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...elections of six members to the Lampoon Board were announced last night by Francis D. More '35, president of the Lampoon. Men elected to the literary board were: Judson Bemis '36, of Chestinut Hill; William Mather Lamont '36, of Aberdeen, South Dakota; David Britton Little '35, of Concord; an Leonard Butler Wheildon '36, of Framingham. Winthrop Howard Lee '36, of Concord and Arthur Perry, Jr. '36, of Dover were elected to the business board...
...Juniors elected were Herman Gundlach, Jr., of Houghton, Michigan, who received the greatest number of votes, 169; E. Francis Bowditch of Concord, 166; Thomas Harrison Hunter of Cambridge, 141; Thomas Ferguson Locke of Boston, 124; Arthur Stanwood Pier, Jr. of Concord, New Hampshire, 115; and Arthur Wingate Todd of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, 115. The Sophomores chosen were Robert Smith Playfair of West Roxbury, who received 223 votes; Shaun Kelly, Jr. of Richmond 211, and Braman Gibbs of Hudson...
Hitting high, wide, and handsome, the Freshman nine walloped the Middlesex team at Concord yesterday afternoon by a score of 16-4. Captain Frank Owen was batting for an average of 750, and Charles Kesslor, substitute for George Blackwood at catcher, made a record of three hits out of three times at bat in his first regular game of the season...
George Blackwood will be out of the lineup when the Freshman nine meets Middlesex at Concord this afternoon. He was injured in practice yesterday when a ball was thrown in from the outfield which bounced into his face and knocked out several teeth. Blackwood has been catching regularly all the season, and his loss will be felt in bucking the Middlesex team this afternoon...
...classes; and a great number of Freshmen who have not had the good fortune of a codfish origin will wonder why there are no classes. Some few of these will have heard of Patriot's Day something as they have heard of Bastille Day; but to others the Lexington-Concord commemoration will be a complete novelty in the way of vacation alibis. To all, whether they admit it or not, the holiday will constitute a nuisance and an undesirable distraction...