Word: record
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...university winning the decision in two of the simultaneous debates will be awarded the championship. So far Harvard has had the best record in the number of contests won, having secured the championship three times. Last year the result was a tie, each negative team winning over the opposing affirmative team. The debate tonight will be the twenty-fourth annual contest with Yale and the twentieth with Princeton...
...University team, composed of A. B. DeKay '16, B. S. Nichols '16, captain, T. J. Putnam '15, and A. Shortt '17, although defeated by Yale in an unusually close match at New Haven earlier in the season, has a good chance to win as its record so far shows eight victories. The Yale team, composed of Downey, Little, Nickerson, Pfieger, has won five of its six meets...
...University team, composed probably of T. J. Putnam '15, B. S. Nichols '16, A. B. DeKay '16, and A. Shortt '17, have a good chance to win as their record so far this season shows only two defeats and eight victories
...Senior class to have pictures made at Notman's, there still remains a group of men who by their refusal to comply with the request, have not only done the class a great injustice, but have seriously hindered the committee's attempt to make the 1915 album a complete record of class portraits. Today is the last chance for these men to vindicate themselves. After this date, the committee cannot guarantee the appearance of the pictures of any of these men in the album...
Last year the team lost only one match, that to Longwood, and the team this year promises to live up to this record. Seven members of last year's team have been lost by graduation, including W. M. Washburn '15, J. J. Armstrong '14, and the captain, E. H. Whitney '14. Nevertheless R. N. Williams, 2nd, who pressed McLaughlin for first place in the National tennis ranking, and L. Curtis 2nd, '16, remain for this year's team. On the University team in the intercollegiate meet last fall were, together with these two men, R. Harte...