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...start immediately after this meeting. These competitions, are open to members of the Sophomore and Freshman classes, and are the last chance for the members of 1921 to compete for positions in these departments. Both competitions are unusually short, lasting only nine weeks instead of the usual twelve to fourteen...
...Fourteen pitcher candidates have reported and among them are several men who have had considerable experience on their school teams. C. B. Crockett, pitcher at St. Mark's for two years, W. B. Rice of Milton's 1918 baseball team, J. O. Pratt of St. George's, along with E. C. Lincoln, now playing hockey, will form the basis of a capable Freshman pitching staff. J. O. Scott of Worcester Academy has given every evidence of ability behind the bat. These men with S. S. Rogers, of Middlesex, and R. P. Parker of Hackley, form a nucleus for the receiving...
...Freshman football and hockey teams of the class of 1920 gave respectively twenty-four and fourteen men to the service. With one or two exceptions every man from the Class of 1921, who played on last year's Freshman teams, was in the service, many commissioned, but the majority still in officers' training camps. Seven men on the 1921 eleven were commissioned in the Army...
Chaplain Couve is a "Croix de Guerre" man. He served first in ambulance trains, then as chaplain with the 59th Division of Infantry. For fourteen years Chaplain Couve was a missionary in the French Congo. He is now Assistant Director of the Missionary Society of the Comite Protestant Francais and comes to this country to interpret to the United States the spirit of France and help foster cordiality between the two countries during the progress of Peace negotiations...
...After fourteen months of service which earned for him and his commission, the publicly expressed gratitude of the Italian King and Pope, Major Guy Lowell '92, director of the Department of Military Affairs of the American Red Cross in Italy, is back in Boston. He has been awarded the Medal of Valor, which is the Italian counterpart of the Distinguished Service Cross, and also the Italian Military Cross, a military medal awarded for distinguished work on the Italian front...