Word: developed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...plans just drawn up by the Executive Committee. The definite place will be decided upon later, but it will probably be at Madison Square Garden, where it was hold this year. The great success of the 1916 meet has encouraged the officials and they believe that these games will develop into athletic events of importance. They realize that there is room for improvement and are at work to bring it about...
...committee is sure that the indoor games will develop slowly but successfully and combine the interests of the athletes and spectators as well...
...Freshman team will furnish two stars in R. H. Kissel, captain, a clever forward, and R. R. Bishop, goal tender. Both these men have given evidence of being valuable first-string material. The rest of the team comprises players of only average ability, but men whom Coach Winsor can develop. This year's second team also had some consistent players who should develop into valuable men next year...
...interclass relay teams, which will run later in the afternoon. The winners of today's races will meet in the finals tomorrow to decide the championship. Last year the class of 1917 came in ahead, but this season all the teams appear quite evenly matched and the contests should develop into the leading feature of the meet. Ten men will run on each team, covering two laps apiece. The captain of the Senior team is W. J. Bingham '16, of the Junior team, W. Willcox, Jr., '17. J. Coggeshall '18 will lead the Sophomores and H. C. Flower...
...unsatisfactory and disheartening. And the proposal to abandon Freshman intercollegiate athletics entirely involves a revolutionary principle. Carried to its logical conclusion it would involve the abolition of all intercollegiate sports. As the system stands the incentive of a Freshman game with Yale is probably essential to the greatest competitive development of future University players. The idea of persuading our competitors to adopt with us the "Andover plan,"--whereby all would develop their teams through intramural games,--is more promising. But, in case they will not agree, the remaining alternative is to adapt the present system to interdormitory needs...