Word: supporting
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Since the usual subscriptions for the support of the Freshman teams have been abolished this year, a charge of $1 for reserved seats and 40 cents for admission will be made for all persons attending the game, and neither the H. A. A. nor season tickets shall admit. Those entitled to special privileges are urged, in this case, to do their share to make this game a success from a financial standpoint...
...their exclusion from the handicap games. On the other hand, the men who have worked all fall without any guarantee of even making the University or Freshman teams, deserve an opportunity to compete for prizes. The reason for doing away with the Freshman games is that their success and support has steadily dwindled since the fall of 1907, until at present the labor and expense connected with holding this meet seem unnecessary...
...Saturday to recoup itself for the loss entailed in doing away with subscriptions. The game between the Harvard and Princeton Freshmen is second in importance for the 1914 team only to that with Yale. It is clearly the duty of all Freshmen and as many others as can to support the team and the Athletic Association by attending...
...Harvard and Princeton Freshman football teams will play their second annual game in the Stadium next Saturday afternoon. This game furnishes an unusual opportunity for the Harvard Freshmen to support their team, as it is the first Freshman game in years played in the Stadium on a Saturday when the University team is away...
Last year candidates for managerships collected subscriptions for the support of the various Freshman teams; the total of such subscriptions was $2,412. This policy has long been considered an evil, because of the hardships it has imposed on the many men who cannot afford to give, but who wished to support their class team...