Word: success
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...compete. Though this story proved unfounded, it roused the feeling that competition for some literary prize ought to be open equally to members of both institutions. This provision was made in regard to the Sargent prize; and now a member of the "Annex" has taken advantage of it. Her success ought to make competition keener in the future...
...boat house course Saturday afternoon, June 14. Entries may be made in the blue-book at the Weld Boat House, and the entries will close Wednesday night; 25 cents entrance fee, payable to the janitor or secretary. If there are not enough entrics to make the race a success the race will be called off and fees returned...
...boat house course Saturday afternoon, June 14. Entries may be made in the blue-book at the Weld Boat House, and the entries will close Wednesday night; 25 cents entrance fee, payable to the janitor or secretary. If there are not enough entries to make the race a success the race will be called off and fees returned...
...wisdom of the Harvard graduates who gave the cup contested for on Holmes field last Saturday was amply proved by the satisfactory result of the games. The fact that several records were broken shows the success which the Interscholastic Association has had in fostering the athletic spirit among the preparatory schools of Boston and its vicinity. That the fostering of this spirit is of the greatest importance to athletics in general, and to Harvard athletics in particular, no one will deny. It is matter for congratulation that several of the most successful contestants in Saturday's games will enter Harvard...
...time rain began to fall, which made playing difficult. However, at the end of the fifth turn the score was 164 to 70 in favor of Harvard. In Harvard's second innings Brown made 35 in his most aggressive style. He and Garrett both bowled throughout the game with success: and too much praise cannot be given to the captain for the able manner in which he managed the team. The fielding of the Harvard men, one and all, was firstclass. In fact Harvard outplayed her opponent at every point. W. S. Ellis, '89, captain...