Word: though
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Ward 1900 beat R. McKittrick '99, 6-8, 6-3, 7-5, in a match characterized by brilliant though erratic playing. Ward's greater steadiness won him the deciding set after McKittrick...
...carelessness. West Point, however, was less lucky. Of five fumbles, four resulted in a loss of the ball when steady gains were advancing it towards Harvard's line. Harvard's play was slow and ragged on the defensive while West Point's was at least snappy and aggressive, though not always effective. With the exception of Sawin's runs of 25 and 30 yards, Dibblee's dodging run of 30 yards and Warren's plunge of 30 yards through centre, West Point's backs proved themselves better ground-gainers than Harvard's. Cabot and Moulton did much toward increasing...
...whole University, is a large, comfortable club of the nature proposed. It is needed as a practical convenience. It is still more needed as a means of centralizing the life of the University. Surely these considerations have weight enough to take precedence over any purely sectional interests, even though they be as deserving of respect as the religious societies undoubtedly are. We do not wish to belittle this element of college life in the least, but with due regard to the fitness of things it seems to us eminently proper that supporters of the Brooks Memorial should take this opportunity...
...down to regular work, and most of the men are in fairly strict training. The practice each day consists of work in pair-oars, followed by long stretches in the shells. Most of the men who were laid off on account of injuries have recovered, and are out again, though McDuffie will be unable to row for some time owing to a sprained back. Clarke Thomson has returned to college and is with Bull's crew. Another man to come out is Swift, who is rowing regularly in Goodrich's boat...
...class men have been appointed to canvass special sections of the class thoroughly in order to bring out as much material as possible. The object is, as in the Weld Boat Club, to establish a training school for all men who wish to avail themselves of it. Thus far, though but a moderate number of Freshmen have come out, yet a beginning has been made and it is to be hoped that those interested in the project will persevere in their efforts...