Word: contested
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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With local papers conceding the University track team a 10 or 12 point margin of victory in toinght's Triangular Meet, the CRIMSON is publishing its own forecast for the outcome of the contest. H D C 50-yard dash 5 3 1 300-yard dash 5 3 1 600-yard run 5 3 1 1000-yard run 8 1 0 Two mile run 3 1 5 Mile run 9 0 0 Hurdles 3 5 1 Broad jump 3 6 0 High jump 2 2 5 Pole vault 5 3 1 Shot Put 0 3 6 35-lb, weight...
...Symphony Hall and the recent renaissance of the drama at Harvard, are testimonies that some fire still exists in the decaying corpse of speaking. The fact that the Lee Wade and Boylston Speaking Prize no longer draws a large number of entrants is not an indication that the contest should be discontinued, but rather that it should be encouraged as a means of retaining a valuable literary form...
...Cleveland this evening the University Polo Trio will line up against the 107th Cavalry of that city, in the first game of the annual Washington's Birthday trip. The second contest will be with the Cincinnati Riding and Driving Club tomorrow night...
...final contest will be held in Sanders Theatre on Wednesday, April 2. Preliminary trials will take place on Friday, March 7, when ten finalists will be chosen. The Lee Wade prize of $50 will be awarded to the winner of the contest. The first Boylston prize of the same amount will go to the next best speaker, and the other two $35 Boylston prizes will be given to the men who secure third and fourth places. The Lee Wade prize was established by Dr. Francis Henry Wade in 1915, in memory of his son whose name the prize bears...
...Intercollegiate Debate was the third annual contest to be held and won by Boston College. The decision was made by the Honorable Andrew J. Peters '95, former Mayor of Boston, and Honorable Wilford D. Gray, associate Justice of the Superior Court. The audience attending the debate acted as the third judge...