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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...account of the agility of Ryan, his opponent, Columbia generally obtained possession of the ball. Throughout the game there was much hard body checking and a tendency on the part of all the players to dribble out of bounds was evident. Quigley, toward the end of the first half broke up all team work of the University team by attempting a number of long shots for baskets from the floor...
...plans for the spring meets are still somewhat indefinite. The first event of importance will be a two-mile relay race with Yale and Cornell at the N. Y. A. C. meet in New York on March 13, for which all half-milers will be expected to commence training today. A number of individual entries will also be made in this meet in order to give the new men experience. In case the track on Soldiers Field is in shape early enough it is hoped to hold both the handicap and interclass meets before the spring recess. From the showing...
...excellent, and he did much hard body checking. Although Macleod when near his own goal did not always cover his opponent, his stick work was very clever and he showed good endurance. Willetts kept his position well but was forced to withdraw shortly after the beginning of the second half on account of the injury to his wrist. Sampson, who replaced him, played his position well and was very reliable at blocking near the goal...
...made the first goal after four minutes of scrimmage. This was followed by a second goal shot by Macleod, assisted by Pell and Townsend. The third goal was made by Captain Newhall who scored by a long lucky shot. This left the score at the end of the first half 3 to 0 in favor of Harvard. In the second half the Yale team rallied and Marcus, assisted by Behr, made two goals, and Alling one, thus tieing the score. After this, four extra periods were played with no scoring for either side, until in the fifth period Townsend...
...favor of Pennsylvania. Harvard then rallied and after a long pass Amberg made the first score for the University team, Griffiths then scored on a foul and shortly after Amberg shot a second basket. Griffiths threw another goal by a long shot just before the end of the first half making the score 12 to 7 in favor of Pennsylvania. In the second period Harvard covered better but made so many fouls that Pennsylvania added eight more points on free tries. The teams each scored two baskets from the floor in this half...