Word: insignia
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Prospects for a strong team are very bright, notwithstanding the fact that six men who won their insignia last year have been lost by graduation. The building of a forward line will present the most difficult problem for the coaches. A. F. Sortwell '14, who was chosen left wing on the all-collegiate hockey team last year, will probably again play that position on the University team, and F. H. Palmer '13, who played in a majority of the games last season, will be a strong candidate for the other wing position. S. T. Hopkins '14, who was ineligible last...
...accordance with the decision of the Student Council and the Athletic Committee, the following members of the Junior class tennis team, which recently won the interclass championship, have been awarded the class tennis insignia: J. J. Armstrong, of St. Paul, Minn.; J. C. Devereux, of Utica, N. Y.; E. R. Hastings, Jr., of Milton; G. B. Kayser, of Boston; H. A. Lawton, of Quincy; O. Williams of Milton; and E. H. Woods, of West Newton. This is the first year that such recognition has been given the interclass champions...
...first seven men to finish will place'. No insignia, however, will be awarded in connection with the event...
...Tennis insignia were awarded to the members of the Intercollegiate team as follows: E. H. Whitney '14, of Brookline; W. M. Washburn '15, of New York, N. Y.; J. C. Devereux '14, of Utica, N. Y.; Q. A. S. McKean '13, of Penllyn...
...nearly equal to that in the eight-oared race, and it seems manifestly unfair that the awarding of the "H" depend entirely upon the chance of being able to row a little faster that Yale over a two-mile course. It seems as if the awarding of crew insignia should be on the same basis as in football and baseball, and if a man is worthy of representing the University, he should receive the "H" whether the crew wins or loses...