Word: goode
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Dates: during 1910-1910
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...orders of the second and third crews during the past three days. Both crews have shown consistent improvement and attained a more even keel with each day's rowing. In the next few weeks these eights should develop so as to be able to give the University crew a good try-out in the three and one-half mile handicap race which will end the season...
...competition to choose songs to be sung at the Yale football game on November 19 starts today. All members of the University are urged to compete. Contestants should remember that such songs need a good, vigorous swing, limited range, and sensible words, to make them effective. Songs should be sent to the Harvard Song Committee, Thayer 13, before noon on October 24. The committee will select several of the best songs submitted, to be tried at the football mass meetings...
...account of a slight sickness. He is expected to report at the end of the week, when he will probably be put in at stroke, Newton replacing Lincoln at 4. Although the boat was rather unsteady on its keel, the University eight rowed fairly well together and showed good blade work for the first day out in a new order. The probable return of L. Withington '11 in the spring should greatly strengthen the eight and make the prospects for a fast eight better than ever...
...Garcelon L. '95, Graduate Treasurer of Athletics, then spoke on Harvard spirit. This is one of optimism and victory, also one of "making good...
...first time this season. Soon after the kick-off. Amory recovered an on-side kick on the second's 10-yard line. A forward pass to Jowett put the ball on the 5-yard line, and Wendell made the touchdown. The second team, except for fumbles, played a good game, and the effects of coaching were evident in a decided improvement in team-play. Coach Haughton was not on the field, J. W. Cutter '09 being in charge of the squad. Corbett followed the scrimmage but did no work, as his hand is still bandaged...