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...records which were kept by the writers of the cases which came under their observation and treatment. These records were kept only in cases of injuries of great or moderate severity, practically all of which were sufficient to keep men out of the play for a greater or less length of time. No clinical record was kept, however, of the infinity of minor injuries which constantly came under observation, such as abrasions, scratches, minor contusions. (3) The answers received to a circular letter which was sent, after the close of the season, to every one who had been...
...essays must be typewritten and not less than 6.00 or more than 12.000 words in length. They must be in the hands of the judges not later than June 1, 1906. The prize essays, which are to become the property of the trustees, will be published, and circulated in the United States as widely as the fund at the disposal of the trustees will permit. The prizes will be paid immediately upon the announcement of the award of the judges. Essays, not awarded prizes, will be returned upon request with postage enclosed...
This is the third year the races have been held on the Travers Island course, which is six miles in length and laid out like the English cross country courses...
...Junior trial in Room 6 of the Union at the same time. The question for debate will be: "Resolved, That if it were possible, a reasonable property qualification in the exercise of the municipal franchise in the United States would be desirable." The speeches will be ten minutes in length. Six men will be chosen from each class to form first and second teams...
Matthews and Thayer both held their positions at the head of the division, although Matthews was constantly in danger from the other boat. Perkins failed to show the good form of the preceding day and, when finally overtaken by Fairfax, was fully six lengths behind the next crews. When the judge's pistol, signalling the bump, was fired, the Perkins crew inexcusably disregarded the signal and continued rowing. Weld soon overtook them and thinking they had made a bump, stopped. Grays was thus deprived of the possibility of a bump, but finished in good form with Russell a length behind...