Word: winning
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Stetson in the final singles. He won the first set without difficulty, 6-2, In the next set, however, he showed evieence of fatigue, and lost 1-6. He won four games in the deciding set, but Stetson rallied and took three in succession. Then Lee managed to win two more games and the set, thus taking second prize...
...freshman classes here at Harvard. There is an abundance of good foot ball material in the class, and there is no reason why Ninety-three should not be represented by a successful eleven. Of late years it has become an established precedent for the freshman eleven to win the Yale game, and Ninety-three is expected to continue this precedent. The best wishes of the entire college will go with the freshmen to New Haven; but rumor says that the Yale freshmen will, as usual, be represented by a strong team, so none but the most aggressive spirit can carry...
...following men will be at the gymnasium at 3.30 sharp, dressed: Crosby, Goldthwait, Cranston, Stickney, Upton, Tilton, Fitzhugh, Morse, Blanchard, Wrenn, Cummings, Gorham, Dibblee, Rodgers, Davenport, Curtis '92, Kennedy, Dodge, Kelton, Greenough, Shea, Vail, Newell, Hill, Good win. The following men will be on Jarvis dressed at 3.30 sharp: Dean, Hallowell, Bowman, Trafford, Johnson, Miller, Lee, Saxe, Moen, W. Crane, Curtis...
...begun in earnest, and the men are all playing with a great deal of vim and determination. The loss of several of last year's best players is a serious drawback on the prospects of an eleven for this year, and Captain Cumnock evidently sees that to win against Yale or Princeton, he must make the most of the men he has and try to develop good men by hard and conscientious work...
Whether we win or lose the race Harvard men will have no cause to regret that they were present and supported their crew and they will have the added attractions of the concert...