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...fall has not been announced. Opinions differ widely on the number of games which can be safely sacrificed on this schedule, but some reduction can and should be made here. Two schedules which have caused considerable trouble have been practically eliminated. Hereafter the golf team and the tennis team must hold their intercollegiate championships before College opens in the fall instead of the first week of the term as formerly. This is a big improvement and causes a large reduction in the absences from Cambridge...
Owing to lack of ice, no scrub hockey games were played yesterday, but teams in the first round, as listed in yesterday's CRIMSON, will play today weather permitting. A complete list of the members of both teams must be sent to the manager of the University hockey team at the Athletic Office after each game. A schedule of all games in the series has been posted in the CRIMSON office, and the scores of every game must be recorded on the list the same day the game is played...
Applications for tickets to the Harvard-Princeton hockey game at the St. Nicholas Rink, next Saturday evening, must be received in the office of the Athletic Association before 6 o'clock tomorrow evening. The price of tickets is $2.50 and $2.00, and all applications must be accompanied by the remittance...
...examinations begin at 9.15 A. M., and must not extend beyond three hours...
Games in the first round of the scrub hockey tournament will be played today, provided there is ice on any of the nearby ponds. Managers must arrange for the place, time, and officials for each game. A complete list of the members of all teams must be sent to the manager of the University hockey team at the Athletic Office after every game. The winners of today's round will play tomorrow, and the winners on that day will play Wednesday. The final game to decide the possession of the cups offered by the University hockey management will be played...