Word: annually
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Tennis Association continued its annual tournament on Jarvis Field yesterday. As the good men met each other the standard of play was higher than that of the day before, though not up to the usual standard of Harvard tournaments. The semi-finals and consolations will be played today...
...Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tennis Association began its annual tennis tournament yesterday afternoon on the Jarvis Field courts. The play will be continued the rest of this week. Matches played today were as follows...
...course which has been eminently consistent, and which will appeal as such to a large majority of those who are interested in college athletics. The history of the events in this unfortunate controversy, may be briefly stated as follows: Harvard was beaten by Yale at Springfield in the annual game last fall. Although there were certain features of that game which received adverse comment in practically all of the leading papers of the country, nothing happened which, in the eyes of the Harvard team, or of the Harvard athletic authorities, would prevent the teams of the two universities from meeting...
Crowds have watched the practice of both football and track teams, but the work in the first sport has been too limited as yet to arouse great enthusiasm, and the field athletes have been the centre of attraction. The annual fall tennis tournament has also been progressing, not, however, with any special degree of spirit. By the official averages of the nine which have just been published Carter leads the batting for the whole season and for the championship games with percentages of 429 and 467 respectively, and Stephenson has the highest fielding average, 972, of the men playing...
...annual meeting of the freshman class for the election of officers for their football association took place last evening in Alumni Hall. A. E. Foot '96, acted as chairman...