Word: although
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Although we have not taken the trouble to make a complete canvas, we have direct evidence that a number of men in training have been kept awake several hours at a time by pointless cheering and singing. It would seem, therefore, that putting the whole matter on the basis of loyalty to the athletes who represent us, some general sentiment should be started to stop these unreasonable disturbances which occur with startling frequency. If a general sentiment is not effective there are other methods of suppression, less gentle, but perfectly justifiable...
...pitching was not as good as in the Stone's game, but at the bat he got three hits, one of which was a two-bagger. The hitting of the rest of the team against a rather poor pitcher was not nearly as good as it should have been, although ten hits were made...
...captain and a tireless manager have developed a splendid feeling of spirited work and good fellowship. We trust that Saturday's victory will strengthen this spirit, and that the men will keep it up until the intercollegiate meet, which we are again fortunate in having on our own field. Although it is useless to attempt to predict the result of this meet, we feel confident that the team that won from Yale on Saturday can and will represent Harvard worthily...
...Although the eyes of most undergraduates will be focused on the Princeton baseball game, to be played on Soldiers Field this afternoon, we shall await with almost equal interest the result of the dual track meet at New Haven. Unfortunately, both the Harvard teams will go into the contests handicapped by the poor condition of some of their best players and runners; but, despite the apprehension that these reports have caused during the past few days, we hope for and expect a two-fold victory. The baseball team has already shown its "fighting" spirit, and we feel that the track...
None of the matches was close with the exception of the second match in the doubles in which Fanning and Nicholl of Technology defeated A.N. Reggio '07 and A.S. Dabney, Jr., '09. The Technology team, although composed of good players, showed their lack of practice. J.M. Morse '07 and C.C. Pell '08 did the best playing for Harvard, both in the singles and the doubles...