Word: finality
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...entry shoots, which started about November 1, were also completed last night. The best ten scores made throughout the year, have been considered in reckoning up the final score. H. Williams '06 won the revolver shoot with 843 out of a possible 1000. G. Mixter '08 was second with 781. J. W. Pattison 1L. won the rifle shoot with 731 out of a possible 1000. S. Thomson '08 secured second place with...
...spoke last night at the preliminary trials to select speakers for the Boylston Prizes for elocution, 11 were retained. Dean Briggs, Professor G. P. Baker and Rev. Prescott Evarts, of Christ Church, acted as judges. The men retained, who will speak at the final trials next Thursday in an order to be later determined, are: A. Davis '07, A. R. Ellis '07, S. Feingold '07, J. A. Harley '06, G. J. Hirsch '07, A. H. Ives '07, L. R. Jillson '07, F. W. Newcomb '07, W. H. Pollak '07, J. W. Twombly '06, H. C. Washburn...
...final heat of the 800-meter (874 yards) race was won by Paul Pilgrim, N. Y. A. C.; J. D. Lightbody, University of Chicago, was second, and Lieutenant W. Haswell, England, third. The time was 2 minutes 1 1-2 seconds...
...held next Monday in the open air courts behind the Gymnasium. Eight silver cups have been offered by R. W. Quigley '02, and will be awarded as follows: two for winners in the Law School, one for each class of the College, and two for winners of a final round between the Law School and College...
...preliminary trials of the contest for the Boylston Prizes for elocution will be held in Sanders Theatre tomorrow night at 7.30 o'clock. Of the 31 men who will speak about 10 will be retained for the final trials...