Word: dartmouth
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...college teams in the East. In the game with Yale, which they won, 10-4, they knocked two pitchers out of the box, getting thirteen clean hits. Among the victories won since the first Harvard game are Trinity, 10-2, Vermont, 15-1, Tufts, 25-3, Dartmouth, 6-0, Columbia, 3-0, and Williams, 2-0. Mansfield and Dowd have alternated in the box and have pitched consistently...
...Harvard's chances of making a creditable showing were greatly lessened by failure to qualify in the 100-yard dash, the half-mile, and the polevault. The University team qualified 9 men as against 13 from Yale, 12 from Cornell, 9 from Michigan, 8 from Amherst, 3 each from Dartmouth, Syracuse, Swarthmore, and Williams, and one from Johns Hopkins. As a result of these trials, Michigan appears to be more formidable than at first considered, as almost without exception every man entered came up to expectations. Pennsylvania and Cornell, however, still look strong, although it seems likely that Harvard, Yale...
...Shaw of Dartmouth, Hubbard of Amherst, and Garrels of Michigan drew separate heats in the high hurdles and each secured first place. The final race this afternoon should be one of the best events on the program. W. M. Rand '09 ran a pretty race and has an excellent chance for fourth place...
Andover has not as excellent a baseball aggregation as last year's exceptional nine, which defeated Yale, Princeton and Harvard in succession. Their only important victory this year was from Dartmouth, 5-4. They have also defeated the Yale freshmen, but lost to Princeton, Villanova and Bates, and were shut out by the Freshmen...
Seven hundred and thirteen entries have been made from 18 different colleges, Cornell having the largest and Yale the second largest number. The entries from the various colleges are as follows: Cornell, 83; Yale, 73; Pennsylvania, 62; Princeton, 62; Columbia, 56; Harvard, 52; Dartmouth, 51; Michigan, 48; Amherst, 37; Swarthmore, 32; Haverford, 28; Williams, 26; Bucknell, 21; Fordham, 21; Stevens, 18; Syracuse, 17; Brown, 16; and Johns Hopkins...