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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Work has already been begun on the new Ice Pavilion. The start on construction was delayed a little in order that the Cambridge Building Department could be thoroughly satisfied that the figures were correct as to the proposed seating capacity, the number of exists and the structural stability of the building with relation to the weight involved...
...scoring which has been done up to this time on the football field shows that the University has rolled up 179 points through 26 touchdowns, 20 goals from touchdowns and one field goal, while opponents of the Crimson have not scored. In all thirteen men amassed the total number of points for the University, of whom E. L. Casey Occ. stands first with 30 points to his credit. R. Horween Occ. follows with 26 points, made by three touchdowns, seven goals from touchdowns, and the only field goal made this year, succeeded by A. D. Hamilton '21, who scored four...
Yesterday evening the University Glee and Instrumental Clubs gave their annual dual concert with the Princeton musical clubs at Alexander Hall, Princeton, at 8 o'clock. The concert consisted of four songs by the Glee Club, five selections by the Instrumental Clubs, and an equal number of pieces by the Princeton musical clubs...
...clock this afternoon the University lacrosse team will open its season in a game with the Boston Lacrosse Club on Soldiers Field. This club is composed of former University lacrosse team men, and has among its number some of the foremost lacrosse men of the country. The somewhat inexperienced twelve will, it is expected, prove outclassed by the graduates. Coach Cochran will play for the visitors. Other of their stars include P. Gustafson, former Harvard star, and at present acknowleged one of the first four lacrosse experts of the country...
...fact is as that the CRIMSON states: League or no League, we must have a force adequate for self-protection. The League, we all hope, will do much to lessen the number of future wars; but it seems most irrational, to say the least, to advocate placing practically our entire reliance upon it as a means of defense...