Word: well
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...whole more encouraging, and the general work of the men greatly improved. The backs have been given a great deai of practice in catching long punts, while the centre men were coached for a couple of days by P. T. Stillman, '95 S. The eleven played together well in the game with Brown last Wednesday and put up a much stronger and snappier game than they had done before this year...
...first meeting of the Cutler Club for this year was held last evening in Ware Hall. The meeting was very well attended and thoroughly successful. Six meetings of the club are to be held during the year...
...intend to contribute to the column of Communications that they must either sign their contributions or make their names known to the Managing Editor. This requirement has long been in force, not only as a necessary condition for the acceptance of a communication to the CRIMSON, but as a well established regulation in the office of every newspaper. Its purpose is obvious...
Some incentive for individual effort will undoubtedly be offered. If the Advisory Committee on Debating should hold to its decision to end the Freshman intercollegiate contests, debating prizes will be given. Self-interest, therefore, as well as duty, urges all Freshmen to make the meeting tonight a thorough success...
...much more spirited. The ball being wet and slippery there was a good deal of fumbling, but apart from this, the backs put up a good game. Brine especially made one long run for a touchdown. He is rather light for a 'Varsity man, but runs hard and dodges well. Newell and Waters were both out coaching in football clothes and gave the opposing tackles some practical lessons in breaking through and tackling. Fairbanks, centre on last year's Freshman team, has been out a day or two but has done only light work in order to get into condition...