Word: respectfully
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...team which has decisively defeated Princeton and Yale in baseball this year we have the utmost respect. The Williams game today will certainly be one of the hardest contests of the year and on the strength of past records the University nine can hardly hope for victory. Williams always dangerous, is especially strong this season, and to win from the visitors the Harvard team needs the most loyal support that we can give. There should be no empty seats in the cheering section today. We hope, however, that those who make it a practice to leave games before they...
...entire season, for every member of the squad will be subjected to the physical and mental strain of preparation incident to a Yale race. We extend our best wishes to the crews who are leaving for the scene of final preparation and sincerely hope they will succeed in every respect in bringing the season to a fitting close...
...There was not any precedence for interfering, but the result justified the act. Roosevelt was not a breaker of precedence but a maker of precedence. The treaty of Portsmouth, the outcome of Theodore Roosevelt's own efforts, raised the prestige of the American nation to a position commanding greater respect and recognition among the nations of the world than ever before attained...
Thirteen bases on balls were given by the three pitchers, Felton being charged with 10 of this total. It was an extraordinary game in this respect, for rarely does a pitcher hold his opponents to two runs when giving passes at the rate of two an inning. Felton kept the Red Sox hits well scattered and twice retired the side when the bases were full. In the five innings during which he played he allowed but four hits, and had it not been for his wildness he would have pitched very creditable ball. Bartholf, who followed Felton, also lacked control...
...public dining hall. At the slightest provocation some jovial spirit clinks his glass, the majority, nothing loth, follows suit and a bedlam is the result. With this increase of noise there has been far too much thoughtless, although withal goodnatured, throwing of food about the hall. In this respect our reputation as a College of gentlemen has often times been questioned by visitors witnessing such proceedings. A striking example of this took place last week. The members of a visiting debating team were taken to the hall for luncheon on Friday as guests of members of the Harvard team. Innocently...