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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Wylde has played a consistently good game at goal throughout the season. He is 21 years old, 6 feet tall, and weighs 144 pounds. He prepared at Noble and Greenough...
...writer's most insidious arguments is that this practice does not injure the name of the College. All authorities are agreed that drinking, in any amount, is physically harmful. Millions of people throughout this country believe it to be morally wrong. This College ought to embody, both in theory and practice, the highest ideals of conduct. Is it, then, not a detrimental thing for the reputation of the College if it sanctions drinking in any way? If a man must needs drink as an individual, that is one thing; but for the classes, as direct representatives of the College...
Baseball leads, with an attendance of 9,000,000; football is second with 6,292,000, and about 1,000,000 people witnessed the various forms of horse racing throughout the country. Motor races of different kinds drew 500,000 people, track sports a similar number, polo matches 125,000; tennis 150,000 and rowing regattas 425,000. It is estimated that 1,500,000 people witnessed boxing matches and the remainder of the total is made up from the attendance at golf, cricket, hockey, lacrosse and yachting events...
...Harvard meet. In his absence there is no other particular star, and the coaches will have a hard time finding a worthy substitute. Poucher, who made a new Harvard-Yale dual record in the mile last year, will again run in that event. He was consistently good throughout the season. Captain Shedden will probably be the best man in both hurdles, with Willetts and Davis as second men. The two-mile run will be cared for by Clark and Frost. Clark was second in the Harvard meet, and ran a very good race...
...University hockey team was defeated by Dartmouth by 4 goals to 2 in a fast and closely contested game at the Arena last evening. Throughout the game the playing was very evenly matched, but the visitors were more successful in taking advantage of their opportunities to score. Dartmouth's victory was due largely to the skillful playing of C. Wanamaker, who scored three of the four goals, and to the brilliant work of Donahue at goal who made many difficult stops. Owing perhaps to the speed of the game, team-work was for the most part poor...