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...suggestion embodied in the communication printed in an adjacent column of the CRIMSON this morning is worthy of consideration. As the writer of the letter in question points out, today is not the first occasion this year upon which serious conflicts between undergraduate events have occurred. Had there been in operation a central "booking office," misunderstandings could, in the great majority of cases, have been easily avoided...
...class team which heads the column at the end of the interclass series will play the winning Yale class team at New Haven on Saturday, May 29. This date is subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and will also depend on whether the series here can be completed before that date...
...Freshmen finally broke in to the run column in the last of the sixth, G. Owen got a life when Richards fumbled his grounder. Three hits followed in succession, scoring two runs, and with C. C. Lee on third and R. Worthington on first, chances looked good for the yearlings to tie the score. R. H. Keegan, however, lined to the shortstop, Lee was doubled off third, and the opportunity was lost R. P. Field held the Dean batters well in check until the ninth, when they again scored twice...
...special article in another column of today's CRIMSON, Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, presents with clearness and force the reasons for the workingman's desire that the Versailles treaty be ratified. The ridiculous assertion of Senator Borah and the other Irreconcilables that only the "international bankers" would be benefited by a world league of nations has never been more unanswerably refuted than by Mr. Gompers's sane arguments...
...received a lot of feedback about my last column on March Madness...