Word: teams
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...interested in chess, whether members of the club or not, are urged to try for their class team. The games in the inter-class contests are to be played at the convenience of the men, the only condition being that the games be finished by May 1st. Prizes will be awarded to the members of the winning team and to the men on the other three teams who have the best scores. Class champions have been appointed as follows: '98, J. Hewins, Jr.; '99, F. E. Thayer; 1900, W. C. Arensberg; 1901, H. V. Poor. These are also captains...
...University team which will represent Harvard in all inter-club contests has been chosen as follows: C. T. C. Arensberg 1901, W. C. Arensberg 1900, J. C. Davis Sp. 1901, H. C. Ffoulke '98, E. P. Fay 2L., J. Hewins '98, P. W. Long '98, H. V. Poor 1901, E. E. Southard 1M., Capt. F. E. Thayer '99. Substitutes-C. L. Cole 1901, E. B. Hilliard 1900, E. H. Moeller Sp. 1900, W. L. Mowell '99, and A. Michelson...
...Varsity football season opened promisingly on September 20 with the reappearance of nearly all of last year's team and many new men, drawn chiefly from the class teams, as candidates for the eleven. An initial 'Varsity was picked at once from those men whose experience and qualifications of last year formed a basis for the choice. Substitutes were also chosen and a second eleven formed which had different signals from the 'Varsity and was independent of it. Light practice was early instituted for the purpose of diminishing the liability to injury, with the result that much time was spent...
...that with Wesleyan, resulted in an easy victory for the 'Varsity. Thirty-four points were scored in practically one half, and there was such little opposition to all of the plays that the game resolved itself into a contest of little value in determining the weak points of the team...
...half ended with the Harvard team fresh and in good spirits. Harvard's ball on the 40 yard line...