Word: mated
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...take Felton's place as a punter, there will be Hardwick, who, though not as sure nor as pretty a kicker as his team-mate, can punt on an average about as far. As for drop-kicking, Brickley is still in College. For line-plunging, where Wendell was so valuable, there is room for development. Hardwick and Brickley are both good men in a broken field and Bradlee shines on the defence, but none of them can compare with Wendell in line-tearing...
Yesterday's matches resulted in the victory of Rice, of the Australasians, over his team-mate, Doust, 6-2, 6-8, 8-6, and the defeat of Niles and Dabney by R. N. Williams '16 and G. P. Gardner, Jr., '10, three sets...
...Cornell of Yale proved the most successful point-getter by winning both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. In the first race he was followed by his team-mate Rudell with W.B. Adams '13 third. The furlong race was more fiercely contested. It was the last race of the day, and by securing first and second Harvard might have tied the score, or, by winning all three places might have won. Tied for second place, W. B. Adams '13 and R. Tower '15, hurled themselves headlong toward the tape after Cornell, Adams going head over heels and almost into...
...Owen Wister contributes a truly admirable article on Dr. Furness, marred only for a moment by a trace of that pompous omniscience which has prompted him in recent years to pose as both Nestor and Mentor to learning. Jeremiah Smith '56 contributes an article on his class-mate Major Herrod, and Professor Wendell a sympathetic notice on E. M. Wheelwright. The editor conclusively proves that distinction and longevity are reserved for Phi Beta Kappa men, and the Man Behind The Graduate's Window makes a witty plea that the College muckraker should understand before he fires...
Captain G. Goldsmith and J. Zwinge of Arlington fought it out for first place, the former winning in the remarkable time of 18 minutes 14 seconds, 2-3 of a second ahead of his team-mate. This is by 6 seconds the best time ever made in a Freshman meet over this three-mile course...