Word: broke
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second annual meet of the Yale Swimming Association, J. B. Curtiss 1905S, broke the university record for the 200-yard swim, his time being 2 m 51 1-5 s,; and H. Graham 1908 made a new record of 1 m. 9 1-5 s. in the 100-yard swim...
Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out on the first floor of the north entry of Thayer Hall, and before it was finally placed under control an hour later had rendered unfit for occupancy every suite in the entry, including rooms 45 to 68, and had charred the connecting hallways and stairs. The fire, the cause of which is unknown, spread so rapidly to the top of the building that several men who were in their rooms at the time were forced to leave by ladders or rope fire escapes. The thick connecting brick wall prevented...
...fast aggressive playing the University team quickly broke up the Brown offense and after five minutes of play Callaway scored the first of the ten goals made for Harvard in this half. After Bullock's goal for Brown, scored from a scrimmage when the score was 4 to 0, the puck was kept in Brown's territory for the rest of the period. In the second half Brown's team play improved to some extent and Harvard's goal was threatened several times. The University offense was also less effective...
...second half the University players broke away from their opponents and scored practically at will. At times the Amherst players passed well and worked together but the forwards failed to accept their opportunities. Snyder and Griffiths were conspicuous for aggressiveness and skill in shooting baskets, the former scoring 14 of Harvard's 22 goals from the floor. The summary: HARVARD. AMHERST. Henderson, l.f. r.f., Delabarre Murray, r.f. l.f., Beach Snyder, c. c., Storke, Crook Burnham, l.g. r.g., Anderson, Crawford Griffiths, r.g. l.g., Clough...
...October shoot for the Bancroft cup, held by the Gun Club yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field was won by H. H. Bartlett 2L., who broke 18 out of a possible 20 birds thrown at unknown angles. W. T. Kissel '08 was second, with a score of 15. The cup is to become the permanent property of the winner of four successive victories or a total of seven victories. Bartlett now leads with four non-consecutive victories; R. C. Foster 3L., is second, having won twice...