Word: five
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Perkins will preside, and R. H. Oveson '05 will introduce the speakers. The judges will be Professor G. F. Moore, Mr. Bliss Perry, Hon. C. S. Hamlin, Dr. R. B. Merriman, Professor E. H. Warren, Professor T. A. Jaggar, Jr., and Professor D. L. Maulsby of Tufts College. Five prizes will be awarded, two first prizes of $60 each, and three second prizes of $45 each...
...Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon the University baseball team won from Cornell in a fast and exciting game by the score of 5 to 1. For the first five innings the score stood 1 to 0 in favor of Cornell, but in the sixth a strong batting rally by Harvard netted five runs and won the game...
...Five shifts were made yesterday in the order of the University crew. George, who on account of a strained back has been unable to row since April 29, took Flint's place at 7, the latter moving to 3. Richardson, who has been rowing on the crew since last Wednesday, was returned to the Freshman boat, and his place at 2 was taken by Tappan. Pleasonton was tried at 4 for the first time this spring, in place of Derby, who has stopped rowing. Lawson was shifted from 3 to 5, where he rowed last week. The two crews took...
...winners will enter the final series for the interclass championship. The winner and runner-up of the interclass championship will each receive a cup. In the preliminary rounds, the matches will be for the best two out of three sets; in the finals, for the best three out of five. Deuce and advantage sets are optional only in the semi-finals and finals. Matches must be played on the day scheduled or defaulted. If one contestant is more than 30 minutes late he will lose by default...
...lacrosse game Harvard completely outplayed Columbia. During the entire first half the Harvard attack kept the ball in Columbia's territory. The failure of the Columbia defense to cover closely gave Smith the opportunity to shoot three goals within the first five minutes of play, Saqul, the Columbia goalkeeper, made several difficult stops, but by leaving the goalposts unguarded, was directly responsible for two more goals by Harvard. In the second, half, the game was more closely contested. Harvard's attack played less aggressively and Columbia frequently secured possession of the ball; but the weakness of its attack and lack...