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...time it seemed doubtful if there would be any team at all. However, the Freshman dormitories were canvassed by some members of the University squad and a fairly large number of men finally reported. There have been but three individual Freshman meets, the first against Andover, the second a quadrangular affair with Wakefield High School, Providence Technical High School and St. Benedict's Preparatory School, and the third against Yale. The 1921 runners lost to Andover, finished second to Wakefield High School in the quadrangular meet, and defeated Yale...
This is the last race for the informal squad, but they have been asked to continue their running and help the Freshmen, who will run in a quadrangular meet over the Belmont course on Saturday and oppose Yale 1921 the following week...
...Saturday a quadrangular cross-country meet will be held over the Freshman course at Belmont, with the 1921 runners opposed to three strong preparatory school teams. The three schools which will be represented are Wakefield High School, which is noted for its championship hill and dale teams, Providence Technical High School, which has been an annual opponent of Freshman teams at the University for several years, and St. Benedict's Preparatory School of Newark, N. J., a newcomer on the cross-country schedule, but reputed to have a strong group of runners. D. F. O'Connell '21, captain...
Arrangements have been made for a chess match to be played between representative teams of the Quadrangular and Triangular Chess Leagues in New York City this spring. The Quadrangular League is composed of Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia, and the Triangular of Cornell, Brown and Pennsylvania. The team to represent the Quadrangular League will probably be composed of all the men who played at the first boards in the recent tournament, and two of the second-board...
Columbia won the annual tournament of the Quadrangular Chess League which was held at the Murray Hill Hotel, New York City of, December 28, 29 and 30. Columbia had ten wins to its credit with only two losses. Princeton was second with five wins, one draw and six losses. Harvard third with four wins, two draws, and six losses, and Yale last with two wins, three draws and seven losses. Mandell and Kargus of Columbia were the stars of the tournament, each having a clean slate of three wins. A. S. Ellenberger uC. and Carter of Princeton each won twice...