Word: sharp
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work of the University football squad yesterday consisted of long preliminary practice followed by a short signal practice and a ten-minute line-up. Although the preliminary work was slow and showed the effects of the day after a game, the playing which followed in the line-up was sharp and full of spirit. Captain Marshall could not join in the practice owing to a wrenched knee, and Schoelkopf and Hanley were given only light work, as the former is at present out of condition and Hanley has a lame shoulder. Bowditch was cut for the first time and joined...
...Sloan '06, 104770.52 27. J.L. White '06, 104280.15 28. L. Burchard '06, 104209.98 29. R.N. Hammond '06, 103575.9 30. J.R. Hooper '06, 101510.95 31. R.H. Williams '05, 100494.3 32. J.O. Bailey '06, 98921.9 33. C. Monro '06, 98673.0 34. P.F. Strout '03, 98619.9 35. J.A. Sharp '05, 98438.2 36. R. Amory, Jr., '06, 97257.6 37. W. Sabine '06, 95882.06 38. O.J. Todd '06, 95673.6 39. E.F. Schwarzenberg '06, 95427.2 40. A.J.D. Paule '06, 95280.79 41. H. Diamond '06, 94643.7 42. G. Switzer '06, 94339.15 43. N.E. Olds '05, 94266.4 44. W. Soule '06, 94135.1 45. A. Cumming...
...Senior baseball nine yesterday defeated the Freshman team in a one-sided game by the score of 15 to 5 and thereby won the interclass baseball championship. The Freshmen started off well with three runs in the first inning, but after that played a loose and nervous game. By sharp batting and intelligent base-running the Seniors scored almost at will...
...game were not strictly adhered to the work being for the most part devoted to giving the University nine practice in base-running. As has been the case in all the games of late, the men were slow in taking advantage of their chances, and were caught repeatedly by sharp throwing on the part of the Freshmen. The batting, too, was weak and uncertain, the hits being too widely scattered to be effective...
...practice yesterday. The work consisted of the usual batting practice, and a long, hard fielding practice. The batting was rather discouraging, as it still showed the disastrous faults of mistiming the ball and hitting too hard, which have characterized the batting all through the season. The fielding was fairly sharp and accurate, but the outfield was trifle slow in starting. No bunting or base-running practice was held...