Word: winning
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...handicap, was second with a total of 33 feet; and J. Jones '09, 3 feet handicap, third with 31 feet. There will be two contests in each event, the first three places counting five, three, and one points, and the men scoring the most points in each event will win the cups offered by the Athletic Association...
...referee then announced that the first team to score two points would win. After seven minutes of extremely close play, Allen made a goal from the field, ending the game...
...Garcelon '95 said that he wanted to see the University team win from Yale, and to have them show courage and pertinacity...
...Stone '07 compared the prospects of Harvard and Yale for the dual meet and expressed his fear that the University team would be over-confident, a great danger to any team. The meet can be won only by good, persistent training, consistent work, and a grim resolve to win...
...University did not win a point in the broad jump last year, but B. T. Stephenson, Jr., '08, and O. F. Rogers, Jr., '08, have competed in this event before and should be able to win some place. P. C. Haskell '08 and C. C. Little '10 also have good marks and should develop well. W. F. Knox '07 and C. D. Deming '07, who won first and third for Yale, have graduated, but C. H. Davis '09, who was second, is still to be reckoned with...