Word: touchingly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Index is the work of T. Frank Brownell '65, who is one of the Board of Managers of the Harvard Club of New York. Mr. Brownell is a man well in touch with all college movements, and he has shown great skill and accuracy in his rather laborious task...
Score-Harvard 13, Dartmouth 0. Touchdown-Bouve. Goal from touch-downs-Cochrane. Safety-Crolius. Goal from place kick-Cochrane. Umpire-H. Cross, Yale. Referee-H. Letton, Yale. Linesmen-Richardson, Harvard, and Bartlett, Dartmouth. Timekeeper-F. Wood...
...number are two stories: "The Misses Bentley's Telescope," by A. B. Ruhl, and "The Manger's Office," by J. A. Macy. In this last the atmosphere of the manager's office and the different episodes in the story are presented with exceptional convincingness and firmness of touch, while the whole, with the exception of a half column of repetition, is alive and vigorous...
...number of the Advocate contains at least one sketch ("The Cows on the Common," by R. P. Bellows) which is decidedly pleasing in its sincerity and delicacy of touch. It is a short story of the romantic order, with a tinge of the picturesque, due partly to its Colonial surroundings. The style is unpretentious and suggestive, and the impression produced is one of warmth and cheerfulness...
...from Yale, U. of P. Georgetown and Carlisle. The contest was very close, but Fish won the first relay in 51 2-5s. and Vincent won the second in 50 1-5s. Butler, however, weakened considerably and fell just before reaching the tape. Hollister then managed to touch him and though Fisher, Yale's crack quarter-miler had gained a lead of seven yards, the Harvard runner overhauled him and won by five yards. The time for the relay was 49 4-5s., but allowing for the delay Hollister's time was considerably faster. The whole time...