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Following the default of the 1921-22 lacrosse game to the Junior team, the latter twelve was yesterday declared the winner of the interclass series. Since the Senior-Sophomore contest would not have any bearing now on the outcome of the series, this game has been definitely cancelled. Each member of the winning Junior team will receive one of the silver cups which have been on exhibition during the past two weeks in Wright and Ditson's window. The twelve Juniors who will receive trophies are as follows: J. R. Dallinger, N. A. Hall, H. W. Hardy, W. C. Jackson...
Owing to the necessity of practice for the University and Freshman lacrosse squads for their impending games this week, further contests in the interclass series will be postponed until next Tuesday, May 17. The University team will face Syracuse on Soldiers Field tomorrow, while the Freshmen will meet the Boys High School team of Brooklyn, N. Y. Saturday also at Cambridge. The standing of the classes in the series to date is as follows: Won Lost Percent Juniors 2 0 1.000 Seniors 1 0 1.000 Sophomores 1 1 .500 Freshmen...
...fourth game of the interclass lacrosse series held yesterday afternoon on Soldiers Field the Juniors defeated the Freshmen decisively 6-0. Westman and Wobber starred for the 1922 tea, while Jacobson, until injured and Hepworth played a strong game for 1924. The Freshmen fought their heavier opponents almost to a standstill in the last half of the contest, holding them down to one goal in this part of the game. Nunneker, Westman and Lord each made two tallies for the Juniors...
...first game of the interclass increase series was staged yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field, where 1923 defeated 1924 by 8 goals to 4. The sophomores had several first team men in their line-up and casually overpowered the Freshmen. For the 1923 team R. P. Kantor and W. S. Lindsley played well on the defence, while D. H. Treanor 2Es. and E. S. Young put up a strong offensive game. A. L. Hepworth and H. H. Jacobson were the most raliable men near the Freshman goal, and H. L. Cole and J. R. Sewell were the nest at carrying...
Comparison of the results of the University's meets with the results of the Yale Interclass meet, which was held on Monday, show that on a basis of actual performance the teams are about evenly matched. The two would have split even on first places; the University winning the 100, shot put, broad jump, hammer throw and high hurdles: Yale winning the mile, the quarter, the half, the high jump and the low hurdles, while the 220 and the pole vault would have been tied. Second and third places would have been about evenly distributed. In actual competition, however...