Word: garlands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...tennis matches, under the auspices of an Intercollegiate Tennis League between the University, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell has been proposed, and is now under consideration at the various universities. Hawkes of the Yale tennis team is at the head of this proposed league, and he, together with Captain Garland of Yale, were the originators of the plan. The constitution has been formulated between the various universities, and it is expected that within a few weeks' time the league will be ratified by the tennis managements and the athletic committees...
Members of the winning team will probably be awarded major letters, the winning team being considered that one which has the most victories over other league teams to its credit. Captain Garland of Yale writes that he has every assurance that Yale will award the major letter, and Manager Warner of Princeton expects Princeton to ratify the league and the insignia award...
Gore Hall 1: Stroke, Ohl; 7, Rathbone; 6, Westengard; 5, Collier; 4, Garland; 3, Tucker; 2, Forbes; bow, Habicht; cox., Reedy...
...intercollegiate lawn tennis tournament which was held at the Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, Pa., from September 9 to 11, the University was represented by two players. Captain G. W. Helm '19, and F. C. Gaaighen '21. Hanigmen was defeated in the second round. Helm was eliminated by Captain Garland of Yale in the third round, while Garland and Hawks put out Helm and Haulghen in the semi-finals of the doubles tournament: Garland was the individual star, winning the singles, and with Hawks as his partner, capturing the doubles title. C. H. Hyams '21 and J. B. Fenno '21 were...
...eight is now rowing as follows: Stroke, M. Bradlee; 7, C. Garland; 6, L. B. McCagg; 5, L. Terry; 4, S. A. Duncan; 3, R. K. Kane; 2, L. B. La Farge; bow, G. M. Appleton; coxswain, F. S. Williams, H. Brown and C. C. Cabot are the substitutes for the Freshman crew...