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...root of the trouble seems to lie in the light regard in which some men hold the fall rowing. This part of the rowing system, one of the strongest features of our athletics, due to the splendid sport it provides for an increasingly large number of students, is at the same time essentially a part of the general scheme of developing the University eight. The crews in the bumping races are carefully watched by the crew management and promising material is taken up to the University squad after the graded crew races. At the same time, it is regarded...
...been in charge of the baseball work teams have been developed that succeeded in defeating Yale, and the road to victory was by no means covered with roses. The victories were achieved only by the sincerest kind of work on the part of the coach and by a splendid loyalty to him in every member of the team. This has been the most striking characteristic in the relation between the coach and his men during the past two seasons. What has been accomplished in the baseball of recent years can be repeated and improved upon where necessary. We are glad...
...panic, and was attacked less violently by the Democrats, who had been so persistent in their efforts to remove him from office. In closing, Dr. Rhodes gave an admirable eulogy of President Hayes and said that he was respected and honored throughout the United States for his splendid, work...
...White made four yards through left tackle. Corbett tried right guard for two yards and Smith carried the ball through the same place for the first touchdown. Burr kicked the goal. Kearney kicked off again to Corbett who picked the ball up on the 5-yard line and with splendid interference ran the whole length of the field for the second score. Burr again kicked the goal. On the next kick-off Cutler ran back seventeen yards, and on the next play White ran the ball from the Harvard 27-yard line to the opponent's 47-yard line. Nourse...
...congratulate themselves and enjoy the fruits of their labor while others who have been their inferiors pass beyond them toward the greater triumphs that await. The security of the past depends largely upon the fidelity of those to whose keeping the tradition of the past has been intrusted. The splendid past of Harvard depends, in some degree at least, upon its keeping ever in the van of educational advance. For possessions to check possibilities--that is tragedy...