Word: fair
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...competition in the pitching field bids fair to be closely contested. A good pitching staff is assured. The outstanding men at the present time are: C. L. Harrison Unc, who played in the game against Yale in 1916 which Harvard won, E. S. Hardell '21, F. K. Bullard '20, and W. B. Felton OcC, all won their "H" last season. E. F. Goode '22 won his. numerals on the 1922 nine. C. B. Butter-field '21, C. A. Clark OcC, H. S. Russell, E. S., B. Crockett, E. S., and S. H. Johnson '20 are promising men. W. G. Brocker...
...former Coach Percy D. Haughton, Dean Briggs, chairman of the athletic committee, and Walter Camp, noted sporting writer, it would be a welcome improvement. These men, together with Mr. Coffin, believe that this change would stop the extreme variation in number of plays in every game, which is neither fair nor scientific. And it would also prevent teams from playing against time to maintain a small lead, a practice which has caused much trouble in the past...
...Fair Magelone...
...Baker, accepted honorary membership on the committee. It is eminently fitting that the Government should give such endorsement to the Olympic program. The two hundred or more athletes that will be chosen in the next few months to compose the team will represent abroad the honor and the fair name of the United States. They will not, it is true, invade Europe to meet, in combat of war, a foreign foe. But each will defend, in his respective branch of athletics, the lustre of American sport against the challenge of the best of the world's athletes...
...course in elementary bacteriology, Hygiene 2, will be given this year under the direction of Mr. G. M. Fair. This course is planned for men who have never taken bacteriology...