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...other men will also be numbered. On-lookers can learn the names of the competitors by referring to their programs. These programs will be made up as soon as possible and will contain all details concerning the regatta. The entries are now closed and no changes can be made without obtaining special permission from a member of the committee...
...CRIMSON Clouters had absolutely no trouble in swamping the Lampoon nine to the tune of 14 to 1 on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Although without the services of some of its best players, the newspaper men's team put up a wonderful and inspiring game. The Lampoon played consistently except for its one run. The outcome of the contest was never in doubt except once, when the umpires were changed. Mr. Twitchell, however, showed himself equal in fair-minded arbitration to his predecessors, Mr. Sturgis and Mr. Miller, and the game continued in the CRIMSON'S favor...
...first defeat in 40 consecutive games. Both pitchers performed phenomenally, Hitchcock for the Freshmen striking out three men and allowing but two hits, and Haas for Worcester striking out 17 men and allowing but four hits. Captain Murray of the Freshman team at third base accepted 10 difficult chances without an error. The Freshmen's only runs came in the sixth inning when Boyden batted out a home run with Wyche on first base. After Boyden's home-run Haas, the Worcester pitcher struck out all eight men that faced him between then and the end of the game. Both...
...maintained his lead in total runs by keeping 5 runs ahead of his nearest competitor, Gannett, who has 13 to his credit. The most remarkable item brought out by the figures is Nash's fielding average of 1,000 which he has maintained by accepting 163 chances without an error...
...Ricardo Prize Scholarship in economics for the year 1915-16 has been awarded to William Burke Belknap 2G. (Yale '08), of Louisville, Kentucky, on recommendation of the Department of Economics. The award is based on a competitive examination consisting of an essay written on an assigned subject without any previous preparation. The subject of Belknap's essay, which was chosen from a list of twenty offered, was "The Economies of Combination." The scholarship is one of $350, and the incumbent is expected to carry on his studies under the supervision of the Department of Economics...