Word: interred
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Entries close for the inter-collegiate games tomorrow...
...toleration have enabled it to fasten itself on students' life with the tenacity of a tumor on the human vitals, so that reform may call for heroic action." To overcome this evil he suggests among other means, "a resolution calling for action at the next annual meeting of the inter-collegiate Y. M. C. A., in order that a crusade against gambling in all colleges may be called...
...University of Pennsylvania makes complaint because it was not invited to join the Inter-Collegiate Tennis Association. The University Magazine claims that the game has been played at that college as long as at any other, and that if opportunity were given it would make a hard fight for the championship. It ridicules the idea of the colleges that have won the least reputation in tennis starting the association without inviting the colleges that have done most in the sport to enter...
...have been so short-sighted that she could not see that the proposed changes were entirely for the good of college athletics, and that they were absolutely necessary for their continued existence. The moment the impression gets abroad that professionalism, in any of its features, enters into our inter-collegiate contests, from that moment college athletics are doomed. Yale has done much to give this impression to the world by refusing to take a positive stand against professionalism...
Princeton has twenty men now training under the care of Jim Robinson daily, from which number they will probably have seven men for the inter-collegiate games, besides the tug-of-war-team...