Word: felted
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...prospects of the University team next year are unusually good. The only man from the regular team who will not be available next year is Mortland, and his loss will be less felt as C. M. Guggenheimer 1L., R. H. Grimes 1L., and G. W. Knapp, Jr., 1L., who have played at Johns Hopkins but who were prevented from playing here this year because of the one year residence rule, will be eligible. All of these men are experienced players, especially Guggenheimer, who has coached the team this spring...
...spirit they showed at that time exists in no less measure today, for it is the inheritance of Harvard, and will always be part of her teaching. It was not wanting two years ago when other men of this University offered their lives to their country because they felt it to be their duty. To them and to the men of earlier times equal honor...
...Both universities have been weakened by the graduation of several of last year's point winners, but Harvard's losses promise to be more severely felt than Yale's. The large number of new and untried men whose names appear in the entry lists, makes it very difficult to attempt a forecast of the result, but a review of the performances in Yale's interclass games April 28 and in the trial meets held at Harvard last month, indicate that the contest will be very close, with the chances slightly in favor of Yale...
Another innovation of importance is a studio, to be devoted to the uses of the club. The lack of such quarters has been felt keenly in the past, and as $300 of the necessary $500 has been raised, the venture is practically assured of success...
...island, and there has yet to be discovered a single case of dishonesty. The teachers who will attend the school at Harvard this summer are from the very best class. They are remarkably intelligent and anxious to learn, and the influence of their trip will be directly felt in every quarter of the island. The instruction here will be carried on in Spanish, as only about five per cent of the teachers understand English. Excursions will be taken to places oi historical interest, and numerous social diversions will be planned. The original number of one thousand has been increased...