Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...noticeable as it was in Monday's practice. The first team kept possession of the ball and tried out its plays against the second. Very few forward passes were used, but trick plays, such as delayed passes and quarterback runs, were tried frequently and with fair success...
...year last evening. Professor A. L. Rotch h.'94, president of the society, presided. Before introducing Mr. A. D. Claflin '86, manager of the recent Harvard-Boston Aero Meet, Professor 'Rotch pointed out how beneficial the meet had proved form the educational standpoint, although not a financial success. In order that the financial situation of the society be more secure, he advised the organization of a corporate board of directors...
...candidates must keep the fact in mind that they cannot compete next spring if they are on probation. Now, however, work should be begun for the spring. Correct form is important, and this should be learned when there is time. Regular attendance at practice is also another requirement for success...
...this numbers is one of the essentials. Another is spirit. These produce the winning team. Coach Shrubb stated that the prospects for this year are good. This sport is one of the hardest of games, however, and work must be done with a vim to make it a success. Style is very important in order that a man should be able to run miles without tiring himself. Above all things, the candidates for the team should work faithfully to the very end of the season...
...candidates for the cross-country team are expected to report at the Locker Building this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Men that have had any practice what-soever in distance running should be on hand as a large squad of men is essential to the success of the team. Freshmen interested in cross-country work should also report this fall. Although they are ineligible for the regular team, they will aid in the development, and, as well, secure good training for next year...