Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...freshman and Exeter teams played on Jarvis Field yesterday afternoon and the former only were beaten after a good uphill game. Exeter put a strong nine in the field and they played a sharp, quick game. The Ninety-four team played a very fair game and their outfielding was especially good. Highlands will not play this spring and Dickinson may pitch the Yale game...
...base ball management has as yet taken no steps, so far as we know, towards providing the freshmen with a competent coach. No one who saw the first freshman game with Yale could doubt that Harvard's defeat was due to a lack of sufficient training. It is hardly fair to Ninety-four that she should not have the advantages of her predecessors, and it is hardly fair to the college that the freshmen should not be given every opportunity to win their last game. It is not too late to appoint a coach. Much good may be done...
...spoken of without mentioning the unusual lack of energy shown by the freshman class as a whole, both in the sale of tickets and in attending the concert. So small an audience as was present last night necessarily hampered the work of the clubs, and it is only fair to them to attribute any failure on their part to the want of enthusiasm among the freshmen...
...place in 7 min., 14 2-5 sec., with Endicott second and Brackett third. Bardeen managed to leae last place to Yale without any trouble. The 440 yards dash was a remarkably good race. Wright of Harvard showed beautiful form, taking first place in 52 sec., which was very fair time with so wet a footing. As the other men neared the last turn, Mullins of Harvard began pulling up steadily on the other men, and he finally passed all but Wright and finished a good second, Jones of Yale being thereby relegated to third place...
...which came after the half mile run, was exciting. Lee first took a lead of several feet over Williams, but when the race was nearly half over Williams began to work harder and seemed, to those spectators who were opposite the men at that spot, to be in a fair way to win the race. Lee kept his lead, however. At about the eighth hurdle either Williams struck Lee, or Lee Williams. Williams was stopped some by it and he was passed by Fearing at about the last hurdle and had to take third place. The time...