Word: nine
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last year's team lost by graduation are Captain Kinney, Camp, Madden, Meyer, Church, and Chapin, Fels, from the 1910 freshman team, and Williams, who played shortstop last spring, will be available for that position. Wheaton, who batted 450 on the freshman nine, will probably take Camp's place at second base. Cushing, last year's first baseman, will have a close competition with Coy for that position. The weak point of the team lies in the pitching. Van Vleck and Merritt are both in college, but conditioned in their studies. Parsons and H. Jones are the most likely...
Harper's--"Nine Days' Wonder in York," by W. D. Howells h.'67: "The University of Paris," by C. F. Thwing...
...number of candidates for this year's Freshman nine is astonishingly small. This is true of both battery and fielding squads. The practice this week has brought out the fact that the material is not at all above the Freshman average, and unless more interest is shown by 1911 in baseball than at present, it will be difficult to develop a winning Freshman nine. Whether or not a class is to be called a "good" class depends to a certain extent upon its record in athletics in its Freshman year. 1911 has lost the football, but won the relay...
...Weld Boat Club, 842.00 2,841.91 835.00 4,165.97 University Football, 64,960.14 24,216.50 85,335.66 29,627.87 Track Team, 4150.76 8,325.11 6,721.26 7,065.32 Association Football, 83.65 193.10 95.25 85.50 Basketball, 1414.47 1,643.04 1,326.25 1,480.69 College Nine, 184.00 379.41 167.72 Fencing Team, 435.57 435.57 317.77 421.66 Gymnastic Team, 51.24 Hockey Team, 2901.72 2,311.14 1,629.64 1,698.61 Lacrosse Team, 246.45 567.90 589.50 803.29 Lawn Tennis Association, 236.25 441.17 202.50 292.01 Lawn Tennis Courts, 3,272.70 1,768.07 3,560.14 2,160.04 Rugby, 124.61 215.20 Swimming Team, 63.60 92.50 131.07 103.62 Freshman Baseball...
...complimentary dinner to last year's University baseball nine was held at the Hotel Victoria last evening. Gold watch charms in the form of baseballs, the gift of graduates, were presented by Toastmaster Gareeau '91, to men who played in the winning games with Yale last spring, as follows: Coach L. P. Pieper '03, W. D. Dexter, Jr., '07, G. T. Sugden '07, C. R. Leonard '08, J. D. Pounds '08, T. Briggs '09, E. P. Currier '09, E. T. Dana '09, N. K. Hartford '09, C. W. Harvey '09, H. McCall '09, J. W. Simons...