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...annual races between Yale and the University begin tomorrow afternoon when the combination and graduate eights of the two universities clash on the Thames...
With Conlon back at short stop, the team will be at full strength in the field for the initial clash with the Blue. On the mound Yale might have a slight advantage today for Coach Slattery has definitely decided to save Goode for Wednesday. Very probably this will mean that Gehrke will start, although there is still a bare possibility that Russell may be given another opportunity. Gehrke was used for a number of innings against the difficult Tufts combination, but in spite of this fact he is the logical man, as Russell has had poor success in his last...
Tomorrow at 1.30 o'clock, preceding the 1925 track clash with Princeton, the 37th Annual Harvard Interscholastic Meet will be held in the Stadium. The Athletic Association will give a luncheon in Smith Halls at 12 o'clock and a dinner in the Varsity Club at 6 for the 200 or more schoolboys entered in the meet. The University Undergraduate Committee for welcoming visiting teams will cooperate with the Athletic Association in looking out for the delegations from the various schools, while the Andover, Exeter, and Worcester Clubs will also assist. Alumni of these three schools now at the University...
...largest margins of recent years. Throughout the day and a half this team gave evidence of the ability which had stamped it throughout the season as one of the strongest teams that has ever represented the Naval Academy. And yet they were able to gain a victory from the clash with the University fencers only by the narrow margin of 5-4; every match with one exception being won or lost by a single touch. The victory was finally settled when Captain Boyce lost by one touch to Shears of the Navy team, who won the individual championship...
...went on to say that there is grave danger in Europe of another war, on account of the clash of interests between France and England in the treatment of Germany. "The interests of France are political. She wants to hem Germany in, in such a way that the latter cannot develop economically. England wants Germany to regain her industrial strength so that England may replenish her resources with German trade. If these two policies cannot be reconciled, there may be serious trouble...