Word: light
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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More candidates for the University wrestling team are needed. Four of the five men on last year's team have graduated; Captain J. N. Brennan '15 being the only veteran on the squad. If a successful team is to be formed more light-weight material must be brought to light. A match with Yale has been scheduled, and others with Brown, Andover and Boston Y. M. C. A. have been arranged. All men in the University who care to try for the team are asked to report to Captain J. N. Brennan '15 at Hemenway Gymnasium Monday...
...wrestling team will be held in the Hemenway Gymnasium this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. Captain J. Brenan '15 and Coach Anderson will be on hand to outline the season's work. Matches have been arranged this year with Yale Brown Andover and the Boston Y. M. C. A, Light weights in particular are wanted...
...season football practice at Yale brought to light an abundance of exceptionally good material. Coach Hinkey had veteran backfield men and promising players from the previous year's freshman team from which to develop the attacking element of his offensive machine. The line seemed to demand the greater attention inasmuch as it had been seriously weakened by the loss through graduation of several of its veterans, but numerous substitutes and men from 1917 who were eligible for the first time gave every appearance of being able to keep the standard of the forward defence up to that which has existed...
...Present War in the Light of the Balkan War" will be the subject of an address by the Rev. D. N. Furnajieff of Sofia, Bulgaria, at a joint meeting of the International Polity Club and the Cosmos politan Club in Holyoke 7 this evening at 7.30 o'clock. All members of the University interested in the discussion of international relations are cordially invited to attend...
...Princeton University and is noted as a speaker on international problems. Basing his reasoning on close observation and personal experience, he is a convincing advocate of the larger application to social of the principles of justice and co-operation which now reign international relations. His address will throw new light not only upon some of the essential issues involved in the war, but upon the constructive measures which will be necessary to insure a more permanent peace in the future. Partisans and non partisans alike will derive great here from hearing tonight's speaker...