Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...article on the baseball outlook at Harvard which appeared in the Boston Evening Record of Thursday, and which was presumably written by a Harvard student, is as contemptible a piece of journalism as is often seen. A conglomeration of distorted or utterly fictitious interviews, with ingenious inferences drawn by the writer, the article in question is not only highly discreditable to a paper which should certainly be able to secure for itself reliable correspondence, but is a disgrace to the man who is willing, for considerations of "space," to throw away all considerations of college loyalty and to envelope college...
...Harvard student body is as recently editorially expressed in the CRIMSON - one of "gentlemanly acquiescence," rather than of "approval." Yale feels confident in the ability and discretion of Harvard students and of her Athletic Committee to do what is best for the preservation of the sport, even through the outlook is discouraging. Walter Camp has expressed his belief that curtailment of summer training and a reduction of the time spent in secret practice will materially lessen present evils. He hopes the University Athletic Club will take up the matter, and that the conference they may call will result, with...
...small for the evolutions to be carried out very conveniently, and Lieutenant Robinson intends in a very few days, if the good weather continues, to get the men into the open air. They will probably drill on either Soldiers' Field or Longfellow Park on Brattle street. The outlook for the company is on the whole very promising. Much improvement is necessary however as there is only about sixteen afternoons left in which to practice before the competitive drill with the Technology Battallion which is to take place on Saturday, May 11. The drill will be held in the South Armory...
...their work will also be lighter than usual, this being the policy of all the athletic managements this year. The temporary captain of the freshman crew, E. H. Brewer '97 S., has had experience in rowing at St. Paul's School, as have many of the other candidates. The outlook is that both crews will be up to the usual standard, but experience has shown that it is impossible to forecast with any degree of accuracy so early in the season...
There are fifteen candidates for the ninety - six crew against forty at this time last year. If numbers mean anything the class is taking just three - eights the interest in boating it did a year ago. Not a very promising outlook...