Word: galt
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Galt, secretary of the Princeton Self-Help Bureau, reports that the system inaugurated last September is thoroughly satisfactory. The students working in the Commons take real pride in doing their work well and the system of fines is not essential to insure punctuality. The men who board at the Commons are satisfied and approve of the system. The employment of additional students offsets the greater efficiency of professional waiters, and does not retard the service or increase running expenses. The students doing the work report that they become better acquainted with their classmates than they could by any other means...
...Kirkpatrick for the other position. Kirkpatrick showed great promise in his work on the 1919 team. Captain-elect Black, who was one of the most powerful guards on any team this year, will continue at his old position. Two good men for the other guard have been found in Galt and Zenner of the 1919 eleven, and although C. Sheldon may be shifted from tackle to guard, the chances are that one of the two will find J. Sheldon's place. McGrath is another possible candidate...
This plan was found to be very successful last year, due in large measure to the saving of time. All those who desire such service should communicate with George McF. Galt, secretary of the Bureau of Student Self-Help, 48 Mercer street, Princeton, N. J., enclosing the money for the number of meals desired. The address of the places where their meals will be ready will then be mailed to these...
...nucleus about which the forward defence had to be constructed. At this time the backfield had every indication of being strong, fast and powerful, with individual stars aiding it particularly. Hughitt, at quarter, was the best man who had ever filled this position in the football history of Michigan. Galt, Catlett, Splawn and Maulbetsch were struggling for positions in a backfield combination which was to be the mainstay of the eleven's chances. Splawn showed decided ability in drop-kicking; Galt and Catlett were fast and clever dodgers; Maulbetsch's line plunging was a revelation, and Hughitt had the judgment...
...first blow to the team came when the physicians decided that it would be impossible for Galt, the veteran runningmate of Craig, to play this season. He had been on the injured list since the first week of practice, but the coaches had still hoped that he might be in condition to play in the later games of the season...