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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Connolly; Sect. 14, (A) C. Amsder and R. H. Greenman, (B) J. C. Dowd and S. B. Horwitz, (C) J. Irealite, (D) T. E. Kendrick; Sect. 15 (A) M. O. Bogart and R. F. Kelley, (B) H. I. Leventhal and G. W. Matthews, (C) S. Norman, (D) P. S. Winner; Sect. 16, (A) D. C. Hill and J. Low, (B) L. A. Wolfe and L. G. Wood, (C) G. H. Goldsmith, (D) G. A. Wickson; Sect. 17, (A) F. Mardelstain and W. H. Conn, (B) H. H. Hall and J. E. Anderson, (C) C. C. Fichner, (D) P. B. Flanders...
...Princeton Glee Club was the winner of the intercollegiate glee club contest in New York City last spring and its performance tomorrow evening should be of a particularly, high order. Among its selections will be a soft, airy piece by Leighton, entitled "My Lady Chole" and Parker's impressive "The Lamp in the West." The University Glee Club will present such interesting pieces as MacDowell's "Hush, Hush," a delicate, artistic song; and "At Sea," by Buck, a stirring, inspiring selection, with a tremendous, powerful swing. The Instrumental Clubs of both universities will play medleys of college songs...
...Wenz, winner of the individual honors, ran a fine race throughout. He took the lead at the beginning and set the pace all the way. The runners got off well together, but soon after they climbed the first hill they began to stretch out. From that time the Cornellians drew away, only G. A. King '18 and R. W. Babcock '17 remaining, within striking distance. The finish of the race was in the Cornell stadium and the appearance of Wenz, who finished 70 yards ahead, was the signal for a demonstration...
...team yesterday by winning five out of the six singles matches. As a result no doubles matches will be played. In the match between the Junior and Senior classes, the Juniors have won four matches and the Seniors two. The three doubles will be played today to decide the winner...
Already the Allies have been compelled to acquiesce in a disturbance of power far greater than any of them can hope to accomplish to their own profit,--Japan's seizure of the Chinese finances and army. She is now in a position to demand of the eventual winner even heavier terms. And Germany can hardly afford to bargain with...