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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Sportsmans Mutual premiums (starting at $30 for a $500 reimbursement policy) are a little higher than most accident rates; they cover mishaps outside the sporting field as well as in it. At present most policy holders, like Crawford Burton, twice winner of the Maryland Hunt Cup who insisted on having his policy (No. 1) printed in gold, are foxhunters, steeplechasers, poloists. Sportsmans Mutual hopes that its special $500 policy which costs $10 will soon be standard equipment for U. S. footballers, hockeyists et al. in all secondary schools and universities. Most dangerous school sport, shown by a preliminary survey made...
...Twice a week, on Mondays and Thursdays, she used to stand at the head of a long line on Manhattan's Bowery, handing out meal tickets, clothing, spectacles, false teeth, wooden legs, etc. to those in need. It cost her and her friends $35,000 a year, was abandoned when Financier Bush decided that other relief agencies were handling the work effectively...
...their previous matches the Freshmen have twice defeated the 51st Brigade: once in an exhibition game, and last Saturday 15 to 7. The Harvard lineup will consist of E. H. Gerry '36 at number one, Peter Jay '36 at number two, and J. E. Davis '36 at number three, with S. E. Prentice '36 at alternate. The Cossack team has not yet been announced...
...presented in easily obtainable texts, devotes his remarks to the elucidation of more obscure facts and commentary upon debatable points. A Utopian course is, however, a rarity. English 52, as an example, stands out in pleasant contrast to the majority of courses in that department. The lectures, held only twice each week, are alleged to be of little importance in the mere answering of examination questions, but of ineffable value in providing the student with an understanding of the period under consideration and the personalities discussed. They are disdained to give interesting details of contemporary life, and to present...
...contest by Arthur, right-wing for the Green, Harvard came back in the second period to tie the score, with Pruyn making the tally from a mix-up in front of the Dartmouth net. The final frame furnished the spectators with plenty of action, for the lead changed hands twice, and not until 19 minutes and 50 seconds had elapsed, did Baldwin's goal on a pass from Putnam give Harvard its hard-earned victory. It was Baldwin, too. who had paved the way for the winning score a few minutes before, when his solo dash down...