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...knee was injured in a practice game before the holidays, and is being treated in New York. His place at right forward last night was taken by Sheehan. The passing, on the whole, was poor, and the shooting for the baskets was extremely ragged. In the second half, however, various changes in the lineup resulted in a marked improvement, and the second team, which was made up of good players, scored but once on the first team. The men handled themselves and the ball better, and the passing was more accurate. In the shooting for baskets, however, the work...
...form of exercise. The limited facilities of the Gymnasium do not attract except as a necessary means of training for some sport. Scrub hockey and basketball are not very generally supported, and winter track work is too often regarded solely as a preparation for the coming season. Although the various managers have done much in the past and can do still more to encourage secondary athletics in their respective branches by organizing and conducting series of games, the stimulus must come from the interest of the undergraduate body...
...dormitory has in several cases proved a satisfactory unit for scrub contests. Its helpfulness would be much greater if an athletic representative or committee were elected by the residents of each dormitory to combine with representatives of other buildings in organizing teams and arranging schedules in the various sports which are suited to inter-dormitory competition. Some such arrangement would do away with the present haphazard methods, and would increase materially the number of participants...
...graduates, who took the men in automobiles to the Cincinnati Country Club, where they were guests of the Harvard Club at luncheon. After luncheon the men disbanded for the afternoon, some going to the University Club, the hospitality of which was extended to them, and others visiting the various objects of interest in the city. The first concert was given in the evening at Odeon Hall before a small but appreciative audience. After the concert, a reception was held in honor of the Clubs at the Queen City Club, after which the men went to the Country Club, where...
...University will be represented at the various conferences by Professors T. N. Carver, A. C. Coolidge '87, C. H. Haskins, W. B. Munro '99, and J. Royce, and by Messrs. A. I. Andrews and R. B. Merriman '96. A large number of Harvard graduates, at present connected with other universities, will also figure at the conferences...