Word: matchs
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...first match of the season the University golf team was defeated yesterday by the Brookline Country Club, 4 to 2. The match was played on the club links in Brookline. P. M. Smith '11 and P. W. Whittemore made the best scores of the day, doing the 18-hole course in 77. H. C. Clark '11 played instead of H. H. Wilder '09, who was not able to play on account of illness...
...final match of the interscholastic tennis tournament, played yesterday afternoon on Jarvis Field, E. H. Whitney of Wellesley High School easily defeated J. H. MacVeagh of Exeter, 6-1, 6-4, 6-3. Whitney was the winner of last year's tournament and MacVeagh the runner-up. As a result of yesterday's match, Whitney has the right to enter the tournament at Newport in August for the national interscholastic championship...
...result of the matches of the interscholastic tennis championship played on Jarvis Field Saturday morning, Exeter won the championship shield with 10 points, Wellesley High was second with 5, Melrose High third with 4, and Newton High fourth with 2. Each match actually won counted as on point...
...unfortunate that two University teams are playing at the same time on Soldiers Field this afternoon, for we should like to see the usual supporters of the baseball team at the lacrosse match with Columbia. Of recent years it has become the custom to speak rather disparagingly of lacrosse at Harvard, and to designate the members of the squad by an amusing but not particularly delicate title. It is hard to understand why this feeling exists at Cambridge, but it undoubtedly does exist, and it can only be done away with by the good record and the personnel...
Yesterday afternoon the University tennis team easily defeated Princeton at Princeton by winning six out of nine matches played; five out of seven in the singles, and two out of three in the doubles. Actually Princeton only won one match, Raleigh defeating Cutting in the singles, but as E. L. Beard '10 returned to Cambridge after the matches were postponed on Saturday through a misunderstanding, Princeton won two matches by default, one in the singles and one in the doubles. during the play there was a high wing blowing. The scores were as follows...