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...indeed a proud statement for the CRIMSON to make that New England has not witnessed a lynching for 22 years, but Omaha had not seen one either for a similar period. Also, New England, fortunately, has no real "negro problem" with which to deal. Sol A. Rosenblatt...
...last night Boston had tied New York's sum for $825,000 in the list of subscriptions received throughout the country in the Endowment drive. The Endowment Fund Committee was very much gratified at this result. A striking feature of the campaign is that many people, public-spirited men and women, who have never been to Harvard, are contributing large sums, amounting sometimes to as high...
Table of Results. The results compiled yesterday are as follows: Greater Boston, $825,000 Greater New York, 825,000 Delaware, 98,000 District of Columbia, 32,500 Illinois, 55,350 Louisiana, 4,010 Maryland, 1,000 Berkshire County, Mass., 10,000 Worcester, Mass., 10,500 Michigan, 30,000 Eastern Pennslyvania 11,185 Scattering, 36,000 Grand Total...
...great objection raised against creating new major sports is the subsequent cheapening of the value of an "H." But a tennis team consists ordinarily of six players, almost never more than this number. Six more letter wearers out of two thousand is not many. As against the advantages obtained by so raising the dignity of tennis, this principle criticism appears weak...
Lovers of the amateur spirit in athletics will regard with dismay the announcement of the proposed formation in New York city of a professional football team whose ranks are to be recruited from former college stars. The reports of the organization of this team, engineered largely by Charley Brickley, the former Harvard football captain, state that already many noted college athletes have joind the new team to be called the New York Giants, and that games with a number of the professional teams already formed throughout the country are to be part of the season's program...