Word: doubted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will doubtless win some points in the short distance runs. The 100 yards dash ought to be a close race between Garcelon of Harvard and Richards the Yale freshman, with the former a favorite, and the third point lying between Thompson and Baker. The 220 flat will be in doubt the whole of the distance with Sayer a probable winner, Bennett of Yale second and Whittren third. Merrill is counted on for first in the 440, while second will go to Bennett with Bingham a close third. Judging from past records, Corbin ought to win the half mile, and Scoville...
...since they may on all occasions change from one plan to the other without notification. It does not seem to us that such a privilege is at all necessary or that it should stand as an obstacle in the adoption of this new proposal. The University needs without a doubt a second dining hall. The Memorial Hall directors have hit upon something which promises well and is acknowledged to be practicable. It is a last effort to secure this most urgent need and therefore the members of the University who are affected one way or another by the outcome...
...trust that the good beginning which Harvard then made was but the forerunner of many others. The speakers tonight have in competitive debate open to the whole University proved their right to the honor of representing Harvard. That they will do her and themselves proud, we have not a doubt and we wish them not only for ourselves but in behalf of the University at large the best of good fortune...
...Wilson was put in his place at the beginning of the fourth inning. It was a lucky change for Princeton as Wilson held his opponents down to a few scattering hits and Harvard did not score again until the seventh. The result of the game was in doubt up to the last inning, when Princeton scored a run and won the game. For Harvard, O'Malley caught a steady game and Hayes fielded well. Wilson and Williams, the Princeton battery, did the best work of all the players...
...doubt comes as to what God's will for us is. We have not the signs and the voices; we can use our common - sense. the advice of our friends, the inspirations of books, and the teachings of experience. When a man has once made up his mind as to his life and career after mature deliberation, he will do better not to alter that decision, Let him make sure, however, of one thing. - that he cast his lot in with the progressive nations. If he decide that other lands need his work, let him go to China, Japan...