Word: progressively
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first game of the season the University team had no trouble in defeating Bates by the score of 15 to 0. Harvard used two elevens during the progress of the game, sending in team A for the first and third periods, and team B for the other two. All scoring, which consisted of two touchdowns by Wendell and a goal from the field by Milholland, was done by the first team, which alone seemed to be able to penetrate the Bates line for any great distance. However, owing to fumbles behind the line, unsuccessful forward passes and fumbles by Bates...
...marked from now on, and there should be less danger of an overtrained team on the day of the Yale game. With two big games ahead instead of one, Captain Fisher and his men face a schedule considerably harder than for several years past. At every step of their progress the sympathy and enthusiastic interest of the University will be with them...
...Library Bureau again has charge of the football tickets, and is making rapid progress in completing the signature card catalogue...
...Legislature failed, however, to make provision for the changes in the grades of Boylston street in Cambridge and North Harvard street in Boston, necessary in connection with the building of the bridge. Negotiations are in progress, however, with the city authorities to obtain their consent to the construction of the bridge and their agreement to build the approaches. As the approaches are comparatively inexpensive, in comparison with the cost of the bridge itself, it is thought that the cities will not delay the project by refusing to do this small part. It is understood that the cities are not asked...
...bridge has been in the past the opposition of the United States Government to obstructing the river approach to its property at the Watertown Arsenal. This objection was weakened materially by the construction of the West Boston drawless bridge and the Charles River dam and since then progress has been more rapid. One by one the obstacles have been surmounted, and now there is almost a certainty that a fine new bridge will span the river before another year has passed.--Boston Transcript...