Word: triangular
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...voted to ask Williams and Amherst to stay in the leagues with them and have consented to bar medical students off all teams if they will consent to this arrangement. Dartmouth has also sent delegates to Amherst today and Williams tomorrow, who will make this proposition: To form three triangular leagues in baseball, football and track athletics; to abide by the four year limit and one year residence rule, and to throw Dartmouth medics out of athletics entirely...
...meeting of the delegates from Williams, Dartmouth and Amherst in Springfield Saturday, it was decided to adopt the Williams compromise, which was drawn up and advised by the Williams alumni advisory committee. The Dartmouth baseball team will be allowed to play in the triangular league provided there are on the team no medical students who entered after the '94 ball season, none who take less than 12 hours a week in studies, and no freshman medical students. It was voted that Dartmouth be debarred from the league in 1896 unless the team shall consist entirely of students in the academic...
Representatives of Cornell, Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania met in New York Saturday afternoon to discuss the question of a triangular eight-oared race. It was formally decided to row a triangular race this year. Cornell advocated Cayuga Lake, Columbia the Hudson, and Pennsylvania the Delaware. A committee was appointed to examine into the relative merits of the three courses. It was also decided that the race should not be rowed before June...
...thirty candidates for the freshman crew have been reduced to about half that number. The material is lighter than usual, the average weight being only 150 pounds. O. Longacre and R. Pierrepont have been appointed temporary captains. Besides the regular triangular races with the Harvard and Yale freshman crews, the Columbia freshmen may enter the Harlem Regatta on Decoration...
HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. 23. - The triangular gun club contest between Yale, Harvard and Princeton, was shot this afternoon in a disagreeable, misty rain. Firing began about 2.15 p. m. and ceased at 4 o'clock. The match was won by the Yale team, which scored 101. Harvard 92 and Princeton 87. Each team was composed of five men, each of whom shot six strings of five birds, making a total of 150 pigeons by each club...