Word: won
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...which the University team lost by one run, Harvard has had more than its share of defeats, while Cornell has continued its series of victories without a break, until today it has as strong a claim to the premier position in college baseball as any nine. They have won two victories over Pennsylvania, 3-1 and 5-1, and have defeated Fordham's strong team, 7-6, Lehigh, 17-0, and Amherst, 16-3. Deshon has proved beyond a doubt that he has no peer in college baseball today, and it is largely due to his masterly pitching that Cornell...
...yard dash, the first event of the program, Princeton qualified two men, Gamble and Rulon-Miller, who are likely to capture two of the first three places today. Cartmell of Pennsylvania won his heat in excellent form and is considered the probable winner of the event. The other men to qualify were Burch, Butler, and Stevens of Yale, Read of Amherst, and Stewart of Michigan...
...first heat of the 440-yard dash Taylor of Pennsylvania ran easily in third or fourth place until after the turn, when he quickened his pace and won with little effort. Coholan of Yale followed him closely and seems like a sure point-winner today...
...final round for the University golf championship E. W. Clark '07 will meet H. H. Wilder '09 this afternoon at the Oakley Country Club. On Wednesday C. S. Brown, Jr., '08 won the consolation meet by defeating G. R. Minot '08 at the Oakley Country Club by one up in nineteen holes...
...auspices of the Shooting Club J. R. Gilman '09 made the highest score, getting 106 out of a possible 125 birds. Second place went to B. M. Higginson '10, who obtained 102 birds. In the class gradations, which were determined by averages made in the last ten shoots, Higginson won the 80 per cent. Class, Gilman '09 the 60 per cent class, and S. H. Cushman '08 the 40 per cent. class...