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...things had come to such a pass that long hitters like Bobby Jones and Horton Smith never had a chance to play a brassie shot. The bigger lighter ball adopted by the U. S. G. A. (1.68 in. diameter, 1.55 oz.) is about the same as the Spalding "black domino" of a decade ago. It was designed to take yardage away from long hitters and put a premium on accuracy in the wind. To mediocre players and duffers-who constitute the vast golfing public and really support the game- it was promised that the new ball would "sit up" better...
...program for the concert follows: Harvard Hymn Paine Cantate Domino Hassler Agnus Del Soloist, W. C. Atwater Faure Les Auges daus Noa Campagues Old French Der Gang aus Liebschen Brahms Salamaleikum Soloist, D. E. Terrill 21. Cornelius Chorus from "The Gondoliers" Sullivan
Following a short program by the Glee Club all members of the University will be asked to join in singing a group of college songs. 1. a. Christmas Song Holst b. O Sacrum Convivium Viadana c. Cantate Domino Hasler d. Eece Jam Noctis Chadwick 2. a. Choeur des Chameliers Franck b. Salamaleikum Cornelius J. H. De Nike '28, soloist c. Around us Hear the Songs of Even Dvorak d. The Boys of '87 De Nike, soloist Spalding 3. From Folk Songs a. Gently Johnny b. Mon Pere a Fair Baur Maison c. La-bas, sur ces Montagnes C. D. Duhig...
...clock, 120 members of the club will sing the following program at the Young People's Concert in Symphony Hall: Christmas Song Holst Le Miracle de Saint Nicholas French Folk Song Les Anges dans nos Campagnes French Folk Song Two Choruses from "Requiem" Faure Agnus Dei In Paradisum Cantate Domino Hasler O Sacrum Convivium Viadana Wassail Song English Folk Song Gently Johnny English Folk Song The Nightingale Weelkes The Campbells are Coming Scottish Folk Song La-Bas, Sur ces Montagnes French Canadian Folk Song Choruses from "The Yeomen of the Guard" Sullivan
National Geographic Society (TIME, June 29 et seq.), ordered his two ships on up the Labrador Coast. A stop was made at Domino to take on sealskin boots. Bucking a head wind into Hopedale Harbor, MacMillan learned that the ice had gone out of there only four days before; yet the next day, the wind falling, ravenous clouds of mosquitoes filled the sultry air and fattened on the white men as they fished for trout and salmon, shot seals, took pictures, exhibited their two Navy seaplanes and their radio apparatus to curious Eskimos, visited with the Rev. W. W. Ferret...