Word: well
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PROVIDENCE, R. I., April 30.- Brown defeated Dartmouth in a well-played game today. Brown played an errorless game. Score by innings...
...growing opportunity offered to college men to engage in educational and religious work. The Springfield School trains lay helpers to undertake the managerment of Sunday School work and those matters which lie outside the pastor's duties. The year's course of study includes normal work as well as Bible study and lectures. It is not the intention of the school to furnish a short-cut to the ministry, but to equip men, who do not feel called to preach, to meet church problems from the laborer's stand-point, as a pastor or assistant pastor cannot...
...orator in his freshman and sophomore years, a member of the sophomore German committee, and floor manager of the junior promenade. During a year or two he was a frequent contributor to the Yale "Lit," and last year won the Junior Exhibition Prize Speaking contest, which requires literary as well as oratorical ability. As chairman of the Ninety-six News Board, and in connection with his work as class deacon, he has had many addresses to make, and, while he has never represented Yale in debate before, he is known as a thoroughly earnest and forcible speaker...
...Youngman, who followed, emphasized the fact that it was the athletic side of the University as well as that directly interested in debating and kindred subjects, which was supporting the debaters, and called upon those present for three times three for Harvard. After the cheering had stopped C. A. Duniway was called upon. The latter said that he envied the privilege of the Yale debaters, that although advice was needed, they did not need sympathy, for they had one of the greatest pleasures in store that a Harvard man could have, that of winning a debate from Yale...
Yesterday the Senior Crew rowed in the following order: Stroke, Kales, 140 lbs.; 7, Forbes, 156; 6, Fennessy, 175; 5, Derby, 172; 4, Shepard, 168; 3, Lewis, 170; 2, C. Brewer, 147; bow, Fairchild, 150; coxswain, Day. The men are being coached by Fennessy and are rowing well together. All of the men are experienced, and the crew stands a good chance of winning the class championship...