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...increased opportunity for successful competition by the undergraduates. Trials for the three upper classes which are still open will be held this evening. Any man who is not afraid to say what he thinks and why he thinks it, whether or not he has debated before, should avail himself of the opportunity to gain the valuable experience which the class teams offer...
...course, impossible for many men; but an occasional visit to one or more of these courses is at least a possibility. The advantages to be gained by even such attendance are sufficiently well known not to necessitate a repetition here. It is a pity that more men do not avail themselves of this opportunity, especially the Seniors who cannot fail to realize the necessity of making the most...
...westerners' defence, and straight old fashioned football of the hardest sort was responsible for all of her touchdowns. Moreover, the Syracuse team tackled so hard and surely that even the efforts of Maulbetsch, the Michigan fullback who has been regularly smashing through the opponents' lines, were of no avail. Outplayed in every phase of the old fashioned game, Michigan stubbornly attempted to save the game, but at no time could she evade the opponents' defence even enough to try for a field goal...
...haste to avail himself of the opportunities for success at Harvard, several important items are apt to be overlooked. To the class of 1918 we say, therefore, that all roads to success here are barred if you fail to keep in good standing with the College Office. Acquire that and keep it and you are free to enjoy the responsibilities which appeal...
...lost by Harvard to Yale, 13 to 8, on the Boston American League diamond, Saturday, June 20. This final game was extremely disappointing owing to the fact that the Crimson lead of four runs in the first inning, which seemed to assure victory for Harvard, proved of little avail against the Yale runs acquired later in the game through the deplorable lack of control of the four pitchers used by Harvard, Mahan, Whitney, Hitchcock, and Frye...