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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...fifth game of the season, Saturday afternoon in the Gymnasium, the Freshman basketball team defeated the Cambridge Latin School by the score of 30 to 4. The Freshmen completely out-played their opponents, not allowing them to make a single goal from the floor...
...Score--Freshmen, 30; Cambridge Latin School, 4. Baskets from the floor--Currie 5, Allen 3, Jones, Deane, Dial, White. Baskets on fouls--Currie 6, Kelliher, 4. Fouls called--on Freshmen 15, on Cambridge Latin School 13. Referee--J. D. Clark '07. Umpire--J. B. Kaine, Cambridge Latin School. Timekeeper--L. Miles '07. Time--20 and 15-minute periods...
...University basketball team defeated Princeton in the Gymnasium on Saturday afternoon by a score of 36 to 8. Both teams played the fastest game seen in the Gymnasium this year, but Harvard won by better team play and stronger defense. In all departments of the game the University team should the good effects of the week's practice. The trick formation from the toss-up worked well, and of the easy opportunities to score thus offered the University players took advantage. In passing and dribbling the work was fast and sure, while the defense was unusually strong. The tendency...
...Harvard scored several baskets in quick succession at the beginning of the game, by fast passing and good shooting. Princeton followed with one good shot from the floor, the only successful basket until near the end of the second half. The score, which was 23 to 3 at the end of the first half, fairly indicates the comparative showing of the two teams...
...account of lack of ice the Princeton team has not practiced for ten days and the work of the men is therefore likely to be very ragged. On January 6 Columbia defeated Princeton by the score of 4 to 2, but on January 10 Princeton won from Brown by the score of 5 to 4 in a game requiring four extra periods to play off the tie. The outcome of the game this evening is uncertain...