Word: actions
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...result was a drop in the former fielding figure of 963 to the present mark of 939. Individual averages suffered a like dropping off, the responsibility for the team's miscues being pretty evenly divided among the various players. Jones is the only player who has been in action regularly who has maintained a perfect fielding record...
...Harvard nines will swing into action today on foreign fields when the University Seconds journey to Andover to meet the Hiltoppers, while the 1930 team will travel out to Milton to engage the schoolboy tossers...
...adoption of a no-scouting agreement by Harvard and the other colleges on its 1927 football schedule similar to the one established with Yale on Monday has been made conditional on the decision of these other colleges by the action of the Harvard Committee on the Regulation of Athletic sports. The Committee in its meeting Monday evening authorized Director of Athletics W. J. Bingham '16 to ascertain the wishes of all the University's 1927 gridiron opponents on the question of a scouting arangement and to offer to enter into the same agreement with them as that already formulated with...
...same time, the Committee approved the action of Bingham in agreeing to Yale's proposal on the scouting matter and also ratified, the new plan low the selection of football officials by one man unconnected in any way with either University. Next year's wrestling, polo, and Freshman cross country schedules were also approved...
...February is not as fitting a time as June at which to conclude one's college career the very fact that so few choose to do so is a very good motive for entirely eliminating the opportunity; when betterment in the quality of Generals is an added incentive, the action is praiseworthy. Anything making for a further chance in which the General Examinations may demonstrate their practicality as final aids to the success of the Tutorial System is to be welcomed...