Word: brockton
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Vinal Haven, Maine, but never received any compensation directly or indirectly. I played in the summer of 1903 on the Union Glee Club team of Rockland, Mass., and make the same statement as to this team. I played on Sept. 16 and 26, 1904, on the Walkover team at Brockton, Mass., and at no other times, and make the same statement as to these games and as to this club. In the newspaper account of these last two games I am put down under the name of Kelley. I did this with no thought of concealment on my part...
Jason Noble Pierce '06Dv., of Brockton, graduated from Amherst in 1902. While there he took a prominent part in oratorical contests, literary work, and debating; and was a member of the team which won from Williams in 1902. At Yale he has debated for the last two years on the teams which have defeated Princeton and was alternate on the team which defeated Harvard in 1903. He is a member of the Leonard Bacon Club...
This is the first time that Cornell has played Harvard at cricket, and the teams are fairly evenly matched. The University team has won three of the six games played so far, defeating Brockton 58 to 34, Lynn Wanderers 96 to 56, and Everett 93 to 75. It was defeated by Mohair 52 to 42, by Haverford 306 to 59, and by the University of Pennsylvania 187 to 78. Cornell has been defeated by both Haverford and Pennsylvania...
...University cricket team defeated the Brockton Cricket Club at Brockton Saturday in its second game of the season by the score of 58 to 34. The batting of both teams was week, in spite of the excellent crease on which the game was played. Barnes was strongest at bat for Harvard, and after tieing the Brockton score alone, was eventually run out. F. C. Taylor bowled well, taking four wickets in 12 runs: for Brockton, Orton had six wickets in 28 runs, and Heritage six in 12 runs...
...University cricket team will play its second game of the season with the Brockton Cricket Club this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Brockton. The following men will compose the team: F. C. Taylor, Carter, Gummere, Spiers, Cadbury, King, Dougherty, Wendell, Trainer, Wilder, Gittens, Barnes, Morris, and Tilney...