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Starting in the fall of their Sophomore year, these 25 take turns at managing all the Dartmouth teams. In the fall, for instance, after a week's work on the gridiron, a candidate will aid the cross-country manager for a week, and then move over to the soccer field for seven days before again reporting to the football management...
...fact--perhaps not generally known by those who charge us with lack of courtesy--that, with the exception of two of the Yale songs, none of the songs of those colleges which are our opponents on the gridiron are available at any price in band arrangement, and in some cases even vocal or piano copies are not to be obtained with ease. On the other hand such Harvard songs as "Our Director" and "Veritas" are standard marches and can be purchased at any time in band arrangement, and In some cases even vocal or piano copies...
Exercises dedicating the new stadium will be held directly before the start of the game many notables, including His Excellency the governor of Rhode Island, and the Mayor of Providence, will be present at the formal opening of the new gridiron...
...prelude to the gridiron clash with Dartmouth tomorrow, both the cross-country and soccer teams will face the Hanover invaders here this afternoon at 4 o'clock...
...Edmonds evidently thinks that intersectional games advance professionalism, I should like to refute his argument by pointing out the fact that A. A. Stagg, for 34 years coach at the University of Chicago, and one of professional football's bitterest foes, is one of the strongest supporters of intersectional gridiron struggles. Professor Stagg has been in football long enough to know what harms and does not harm the sport. If he believed that intersectional games were the cause of professionalism, he would not permit Chicago to meet Eastern teams. Yet the Maroons are scheduled to clash with both Dartmouth...