Word: trip
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...College Men's Travel Clubs will make their sixth annual trip this summer, visiting France, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, and England. Sailing from New York on the "Zeeland" of the Red Star Line on June 28, the group will travel through these countries until August 22 when they return on the "Caronia", a Cunard Line ship...
Meanwhile, the University and Freshman squads both practised in the cage yesterday. The University pitchers are all progressing very well, according to Coach Mitchell, and only need a few practice games, to be completely ready for the southern trip. R. W. Cordingley '25 is strengthening his broken wrist and will in all probability make the southern trip, although it is doubtful whether he will pitch in form until the team returns to Cambridge...
...players, Coach Slattery said yesterday, "With six or seven new men, we are going to be hit much harder by this bad weather than if we could rely on a group of experienced players from last year's team." He explained that the schedule for the southern trip calls for five games on successive days and that the pitching staff may run up against difficulties unless the weather permits outdoor practice next week...
...present a round-robin tournament is being held at the Longwood courts to determine what men will make the southern trip during the Spring recess. Three players out of the six to go have already been chosen. They are Captain Pfaffman, Briggs, and Ingraham. When the men return from the southern trip, which will end with a match with the Baltimore Country Club on April 19, a competition will be started among the members of the squad for places on the team to meet Columbia...
...request came, therefore, for the Harvard baseball team to break precedent and play a game at Hanover, Dean Briggs felt that to comply would be to show Dartmouth that their attitude was appreciated. No one wanted to go, as the schedule was already difficult, but the Dean won. The trip was made in 24 hours with a buffet car lunch and a sleeping car after the game, and before a holiday crowd Harvard lost. Harvard's action was much appreciated, however, and this incident is typical of the broad attitude with which Dean Briggs approached his difficult task. I believe...