Word: firing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...season next year have been materially brightened by the news that the Boston Arena is to be rebuilt and opened next winter as an ice skating rink. The Arena office gave out a statement yesterday to the effect that work had already commenced and that the wreckage from the fire which destroyed the building last winter has been practically all cleared away. The use of the Arena will free the team from the constant handicap of bad weather such as was experienced during the past season. Details as to construction have not as yet been given...
...Haughton regime. Haughton was prevented by business reasons from coaching until two weeks before the Princeton game. The University was greatly weakened by the loss of Captain Gilman, and was beaten 6-8 by Yale in a very close game. This was the first defeat by Yale in fire years, and worked the close of Haughton's very successful career of five victories, two ties and two defeats
...Battery A. They were not less spirited than their senior officers. A good example is Captain H. Frothingham, commander of Co. F, 104th Infantry. An old football player, he used to go into battle as if he were going into a Yale game. For gallant conduct while under fire, he was promoted to a captaincy. He would have made a success in any army, and there were many other Harvard men just like...
Members of the three upper classes who have had experience in the field artillery, may elect course C. This will consist of work with smoke bombs, sub-calibre fire, use of range tables, the study of the atmospheric effects on the trajectory, principles governing the conduct of fire, and the solution of problems involving a battery...