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Dates: during 1910-1919
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From the prospects it appears that either Pennsylvania or Cornell will win, Pennsylvania having perhaps the better team of the two. Though weaker than least year, Harvard will present some strong contestants...
...yard run a great deal depends on the draw. If Barron is fortunate in this respect he should win the race. However, if Meredith, of Pennsylvania, decides to run in the quarter he will make a very dangerous competitor. Janson, of Michigan, should take a place unless he saves himself for the half, and Wilkie, of Yale, and W. J. Bingham '16 should both gain points with Caldwell, of Cornell, Lockwood, of Princeton, and J. C. Rock '15 as other contestants...
...score being 2 to 1, and defeated Wesleyan, one of the strongest college nines in the East by the score of 5 to 4. Last Saturday, with Curtis in the box they shut out Norwich. In the three game series with Tufts, the Dartmouth nine was able to win only one game but as the Medford team is exceptionally speedy this year, this should form no basis for determining the present strength of the Dartmouth team...
Cornell has once more triumphed over Harvard on the water. To the victors we extend our heartiest congratulations. For the University and Freshman crews which represented Harvard we hold the highest admiration. We believe they showed the fight that calls forth our confidence in their ability to win at New London in June...
Indications are that Harvard will finish high up in the standing with an outside chance for a victory. No points can be expected in the dashes, unless Barron elects to run them. Barron should win the quarter and both Bingham and Rock should take points in this event. Capper and Boyd will undoubtedly tally in the half and two mile runs, with Boyd having a good chance to win the latter. More points may be looked for in the hurdles, from the form Jackson has been showing lately. Johnstone, Camp and Sturgis should all score for Harvard, Johnstone in both...