Word: expectant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Professor Wambaugh has been participating for a year in the work of the Boston Military Law Society, and is now conducting a course of lectures on military law at the Harvard Club. This group of lectures is chiefly adapted to the needs of those who expect to become judge-advocates, a branch of the service for which members of the University Unit are not eligible...
With Captain Overton, Farwell, Treadway, Braden, Davis and Nichols and a wealth of new material coming up from the 1919 squad, Yale has the best balanced and most formidable track team in a dozen years. In fact, the strength of the team is such that the Elis expect to defeat both Princeton and the University, and hope to win the intercollegiates. Overton and Farwell, the all-round stars of the team, are in record breaking form in the distance runs and the hurdles. In the last two big indoor meets, Overton has broken world's records in the mile...
...championships, which are open to all members of the University, are to be held in the Union Friday night immediately after the boxing tournament. In the wrestling championships there will be bouts in the 115, 125, 135, 145, 158, and 175-pound and in the heavyweight classes. Men who expect to enter this tournament are to see H. R. Caley '17 in Thayer 12 at once, or sign the entry book in the wrestling room at the Gymnasium. Preliminary bouts are to be run off at Hemenway Thursday afternoon beginning at 3 o'clock. Coach Anderson will referee...
...other points emphasized by the Union cannot be discussed here. Let this letter drive home one cardinal truth: that in a democracy, patriotism means thinking for the nation, quite as much as fighting for it; and unless the thinking takes place first, we may expect such consequences as the tragic European war exhibits. CECIL H. SMITH...
...preparation for the first Yale game by defeating the substitutes 3 to 1 in a short scrimmage in the Arena yesterday. The rink was shortened to the size of the New Haven Arena, which handicapped the men to a great extent and Coach Winsor stated that he did not expect brilliant playing for a day or two because they would have to change their game to meet the limitations of the smaller rink. He commended their excellent work against McGill, however, and seemed satisfied with the present situation...