Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...dispute his place, we are sure that he would gladly give them an opportunity during the week at Longwood. As for the doubles, Mr. Sears has requested Mr. H. A. Taylor, '86, to play with him. This, of course, is also open to dispute, and the executive committee hope that there will be no hesitation in either singles or doubles from men who feel themselves able to try for a position on the team...
...hope that a sentiment of honor will forbid an evasion of that payment by players. The college authorities are thinking of taking charge of the courts in the spring, but wish, first, to allow us one chance to run them ourselves. Let us try to profit...
...term and many men have not yet returned to college, but the Yale and Princeton teams are hard at work and rapidly getting into suitable condition. No time must be lost if we are to put a team into the field of which Harvard need not feel ashamed. We hope that the next few days will show a large increase in the number of candidates, for a good team can not be selected unless there is a large number of men from which the selection can be made...
...should by no means feel disheartened as our representatives acquitted themselves credibly. Both the race and the ball game were won on their merits. Each event was closely and strongly contested with nearly as much honor accruing to the vanquished as to the victors. Let us hope that these defeats will but stimulate our teams to renewed exertions in the future, that when they next meet Yale, better success may crown their efforts...
...every student of the play." The thorough scholarship and the peculiar interest of this volume to Harvard men should make it a popular one here. The need of a library edition of the Greek tragedians has long been felt, and as we close the volume we can but hope that it is but the first of a series of similar volumes on all the plays of Sophocles, Aeschylus and Euripides...