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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Gross, of St. George's School, who will start the game at right wing, is 18 years old; weighs 138 pounds; and is 5 feet 7 3-4 inches tall...
...start of the CRIMSON business competition for members of the class of 1918 has been postponed until next Wednesday, when all candidates should report at the CRIMSON office at 7 o'clock. Meanwhile those desiring further information can get the same from Grover O'Neill '16, at the CRIMSON office or at Stoughton 19. One more business editor will be elected to the staff from the class of 1918. This editor will be an assistant business manager in his Junior year, and in his Senior year will compete with the other two assistant managers for the business managership...
Suppose a man who has been injected into a later competition wins it. One such case might have no effect. A second is bound to. Eventually no one will start the later competition. The first competition whose defeated candidates are drafted into and win others will be the only managership to draw competitions. Instead of five major sport competitions, there will be but one. If it is desired to revolutionize the managership system, this might be done, but the advantages of five specialized competitions over one general competition need not be pointed out here. It is enough to show...
...Seniors defeated the Freshmen, and the Juniors vanquished the Sophomores in the relay races at the Winter Carnival yesterday. In the interdormitory contest, Smith won an easy victory leading from start to finish. Gore defeated Standish after a hard fight for second place...
...best of the relay races was that won by the Seniors over the Freshmen. Cummings got the lead at the start and the 1919 men increased their advantage to some twenty yards. Rollins, running fifth, cut that in two, and Biddle, the Seniors' eighth man, passed Casey and gave the 1916 team a commanding lead. The time was 7 minutes 12 seconds, better than that of the Juniors by 2 1-5 seconds. The Juniors and the Sophomores were close together in the first part of this race, but the last 1917 runners opened up a big lead, winning...