Word: starting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Ricketson scored the only goal of the game for Cornell during the first five minutes of play. The University team failed to get into the game at the start. The men did not cover their opponents well and passed the ball erratically. The University team then steadied down, however, and by strong defensive work kept Cornell from any further scoring. The attack also became more aggressive and the ball was kept near the Cornell goal during the entire second half of the game; but the men missed several good opportunities to score...
...University second and Freshman crews will start for Philadelphia tonight on the Federal Express, which leaves the Back Bay Station at 7.45 o'clock. At Philadelphia the men will stay at the Aldine Hotel. The shells which will be used in the Henley regatta were shipped in a special car yesterday, and will be ready for the crews to practice in tomorrow. Coach Wray will leave for Philadelphia tomorrow night after the Cornell race and will arrive there in time to see the regatta on Saturday. The second will compete in the University Junior Collegiate race for eight-oared crews...
...score indicates, the game was very loosely played. Both pitchers were hit freely, and numerous errors were made in the field by both teams. The second nine took the lead at the start and maintained it throughout the game. It won largely on account of its fast base running, which was aided by the erratic fielding of the Holy Cross team. Pounds did the best batting for Harvard, getting four hits in five times...
...game was the most interesting played in the series thus far, and was in doubt until the last inning. The Incognitos got the lead at the start, and by taking advantage of erratic fielding, scored five runs in the first two innings. In the fourth inning the Caveat Emptors steadied down, and by several well-placed hits, aided by fielding errors, netted nine runs before the seventh. The Incognitos also scored in the seventh inning, tying the score, and in the eighth they made the winning run after two costly errors...
...University second defeated the Union Boat Club eight by five lengths yesterday afternoon in a practice race of about a mile and 550 yards up stream from the Union Boat Club. The second gained a length at the start and gradually increased its lead until the finish. The University second crew maintained a fast stroke throughout the race reaching as high as 35, to the minute in the final spurt. Swaim, who was laid off last week, was again in the boat at 6, and Tilton and Mason of the Sophomore crew rowed 3 and 2 respectively as on Saturday...