Word: lost
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...much to make the basketball team successful, do not take enough interest in the sport to go out for the team, and there is no immediate prospect of their changing their attitude. The comparison with the recent unsuccessful seasons in football is not particularly convincing. Although the team lost to Yale for several years, there was still a great deal of interest and enthusiasm, and a majority of the games was always won. In basketball there are many other defeats than those by Yale, and the support of the whole University, which is given even to a losing football team...
...twelve players who have won their hockey "H," the following will be lost by graduation: Captain J. P. Willetts '09, S. S. Ford '09, F. A. B. Washburn '09, T. Briggs '09, J. A. Paine '09, T. S. Sampson '09. The following men will return: forwards--R. E. Dole '10, G. P. Gardner, Jr., '10, S. T. Hicks '10, R. Hornblower '11, H. C. Leslie '11, W. F. Morgan, Jr., '10. As no first team men will return for coverpoint, point and goal, these positions will have to be filled from the second and Freshman teams; the promising...
...than at Cambridge, as a consequence of which the games were usually one-sided. When they played in the Hemenway Gymnasium, Harvard men turned out in very small numbers and the team undoubtedly felt that to many of the undergraduates it was no great concern whether they won or lost...
...University relay team lost to Yale in an exciting race. Cutler, who swam last for Harvard, although half a lap behind at the start, finished a very close second. In fancy diving, E. H. Jose '10 won an evenly matched competition. R. W. Cutler '11 came in first in the 50-yard dash and the 22-yard and 100-yard swim...
...Harvard 1912 relay team lost to the Yale freshmen in a separate competition...