Word: hands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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However, captain E. A. Teschner '17 and W. Moore '18 will be on hand next year to help out in the sprints; W. Wilcox, Jr., '17 should star in the quartermile run and H. Minot '17 will be a valuable man in the hurdles and middle-distances. In the mile and two-mile runs R. D. Campbell '17, R. H. Davison '17, J. Coggeshall, Jr., '18, and G. A. King '18 will be the best men representing the University. C. S. Babbitt '18 and H. Davis '18 will perform next year in the pole-vault and broad-jump respectively...
...University, Whitney, who pitched a no-hit, no-run game a year ago, is the logical choice. However, his hand, injured in practice last week, is still sore and may prevent his taking his turn in the box. In that case Garritt will probably be sent in to pitch...
...those who would not have our nation prepared to meet the demands of war hold an ideal which refuses sanction to such qualities as the regiment has developed in Harvard men what is their ideal worth? Can it foster anything else but Inertia? The regiment, on the other hand, was the embodiment of ideals linked with real forces. It showed that it had begun to effect that co-ordination of moral with physical might which has won all the world's battles, whether in war or in peace. It defied the degeneracy of inertia. When the regiment marched in Saturday...
Naval Cruise. At least one of the Preparedness Week Committee will be on hand of the Rendezvous at any hour in the day, and will be glad to give information on camps or cruise to anyone interested. Regimental Headquarters, Weld 3, will also receive camp enlistments as in the past, and members of the Preparedness Week Committee, whose names were in last Thursday's CRIMSON, will be glad to supply enrollment blanks on request...
...centers for the soldiers are now a military necessity," declared Mr. Edward Clark Carter '00, in the Trophy Room of the Union last night. "When we first applied for permission to accompany the Indian troops to Flanders, we were firmly refused. However, we went to Bombay to be on hand when the transports were sailing. A division of troops, who had been flooded out of their regular quarters, had sought temporary shelter in a dock shed in most unsanitary, immoral conditions. The men were getting sick. The commandant wired headquarters for advice. Back came the laconic message: "Consult...