Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...four hundred men there should be any difficulty in getting at least first and second elevens, seems absurd; yet this is the case, and has in past years been the case, until by dint of hard personal persuasion barely enough men have finally been got together to make a fair showing in the class championship games...
...exercises attending the opening of the Mechanics Fair in Boston yesterday morning, an address was made by President Eliot. Among the other speakers of the occasion were Governor Greenhalge and Collector Warren. The Centennial Hymn, composed by J. K. Paine, formed a notable feature of the programme...
...insist on having only three men behind the line when in possession of the ball-in other words, allowed more than three to participate in the interference from the moment the ball was shapped. Harvard, on the other hand, agreed to leave out of calculation the rule relating to fair catches. According to the Harvard rule, the one making a fair catch cannot run with the ball...
Cozzens showed up best on the second eleven. His rushing was fair and his tackling was the best that has been done this year. He played an energetic game throughout...
...concerned. In most of the dormitories there are no baths at all, and in none of them are there baths to spare: there must be hundreds of students who will find that passion for cleanliness, which seems characteristic of the Harvard undergraduate, ungratified. It does not seem quite fair that the College should bring students here and then leave them without the means to an end so important that it has been next to godliness. A way of escape from the difficulty seems fortunately to present itself in the Carey Building. Before the demand becomes too pressing might...