Word: championships
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...victory today will mean a great deal. It will leave us with the opportunity to put ourselves in a position to lay undisputed title to the championship; it will justify the continuance of a system of training which in many respects has proved eminently desirable. Moreover, two outside colleges, - Pennsylvania and Princeton, - are awaiting the result with an interest which we have reason to believe is scarcely less intense than...
Norman W. Cabot '98, of Brookline, fullback, prepared for college at Hale and Noble's School, where he was last year captain of the eleven which won the junior championship. He has been playing on the freshman eleven till very recently. Age 17, height 5 ft. 11 in., weight...
...game was slow from the start. Although there were plenty of good runs made by Harvard, they came more from the weakness of the opposing team than anything else. The freshmen in the class championship series were chiefly noted for their snappy playing. In Saturday's game at times they played as if they were in a trance. If they had kept anywhere near their old form, the score would have easily been one-third larger. They outclassed their opponents at about every point and had some fine plays, nearly all of which worked well...
While the game with Chicago gave every Harvard man good cause for encouragement, it also showed that the eleven has by no means yet reached championship form. The dash and life with which the eleven went through the plays spoke well for the condition of the men; the interference at times was good; but there were weaknesses in the defense that will have to be overcome if Yale is to be kept from scoring a week from next Saturday. And after the result of the Pennsylvania-Princeton game a victory over Yale will, if anything, have more significance than...
Harvard's two representatives in the intercollegiate chess tournament, which will be held in New York beginning December 26, will be one chosen from the two winners of the final round and H. W. Lewis '96, who holds the college championship from last year...