Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Yale-Brown game comes a week before Brown's contest with the University, while Princeton meets Yale and the University in the usual order. Besides facing Yale, the Tigers also play a game with North Carolina on October 7. North Carolina is a new name on the University's schedule and this contest with Princeton a week before the Carolinians make their appearance in the Stadium, should give a good line on the play of the Southerners, as well as serve for a basis of comparison between the two major teams. Tufts follows its game here with a trip...
...game between Yale and Washington and Jefferson on October 28 will be refereed by F. W. Murphy (Brown). The same day T. F. Murphy '04 will referee the Princeton-Dartmouth contest and a week later he will be referee of the Yale-Colgate game...
...doubles Caner, paired with R. Harte '17, had defeated Beekman 'and Vandeventer, the Princeton stars, before reaching the last round. While Pfaffman and W. P. Whitehouse, 2d, '17, put out Weber and Stoddard, Yale's best, in their progress to the last match. The score of the final contest was 6-3, 6-1, 6-2, the winners having little difficulty in establishing their superiority. By their victories last week the University tennis team has won premanent possession of the silver challenge cup, presented in 1913 by H. K. Caner...
...competitions for the other two departments of the CRIMSON will begin a week from Monday. About six positions on the news staff are open to Sophomores, probably three of which will be filled this fall. All members of the class of 1919 who wish to enter this contest will report in the office on Monday evening, October 2, at 7 o'clock. The Managing Editor will then explain the duties of the candidates, which consist mainly of the gathering and "writing-up" of University news. The competition requires no previous journalistic training, and is especially valuable in furnishing an opportunity...
...reached the finals by defeating Cornell, while Princeton had come through with a victory over Yale. The match with the Ithacans was a one-sided affair, the University capturing all of the doubles and five of the six singles, making the score 8 to 1. The Princeton-Yale contest was closely contested. The Tigers finally triumphing by a single point, when H. Maxwell, of Princeton, holed a fifteen-foot putt on the eighteenth green or a victory over F. Blossom, the former intercollegiate champion...