Word: well
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Dartmouth College team defeated Harvard yesterday on Holmes field in a well played game. With the exception of the first inning, Harvard played a strong game. In that inning, however, the play was wretched, and Dartmouth obtained a lead which the Harvard team was unable to overcome during the rest of the game. At several points in the game a base hit would have tied the score, but it was in no case forthcoming, In fact the poor batting of Harvard was one of the features of the game. Only four hits were made, and of these, two were scratches...
...will probably win the race. Their shell was badly damaged recently by being scratched, while passing under the new bridge by a sunken pile. E. Storrow is acting as stroke. The junior boat has made wonderful progress and will give all the crews a hard struggle. The men are well together and their shell is growing steadier every...
...Theatre. The Sodality must get into better condition before the spring concert. Every one expects to hear a creditable performance and without the Pierian the concert will not be so interesting as usual. The present Society ought to feel, moreover, that it is not their right to allow so well known an organization to fall away from the standard which men of former years worked so hard to build...
...varsity has match games. Such an arrangement must prove benefical in many ways. The practice will be much better than that afforded by the games with weak amateur nines or with nines from the smaller colleges. What is most needed now is practice in batting, and this will be well provided as the second nine has an excellent battery. The plan will also furnish the substitutes a chance to play and will develop new men for the team next year. Nothing but the hardest work will enable Harvard to win this year, and every effort in the right direction will...
...than these quartets of Beethoven and Brahms yet each selection was rendered in a manner highly satisfactory to the audience. The movements which found most favor with the audience were the Scherzo from the Beethoven quartet and the andante and Menuetto from the Brahms quartei. The andante was especially well liked as its broad nature gave the men ample chance for deep feeling and emotion. The applause which greeted Mr. Kneisel and his men at the end of the concert may be taken as evidence that Cambridge people appreciate the efforts of this organization here not a little...