Word: reached
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...odds on tonight's game slightly favor the New Haven team on account of its early season record. The University seven, however, has been steadily improving in stick-work and team-play and like all Winsor coached sevens is bound to reach the apex of its development when the important contests arrive. The University defense with Captain Claflin, Morgan, and Wylde is probably the strongest in the college ranks today. In the forward line, the two center men, Phillips and Townsend, are the life of the attack, but it is doubtful if they form a stronger combination than Captain Sweeney...
Each essay should bear a nom de plume or arbitrary sign which should be included in an accompanying letter, giving the writer's real name and class. Both letter and essay should reach Professor G. G. Wilson, Matthews 32, not later than February...
...game, is one of the best investments in winter amusement the CRIMSON can imagine. By buying a hockey season ticket, the members of the University can see the games for this low rate. This arrangement does away with the objection that the games are not within the financial reach of many. As for those who know nothing of hockey, and who have been led by apathy to prolong their ignorance of the most vigorous and exciting of winter sports, if they will but attend a "trial" game, they are rather apt to want to come again and often...
...second place, each having six points. Cornell has finished its season. If the University either ties or wins tomorrow, the team will have seven or eight points, as the case may be, and will be sure of second place, as no other team is in a position to reach this total even by winning all its remaining games. If Columbia wins, it will take second place, and the University will tie Cornell for third. If Yale wins its remaining game, there would be a three-cornered tie for third place...
...cost of bandage material and rolling machines is slight, and one hour a day spent in the manufacture of bandages would inconvenience but a few and be a satisfaction to many. It is high time undergraduate interest in the present war should rise above the talking point and reach a point of action that would result in definite good to mankind...