Word: fairs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Yesterday afternoon the entire Freshman squad was given outdoor practice. Heretofore the fielders have been kept inside the Cage, owing to the soggy condition of the field. The diamond is now in fair condition...
Following is a summary of the most important new points considered and adopted on Friday and Saturday: In measuring, the forward point of the ball will be the determining point. The mark of the fair catch will be considered as on the spot where the ball is actually caught. There is some ambiguity to this rule since the man making the catch is allowed two steps. This is one of the points left to be corrected by the sub-committee on editing the rules. The committee provided that if a player is out of bounds when the ball...
...class crews have been on the river two weeks and a half, and are showing fair improvement. The two Senior crews did not go out yesterday, but the first Junior crew rowed from the Newell boat-house. Simmons, who was rowing bow on the University four-oar last week, was back at 7 in the Junior boat, and Forte, who did not row last week, was in at 2. Every day this week, except Monday, when the weather was unfavorable, and Thursday, when only the first crew went out, the two Sophomore crews have been rowing from the Weld boathouse...
...last night in the Randolph Hall Breakfast Room, Mr. Seward W. Jones gave his personal reminiscences as a campaign manager. At 28 years of age he entered politics as a member of the ward and city committee of Newton, Mass. There he soon learned the methods of securing voters, fair and unfair. By means of which the balance of strength between the evenly matched Republican and Democratic parties in the ward was thrown on the side of the former...
...since been outgrown, and therefore to abandon all efforts to revivify it, and aim instead at securing some new and more practical modus vivendi to take its place." The argument of which this sentence is the conclusion shows rather more of the effects of preconceived idea than of a fair review of the facts as they actually exist, and it is to be regretted that so dark a view of the state of Harvard classes is presented to the readers of the Graduates' Magazine...