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...brings out prominently three main points. In the first place Yale is unwilling to arrange for a tie game unless it can be played before there is any reason to believe that it is necessary. Moreover, she shows no intention or wish whatever to meet Harvard half-way to effect a compromise. Her policy is clearly independent, if not indifrent. Opposed to Yale's position is Harvard's request that a third game, if necessary, shall be played, when tie games are generally supposed to be played, that is, when it is evident that the superiority of one team over...
Question: "Resolved, That the present system of Caucus Nomination has a demoralizing effect and ought to be abandoned." Principal Disputants - Affirmative: E. L. House and I. W. Howerth-Negative, F. W. Dallinger and S. A. McIntire. Open to all students of the University...
Ames pitched a good game for the freshmen and succeeded in holding down his opponents to two hits, one of them a scratch. Reed also did well, and scattered the eight hits so that they were of little effect. The game, however, was lost for '95 in the first. Then a couple of hits and three bad errors netted three runs, and the score stood three to nothing through the remaining eight innings...
...enters deeply into the poet's spirit and expresses himself in a very pleasing manner. The second of the "Moods," the "Ballade of the Weiss-Nicht-Wo" is excellent. It is really a pleasure to read it after wading through the rest of the number, and were its effect not totally counteracted by the last piece in the number, the "Iconoclastic Encounter" the reader's impression of the whole might be very favorable...
...friends are watching the game, that encourages the men; it is rather the realization that the class or university has interest enough in the success of the team to send a delegation. Although it is the spirit which the class shows, that is most important, still number have their effect, particularly when it comes to a matter of cheering...