Word: competitione
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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1) Amalgamation of British plantations to meet the world competition which must now be squarely faced; 2) Continued low prices of crude rubber; 3) Development of the system of co-operative buying among U. S. consumers which has proved effective in battering down rubber prices.*
Six consecutive days of tennis competition in matches at Pinehurst, N. C., and other southern cities will mark the spring trip of the University tennis team which starts today. Coach H. L. Cowles will take a squad of seven men.
An exhibition of drawings which were submitted last year in the competition for the Prix de Rome in Landscape Architecture, will be held in the Old Fogg Museum until Friday, April 20.
The competition for which these drawings were submitted, is one in which the graduates of the School of Landscape Architecture are eligible to compete. Two fellowships are awarded to the men submitting the best drawings.
The summary of the competition follows: Handball Standish 5 Smith 3 Gore 1 Wrestling Standish 5 Gore 3 McKinlock 1/2 Smith 1/2 Basketball McKinlock 5 Standish 3 Gore 1 Squash Standish 5 Gore 3 Smith 1 Track Smith 5 Standish 3 Gore 1 Numerals Gore 5 Standish 2 Smith 2