Word: doubt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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This week Yale, without a shadow of doubt, will get more first downs than Harvard, but I have a feeling--not because I'm writing in a Harvard paper, but a feeling that comes from a fairly close view of the Cambridge situation--that Harvard is ready to play inspired football and won't be beaten. Some people think Arnie Horween showed debatable judgment in coming on here for the final week, but I disagree. Eddie Casey wrote Horween last September, saying: "You'll be welcome anytime." The answer will be had when a final estimate of Harvard's performance...
...injury by denying the present Crimson coaching regime a single victory in its three years in office. And no amount of apathy toward the team by Harvard undergraduates can stem the excitement that is going the rounds for this contest. Not for some time has there been so much doubt as to the outcome. That is, the sports-writers have usually been certain before the game that their guess would come true. More frequently than not, they were wrong, witness the clash two years ago, when an undefeated Harvard eleven led by Barry Wood went down to an unpredicted defeat...
...electric shock of Professor Sprague's desertion and condemnation of the Administration. Now the Federal Reserve Advisory Council intones a sombre, if hollow, denunciation of a "currency of fluctuating value," while the New England Council points to a dire future if there is no stabilization of currency. No doubt we are in for a heavy salvo of such pronouncements, which will be as frantic and foreboding as they are uncomprehending...
...explained by Francis E. Frothingham '94, and later discussed by the club, among whose members are representatives of the Cambridge Planning Board and The Charles William Eliot Memorial Association. There was almost unanimous approval of the plan itself, but it was generally agreed that although there was no doubt as to the coming necessity of the bridge, or to the merits of the proposal as the ultimate in the development of this part of the river basin, the financing of the Cambridge share of this three quarter million project, at the present time, might be difficult. It was suggested that...
...Cambridge Home for Aged People, both of which institutions will be affected by the proposed bridge, said: "The Cambridge Hospital and the Homes for Aged People regret the increased noise, but recognize that this link must be made. None of our land is condemned. There is no doubt but what the bridge will become a necessity when the relocated Concord turnpike is completed. This road will offer a quick through-way to Concord and all points west on the Mohawk trail and the resulting congestion in Harvard Square must be relieved by making it easy for traffic...