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...margin of two points, 39-37, although the Crimson was 13-15. In the first of two games scheduled Yale defeated the University by the score 36-28. The Blue jumped into the lead us the opening of the game with a free throw and although dropping behind immediately afterward, noon regained the led and kept it to the end. Each side scored exactly one-half of their points on free throws, Suisman of Yale caging 18 for his team...
...seating of Congress, gained strength in the House, but its passage is not conceded in this session. The measure, which passed the Senate by odds of more than 10 to 1, is aimed at the ubiquitous " lame duck" Congressman, who, defeated and repudiated by his constituency, continues long afterward to wreak his will upon legislation. It provides that the President and Vice President shall take office the third Monday in January and that Congress shall be seated the first Monday in January instead of March...
Charles E. McCandless, gentleman at large in the Southwest, marched into Baltimore police headquarters and credited himself with four murders in Texas and New Mexico. "They didn't believe me," he told reporters afterward...
...enlarging the outlook on life; an impatience with studies that would have been appropriate earlier, but are irksome when taken too late. Any youth of ordinary ability can be prepared for our examination at seventeen. At that age he is quite competent to pursue college courses, and four years afterward, when he is twenty-one, is as late as he ought to begin the study of his profession or the apprenticeship for his career. In the case of young men who pass the examination for admission and then postpone their entrance, there is a further disadvantage. Their course of study...
...Purple staged a rally in the sec- ond half as Stewart made two straight scores from play, but shortly afterward Gordon repeated the performance and the Crimson swung well into the lead...