Word: although
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last set there was no chance for Dabney and Gardner and they lost a love set, although two games were deuce. Niles's form had returned and Dana was a strong partner. Niles's bewildering serve was very successful and he won his games quickly. It seemed as though he and Dana had completely out-classed the losers in this...
...Although 809 caps, capes and torches have already been sold for the parade tomorrow night, the Republican Club has ordered 75 more, in order to give everyone a chance to obtain them. They will be on sale today between 2.30 and 6 o'clock from the windows of Holworthy 9 at $1.00 for each outfit. Arrangements have been made with the grocery stores in Cambridge whereby they have agreed to furnish kerosene for use in the torches at a nominal sum. Every man should have his torch filled at once in order to avoid confusion at the last moment...
...time were Niles and Dana in danger of defeat. Henshaw was distinctly off his game and served a number of double faults although he made several brilliant back-hand plays. Both Pearson and Dana were good on fore-hand shots but poor on their back-hand. Niles won all his serves and showed a high standard of game throughout. Most of the play, however, was directed at Dana...
...Harvard Varsity Club was informally opened, after its reorganization, in its new quarters at 39 and 41 Holyoke street yesterday morning when the University football team, on its return from Annapolis, breakfasted there. The training table will be located at the new building in the future. Although the building is itself complete, not all the rooms are furnished and it will not be until later in the week that every apartment will be ready for occupancy...
...Although a very large number have already been sold, the public sale of tickets for the Republican intercollegiate torch-light parade in Boston next Friday evening will be continued until tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock, in order to make the Harvard contingent as large as possible. The tickets, at $1.00 each, are on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's, the Co-operative, the Rendezvous, the Union, Memorial Hall, and Butler's. It is necessary that everyone wishing to march in the parade should purchase his ticket by Tuesday night in order to avoid confusion in distributing the caps, gowns...