Word: springfields
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fall schedule of six or more games will probably include a match with Princeton on the morning of the Harvard-Princeton football game and a corresponding match with Yale on the day of the Harvard-Yale game. The other games will include Andover, Springfield Training School, and several of the strong New England mill teams...
...material from last year's crew and at present Captain Frost is the only veteran in the boat. Coach Kennedy early set about looking for heavy, powerful men and first chose a crew averaging well over 170 pounds. On May 13 this crew was decisively beaten by Pennsylvania at Springfield. Several changes were made and the next Saturday the eight was again easily defeated by Cornell and Princeton. After this race Lowe was put in at stroke and the crew much improved. In the three weeks that the squad has been at Gales Ferry no change has been made...
...unfriendly clamor in previous years frightened that institution away, and with it the guarantee that that section would remain desirable. The point was driven home a little later, when, President Maclaurin having publicly announced that Technology was looking for a new residence, offers came immediately from many places. Springfield, for instance, offered to give all the land required, besides pledging perpetual exemption from taxation. The citizens of Cambridge were not slow to conclude that what Springfield regarded as a most profitable investment-to wit, a three-million dollar institution free from taxation-could not be a bad thing for Cambridge...
...have been awarded their University second baseball insignia for the first time: R. M. Blackall '12, of Cambridge; M. Corcoran '11, of Cambridge; E. C. Hardy '13, of Dorchester; F. W. Hubbell '13, of Des Moines, Ia.; J. P. Kennedy '12, of Boston; H. A. Sexton '11, of Springfield; J. A. Sullivan '13, of Dorchester; A. H. Tomes '13, of New York, N. Y., E. S. Winston '12, of New York, N. Y.; A. F. Winter '13, of Webster...
...pleasure in announcing the election of Robert Wood Williams, of Baltimore, Md., of the Junior class, as president; of Robert Fuller Duncan, of Clinton, of the Junior class, as managing editor; of Roland Brown Batchelder, of Salem, of the Sophomore class, as secretary, and of Sherman Hoar Bowles, of Springfield, of the Junior Class, as Business Manager...