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...that each year more Seniors will be drawn toward the Yard and that ultimately the Senior class as a body will live within its compass, just as in former days the whole College lived there. If the present policy of modernizing is continued in the remaining buildings certainly the largest barrier will have been removed...
That such was the case we believe is due in the largest measure to the work of Dr. Sexton. The game was no lucky victory. Heavy hitting combined with the cleanest sort of fielding only goes to prove that the coach has turned out a team which, through a gradual process of development, has come to play as a unit. Dr. Sexton has earned the respect and personal regard of every man on the squad. 'To say that Harvard as a whole congratulates him is needless...
...aviator winning first place and a medal for second place. The entries include: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cornell, Tufts, University of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Waltham Aeronautical Society, Volkmonn and Harvard. Places in the events will count as follows: first, 5; second, 3; third, 1. The club winning the largest number of points will win the meet and the large silver loving cup offered by the "Intercollegiate Magazine". The Williams Society has been forced to withdraw its entries on account of an accident to its glider...
...twenty-sixth annual Harvard interscholastic track meet will be held in the Stadium this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. First place will count five points, second three, and third one. Medals will be awarded to the winners of the first three places. The school winning the largest number of points will have the privilege of holding for one year the trophy cup offered by the Boston Athletic Association and Harvard graduates. Exeter Academy, which won the meet last year, is now holding the cup. A permanent trophy offered by the Harvard Athletic Association will be awarded to the winning team...
...twenty-sixth annual Harvard interscholastic track meet will be held in the Stadium tomorrow afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Twenty-three schools will be represented in the meet, which will be the largest interscholastic track meet that Harvard has ever held. In order to stimulate interest in the meet among the Boston schools, Mr. Garcelon has arranged for the printing of 2000 tickets which have been distributed gratis among the public schools of greater Boston...