Word: player
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Owing to the large number of entries, it will be impossible to fix times of play agreeable to all players. Accordingly all matches will start at 3 and 3.30 o'clock each afternoon. If this, is not convenient for a player, he either must arrange with his opponent for another time on the same afternoon or default...
Among the substitute backs now playing are Donahue '04, quarter; Lawrence '05, and Farmer '04S., fullbacks; Preston '04S., Soper '04 and McCoy, halfbacks. There are few good substitutes for the line positions; Flanders '04, however, who is trying for center or guard, is an aggressive and heady player, and Bissel is making a creditable showing as guard...
...spring, I. F. Story '03, who played third base during the early part of the season of 1901, and E. L. Grant '06, third baseman on the Freshman nine, will be the most promising candidates. J. d. Nichols '06, first baseman on the Freshman nine, is also a strong player...
...following regulations which must be observed today: Entrance fees for the two clubs must be paid to A. D. Wilt, Jr., Manager of the series, Hollis 24, at 3 o'clock today and at this time the captains of the two teams may obtain balls, masks, and protectors; no player is eligible to the series who is not enrolled as a regular member of the State Club which he represents...
Practice for a polo team to play against Yale has recently been begun by four men on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on the polo grounds of the Myopia Country Club. V. C. Mather '03, who played back on the Bryn Mawr team last summer, is the only experienced player. O. Mills '05 plays on the junior Westchester team, but A. Burden '05 and A. Ames '03 have had little practice. A challenge has been sent to Yale and it is hoped that a game will be played on the Myopia polo grounds about June...