Word: stopping
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...positions have been filled as follows in most games: c., Slade, 1b., Foster; 2b., Vincent; s. s., Holt; 3b., Litchfield; l. f., Sears; c. f., Morse; r. f., Galbraith. Dayton and McVey are the regular subs., and Morton, Haskell, Sterling and Manning have also played. McVey made a brilliant stop of a grounder over second, in the Tufts game, but turned his ankle and has not been able to play since...
...Varsity boat and Wrightington moved from bow to his place. Biddle, who was at three in the Freshman boat, was put in at bow on the 'Varsity, Monday, and has remained there since then. On Thursday J. H. Perkins strained a muscle in his side and was obliged to stop rowing temporarily. Whitbeck, five in the Sophomore crew, is now rowing five, but Perkins will probably be back in his place on Tuesday...
Yesterday afternoon a large crowd of students turned out to see the 'Varsity nine play on Holmes Field for the first time this year. Unfortunately a short while after the nine had begun to practice the rain came down so steadily that they had to stop much earlier than usual. Only three innings were played, but the work of the men, both in batting and fielding, was very encouraging...
...professor and has delayed the work of a large course. While such an affair might have a humerous side, it is unpleasnt to think that any one would send this notice after reflection of what the consequences would be. Not only does the writer take it upon himself to stop the work of several hundred other men, but by sending such word to the CRIMSON, there is danger that instructors lose confidence in the paper and deprive it of one of its most useful features. To guard against this result we must rely wholly on the thoughtfulness and good-will...
...practice diamond in the old secret practice field has been moved out 50 feet farther from the fence and a temporary back-stop erected...