Word: periodic
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...intercollegiate series, played this evening at the Columbia Gymnasium, the University basketball team was defeated by Columbia by a score of 5 to 18. As expected, the game was fast and it proved also clean and fairly contested. During the first half the teams were evenly matched, and the period ended with the score, Harvard, 5; Columbia, 7. In spite of Burnham's excellent playing at right guard, however, the University team was unable to score during the second half, while Columbia, aided by Cuthel's splendid offensive game and accurate shooting from the floor and on tries from fouls...
...York. The game promises to be one of the most closely contested of the series as the records of the two teams in the intercollegiate league are much the same. On February 6 Columbia lost to Yale, 11 to 9, in an extremely close game in which an extra period was needed to play off a tie score, while Harvard lost a similar game to Yale on February 1 by a score of 14 to 13. Columbia has defeated Cornell twice, by scores of 27 to 13 and 23 to 16, respectively, and Harvard has beaten Cornell...
...Harvard Athletic Committee, at a meeting held January 18, requested its chairman to communicate to you its appreciation of the services which you have rendered to Harvard during the period in which you have been acting as head coach of the football team. Those services have not been limited to the technical business of coaching, but have included valuable assistance to the University as its representative on the Football Rules Committee; in collecting and formulating your views and experiences in coaching for the benefit of your successors; and as a spokesman for clean and honorable sport on many public...
...first period, after five minutes of play, Rumsey made a clean long shot into the net. Townsend soon followed with a goal, which was scored from a scrimmage near the goal posts. After a few minutes of rushing the puck around the rink, Rumsey suddenly scored during a scrimmage. After this goal the attack of the University team weakened and its opponents were able to keep the puck near Harvard's goal for a considerable time. The defense, however, was strong and prevented any scoring. Finally, Rumsey again got possession of the puck, rushed it the length of the rink...
...second half the pray was more even; the puck being repeatedly rushed from one end of the rink to the other. About the middle of the period, Newhall, aided by good team play, made a pretty goal. Towards the end of the match, McCoy scored St. Paul's only goal on a rather weak shot which bounced from Sampson's skate into the goal...