Word: somewhat
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...certain representative colleges are illustrative: Cornell University has about $4,000,000 in bonds and about $2,000,000 in mortgages; Wabash has property of $362,000, of which $18,000 are in buildings, $21,000 in bonds and $323,000 in mortgages; the University of California has somewhat more than $2,000,000, equally divided between bonds and mortgages; Wesleyan University has $1,125,000, of which $81,000 are in real estate, $260,000 in bonds, $77,000 in stocks, $686,000 in mortgages; of the $3,000,000 possessed by Northwestern University, $150,000 are represented...
...intensely hot weather at New Haven during the past week has acted as somewhat of a damper upon the usual activities of college life here. Even the New England Tennis Tournament failed to bring out very large crowds or much enthusiasm. The recent poor showing of the University baseball team does not augur very well for the coming game with Princeton, but it is hoped that things will pick up again as soon as Captain Rustin can resume playing. The University crew will leave for New London next Wednesday. "Bob" Cook was here during the week and seemed much encouraged...
...batting order and make-up of the nine was somewhat changed. Adams again took Winslow's place at third at the head of the list. Stevenson and Paine both moved up a couple of pegs while Burgess, Wrenn and Hayes, who was at his old place in right, came in at the bottom of the list...
...people, who sat shivering in ulsters. Although the weather was too cold for first class ball playing, the game was quite interesting. The score ran evenly and the result was in doubt until Tufts was retired in the ninth inning. Dartmouth batted well, but their hits were somewhat scattered. Lane and Adams did good work in the field and Corridon proved reliable at short. The same teams will play tomorrow. The score...
...Munro was very wild at times, but Harvard failed to hit him very hard. In the field Harvard did not have many chances. Wrenn let an easy grounder go by him and thus made his second error of the season. Winslow, who was back at third, was still somewhat hampered by his finger but the error he made was inexcusable. For Colgate, P. Munro at catch played by far the best game of the day. He caught his brother's wild pitching remarkably well, and his throwing to second was very accurate. F. Munro's batting...