Word: leade
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...suppose that Yale also agrees with us, for if not, she would be truly inconsistent with "Yale spirit" as we have formerly known it. But if this is true, why is it that she will obstinately, uncompromisingly insist on a rule when she sees that it must inevitably lead to just such an unsettled condition at the end of the season, providing each team wins on its home grounds? Or at least, if she chooses to insist, it is strange that she should seem content to let things stand as they are. Her reasons are not tenable; at least they...
...score was 1 to 1 up to the sixth inning, when Harvard secured a winning lead, earning four runs on six singles and a double. Harvard got runs in the eighth and ninth innings and in the last half of the ninth Brown got four runs on four singles and three bases on balls. Following is the score in full...
...those interested in the work of the Y. M. C. A. among colleges, will be glad to see. It is well that such organizations should be put on the best possible working basis to fulfil the objects for which they are formed. That the Harvard Association has taken a lead in the matter shows a most commendable spirit. The members exerted themselves to no small degree to entertain the representatives and these will doubtless go back to their schools and colleges with much truer impressions of Harvard than they had before...
...amusements, so that he needs to be cautions lest he shall be narrowed rather than broadened by his course. He must first of all be sure that no religious convictions he has shall be disregarded. It is God in him. and, once given a chance to work, will lead him toward his best life...
1y.FOR SALE. - Cutter Thelga 21 feet 6 in. w. l. New sails last summer. Out side lead ballast. A fast boat and comfortably fitted with cruising conveniences for two. Apply to R. C. Sturgis, 19 Exchange Place, Boston...