Word: favored
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Adams is pushing him hard for the place. Both play hard and it will be difficult to choose between them. Thayer is a little the quicker. Hurley at right end is heavier and stronger than Flershem, but both play a good, hard game. The chances seem to be in favor of Hurley, though Flershem has been playing longer, and works better with the team. At quarter Valentine has fallen off in his work, but he still holds his own against Flint, his nearest rival. Wadsworth may come from the 'varsity and possibly shut out Valentine. though...
...those of last year. The subject for debate was: Resolved, that more class spirit would be beneficial to the best interests of Harvard College." The principal disputants were: affirmative-G. A. Goodridge and J. H. Coopley; negative-H. W. Adams and F. C. Sutro. The debate was decided in favor of the negative. A number of men then spoke from the floor. The speakers as a rule, showed considerable ease and fluency, and the prospects for good debating seem bright, judging from the material in the club. Seven men joined the club after the meeting...
...members of the Graduate School and honorary members of the club to meet the Corporation, the Overseers, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Any student in the Graduate School or former member of the Graduate Club, who has not received an invitation to the reception, will confer a favor upon the executive committee by sending his name and address to the secretary...
...members of the Graduate School and honorary members of the club to meet the Corporation, the Overseers, and the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Any student in the Graduate School or former member of the Graduate Club, who has not received an invitation to the reception, will confer a favor upon the executive committee by sending his name and address to the secretary...
...Your favor of the-inst. received. It would seem that Yale and Harvard have been unnecessarily held apart by reason of a failure on the part of each to clearly understand the position taken by the other under the conditions which arose last spring. Permit me to assure you, speaking for myself, and I believe for Harvard supporters, we have not questioned, and do not question, the general sportsmanship of Yale teams. I write this in simple justice to Harvard men who heartily deprecated the exaggerated newspaper assaults upon the Yale team as manifested in the winter and spring...