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...with 8 "H's." Noble's, Groton, and Middlesex come next, with 7 each. Milton has 5, and St. Paul's, Stone, and Newton High have four apiece. Worcester and Cambridge Latin have 3, while Andover, Boston Latin, Volkmann, Pomfret, Hope Street High, and Country Day all have two. Seventeen of the letters were won in football, 11 in baseball, 17 in crew, 13 in hockey, 1 in tennis and 1 in golf. Representations of Schools. Football... Hockey.... Crew...... Track..... Baseball... Total...... Exeter 1 0 1 5 1 8 Middlesex 1 1 3 2 0 7 Noble...
...work of constructing the wooden stands for the Yale game will probably be started next week. F.B. Furbish, the Cambridge contractor who has done the work for the H. A. A. for a number of years will again be given the job. Seventeen thousand is the approximate number of seats which will be added to the Stadium's capacity by the erection of these stands...
...Broadway are products of Harvard playwrights, Fred Ballard, and Cleves Kinkead, both graduates of Professor Baker's Englsih 47. Mr. Ballard's "Young America" has been written since he left Harvard, but Mr. Kinkead's Common Clay", last year's Craig Prize Play which had the record run of seventeen weeks at the Castle Square Theatre, was written while here. The fact that seats for both these plays are selling eight weeks ahead is the strongest possible refutation of Broadway's former asseveration that the University's professor made playwrights are too impracticable for New York...
...editorial criticizes the praise that is being heaped upon the seventeen-year old Austrian composer Korngold. All the American critics have been generous in their advice to young Korngold and his parents--not least of all the editor of the Review, who by a rather questionable analogy attempts to prove that premature adulation wrecks genius. While all this may be sometimes ture, there is little that can be done about...