Word: spiteful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...College nine shut out the West Point Cadets at West Point Saturday. The weather was rainy and cold but in spite of the wet grounds and slippery ball, the Harvard team put up a sharp fielding game and batted better than usual. Gregory pitched a fine game. He allowed only two hits and gave only one base on balls. His support was nearly perfect. Sears, in left field, made several difficult catches...
...dual games with U. of P., to be held on Holmes Field, Saturday, May 8. The games promise to be very close, as may be seen by comparing the records given below. The records of the Pennsylvania men were given by Mr. Geyelin, president of the athletic association. In spite of the severity of the faculty restrictions which have prevented several very promising men from training, Captain Windsor is much encouraged by the earnestness shown by all the men in their work this spring...
...large number of Radcliffe and Harvard students who, in spite of the bad weather, attended Assistant Professor de Sumichrast's lecture on "M. Ferdinand Brunetiere," yesterday afternoon, seems to indicate that M. Brunetiere will have large audiences in Sanders Theatre on the afternoons of April...
Yesterday afternoon the interclass track games and field events for the Wells Cup were held on Holmes Field. The entry list was large and the games were very successful in spite of the cold day and rather heavy track. The sprints and the hurdle races were run from east to west on account of the wind...
After the main speeches the debate was thrown open to the house. In spite of a rather noticeable lack of preparation on the part of some speakers, some very effective rebuttal work was done on both sides. The following men spoke: From the Forum, A. W. Blake-more '97, V. H. Smith '98, G. Gleason '97, P. G. Carleton '99, W. L. Leighton '99, G. L. Paine Gr.; from the Union, L. O. O'Brien '97, C. Crilk '98, F. Hendrick '98, R W. Sprague L. S., G. R. Stobbs '99, G. O. Dexter...