Word: indoors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clash with the Yale riders promises to be the stiffest competition which the University squad will encounter. Three members of the Eli quartet are veterans of the national indoor championship three or last winter. In recognition of their title winning achievements the indoor players were yesterday awarded major...
After placing second to J. N. Watters' 26 in several indoor meets over the mile route last year, Haggerty flashed into national fame at Philadelphia last spring, winning the I. C. A. A. A. A. title over a large field...
Yale, winner of the national intercollegiate title in 1923, the first year in which the tournament was held, has by its indoor showing more than justified the confidence expressed by partisans of the Blue. The Orange and Black, which pulled a surprise in 1924 by carrying the trophy back to New Jersey, is building a now team and the Harvard quartet is always stronger on turf than on tanbark. Winners last year, the Crimson poloists will return to the Westchester-Biltmore Country Club this month favored to furnish heavy opposition. A bye has been drawn by the Cambridge outfit...
Seligson won the title by defeating H. L. Johnson of Loomis in the finals, 6-0, 6-3, 6-1. The winner, who is National indoor Junior Champion and comes from Philadelphia, had no trouble in defeating the Loomis expert, who won the title last year while a student at Newton High. The back court game of the Philadelphian was particularly brilliant and he seemed able to make his point almost at will...
...entirely unknown when they started in the competition Saturday. The New Yorkers won four straight games only to be complied to play against each other in the semifinals. Shields, who is a champion in his own right, lost only to his team-mate. He holds the National Outdoor and Indoor Boys' Singles Championships...