Word: winning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Belmont course. Captain H. G. MacLure '15 and R. S. Cook '17 finishing first and second respectively. Training table started yesterday morning for the University squad. It is imperative that more Freshmen report at once for practice. This is the first opportunity that 1918 men have to win their numerals, yet at present there is a dearth of material. The schedules for the University and Freshman teams are as follows...
...first four places will count, 5, 3, 2, and 1 respectively. In addition one point will be credited to each dormitory for every event in which three or more men start. It is therefore the duty of every man in the class to come out and help his dormitory win the cup. The same events will be run as are announced for the meet with Technology...
...game with Amherst--were victorious. Tufts and Penn State found little difficulty in disposing of their respective adversaries, Colby and Gettysburg, and Yale, with a crippled team pulled out a 20 to 3 victory over Lehigh, but Princeton barely triumphed over Syracuse, taking advantage of Syracuse's fumbles to win by the score...
...Henin '15 secured first and third places respectively, Nelson crossing the tape in 10 2-5 seconds. J. L. Foley '15 came in third in the open 100-yard dash. H. R. Bechtel '17, finished second in the novice 880-yard run, being the only Harvard man to win a place in that event. The cross-country men showed up well, C. Southworth '15 and R. S. Cook '17 taking second and third places respectively in the 3-mile...
...University track meeting held last night in the Union, only about 40 men were present. But despite the apparent lack of interest, Captain Capper expressed certainty that a winning team can be developed if every man will go into the fight with a strong determination to win. All the speakers emphasized the fact that it takes numbers to make a winning team. New material is in this way brought to light and developed, so that men who are at first of little ability become by practice and training sure point winners...