Word: throughout
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Yale quarters and followed the crew over the entire course, keeping less than fifty yards behind. The men in the shell were told not to exert themselves during the trial, to prevent the Harvard coaches from judging their merits. They rowed an easy stroke of less than 29 throughout, and were accompanied by the freshman crew...
...usual custom, the crews laid their course directly by the Yale quarters, just as the Yale crews were going out, no attempt being made at concealment. On the way back, the second crew was overtaken, and a lively brush ensued in which the first crew won by a length. Throughout the work, the University crew showed great improvement...
...given this year, for when it was found that the Carlisle pitcher was not particularly strong, and that a victory was practically certain, the men became careless and slow, and seemed to make little effort either in the field or on the bases. The fielding was deplorably weak throughout the latter part of the game, nine errors being made, all of which were inexcusable. The base-running was equally discouraging, especially in the first inning when Randall was caught between first and second, and later in the third, when Greenough was run off at third...
...loss of the game by the Seniors was due partly to the weak pitching of Alexander in the fourth inning, and partly to the consistently good playing of the Freshmen throughout the game. Their hits were opportune and well-placed, their fielding was fast and accurate, and they showed good judgment in running bases. Brennan pitched creditably and Dexter, at third base, played his usual strong game. Giles's catch of a difficult fly to left field in the seventh inning was a feature of the game...
...street railway companies; also that it shall be built with or without a draw at a height not exceeding twenty-six feet above mean high water mark. The approaches are to be laid out separately by the respective cities, with a width of not less than sixty feet throughout their whole extent, and must be finished at or before the completion of the bridge. One hundred and twenty thousand dollars is the limit of total expenditure, which is to be divided equally between both cities. The act took effect upon its passage, and work on the bridge will begin...