Word: successful
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...sending down as large a delegation as possible. Yale enthusiasm is almost too trite a subject to write upon. Whenever the Yale freshmen come to Boston or Cambridge, they are invariably accompanied by a large and enthusiastic crowd of supporters, who contribute in a large degree to the success which has so often attended them. An opportunity has now come for our freshmen to assist in winning a game for their nine, which, we hope, will be accepted by the class. Let every man who can possibly accompany the freshman nine put his name down in the book which...
...play, and Yale and Amherst must each lose one more game. The only combination of circumstances which can place us lower than second in the list, (ignoring the possibility of our defeat by Dartmouth) is the defeat of Yale by Amherst, our defeat by Yale, and success for Amherst in all other games...
...part of the Shooting Club. Founded for the purpose of giving those of our students who have a taste for shooting an opportunity for practice, it has fulfilled its purpose as far at least, as shot gun members are concerned, and is to be congratulated on the success of its first attempts...
...freshmen go to New Haven and win; it is quite time that Yale's continued success should be turned into defeat. The game is more than a close affair; it is of interest to the whole college, and '87 will have the best wishes of the university for their success on Saturday next...
...nine, overshadowed for a time by the defeat at Brown, has been gladly welcomed by the college. The defeat of Amherst by Yale on Saturday makes the latter our bearest rivals for the championship, but with careful work and earnest play we see no reason to doubt the ultimate success of our nine in winning the championship, if the success of the past will but attend them in the future...