Word: gone
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Several changes have been made in the University team's lineup since the Southern trip. Captain Potter has gone to shortstop, Gibson taking his place at second base. In the outfield Coon will play in place of Wigglesworth at centre field. Felton will probably start the game in the box, with Reeves on the receiving...
...annual spring Southern trip of the University baseball team will start this afternoon when the team takes the 3 o'clock train from the Back Bay Station for Philadelphia. The squad will be gone for one week, playing games with Johns Hopkins, in Baltimore, Md.; Catholic University and Georgetown, in Georgetown, D. C.; the Baltimore International League team, in Baltimore, Md.; Navy, in Annapolis, Md.; and Columbia, in New York. After the Columbia game on Friday the squad will disband...
...University fencing team, composed of M. M. Boyd '12, captain, H. H. Loomis '12, and G. B. Wilbur '12, has gone to New York City for the final bouts of the intercollegiate fencing tournament. They meet teams from Annapolis, Columbia, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, and West Point at the Hotel Astor last night and tonight. Coach Leslabay and J. A. McLaughlin '11, last year's captain, have accompanied the team. The meet is a round robin, each man fencing one four-minute bout with every opponent...
...first Freshman boat, Lothrop has been moved from stroke to 2, displacing Weatherhead, who has gone to 2 on the second crew. Pirnie, formerly stroke on the second crew, is now stroking the first. Parkman was advanced to 7 on the first crew, replacing Murray, who was moved to 5 in place of Trumbull...
...patient statistician has gone over the records of Harvard law school, making a similar division. He finds that in the last five classes, among those who are also graduates of the college, eighty-six had come from private schools and 133 from the public schools. Presumably this represents the contrasting school groups which figured in the earlier test. At all events, what is the conclusion from these figures? It appears that one boy in every six of the private school obtained an honor degree in the law school, whereas only one in thirteen of those who had prepared...