Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Second University nine, which has won both its contest this season will have either E. L. Molloy '29 or E. A Colpak' 29 in the box. John Tudor '29 and A. L. Devens '30 are expected to lead their teammates at but. The Crimson Seconds will line up as follows: Kay Miyakawa '29, s.s.: Tudor, l.f.: R. H. Harbour '30, 3b.: Devens, c.f.: T. G. O'Neil '30, 2b.: A. V. Ellis '28, lb.: John Morabito '28, r.f.: E. J. Steptoe '29, c.: Colpak or Molloy...
Thomas Arnold McGovern '29, of Schnectady, New York, was awarded first place in the Harvard division of the New York Times current Events Contest, it was announced last night by E. C. Wynne '17, in charge of the Harvard examination which was given on April 20 McGovern will receive $150 and a New York Times medal as first prize. The second prize of $75 was awarded to Alfred Seymour Reinhart '28, of Dorchester, while Andrew Edmund Donovan '31, of Cambridge will receive $25 for placing third...
...sending in John Prior '29 and A. G. Whitney '29, who had both been walked. In the same inning, J. P. Chase '28 crossed the plate on Donaghy's four base blow. In the sixth, with no one on base, Barbee drove out the third home run of the contest...
Harvard and Yale met in scholastic competition yesterday afternoon for the first time in the history of the two institutions. The victorious team will gain for its college $5000 worth of books besides individual prizes and the distinction of being the first group ever to win an intercollegiate contest of a scholastic nature...
...general opinion of the members of the team, when approached on the subject after the examination, seemed to be that the test was fair and in fact less difficult than what they had expected. Asked individually if they would make any predictions as to the outcome of the contest, the members of the team all declined on the grounds that they knew nothing of the power of their opponents...