Word: fasts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Davis '20 who captured three places out of the five meets in which he was entered in the plunge, will also be back, and should develop well. N. R. Knox '21, a steady performer in the dive, will return, and in addition, P. Johnson '21, a fast man in the dashes, and P. K. Thomas '22, another plunger, both of whom were ineligible this year, should greatly strengthen the team. From the 1923 team, Captain R. F. Thayer, W. J. Wyman, A. D. Knox, J. W. Friedlander, and J. Wilder, are the most promising candidates...
Preparations for the Freshman Jubilee, which is to be held on June 2, are now making fast progress and a tentative schedule for the day's events has been given out The list of ushers for the dance has been announced as follows: Head Ushers--V. Chapin and R. G. Hooker, Jr.; Ushers--C. C. Buell, Q. S. Cabot, M. Duane, F. Fiske, C. H. Hawes, J. T. Lanman, J. Larocque, C. C. Lee, H. S. Morgan, B. DeL Nash, E. Perkins, H. L. Pratt, J. R. Reynolds, D. F. Thayer, J. G. Winchester...
After two postponements the University nine will finally open its spring baseball season this afternoon at 4 o'clock when it meets the fast New Hampshire State College team on Soldiers Field. After nearly two months of practice, Coach Slattery is welcoming this opportunity to test the mettle of his team before they leave on their invasion of the South tomorrow. The game today will be particularly helpful to the team in that the New Hampshire pitcher, Sherwood, who gained a considerable reputation in scholastic baseball, circles, is a left hander, with speed and control. Hitherto the Crimson batsmen have...
...game yesterday was fast and hard fought, with the Business School determined to wipe out its previous defeat at the hands of the Informals. E. J. Martin 1 G.B. and J. K. Hollinger 1 G.B. were the chief scorers for the Business School...
...University fencing team will engage Yale at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the Hemenway Gymnasium. All of the bouts should be fast the closely contested with little if any apparent advantage on either side, if comparative scores are any proof. Throughout the season both teams have shown a marked similitude; each winning from the same colleges and losing to the same colleges and losing to the same colleges with approximately the same scores in the respective meets. The one exception to this, Harvard's 6-3 win over Pennsylvania, to whom Yale lost 4-5 makes the University...