Word: seasons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...second meeting of the year, held last night in Westmorly Court, the Harvard Gun Club elected five new officers for the coming season. The men are as follows: president, M. M. Johnson '31, vice president, Robert Fielding '30, secretary, R. H. Dorr '29, treasurer, T. H. Dunn '31, executive officer, Nicholas Unkovic 28. At the meeting the club made its plan of activities for the shooting matches to be held this winter...
This was the second victory for the first year men, who in the opening game of the season defeated the Tilton Academy hoopmen by a score of 35 to 15. The Freshmen forwards had little difficulty in breaking through the Andover defense, and never were the goals of the first year men in danger. HARVARD ANDOVER Seeger, Rex, Johnson, r.f. l.g., Ringlard, Mettler Dutton, l.f. l.g., Smith, Dorman, Brinknell Mahady, Rule, c. c., Senn, Richard Foshay, r.g. r.f., Frank Howard Brinkley, l.g. r.f., Davis...
...Brown '96 will speak to all upper-class candidates for the University and 150-pound University crews at 5.30 o'clock. Later in the day at 7 o'clock the 1931 candidates will meet to hear Coach R. A. Haines and Captain Watts outline plans for the season and to allow the first year men to sign crew and eligibility cards...
...downing the Crimson grapplers, Columbia won its fourth consecutive match of the season, proving itself one of the outstanding contenders for the Intercollegiate Championship. The matches and especially the tilt in the unlimited class between Captain T. D. Howe Jr. '28 and Cunco were of the best and most exciting ever held at the Columbia Gymnasium. Cunco finally threw Howe with a head and body hold, one minute and 57 seconds after the start of the first extra period...
Harvard's mallet-wielders opened their season on the Boston Indoor Polo League Saturday night with an overwhelming defeat of the 101st Field Artillery by the score of 13 1-2 to 1-2. F. A. Clark '29 featured by scoring ten goals while R. B. Burnett ocC. and J. P. Cotton '29 each collected three tallies. The Artillery players got only one goal, scored by Needham. The final count, however, does not show the great lead which the Crimson team amassed, because of the point handicap and larger number of penalties given the University players...