Word: won
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...points won by the cootestants in the high-jumping tournament at Yale are as follows: Bayard, 29; Knapp, 28; Shearman, 25; Waite, 16; Sherwood, 19; Berger, 13; Magruder, 11; Robinson, 11; Ireland, 6; Sage 5 and Tracy, 3. The fifth trial will be held in the gymnasium next Saturday. The highest jump that has been made thus...
...games were played on the Delta, where Memorial Hall now stands. We find in the Advocate of May 11, an account of a game between the "Trimountains" and Harvard's, which the latter won, 55 to 33. Harvard's fielding was loose, however, says the Advocate. In this game, Abercrombie of Harvard made "a magnificent throw from Quincy street to third base." The make up of the Yale nine for 1866 is given, together with a "crawl" of their junior class for a combat with Harvard...
Raymond Rogers Belmont, (A.B., 1886), who was accidentally shot on Monday last, was a young man of no small abilities. At graduation he received his degree cum laude, and he also won honorable mention in Natural History. Naturally a very genial and pleasant man, he made many friends while in college, more especially among the men in his societies, - the Hasty Pudding Club, Porcellian Club and Institute...
...important that the permanent fund be raised without delay, in order that we may secure the services, as permanent director of the school, of Dr. Charles Waldstein of New York, the young archaeologist who has won recognized fame in the service of the Cambridge University, England...
...trial heats of 100 yards dash were run on the ice on Holmes yesterday, Dana won his heat, and Rogers the final. Owing to the poorness of the ice the time made was only...