Word: won
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...dispute before the game as Ninety-eight wished to play Hayes and Holt of the College Nine, and Cozzens who has been pitching with the 'Varsity all the spring. Thompson at first refused to play the game, but at length agreed to play under protest, but as Ninety-nine won, the protest will make no difference...
...Harvard won the shoot with Princeton yesterday afternoon in the match for the Intercollegiate Shooting Trophy given by "Shooting and Fishing." Princeton has won the trophy for two years and only needed to win again to keep it permanently...
...intercollegiate competitive drill between Harvard, Amherst, Brown and M. I. T. was held in Mechanics' Hall last evening. The Harvard squad entered only in the individual drill, which was won by M. I. T., with Amherst second. The battalion drill between Bronw and M. I. T. was won by the latter. A dance followed the drill...
...other match of the afternoon was one in the third round between A. Ingraham '96 and E. R. Marvin '99. This match was very close, and some excellent tennis was played. Marvin won the first set by running to the net and smashing beautifully. Ingraham played entirely in the back of the court, going to the not only twice in the whole match, but his good lobbing made up for his lack of net play...
Last evening the Shooting Team left by the Fall River boat for Princeton, where they will shoot this afternoon against Princeton for the Intercollegiate Shooting Trophy given by "Shooting and Fishing." Unfortunately Yale is not able to compete this year. Princeton has already won the cup twice and needs to win it but once more to keep it for good. The Harvard team is composed of C. A. Hardy '97, captain; S. T. Harris '97, F. G. Shaw '97, P. Dove '98, G. H. Kinnicutt '98. Hardy, Harris and Dove have shot in former intercollegiate matches and have...