Word: closed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...close, hard game, marked by much rough playing and numerous penalties, the University basketball team was defeated by Yale last night in Mechanics Hall by the score of 10 to 9. Yale was handicapped by the absence of Van Vleck, centre, on account of scholarship conditions, and of Clifford, left forward, who was prevented from playing by illness...
...neither team has suffered a defeat this season and both are composed of good players, a very close game should result. The line-up: HARVARD 1911. YALE 1911. Jamerson, l.f. r.f., Strowbridge Miller, Case, r.f. l.f., Preston Wellmann, c. c., Haines Webber, l.g. r.g., Murphy Dow, r.g. l.g., Somers
...Freshman hockey team won its fourth game of the season last Saturday, defeating Pomfret School, at Pomfret, by the score of 3 to 1. In the contest, which was close and exciting yet free from roughness, the team work of the Freshmen showed decided improvement. Seamans, Hornblower, Foster, and Dick played the best game for 1911: Yarnell, Scully, and Chauncey excelled for Pomfret...
...University team Currie threw one basket from the floor and one from a foul. About the middle of the second half the University team tied the score on a basket by Browne and three goals from fouls by Currie. The play then became very fast, but just before the close of the game, Brown drew ahead by good teamwork and shooting. Currie played well for Harvard, while Pryor and Seidler excelled for Brown...
...call for changes in the use of the forward pass has been so persistent since the close of the season that it is almost certain that this will be the main topic of discussion at the meeting. The delegates to the committee, deriving their office from connection with the I. C. A. A., have already reported to their association that modifications of the pass are being considered; there are also several advocates of a change in this play in the old committee. Actual codification of whatever changes may be made will be put in the hands of a sub-committee...