Word: baseness
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Twenty-seven men responded yesterday to Coach Mitchell's call for University fielding candidates by reporting at the Baseball Cage. Those who came out included many of last year's regulars. The infield will be complete except for third base, a place left vacant by the graduation of H. R. Hardwick '15. The outfield will only have two regular outfielders, F. P. Coolidge '16 and F. G. Fripp '16. Fripp did not report for practice yesterday because of trouble-with his knees. He is expected back in a short time, however. Another valuable man who is not out regularly...
With the return of seven "H" men, all of whom were regulars on last year's team, the outlook for the season is very promising. In the infield, every position will be taken by a veteran except for third base, which is left vacant by the graduation of H. R. Hardwick '15. Prospects in the outfield, however, are less bright, as there are only two regular outfielders left in college, F. P. Coolidge '16 and F. G. Fripp '16. The other regulars were lost by graduation last June...
...Marne the section to which he was attached did service in the neighborhood of Paris, following the armies back toward the Aisne as the fighting moved farther and farther away from the city. In October this section was attached to a British Red Cross unit with their base near Neuve Chapelle in Northern France and was later moved to Dunkerque and then to Eleverdingle, near Ypres in Belgium. At this last place the cars did the advanced field work usually done by the horse-drawn ambulances. Open only to members of the Union...
...Medical School, and includes 30 surgeons and 36 nurses. They will continue the work of the first Unit which was sent to Europe last June at the request of Sir William Ostler, of Oxford, England, and which has just completed a three months' tour of duty at a British Base Hospital near Boulogne on the French coast...
...will go to the American Ambulance Field Service in France; $4,000 to the Harvard Medical Unit now on its way to a British Base Hospital; and the remaining $3,537.39 to the New England Belgium Relief Fund...