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...Freshman swimming team will swim Boston English High School in the Curtis Hall tank this afternoon at 3 o'clock. With steady practice since its win over Rindge High School last week, the Freshman team has developed an especially good relay as well as dash and distance men, such as Captain Jackson, Swayze, Hubbard, and Leonard...
...championship Cornell track squad, with an abundance of good material on hand, has started its campaign to capture the 1916 intercollegiate honors. The chief objects in view at present are the relay games of the B. A. A. on February 5, one or two other meets, and the big indoor carnival to be held by the I. C. A. A. A. A. in New York on March 4; but Coach Moakley has begun the process of sorting out his best men for the various events to be contested in the championship games next spring...
...points which Cornell totalled in the meet last spring, men who scored 38 of them are back at college and eligible to compete. In addition to this group there are a number of men from last year's squad who are likely to improve,--Van Winkle, a good, sprinter, who was not available last year; Kelley, also ineligible, and several strong men from the freshman team of a year ago. The point-winners lost to the squad include Ingersoll, third in the 100-yard dash; Speiden, second in the half-mile; McCutcheon, second in the hammer-throw and third...
Cornell has a number of likely looking sprinters and quarter-milers working for the shorter relay. Besides Kelley and Van Winkle, Coach Moakley will use Bartsch, who scored in two dual meets a year ago; Lewis, a good 220 man and quarter-miler; Crim, another 440 runner, and Priester. From the 1918 team, Hickman and Shelton are good sprinters. With Starr, Gubb and Lukens out again for the hurdles, and with good second-string material in Millard, Lyford and Acheson, as well as Lasser and Watt, sophomores, Cornell should be stronger than ever in these events...
...than do now, if it wasn't for the fact that it is increly a chance, if they find the current issues of the magazines on file. The Union by continuing to have a carelessly kept Reading Room is only doing itself harm, and no one any good. The number and selection of the different periodicals are excellent, and with a little more daily care the Reading Room could be a drawing card for the Union. D. R. CHROW...