Word: ithaca
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...providing for contests during the next two years in football, baseball and rowing. The proposition originated with Harvard, and the Cornell athletic council voted Monday night to accept it. The terms of the agreement, as definitely as can be stated at present, are: Football - at Cambridge in 1895; at Ithaca in 1896. Baseball - at Ithaca in 1896; at Cambridge in 1897. Rowing - at New London (or such other place as may be agreed upon) between June 10 and June 30, both...
...SCOTT, Capt.LACROSSE. - All men who went to New York or Ithaca or who played in either of the last two Boston games will kindly meet this evening at 7 o'clock in 35 Hastings to elect a captain and a manager for next year...
Harvard was beaten by Cornell at Ithaca, 2 goals...
...lacrosse team will play Cornell at Ithaca this afternoon, and the game, judging by comparative scores, promises to be very close. The following is a list of the players, together with their positions: Sand, goal; Woods, point; Starr, cover point; Scott, first defence; Morrison, second defence; F. Outerbridge, third defence; Horne, centre; S. Outerbridge, third attack; Leighton, second attack; Beecher, first attack; Burley, outside home; Ames, inside home. The team will play the Bostons, Decoration morning, probably on Holmes Field...
Scroll and Keys - G. H. Nettleton, Boston; George Z. Gray, New York; W. S. Hoyt, Stamford; Norman Williams, Chicago; Clarence DeWitt, Hartford; H. H. Benedict, New Haven; Clarence Day, New York; Edgar C. Lackland, St. Louis; Russell Colgate, Orange, N. J.; A. G. C. Sage, Ithaca, N. Y.; W. S. Miller, Chicago; Elliot Sumner, New Haven; L. P. Sheldon, Rutland, Vt.; Harry J. Fisher, New York, and A. E. Foote, New Haven...