Word: lunches
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...only "what" to eat, but "how much" and "how often" are debated in athletic camps all over the country. A prominent football coach in Pennsylvania has come out with the statement that he has found his teams to have greater speed, and stamina when they cut out noon lunch. Christy Mathewson, the former "Big Six" of the New York "Giants", found in his own ease that he could pitch more effectively and "last" longer on two meals a day. In "reminiscing" recently he remarked that no man could be effective after eating any considerable amount and if two meals...
...feeling that the first year men would be in closer touch with schools and hence more fitted to entertain the teams when in Cambridge. Arrangements will be made so that men in the University who have friends on the visiting teams may eat with them in Smith Hall at lunch on the day the teams are in Cambridge. The Committee will attempt to have the school clubs assist as much as possible with their entertainment, and a special effort will be made to take care of the teams in the track, tennis, and crew interscholastic...
...April 21 the Club will be entertained at lunch in Pittsburg by the Harvard Club of that city. The concert on that evening will be in the Carnegie Music Hall...
...visiting squad of 12 men will arrive at 10.30 at the North Station and will lunch at the training tables in Smith Halls...
...Room of the Union, Admiral William Sowden Sims, LL.D. '19, will speak on "Naval Operations During the War and the Nature of Future Naval Warfare." He will be introduced by Professor J. L. Coolidge '95, who will act as chairman. At 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Admiral Sims will lunch at the Liberal Club, and before the address will be tendered a dinner by the Governing Board of the Union...