Word: winner
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Hosmer, the professional sculler in commenting on the probable result of a race between the Oxford crew and the winner of the Yale-Harvard race, gives a very interesting review of the English method of rowing compared with that adopted in America. In speaking of the training of men and the style of rigging followed out in each country he says...
...southern tennis tournament being held at Tampa, Florida. R. W. Wrenn '95 defeated Guinstead 65, 63. Hobart and Wrenn played the final match yesterday and the winner will meet A. E. Wright for the gulf coast championship...
...Yale handicap games held last Monday evening, A. Blake '93 won second in the mile run from the ten yard mark. The winner with twenty yards handicap was Jarvis of Wesleyan. Time 4m. 43 3.5s. K. Brown L. S. won a trial heat in the hurdles and E. B. Bloss '94 was just beaten from scratch in the 50 yard trials...
...several times the men came well together and it was give and take. Mastin getting a little the best of it. The third round was very exciting, the men fighting close in most of the time. Mastin got the best of the round and the Referee declared him the winner...
...refusal on the part of the winner of the Oxford-Cambridge boat race to row in this country the winner of the Yale-Harvard race, is the only obstacle to an international eight-oared boat race this year. A meeting of representatives from Yale and from Harvard met last Saturday at Springfield. There were present for Yale, George A. Adee, A. L. Cowles, and Derby Rogers; and for Harvard, J. J. Storrow, C. F. Adams, 2d, and T. N. Perkins. After discussing the situation they drew up two letters which were signed and sent, one to Oxford and the other...