Word: gets
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Get the Football Spirit...
...intercollegiate meets and only three of the nine dual meets with Yale. He continued, that to win now the spirit of the Harvard track team this year must go back to the era when we won, when our teams triumphed as those of Cornell do now. "If we can get some of the stuff and spirit which puts Harvard football where it is, we'll get results in track...
Herbert Jacques '11 next pointed out the semblance of track work to football, to baseball, crew, and hockey, in the necessity of drilling in details and technique. "Some men may say that Cornell and Pennsylvania get their victories because of conditions different from those here at Harvard, but any man had better throw that idea out of the window as bunk. At Cornell they have 250 men each fall for the cross country team alone. They fight with every drop of fighting blood they have." He insisted that attention must be given to details of how to work...
...would be superficial, however, to judge the conference merely from the speeches delivered in the Coliseum. An opportunity was afforded to meet and exchange views with men from other colleges and throughout the world, a chance, as one man expressed it, "to get the dope on yourself" that could not have been offered by a small convention or through ordinary discussion. There was something remarkably imposing in the mere sight of seven thousand delegates representing all races and nationalities gathered under a single roof. That was one of the things which helped make the conference broad...
...welcome to the victorious football team takes place this evening when the eleven arrives in Boston. Every undergraduate is expected to be present to show the men his appreciation of the fine struggle which the team put up at Pasadena. Since it is not known whether the men will get off the train at the Huntington Avenue Station or at the South Station, the football management telegraphed to Major F. W. Moore '93 on the train for information. As soon as it is received notices will be posted in Leavitt and Peirce's and at the CRIMSON Building, and about...