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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...boat again for two or three weeks, owing to an attack of the mumps. This will prevent him from rowing in the Cornell race on May 30. Fish, however, who has been out of the crew since the Columbia race, returned to his place at 2. As a result another shift was necessitated in the order of the crew. Captain Bacon was moved back to his old position at 6, replacing Glass, and Lunt was moved from...
Although the eyes of most undergraduates will be focused on the Princeton baseball game, to be played on Soldiers Field this afternoon, we shall await with almost equal interest the result of the dual track meet at New Haven. Unfortunately, both the Harvard teams will go into the contests handicapped by the poor condition of some of their best players and runners; but, despite the apprehension that these reports have caused during the past few days, we hope for and expect a two-fold victory. The baseball team has already shown its "fighting" spirit, and we feel that the track...
...HAVEN, CONN., May 15--Yale and Brown played a 13-inning its game here this afternoon, which was finally called on account of darkness, with the score standing 2 to 2. Yale's first score came as a result of an error by Dennis in the sixth, and her second run was made on a triple and an error by Hamilton in the eighth. Brown scored in the fifth on two hits and tied the score in the ninth on Camp's fumble. Yale had three men on bases in the ninth with only one out, but a brilliant double...
...performances in both track and field events were of a fairly high order and many of the contests were close. The track was very heavy as a result of the rain Saturday morning, and the takeoffs for the field events were so soft that two new ones had to be improvised for the occasion. The weather was much to cold for remarkable performances in most of the events...
...result of the Columbia boatrace on Saturday afternoon is in no wise discouraging as regards the prospect of a winning eight at New London. That the University crew was defeated is a disappointment, but must not be considered as effecting the ultimate chances any more than the defeat of the baseball team by Cornell. Coming as it did early in a season retarded by cold weather, the race on Saturday was a try-out for the men individually rather than for the Harvard crew as a whole. In form the eight rowed smoothly, but lacked the fire and generalship necessary...