Word: contestant
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...first game of the Southern trip the University lacrosse team will meet the Crescent Athletic Club at Brooklyn this afternoon at 4 o'clock. This is the first game played with the Brooklyn team since 1909 and as the Crescent's teams are notably well-drilled and experienced the contest this afternoon is sure to test the ability of the University players...
...University team has played one game so far this spring, losing a close contest to the Boston Lacrosse Club last Saturday. This is far from discouraging, however, as Coach Warwick was enabled to make several advantageous shifts in the line-up. The new men on the team this year are E. B. Flu '17, at cover-point, W. A. Elliott '15 at defence, R. H. Franzen '17 at attack, and O. H. Persons '17 at in-home...
...University baseball team will play the first game of its southern trip when it meets West Point this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Although the University succeeded in winning a 15 to 3 victory last year, the Cadets have shown such good baseball this spring that a very close contest is expected. Six of the West Point ball players are veterans of last year, the new men being Mitchell at first base, Pritchard at shortstop, and Oliphant, catcher...
...University lacrosse team will star on its annual southern trip this afternoon, leaving Boston on the 3.05 o'clock train. The squad will go to New York spend the night at the Vanderbilt Hotel and play the Crescent Athletic Club tomorrow afternoon at Brooklyn. Monday's contest will be with the Mount Washington Lacrosse Club, whose team is composed mainly of former Johns Hopkins players, at Baltimore. On Wednesday the University team will meet the strong aggregation representing the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Thursday and Friday will be practice at Annapolis for the hardest game of the trip, that with...
...annual extemporaneous speaking contest of the Speakers' Club will be held at the club house on Tuesday, April 27, following the weekly dinner. The subjects of the speeches, which will be five minutes in length on events of current interest to the University or the world at large, will be assigned to the candidates on the afternoon of the contest. Cups will be given to those who win first and second places...