Word: fall
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fall competition is unusually short, lasting only until December. It offers invaluable managing experience, however, and enables the candidate to become acquainted with the coaches and men with whom he will have to work next spring. In this competition three men are chosen to manage the dormitory crews...
...Regular fall rowing practice for the University crew squad will not commence until next Wednesday afternoon, at which time all upperclassmen will report at the Newell Boat House with uniforms...
...plan this fall, and it will be similar in the winter and spring, is as follows. Each dormitory, Standish, Gore, and Smith Halls, will have one or more teams in each one of the following sports: football, soccer, rowing, cross-country, track, baseball, handball, tennis, lacrosse. All men who wish to compete for one of these teams must report at once to the Freshman squad in his particular sport. Later in the season the men not making the Freshman team will be formed into respective dormitory teams. There will be first, second, and third teams, depending on the number...
...several of the new men who already begin to show promise, the prospects of a winning team are becoming more definite. It is still essential that a large additional number of men report, especially for the Freshman squad, if a series of victories is to be won this fall. Only 18 men reported yesterday, when 70 were needed. Freshmen reporting for cross-country are excused from compulsory physical training and in addition are given an opportunity to win their numerals in the Yale meet...
...majority of the students entering Columbia this fall elected the new psychological tests for admission rather than the former system of taking written examinations. The tests, devised by Professor E. L. Thorndyke, formerly in charge of the psychological and mental tests in the United States Army, are composed of a series of thirty sets...