Word: slightness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Jayvees Slight Consolation...
...leading players are Ryan and Luce, both Juniors, the later of whom was star on the hockey team. They, as Hill and Breese, have been alternating in number one position, and have been winning consistently. Judging from individual comparative scores, the match should be very close, with Harvard a slight favorite...
With Muuroe still a questionable factor dopesters have figured out the teams to be about as evenly matched as possible. Harvard is given a slight edge however, and with Munroe in would be counted a sure winner. There is a possibility that the Stadium fans on Saturday may witness a repetition of the 1926 meet when Yale nosed out the Crimson 67 2-3 to 67 1-3. Harvard's point preponderance should come in the running events while Yale hopes to counteract this with a heavy total in the field...
...England and America, that he would have been stupid to quit. That he had not too high an opinion of either his prose or his poetry, he indicated in a letter to U. S. Critic Jeannette Gilder : ". . . my respect for my own writings and reputation is so very slight that I care little about what happens to either, so that the rectification of judgments, etc., and the way in which my books are interpreted, do not much interest...
...Hallowell '31, number four oarsman in the Harvard first crew, did not row in regular practice yesterday afternoon, due to a slight cold which has troubled him over the weekend. His seat in the first boat was taken by C. F. Hovey '32, whose regular place is number two in the Jayvees. Hovey's seat in the second crew was filled yesterday by R. I. McKesson...