Word: successives
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Yale university team held two scrimmages today of twenty minutes each, one with the freshmen, and the other with the second team. The practice was very encouraging, the first team scoring twice on the second, and three times on the 1911 team. The forward pass continued to work very successfully, and a great deal of ground was gained by its use. Its success, however, was somewhat offset by the frequency of the fumbling...
...western trip will meet with general approval. Harvard has stood practically alone in its prohibition of a long trip, and graduates living in many western cities have long desired to revive the plan of bringing the clubs to cities in which a large Harvard representation would insure the success of concerts. We are confident that the trip will be of value to the graduates as well as to the members of the clubs, and we hope that all financial obstacles will be satisfactorily removed...
After all is said, the success of this custom depends entirely upon the attitude which the class assumes toward it. It has been tried for two years, and we do not believe that it has met with phenomenal success. Since the present Senior class has declared itself in favor of continuing the custom, it must be because a large number feel that its possibilities have not been fully developed. If such is the case, the class of 1908 should enter very generally into the spirit of the thing, and give future classes good grounds either for adopting or rejecting class...
...years, beginning with 1890, he spent his summers in Fresh Air Fund work for children, taking from 200 to 300 boys and girls each year to Freeville, New York. In the summer of 1894 he tried certain principles of self-support and self-government for children with so much success that it was decided to carry on the summer work in the future on these principles. In September, 1895, five boys remained with Mr. George and the Republic began its permanent work...
...result of the game tends to show the success of the recent changes in the Yale line-up to meet the attack of a light, fast team. Cooney was much more effective at guard, while Congdon filled the centre position well. Dines played a good game at quarterback in place of T. Jones, who was kept out of the line-up. Coy, as usual, was the star of the backfield, and his punting and running back of kicks was splendid...