Word: septet
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...intensive training will be required of the men previous to next month, strict training will be expected to start after Christmas. The University players will be recalled to Cambridge on either December 29 or 30, when scrimmage drilling will begin. Coach Claflin will have complete charge of the Senior septet, continuing the famous "Winsor" system, originated and perfected by Robert Winsor...
...best played and most spectacular matches of the season the University tennis team was defeated yesterday by the strong Providence Tennis Club septet 6-4. Numbering in their team such well-known players as William T. Tilden 2d, who is second in the national ranking list, and is one of the four players on the American Davis Cup team, Arnold Jones Jr. and E. T. Curley, Rhode Island State Champion, the visitors presented a formidable aggregation...
Rising to greater heights in the scoring column that any Crimson seven of the past ever reached in a Princeton game, the University hockey team closed its season and clinched the Intercollegiate ice title on Saturday evening, when it trounced the Tiger septet 10 to 1 in the large Philadelphia Ice Palace. Harvard's supremacy in every department of the game was very apparent throughout the three periods, and as a result Maxwell, the Princeton goal tend suffered a heavy and continued bombardment, while the Crimson net was very rarely in danger. No penalties were incurred in the contest...
...septet which took the ice for the third period was identical with the original line-up save for Captain Walker's absence. Scarcely had the play begun, however, before Baker flicked the puck past Maxwell for Harvard's tenth score and the substitutes once more were sent into the game. Several good changes for tallies failed as line men evaded the Princeton backs only to find themselves behind the net before getting in a shot. The final score...
...hands of the much superior and faster St. Paul's team the 1923 hockey seven yesterday suffered a 6 to 1 defeat at Concord, New Hampshire. The school boys were superior to the Freshmen in nearly every phase of the game, but during the second period the Crimson septet braced and throughout this period kept the St. Paul's players from scoring. Davis, the Concord school's right centre, was by far the most powerful factor in his team's victory, and almost unassisted he scored five of the six goals. A. H. Ladd and R. Watts played the best...