Word: behind
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard had the east end of the field, the wind in her face, and the ball. Like went behind the wedge and was downed only after a good gain. Mason did some good blocking on the right end and Fearing ran around for six yards. Trafford tried to break Amherst's centre but tailed. Lake worked the right end successfully, and then Cobb tried Fearing around the left end. Bond was easily pushed aside by Raley, who tackled Fearing prettily...
...wish to thank you for the many courtesies shown the class and ourselves as members of the photograph committee of the class of ninety-one. We are pleased to say that the relation of photographer and student has always been of the pleasantest, and we leave behind us our best wishes for like success with all future classes...
...latter achievement we want to take the first opportunity of congratulating the men who brought it about. The outlook in rowing at the beginning of the year was not bright, and the discouragements which Captain Perkins and his men met throughout the year were many. Yet the college was behind them, and they...
With such an eminently successful year behind it the college can look forward to the coming athletic work with considerable confidence. The forces which won us the victories are none the less strong now than then, and in foot ball we expect them to result in success. What we need most now is enthusiasm from every man in the university. Each man who is physically able should present himself as a candidate, and every other man should give the encouragement of his presence. At the captain's call many candidates presented themselves for practice almost a week earlier than last...
Today Ninety-one's undergraduate life will close. It is for us who are left behind to tell how successfully her course has been run. We wish we could find words graceful enough to pay even a part of the tribute which is owing to the class about to graduate. Its most striking characteristic, perhaps, is the steadfastness with which it has followed out the liberal and progressive spirit of the University. Many changes, radical in outward form, have taken place in Harvard during the past four years; yet at the bottom they have all been but the exemplars...