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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...yard high hurdles.--Won by Rodman (Y.); second, Larkin (Y.); third, H. Rose '19. Time...
...team defeated the Exeter team last Saturday afternoon 16 1-2 to 1 1-2 points. Thus far the season has been very successful; in addition to defeating the Exeter team Saturday, the St. Mark's golfers were easily defeated at Southboro last Monday, and the representatives of Watertown High School overcome in a one-sided match on Tuesday...
...track events, but a clean sweep in the field events cut off the University Freshman team from winning. No records were broken, but there were some excellent performances. Captain Rodman of the Yale team captured four first places, winning the two hurdle events, the shot-put and the high-jump. H. C. Flower, Jr., '19 was the individual star of his team, taking first place in the 100 and 220-yard dashes and the broad-jump. In the 220-yard dash DeCernea of Yale was disqualified for stepping out of his lane or otherwise he would have won this event...
...Andover). First Round--G. Crompton (Milton) vs. winner of Fisher (Andover) and Wilson (Browne and Nichols); K. S. Pfaffman (Andover) vs. W. M. Noble (Newton); D. E. Jones (Newton) vs. C. P. Holmes (Exeter); H. Beattie (Exeter) vs. D. Richmond (Worcester); E. G. Rogerson (Milton) vs. A. Favreau (Boston High School of Commerce); T. Lichanco (Boston High School of Commerce) vs. E. C. Johnson (Milton); G. Bradley (Milton) vs. M. Briggs (Noble and Greenough); R. Pillsbury (Somerville) vs. J. F. Ingraham (Andover); Adamowski (Browne and Nichols) vs. C. H. Harrison (Andover); P. Scott (Noble and Greenough) vs. winner of Cabot...
...name of our motto. There was a remote epoch in which academic dress was regularly and correctly worn, but throughout the greater part of the nineteenth century the Harvard Senior wore ordinary clothes on all occasions except Class Day, when he appeared in a dress suit and high hat. He wore his dress suit all day, and consequently looked as if he had been up all night. The present gown was introduced about 1892 as a substitute for the dress suit. As no men's gowns were manufactured in this country, the Seniors bought women's gowns. The few people...