Word: outlook
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Candidates for the university baseball team are now being given regular work in the cage under the direction of Coach Lush. A rather small number of men has reported, and the outlook for the coming year is not particularly bright. Of last year's team and substitutes nine men are in college who are eligible to play. There is however a great lack of good battery material...
During the first half year work in the various religious and philanthropic organizations of the University has been carried on with greater success than ever before, and the outlook is unusually bright for a very successful and encouraging second half-year...
...outlook for a strong football team at Yale next fall is not particularly bright. Of the thirteen men who played against Harvard and Princeton, six will graduate, Captain Hogan, Bloomer, Kinney, Neal, Owsley and Leavenworth, and Rockwell will be ineligible to play, because of the four-year rule. Out of the twelve other men on the regular squad only seven will return, so that it seems likely there will be a decided lack of substitute material. Although the backfield, as it played in the Harvard game, will be absolutely intact, the line will be greatly weakened by the loss...
...Lush as head coach. Mr. Camp will hold the same position in regard to baseball that he has held for several years toward football. Mr. Lush has played on the Eastern League, the Cleveland American League and the Boston National League teams. As to the team itself the outlook is hardly encouraging. A number of the old players have left college and among the upper classes there is little new material. Of last year's players there are now in college: Captain Bowman, first base; O'Brien, shortstop; Huiskamp, third base; Jackson and Bell, pitchers; Smith, right field; Parnes...
Under the auspices of the Philosophical club, Professor Borden Parker Bowne, of Boston University, will speak in the Fogg Lecture Room this evening at 8.30 o'clock, on "A Report from the Philosophical Field." Professor Bowne will describe the philosophical situation and outlook, treating the subject from a theoretical standpoint...