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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...fold plan for the increase of the facilities of the Yale athletic field has been formed by the undergraduate athletic association of that University, and is heartily endorsed by the graduates. Its aim, which is to bring about a more general participation in athletics, embraces the following points: better transportation, a new track, new dressing rooms or track house, new tennis courts, a free period for all students each day, and a "Y" club...
...order to bring about better transportation facilities, buses will soon be operating at short intervals between the campus and Yale Field. This means of transportation, besides being free, will bring the field within six minutes of the college, instead of twenty as formerly. Anyone, whether he is out for a team or not will be privileged to a free ride in one of the buses. The purpose will be to get every man out on the field every day, not necessarily competing for a team, but at least taking some form of exercise...
...record in this war has been a glorious one, and certainly Harvard is not going to fall down on the job. I have absolute trust in the people of New England to do their share to complete the war, to finish the job, to consummate the victory, and bring the boys home...
...yesterday's contest at Soldiers Field. The University team threatened to tie the score in the fast session when K. W. Perkins '20 hit safely, stole second, and reached third on a fielder's choice, but neither of the next two University batters were able to bring him in. E. S. Hardell '21, H. M. Erb '20 and E. K. Bullard '20, who pitched for the University, were ineffective against the visiting batsmen who obtained a total of 11 safeties. The University batters hit Johnson of Maine for an equal number of hits, including a double and a home...
...innovation will be introduced in the formation of a number of sub-conferences. One is designed for medical students, which will bring such delegates to the conference together for at least an hour a day. W. H. Tinker, General Secretary of the University of Michigan, who has made a special study of the problems of professional school students, will be in charge of this group...