Word: putting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Saturday's CRIMSON there appeared a letter, the statements of which, we think, were very much exaggerated and might, if not disputed, put the hare and hound runs in a wrong light...
Contrary to expectations Princeton was amazingly weak, considering the game she put up against Harvard a week ago. For the greater part of the time Cornell kept the ball well down in Princeton territory, and it was not until within a few moments of the end of the last half that Princeton braced up and forced the ball toward Cornell's goal line...
...long experience of her men and upon their heavy weight, while Harvard's chief hope of victory lies in the superiority of the coaching which has been received by her players. Under these conditions a wet day will give Michigan a very great advantage while a dry day will put the teams more on an equal footing...
...choosing unique names some of the scrub teams have, to put it mildly, gone beyond the bounds of good taste. The CRIMSON is very glad to print the notices of any of the teams but it may as well be understood that no names of this kind will be allowed to appear in the paper...
Merely to wish the Harvard team success in today's game would be to fall far short of expressing the feeling of the University toward the eleven. That the Michigan team will put up a strong game, no one is in doubt. What the University expects, and with right, is that this fact will be the greatest incentive to Harvard's putting forth and keeping up her very strongest efforts. Anything short of this cannot be tolerated in the men who have been given the responsibility of representing Harvard today...