Word: winner
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There is a very strong probability that Yale will send a crew to England next year to compete with the winner of the Oxford-Cambridge contest. The matter has been long talked over; but it will be finally settled within the next six weeks. Yale feels that this is a most favorable year to send the crew. Mr. Cook could give more time to coaching the crew than ever before. Then Yale has in Treadway an exceptionally good captain. He has rowed on two winning 'varsity crews and his experience will be of great value to the present crew...
...Peck '96 and A. W. Ryder '97 play off the tie next Tuesday for second place in the chess tournament. In case Southard defeats H. W. Lewis '96, Lewis will play the winner of this match to determine who shall go to New York with Southard during the Christmas holidays to represent the College...
Prizes are given to the winner, the second and third...
...Winner, F. S. Elliot...
...deserve success, and now shows itself worthy of the confidence they have felt in it. What the final result of the class series will be, it is not possible to say; but it is gratifying to see all the games so closely contested. The entire uncertainty as to the winner of the championship adds greatly to the interest which the College will take in the series, and to the intensity of class feeling which it will arouse. Another exciting game may be looked for this afternoon between the two lower classes, and whichever side wins, there is good reason...