Word: defeated
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...those who have taken part in the work find that here too they receive while they are giving. One danger there is, that must be always avoided. In their enthusiasm students are apt to devote more time than they can afford to such matters, and by so doing, to defeat their own objects...
...Whitman '99 now holds the international championship, the championship of the United States, of Canada, and of the Middle States. D. F. Davis '00 and H. Ward '00 now hold both the international and the American championships in doubles, In the various important tournaments of the season, the only defeat suffered by Harvard men occurred in the Eastern championship in doubles at Longwood where Hackett and Allen of Yale defeated Whitman and Wright of Harvard...
...game full of brilliant fielding plays the University nine was defeated for the second time by Brown at Providence by the score of 3 to 2. As in the first Brown game, Harvard was unable to hit Washburn. The chief cause of the defeat, however, was poor judgment in base running, and the superiority of the opponents' play in the field...
...nine lost its last game of the season to Bates College at Lewiston by a score of 5 to 2. The batting of the Second nine was very weak, only three hits being made off Towne, but Bates' errorless game in the field was the chief cause of the defeat. Coburn pitched a steady game, allowing only four hits. The field was very muddy, making good playing impossible...
...Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association, composed of representatives from Harvard, Pennsylvania, Cornell and Columbia, will meet in New York on Saturday to award the championship. As the games now stand, Harvard and Columbia have each a victory, a defeat and a tie to their credit, but as Harvard has protested the Pennsylvania game, the whole matter rests on the decision on this protest. The chances are that the game will be awarded to Harvard, as Pennsylvania broke a rule in refusing to play...