Word: credited
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Each student entering the bank under the terms of the fellowship will pursue a course of study including among others the following subjects: banking, foreign exchange, commercial geography, foreign trade, credit, forms and documents, and foreign languages. In addition to these classes which are held before and after the regular banking hours, special lectures and interviews are arranged by the bank's educational department. Examinations are held at stated intervals to determine the progress made...
...forty-two annual intercollegiate track and field meets which have been held under the auspices of the I. C. A. A. A. A. since 1876, the University, with thirteen victories to its credit, has won more times than any other college. Yale is second with nine wins, Cornell and Pennsylvania tied for third with eight each, Columbia fifth with three, and Princeton, with only one victory, is the only other college to have won an intercollegiate meet...
...until the eighth inning when one run came in through an error in the field, while the Freshmen pounded Stevenson of Milton for sixteen safeties, including five doubles, three triples, and two home-runs. F. W. Crocker '22 with both home-runs and a two-base hit to his credit, led the Freshman attack...
...field at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Coach Shay will not make any changes in the line-up of his team, as they have come through the season without a defeat, and with victories over Watertown High, Cambridge Latin School, Groton, Dean, and M. I. T. 1922 to their credit, as well as a 4-4 tie with Andover. H. S. Russell '22, who held Cambridge Latin to two hits, has been selected to pitch today...
...University lacrosse team defeated Yale in the Yale Bowl Saturday 4-1. H. W. O'Neill '19 was the individual star of the match in goal getting, with three to his credit. An excellent exhibition of team play was presented by R. S. Strout '19, S. H. Stevens '19, G. P. MacElroy '19, and O'Neill...