Word: gymnasium
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Twenty men came out for the first practice in bayonet fencing at the Randolph Gymnasium yesterday afternoon, and were drilled by Coach Leslabay in the guard, advance and retire, as well as front and rear passes, right and left step and point thrust...
...Freshman wrestling season will begin tomorrow afternoon when candidates for the 1921 team will report to Coach Sam Anderson in the Randolph Gymnasium at 4 o'clock. As no University wrestling team has been formed this year, and as the possibility of getting together even an informal team is very slight, wrestling interest this spring will centre upon the 1921 matter to whom Coach Anderson will be at Eherty to give an unusual amount of attention. At the meeting tomorrow a manager and a captain will be elected. A contest has already been arranged with Andover, at Andover, on March...
...have just completed the primary course in attacks, feints and parries, and are to begin fencing with wands in combat practice next week. More candidates are desired, however, and Coach Leslabay is very anxious to have a new group of 15 or more report to him at the Randolph Gymnasium during the coming week, in order that he may have 30 fully-trained instructors ready to take over the work with the R. O. T. C. in the spring term...
...complete bayonet squad of 14 men is now practising at the Randolph Gymnasium under the direction of Coach Leslabay. No more candidates will be taken into this group, but another squad will be formed provided enough men report for the work. Practice is held regularly on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons at 3 o'clock. All instruction is under the personal direction of Coach Leslabay, who, as a captain in the R. O. R. C., had full charge of the bayonet work in the University corps last summer...
Beginning in March, the R. O. T. C. will again take up bayonet work. The instruction now being given at the Randolph Gymnasium anticipates a part of the spring work of the regiment...