Word: safely
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...other college pitcher has done, while the outfield, Latham, 1, Tyng, m, and Dow, r, was as fine as any in the country. The last introduced the system of assisting a striker out to first: before that a hit to right field had been looked upon as safe...
...naturally expected to beat Brown, on Tuesday, June 1, but the game turned out to be one of the poorest our Nine has played this year. The Brown nine excelled us at every point, and at one time it looked as though we should be whitewashed, without making a safe hit. Folsom and Winsor were both injured during the game, but not so severely as to prevent them from finishing it, or to excuse our bad playing. Shattuck at first did the best work for Harvard in the field, and White led at the bat for Brown. Following...
...field made a pretty running catch that closed the game. Olmsted played with even more than usual brilliancy, catching four difficult flies, one of them a hard line hit that seemed impossible to get; he also assisted in putting out Watson, who attempted to come home on his safe three-base hit. Folsom at first base played without an error, and assisted in a double play, throwing the ball to Alger and thus cutting off Badger at home, who had run on Parker's hit to Winsor. Following is the score...
...first of the Sophomore theatricals was given last night at Union Hall, and to judge by the large attendance and by the enthusiasm displayed, it was evident that "Ivanhoe" was duly appreciated. It is safe to say that there has never been a class more fortunate than Eighty-two in combining good acting with excellent singing, nor can we praise too highly the trouble that has been taken to make these performances a success. The Boat Club is really in need of the money that will be cleared, as the subscriptions have been somewhat lower than usual this year...
...second place, what would be saved to study? Very few men pass Saturday night at their desks; and it is safe to say that home influences are as beneficial as those of the city. The natural tendency to relaxation at the end of the week is inevitable, and, in our opinion, desirable. Granted that there is a loss of hours by this weekly absence, is there not a proportionate gain in earnestness and application? Surely a change of scene does not weaken mental powers...