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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Football Song Committee announces that 42 songs were submitted and that two have been selected for trial. The number of songs submitted this year is much larger than hitherto and the number chosen for trial smaller than in the past...
...tablets were put in place on the walls of the Chapel during the past summer. The bronze tablet to Henry Ware, presented by his descendants, has been placed in the north wall at the left of the pulpit. It bears a bas-relief of Henry Ware on the upper half and the dates "1794-1843." Below is the inscription: "Henry Ware Junior. Parkman Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care...
Adopting the suggestion of L. Cushing '79, the captains of the University football teams during the past few years have decided to offer 11 individual cups to the members of the winning interclass football team this year. The cups are to be known as the "Graduate Captains Cups," and are given in token of the continued interest of the former football captains in the sport, and for the purpose of encouraging secondary football. In addition, the members of the winning team will be awarded their class numerals, as in past years. Contrary to last year's arrangement, the championship will...
...progress of the University crew squad during the past week has been fairly satisfactory. Coach Wray has paid almost exclusive attention lately to the marked tendency of the crew to dip too deep on the catch, and to wash out at the finish of the stroke. Several changes in the make-up of the crew have been made. Sargent has taken E. Bacon's place at stroke, Bacon has gone to 6, Lunt to 4, Morgan to 3, and Faulkner to bow. It is too early as yet to tell what the ultimate result of the changes will...
...like to criticize the men who have been secured under protest to officiate at the less important contests, and who have done the best they knew how; but it has been evident, especially in past class series, that the officials were unfit to exercise the authority placed in them. If graduate players and men familiar with the game will co-operate with the captains and managers in their efforts to secure officials who will strictly and intelligently enforce the rules, much of the unpleasantness which results form faulty rulings in these keenly fought games will be obviated...