Word: banners
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...sesquicentennial marks the change from Princeton College to Princeton University. In commemoration of the change a new seal has been struck. A large banner has been given by the ladies of Princeton, a medal issued and a handbook published. Three Princeton graduates have been chosen to take the most prominent part in the exercises. Dr. Howard Duffield '73, will deliver the address of welcome; Dr. Henry Van Dyke '73, will be the poet, and Professor Woodrow Wilson '79, the orator...
...Colby. Those that were to have entered from Pennsylvania did not appear. Harvard had a large number of entries, but won only second and third place in the tandem, and third place in the two-mile handicap. Columbia with five entries easily outclassed the other competitors, winning the silk banner offered by the association, with sixteen points. She also got second in the two-mile handicap, which did not count toward the banner...
...programme, containing among other things the pictures of the different competing teams will be presented to each spectator. Prizes of gold, silver, and bronze medals will be given to the winners in each event. The winning team in the intercollegiate team race will receive a silver cup, and a banner will be presented to the college winning the greatest number of points in the scratch races...
...held on the next pleasant Saturday. Matches will be best two in three up to final, and final will be best three in five, vantage sets. A handsome silver cup will be awarded the winner of the tournament and a Sears' "Special" to the runner-up. A championship banner will be given the school winning the greatest number of points, each actual victory in every round of the tournament counting one point. The referee will be Mr. Joseph T. Whittelsey, secretary of the National Association...
...college scoring the most points in the scratch events will be presented with a silk banner. In every race, gold, silver and bronze medals will be given to first, second and third respectively. These medals will be struck from the H. U. C. A. die, and will equal in value those given at the intercollegiate meet...