Word: shows
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...light scrimmage with the second and went through the regular drill. The team usually has a scrimmage with the B. A. A. on the day preceding a game, but this could not be arranged yesterday. The first seven continues to better its team-work and will doubtless show improvement in the game against Dartmouth tonight...
...Phillips, who distinguished themselves last year; E. Trenkman, Ballin, W. Swart, Longstreth, and I. Swart, who will be the logical candidate for centre. Princeton also has a number of men of varsity, Calibre who were ineligible last year, namely Hammond, Boland, Larson and Pope. These men ought to show up well next year. From the freshman team particularly good material will be available for the ends. Brown and Lamberton are players capable of filling Dunlap's and Wight's places. Glick, the freshman quarterback; Semmens and Love, tackles; Heyniger, guard; and Shea, a halfback, are also promising men from...
...eighth annual concert of the Musical Club last evening maintained and in some respects even surpassed the standards established in previous years. A program at once well-balanced and varied showed amply the resources within the club. With performances of remarkably even merit it is perhaps invidious to attempt detailed criticism of the separate members. Especial mention may well be made of Mr. Moeldner's piano solos for their unusual technical finish, their repose and grasp of interpretive elements. Mr. Moeldner played excellently at the concert of last year; he nevertheless shows consistent advance in every respect particularly...
...help to the Committee, they will be gladly received by any member of the Committee at any time. Some member of the Committee will be in Holworthy 16 every afternoon between 1.30 and 3. The Album belongs to the class and the class now has an opportunity to show its interest. It is earnestly desired that this matter be given careful consideration by every member of the class. 1913 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...interest in Harvard and thus aid the movement started by the territorial clubs has been abundantly testified since the Clubs' return. President Lowell has received many letters both from the Harvard clubs and from individuals in the cities visited which are unanimous in expressing praise of the clubs and show that the impression created was in all cases favorable to the University's interests...