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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Freshmen are reminded that the second installment of their Gymnasium pledges comes due today, and should be paid at once. A number of men have not yet paid the first half of their pledges, and this should be paid at the same time, if possible. It is imperative that the sum pledged be paid in immediately, as the Committee wishes to be able to turn over this entire sum to the Graduate Committee this spring. Notices will soon be mailed to all Freshmen who have pledged money, but it is not necessary for them to wait for this before paying...
...remedy for existing conditions, Senator Hollis offers the following suggestions firstly, to decline all gifts to the University; secondly, to have all buildings paid for by alumni, no alumnus to subscribe more than a certain amount; third, to increase the cost of tuition, fourth, to have the living conditions of all students simple and uniform; fifth to have military drill; sixth, to make high scholarship requisite to the bolding of student officers; and seventh, to introduce more vital subjects into the curriculum...
...7finer points of pitching. The men have had opportunity to work with real batters in place of the "dummies" which were used for so many weeks. In addition, they have been drilled in the art of throwing to the bases. A great deal of attention has been paid to this, Coach Sexton endeavoring to correct any movement of the pitcher which might betray the direction of his throw. The catchers also have received much attention...
...each division, without interference from the others. The fielding work has been only of the primary sort, for the size of the Cage and nature of the ground does not permit the hitting of hard grounders. In addition to the batting and fielding practice, some attention has been paid to sliding...
After warming up, the remainder of the time was devoted to batting and fielding practice. The pitchers had their first work with real batters, the dummies being discarded. Coach Sexton and Captain D. J. P. Wingate '14 paid particular attention to the batting form of the candidates...