Word: winner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...have at heart the success and reputation of the team, any active interest on the part of undergraduates cannot be expected. If a mediocre runner in his Freshman year is noticed, looked after, and encouraged by the managers, the chances are good that he will prove a point-winner in his Senior year. Countless letter men have been lost at the very beginnings of their careers because they were given to believe that nobody cared whether the reported for daily practice...
...hurdles. In the last two big indoor meets, Overton has broken world's records in the mile and in the 1,000-yard events, while Farwell's form in capturing the hurdle race at the Meadowbrook games on March 12 again stamps him as a reasonably sure winner in Yale's dual meets, and a favorite in the intercollegiates...
...winner of the fellowship will be required to spend at least one year in travel and study in Europe, under the general direction of the Council of the School. With certain conditions he will have the right of entering and the privilege of working under the direction of the American Academy in Rome...
...first race of the year will be that between Yale and Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on Friday, April 6. A week later the Pacific Coast Regatta will be held at Oakland, Cal., the winner of which will probably compete in the intercollegiate championship races on the Hudson in June...
...drilled in whipping the ball down to second base and in the usual double-play formations. In the pitchers' corner Coach Duffy allowed the men to start curving the ball as their arms are in good condition now. As for the game itself, Team A again came out a winner by trimming Team B by the score of 3 to 0 in five innings. Wyche starred at the bat, getting two hits for Team A, and these and a double-play by Knowles and Phinney were the only noteworthy features. The lineup follows: TEAM A TEAM B Bond...