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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Yesterday's baseball practice was devoted to batting and fielding practice. As a result of last night's cut Coach Mitchell has retained 17 men. A team will be formed from this squad, playing under the name of the "Harvard Rovers." Several outside teams will be played before the fall season comes to a close late in October...
...result of a thorough investigation of the Yale athletic organization by a committee appointed last fall to conduct Yale athletics for the year 1915-16 and report on an improved system of athletic management, the present athletic association is to be abolished and a new one created which will delegate the authority to a central board of control. The feature of the new system, just adopted by the Yale Corporation, is that it takes the exclusive control of athletic affairs out of undergraduate boards and places it in the hands of a responsible body, of large enough graduate and faculty...
...unduly impressed with the desire or demand for athletic supremacy, but we do feel that so long as Yale makes herself responsible through the corporation, the faculty, the graduates, and the undergraduates for orderly, effective and wise conduct of this branch of undergraduate activity, continued failure can result in ever-growing distrust and despondency, and consequent injury to the general morale of the institution and the public regard for the university...
...University association football team opened its season Saturday by defeating the Prospect Union eleven by two goals to nothing at Soldiers' Field. There was good foot-work on both sides, and a fast game was the result. The University, however, excelled in defence. Throughout most of the game the ball was in the opponents' territory, and Feeney's goal was never touched. Many substitutions were made to try out the new men. For the University E. E. Lucas '19, F. C. Dimond uC, and R. C. Cooke '18 played stellar roles. The two goals were made by Dimond and Cooke...
...result of the widespread interest in aviation for national defense which led more that fifty undergraduates to devote their summer vacations to aviation schooling, of whom 12 Yale and 21 Harvard men succeeded in becoming practical pilots, 150 medals will be offered during the coming year for the best essays on aeronautical subjects. Every university and college with more than 2,000 students will be given three medals a piece for which to compete...