Word: favors
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first officer among her alumni and her faithful adherents, and it is well and wise that she should begin to do so. She has had an example set her by the President of Harvard University, who has paid repeated visits to the West to endeavor to gain in the favor of the West the prestige of Yale as it stands today...
...hockey team tied the Newtowne Club yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field by the score of 3 to 3. The game was the hardest yet played. Although the team played a fast and consistent game during the first half, which resulted in its favor, the second half was marked by a decided slump and a corresponding rally on the part of Newtowne which finally resulted in a tie game. The line-up, which continued the same during the whole game, was as follows: A. M. Goodridge, goal; Russell, point; Hardy, coverpoint; Laverack, F. S. Goodridge, Hoxie, Beardsell, forwards...
...case of the President and Fellows of Harvard College vs. the assessors of the city of Cambridge, in a suit to recover taxes assessed upon buildings used by officers and students of the College, was decided yesterday by the Supreme Court of the State of Massachusetts in favor of the plaintiff. The buildings included the house of President Eliot, the old Foxcroft Club house and the houses of several professors. The statement by the court with regard to the case is in part as follows...
...that the result was in doubt until the last game had been played. Harvard led until the third round, when victories by Falk (C) and Sewall (C), and an adjourned game between Rice (H) and Hunt (P) gave Columbia the lead. The Rice-Hunt game was later adjidiciated in favor of Harvard and, by the fifth day's play. Harvard had again taken the lead which she successfully held until...