Word: players
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...blue-books which have been placed at Leavitt & Peirce's. Candidates should sign up in teams if possible, but men who sign alone will be assigned to teams, provided they specify the positions they play. It is necessary that each team have a manager, who may be a player, and a meeting of the managers will be held early next week to arrange the schedule...
...Peirce's for men who wish to sign up for the scrub hockey series. Candidates are urged to sign up in teams if possible, but odd men will be assigned to teams, provided they specify the positions they play. Each team must have a manager, who may be a player. In order to get the series started in good shape, and to complete it as soon as possible, a meeting of the managers will be held early next week to arrange the schedule of games...
...Yorkers made the best individual scores in the tournament, A. J. Mandell and N. W. Kempf each winning three out of a possible four games, while no other player was able to win more than two games. L. Le Fevre '17 was high man for the University, with two games to his credit...
That summer baseball be entirely barred from the college athlete is also apt to meet with considerable objection. There seems to be two reasons for this. One is that it will simply mean that some of the best ball players will try to play despite the rule and this will result in deceit. The other is the idea maintained by many that it is unfair to the good ball player to deprive him of the right to play in the summer for his board and expenses, if another athlete is allowed to earn money in other forms of employment which...
...athlete shall not accept a position at some camp as a counselor. That these counselors secured their positions through their athletic ability is pretty widely admitted, and if a college athlete is to be allowed to take money during the summer, is it just to deprive the good ball player of the right to earn his living during the summer...