Word: knew
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...college men do not care much for any but college sports. Those who managed the game did all that could be done to draw a crowd, but it is natural that very few persons can be persuaded to stand about on winter afternoon to watch a game which they knew nothing about...
...various Harvard Clubs whom they will visit that every time the clubs are heard a good impression of Harvard will remain. The revival of a few old songs by the Glee Club is noticeable and will be appreciated on the trip. Graduates like to hear again those songs they knew so well at college. The solos were and always will be well received...
McClung's Touch-down and Goal.McClung, by a good rush, carried it over. He also kicked a very difficult goal, and the enthusiasm of the Yale men knew no bounds. Score, Harvard 12; Yale...
Bishop Gilbert of Minnesota addressed the Saint Paul's Society last evening. He said that he felt a special interest in addressing Harvard men, as he knew a number of them in the West who are very helpful to him in his work. Much church work has already been done by graduates of Eastern colleges who have had no theological training whatsoever. One of these was a young man who had come out to be a cashier in a Western bank. The town was exceedingly deficient morally, and the little church near him was deserted. He began a series...
...every point and became discouraged in the last half; further, they were hardly in condition to play their best game, for they had played on Thursday and Friday and had been up a great deal traveling. Their eleven is made up of strong, heavy men, and if they knew the game they would give any team a hard fight. Back of the line Cornell has three valuable men in Gowger, Osgood and Bacon. Osgood is one of the strongest rushing half-backs seen in Cambridge this year, and Bacon punts very effectively. In the line Collon and Galbraith are very...