Go in for

"I hope she doesn't go in for big purple orchids," Miss Tinkham said to Mrs. Rasmussen, "there are so many pretty kinds."

Jem, there's a good opening among the hard Fact fellows, and they want men. I wonder you don't go in for statistics.

"Why on earth do you go in for track?" I asked him. And then he explained that he thought that, if you wanted to be an all-around man, you ought to cultivate some form of athletics— he's actually taken up pole-vaulting: isn't that a ghastly thought?

It ain't their fault; I know heaps of nice girls who feel it horribly. What can they do? they can't go in for cricket and football.