Word: mottes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...committee hopes to secure the following men to speak at the meetings this year: William Travis Jerome, Dr. William S. Rainsford and Dr. Henry Van Dyke. Mr. John R. Mott may also be induced to come, when he returns from his tour through the Orient...
...Union tomorrow night an address will be made by Mr. Robert E. Speer of New York, who has been associated for the last ten years with Mr. John R. Mott in religious work among the universities of this and other countries...
Harvard track teams in general have been successful since college track athletics came into prominence in the early '80's. The first Mott Haven Cup was brought to Cambridge twelve years ago and is now in the Trophy Room at the Hemenway Gymnasium, and the first dual cup presented by Harvard and Yale graduates in 1890 to become the possession of the college winning a majority of meets in nine years, may be seen in the same room. The records show that at present Harvard stands an even chance of winning the second Mott Haven cup, as they credit Harvard...
During the period of five years just ended, Harvard proved her superiority on the track by defeating Yale three times, and last year by winning the Mott Haven games. There seems to be no logical reason why Harvard track teams should not more than hold their own in the future. The successes of the last five years were not brought about in a haphazard way; they were not "lucky" successes, but the result of careful study and experimenting. It may safely be said now that the methods of training Harvard track teams are well systematized and that there will...
...Varsity games. In '98, '99, 1900 and 1901 every man entered the dual games in prime condition, and in the first three cases fortune favored Harvard. In 1901, though the team was defeated at New Haven by the close score of 57 to 47, it won the Mott Haven games at New York, making the unusual record of scoring points in ten of the thirteen events. Two important factors...