Word: cubans
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Havana team would be unable to reach Cambridge for the game with the University nine scheduled for Saturday. The cablegram from Dick Grant '97, who is in charge of the Havana College athletics said "Passports or permission from Washington to enter the United States unobtainable." The schedule of the Cuban nine in this country has necessarily been given...
...University baseball team will battle with a Cuban nine representing the University of Havana on April 19, according to the revised schedule given out last night by Manager Hibbard. The Brown game has been shifted to June 3 because of the Intercollegiates which are to be held in the Stadium on May 31. No game is to be played with the Boston Braves as was previously announced, and the second Pennsylvania game has been cancelled. The final schedule includes 23 contests, two of which will not be played if the University nine succeeds in winning two straight games each from...
...many New England colleges on the schedule. Dartmouth, Williams, Amherst, and Brown will be capable of giving a stiff fight to the best nine the University can put on the field. Probably the most interesting opponent will be the Havana University team. This is the first time a Cuban nine has visited Cambridge in many years, if ever. The inclusion of a foreign game will lend much interest to the team and its record...
General Sumner is a veteran of the Civil and Spanish Wars. He fought in the battles of Fair Oaks and Antietam, and was commissioned a major in 1865 for his work in the Vicksburg campaign. He commanded a cavalry brigade and division in the Cuban campaign before his retirement in 1906. He has had wide experience in many Government enterprises and is well informed on the question of Liberty Bonds, with which the debate will be largely concerned...
...Building at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. An international program has been arranged, and an excellent opportunity will be afforded for foreign students to become acquainted. The dance, which will begin at 9.15 o'clock, will last, by special permission of the Fuel Administration, until 12 o'clock. A Cuban student, N. F. Alvare, is president of the M. I. T. Cosmopolitan Club, while the president of the University Club is C. P. Chow 2G, a native of China. The Program. 1. Violin Solo, George Hanson (Accompanied by Arthur Quimby). 2. Dance, Miss Constance de Coen (1) "Spring Song...