Word: won
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Frank Owen White '99, of Boston, the second Harvard speaker, prepared at the Boston Latin School. At graduation he received a Franklin Medal for good scholarship. Last year he was an alternate on the Harvard-Yale freshman debate which Harvard won. He is taking English 10 and is a member of the Harvard Union...
...team chosen to debate with Princeton, was well attended and very enthusiastic. J. P. Hall, president of the Union, presided. Short speeches were made by several former 'Varsity debaters, all of whom expressed great confidence in the team and the belief that the debate would be won on Friday by Harvard. The speakers were chiefly former bebatcrs with Princeton and they told several reminiscences of the two previous Princeton debates...
...BRINE, 1312 and 1436 Mass. Ave.BLARNEY (durch) Bonnet takes unqualified delight in assuring his patrons that in the future he will give up "beating down" the students, since this, he considers, puts him on a level with the Cambridge police. Come boys, make your own prices. It won't do you any good, but then, where's the harm? Come and set your traps for me at 2 Holyoke St., Marks' Barber Shop...
BLARNEY (durch) Bonnet takes unqualified delight in assuring his patrons that in the future he will give up "beating down" the students, since this, he considers, puts him on a level with the Cambridge police. Come boys, make your own prices. It won't do you any good, but then, where's the harm? Come and set your traps for me at 2 Holyoke St., Marks' Barber Shop...
...Mills of the Berkeley school, with ten seconds handicap, won. H. W. Foote '97 finished second, and P. A. Hutchison '98 and A. W. Blakemore '97 third and sixth respectively. D. Grant M. S., who ran from scratch, finished ninth...