Word: predict
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...outcome of the interclub race is difficult to predict, as the crews seem to be very evenly matched. All three crews have undergone changes, especially the Newell Juniors and Weld Sophomores, whose men have been frequently shifted about to fill vacancies in their respective class crews. Of the participants in the class championship race, the Seniors have probably the fastest crew. They have been together longer than any of the other crews, and have gone through their season without a change. The Juniors have been especially unfortunate in losing men on account of sickness. The positions of stroke...
...practice of the last two days may be taken as a criterion, the University eleven is not sufficiently developed to predict a large score for the game today. Several changes will be made in the line-up. Captain Marshall will be back at quarter, Nesmith will be tried at left half, and Le Moyne may be given a chance at left...
...attempt to predict at this early date the chances for a good University crew next spring must necessarily be rather inadequate. In the making of a fast crew, so comparatively little depends on the individual ability of the material, and so much upon the training of the men to row as a unit that the prospects at present are, to say the least indefinite...
...second week in October finds the make-up of the Yale eleven still very uncertain. For at least six positions the competition is even, and it is impossible to predict with any degree of certainty whom the coaches will finally select. The five men who have played in their positions with considerable regularity and who, if they continue to improve as expected, seem reasonably sure to have the preference for the championship games are: Holt, centre; Glass, left guard; Goss, right guard; Hogan, right tackle; and Captain Chadwick, left halfback. All five were members of the 1901 eleven, although Glass...
...CRIMSON'S annual baseball victory over the Lampoons will take place on Holmes Field this afternoon, commencing at four o'clock. As neither team has practiced, it is difficult to predict the score or estimate the fatalities. The large drain on CRIMSON material made by the University nine, and the recent increase of the Lampoon's board may make it a little difficult for the CRIMSON to maintain its hitherto unbroken succession of victories, but the despairing efforts of the Lampoons to obtain graduate players seem to show a weaker aggregation than usual. Last year the Lampoons were overwhelmingly defeated...