Word: developed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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These indoor games give valuable practice in performing in competition and show, to some extent who are likely to develop into point winners for the Mott Haven team in the spring. It is encouraging to see so many men enter them...
...article in yesterday's CRIMSON pointed out, the two Harvard fencing teams this year will have to be chosen largely from new material. It is necessary then to use every possible means to develop the new material. Probably the best way, certainly the fairest way, of choosing and training a team which is to represent Harvard as a 'Varsity team is to make it possible for all men in the University to try for the team and give them efficient coaching...
...every man who was physically able should try for the team and make the very best of his advantages. For two years Harvard has lost what used to be considered a certain victory. It is time to brace up and profit by mistakes. The first effort must be to develop the full strength of the University and not to go into the games with a crippled team...
...addition to the urgent need of many candidates to develop a winning team, assurances of personal advantage of pleasure to those who train is necessary to bring them out, many such assurances can be given. There are many vacancies on the team to be filled and it often happens that men without any previous training and with apparently little ability develop in a single season into runners sure of a place on the team...
...weight. The flowers, particularly the class figures, should perhaps be so lowered that the struggle need not be so violent and that "concerted action" might not be necessary. But that the scrimmage is brutal, that football clothes should not be worn, and so practically that the old scrimmage should develop into a formal presentation to each Senior of a boutenniere, is absurd. A man may take part in the scrimmage without losing dignity or without being brutal or ungentlemanly...