Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...interesting article in the New York Herald on the outlook in foot ball in the three colleges by Walter Camp, and W. C. Dohm, is to be had at Thurston...
This morning Harvard University begins the two hundred and fifty-fifth year of its existence. With a glorious record behind it and every prospect of material prosperity ahead the outlook is encouraging in the extreme. Today it will incorporate as a constituent part of itself the largest number of men ever gathered together in one class, who for the next four years will share its fortunes, and rejoice at its successes, both academic and athletic. The freshman class, which today finds the college a novelty and a curiosity, will, as its predecessors always have done, soon experience that affection which...
...part a high appreciation of the duties and responsibilities of a university captain. In his year's service he proved a capable and efficient officer, and more than fulfilled what was expected of him. His executive capacity was ably brought to bear in a critical situation, and changed the outlook in rowing from a gloomy prospect to one in which the college may feel very hopeful of winning the championship. We regret that Mr. Herrick's able management has been brought to such an early close, but can depend upon his exerting his best efforts for the crew through...
...outlook for a large attendance at the summer conferences of the College Young Men's Christian Association is encouraging, and preparations are being made on a larger scale than for any previous year. The University of Upsala, Sweden, has appointed a delegate to Northfield, and A. A. Stagg, of Yale, will take charge of the athletics at Northfield and at Lake Geneva, and also in connection with the student gathering at Chautauqua. It is confidently expected that the railroads will grant the reduced rate, on the certificate plan, of one-third fare in returning all who pay full fare...
Five of the men who pulled in Pennsylvania's boat last year, are rowing this year, and the outlook for a fast crew is excellent. The men are at present rowing as follows: Bow, Luhn; No. 2, Sypher; 3, Goodell; 4, Wangaman; 5, Harvey; 6, Van Loon; 7, Harris; stroke, Wright. Substitutes-C. Dewey, Williams, Johnson, Stivers, J. Dewey...