Word: conn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Haven, Conn., May 15. Despite the appeal of President James C. Braden of the Yale Athletic Association, the Tap Day exercises will be held this afternoon, when the forty-five juniors will be elected to the senior societies on the campus in the annual picturesque exercises. Braden, who is also captain of the track team, has warned the university that he fears that the excitement of the ordeal will have such an adverse influence on the track athletes that Yale may lose the dual athletic games with Harvard on Saturday...
...HAVEN. CONN., May 2. 1919. In the debate between Yale and Princeton the Yale negative team won a unanimous decision...
...Harris Berlack '20, of Jacksonville, Fla.; and William Sumner Holbrook, Jr., '21, of Davenport, Ia. The alternates who remain at home are Benjamin Franklin Jones '22, of Atlanta, Ga., and Eliot Dole Hutchinson '22, of Lowell, Mass. Yale will be represented by William Dwight Whitney, of New Haven, Conn.; Walter Millis, of Chicago, Ill.; Lawrence Sill Hitchcock, of North Pownall, Vt.; and Cadmus Zacheus Gordon, of Brookville, Pa., alternate...
...Haven, Conn., March 10,--Yale defeated the Harvard Freshmen in debate by 2 to 1 decision...
...Haven, Conn., Feb. 17.--A second triangular athletic conference with Yale and Princeton takes place tomorrow afternoon. The chairmen of the athletic committees or boards of control meet in New York to arrange the details of schedules for games, races, and meets for spring contests. Professor Corwin is chairman of Yale's Board of Athletic Control, Dean McClelahan will be spokesman for Princeton while Prof. R. B. Merriman will represent Harvard at this conference...