Word: shut
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...benefits of the basin will be realized much sooner than was anticipated by the petitioners who secured the legislative act authorizing the work. Part of the engineering scheme for the construction of the dam provides for a temporary shut-off which will establish the level of the basin at about the same level as the permanent structure. The terms of the contract call for the completion of this shut-off dam by August 1, 1907. Rowing men of the present Freshman class, therefore, will be able to enjoy, for a year at least, the advantages of the greater depth...
...respectively, but it should be noted that in the first, Amherst made eight hits and Holy Cross ten, and in the second, each team made six hits. Amherst also lost to Yale by the score of 7 to 4 in a game in which for five innings Yale was shut out, while Amherst scored two runs. McCrae weakened, however, in the sixth, and lost the game...
...Andover team this year is even stronger than usual. Its batting has been good throughout the season, and the pitching, particularly that of Brown, has been of a high order. The team shut out Williams, 4 to 0, on April 15, but lost to Dartmouth on April 18, 7 to 1, owing to errors. On April 22 it lost to Princeton, 10 to 2, and to Tufts, April 30, 7 to 6. On May 6 the team won from Yale, 5 to 3, and on May 11 and 14 defeated the Harvard Freshmen and the Harvard second team by scores...
PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. 7.--The Princeton football team shut out Gettysburg here today, 68 to 0, the first half being played in a pouring rain. Princeton tried twenty-six men, and had good interference and team play, considering the weather conditions. Gettysburg was light, and unable to withstand Princeton's rushes or make any impression in her line...
...University nine was shut out by Brown at Providence yesterday, by the score of 6 to 0. Lynch, the Brown pitcher, allowed only three scattered hits and struck out twelve men; receiving meanwhile, errorless support in the field. Coburn also pitched very creditably with eleven strike-outs and only four hits against him; but his effective work in the box proved unavailing, since he himself made an error which let in three runs, and every other man in the infield made one or more errors, all of which were very costly. Such deplorable fielding, however, was only in part responsible...