Word: credited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Problem in Politics" in Emerson J this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The public is cordially invited. Mr. Steffens is a well-known magazine editor and contributor who at present is writing a series of articles in Everybody's Magazine on "The Power of Money and Control of Credit...
...great "H" formed at New Haven on Saturday by waving colored handkerchiefs during the "Marseillaise" was most effective. By those who saw the figure it is commented upon with enthusiasm. The men who composed the "H" deserve credit and thanks for the care and forethought which must have been given to make this display so successful...
...sort time, little can be said of their work, except that Potter made one successful forward pass. Both Smith and Lewis, although having remarkable players for their opponents, showed good, form, and were neither fooled nor drawn in by Yale's interference. McKay played consistently and steadily, and deserves credit for breaking up many of Yale's plays. In addition to being impregnable on the defence, Fisher and Minot opened up large holes for the runner and several times broke through when the play was directed against them. Perkins, though not brilliant, played a dependable defensive game; his passes, however...
...Yale players and coaches is due the greatest credit for the unheard of rapidity with which the team developed in the last two weeks of its season. They attacked and solved a problem which popular opinion deemed impossible...
...team has maintained the highest average academic standing of any eleven in the history of the University. This exceedingly gratifying condition is due almost entirely to the inspiring leadership of Captain Withington. In any case he must have unstinted praise; and if his team wins, he deserves as much credit as Coach Haughton...