Word: winner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...competition for the positions of manager and assistant manager of the Freshman track team will begin on Monday at 2.30, when candidates will report at the Locker Building. The winner will receive his numerals. The work will be divided between the cross-country and track team proper. No previous experience is necessary. The competition will be decided about the time of the Harvard Yale cross-country...
...CRIMSON his opponent is entitled to a default. A chart will be posted on the field on which the scores of all the matches must be recorded before 6 o'clock on the day of play. A failure to mark up his score will disqualify the winner. No one on probation may compete...
...capturing both places in the trials of both the singles and doubles in the intercollegiate tournament, the University tennis team achieved honors that are unique in the history of intercollegiate tennis competition. Several times a college has been a double winner, as for instance in 1913 and 1915, when the University players look first place in both events. But for a team to be not only winners but also runners-up in both events is something without parallel. In the singles G. C. Caner '17 was victorious, defeating J. S. Pfaffman...
...University is fortunate in being able to draw from a strong freshman team of last year. J. D. Hutchinson, '19, of Dorchester, captain of the Harvard yearlings in 1915, was the individual winner of all the races in which he participated last fall and led his team to an easy victory over the Yale freshmen. The other runners who placed in the Harvard-Yale freshman meet are E. H. Kelton, H. E. Small, J. M. Greene and J. B. Hopkins...
...Tiffany '16. The Boylston Prizes for Elocution were won by S. Leymayer, Jr., '16 and P. F. Reniers '16; second prizes being won by J. W. D. Seymour '17, A. J. R. Helmus '16, and T. J. Putnam ocC. V. B. Kellett '18 was the winner of the Lee Wade II prize competition, with G. Mair '16 second, and T. J. Putnam ocC. third. The Coolidge Debating Prize was won by A. G. Paine '17, and the Philip Washburn Prize was won by R. W. Nelson...