Word: lied
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...mile run was easily the best distance event of the day. During the first six laps, the race seemed to lie between R. St.B. Boyd '14, F. H. Blackman '14, and C. E. Clark and D. F. Frost of Yale. These four, alternating in the lead, raced within five yards of each other for 1 3-4 miles. Coming into the last quarter, Clark opened up a lead which he held down the back stretch. Boyd, however, had run his race with admirable judgment, and finally exhibited a wonderful sprint which left Clark 10 yards in the rear. Boyd...
...greatest strength of the University team seems to lie in the distance runs, the high-jump, and in the pole-vault. Yale is strongest in the half-mile and in the low hurdles. The new arrangement in the Intercollegiates, whereby five instead of four places will count makes it impossible to predict the team's showing under the rule, but taking everything into consideration it appears probable that the team will rank very well this year...
...most important question to be decided is the location of the Intercollegiate track games to be held May 29 and 30. The choice is thought to lie between Harvard, Pennsylvania and Syracuse. The latter, however, will probably not get the games for a few years. Although the Stadium was the scene of the I. C. A. A. A. A. games last year, the general approval of the management of the meet and the facilities here, may succeed in convincing the committee that the meet should be held here for the second consecutive time. Pennsylvania, however, is well located...
...opportunity for members of the University to enter the field of social service will be offered this week. L. B. Mann '15, of Phillips Brooks House, will be at the head of a squad of volunteer workers, whose field of activity will lie in the Cambridgepont district. The work will consist of taking charge of various boys clubs, and can be made congenial because of the varied aims of these clubs. Some are social, others athletic, literary, or industrial. The volunteers will be expected to supervise at least one club meeting a week. The first party will be formed this...
...board, three or four of which will be filled in the competition beginning tonight. Work for this consists of securing news about the University, and gives an invaluable acquaintance with all the various activities and their leaders. To men who make the board, the administrative positions of the paper lie open, and in them an invaluable experience in the handling of news and men. As these positions are not open to men taken on for editorial writing, all interested in the administrative and more practical side of journalism are urged to come out in the news competition. Lack of previous...