Word: buildings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...schedule framers an important lesson; that with the rising excellence of "small college" football and with the reappearance of merely average material for Crimson teams, it will in future be advisable to confine all the preliminary and the first of the mid-season dates to contests which will build up the team and not retard it. Special preparations for "minor" games, made necessary by the fact that the "minor" teams have been working simply with the Harvard game in view, undoubtedly serve as stumbling blocks in the path of the eleven's progress, and another year will probably...
...this year's swimming schedule. The last time the University met Yale was in February, 1913, but since that time the swimming management has not felt that the team was in a position of sufficiently equal terms to compete with Yale, on account of lack of facilities to build up a team. Swimming was entirely abolished as a sport in the University in 1910. The construction of the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. tank, however, has made it possible to re-establish swimming...
...Application for a permit to build wooden observation stands for the Harvard-Yale football game at Soldiers Field was made yesterday afternoon. The Graduate Treasurer had a very pleasant conference with Building Commissioner O'Hearn. The Commissioner stated that he could not agree with the interpretation of the law made by Corporation Counsel, giving him authority to issue a permit for the stands, but that he would be glad to waive the time which the law gives him for consideration of the application, and, by refusing the permit at once, have it go immediately before the Board of Appeal...
There is a nucleus of good runnres this fall upon which to build B. T. Twitchell '16 and K. E. Fuller '16 can in the Yale and Intercollegiate races last year, the latter also at Cornell, W. Edgar '16 and A. R. Bancroft '17 were also Harvard representatives in the Cornell race, and Bancroft ran a good race at New Haven. The other Senior who has been out since Monday is G. H. Hughes...
...Reynolds, W. T. Gardiner and L. S. Chanler, Jr., were lost by graduation, and Captain L. Saltonstall and L. Curtis of the Henley eight also graduated. The withdrawal of C. E. Schall '16, on account of ill-health, left a nucleus of twelve "H" men around which to build a strong combination; besides the veterans of last year's Yale race, six oarsmen and the coxswain of the victorious Henley crew were available...