Word: success
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...finishing first, second, or third in the cross-country run with Yale, or in one of the first seven places in the intercollegiate race, accords with the administration's sound policy of emphasizing the importance of the cross-country team. As the CRIMSON pointed out a few days ago, success in cross-country running goes hand in hand with success in the long track races. The action of the Athletic Committee will stimulate interest in fall running and make for a better showing on the track next spring...
...Bates game in 1908, the score which followed was the result of individual ability after the runner had broken free. This difference forms an interesting comparison of the work of the Harvard team of 1908 and of 1910, and one which points to a repetition of the success of the 1908 team...
...greatest strain upon the heart and lungs, and for no other reason than this, a competent trainer and coach should be provided to prevent over-work on the part of inexperienced athletes. As a training-school for distance men, cross-country running plays an important part in promoting the success of the track team. This may perhaps be emphasized by the fact that in the seven years from 1902 to 1908, Cornell won the intercollegiate run each year and placed 21 men in the mile and two-mile races of the intercollegiate meets. During the same period Harvard finished each...
...plan of offering regular board at the Union has proved a success, as about 75 men have already availed themselves of the privilege. The training table room is being used for the regular boarders and members of the Union may form tables there upon application at the office. The price of board is $7 per week...
Yesterday afternoon over one hundred candidates in all reported at their respective boathouses for the first day of dormitory rowing. This large number augurs well for the success of dormitory rowing this fall and it is hoped by the crew management that many more men will report, as every man or group of men will be given a chance to row on some crew. From the Weld boathouse eights were sent out representing Claverly, Randolph, Weld, and Dunster-Dana-Drayton. Besides these crews, Randolph sent out a four and a miscellaneous eight and two miscellaneous fours went out also. Weld...