Word: championship
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...turn out a strong team in one year, especially handicapped as Harvard is by the lack of a tank. However, a start could be made next year, and it seems reasonable to suppose that in a few years Harvard would be one of the strongest contenders for the championship in the Intercollegiate Association, due to its enrolment and the quantity of good material that would be drawn from the New England schools, should Harvard take up this sport...
...entrance of Harvard into the Intercollegiate. Swimming Association is keenly hoped for by followers of the sport at Yale, for it would mean that, after a few years of constructive work, the triangle composed of Harvard, Princeton and Yale would be contending for another intercollegiate championship, just as in football, track or crew. This situation cannot be hoped for too largely...
...annual spring wrestling and boxing tournaments for the University championship will take place in Brattle Hall on Thursday, March 21, as announced by the H. A. A. Saturday. Heretofore the events have been staged in the Union, but the use of that building as the University dining hall this year has necessitated the holding of the tests elsewhere...
...decided to hold the annual wrestling and boxing tournament for the University championship about the middle of March in the Randolph Gymnasium unless some more suitable place can be found. These championships are open to all members of the University. Both the boxing and wrestling matches will be divided into the following classes: 115,125, 135, 145, 158, 175 pounds, and heavyweight...
...what we notice most particularly is the condition of the banners and flags which decorate the walls. They resemble ancient battle devices. They are torn and tattered and falling absolutely to pieces. Perhaps it is appropriate that the banner which commemorates Harvard's winning the Intercollegiate Tug-of-War Championship in 1884 should be ripped and torn. But it seems to me that interesting records like these should be better preserved than they are at present. Is there not some committee or some person who is responsible for the upkeep of Harvard's athletic trophies? R. McA. LLOYD...