Word: interclass
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...their previous excellent showing in the Interclass League it has been decided that the Senior team will play the winning Yale class nine in New Haven Saturday, May 29. The games scheduled for yesterday have been postponed until 4 o'clock this afternoon when the Seniors will oppose the Sophomores and the Juniors the Freshmen. The wind-up of the league will take place with the contests tomorrow, and it has been arranged to play the game with Yale about 12.30 Saturday. At present the Yale Juniors are leading their league with the Seniors a close second...
Shooting will continue for the next two weeks, during which time a Freshman match with Yale, an interclass match, and a University championshp shoot are planned...
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the 1920 A crew, winner of the interclass crew regatta, will leave for New Haven, where they will race the winning Yale class eight, the Juniors. The race will be rowed tomorrow over a two-mile course. The Senior oarsmen, captained by R. Saltonstall, will be accompanied by Coach Brown and Manager S. Hammond '23. Each man in the winning boat will receive a medal. While at New Haven the men will be lodged in the University dormitories. Upon their return the 1920 oarsmen will hold a dinner...
...combination of R. G. Ladd '20 and E. A. McCouch '20 produced a 9-8 victory for the Seniors over the Freshman class nine yesterday at Soldiers Field in the closest game staged so far in the interclass baseball league. This was the fourth straight win for 1920 and practically assures their going to New Haven Saturday, May 29, to play the winning Yale class team. Several times during the game McCouch saved the Seniors from defeat by clever catches off the Stadium wall. In the eighth inning with two men out and second and third occupied. Ladd doubled, driving...
...first close game in the interclass series played at Soldiers Field yesterday between 1920 and 1922 resulted in a 3-2 victory for the Seniors. By virtue of their three wins, one over each of the other teams, the Seniors are now leading the league by an easy margin. S. H. Johnson was again the mainstay for 1920 in the pitcher's box holding 1922 to six scattered hits. The feature hit of the game was made in the sixth by E. A. McCouch, the first batter up, who drove the ball into deep left center for a home...