Word: squash
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Teams A and B of the University Squash Squad have matches with the Cambridge Squash Racquets Club and the Walk-Over Club respectively, today...
...match between Team B and the Walk-Over Club will be played at the University Club Squash Courts in Boston. Team B consists of N. F. Glidden '31, Arthur Ingraham '30, S. B. Myers '29, E. M. Shelton '30, and R. R. Stebbins '31. Glidden will play number...
...night a motor car and relays of chauffeurs were kept at the disposal of the Prince. Though refusing all public engagements and most private, H.R.H. kept himself in trim by a daily game of squash racquets with the Duke of York at the Royal Automobile Club. As head of the Regency Council the "High and Mighty Prince" acted pro-tempore with the authority of King and Emperor-except that he did not possess the power of creating Peers, dubbing Knights...
More men are engaging in informal intramural athletics in Harvard than ever before, it is shown by the statistics gathered by Wadsworth House in a surrey, conducted on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. This surrey included Hemenway Gymnasium, the Big Tree Swimming Pool, the University Squash Courts, and the Freshman Athletic Building...
Hemenway led the list, with an average of 864 men per day. Its lead is accounted for by the great variety of sports which are played there. The popularity of squash during the winter months was shown by its daily average of 501 men, giving it second place. Although most of the Freshmen have lockers at Soldiers Field, the Freshman Athletic Building took third place with an average of 298 in attendance. The lack of swimming accommodations, which will soon be done away with by the new gymnasium, was evidenced by the small attendance of 136 men who used...