Word: favorable
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Mott Haven" team shall be allowed to compete in New York in the spring. It will be interesting, when the decision is made known, to note whether or not it is in accordance with the views of the H. A. A. graduate advisory committee. This committee is strongly in favor of taking no measures whereby we shall be barred from meeting Yale in track athletics this year. A refusal to allow the team to go to New York would be a tendency toward such a result...
...Herald says: The conference was of a private character, although Judge John G. Crump and John McGinley, representing the board of trade, were subsequently admitted. The college men stated that the five years' agreement, recently expired, would not be renewed unless certain stipulations therein were changed in favor of the college crews. They considered the agreement a too one-sided document, which served the purpose five years ago, but which did not meet present requirements. They expressed the opinion that the Thames course would not be abandoned if New Lodoners showed a disposition to treat fairly with the colleges...
FINE ARTS 3.- Reviews in Manter 2 this afternoon at 2.15 p. m., and this evening at 7.15 p. m. The subject matter will be the same for the two reviews. I shall deem it a favor if those who conveniently can will attend in the afternoon rather than in the evening. Please bring Reber's Ancient Art. The reviews will be illustrated by photographs. Fee. $3 cash...
...double bill, "The Solicitor" and "Betty's" Finish will be played for some time yet at the Boston Museum, and on Tuesday, February 10, the 50th performance will be given. The combination is meeting with great favor and draws crowded houses...
...candidates for the 'varsity nine worked yesterday afternoon in two squads at half past two and at four. The cage in the Hemenway gymnasium has been given up entirely in favor of the one in the Cary Building where the hand ball courts are also at the disposal of the candidates for the nine. John Clarkson came out from Boston and coached the men trying for pitcher. Grounders were batted in the cage and afterward some of the men took their general exercise in the hand ball courts. H. Bates, who sprained his ankle on a slippery walk the other...