Word: backed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...there will our heart be also." When we have once made our choice our whole strength and interest goes out to it. So, if we choose wisely for once, we are building in the right place and we may rest assured that we shall not want to turn back...
...that as a University organization it deserves the same hearty support which is accorded to football and baseball and rowing. Our Mott Haven teams in fact have done more for us in bringing us victory than any of the other organizations. Every effort must be made to win back what Harvard lost last year and the best beginning for this effort is to bring out every bit of available material. The initial step must come from the students themselves; future guidance may safely be left to Captain Wheelwright and Mr. Lathrop...
...more or less of it all over the country. Just at this time, when college is about to close for the Christmas recess, and men will be leaving Cambridge for all parts of the country, it will be well to take extra preoaution that no contagious disease be brought back here from other places. There is a possibility of an epidemic of small-pox this winter and it is very important that every man here should be vaccinated immediately if he has not been vaccinated within two or three years. It is pretty generally accepted among medical men that vaccination...
...been in progress for some time and is now near completion. At each end of the room are two large cabinets made of oak, with glass doors. In these are arranged on shelves, the baseballs which have been used in games won by Yale for a number of years back, although in a number of cases the succession of games is broken. On the side of the room which faces the entrance are two bulletin boards on which will be placed the college records, both in athletics and gymnastic events. In the centre of the room is placed a large...
...played on the second eleven late in the season, Collamore, Gleason, Wilson and Hoag will leave college; Connor, Laimbeer, Parker, Warren, Grant, Shea, Gould, Beal, Fairchild, Lovering, Hayes, Foster, Winslow, Johnson, Clarke and Blanchard will be back and all will be eligible to play. Blanchard will probably not train; the rest will surely try for the positions that will be vacant. There are the three centre positions, and right tackle. Of the backs who played in the two championship games, only Waters and Gray will not be back. There are several good tackles, Connor, Gould and Beal. None...