Word: turning
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Among the five pitchers who took their turn on the mound, E. S. Russell Occ., who held team A to one run in the last five innings, showed the best form. T. H. Gammack '20, who did the catching for team B, gave a fine exhibition of pegging to the bases by throwing out five men in their attempts to steal second. In the infield of Team A. Captain R. W. Emmons, 3rd. '20 and A. J. Conion '22 featured by their all-round playing. Conion also got two doubles and a sacrifice out of four times...
...Turn of the Tide: American Operations at Cantigny, Chateau-Thierry, and the Second Battle of the Marne: by Jennings C. Wise, formerly Lt.-Col. Inf., U. S. A. Henry Holt and Company; New York...
...helpful criticism were of inestimable value to those members of the University who came in contact with them. Five of these six officers were veterans of the battle of the Marne, and all of them stood for that spirit which made it possible for the French army to turn back the first, and what later proved to be the crucial surge of the Germans into France...
...University Gymnastic team will oppose Yale at New Haven at 7 o'clock tonight in the final meet of the season. The Crimson Gymnasts secured a 27--26 victory over Dartmouth which in turn defeated M. I. T. Princeton, which was defeated by Yale 33-21, lost to M. I. T., 26-20. Consequently tonight's opponents are judged to be very closely matched; and the University team, because of its recent improvement in form, is expected to have a slight advantage...
Swimming never has success, nor will it until a real pool is established here. There is no reason why we should not turn out a winning team as we have done in other sports; undoubtedly there is as much swimming material at Harvard as there is at other universities, but the incentive is lacking. The difficulties of practice and the questionable reward of swimming as part of an aggregation constantly foredoomed to lose, offer obstacles effectually forbidding to the majority of those who have natatorial ability...