Word: scrubs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There seems to be considerable difficulty in regard to settling the scrub and interdormitory football championships this fall. The interdormitory series are held up as a result of the tie between Smith and Gore which, if possible, will be played off this afternoon. The "Bingos" and "Crows" played to a 0 to 0 tie yesterday, neither side having the power to score. Probably the "Bingos" will go against the "Scamps" this afternoon...
...scrub football series is rapidly drawing to a close. The final round in the Haughton series will begin this afternoon when the "Bingos" meet the "Crows," the winner of this game going against the "Scamps" tomorrow. The elevens of Smith and Gore play tomorrow in an endeavor to settle the Freshman interdormitory championship which they were unable to decide in their game last Friday. All games are scheduled for 3.30 o'clock...
...main results for which it aimed; the possible betterment of the University eleven derived from practice and scrimmage with the second team; and a successful completion of its own schedule. Forty-six men were on the squad, from which a regular "H second" team was chosen and a scrub eleven called the "Crows" which played in the Haughton cup series. The dominant factor in the team's success was the excellent coaching afforded the team. Head Coach R. F. Guild '06, assisted by J. Parkinson '06. W. J. Blake '13, E. A Graustein '13, A. W. Poole...
...final contest. Today, at 3.30 o'clock, the "Bingos" will play the "Scamps" and on Friday the former team will play the "Crows". The winner of the Haughton series will challenge the winner of the interdormitory series to play two out of three games for the scrub championship. These contests will take place on November 19 and 23, and a third game if necessary on November...
...scrub lacrosse series ended yesterday, when the "Braves" defeated the "Athletics" 7 to 1 in the last game of the round robin, thereby cinching the championship of which they were already practically assured...