this inning, scored on the latter's fine home...
...future. At the south it was less confidently claimed that the Union must be dissolved because we had elected a northern president with northern principles,--for the first time since John Quincy Adams' administration, 35 years before. The reason alleged, however, was that southern rights were no longer safe, although one of the most conservative men ever raised to the presidency was to hold the balance between the two contesting sections of civilization...
...defeat was due rather to inability to make safe hits than to any superior work by the Yale pitcher. The Freshmen played a good fielding game and gave strong support to Lincoln, who was hit freely. The Freshmen's only run was scored in the second inning by McNeil on a base on balls, and Mercer's error. The Yale freshmen scored two runs in the third inning. Lang got a hit, stole second, and scored on Wendell's error. Madden got his base on balls, stole second, and came in on Stanley's two-base hit. In both...