Word: uniform
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...these Carter, Rothermel, Tingley, Williamson, Bullinger, A. Tyng and Brode have been showing up the best. Carter, Drinkwater and Tingley are bowling in very good form. The chances are that the team will be strong in fielding; but there are no particularly brilliant batters, although the batting is more uniform than in former years...
...trust is national in extent, and is a vital part of the growth and financial development of the country. Since the trust is a national force, it is necessary to deal with it not sectionally, but by uniform national laws. The trend of public affairs is toward the establishment of principles which shall be more and more national and free from local influences, so that we may be Americans rather than citizens of New York or Boston...
...following year. Examining first the column of preliminary candidates, it will be seen at once that there is no relation between athletic victory or defeat for Harvard, and the increase or decrease of preliminary candidates in the following year. Thus, the years 1894, 1895, and 1896 were years of uniform defeat; yet, on the whole, the number of preliminary candidates increased substantially. The year 1899 was a year of victory; but no increase in the number of preliminary candidates took place. The column headed Final Candidates exhibits a similar result -- declining fortune for Harvard is followed twice by small losses...
...offense was simplified, the number of plays cut in half, and the team made to know them so well that they became second nature. Under Lewis's able guidance, the Harvard defence was perfected, now as distinctive a feature of Harvard football, as are Crimson jerseys of the Harvard uniform...
First. The crew is not a unit. The cars are not uniform, and the power does not go on exactly together and in the same manner. In other words the crew is not well together. This is the most serious fault any crew can have and most fatal to speed...