Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...past two days in giving the infielders fielding and batting practice, and in trying out plays. Coach Duffy is very much pleased with the improvement shown since the Springfield game, and feels confident that there will not be a repetition of the loose playing of Saturday's contest...
...poorly fielded game, the 1922 baseball team defeated Watertown High School by a score of 7-3 in the opening contest of the season. The Freshmen batted well, securing 11 hits, including a triple and five doubles, but made several costly errors which left in the three Watertown runs. In the fourth inning an easy grounder rolling along the first base line bounced over S. R. Smith's glove, allowing two Watertown men to cross, the plate, and again in the eighth inning errors by E. Goode and C. J. Mason were responsible for the visitors' scoring. E. C. Lincoln...
...game was not a very severe tryout for the Freshmen, as the Watertown team is unusually weak this year. The contest with St. Mark's at Southboro on Saturday should give them a harder test...
...nine has been developing very rapidly during the past few days, and is expected to play a good game tomorrow. The work of the infield has been especially noticeable in the early practice games of the season. There are several able pitchers, but the choice for today's contest will lie between E. F. Goode and W. B. Rice, either of whom should be able to hold Watertown to a few hits...
...result of the preliminary trials for the France-American Oratorical Contest held in Sever Hall last Friday evening, six of the eighteen candidates have been selected who will debate publicly for the medal on May 9. The successful speakers who will appear in the finals are P. E. Belfatlo '21, H. C. Burr '22, W. A. Dencker '20, H. McFadden '21, F. R. Simpson '21, and H. Teplow '20. The contest is of especial interest because it is the first debate in French ever carried on in this country. The judges were Prof. Hawkins, Prof. L. J. A. Mercier...