Word: championships
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Captain Bill Ellison leads a practically veteran sextet against- M. I. T. tonight. Excent for the position at goal, the Crimson is putting on a team composed entirely of "H" men, most of whom were considerable factors in carrying Harvard to the American college championship a year...
...addition to playing on the Second hockey team, Peirson was a member of the golf team for three years, playing the No. 3 position during his fourth year of residence in Cambridge. At one time, Peirson annexed the Metropolitan Junior Championship of New York...
...Chase '28, C. S. Gross '27, and Nathaniel Hamlen '27, all members of last years championship outfit, compose the Crimson team A forward line, with Captain W. P. Ellison, '27, and Willard Howard '27, playing in the defense positions. The starting goal guard has not been picked yet, the decision lying between W. W. Adams '28 and Joseph Morrill '28. Both of these men did relief work for Captain Thayer Cummings '26, last year showing marked ability as cage protectors. It is possible that Morrill will get the initial call, with Adams ready to relieve him at any time...
Tris Speaker: "'I am through,' said I, resigning last week as manager of Cleveland Indians (baseball). My legs hurt me. Sport-writers kindly recalled my 'brilliant' centerfielding, my leadership of Cleveland to world championship...
Summary. So ended a football season which has produced a great many good teams, and not a single "championship" team, a great many stars, and not a Grange. Students of Northwestern University rocked Chicago with fires and yells last week by way of asserting that their team has won the championship of the Big Ten conference. They base their claim on the fact that Northwestern (beaten by Notre Dame) has won its other games by bigger margins than Michigan. They forget that Michigan (beaten by the Navy) had the harder schedule. Chicago, Iowa and Indiana went through the season without...