Word: ever
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...with only six members of last year's team and no promising material in the freshman class, the team, by dint of much work and daily scrimmages, gradually developed a form which culminated in the Princeton and Harvard games. The team was one of the most powerful that has ever been produced at Yale, but seemed to lack finish. The line was stronger than the backfield and compared favorably with any line of previous years. Great credit is due to Head-coach Rafferty, Captain Hogan and Trainer Murphy for the splendid machine that they build up. The team...
...lately been made to the collection of busts of Caesar now on view in the Fogg Museum. The most noteworthy is a series of photographs of busts, loaned by Mr. J. C. Ropes '57. One of these is from the head at St. Petersburg, and is the only photograph ever taken of that work. There are also a bronze head, loaned by Mr. H. W. Haynes '51, and the only photograph of a bust found in 1858, owned by Mr. S. H. Cameron of Philadelphia...
...played till the whistle blew for the last time a truly heroic game, a game in which by sheer grit and pluck in the face of insuperable seconds eleven men time and again stayed off a finally inevitable defeat at the hands of one of the best teams which ever played for Yale...
...Ever to Harvard! Ever to Harvard...
...this game the eleven showed speed and aggressiveness and gave promise of further satisfactory progress. Games with Bowdoin and the University of Maine, however, although won by scores of 17 to 0 and 23 to 0, respectively, disclosed a weakness in the Harvard defense which has been apparent ever since. On October 11, the team defeated Bates 11 to 0. The low score was due partly to unfavorable conditions of weather and field, but also to general lack of ability and aggressiveness on the part of the team. The West Point game, although won by a score...