Word: winning
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...result of the Columbia boatrace on Saturday afternoon is in no wise discouraging as regards the prospect of a winning eight at New London. That the University crew was defeated is a disappointment, but must not be considered as effecting the ultimate chances any more than the defeat of the baseball team by Cornell. Coming as it did early in a season retarded by cold weather, the race on Saturday was a try-out for the men individually rather than for the Harvard crew as a whole. In form the eight rowed smoothly, but lacked the fire and generalship necessary...
...Columbia crew is as much developed as it ought to be for a race. Furthermore, both eights have been handicapped by the changes that have been made at very recent dates. In weight and experience, however, the Harvard crew has an advantage and for that reason ought to win...
...Club, and the contest this afternoon will be the first for Columbia under his direction. A close race has been predicted, but the CRIMSON feels sure that it voices the sentiments of the University in saying that there is the utmost confidence in Captain Bacon and his men to win this afternoon...
...Club, Cedarhurst, Long Island, at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon. Each University will be represented by a team of five men, who will each shoot at 50 birds, thrown in strings of 25. The Yale team, which won the fall intercollegiate shoot, has been making high scores and should win today's shoot...
...annual Yale-Princeton dual track meet will be held at Princeton this afternoon. Yale is expected to win by a small margin, although the good showing that Princeton made against Cornell last Saturday shows that she is a dangerous opponent. Last year Yale won by the score of 78 3-4 to 25 1-4. The meet this afternoon should throw much light on the probable outcome of the Harvard-Yale dual meet at New Haven next Saturday...