Word: captains
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting of the hockey candidates held last evening 36 men reported for the University, and 28 for the Freshman team. Captain S. T. Hicks '10, outlining the plans for the coming season, said that the University squad would begin work on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The Freshmen, however, will not report until some further notice is given. Until regular practice can be held on ice, the squad will play association football three times a week, and the goals will be given some indoor practice in the Locker Building. A Winsor '02 will coach the team again...
...first intercollegiate all-America soccer team that has been selected in this country has been announced by G. Droyer, of Columbia, manager of the Intercollegiate league. According to the rules of the league, the captain of each team submitted his choice of players for the all-America team. From these the final selection was made by R. A. Spaeth, of Haverford, formerly president of the league...
...candidates for the University and Freshman hockey teams will meet at 7 Holyoke Place this evening at 7 o'clock. The plans for the coming season will be outlined by Captain S. T. Hicks '10, and trainer W. E. Quinn will explain the system of coaching and training. It is necessary that all who expect to go out for the hockey teams this winter be present at this meeting in order that, as soon as the weather permits, they may be ready to start the regular practice at short notice...
...annual fall handicap, scratch, and novice shoots started last week at the traps on Soldiers Field were completed yesterday afternoon. B. M. Higginson '10, captain of the University shooting team, won the scratch cup with a score of 88 out of a possible 100 birds. J. Heard, Jr., '12, was second with 86. In the handicap shoot J. C. P. Bartholf '13, with a handicap of 8 and J. Heard, Jr., '12, also with a handicap of 8, tied for first place with the score of 86. W. Draper '13 won the novice cup with 81 birds...
...Flaherty fumbled on the first play, but recovered the ball with a loss of two yards. Leslie made three yards through tackle, before Minot punted to Philbin who fumbled, Captain Fish recovering the ball for Harvard on Yale's 54-yard line. Minot made a five-yard gain through centre and Corbett added three more. Corbett again took the ball through tackle and was downed on Yale's 36-yard line, after a gain of ten yards, for first down, In the next two plays Corbett carried the ball but gained only three yards. O'Flaherty then tried a forward...