Word: fradd
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...players are to be J. A. Dover and J. R. Keefe, two instructors from the Badminton Health Club of Boston, an organization which has materially furthered the progress of the game at Harvard, both by lending the University two complete badminton sets, and by actively cooperating with N. W. Fradd, physical director of the New Indoor Athletic Building, in his endeavors to introduce badminton to students...
...announced yesterday by N. W. Fradd, Instructor in Corrective Athletics, that two temporary Badminton courts had been laid out in the Freshman Athletic Building. These courts may be used by any member of the University, and rackets, birds, and nets may be had by applying to the janitor. Badminton, which is played by thousands of people in England and Canada, is an innovation at Harvard. It is hoped that experienced players will come out for the sport, and that any inexperienced men interested will learn the game. Ample instruction will be provided. If the experiment is successful and interest warrants...
...class that has been meeting on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 4 o'clock to train for swimming has been converted into a body building class, it was announced by N. W. Fradd, instructor in physical education...
...undergraduates may attend the class in the special exercise room of the new Indoor Athletic Building. The work, lead by Fradd, consists of heavy trunk-developing work on the mats and exercises on the stall bars...
Opening of the indoor sports season at the Indoor Athletic Building has been scheduled for today, according to Director N. W. Fradd. Freshmen, in particular, have this opportunity to change their required exercise from tennis, soccer, lacrosse and other outdoor sports, to boxing, fencing, swimming, calisthenics, basketball, or westling...