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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...this year's team, R. B. Frye '15, and E. W. Mahan '16 will be the main-stays in the box, and W. Willcox '17 will probably bear a good part of the burden. J. A. Gilman '16 is expected to report for the team and may be a useful twirler during the latter part of the season. J. B. Waterman '15 and R. Harte '17 are catchers of recognized ability. There will be great opportunity, however, for new men to show worth and it is hoped that the team may have the benefit of selecting the best men from...
Losing only three letter men from the 1914 baseball team and gaining a wealth of material from the present Sophomore class, Princeton has a good outlook for the coming baseball season. Weak hitting was the main fault with last year's team, but this should be remedied by the addition to the squad of several hard hitters from last spring's freshman nine...
...University gymnastic squad with give its first exhibition of the present season in the Cambridge Y. M. C. A. gymnasium this evening at 8 o'clock. Only four regulars will be in the exhibition, the remainder of the squad being composed in the main of 1918 men. Five events, the horizontal bar, parallel bars, side-horse, club-swinging and tumbling will be given...
...building was designed by Professor E. J. A. Duquesne and Professor H. L. Warren, and recent modifications have been designed and supervised by Professor W. S. Burke and Mr. Beard. The main contractor was Mr. Willicut, Ground was broken for the building a little over a year ago, and since then the work has been pushed as much as possible in order to have it ready for use this spring...
...grouped the objections to the cause as coming from two main sources: the primary and greatest emanating from man's confident, although unfair belief, that women can never become competent voters, and therefore would be a detriment to good government; the second and less worthy objection being the fear possessed by a majority of men that women would venture beyond their sphere of duties...