Word: although
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Although the University team lost three men by graduation last year, it is very strong. Columbia will be well represented and in Schoonmaker, last year's winner of the all-round intercollegiate gymnastic championship, they have a good point winner. The judges will be Mr. C. B. Lewis, gymnastic instructor at Tufts College, Mr. C. Eberhardt, of the Boston Athletic Association, and Mr. E. Barrier, of the Hyde Park Y. M. C. A. There will be an exhibition of double tumbling after the meet by W. C. Bennet '08, and W. A. Boughton...
...second game of the series with Princeton the University basketball team was defeated at Princeton tonight by the score of 25 to 17. Harvard won the first game, defeating Princeton last month by the score of 16-13. The game tonight was fast and well played, and although 14 fouls were called on Princeton and 13 on Harvard, they were due rather to infringements of the rules than to rough playing...
Candidates for the Yale team will also begin work today in the cage. Although Yale has lost six members of last year's team, the positions left vacant can be easily filled by strong second string and freshman material of last year, and the team promises to be one of the best in years, especially in batting...
Both teams returned for the second half with the same line-up, and the game became faster and more exciting than at any time in the first half. Although Harvard's team-work was much better and its offense good, the men could not break up their opponents' strong defense. The Dartmouth players passed with more precision and forced the University team to resort to a defensive game, which the visiting team broke up continually as basket after basket was thrown. The game ended after Brady had made four goals in quick succession almost unaided, and with the score standing...
...Although nothing but favorable comment has been heard on the proposal to publish the names of men who have been found guilty of speculating in football tickets, the Athletic Committee still hangs fire. No one doubts the effectiveness of such a step in checking this abominable violation of a Harvard man's privilege, and most of us are agreed that it is the only way to forestall future offenses. The chief objection of the Athletic Committee has been the fear of doing injustice to men whose names have been forged, or who have been guilty only of carelessness in disposing...