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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Tonight's game will be the principal feature of an ice carnival for the benefit of the Sharon Sanatorium. In the afternoon, besides the general skating and special races, Irving Brokaw, former American champion, and Fritz Schmitt, of Berlin, will give an exhibition of skating figures, and the Arlington High School hockey team will play Newton High School. In the evening there will be races of 220-yards, a half-mile, a mile, another exhibition by Brokaw and Schmitt, and the game between the University team and the Crescent Hockey Club...
...April when trial matches for the University team will be held. Six men chosen by elimination will compose the team. Matches with Yale and Princeton have been arranged; there will also be from time to time practice games with the Law School team. A separate tournament for the College champion will be held the middle of May. Each class will have an elimination tournament and the winners of each of the four classes will play for the College title. Soon after this will come the class championship series in which six men chosen from each class also by elimination will...
...Gymnasium of Boston by three bouts to two in the Hemenway Gymnasium last evening. The best match of the evening was between R. I. Case '11 and Carl Carlson in the 135-pound class. Case had previously defeated Carlson on points, and two weeks ago, Carlson defeated the lightweight champion of New England. Case was clearly the quicker and held the offensive during the first round. After two minutes of wrestling in the second round, Case threw Carlson onto the mat, completely winding him; and then, after a rest, out-wrestled...
...this season, the University team has defeated the Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 to 1, Cornell 5 to 0, Columbia 6 to 0, and Dartmouth 5 to 0. It has lost to Princeton, the intercollegiate league champion, 3 to 0, and to St. Francis Xavier of Nova Scotia. The team has been more or less handicapped all year by the inability of F. W. Morgan '10, right centre on last year's team, to play. Leslie and Duncan have filled his place alternately. However, Morgan got into the Dartmouth game a week ago, and his playing greatly strengthened the forward...
This game is undoubtedly the hardest of the remaining schedule next to that with Yale on February 19. St. Francis has been the champion team of the Maritime League of Canada for several years and this season is exceptionally fast. The team has had regular practice since the beginning of winter, and has a well-developed offence, which is unusually efficient in the Canadian style of hockey. The men are very fast skaters; and because of their long season on the ice, have developed excellent team-work...