Word: interring
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Little Rock, Ark., has been appointed manager of the Freshman baseball team as the result of the eight weeks' competition which ended on Saturday. Arthur Webster Morse '23 of Boston was made assistant manager. Robert Emery Anderson, Jr., '23, of Newton Centre was appointed manager of the inter-class series. The following were made second assistant managers of the 1923 team: Aldo Rudolph Balsam '23 of Brooklyn, N. Y., and George Hopkins Johnson '23 of Madison, Wis. These appointments are subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and the Student Council...
With the adoption of inter-class baseball at Yale the question arises whether it is advisable to revive such games at the University. Before the war it was customary for the classes to compete regularly in football, baseball and crew for the championship title. Since the cessation of hostilities, however, crew alone has taken up this part of its schedule where it left off; and now it seems that the time for starting up class rivalry on the diamond has arrived...
...adoption of the inter-class series of races in crew last spring with the opportunity for the championship eight to meet a rival aggregation from New Haven added greatly to the interest in the sport among the men on the lower crews. The spirit inculcated at that time carried Fall rowing through to success and is now once more proving its value in bringing oarsmen out in larger numbers than ever before...
...same time keep up his interest in the sport by sunning himself on the bench as well as he could by actually playing on his class nine,--provided of course, that a certain amount of coaching is afforded the latter team. Thus the plan of holding an inter-class series is in itself worth while. Add to its natural virtues, however, the chance for a game with Yale's championship class team, and the idea needs no further recommendation...
Victory in all three places in the 50-yd. swim made Standish Hall the winner in the 1923 inter-dormitory swimming meet held on Saturday in the Big Tree Pool. R. H. Keegan of Smith Hall was the high point scorer of the meet, making a total of 18 points and G. E. Kunhardt of Standish was second with 14 points. The dive, won by R. H. Keegan was the most keenly contested event...