Word: hoping
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...nothing of note had been accomplished on Soldiers Field this fall, Captain Withington's team would, nevertheless, be considered as having made Harvard athletic history. Every loyal graduate and undergraduate cannot help rejoicing, though not without misgiving, in the hope that from now on it shall be an established fact that no member of a University team is in difficulty with the College Office...
...hope of winning from Yale was strengthened by the work of the team in the Dartmouth game. In the first place, the University eleven was able to score twice by Straight football. It was a criticism of the new rules that touchdowns would be rare, because the offence, without pushing or pulling, would be unable to cope with the opposing defence gathered within five or ton yards of the line of scrimmage. It is possible for the University team at least to score by line-plunging...
...three crews at the head of the line. For a short time it looked as if Dunster-Dana-Drayton, which was rowing a hard race, would bump Brentford, but poor steering ruined the crew's chances at the first bend, and after the second bend there was no further hope of a bump. Mt. Auburn street was able to stay ahead of Brentford all the way without much exertion...
...fall dormitory rowing. This year the start of this rowing was very encouraging, but since then it has fallen off until there are only a dozen or so dormitory crews on the river. Every opportunity and every encouragement is being given by Coaches Stephenson and Brown, I hope that more men will report and take interest in this rowing. R. W. CUTLER...
...Flying tackles have been prohibited, in the hope that the heavier shocks of tackling may be prevented...