Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...will row Princeton on Lake Carnegie for the first time since 1913 on April 20. The first and second crews will arrive four days before the races, which will be rowed on the first day of the Easter recess. In the last race between the two colleges, a triangular contest on the Charles, in which Pennsylvania, Princeton and Harvard took part, Princeton easily won, the University taking second place. The year before in a similar regatta, Cornell was victorious, and the University eight finished ten feet ahead of Princeton. Dr. Spaeth, the Princeton coach, has a problem this year...
...Haven, Conn., Feb. 23, 1916.--Yale defeated Princeton 6 to 3 in a fast, hard contest marked by ragged team play and accurate shooting on the part of both teams. The Elis' shooting was better than it had been at any time this season. York and Cohu made seventeen stops each...
...last Saturday's contest Captain Burgess of Yale opened up an old wound in his knee. This injury will probably prevent him from playing tonight. Yale has also suffered the loss of Jacob, Armour, and Buchanan. This loss is partly offset by Princeton's loss of Ford, one of the best goal tenders in intercollegiate hockey, who is at present out of the game on account of his studies...
...rather fast but one-sided contest on Saturday the second hockey team lost the last game of the season by the score of 5 to 0 to the strong St. Paul's seven at Concord, N. H. The seconds scarcely had a chance against the fierce attack of their opponents, and had it not been for the strong defence the score would have been much larger...
...this season against Hobey Baker and the other former college stars, giving a vastly different exhibition from that of the team against Yale a week before. The University's victory was a decided upset to hockey enthusiasts, the St. Nicks being strong favorites before the game; but after the contest had gone a few minutes it was evident that the New Yorkers were up against a combination that needed no handicap to win. The Crimson players won on excellent all-around hockey, team-work and strong defensive work, coupled with the "punch" at the right moment that was so utterly...