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...four years experience on first base at Roxbury Latin School, and Clark Hodder, Captain of the hockey team. He has been on the Newton High School squad for four years and is a valuable man in the outfield. W. B. Pringle is among the second basemen who should develop into good material, but he will have close competition from G. K. Gordon who is a veteran of the St. Paul's nine. A. W. Samborski, who was the yearling basketball leader, was an infield regular for four years at Westfield High School...
Coach Young has worked his battery men into encouraging shape during the four weeks of light practice, and some good material has been developed in the process. E. C. Herman seems to be a strong bidder for the box honors, but he is closely rivaled by J. E. Toulmin. Two left handed pitchers will be at Coach Young's disposal as R. W. Rawlings and F. G. Akers, with three years of baseball work at St. Mark's, should develop into ready substitutes. S. A. Straw is the outstanding catcher on the squad at present, but it is too early...
...regard to the method of scoring a point after a touchdown, Mr. Fisher said that he thought it had been inaugurated as an experiment. "I believe that everyone will drop-kick and the result will be that coaches will develop drop-kickers instead of place kickers...
...signatories are bound by the Treaty in only two ways. If there should develop between any of them "a controversy arising out of any Pacific question and involving their said rights (in the Pacific) which is not satisfactorily settled by diplomacy", they promise to submit the whole subject to a joint conference of the signatories for "consideration and adjustment." Surely this is no dangerous innovation in American foreign policy. The score or more Bryan arbitration treaties pledge us to almost the same course. It is said that the Senate gave to them, in executive session, its unanimous approval...
This week one hundred and fifty farmers are to sail from New York to take up land grants in Russia amounting to three thousand acres, which they are to develop according to the most approved modern methods in hope of educating the Russian peasant by furnishing a good working example. The group includes a blacksmith, a teacher, a physician, and a tailor, so that the party will make a perfectly self-sufficing village. The project is sponsored by the Society for Technical Aid to Russia. All the members are Russian...