Word: championship
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Every possible endeavor will be put forth this spring at Princeton to retain the lacrosse championship, which she succeeded in winning from Harvard last spring, after a very close game. Although six members of last year's team graduated last year and have not as yet returned to college, nevertheless Princeton's outlook is very favorable, unless Harvard develops an exception ally strong team. By the graduation of Hodge, Church, Blackwell, Talcott, Nicholson and Bliss, two places on the attack, two on the defence, and goal and coverpoint are left open. The men have been practicing all fail and winter...
...addition to the championship games with Yale and Princeton, practice games have been arranged with Williams for April 27 at Williamstown and May 15 at Cambridge. The nine will take a short trip during the first week in April, playing the New York league team at New York on April 3, and the Brooklyn Athletics on April 5. It is probable also that a game will be played with the Philadelphias during the trip, but the date is not yet settled...
...years, and the prospects for this year. He stated that the freshman teams generally had many opportunities to arrange good games, and that this year, if he might guage anything from the work of the candidates during the fall, Ninety-two would make a strong fight for the class championship in the spring. White, Stetson, Horne and R. G. Loring were nominated for the position of captain. The election resulted in the choice of Mr. Stetson. The manger of the team will be chosen early in the spring. It has already been shown that there is good material from which...
...representatives of the Harvard. Princeton, and Yale nines met last Saturday evening and determined upon the following dates for the coming season's championship games...
...owing to the late arrival of the Yale delegation it was postponed until evening. The colleges in the league were represented as follows: Princeton. King and Hall; Yale, Noyes, Rogers and Calhoun; Harvard, Willard and McCoy. Mr. J. G. Rogers of Yale was elected president of the association. The championship for 1888 was formally awarded to Yale without protest. A schedule of games for the coming season were drawn up and will be announced later. The playing rules of the National League were adopted with three exceptions. The old rule on fouls is to be retained, The batter being...