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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Acting upon the recommendation of the Student Council, the Athletic Committee has decided to award numerals to the manager and ten members of the 1922 hockey squad selected by the coach, although the Freshmen were unable to play either Yale or Princeton this year because of weather conditions. The men who will receive insignia are: H. F. Colt, captain, D. Angier, C. Baker, W. Banes, M. Gratwick, H. Humphrey, L. Lincoln, J. Martin, J. O'Mealy, R. Smith, and A. M. Wrenn, manager...
...University swimming team, although not competing with Yale this winter, was awarded insignia as follows: A. H. Andrews '20, R. Ashton '20, A. Levy '21, M. D. Kahn '21, F. S. Stranahan '21, G. Tilton '20, F. Tishman '21, L. J. Workum '20, and H. S. Villard '21, manager. The following members of the Freshman Class, who placed in the 1922 swimming meet with Yale, are to receive their numerals: T. F. Baxter, B. Boyce, R. T. Butterfield, W. W. Douglass, H. S. Kimball, C. F. Peters, E. G. Ratcliffe, and U. A. Ridley...
...School, is to be re-opened for men of the University and their friends. It will be in operation for the rest of the spring, and will continue permanently if successful. After the Radio School moves on April 15, members of the University are invited to the house informally, although the official opening will not be until April 21. The decision to carry on the work of the Hostess House came as the result of demands from University men, who, while in the service, had appreciated the value of the opportunities for social recreation given by the Red Circle...
...Although war conditions have handicapped the present cabinet more than any previous cabinet, and although it has been working together for only two months and a half, that is, since the middle of January, nevertheless, I feel that it has done remarkably well, owing to the enthusiastic, efficient, and conscientious way in which the committees have gone about the solution of various problems...
...close contest, noticeably lacking in finished play, the University baseball team successfully opened the 1919 season by a 4-3 victory over Bowdoin at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon: Although marred by many errors, the play showed occasional flashes of brilliancy which gave promise for good work later in the season. S. H. Johnson '20 pitched consistent ball for nine innings, while the University men did not find Flynn difficult. K. W. Perkins '19 and R. W. Emmons '20 led the University batters with two clean singles piece, while W. B. Frothingham '21, C. S. Stillman '21 and L. B. Evans...