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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...last one brought a score when Cox caught the rebound from Wylde's guards and drove the rubber into the net. Five minutes later Captain Morgan's excellent individual rush evened the score. He carried the puck around the outer defence and, after a short drive which Carnochan stopped, went around the cage and whipped the puck in before Trimble or Willetts could clear it away. For nine minutes after that the play see-sawed up and down the rink with Percy and Doty figuring most conspicuously, and then Cox passed over to Hobey Baker, and the latter scored...
...games which the seven from Concord has played, one was lost, and one was won. The one against Princeton went to the latter by the score of 6 to 3, but in spite of this defeat, the forward line was fast, and played an exceedingly aggressive game. Against the Freshmen they won by the score of 2 to 0 in a game necessarily slow on account of a continuous snow storm...
Considerable progress is being made in the development of individual men, and open water in the Charles is being anxiously awaited. It was just a year ago yesterday that last year's crew first went on the river, that being the record for early rowing in Cambridge. The ice at present is very thin, and a little warm weather ought to break this up. Since ice in the Charles rarely lasts until March, it may reasonably be expected that the crews will be out in shells before long. Until that time little can be told as to more definite line...
...discussion and approved. It is substantially the same as last year's, the main point of interest being the final game with Yale. Before last season Yale had never been represented in lacrosse, but a year ago a team was formed, and Captain Nightingale of the University team went to New Haven to assist in its organization. This spring will be the first time that a Yale lacrosse team has come to Cambridge...
First place in the pole-vault competition in the Baseball Cage yesterday went to G. G. Haydock '16, who cleared 12 feet 3 inches. This beats last year's best record for the Cage of 12 feet, which was set up by M. L. Greeley '15 in the Winter Carnival. S. Laird '19 took second place with 11 feet 6 inches, of which 2 feet 6 inches represented his handicap. W. E. Sullivan '18 was third at 11 feet 3 inches, including a handicap of 1 foot 3 inches. Six men entered the competition. There will be contests...