Word: gooding
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Yale for the first time this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Stadium. It is not customary to organize a team in the spring, but this year one was made up for this game. Although the University team has been practicing only two weeks, it is composed of good veteran material. W. Peirce '07, and M. L. Newhall '08 are the only new men on the team. The Yale team, on the other hand, has never played together before this year. For this reason the chances of victory this afternoon seem to decidedly favor the University team. Admission will...
...championship series at Princeton at 3 o'clock this afternoon. It has been many years since a Harvard nine has defeated Princeton on their home grounds and Princeton's team this spring is well up to the standard of former ones. Captain Dexter's team, however, is a remarkably good one and considerably better, in fact, than the teams which have represented the University in the past two years. It is fast and well balanced, and, with an even break of baseball luck, has an excellent chance to win today's game...
Hartford and Heyniger will again be the opposing pitchers and another close pitchers' battle may be expected. In the Princeton game last Saturday, Hartford proved his ability beyond all question and should be equally effective today, while Heyniger can always be relied upon to pitch good ball. With the two teams so evenly matched, as shown in the first game, and with very little choice between the pitchers it will be the finer points of inside baseball that will win or lose the game this afternoon...
Coach Lathrop, the third speaker, mentioned the advantage that the Freshman track team had by being on its own grounds, and said that he thought they had more than an even chance to win. Two good men were entered in each event, and everyone was in fit condition to do his best. H. Watson '10, captain of the track team, in summarizing the work of the Freshman track team, emphasized the value of a large squad in developing good track athletes...
...tournament for the golf championship of the University was begun yesterday at the Oakley Country Club course, with a qualifying round of 18 holes of medal play. Thirty-three contestants started and some good scores were returned, H. H. Wiledr '09, winner of the open Brookline tournament, leading the field with a score of 82. The following eight men qualified for the University cup: H. H. Wilder '09, 82; S. Plummer 3L., 84; F. W. Morgan '10, 84; F. Ingalls 3L., 85; E. W. Clark '07, 86; J. Coe '09, 86; F. W. Kemble '08, 86; W. Hickox...