Word: banners
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...team defeated the Metropole A. A. of Providence, R. I., at Water Polo on Saturday by a score of four goals to nothing. The series of three games is for a handsome silk banner and six gold medals, one game to be played in New York, one in Providence, and one on neutral grounds, either at Boston or Washington, in case...
...Mechanics Hall. The events will be open to members of the association and all schools in Boston and immediate vicinity. All the events will be governed by the rules of the Amateur Athletic Union. Each school will be allowed to enter three men for each event. A banner or cup will be awarded by the B. A. A. management to the school scoring the most points, first place counting five points, second place three and third place...
...Yale University Banner appears today...
Handsome cups will be given to first, second and third in each event, except in the tug of war, in which contest each member of the winning team will received a prize, and a banner will be presented to the club entering such team. In the team bicycle race a banner will be presented to the team scoring the greatest number of points, as per L. A. W. rules, and the first three men over the line will receive additional prizes. Furthermore, a handsome banner will be awarded the club scoring the greatest number of points during the entire meeting...
...Saturday. They were: 40 yard dash, 880 yard walk, 440 yard run, standing high jump, running high kick, putting the 16 pound shot, running high jump, fence vault, pole vault, and 880 yard run. Many promising young athletes were brought out, and every event was well contested. The championship banner was won by the Roxbury Latin School, with a score of 41. Hopkinson's was second with a score of 19. T. E. Sherwin of the Roxbury Latin won more events than any other individual. He is an excellent general athlete and was last year captain of his school nine...