Word: successively
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...closing of entries for the scrub football series has been postponed until 4 p. m., Thursday, October 15. If the series is to be a success this year, it is absolutely necessary for many more teams to enter. Blue books for the series are at the office of the Union and at Leavitt...
...moreover, to be no occasion for them, as the team did not once fail to make its distance on rushes. Le Moyne's nervousness in getting the punts off only made matters worse. Carrick was ineffective in the line, and a bad pass by him helped complete the ill-success of the punting. Bowditch played his usual good game at right end, and on the other side of the line, Parkinson at left tackle, played hard and low. Of the backs, Hurley made the most distance, going around the end several times for substantial gains, but his fumble of Shay...
...policy is to be adopted, the club feels that there could be no more favorable occasion than at present, when the special interest and enthusiasm inspired by the success of the Yale debate will assure to it the necessary initial impetus...
...play was confined for the most part to the centre of the field. The first lost the ball once on downs and once on a fumble by Hurley. The second team was twice held for downs and was once forced to punt. Le Moyne, who, with some success, was tried at left end of the University team throughout the half punted excellently...
About forty men from Harvard attended the annual Northfield Conference held at East Northfield, Mass., from June 26 to July 5. The conference, bringing together several hundred representatives of all the eastern colleges, was a success in every way, and its purpose to strengthen and improve the philanthropic and religious interests of the colleges --was well achieved. The social intercourse among men of the various colleges, the free out-door life, and the excellent spirit which prevailed, were features which contributed to the success and pleasure of the meeting...