Word: doubtful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Phillips '15. The former will be the mainstay of next year's defence. For goal, W. M. Washburn '15 played in most of the games and plainly showed his ability to fill the place of G. M. Carnochan, Jr., '14. This leaves but one defence position in doubt, and the record of the substitutes and the 1917 team is such that not much uneasiness is felt...
...this issue is significant of the fact that "this is a contracting world." The "grande tour" of Europe of a former generation is today being increasingly replaced by a year's trip around the world. That such an experience is profitable in various ways we cannot have a doubt, but with it unquestionably goes an element of dilettantism. --Nine months teaching at a mission school may not permit the covering of one-half the territory, but it has three distinct advantages: 1--It gives an intimate sympathetic knowledge of at least one foreign race; 2--In its element of service...
...best golfers in any American college today, and if his work of last summer is a fair example, he should do some brilliant work for the team. F. Sargent '14, last year's captain will be Allis's chief aid in the various matches. There seems no doubt but that last year's record of one victory, three defeats, and one tie, as well as the defeat by Yale, will more than be retrieved...
...game was hard-fought throughout, but after the first two minutes of play there was no doubt as to the outcome. The only doubt was whether or not there would be an outcome. President Smith of this sheet won for himself the unique distinction of being the only president in history who has scored a goal on Lampy, and friends from all over Thayer Hall were congratulating him last evening. Ex-officio Brown was credited with two assists. The umpires, Mr. Wingate and Mr. Perkins were valuable assets to the CRIMSON team and we wish to thank them for adding...
Marked progress has also been made on the Freshman Dormitories. There seems to be no doubt that the buildings will be finished by August 1, the date fixed in the contract. The roofs are now completed except for the slating, which will be done in the next two weeks if the weather conditions are favorable. Nearly all the windows have been set and the temporary heat turned on, so that the plastering work can go forward rapidly. A two weeks' strike among the plasterers, because of a misunderstanding as to the terrazzo work caused considerable delay on the inside construction...