Word: strength
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...regulation events will take place and all men in College, including Freshmen and unclassified students not on probation, may compete. Of especial importance, however, is the fact that all men taking part must take strength tests before the day of the meet. Notices of opportunity to take these tests will be sent to all entrants before next Friday...
...Friday October 20. All regulation events will take place and all men in College, including Freshmen and unclassified students, may compete. Books will be placed in the Locker Building in which men are to sign up for their respective events. All men taking part in this meet must take strength tests before the day of the event...
...second chapter, Dr. Howe takes up that most complex and insoluble question, "What Protection is Adequate?" He shows our relative naval protection per mile of coast line compared with other nations, and the strength of our army on a war footing compared with our population and the territory we have to protect. He further explains the measures that have already been passed by Congress and shows their unsuitability to our needs at the present time. The remainder of the book contains valuable statistics on preparedness, what it can do for the individual and the best methods of impressing it upon...
...should be as easy for Cornell to make up vacancies in two teams as the other colleges in one. From this distance it looks as if Harvard could not best Cornell with her material, but might with her coaching system. Princeton ought to win from Harvard on the strength of her experienced men, and Yale defeat Harvard through the exceptional individuals she has to mould into a team. Yale may be handicapped a bit through the change in her systems. As the season progresses the situation often changes through injuries or for other reaons, 'and a fortnight hence the Harvard...
...placed four men ahead of the leading Yale runner a year ago. J. D. Hutchinson, captain of the 1919 track and cross-country teams, has been showing up particularly well. G. H. Tilghman '19 and E. H. Kelton '19 are also promising runners. Other sophomores who add to the strength of the squad include J. M. Greene '19, H. E. Small '19 and J. B. Hopkins '19. J. W. Feeny '18, J. H. Townsend '17 and H. S. Boyd '17 are experienced and valuable runners. There are in addition some new men on the squad who look promising...