Word: comparison
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...only real chance for comparison between the teams was afforded by the contests with Andover, Yale winning, 1-0, and Harvard breaking even. 2-2. Both game were hard-fought...
There has been little ground for comparison of the two teams, as this is the Freshmen's first meet. Exeter did not make as good a showing in the Harvard interscholastic games as was expected, and does not appear to have a strong team...
Last year Harvard heat Dartmouth 83 points to 34. Dartmouth winning 2 first, 6 3-2 second, and 4 1-2 third places. Although there is little ground for comparison of the two teams at present, every indication points to a victory for the University by a safe margin. Dartmouth in all probability will win more points this year than last. Captain A. B. Shaw '08 of Dartmouth has made record performance in the 120 yard hurdles on several occasions, and can be counted as the winner of this event. In the 100-yard dash Sherman and Hawley are Dartmouth...
This year's golf season, viewed from a comparison with the last few seasons, promises to be an exceptionally good one. Out of last year's successful team, five members are still in College: Captain H. H. Wilder '09, W. Hickox, Jr., '08, A. F. Shaw '09, and W. F. Morgan '10, regulars, and C. H. Burton '09, substitute. The following candidates have also handed in their names: C. S. Brown, Jr., '08, T. T. Clark '08, G. R. Minot '08, E. T. Clary '09, N. Harrower '09, C. H. Palmer '09, W. W. Bodine '10, F. W. Davis...
...forth tersely but very comprehensively the purpose, policy, and anticipated achievements of this new and notable addition to the University's agencies of public service. Dr. D. A. Sargent discusses in an interesting and profitable manner the evolution of modern methods in testing physical strength for purposes of scientific comparison; Mr. Theodore Nance, a Boston newspaper man, contributes some very pointed and effective advice to college men who aspire to become journalists; and there are several other features quite as deserving of favorable notice...