Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...strict non-subscription policy, a stand unusual for an organization of this sort. The only means of securing funds has been through the sale of admission tickets. Such a sale will be carried on today and tomorrow for the debate with Princeton in Sanders Theatre. Upon the success of this sale depends the continuance of the creditable work which the University debaters have done in the past...
There has always been a tendency, in the history of previous track seasons, toward a slackening of interest among many men who have failed to make places for themselves in the early contests. This tendency is a very difficult one to combat; yet it is essential to the success of the team that a large number of men train continuously. It not only makes additional competition for the men who represent Harvard against other colleges, but it keeps up to the highest standard men who may become available material in the future. The real strength of an athletic organization...
...Cole went to Europe to engrave the Old Masters, finishing the first Italian series in 1892. He followed this success with series on Dutch and Flemish paintings, and later, English, Spanish, and French. He is now engazed on Old Masters in American public and private galleries...
...back from last year's regular team,--Captain Johnson at shortstop. Andrews at first, Murray at second, Ormsby in the outfield, and Feinberg, a pitcher. There is much promising material, however, from the 1918 nine and from the second team of last year, so that the prospects of success this year are particularly bright. Healy and Sullivan, two able pitchers who were ineligible last year, will be valuable additions to the team...
...will be held March 3, 1917, according to the plans just drawn up by the Executive Committee. The definite place will be decided upon later, but it will probably be at Madison Square Garden, where it was hold this year. The great success of the 1916 meet has encouraged the officials and they believe that these games will develop into athletic events of importance. They realize that there is room for improvement and are at work to bring it about...