Word: tie
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Freshmen are now in a double tie for the lead with the Harvard Club in the C division. Both have won 15 and lost none, while the University team C is in a triple tie behind the leaders with 11 won and four lost...
...CLASS SECRETARY *Richard Arnold Stout 126 Richard Fullington Stevens 99 James de Normandie 85 Charles McKim Norton 56 Votes thrown out 2 Total 368 CLASS COMMITTEE *Winslow Carlton 237 *William Sterling Youngman, Jr. 215 John Parkinson 148 James Lawrence Jr. 136 Votes Thrown out 0 Total 736 *Elected **Tie for first position ALBUM COMMITTEE *Robert Reinhart 177 *John Williamson McPherson 170 *Richard Goodman West 167 *John de Laittre 160 *Arthur Harold Harlow, Jr. 158 William Rupert Maclaurin 136 Henry Harrison Proctor 136 George Anthony Weller 136 James Henry Sachs 125 Willis Gilpin Hazard 111 John Orren Ross 100 Paul Albert...
Fifteen seniors were elected to office yesterday in the second and final ballot, which was featured by a tie for first place in the election of the Class Day Committee and a close race for positions on the Album Committee...
...race for positions on the Class Day Committee there was a tie for first place between James Luther Reid, of Somerville, and John Tudor, of Boston. The remaining five members of the committee finished in the following order: Kenneth Douglas Robinson, Jr., of Hewlitt, Long Island, New York: Edward William Sexton, of Winchester; John Andrew Prior, of Medford; Howard What're, Jr., of Newton Highlands; Thomas Gaunt Moore, of St. Louis. Missourl...
...Harvard students were in a triple tie with one from Massachusetts Institute of Technology for the Ware Prize, offered by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, it was announced yesterday by the School of Architecture. H. T. Anderson 2S.A. and R. G. Gulley 1S.A. were the Harvard winners and each received $25. The procedure in making this award in the past has been to give first and second prizes of $50 and $25 respectively, but, as the three best contributions were equally good, the judges, after much discussion, decided to split the prize money...