Word: furthers
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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XVI. The management of the 'varsity nine agrees to furnish two balls for each game, and further agree to have Jarvis field marked out before each game.
The joint proposition made by some Harvard and Yale graduates for the regulation of athletic sports has come to our hands. We are surprised to find that it concedes to Yale every point now in controversy. It provides for only one game of foot ball and that in New York...
The umpires and referees in football contests shall be of the requisite age and character to insure a rigid enforcement of the rules of the game. For any misconduct which under the now existing rules would disqualify a player from further participation in a particular contest, the opposing team shall...
In the original proposition submitted at a conference held in Springfield, February 14, 1890, Harvard proposed two games of football annually, one at Cambridge and one at New Haven. Yale urged that New York, by reason of the large body of its graduates resident in or near that city, was...
These points are all included in the revised proposition. The Harvard Conference Committee had neither the ability nor the inclination to make any further concession. We believe that the great body of her graduates and undergraduates will agree with them and with the Athletic Committee that the plan of having...