Word: cupful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Though the chief part of the week set for entries has elapsed, there are as yet very few names on the chess blue-book at Bartlett's. At least forty men should go in to the chess tournament, if Harvard is to keep the cup. As all members of the University may enter, and as the entrance fee is only fifty cents, there seems to be no reasonable excuse for the present lack of interest in the matter. All who know the moves are therefore again urged to enter; and it should be understood that even the weakest players...
Yale and Harvard have each won five times in singles and doubles and if either of these two win both events this year the intercollegiate cup will go to that one permanently...
...Intercollegiate Cup now held by Malcolm G. Chace of Yale will be contested for. This cup eventually goes to the college which first wins seven first prizes; in case of a tie, second prizes to count...
...prizes the crew wins for the club a magnificent shield with the names of the men engraved on it, while each man is given a silver cup besides his oar. The coxswain also gets a cup as well as his rudder...
...successful meeting of the Interscholastic Association was held on Holmes Field yesterday afternoon. The audience was large, the track fast, and several records were broken. Worcester Academy won by a good margin, with English High and Andover second and third. Worcester High, the winner of the prize cup last year made a poor showing, scoring but four points. Mills, of the Berkeley School, won the mile run easily in 4m. 33 4-5s., breaking the record. Hanson, of the English High, ran the half mile in 2m. 1 1-5s., and Boardman of Noble's School rode...