Word: resulting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...result of the dual meet with Yale on Saturday, the following six men, who scored against Yale for the first time, were awarded the University track "H": H.F. Hadden, Jr., '09, R.G. Harwood '09, A.B. Mason '08, J.V. Onativia '08, M.B. Van Brunt '08, and W.G. Waller...
...sure is well deserved in the present case. By tireless work Mr. Pieper has developed from less than average material a baseball team of which the undergraduates are proud and more over a team which plays clean baseball in tight places as well as in games where the final result is never doubtful. The spirit and general behavior of a baseball team on the field are more or less what the captain and coach make them, and we are glad that Harvard games are not marred by pretty wrangles and unsportsmanlike tactics in the field or on the coaching lines...
...Union Boat Club and back late yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Coach Wray in the launch. Tappan, who has not rowed since the Columbia race, was put in at bow in place of Burchard; and Lovering was tried at 5, in place of Severance. Owing to these changes, as a result of which Lovering rowed on the starboard side of the boat for the first time, the shell was unsteady yesterday and the form was more ragged than recently...
...took third on Fosters hit, and came home on Pond's single. They scored again in the eighth, when Hall got a hit, and advanced to third on Lanigan's two-bagger. Both scored on Delano's single. Middlesex made both of their runs in the ninth, as a result of two bases on balls, a sacrifice, and a single...
...feeling of spirited work and good fellowship. We trust that Saturday's victory will strengthen this spirit, and that the men will keep it up until the intercollegiate meet, which we are again fortunate in having on our own field. Although it is useless to attempt to predict the result of this meet, we feel confident that the team that won from Yale on Saturday can and will represent Harvard worthily...