Word: sevens
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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There are 25 birds to a round. This means the competitor shoots one bird from each house (singly) at each of the eight stations; and one bird from each house (simultaneously) from stations one, two, six, and seven. That makes 24. If he breaks all 24 birds, he can shoot his last one from any station and from either house. Otherwise, he want shoot the last bird from the place where he first missed...
...first item of note is the list of lettermen lost by graduation. It is a short list, including two firststringers and only six other squad members. This seems more than overbalanced by 25 (twenty-five) returning lettermen from 1948, two lettermen from 1947, seven non-lettermen from last fall, 20 "leading" candidates from the freshman team, and "some other candidates (8)," a category including four transfers, two freshmen from 1947, a member of last season's B squad, and a non-letterman varsity player...
Spider Webb gave up only one earned run in the first seven innings as the freshmen committed nine errors for the second time this year. Dusty Cook shut out Worcester over the last two frames...
...Student Council for final approval. It will then be sent to the Faculty Committee on Undergraduate Activities for the official okay. The revised charter gives all members of the Key a vote on the organization's policy, and reduces the number of officers from nine to seven...
...Permanent Body, as opposed to the Representative Body. It sets up a careful balance of power, with each Body including 32 members. The 64 Key-men will meet only four times a year to determine policy; the day-to-day work will be handled by the Permanent Body and seven officers. And two of the officers must be members of the Representative Body...