Word: develope
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...various scrub nines which are now beginning practice, and to offer cups as prizes to the members of the winning team? This was done last year and we see no reason why the arrangement should not be repeated. Perhaps a series of games for a scrub championship will not develop any very valuable material for the present or for future 'varsity nines, but it will serve to keep alive that healthy interest in base ball throughout the student body upon which the success of future 'varsities must ultimately in no small measure depend...
...number of men. What the club needs, if it intends to outshoot Yale on the 29th, is a larger number of men from whom to choose the team. The management has urged men in a general way to come out to the shoots. The only way for it to develop a strong team is to have, as in all other sports, a large number of candidates. We hope that the Shooting Club will show itself active in recruiting...
...arranging for the Interscholastic Tennis Tournament which is to take place today. For the success of the tournament, which seems assured, the Harvard men have worked hard; and they deserve in return the thanks of the college. An annual Interscholastic Tennis Tournament like the one today is bound to develop to a remarkable extent the material in the preparatory schools. It is a continuation of work upon the same principle which underlay the establishment by Harvard men of an Interscholastic Athletic Association. The benefit to Harvard athletics is incalculable. It is shown plainly already; it must show still clearer...
...success of the affair, it would be eminently fitting for the college to display a practical interest in the tournament by going to the matches today. The presence of Harvard men would at least show the preparatory school players that the college is doing all it can to develop the sport which they represent...
...bill is needed to develop a Merchant Marine available for war and transport purposes: Cong. Rec., Dingley's speech, 1153; Kerr's speech, p. 3650; Sanford's speech, 3653; Report on Merchant Marine...