Word: winner
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Harvard undergraduates donated a challenge cup, to be competed for once a year and to be competed for once a year and to be held during the year by the winner in the series. Seven schools joined the association,-the Roxbury Latin, the Boston Latin, Noble's, the Cambridge High and Latin, Hopkinson's, Stone, Nichols and Hale's, and Chauncy Hall. The first year of the association has proved the plan a success. A great improvement is noticeable in this year's teams over last year's, and about twice as many men tried to get on their school...
According to the summary below the Cambridge High and Latin School team are winner in the series, with the Boston Latin a close second. The Boston Latin team has protested the Cambridge High and Latin-Boston Latin game on the ground that one of their men was disqualified contrary to rules. At an informal meeting of the donors of the cup, four of the six were present and they decided the protest against the Boston Latin School. The protest will be finally disposed of next Monday...
...used by the Conference Francaise. Definite arrangements will be made in a few days, and the next meeting, on Monday night, will probably be held there. The club will not contest in the intercollegiate tournament, which will be held at New York on Thanksgiving day. M. J. Bridge, the winner of last year's tournament at Harvard had been invited to represent the club, but he will be unable to attend, and has been decided ineligible for the tournament as he is no longer connected with the university. The following new members were elected: H. H. Darling, '89; G. Rublee...
...Tennis association. Yale and Harvard were asked to join, and it was decided that "the championship tournament be held on the 9th of October at Hartford, Conn." In the early part of June an exhibition tournament was held at Hartford in which players from five colleges took part The winners were, in singles, J. Clark, Harvard '83, G. L. Sargent, Yale L. S. second; in doubles, Clark and Taylor of Harvard first, with Gardiner and Hill of Brown, second. The first annual tournament was held as agreed, at Hartford in October, and Wesleyan was allowed to send entries...
...Yale Athletic Association has planned a series of Wednesday and Saturday afternoon runs, to be held when the weather permits. At the end of the season a prize will be offered to the winner of an open race which is to be between five and ten miles loag. It is thought that in this way the interest will be kept up in wheeling, for last year the bicycle club existed in little more than name...