Word: mott
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...next speaker, Mr. Mott, emphasized the fact that Western impress on the East must be made through the young men of the countries in question. He gave many illustrations of the active support given the Christian Associations by army and other departmental officers, particularly in India. Forty-four men-four of them Harvard men--from the universities of Europe, the United States and Canada have charge of the establishment and conduct of Associations in India, China and Japan...
...political conditions in the Orient and the bearing upon them of the work done by the Young Men's Christian Associations of Japan, China and India. They will also point out the opportunities for service open to American college men of ability. Besides these addresses, John R. Mott, F. R. G. S., general secretary of the World's Student Christian Federation, will speak on the world movement which is being carried on in the same direction as the work in these three countries...
...excellent goal-keeping of Tucker. At the end of the regular halves the score was 2 to 2. In an extra five minutes of play to decide the tie, the Freshmen made their third goal. Harvard 1907. Stevens 1907. Tucker, g. g., Cowenhoven Beale, p. i.h., De Mott Marsters, c.p. o.h., McBurney Prizer, 1 d., 1 a., Scammell Kempner, 2 d. 2 a., Demarest MacAusland, 3d. 3 a., Hoys McKay, c. c., Bennett Ackerman, 3 a. 3 d., Poluheamns Robinson, 2 a. 2 d., Correa Stoddard, 1 a. 1 d., Hughes Hirsh, Dole, o.h. c.p., Turnbull Comey, i.h. p., Greene...
...Mott will preside, and the speakers will include Rev. G. A. J. Ross, of Cambridge, England, Rev. C. C. Hall, D.D., of the Union Theological Seminary, Mr. R. C. Spur, of New York City, and Rev. A. P. Stokes, Jr., Secretary of Yale University...
Next Saturday the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America will meet in New York at 8 P. M., at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The business to be transacted will be the election of officers and the selection of a new location for the Mott Haven games, Berkeley Oval having been turned into building lots. It is quite probable that Cambridge, now that the new stadium is being erected, will be the place selected. P. Dana '04 will represent Harvard at this meeting...