Word: silver
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...rules governing the intercollegiate contest provide that no college shall enter more than five men in any event, nor start more than three. Gold, silver and bronze medals will be given to the first, second and third man in each event, and a banner in the colors of the winning college and valued at $25 will be awarded to the winning team. It is further provided that each team may have a special event, and it is probable that the Harvard team will present double tumbling. Silver cups will be awarded to the winners of the special event...
...football practice this spring, or early in the fall, as may seem best to the captain of the eleven and the coaches, three silver cups will be offered to men eligible for next year's eleven for contests in punting, drop and place kicking. The contests will be conducted by the coaches, and accuracy, quickness, height, placing and distance will all be considered. The cups will be the property of the winners, and similar cups will be offered again...
...total number of candidates now trying for the track team is 245, and it is probable that before the middle of March, when outdoor work is well started, there will be more than 300 men in training for the different events. Captain Johnson has offered three silver cups for three novice high-jumping contests, in the hope of bringing out some strong men in an event which has been one of Yale's weak points for several years. In the weights, another weak point, there is a large number of candidates working under the direction of Trainer Flanagan...
...report of Oliver Shiras, manager of the annual meet, showed that the receipts from the games on Manhattan Field last May amounted to $2,257.91, and the expenses to$779.26, leaving a balance on hand of $1,478.65. The association decided to present a silver lowing cup to W. B. Curtis, who has acted as referee at the annual meets for fifteen years...
...each in the following order: E. E. Sargeant '00, A. L. Becker '00, H. P. Chandler '01, W. Morse '00, A. G. Alley, Jr., '01, M. Seasongood '00, E. Mayer '00, H. F. Cochems 3L., W. A. Heilprin '01, H. S. Bowers '00, W. P. Stanley 1G., R. S. Silver '01, L. H. Shephard '00 and H. A. Yeomans '00. Professor Baker, Mr. I. L. Winter and F. W. Dallinger '93 will act as judges. Six men will be retained to form the working team and to present a formal debate at the final trial on Thursday of next week...