Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...commence, we hope to play in much better form. As it is, our out-field, we believe, is as strong as can be found on any amateur nine in the country, while batting, heretofore Princeton's weakest point, is now one of her strongest. We have made our fair share of base hits in every game yet played, with very creditable totals. An advantageous business offer, and early graduation in consequence, made necessary the resignation of Mr. Winton, who for two years filled so well the difficult position of first base. We have filled the vacancy much better than...
...knew the perfectly-proper and dismally-virtuous tendencies of '85. She can be trusted anywhere, (e. g., at even a Wilde lecture), and if once we were united as a class, we might come to properly appreciate the error of our ways, and come forward then and do our share towards supporting Harvard's as well as 85's interests more enthusiastically. Besides, if '85 is going to show any literary or oratorical talents at all, this would be the proper time and place to show them forth. Will not the president of the class call a meeting to consider...
...Momenta Lankiana," a series of biographical papers, afford some very creditable specimens of Yankee humor, and are very readable; indeed, the entire volume is readable, and, spiced throughout as it is by Dr. Holmes' wit, is very enjoyable. Solid articles have their due share of space, however. The volume is ended by a poetical "Tail Piece" by Holmes...
...After that events come crowding thick and fast until the end of the college year. On the same date our team plays a match in lacrosse with Columbia. The training of both the nine and the lacrosse team has been hard and faithful, and both certainly deserve a large share of success whether they win it or not. A week from tomorrow will be one of the most exciting days of the year for the entire body of undergraduates. On that date our first game with Yale will be played, and on the same day occur the long-expected class...
...team is in need of money, and they especially wish that a large amount of gate money be taken, to pay the expenses of the visiting club. Our team won for us three games last fall, and in return for this they were obliged to pay a large share of their expenses to New York. A deficiency in our boating and base-ball interests is soon made good, either by entertainments or subscriptions, and it is only just that a team which has done so well should at least have its necessary expenses and uniforms paid for by the members...