Word: captaining
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...individual championship in the tourney was won by T. P. Jeter, captain of the Navy team, who finished the meet with only one reverse. E. R. Gay '19, whose fencing throughout was of a high order, was the only contestant who succeeded in defeating...
...Captain W. H. Russell '18 was not up to his usual form, losing three matches on Friday, but showed much improvement the following day, when he defeated the Yale captain, Pflieger. He tied with Gay and Allison of Columbia, the only man to defeat all the University fencers, for third place, with nine bouts won and three lost. R. G. Crimmins defeated Pflieger and had a final record of eight victories and four defeats. The standing of the teams was as follows: Won Lost Navy, 27 9 Harvard, 26 10 Columbia, 18 18 Yale, 16 20 Penn...
...Captain Ian Hay Beith, the English writer and lecturer, will talk on "Modern Battlefield Tactics" at the Tremont Temple Auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. The lecture is being held under the auspices of the New England headquarters of the Military Training Camps Association, and it will be free to anyone interested. Members of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps are particularly invited to attend. As the official lecturer from the British to this country, Captain Beith is well known to members of the University...
...engagements on the other side. The new tactics must be learned by our officers before they attempt to assist the originators of them. Tuesday afternoon is a date that ought to be saved by every member of the R. O. T. C. At that time, in Tremont Temple, Captain Beith will speak on "Modern Battlefield Tactics." Since the achievements of Captain Beith and his first-hand knowledge of trench customs are well known by Harvard men, there should be a general eagerness to hear his lecture. Seldom is it our privilege to have the intricacies of present day tactics explained...
...interview yesterday afternoon Captain Cordier made the following statement in regard to informal sports of this nature...