Word: counted
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Robert P. Porter, President Harrison's unfortunate appointee to the superintendency of the last census, writes on "Partisanship and the Census," the article being an attempt to defend the recent count of the American people...
...ball came to Harvard on four downs. Dean gave the ball to Upton, and he made one of the prettiest runs of the afternoon aided by Newell's interference. But the umpire decided that there had been holding in the Harvard line; so the run did not count, and the ball went to Yale. Bliss tried but was stopped without gain by Dean. McClung, however, made a pretty run of fifteen yards, being finally stopped by Cumnock. Wallis, B. Morison and Rhodes managed to squeeze out live yards through the centre. Bliss tried the same avenue and found a resting...
...blue-books for the hour examination in Philosophy 1 were returned at the last recitation. The marks will not count at all on the final examination...
...President Wilson, of the Princeton Foot Ball Association, aflirms that the game with Yale on Thanksgiving Day is by no means a foregone conclusion. "We have no stars this year," he says, "for brilliant and showy work, but we intend to show an all-round team work that will count." It cannot be denied that each day's practice shows a material improvement in team work. The ragged play of the rushers in blocking and of the backs in getting hold of the ball which was so ominous in the earlier part of the season is fast disappearing...
...meeting of the Cycling Association Saturday shows that much work must be done during the winter to develop fast riders. In nearly all the races the time was very poor. The bicycle race is an event on which Harvard must be able to count with assurance at the Intercollegiate games...