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...will be for the purpose of discussing plans for the year's work in the foreign missionary field and talking over the methods of each university. The members of the visiting committees will be entertained by the University committee. They will attend the Glee Club Concert and the dance afterward...
...Instrumental in gaining one of their scores. The crimson passing combination with Part on the throwing end, and either Hill or Greenberg as receiver, worked particularly well. In the first period a pass, Part to Hill, put the ball within striking distance of the Brown goal, when Greenberg shortly afterward took it over for the first score. The last named player was also responsible for the second Crimson touchdown, and in addition kicked both goals...
Records of debate in Congress are often searched by lawyers and historical writers. The former are interested to discover what they are pleased to call the "intent" of Congress in enacting a bill that afterward is brought into court. Historians try to run down the evidence respecting past events. They accept the contemporaneous testimony of senators as to the facts concerning social changes and the like. But one wonders what they would make of a passage in a Senate debate last week...
...took the 1925 players only five minutes to pierce the Academy defence for the first tally, L. J. Barnes, the fast left outside, driving the ball into the visitors' net on a fast pass from A. W. Samborshi. Shortly afterward J. F. terested in the future of China and in naval disarmament. Two of the former Allied and Associated Powers, France and Italy, are occupied almost exclusively with European disorder and will subordinate their policy during the Conference to their national interests in Europe. Two of the other three, the United States and Japan, will approach the problems of power...
...favor of Yale at the beginning of the last period, and the teams were in midfield. At this point the Army started a succession of daring forward passes skilfully thrown by French and carried the ball down the field and over the goal line in six plays. Immediately afterward another series of forwards by the same player brought the Army to Yale's 18-yard line, only to lose the ball when a final pass fell to the ground beyond the goal line. Without French, however, the Army team lacked drive...