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...laid especial emphasis on the parallel line, and the Freshmen have been able to maintain it even under the pressure of the University scrimmage attacks. But the 1925 strength is not entirely in its organization, for Beals and Hodder are men who can be relied upon to give stellar performances in an emergancy. HARVARD ST. PAULS Peirson, r.w. l.w., Prime Beals, c. c., Davis Burgess, l.w. r.w., Ferguson Hodder, r.d. l.d., Tilt Hammond, l.g. r.d., Watts Cantillon, g. g., Lamar
...strongest team that has appeared on the Charles-bank rinks this season. The Academy sextet played a brilliant game in every way when they defeated the yearlings on January 23. In that contest the victory resulted from the strong, speedy offensive play of the Andover skaters and from the stellar work of Deignan who tended the Blue cage. Even at that early part of the season the Academy stick-men had developed a well working machine so they should present a formidable threat to the Seconds this afternoon...
...Clark University last night in the Hemenway Gymnasium. Captain McLeish put the Crimson in the lead when he scored on the first play of the game, and although the visitors tied the score early in the contest, they never were able to forge ahead. The University captain played a stellar game at right forward, tallying six baskets from the floor and running up a total of eleven points out of fourteen free tries from the foul line. Excellent long shooting by Fowler and Smith, the Clark right forward and center, featured the offensive play of the Worcester team...
Miss Henrietta S. Leavitt, for more than 20 years a member of the staff of the Harvard College Observatory, died at her home on Linnaean street last Monday. She was internationally known for her work on standards of stellar brightness and on variable stars, and in the course of her astronomical career she discovered more variable stars than any other person has ever done...
This season finds the Princetonians fully as strong an aggregation as gained second place in the Intercollegiate League in 1920. Six games have been played to date, four victories resulting, as well as a scoreless tie with the Army and a defeat at the hands of the stellar Staten Island Field Club, which also vanquished the University of Pennsylvania, the University's opponent last week...