Word: agreement
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yale offered only two plans: first, a series of three games, the first to be played on neutral ground and the third in New Haven, which Harvard declined to accept; and the second, two games with no arrangement for a play off in case of a tie. The final agreement practically amounts to the last proposition unless Yale alters her stand...
...consistently that you were ready to meet us half half in our effort to reform. Prof. Ames, the chairman of your athletic committee, in the Harvard Graduates' Magazine of January, 1893, says: "It would be a great gain, too, for the true interests of intercollegiate athletics if by mutual agreement the teams should be made up exclusively from undergraduate players...
...Judiciary Committee of the N. H. House has been asked to report a bill appropriating $7500 annually to Dartmouth; the grant to be made for two years until the Wentworth legacy becomes available, and also to remit the payment of $15,000, which, under the agreement on which Culver Hall was built, the college has to pay the state in case of a separation from the Agricultural College...
...secret ballot of the whole university be taken at some time within three days from date, each department separately, the whole vote to be taken in sealed boxes to some common counting place and there counted, said vote to be on the following questions: First, shall the act and agreement of the athletic captains and managers be ratified and stand till...
...position which Yale has taken in her recent action disagreeing with the rule passed by her athletic managers is certainly much fairer and more sportsmanlike than it would have been had she agreed with their ruling. It tends, moreover, to better the prospects of an amicable and speedy agreement between the college and Harvard. By this action Yale shows herself opposed to the idea of the college in athletics and in favor of the university in athletics, which is what Harvard will doubtless stand for herself. Harvard's desire to eliminate professionalism from athletics was well defined three years...