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...beast or cross-country racers. The temperature was 27°, and slushy snow covered the Michigan State course. Squishing in sodden shoes, 154 athletes last week slogged after the National Collegiate cross-country crown. After 3¾ miles, Defending Champ Quentin Brelsford of Ohio Wesleyan was 20 yards in front...
Boston looks forward with mixed feelings toward his schedule which includes six meets in the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling League, and which he terms "tougher than the pre-war lineups." He expects to schedule three or four more meets. Varsity Wrestling December 13 M.I.T. December 17 Wesleyan (away) January 10 Columbia February 7 Army (away) February 14 Cornell February 21 Dartmouth (away) February 23 Brown February 28 Princeton (away) March 6 Yale March 12-13 Easterns March 20 Nationals March 27 Olympic Regionals...
...Freshman Wrestling December 13 M.I.T. December 17 Wesleyan (away) February 7 Exeter February 14 Andover February 21 Roxbury Latin February 23 Brown February 28 Mt. Pleasant High (away) March 6 Yale
...H.A.A. final tabulation of the final standings in the New England Inter-collegiate Soccer League, James MacDonald's 1947 Crimson booters finished in a tie for fourth place with Wesleyan's Red and Black. Leading the League for the second straight year was Springfield, the physical education college that specializes in soccer. Soccer standings: W L T PCT. PTS OP Springfield 6 0 0 1.000 31 1 Dartmouth 4 1 0 .800 27 5 Univ. of Conn. 6 2 0 .750 31 12 Harvard 5 2 0 .714 24 7 Wesleyan 4 1 2 .714 28 9 Amherst...
...Football Facts, is that its enrollment "includes more Congregationalists than are to be found in Amherst and Dartmouth Colleges, both of them established by the Congregationalists: more Baptists than in the Baptist Colleges . . . Bates and Colby: more Episcopalians than in Trinity: more Methodists than in the Methodist colleges of Wesleyan, Connecticut, and Wesleyan, Georgia, combined: more Unitarians than in Harvard: and more Roman Catholics than in Boston College...