Word: unite
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...close, fiercely-contested battle and won with a superior football machine. Every gridiron contest is decided to a greater or less degree by the so-called breaks of the game. The advantages of this character certainly were with the Blue, combined with these was a well-trained, powerful unit--the combination which spelled victory for Yale...
...following year he transferred the University, but was unable to play the team because of the one-year eligibility rule. In 1915 he was a regard guard on the team, and throughout present season has filled the same portion. Captain Dadmun is the strong unit in the University line. He is 22 years old, weighs 212 pounds, and is 6 feet tall...
...beginning of this year's football season the prospect for a Harvard team comparable to those of the last few years seemed slight. In the face of great difficulties, Coach Haughton has developed a fighting unit which has defeated Cornell and Princeton. However strong the Yale eleven may prove, we may feel certain that the omnipresent influence of Haughton's system will be evident. This year's football team deserves greater credit than some of the more famous teams of former years, for it has proved its worth against great odds. If the eleven picked men live...
...officially promised at the beginning of the year will be given the men who successfully meet the requirements of Military Science and Tactics 1, even if important changes are made in the course later. Therefore none need fear that by remaining in the course, although a reserve officers' unit has not been established, he runs a chance of losing credit for the work completed in the course this year...
...sincerely subscribe to the feelings of disappointment and regret expressed by Dr. Fuller at the failure of the University to establish a unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. It is a great pity that the splendid spirit and enthusiasm of last year's Regiment has not been perpetuated in some useful and durable form. There is, however, an aspect of the situation, only indirectly touched upon in Dr. Fuller's communication, which deserves consideration. The 250 students now enrolled in Military Science and Tactics 1 did so because they were assured that their work in the course would count...