Word: harvarder
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Instead of playing the two boards unfinished at 12 o'clock, one was decided to be a draw and the other decided n favor of Harvard...
...Berna of Cornell won the individual championship by defeating W.H. Tappan, his team-mate, by eight yards. His time was 33 minutes, 5 1-5 seconds. P.R. Withington '12 of Harvard finished fourth in 33 minutes 24 seconds...
...start was made on the Technology Field at 10.40 O'clock, and the race run in circuits of one and one-half and four and one-half miles. At the start P.D. White of technology took the lead, followed by E.L.Veits '11 of Harvard in second place. The order had changed at the end of the first circuit and H.G. Watkins, L.O.Mills, and H.S. Benson, all of Technology, led. Withington, the first Harvard man at the time was running fifteenth...
Following are the order and times of the first five men, and the finish of the Harvard men who scored; 1, T.S. Berna, Cornell, 33m., 5 1-5s.; 2, W.H. Tappan Cornell, 33m., 6 1-5s; 3, D.C. May Michigan 33m., 12s.; 4, P.R. Withington '12, Harvards, 33m., 24s.; 5, H.S. Young, Cornell, 33m., 41s.; 27, P.C. Heald '11, Harvard; 36, W.H. Fernald '12, Harvard; 39, H.Y. Masten '10, Harvard; 47, W.P. Rogers '11, Harvard...
Professor W. H. Ryder h.'60, Andover professor of religion in Harvard University, will deliver a lecture on "The Gospels as Historical Records" in King's Chapel, Boston, this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. This is one of a series of free lectures on the general subject "Christianity as a Religion of the Spirit under Historical Conditions," being given by Harvard professors during the winter months under the auspices of the Lowell institute...