Word: spring
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...this season of the year can be acquired in no other way. Many men who are not taking any other form of exercise would do well to come out and take part in these runs. Even if they do not make the team this fall, their chances for the spring will be greatly improved...
...team will depend largely upon the development of new material. Therefore every man, whether he has had any experience or not, who does not play football is strongly urged to come out this fall. It will, moreover, greatly improve his chances of making the team in the spring. There is a decided weakness in the field events and hurdles, and new men are especially urged to try for these events...
...slight misunderstanding of the rowing plans may arise from the statement in Saturday's issue, a revised statement is now printed. It is intended that the University squad be picked not only from the results of the trial-eights race, but also from the results of the spring class races. Nevertheless, it will be seen, that the fall rowing, which is preparatory to the University trial-eights squad, will be of much greater importance than heretofore; and all men are urged to come out now, no matter what their previous experience has been...
Following are the batting and fielding averages of the University baseball team for last spring: BATTING. a.b. b.h. av. Matthews, 74 23 .343 Stephenson, 76 23 .311 Quigley, 29 9 .310 Carr, 70 21 .300 Greenough, 58 17 .295 Fischel, 61 16 .262 McCarty, 43 11 .256 Randall, 71 15 .212 Kernan, 76 14 .184 Coburn, 43 4 .116 FIELDING. p.o. a. e. av. Fischel, l.f. 15 1 0 1.000 Randall, 1b. 166 4 6 .965 Quigley, c. 57 7 3 .953 Stephenson, c. 169 26 10 .951 Coburn, p. 5 32 3 .925 Kernan...
Theodore G. Meier, 2d, '04, of New York City, four, prepared at Stone's School. In his Freshman year he rowed five on his class crew, and in the same at earlier this spring on the Senior crew. Age, 22; height, 6 ft.; weight...