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...suburb of Brookline has twice as many "H" men in the University as the whole of the United States west of the Alleghanies. Of the 51 men in College who have gained their letter in one of the five major sports, the State of Massachusetts is represented by 38, or nearly 80 percent. These are two noteworthy facts revealed through statistics compiled by the CRIMSON to discover the geographical distribution of University athletes...
Crew, perhaps, offers the best illustration for these figures. Of the five men in College who have been awarded an emblem in this sport, everyone hails from Massachusetts. Track, on the other hand, is the most representative of the major sports, since two out of five, or 40 percent of its letter men, come from outside this state. In baseball, three out of nine "H" men, 33 percent, are not from Massachusetts. In football, the percentage is 30, and in hockey...
Troop B, of the Massachusetts National Guard, Cavalry, has announced 20 vacancies which must be filled immediately. This troop is to form a part of the complete New England Cavalry Regiment under Major T. A. Roberts, Cavalry, U. S. A. Many University men are at present connected with the organization, and an attempt is being made to secure more. Those interested will find a non-commissioned officer at the Troop B quarters of the Commonwealth Armory...
...Major E. M. Briggs is assigned to the 3rd Battalion, vice Munro, resigned, and George Blake as Battalion Adjutant, 3rd Battalion, vice Perry, resigned. C. CORDIER. Captain, U. S. Army, Commandant. June...
...Battalion, under command of Major E. M. Briggs, R.O.T.C., will march to the Wakefield target range Monday, June 18, for a week's target practice...