Word: successful
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From present indications, it looks as if the Freshman baseball team this year would be very evenly developed. Although there are no exceptionally brilliant players, all the men are doing fairly hard work, which, if continued, is bound to bring about good results. The success of the team will not depend on the ability of any individual players, but on good team work that can be attained only by hard practice...
Even so, the work of reform is not easy. Attacks must be met, slander refuted. Attacks must be met, slander refuted. Time must be devoted, however valuable. Though failures are frequent at first, yet persistent conscientious effort will bring the recognition which leads to ultimate success...
...work of the Freshman baseball team during vacation was handicapped by the rainy weather, which made it impossible to do much outdoor work. In the little practice which has been held outside the cage, the men have tried hard to develop team play, with fair success. At present the outlook for a fast infield, especially at first and third, is very good, and in the outfield the candidates have shown fair ability. The team will probably be up to the standard of the average Freshman nine, and in batting possibly a trifle better. If the weather permits a full game...
...Student Volunteer Committee for any bicycles which the members of the University are discarding because of damage. A fresh air club is being organized for the purpose of encouraging the boys of the South End to spend their leisure hours in the suburbs of Boston. To insure the success of this club, a dozen wheels are needed. The South End House will send for and repair any wheels which Harvard men may be willing to give...
...meeting of men interested in football last night was attended by about lone hundred and fifty undergraduates and was taken as an opportunity to arouse enthusiasm for the success of the eleven next fall. The speeches made by W. T. Reid '01, W. C. Forbes '92, B. G. Waters '94, and W. H. Lewis L. S. '95, were not intended to give specific ideas as to the methods of the coaching next season. Reid, however, denied the rumors of a revolution of the system, and said that the only change in the work would be an increase in the attention...