Word: keen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...present time there have been very few men out for the heavyweight class. In order to have a successful tournament there must be enough participants in each division to assure keen competition. If men wish instruction, tickets for boxing lessons may be obtained at half-price at the H. A. A. Office Gloves and punching bags are available at Hemenway Gymnasium...
...train themselves. If words mean what they say, then Harvard men are desirous of doing their utmost part in the defence of the country. No greater need, and no greater occasion, may arise. Such training involves slight sacrifice. On the contrary, it will give each man keen and intensely interesting knowledge of that great beast of war, the battleship of the first fleet...
...recent issue of the Yale News the suggestion was made that Yale can carry on certain scientific experiments for the United States Government. These suggestions are valuable ones and have aroused keen interest in the scientific circles of the University. To do such work would assuredly be a step toward national preparedness and with the cooperation of colleges and Government many problems would be cleared that now confront the nation...
...host of stars promise to make the middle distance runs endanger the old records. Competition in the 600 should be particularly keen between J. E. Meredith, of the Meadowbrook Club; F. J. Haipin and D. S. Caldwell, of the B. A. A.; H. Baker and J. T. Higgins, of the Irish-American...
...Keen competition in the open events is assured by a large list of entries including representatives of the B. A. A., Brown, Holy Cross, Boston College, and Bowdoin. Among the relay races one between the B. A. A. and Holy Cross is included...