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...schools, Andover won the tournament with a total of 13 points; Hopkinson was second with 11 points. The trophy this year will not be a banner, as in the past, but will consist instead of a silver shield with crossed racquests, mounted on a black walnut slab...
...championship will be rowed during the last week in May in three trial heats, a heat for second crews and a final for both firsts and seconds. The dates will probably be the 28th, 29th and 31st, but they have not yet been definitely decided upon. The shield offered by the B. A. A. is now accompanied by a cup for the crew winning second place, to be held on the same terms...
...cover of the first unit is printed the Harvard shield in colors together with statements concerning the founding of the University and its endowments. The sheets that follow are charts showing the growth of the University, in teachers and students, from 1650 to 1900, the number of courses, aids to students, available funds, expenditure, etc. Next come pages devoted to each of the different schools, showing by means of charts and diagrams, the number of teachers and students, the requirements for admission, and the amount of work required for degrees in each department. Placed at intervals through this half...
...Harvard Interscholastic Lawn Tennis Championship in singles will be held on Jarvis Field on Saturday and Monday, April 28 and 30. The entrance fee will be one dollar and the annual dues from each school five dollars. First and runner-up prizes will be given and a championship shield will be awarded to the school winning the greatest number of points, each match won counting one point. The winner of the tournament will be entitled, as Harvard Interscholastic Champion for 1900, to play at Newport in August for the Interscholastic Championship of the United States. All entries should be made...
...trophy, is a silver cup, having at its top the arms of England, with the English and American flags crossed below. Beneath, supported by two female figures, is a globe showing two hemispheres connected by a cable. Below the globe is represented the American eagle, and on a shield which forms the background of the whole are, on one side, the shields of the four American universities, and on the other those of Oxford and Cambridge. A laurel wreath surrounds...