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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...nine bouts the score continued in a tie. Then Little of Yale won from G. H. Code '18, and Captain Pfleiger of Yale won from E. P. Hamilton '18. The final bout between Captain W. H. Russell '18 and Downey of Yale was the most spiritedly contested of the whole meet and was a superb exhibition of fencing. It was won by Russell...
...prospects for a successful Freshman track team this spring are unusually bright. Although the material as a whole needs considerable developing and training, there are a number of individual stars of considerable promise. J. D. Hutchinson '19 will be the mainstay in the mile. He is a runner of exceptional ability and not only captained a successful cross-country team this fall, but won the B. A. A. interscholastic mile from a large field last winter, in very fast time. H. C. Flower, Jr. '19, captain of the Freshman relay team, will be a good performer in the broad jump...
...increase of $8.000 over the total for last year's graduating class. The average expenditure a man during four years a Yale has been $4.073; but one man has spent $15.000 and another $800. One hundred and twenty seniors have earned their way through college either in whole or in part. Up to the present time these men have earned...
...long turn at batting practice and then set them to work in pairs for practice in passing the ball. This was succeeded by fielding grounders and throwing to bases. A number of exceptionally clever stops were made, while the fielding of the ball was on the whole very clean...
...continued work indoors has at least one advantage, in that an excellent opportunity is offered to correct all individual errors before the men get on the water. Once the shells are launched, boats as a whole are easily improved, but single men must work off their faults either on the machines or in the tank. Coach Haines and his assistants are using the present time for just such work...