Word: supporter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...freshmen must turn out in good numbers for the game this afternoon. The ninety-eight eleven in its work so far has shown that it is deserving of the utmost support the class can give. As the Yale freshmen won from Columbia a week ago by a score of thirty-eight to nothing, there will be a chance for some interesting comparisons...
Lieutenant Robinson is not receiving anything like the support from the students that he had reason to expect. In 1874 when the University was comparatively small, the original Harvard Rifles had a membership at one time of 205. So far only about fifty men have joined the present company...
...better football than is usual in the class series. The freshmen have shown superiority in round-the-end plays, and if the ground is in any condition for running they will probably have a slight advantage. There are good reasons why the two classes should turn out well to support the teams. It is Ninety-five's last chance to win a football championship, - something she has never done. On the other hand, Ninety-eight is the first freshman class for several years to reach the finals...
...meeting last night thought otherwise, and we believe that the sentiment of a majority is to be respected, until it proves unwise. If, therefore, the cooperation of all papers is desired , we shall be glad to do whatever is in our power to form and support a press club organized on an equitable basis...
This afternoon the freshmen will have their first real chance to show how they intend to support the athletic interests of the class. The games promise to be in some respects the most interesting freshman sports that have been held for years. Ninety-eight has one man who holds a New England championship and another who bids fair to establish a new University record. In addition there is every prospect of several hotly cotested races. Every member of the class should make an effort to be present...