Word: hole
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...matches in the semi-final round were played this afternoon, and were very close and exciting. H. C. Egan beat W. E. Egan, 2 up. The match was extremely close up to the 16th hole, where H. C. Egan tied the score and then won the last two. The Hollins-McFarland match was very spectacular, and was the first match in the individual play to come out all square. Hollins won the first two holes in threes and kept this lead until McFarland captured the fifth and tenth holes, making the score even. After driving out of bounds...
Hollins was badly off his game all day and was unable to score against Reinhart in either round. Murdock made a plucky fight against Conklin, and in the afternoon gained one hole. The match between Chick and Baker was extremely close and both men played very steady golf. The individual scores in the final round were as follows: HARVARD. PRINCETON. Hollins, 0 Reinhart, 3 1- Murdock, 0 Conklin, 3 H. C. Egan, 3 1-2 Pyne, 0 W. E. Egan, 4 1-2 Poole, 0 Chick, 0 Baker, 0 Brown, 2 Garretson, 0 Totals, 10 6 1-2 The scores...
...match was the closest that has been played between the two colleges since 1898, when Harvard and Yale tied at Ardsley in the intercollegiate tournament. The finish of the last match between Brown and Potter was very exciting, for all the other matches were finished and Harvard was one hole to the good. Brown and Potter were even when they played the last hole and both knew that the result of the whole match depended on which of them won his match. The last hole was halved in four, giving the victory to Harvard by one hole...
...manner of scoring is the same as that used in the intercollegiate tournament last year. It consists in counting one point for every match and half a point for every hole...
...second half for Harvard to get ahead again. Marshall's kick-off was returned to the centre of the field, wand with formation plays directed against the guard positions, Harvard started in for another touchdown. The 45 yard line had been reached when suddenly Mills broke through a hole opened by Wright and made his long run to the 5 yard line where he was tackled by Shannon. West Point fought very stubbornly but in three plays the ball was carried over by Jones. A very difficult goal was kicked by Barnard. Later in the half West Point advanced...