Word: southerners
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...spring southern trip of the Yale baseball team begins today. According to Coach Quinby, the team is farther advanced than any recent Yale team, this being due in large measure to the ten days of outdoor practice they have had. The schedule arranged for the present trip is a harder one than usual, as it includes, beginning tomorrow, Georgetown, Washington American League team, University of Virginia, Holy Cross, Pennsylvania, and Annapolis...
Harvard and Yale were left in the Northern Disivion in the trials held at the Harvard Club of Boston on March 20, when the University won 15 out of 18 bouts. Columbia and Cornell will represent the Central Division, and the Naval Academy and the University of Pennsylvania the Southern Division...
Consequently, his return to Cambridge has been indefinitely postponed, and it is feared that he will not be able to join the team until May. Even if he should join the team before the Southern trip, he would probably not be able to play. In the absence of Ayres, M. B. Phillips '15, who captained the second team last year, will probably play third base...
...addition to the usual southern trip during the spring recess, which comprises a tour of New York, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Washington, the lacrosse team will take a western trip to Geneva and Ithaca. These two trips are unrivalled from the point of a good time, and they possess much value from the educational standpoint. Last year Harvard lost the lacrosse championship for the first time in seven years and there is much work to be done to re-establish its supremacy in this branch of athletics. This end can be obtained only through an abundance of material and close competition...
Sophomores and Juniors are especially urged not to let this chance slip by. There are five weeks before the team is picked for the southern trip, and this has been shown to be ample time to develop an inexperienced man. W. E. NIGHTINGALE '15, Captain...