Word: seventh
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...seventh organ recital in the series being given this year by Dr. Archibald T. Davison '06 of the Department of Music, will be given this evening at 8.15 o'clock in Appleton Chapel. The following program will be presented by Dr. Davison, assisted by Miss Marguerite Dorsey, soprano...
...placing of the crews according to the results of yesterday's races is as follows: First and second (undecided) University A and B; third, University C; fourth, Freshman 1; fifth, 1920 A; sixth, 1920 B; seventh, Freshman 2; eighth, 1921 A; ninth, 1921 B; tenth, Freshman 3; eleventh, 1922 A; twelfth Freshman 5; thirteenth, 1922 B; fourteenth, Freshman 4; fifteenth, Freshman 6; sixteenth, Freshman 7; seventeenth, 1922 C; eighteenth, Freshman 8; nineteenth, Freshman 9; twentieth, 1921 C; twenty-first, Freshman 10. The eleventh Freshman and 1922 D did not row, so they must start at the bottom of the ladder...
...first round of the doubles in the twenty-first annual men's National Indoor Championship Lawn Tennis Tournament in the Seventh Regiment Armory, New York City, yesterday, W. W. Rowe '20 and J. B. Fenno, Jr. '21, won their match against G. A. Walker and H. Clarkson 6-4, 3-6, 9-7. Both men were, however, eliminated in the fifth round of the singles championships. Rowe was matched against Vincent Richards, the national indoor champion, to whom he lost in two sets, 6-1, 6-1. Samuel Hardy had more difficulty in defeating Fenno...
DeNunzio-seeded seventh in the tournament-ended his spectacular wrestling career by making Harvard history yet again. Finishing fourth in the 141-pound weight class, DeNunzio became the second wrestler ever at Harvard to earn All-American accolades twice...
...seventh-seeded Killar--also EIWA champ--the first time was a charm, as his first trip to Nationals ended with a sixth place finish in the 165-pound class. Having missed two months of competition during the regular season because of a rib injury, Killar's All-American performance was all the more impressive...