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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...detected in removing money from a locker in the Gymnasium and placed under arrest. In the Cambridge court yesterday morning he was held for his appearance next Saturday. It is thought that this capture will put a stop to the series of minor robberies which have occured during the past month at the Gymnasium...
During the past week officers have been elected for the three branches of spring athletics, baseball, track and crew, at mass meetings of the University. J. S. Ellsworth '05 was elected president and manager of the baseball association, with W. McLanahan '05S. as vice-president and S. Turner '06 as assistant manager. In the crew elections H. A. Raymond '05 was chosen president, R. C. Morse, Jr., '05S. vice-president, and W. S. Moorhead '06 secretary. The track association presidency went to W. N. Stillman '05, while R. P. Kinney '05 was elected vice-president and M. B. Sands...
...University the size of Harvard the four major sports cannot furnish a large enough field for a fair proportion of the men anxious to take part in some form of regularly organized sport. Hockey, lacrosse, and cricket are all fine games in themselves, and have in the past furnished a great deal of good sport and exercise for those taking part in them. There has been in recent years a steady increase in the undergraduate interest in these sports, not only in Harvard, but in other colleges, and probably if encouraged for a time they will eventually be able...
...past few years the Athletic Association has had an annual surplus of about $25,000. If this surplus continues, as it may reasonably be expected to, the Stadium debt can be paid in three years; after that, Soldiers Field can be very rapidly improved from the surplus of the next few years. The time is not many years off when the Association will again have money to invest if the surplus continues to accrue. Some contingency like the sudden decline of football might take away the athletic profits. But football seems in no immediate danger of collapse. If it should...
...protest on the part of the Harvard captain, and, as there has been no protest on the part of the CRIMSON, the way now seems clear for Princeton to repeat all these offences and perhaps add new ones the next time opportunity offers. Yale, too, has in the past few years submitted to most extraordinary treatment at Princeton, without protest, or at least without any convincing protest. Like ourselves, Yale is afraid to speak out lest someone say that their protest. Like ourselves, Yale is afraid to speak out lest someone say that their protests are inspired by the "sourness...