Word: crew
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...last not more than twelve weeks. The successful candidates will become news editors, and eligible to compete for the managing editorship and presidency. News editors will also be allowed to write play reviews, and the editor assigned to cover a sport will accompany the team on its trips; the crew editor, for example, will be sent to Red Top with the crew this spring...
...result of a twelve weeks' competition, Sheridan Logan '23 of St. Joseph, Missouri, has been chosen second assistant crew manager. The appointment is subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and the Student Council...
...besides playing football, Kane has been active in crew as well, rowing on the University eight last year and on his Freshman crew...
Last year baseball and football were the only major sports which made money. Football was the biggest money maker with its receipts showing a gain of over $74,282 over the expenses. Baseball came next, earning about $12,486. Crew showed the greatest loss with $17,559; track involved the next greatest net expense, with $10,709, followed by hockey with...
Freshman athletics showed a loss of about $8000. Freshman football took in the largest amount of money, but required the greatest outlay to keep it going; its receipts amounted to $1020.70, while its expenses were $2839.83. Freshman crew lost more money than did any other yearling sport, as it took in only $16.50, while its expenses were $2539.40. Freshman baseball and hockey were the only two sports which took in no receipts at all; the expenses of the former being $1396.71, while those of the latter were $245.08. Freshman tennis was the only first year sport to make money...