Word: cricketer
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard Cricket team will play at St. Paul's School...
...following have been elected officers of the Intercollegiate Cricket Association: President, J. A. Lester of Haverford; vice-president, P. H. Clark of Harvard; secretary and treasurer, S. Goodman of the University of Pennsylvania...
...committee on cricket, tennis and shooting will make an attempt this year to revive the failing interest in shooting by holding two matches in the spring, the winners of which will be chosen to represent the university in the intercollegiate match next fall. It is also hoped to get a strong couple of tennis players, and to that end competitive contests will be held during the spring in this sport as well. For the cricket team twenty men are at present available and more are expected to present themselves...
...prospects for a successful cricket season have never been brighter than this year. All of last year's eleven that won the intercollegiate championship by defeating Haverford and the University of Pennsylvania are back except three. They are: Clark, Pool, Adams, Richardson, Matthews, Dupont, Gray and Logan. A. P. Meade '97 and H. du P. Irving '97, both formerly of the St. Paul's School eleven, who were prevented from going to Philadelphia last spring, will be able to play this year. The most promising new men are T. M. Hastings '98, of St. Paul's School, C. E. Morgan...
...Lynn, a second one with Lowell, two or three with the B. A. A. at Longwood, and possibly one with St. Paul's School. There will be no trip to Philadelphia this year, as the intercollegiate matches alternate between Philadelphia and Boston. This winter Harvard joined the New England Cricket Association, of which P. H. Clark '96 has been elected a governor...