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More 1917 men are wanted as candidates for second assistant manager of the lacrosse team. Although the competition began some time ago, those who report now will not be seriously handicapped. The showing thus far has been unusually poor, and more men are needed at once. Additional candidates should report at. Matthews 22 tonight at 7 o'clock...
...Harvard Rovers defeated the Pilgrims of Boston in a somewhat onesided game yesterday afternoon by the score of 7 to 1. Neither team batted hard, but the Rovers took advantage of nearly all their opportunities to score. They began their scoring in the first inning. Ames was safe on an error, stole second, and came home when the Pilgrim's catcher threw wild to first after missing Gannett's third strike. Gannett took second on the play, went to third on a passed ball, and scored on Frye's bunt...
...constructed on the other side until after the track season. The daily practice of the track team in the fall is of great importance, and it has seemed unwise to handicap it more than was absolutely necessary. However, I might state that before this public discussion began, a suspended shelter which would be a protection against possible rain without interfering with the use of the track was already planned. FRED W. MOORE. Graduate Treasurer...
Nine members of the Sophomore class have entered the competition for positions on the business end of the CRIMSON which began yesterday. These men are W. F. Fleming, K. F. Jackson, W. D. Kelley, Jr., A. S. Levin, C. A. Rowe, W. W. Sanders, J. H. Schaffner, N. C. Starr, and M. V. Turner...
Ithaca, N. Y., September 28.--Instruction began at Cornell University September 24 with what promises to be a record enrollment. The past few days have seen hundreds of old and new students pouring into the city and the campus has again assumed an air of life and activity. The registration figures have not as yet been made public, but it is expected that the number of freshmen will far exceed that of any previous year...