Word: belonged
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...York as Yale shall elect. If New York is chosen, the second game shall be played there. If New Haven is selected, the second game shall be played in alternate years at Cambridge and New Haven respectively. In case the games result in a tie the victory shall belong to the team scoring the greater number of points...
...tickets for outsiders, but not for other college men. The sports are for the benefit of the university, and not for outsiders; they are held in a university building. There is no more reason for shutting out non-menbers from them than for shutting out men who do not belong to the baseball association from the baseball games. The rule in question, though we are inclined to doubt it, may be a means of making money; but that is no defence. College men ought not to be compelled to join the H. A. A. in order to see college sports...
...Danish war several duchies were gained without any decision being made as to whom they should finally belong, but here Bismarck showed his devotedness to the idea that it was lawful to take what he was strong enough to seize; for, when Austria had been conquered he took possession of them almost by force...
...have may be turned to good account if they be only consecrated to the right. All the fortunate and seemingly unfortunate occurrences in our life are closely connected with those actions which we chose from the whole world to perform; and these occurrences are God's own. We belong to God, and thus all the righteous hopes may be ours, if we receive them from Him and cherish and consecrate them...
...voluntary military organization among the two upper classes known as the Harvard Washington Corps. It was descended from an undergraduate military company of revolutionary times called the Marti Mercutian Band and was organized in 1811. Any senior or junior at least five feet, five inches in height could belong...