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...opening of the third quarter, the kicking duel was resumed, again to the Crimson's advantage. After a fair catch at mid-field Buell called for an on-side placement by Owen, but the kick fell short of its mark. Several moments later Chapin received a punt on Dartmouth's 36-yard line and a pass, Buell to Owen, netted 24 yard. The three following plays gained nine yards, and Owen was sent at the line to add the necessary distance. But the Green tackles stopped him short at the line of scrimmage, and Dartmouth, taking the ball on downs...
...most sensational play of the day and the lone touchdown followed a steady 15-yard Green advance past mid-field. On the next play Harris fell back to pass and was left unprotected. Jenkins, rushing in at top speed, reached him as the ball left his hand, and knocking the ball straight up in the air, caught it as a second Crimson player took out Harris. The way was clear to the goal, and accompanied by two interferers, Jenkins raced straight over the goal-line for the final score. Buell missed the goal...
...Hanover, and although the Green team won an easy 19 to 0 victory, the showing was not impressive. On the following week Maine succumbed 19 to 0 and the Dartmouth eleven showed a great improvement with real offensive power. Middlebury, which was defeated by the University 20 to 0, fell before the heavy Green attack, the score being...
...finals of the University doubles tournament, which were to have been played yesterday afternoon, were postponed on account of the hard rain which fell the night before and softened the courts. The finals, in which E. T. Herndon 2G.B, and W. W. Ingraham '25 are to meet R. N. Bradley 1G.B, and F. S. Turner 1L., will be played today on the Divinity Courts at 3 o'clock...
...second sort of price movement to be considered is the price of money, the course of interest rates. In the summer of 1920 the interest rates on commercial paper reached a high point of eight percent. From that peak they fell for two years, until in this August they were below four percent. Since then they have been rising, and it seems probable that they will tend to rise rather than to fall during the rest of 1922. If industry continues to expand during the early months of 1923, interest rates will probably advance. If they do advance...