Word: keeps
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...team will do no more work before Thursday's game, except the pitchers, who will merely warm up a little today to keep their arms in good condition...
...Yale University crew and four-oar with two substitutes left New Haven for New London yesterday afternoon. The order of the crews are now probably final. As considerable criticism has been made by graduates on the men chosen, Coach Gallaudet and Captain Allen have determined to keep the entire charge of the crew in their own hands and all graduates who visit the quarters will be requested to take no part in the coaching. The orders...
...model, with more flooring. The increase in fulness is at the bilge with an inch more camber in the stern section. This gives the stern the tapered appearance of a four, but to offset the change the last two sections are considerably fuller, which will tend to keep up the crew after the stroke. The bow is modelled after the old English shells and is sharper than the ordinary model. The bow section is rather more of a V shape than usual, and is expected to give more stability and to prevent rocking and twisting. The boat is designed...
...unusually large number of students have signified their intention of attending Summer School this year. The session will open on July 5 and will close August 15. The following instructors have been appointed in the various courses: In Greek, Professor Wright, Dr. Keep, and Mr. George H. Chase; in Latin, Professor Greenough, Dr. Moore and Mr. Henry N. Prescott; in English, Professor Baker, Mr. Hurlbut, Mr. Schofield, Mr. Hart, Mr. Young, Mr. Huntington, Mr. Greenough and Mr. Gentner; in Reading and Speaking, Mr. I. L. Winter; in German, Professor Schilling and Dr. Poll; in French, Professor de Sumichrast; in Spanish...
...Graydon has the same fault of failing to keep his power on the oar to the finish of the stroke. In long rows he tends to weaken...