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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...University four is light and quick, and rows well at most times. Sometimes, however, at a high stroke the recovery is forced badly and the boat does not travel well. The Freshman four is a very good crew and looks to be a winner...
...meeting of the Faculty yesterday afternoon James Gordon Gilkey '12, of Watertown, was announced as the winner of the Sargent Prize of $100 "for the best metrical translation of a lyric poem of Horace" for the academic year 1910-11. The poem translated was the seventh ode of the third book of Horace...
...Boston as seen from the Harvard Bridge," by J. G. Gilkey '12, is the winner this year of the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize. In spite of obvious limitations of the subject and perceptible languor of treatment, the poem is picturesque and musical. The reviewer likes especially to finger over the first and last stanzas...
...Cambridge Latin crew is looked upon as the probable winner of today's race...
...grass courts of the Longwood Cricket Club with a total of 73 entries. A special interest attaches to this tournament, for over 50 per cent, of the men entered are at present in Harvard or have been connected with the University. The champion for 1910, who will meet the winner of the tournament in the challenge rounds, is N. W. Niles '09, who is playing even better this year than last and should hold his title with-out effort. In the upper semi-final of the draw, it seems reasonably certain that H. I. Foster '01 will have...