Word: winning
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first ten men to finish for the yearlings against the M. I. T. team last Saturday will have an opportunity to win their "1923" in the race against Yale at New Haven next Saturday. They are as follows: J. G. Winchester, H. L. Pratt, Jr., R. A. Lutz, W. C. Bennett, L. de Zerega, S. L. Tait, W. D. Robinson, R. N. Bryan, B. D. Howard, and P. R. Brown...
...speculating on the 1919 Eastern championship, New York sport writers are wondering simply whether it will go to Colgate, Dartmouth, or Pennsylvania. They glance at the unimpressive schedules of Harvard not only, but of Yale, and of Princeton (of eight games the latter has only four difficult to win) and they have recorded their suspicions that the "Big Three," having year by year dropped "dangerous" adversaries from the schedule, are not displaying the best possible sportsmanship...
Germany is not yet dead, and the sooner everyone realizes it the better. By just such tactics, by playing on the sympathy of "soft" American hearts will she, unless sternly checked, win back little by little that power which cost so many lives. Only a few weeks ago. It was reported that Von Hindenburg addressed a tremendous gathering on the necessity of concentrating attention on the next "test of strength." While the rest of the world is playing and striking, Germany is working and whining her way into power--a dangerous omen for the future...
Smith Halls' tennis team defeated the Standish team for the second time yesterday afternoon by a score of 4-1. As they have already won from Gore once, Smith must defeat the same team but once more to win the Interdormitory championship. This deciding match between Smith and Gore will be played today. The championship team gets five points toward the Interdormitory Trophy, the second team three and the third...
...spirit of unity between capital, labor, and the public? But capital by its uncompromising attitude is playing into the hands of labor. The latter claim they are forced to threaten with the closed shop. And what is more, labor has at present the public on its side. Capital, to win the people back, must in the very near future make a change of front...