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...Bobby Hull treatment, shadowing him throughout the game. That Saturday night, Hynes, Corkery, Andv Burns. Jay Riley, and several other players "violsted curfew." According to Billt Cleary, who was in his first year as varsity coach. Cleary suspended all the offenders, including Hynes, for one game, the contest against Baston College, one of Harvard's most bitter rivals. Fortunately the Crimson, led by McManame, the only player on the Local Line who had not been suspended, won the game even though Cleary was forced to playa number of junior varsity players...
Harvard's indoor track squad should again play lead role in a ?? script as the ninth annual Greater Baston Championship meet gets underway today at Harvard's Farrell Track Facihfy commonly known as the Bublle" Most of the field events will be held today in addition to qualifying ?some of the running events. Fiuals in most of the running events will be hold Saturday, beginning...
Gene Lyons makes the role of James wholly believable and he picks up his cues with model alertness. Edward Finnegan's Dr. Baston is a delightfully sympathetic old codger--a carefully filled out characterization. Robin Morgan sparkles impeccably as the perky, mischievous and not always truthful adolescent, Anne...
...college football coaching in 1927, when he became head coach at Tulane. At Tulane, as at Minnesota, his teams were noted for efficiency in the second half, effective scoring plays, tight goal-line defense. Recalled to work for his alma mater, Bierman had as assistants George Hauser and Albert Baston. They had played with him on the 1915 team which won Minnesota's last Big Ten title until...
...following 11 members of Camp's All-American 1915 team have been invited: R. S. C. King '16, E. W. Mahan '16, and J. A. Gilman ex. '17, from the University; Baston, Minnesota; Barrett and Shelton, Cornell; Abell, Colgate; Spear, Dartmouth; Peck, Pittsburg; Oliphant, Army; and Schlachter, Syracuse...