Word: dual
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...meeting will be of especial importance to Harvard for the schedule of events decided on tomorrow is, by the agreement between Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania, to be adopted for the dual games. Anumber of important amendments to the constitution and questions will come up. One amendment which will be considered introduces a three mile run into the order of events, as in English track games. This amendment may be carried, though Harvard does not favor it. It is possible that the mile walk may be dropped entirely...
These biennial games were begun to take the place in Cambridge of the dual meet between Harvard and Yale when those games were held on alternate years in New Haven The games this year promise to be especially interesting. In the high hurdles Chase of Dartmouth, holder of the world's record, has written that he will enter. Wefers of Georgetown University, holder of the world's records in the 100 and 220 yards dashes, has been invited to compete. In the mile run, Conneff, of Holy Cross College, world's champion, has been invited to enter. In the special...
Cornell has invited U. of P. to compete in dual track games in the spring, and offers the suggestion that the first meeting be held in Philadelphia and the second at Ithaca. The invitation has been accepted...
...discourse. He was born in the Temple in the year 1775, and the family remained there for seven years after his birth. He was sent to Christ's Hospital, the blue-coat school, but not to the university; and in 1800 Lamb and his sister began their "dual loneliness" in the Temple. This lasted until 1817, when they took up their residence in Great Russell Street at the corner of Bow Street in a house which stood on the site of Will's Coffee house. In 1820-when Lamb had already written criticism of the old authors, "John Woodville...
Yesterday afternoon at Spy Pond, Arlington, the Harvard ice polo team defeated the Brown team in the second of the series in the dual league between Harvard and Brown. The first game was won by Brown, so that a third game is now necessary to decide the championship...