Word: cleaning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...racing yesterday afternoon in the Second Annual Harvard Invitation Regatta was markedly successful. Six events were run off during the day. Noble and Greenough School made a clean sweep, winning the three Regatta races in which they were entered. Since the new organization of schoolboy rowing established four years ago, they have had the phenomenal record on the Charles of thirteen victories out of a possible thirteen. The closest contest of the afternoon was that between A. Lippitt '19 and C. D. Murray '19 in the Novice singles, which the latter won by the small margin of one foot...
...Freshman track team lost to Yale by the score of 55 1-2 to 48 1-2 points at New Haven Saturday. The Yale 1919 team appeared weak in the track events, but a clean sweep in the field events cut off the University Freshman team from winning. No records were broken, but there were some excellent performances. Captain Rodman of the Yale team captured four first places, winning the two hurdle events, the shot-put and the high-jump. H. C. Flower, Jr., '19 was the individual star of his team, taking first place...
Those men who are shooting at Wake-field must clean the bolts of their rifles. Much trouble has been experienced by rifles refusing to fire because of cosmolene clogging the firing...
...second baseball nine will meet the Lowell Textile team on the second team diamond on Soldiers Field, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. So far the second team has a clean state, having defeated Morris Heights and Groton. The seconds will probably line up as follows: 2b., Stuart; c.f., Ward, Ellis; 1b., West; l.f., Ashley; s.s., Hutchins, Rossiter; 3b., Kurtz; r.f., Ames; c., Hickey, Appleton; p., Loring...
...followed by the Wisconsin runner and Dorsey, Pennsylvania's runner. Captain W. J. Bingham '16, however, on the third relay, safely established a 5-yard lead over Princeton and Wisconsin. The University's anchor man, W. Willcox, Jr., '17, started off with a terrific spring, which gave him a clean lead of 10 yards over the field. Moore of Princeton and Meredith of Pennsylvania were fighting hard for second place. Wisconsin was hopelessly outclassed. At the final turn Willcox uncorked a beautiful sprint which carried him through the winner with Princeton second, and Pennsylvania third. Meredith made a desperate effort...