Word: goetz
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...members of the tentative University polo team will leave on Monday for Norwich University, Northfield, Vermont, to be coached by Colonel Tompkins, commandant, and Colonel Edwards, the polo coach. Major R. C. F. Goetz may accompany the team which will probably hold several informal games with the Norwich teams...
...Major Goetz, who is in charge of the temporary teams, has tentatively accepted the invitation to enter the University in the polo Intercollegiates at Brooklyn in May. The R. O. T. C. at the University recently acquired 21 polo ponies, which will be used by the temporary teams...
Major R. C. F. Goetz took the advanced riding class, consisting of Juniors and Seniors, at 3.15. The first day's work consisted of training the 26 new horses...
...range, which the team management has constructed with the assistance of Major R. C. F. Goetz, Range Officer of the Rifle Club, has been completed except for a few minor details of construction, and is now ready for use. Its length is the regulation 50 feet, and it contains four butts with targets operated by motor power. Because of the excellent facilities for practice offered this year for the first time, the management expects a record squad to report at the meeting tonight...
...last night, the Field Artillery Club adopted a constitution and elected the following officers: President, Richard Ammi Cutter '22, of Salem; vice-president, Lyle Roland Ring '22, of Cambridge; and secretary-treaurer, Donald Burnham MacCollem '23, of Brookline. The Executive Committee consists of the following: Major R. C. F. Goetz, Honorary President: Major E. P. Parker, H. W. Hardy '22, J. P. Merrill '23, T. E. Armstrong '24, and W. G. Thomas...