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...tournaments are scheduled to begin today in the University S uash Courts. They will decide the championship of the college, the Law School, the Business School, the Engineering School, and the Graduate Schools. The winner of each of these tournaments will have his name painted on the large permanent chart in Randolph Gymnasium where the squash requests champions of every year are indicated...
Service Sunday morning at 10.30. Subject: "The Chart and Compass of the Christian Life: the Sermon on the Mount." Sunday School at 11.45. Vesper Service at 4.30: Subject, "The Lord Jesus Christ Today: Jesus our Strength in the World's Work." Everybody is welcome...
Service Sunday morning at 10.30. Subject: "The Chart and Compass of the Christian Life; the Sermon on the Mount." Sunday school at 11.45. Vesper service at 4.30. Subject: "The Lord Jesus Christ Today: Jesus the Children's Friend." A special invitation to our neighbors to attend the Vesper Service...
...speaking of Woods, Davis says, "Conspicious in the group, (of guards) first and foremost stands Woods of Harvard." He also says, "A companion to Keck at tackle distinctly appears Sedgwick of Harvard. The data of the chart records confirm judgment in the selection." With regard to the center position Davis says, "A record of impregnability, roving brilliance and steady accurate passing presents the Harvard center, Havemeyer, as the pivot of the allied line." And, "Arnold Horween of Harvard by all round brilliance, is distinctly entitled to a place on the mythical team...
...pass was salvation for Harvard; it was desperation for Yale. Not until the final period did the blue complete one. The number and variety that Harvard used made the observer cross-eyed trying to watch men and ball. The Yale mathematical faculty, which had volunteered to chart the exact course of Harvard's unnumbered individuals in her offence, labored with plotting-boards, range-finders, eleven observers and gyroscopic compasses, threw away their instruments in disgust and concentrated on computing the energy released when 70,000 occupants of the Bowl roared in unison. The offense was safe for another year...