Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Columbia. The team has the same personnel as last year, and is stronger and more experienced; it should make a good showing in the matches. Columbia won the championship last year, and has two veterans on this year's team. These three teams should furnish the class of the contest...
Saturday's game should result in a victory for the University but the outcome of the Haverford contest is extremely difficult to predict. The following sixteen men will make the trip: J. H. Baker '15, G. M. Carnochan '14, D. F. Fenn '15, H. G. Francke '14, captain, F. C. Grant '14, T. J. Hudner '15, J. C. Jennings '15, J. M. Kingman '15, B. Nichols '15, O. G. Ricketson '16, P. H. Smart '14, R. T. P. Storer '14, W. W. Weld '16, Managers F. H. Storms '14 and V. B. Chittenden '15 and Coach Burgess...
...favorable weather and daily practice games. Each succeeding day Coach Sexton has gone farther into the details and fine points of the game. On Saturday when two picked teams played a fast 3 to 3 tie game of nine innings, good fielding and batting were the features of the contest. If the weather conditions remain favorable, a well developed nine should face Colgate on Thursday...
...field in perfect playing condition, the University association football team defeated Yale last Saturday in the second contest of the intercollegiate series by the score of 4 to 0. The team played a fast, consistent game, the forwards, particularly Baker and Jennings, showing excellent team work, while the backs proved a strong defence. Yale exhibited a hard but somewhat slower game, Shepard, Gamble, and Gray showing up particularly well...
...showing marked improvement in all departments of the game. Continued improvement throughout the week resulted in a victory over Columbia on March 30 by the score of 5 to 4, a muddy field preventing any particularly fast playing. The team-play of Yale was again evident in this contest...