Word: fielding
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Governmet, Economics, Social Relations, History, and English in that order are still the top five fields of concentration in the College according to choices field this fall with the Registrar's Office. The figures show little change over last year...
Twelve Harvard men have finally found the solution to the problem of combining women and serious athletics--The Mill Street Field Hockey Association. In this unique organization, which ahs just completed its second season with a 4-4 record, the players travel to various nearby (or not so nearby) girls' college and meet their field hockey teams in regulation games. Then they finish up the afternoon with pleasant social contacts among their opponents...
From the scores it is obvious that the men were a match for this female counterparts, and went at the game in all seriousness. All the games were played under women's United States Field Hockey Association rules and with professional referees. Although occasionally the boys forget themselves, the Mill Street Association has an excellent reputation among the colleges it has played. In two years of play, there have been no injuries to either team...
...Field Hockey was finally chosen as the best way of meeting girls, and still providing the necessary conditioning. So the Mill Street Field Hockey Association was formed. Because all but one of the original number came from either Winthrop or Lowell, "Mill Street" (the alley that separates the two) seemed an appropriate title...
Their first season the Mill Streeters tied and defeated Bradford, beat Radcliffe, and lost to Wheaton and Mount Holyoke. All games were played away as the men have no home field...