Word: favors
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...chances in the tournament this evening are slightly in favor of the Junior team, which is composed of practically the same men who won the class championship last year. Throughout the season the Senior team has shown signs of ability, but is not in good form on account of lack of practice. The Sophomores and Freshmen have been handicapped by scarcity of material, and will probably not show up well this evening...
...fourth game of the season last night in the Gymnasium the Freshman basketball team defeated the Winthrop High School team by the score of 24 to 15. In the middle of the first half the score was 7 to 0 in favor of Winthrop High School, but then the Freshman braced making five goals in rapid succession. The summary: 1909. WINTHROP HIGH. Heywood, Allen, l.f. r.f., Sullivan Currie, r.f. l.f., Stockwell Davis, c. c., McCarthy Jones, Deane, l.g. r.g., Kimball White, r.g. l.g., Ryan...
...from behind Columbia's goal. The second and third points were made by Macleod, one after receiving the puck from a scrimmage the other the result of a hard rebound shot and a quick pass by Poll. The period ended with the score 3 to 0 in Harvard's favor...
...Conference. Walter Camp of Yale was appointed editor of whatever rules may be adopted. After the amalgamation resolution had been passed, a ballot was taken, and L. C. E. Dennis of Cornell was elected as chairman, and J. A. Babbitt of Haverford as secretary. Mr. Babitt immediately resigned in favor of W. T. Reid, Jr., the Harvard member of the committee, who by the recent action of the Athletic Association had become a member of the new National Conference. Mr. Reid was unanimously elected secretary...
...amalgamation was perfected after there had been two joint conferences. Then followed a discussion as to modifications of the rules. The members of the old committee who went into the new committee are pledged to various amendments to the rules. Mr. Dennis of Cornell said he was in favor of the forward line being open completely across the field, making an absolutely open game. This would leave the ends equally weak, but at the same time would make it possible for many plays through the centre...