Word: finality
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Miller has been given permission by Lawson Robertson, of the University of Pennsylvania, head coach of the Olympic team, to enter the final tryouts to be held in the stadium on July 6 and 7 without qualifying in previous meets. This privilege has been granted him because preparations for his Law School examinations have prevented him from getting in a needed amount of practice on the cinder track. In the few sprints that he has taken in the Stadium this spring, Miller has shown good form and has been comparatively consistent in equaling and breaking ten seconds...
...Luttman '29, is another member of this year's University team who may enter the Melrose meet. Since all who placed in the Intercollegiates, however, are entitled to enter the final Olympic trials without running in any previous meets, the Crimson miler and Intercollegiate champion, may be on hand at the Stadium the first week in July even though he does not run this weekend...
...Final compilation of points scored by the Freshman dormitories in the annual spring sports competition gives the championship to Gore Hall, with a total of 28 points. Smith Halls, winner of the title last spring, took second honors with 20, McKinlock came third with 14, and Standish last with 10 tallies...
...value of these transatlantic excursions is rather less widely accepted now than at the time of their introduction, for, like so many of the lofty ideas accepted without question under the stress of circumstances, they have been viewed askance of late by the new philosophers of pessimism. Whatever the final verdict, there is one serious lack in the awards instituted shortly after the war, that is being to some extent replaced. The concession to the spirit of 1918 in omitting the countries recently enemies of the United States needs no longer to be made, and the number of American students...
...final Purple tally came with two down in the fifth. Savage walked and stole second and third. Shevlin also walked, and on an attempted double steal W. W. Lord '28 pegged to third, where the ball was lost by Nugent and Savage scored...