Word: philadelphia
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Since the trip to Princeton and Philadelphia last week the practice has been devoted chiefly to the development of quick and accurate passing, the lack of which proved so disastrous in the game with Pennsylvania. On the defense the team is very strong and the men cover their opponents closely. It is not likely that the formation plays from the tossup will be successful this evening as the Columbia centre is clever and quick. The men still show a tendency to play an individual game and often dribble out of bounds unnecessarily...
...meets before the spring recess. From the showing made in these and in time trials two relay teams will probably be chosen to represent the University in the Pennsylvania Relay Carnival on April 28. Several of the men who do best in these meets will also be sent to Philadelphia...
Practice for the University swimming and water-polo teams in preparation, for the meet with Yale on march 3 and that with Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia on March 10, will recommence today in the Craigie take. The swimming squad will practice at 4.30 o'clock and the water polo men at 5 o'clock. Practice will continue every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at these time. The swimming squad is strong, but more experienced men are needed for the water-polo team...
...University basketball team was defeated by the University of Pennsylvania, 24 to 13, on Saturday evening in Philadelphia...
...University basketball team will play its second game with the University of Pennsylvania, this evening at 8.30 o'clock in the gymnasium on Franklin Field, Philadelphia. This game is especially interesting as a victory for the University team would put Harvard at the head of the league, whereas a defeat would practically assure Pennsylvania of retaining first place. From comparative scores the latter team is easily the strongest in the league, and it won the first game against Harvard by the score of 13 to 9. Since that time, however, Harvard has made rapid progress and defeated by decisive scores...