Word: grounds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...work at the Gymnasium, which will be preliminary in character, is designed to get the experienced men into good physical condition, and to ground new men in the rudiments of the game. Practice will at first consist of indoor courts. Candidates will be divided into University and Freshman squads. The University squad will be coached by Captain Phillips and J. A. Sayler 3L., a former Johns Hopkins player who coached last year's team during the later part of the season. W. D. Hutchinson sC., a former member of the Oxford University team will have charge of the Freshman. Personal...
...soon as the ground on Soldiers Field permits outdoor playing, practice will be held on the Stadium field. Provisional first and second teams will be picked early in the season, in order to develop team play before the southern trip begins. Immediately after the southern trip a University training table will be started. The class games will probably be played during the last week in April...
Forty-five candidates for field positions on the Freshman baseball nine reported in the Cage yesterday afternoon. The work, which consisted of drill in handling ground balls, followed by a short run, was under the supervision of C. W. Randall '05, T. F. Murphy 1L., and L. P. Pieper 2L. The field squad will practice daily at 4 o'clock, and the battery candidates will continue to report with the University squad...
Candidates for the association football team will be called out next week, if the ground on Soldiers Field is sufficiently cleared to permit playing. Early in the season the men will be divided into sections which will play games among themselves in order to select men for the University team...
...that team is not necessarily a proof of business ability. Two things may still further nullify the competitive nature of the appointment of managers on teams which still have these so-called competitions. (1). The manager in appointing his assistant may disregard the amount of money collected on the ground that the locality assigned to one candidate was better than that assigned to another. (2). His judgment as to which candidate has shown the most business ability in collecting is entirely a personal matter and he may follow it or not as he pleases. When we consider how many...