Word: triumphing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...first game of the series, while Yale came back in the second game at Princeton and gave the Jerseymen a 4 to 2 defeat, thus necessitating a third contest. A victory today will give Princeton fair claim to the "Big Three" championship, while a triumph for the Blue would mean that the decision would rest on the outcome of the Harvard-Yale series...
...base his hopes on Warburton, trusting that he will show the form he displayed in his two recent victories over the University. If he starts badly, as he did at New Haven in the first game of the series, Margetts, winner of last year's 1-0 extra inning triumph over Yale, will be given the opportunity to give Princeton her first taste of two consecutive baseball victories over Yale. Selleck, the Yale probability on the mound, was, like Warburton, knocked out of the box in the New Haven game. Kelly, a fast-ball pitcher, and Calhoun, Yale's best...
...unfortunate that Mr. Mantell has given only two performances of this remarkable play during his present engagement. It is still more unfortunate that the last performance has already been given. It is the triumph of his extensive repertoire; a part in which he, personally, equals the greatest of our classical actors. He looks the part to perfection and his acting is remarkable for the quiet dignity and pathetic grandeur with which he so vividly portrays Bulwer-Lytton's conception of the greatest prime minister of history...
...highest score which it has yet made this season the University rifle team yesterday defeated Syracuse 985-981, adding one more triumph to its nine matches previously won, against only one lost so far. C. J. Young '21 starred for the University with the score of 199, while S. K. Bolton '20 came second with...
Judge F. G. Fessenden '72 of the Boston Supreme Court, who was a member of Langdell's first class, has written an article telling of the opposition which the case system met when it was first introduced and of its final triumph. President Charles W. Eliot '53 has also contributed an article on "Langdell and the Law School." In addition to these two features there are the usual articles and a hitherto unpublished photograph of Christopher Langdell...