Word: side
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1890-1899
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...first inning Ninety-nine failed to score while Somerville made one run. Neither side scored in the second, but in the third the Freshmen made five runs almost entirely on errors by Somerville and a hit by Litchfield. Somerville also made two runs in this inning on two hits an error by second base and a base on balls. In the fifth Robinson got to second on errors and came in on Mains hit. In the seventh the Freshmen made another run on hits by Morse and Litchfield, and in the ninth three more on hits by Litchfield, McCall...
Yesterday afternoon the bronze memorial tablet given by the Memorial Society was put in place on the north side of Massachusetts Hall. The tablet is about four feet long and two feet wide and the lettering is large enough to be easily read from some distance. It is lettered as follows...
Yesterday afternoon after the preliminary practice the Freshman Team played a six-inning game with the College Nine, in which the College Team won by the score of four to three. The game was very close, neither side scoring after the first inning. The Freshmen showed marked improvement and put up the best game they have played so far this year, and with a substitute pitcher did well to hold the College Nine down to four runs...
...School, has taken great interest in the matter, and has interested architects to make plans. The following is a plan which meets with Doctor Blake's entire approval: "The Infirmary is to include an administration building from which shall extend two wings made up of single rooms on either side of a hallway ten feet wide. At the end of one wing there will be a ward, a sun parlor, and a small library and writing room, while at the end of the other wing, separated from it, hewever, by a covered passage way, will be an accident and operating...
...tall black volumes of double columns, fine print, and grotesque cuts-and Mr. Copeland deplored the fact that people in these days, remembering too much against Dickens for his unreal pathos, forget to read him for his real though fantastic humor and his vigorous, wonderful caricatures. Thackeray stood side by side with Scott and Dickens. "Pendennis," "The Newcombes" and "Vanity Fair" were in the tall black volumes with the double columns and Thackeray's own drawings. The lecturer recalled among these the scenes of Colonel Newcombe meeting Rumum Lal at his sister-in-law's party, Sir Pit Crawley kneeling...