Word: short
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fourth place on the team lies between Hutchinson and Bancroft, the other three men being sure of their positions. The Freshman team which will race Yale 1920 will be composed of B. S. Blanchard '20, H. B. Davis '20, L. B. Evans '20, and P. E. Stevenson '20. The short relay team will consist of the same men who raced Technology in the C. A. C. meet last Saturday, H. W. Minot '17, A. E. Rowse '18, E. A. Teschner '17, and W. Willcox '17. Although Minot is entered on both the long and the short distance teams...
With the opening of the track season but a short time away, candidates for the Cornell track team are reporting in increasing numbers to Coach Jack Moakley. At first there was a marked scarcity of men in the sprints, weights and hurdles, but a vigorous appeal from the management brought fourth a large number of new men. The schedule has not been decided but will be much like last year's and will include the annual relay race with the University short distance team...
Quite a little combination play was exhibited by the regulars, especially between Percy and the defence men when they skated down the ice. Captain Morgan and Thacher each scored after they had carried the puck down and a short pass to Percy and back had drawn out the goal. Most of the scoring was from close shots and scrimmages, Townsend being the only man to cage the disc on a long shot. Percy's playing was both brilliant and ragged, but after Coach Winsor had showed him that he was passing too hard, he settled down...
...awakening of latent interest in undergraduate drama. The Hasty Pudding play has been chosen and already plans for its production are rapidly getting under way. We hear vague rumors of Pi Eta comedies and D. U. revivals, while above them all rises the call of the Dramatic Club for short plays for the spring production...
...writing of acceptable plays, however, undergraduate ability is usually lacking and in this department, alone the club has been almost entirely dependent on the work of graduate dramatists. Granting that it is difficult for undergraduates to write good long plays, there is no reason why the short plays which the Dramatic Club stages in the spring should not be the products of their pens. There are plenty of men in the University with both time and ability to conceive plots and weave them into plays for the enjoyment of others...