Word: credited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...these games by far the most important in determining the championship will be played at New Haven and at Cambridge. To Yale Field Princeton comes undefeated and with two tie games to its credit, the best record among the big teams, knowing that it has one of the strongest machines in years and aware of the fact that a victory over Yale will give it a clear title to the championship. The Yale authorities realize this and are putting unusual emphasis on the preparations for Princeton. Yet no matter how good or how bad Princeton elevens happen...
...Wisconsin Club deserves particular credit for having brought it about that President Van Hise should give this lecture. There are many state and sectional clubs in the University that could do a great deal for Harvard by following the Wisconsin Club's lead. Three distinct branches of activity, that are not often fully realized, lie open to the state and locality clubs at Harvard. First, they are in a position to keep students who come from the same state or section of the country in more or less constant touch with each other; secondly, by communication with the Harvard Clubs...
...singing, but we have had only one mass meeting as yet, and good singing is not possible without much practice. The leaders did not have to beg for cheers. It seems to the CRIMSON that everyone was intensely interested in the game, and what cheers there were did Harvard credit. The trouble was, that the leaders did not call for cheers enough...
...Georgetown which tied the Army in a scoreless game and whom the Indians defeated by an overwhelming score. The defeat of Pennsylvania last Saturday gave much confidence to the team, for this was the team which Brown beat only 6 to 0. But even with all this to her credit, Carlisle must take into account a fast, fighting team which Harvard has developed this year; a team which men who played on the Law School star eleven agreed to have more determination and fight than has been shown by University teams in several years...
...been for four field-goals by Brickley, netting a total of 12 points for Harvard, combined with the Freshman captain's excellent defensive and offensive work, it is very doubtful if Harvard would have come off the victor. At the end of the game Harvard had a credit of 12 points to none for Princeton...