Word: third
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...third game between the seniors and the freshmen for the class championship in base ball was stopped during the fourth inning by rain. The score at that time was 4 to 3 in favor of ninety-three. The freshmen were playing by far the steadier game, not having had an error in the four innings they were in the field. The seniors were doing the heavier batting; they secured eight hits off Wiggin in the four innings, but the excellent fielding of ninety-three forced them to earn all their runs, and thus held the score down. The feature...
...rocks and fossils for chemical work. Two rooms on the second floor of the block next to the corner are assigned to the petrographical laboratory and collect-collection. The general library of the Museum, containing 20,000 volumes, and the Whiting Geological, Library, are on the same floor. The third floor is devoted entirely to exhibition rooms and the fourth to the division in physical geography, for laboratory instruction and the personal uses of advanced students...
Forty members of the Zeta Alpha Society of Wellesley College are to be entertained by the Pierian Sodality next Monday afternoon in the rooms on the third floor of the north entry of Matthews...
...weak points of the freshman team are still third and short. Had these positions been covered better yesterday the freshmen would have won the game. Toward the end of the game the crowds supporting both nines were reinforced by men coming from the 'varsity game. During the ninth and tenth innings great enthusiasm was shown, the crowd gathering on the base lines and keeping up a continuous cheering. In the ninth inning Ninety made three runs, tying the score, but the freshmen failed to score in their half of the inning. In the next inning the freshmen went...
...third and last paper was on "The Beginning of National Consciousness in Germany." It was written by Mr. C. H. Carruth, but as he was unable to be present, Dr. Francke, of the German department, consented to read it for him. It was an elaborate treatise, being principally a collection from German authors of passages which show the development of national feeling. The most prominent references in earliest times are to exhortations to soldiers before battles, urging remembrance of the Fatherland. The whole paper showed wide research and careful preparation of results...