Word: contest
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...describe. The War has changed it all; new comers fresh from preparatory schools are the men we rely on to help wipe away the stigma of last year's defeat. It is quite a responsibility for the 1921 team. They need our help to win for today's contest is going to be a keen struggle. The Yale team is an excellent one, undefeated and confident, they are considered the equals of the Freshman aggregation. Yet we have the advantage of playing at home backed by a home crowd, and we shall make the most of this opportunity. Undergraduate support...
...next contest was with the Pennsylvania freshmen. The Yale eleven outplayed their visitors throughout the game but were unable to prevent them from scoring when in the second half Pennsylvania launched a series of brilliant open plays. French was the star of the game, outpunting the opposing backs and making long gains. The last game of the preliminary season was against Andover. A 41 to 0 defeat for the school team showed the calibre of the Yale eleven...
...affirmative Sophomore team. The winning team was composed of J. J. Caires, R. S. Tucker, K. Lewis, and J. Horblit, alternate, from the Senior Class, while the Sophomore debaters were H. A. Janzlik, R. P. Berle, L. A. Levy, and M. Kingsberg, alternate. The three judges of the contest were A. C. Hanford, A. W. Olmstead, and H. Jewell, 1L. H. Davis '18 presided...
...their first contest of the season held at Soldiers Field, the 1921 soccer team lost to Worcester Academy by the score of 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon. The Worcester team showed the benefit of its greater experience and larger amount of practice at all occasions, but the Freshmen played gamely and managed to keep the struggle almost even. The main fault of the 1921 eleven was lack of teamwork due to the short time the men have been practicing together. C. E. Masters '21, who was elected captain of the team on Tuesday, was the individual star for the Freshmen...
Plans for the final contest have been almost completed. It will be a formal affair, held in the Music Building, and presided over by Professor C. Cestre, University Exchange Professor from the Faculte des Letters at Bordeaux. At that time the six men selected last evening will each be given 12 minutes to speak on either side of the question. The judges, who will probably be taken from the French and Economics Departments of the University, will be announced later...