Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Another important clause in the agreement is that providing for the continuance of the second eight-oared race. Although at first opposed by the University, this race seems to many desirable in that it gives more men a chance to row in the final contest...
...first game in the interclass lacrosse series which was played between the Seniors and Juniors yesterday afternoon was won by the Seniors after a hard-fought contest which required two extra five-minute periods to decide the outcome. The final score was 8 to 5. The second game will be played this afternoon between the Sophomores and Freshmen and the final game which will decide the championship will come off tomorrow. The games are at 4 o'clock but all members of the teams should report dressed to play at 3 o'clock...
...expected the remarkable CRIMSON ball team opened its season with an easy victory over the candidates yesterday afternoon. The score was 20 to 0 or 5 to 4 or thereabouts. As the scorekeeper left early in the contest, this minor detail has not yet been definitely settled...
After weeks of preparation, everything is at last in readiness for the great contest, and with the applause of the multitude ringing in their ears, the teams of the CRIMSON and the Candidates will meet on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, subject to the approval of the weather committee of the Student Council. Not a tremor of doubt exists as to the outcome of the clash and most of the candidates spent yesterday in taking leave of their families and friends...
...weather man befriended the unfortunate candidates yesterday, and the CRIMSON Clouters' victory has been post-poned until Monday afternoon. An invitation has been received from Radcliffe to stage the contest in front of Agassiz as an open Idler, but modesty forbids, and Soldiers Field will be the scene of the struggle. Blood and beer will flow freely, and everything will be sweet and gay as the editors flit around the bags...