Word: silver
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first twenty games will be a preliminary elimination round, the teams being matched against each other by lot until only six remain undefeated. These six will then be formed into a league to play a round robin for the championship. Silver cups will be awarded the members of the winning team...
...events entered, four first, two second, and two third places were won. The showing was very creditable as it was the first meet for the men this year and the track was smaller than they have been accustomed to use. The prizes were gold and silver watches for first and second places, and silk umbrellas for third place...
...There will be six handicap events open to registered athletes: a 100-yard dash, a 440-yard dash, an 880-yard run, a mile run, a three-mile run, a running high jump, and a novice scratch 100-yard dash. The prizes for each event will be gold and silver watches for first and second places, and umbrellas for third. This is the first meet this spring in which University men have been entered, and should prove a good chance to get a preliminary line on some of the runners...
...tournament for the University chess championship was won by F. P. Beal, And, with 7 1-2 games; H. L. Perrin 1G. second with 7 games. The prize was a large silver loving cup, offered only for men who had played in University chess matches...
...four games won. Maricle had a handicap of 23, and McKenzie of 16. The other three who qualified for the round robin, and their allowances are as follows: R. F. Babcock '16, 43; P. D. Karsten '14, scratch; and K. C. Parker '14, Scratch. The prize is a silver...