Word: admittedly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Almost anyone will admit that bodily exercise is the necessary complement of mental activity, yet there has always remained the valid objection that college athletics are for the few. When the Harvard and Yale class crews meet for the first time on the Basin this afternoon, a big step toward the removal of the objection will be made. Perhaps the most pleasant side of the race, however, is its friendly informality. Strange as it may seem, the Yale crew will race in a Harvard boat, and we hope that it will be properly welcomed and entertained by the Harvard oarsmen...
Application blanks for the Intercollegiate Track Meet to be held in the Stadium May 30-31 may now be had at Wright & Ditson's and at Leavitt & Peirce's. Tickets are going fast. It must be remembered that H. A. A. tickets do not admit to this meet...
...undergraduate body. There is no less need for a cheering section at the baseball games than at the football games, and in the important mid-season games that are coming on it is especially desirable that the stands be well filled. To wait until the "big games" is to admit that the only reason for going is to see the game and that the support of the team is negligible...
...cheering section seats in the baseball grandstand to which the H. A. A. and season tickets admit, have been moved from the third base line to the first base line behind the Harvard players' bench. This is at the special request of Captain Wingate. H. B. Gardner '13 of New York, has been appointed cheer leader for the rest of the season, beginning this afternoon...
...Memorial tickets--"Harvard Class Day, 1913. Admit one to Memorial Hall and Gymnasium 8-11 P. M., June...