Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...yours. In our letter of April 15th, 1891, we explained to you as carefully as possible the reasons for the exceptions taken to our proposed arrangement, and we cordially asked you to meet us for the purpose of amending the arrangement for the fifth game of the series in regard to which alone there has existed any difference of opinion...
...arrangement of a Yale-Harvard series there should be more justice in your stipulation that Harvard should play with Princeton than there would be in our possible demand that Yale should not play with Princeton,-and the latter, we believe, would be an extremely untenable position. We regard the arrangement of Yale-Harvard games as strictly and solely the concern of the Base Ball Associations of Yale and Harvard, and as such we desire to treat them...
After a careful reading of the existing correspondence we are unable to find any expression, on your part, of dissatisfaction in regard to any portion of our original proposition, save that which relates to a fifth game and the arrangements therefor as modified by us. In consideration of our unqualified agreement in regard to four games, as arranged, we should think it very unfortunate if we could not drop all thought of a fifth game and decide to play the four games...
...Wednesday night the representatives from Harvard, Yale, Amherst, Williams, Dartmouth and Brown met at the Algonquin Club to take deflnite action in regard to the formation of a university club. W. E. Parker, Amherst, was elected chairman of the organization; M. Morton, Jr., Yale, secretary; and W. V. Killin, Brown, treasurer. A committee was appointto secure, as incorporators, fifteen of the most influential alumni in and about Boston. It was decided to limit the eligibility to those who have obtained the degree of A. B. from some college or University. Sub-committees for detail work were appointed and the site...
After your return to Cambridge you cancelled your Princeton agreement entirely, and several important details of our agreement, and in regard to the latter, never so much as asking us our opinion of the change...