Word: cupful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...preliminary list of candidates for the Harvard pair that will contest at New York during Christmas week in the chess cup tournament has been already published. The lists from Columbia and from Princeton are at hand...
...early to speculate at all effectively on the result of this year's cup tournament. for the reasons that the final pairs have in few cases been made up and that the preliminary lists exhibit new men of generally unknown strength. But the old men have had in most instances such incentives to improvement that the '96 tournament will doubtless outstrip its predecessors just as previous tournaments have in average chess quality...
...been decided who will represent Harvard at New York. The two players and the two substitutes will, however, be chosen from the following list, which has been sent, according to the intercollegiate rules, to Mr. Caswell of New York, chairman of the executive committee of the cup donors. W. C. Arensburg 1900, C. L. Barnard '97, W. B. Cutting 1900, C. H. Dunn M., H. C. Ffoulke '98, J. Hewins '98, A. W. Ryder '97, E. E. Southard '97, and F. E. Thayer...
...Terry, Jr., '98, captain; W. R. Betts '98, C. Colgate '97 S., J. Reid, Jr., '99, W. B. Smith '99, and F. C. Havemeyer '00. Although it had been expected that Harvard, Princeton, and the University of Pennsylvania would also send teams to compete for the Ardsley Casino Cup, at Tarrytown, N. Y., on Saturday, Yale and Columbia were the only universities represented. The Yale Golf Team won the match, thirty-five holes to their opponents' none. A handsome silver loving cup was presented to the team, and, in addition, a silver medal to each...
...Shooting and Fishing" Cup won by Harvard last May will be brought from Princeton tomorrow by Captain Paine and exhibited in the window of the CRIMSON office...