Word: stopped
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...following men who played in the Yale and Princeton games last year are again eligible for the team: Captain E. P. Currier '09, catcher; S. T. Hicks '10, and N. K. Hartford '09, pitchers; T. Briggs '09, and R. W. Hall '10, first base; J. W. Simons '09, short-stop; R. H. Aronson '10, E. T. Dana '09, C. W. Harvey '09, and C. L. Lanigan '10, outfielders. Of last year's championship Freshman team, R. G. McKay, J. A. McLaughlin, W. M. Minot, A. Sweetser, J. A. Sweetser, and P. S. Twitchell show promise of developing into valuable...
...Boston defeated the University second team by the score of 3 to 1, in the Stadium Saturday in a game marked by brilliant flashes of individual playing and poorly developed team-work. In the first half the second team was slightly outplayed by its opponents and was unable to stop the rushes, of Clifford and Ford. The second team forwards played together with more consistency in the second half, allowing only one goal...
Motion study, as thus used, means a systematic study with the stop-watch of the way in which the time of artisans about their usual work is actually spent. The object is of course to find ways to eliminate such waste of time as is observed, and the results already obtained are very striking and suggestive, and they bid fair to be far-reaching in importance. Mr. Gilbreth will speak from the point of view of a large employer, thus endeavoring to increase the efficiency of his men. The subject is one meriting the attention of anyone interested in efficiency...
...goal made by Paine was accidental. The playing was slow throughout the game except for an occasional fast individual play. The lack of team work was conspicuous, and resulted in neither goal's being seriously threatened; during the whole course of the game Washburn had to make but one stop. The playing of the forwards was too open and scattered, causing Ford at coverpoint to have the puck in his possession more of the time than should have been the case...
...Greene '96, secretary of the Corporation will leave tomorrow for an extended tour through the West. His first stop will be in Toledo; from there he will go to Detroit, Ann Arbor, Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison, and as far west as Des Moines. He has planned to visit the Universities of Michigan, Chicago, Syracuse, Wisconsin and other educational institutions. Mr. Greene will return to Cambridge on February...