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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Coach Shay has made one change in the 1922 batting order, placing L. A. Hallock second on the list, while C. J. Mason has been moved to sixth. S. Smith injured his ankle slightly in practice yesterday and may be unable to play today. Otherwise the line-up will be the same as against Watertown, and that scheduled for the St. Mark's game...
...dual track meets will be held next Saturday in which University teams will compete. The University team meets Massachusetts Institute of Technology at Technology and the Freshman squad will contend with Andover, at Andover. For the men of the University team this will be the second try-out. At the Pennsylvania relay carnival they won a first, four seconds, and two thirds. In that meet Yale won one first, and Princeton two firsts, two seconds, and a third. In the meets this week there are no team events, but the men who defeated Yale in the relay...
...close of the two weeks' competition for assistant and second assistant debating managers, B. Ulin '20 was appointed assistant manager and R. J. Mack '22, second assistant. Ulin will accompany the team to Princeton, while Mack is to be in charge of the debate in Sanders Theatre...
Pending the sanction of the Athletic Committee, Francis W. Hatch '19 of Medford was elected captain of the University tennis team yesterday afternoon. Hatch prepared at Volkman School, played on his Freshman team and is considered one of the strongest players in the University. The second team also met and chose for a leader Dwight P. Robinson '20, of New York City, while the 1922 team unanimously elected C. Parker Holmes, of Providence, R. I. Holmes played two years at Exeter and was captain in his last year...
Matches played yesterday by both the University second and the Freshman teams resulted in victories. The second team defeated the Tech. freshmen by six matches to two, while the 1922 players made a clean sweep over English High School with a score of 6-0. Cauldwell, for Technology, played a strong game, varying a reverse service with a straight cross-court one. D. P. Robinson '21 was the best individual player for the University, defeating Elliot in two well played sets...