Word: starting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...start the University team took the offensive and kept the puck in Columbia's territory the greater part of the game. Callaway shot the first goal, taking the puck from the centre of the rink and scoring on a swift shot from the side. The second point was made by Wilder after a scrimmage in front of Columbia's goal, and two minutes later Callaway scored again on a similar play. The period ended with the score 3 to 0 in Harvard's favor. In the second period the University team weakened somewhat, but scored twice. Callaway made the first...
Professor Jaggar will leave Cambridge in May, but men may meet him in June, either in Iceland, or in Scotland where the start will be made. Exclusive of the trip to and from Iceland, the expedition will last a little over a month...
...Bridgman 1G., S. W. Howland 1L., G. T. McClure '06 and Q. A. Brackett '06, with K. S. Johnson '07, and L. D. Grnager 1 G., as substitutions, will leave for New York this afternoon to compete in the thirteenth annual Intercollegiate chess tournament. Play will start at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the rooms of the West Side Republican Club of New York...
Regular winter practice in the Gymnasium for the University track squads is now beginning. About fifteen men have already reported in the high jump, and an equal number in the hurdles. Candidates for the pole vault, shot put, hammer throw and distance events will start regular training next week. The distance men will be divided into two squads in charge of competent runners, and will be given light work on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Other squads will report as follows: high jumpers and hurdlers, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; pole vaulters and shot putters, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hammer throwers will practice...
...including Captain Hurley, who will enter the Medical School, will be available for next year's football team. Considering this fact and the large number of other men whose experience will make them valuable next year, the indications are that from the point of view of material Harvard will start the season in a very promising condition. The only losses by graduation will be P. O. Mills '05, R. A. Derby '05 and S. H. Noyes '05, while T. G. Meier 1B., W. C. Matthews '05 and C. W. Randall '05, will be debarred by the four-year eligibility rule...