Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman hockey team will play St. Mark's School in the second scheduled game of its season at Southborough this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In their first game, played Saturday, the Freshmen showed speed and fair team-work, defeating Pomfret School 9 to 2. The first practice since that game was held in the Stadium rink yesterday afternoon, the first team scoring twice against the second in a long scrimmage. The work on the whole was satisfactory although the high wind proved a handicap...
...Fisher '12 spoke of the actual working of the plan and the method by which rooms are assigned. The system of allotment has worked well heretofore and few changes are necessary this year. As all applications are handed in marked with a fictitious name, the system is absolutely fair to all men, and makes it impossible for the Senior Dormitory Committee to show favoritism to certain applicants...
...very interesting to compare Miss Crimmins's new play "She Knows Better Now" with Miss Lewis's new playlet "That Case of the Joneses." The former is a play of a small central idea expanded with fair success into a three-act play by means of Miss Irwin's broad and contagious humor. The latter is a play of a strikingly original idea cut down or rather left undeveloped till its effect is jeopardized. One is the play of moderately successful expansion; the other the play of unfortunate contraction...
...team has won one scrimmage of the several played against the B. A. A. and has tied one. A week ago Saturday Technology and a scrub team composed mainly of members of the University squad played a tie game, each side scoring five goals. This, however, was hardly a fair trial for either team, as poor ice greatly handicapped the forward lines...
...Saturday afternoon, each side scoring five goals. The forward line on the scrub team was the same as the one which has been playing on the first University team in practice, but it was so hindered in skating and passing by poor ice that its work was hardly a fair test. The most noticeable fault was the inability of the wings to keep up with the centre men. It must be remembered in this connection, however, that Palmer is entirely unused to a wing position. S. B. Smart at goal was the only regular man on the defence. The scrub...