Word: nine
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...regular events, in nine of which Harvard, is represented, are scheduled, and over 500 entries have been received from a large number of athletic association throughout the country. Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, Cornell, Dartmouth, Williams, Amherst, and Brown will all be represented. There will also be a series of relay races, including those between the Harvard and Yale University and Freshman teams, and the Harvard upper class teams. The usual relay race with Pennsylvania was omitted this year because of the great disadvantage arising from splitting the team's strength in two races. The Freshman relay race with Yale...
...first half the second team was easily outplayed, the score being 21 to 9 in favor of Brookfield. This score was largely due to the lack of team work by the second team, and to the slippery floor. In the second half, however, Brookfield was able to make only nine points, while by a good rally the second scored fifteen, and was rapidly closing up the lead when time was called...
...William g. Anderson, director of the gymnasium, has obtained data to prove that the health of a student after graduation is not impaired by his college athletic training. Records were collected of 761 athletes who competed in intercollegiate events and won their "Y's" on the eleven, the nine, the crew and the track team between 1855 and 1904. We quote from his report. "These investigations show that the athlete possesses, as part of his equipment at graduation, the probability of better health and a longer life than the man who does not realize the priceless worth of a sound...
...Seniors won second place with a score of 18 bouts won, and nine lost; the Sophomores were third with eight bouts won, and 19 lost; and the Freshman last with four bouts won, and 23 lost...
...Senior-Junior matches the men fought hard and desperately, but the Juniors won by superior work on the offensive, and good covering on the defense. R. E. Gish '07 and W. F. Low '07 won all nine matches last night, and although W. Goodwin '07 won one of his matches, he was unable to equal L. F. Gilbert '06 and J. R. Nichols '06 in number of touches...