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Until 1930, a Soldiers Field House served the College's athletes. Soldiers Field House only had lockers and showers, and Clarence Dillon, then manager of the varsity football team, told his father about the inadequate facilities. The elder Dillon of the New York investment firm of Dillon, Read, put up the money for a new field house, although the Corporation was unhappy about building in financially uncertain times. On January 15, 1930, the Soldiers Field House conveniently burned down, "coloring the murky, rainleaden sky with a deep crimson hue," according to a CRIMSON extra, and the new Georgian building which...
...medical plant is in a class by itself, almost no other university has x-ray apparatus so near its field. Rather than create a new category just for Dillon, the American Medical Association lists the medical room as a "First Class Industrial Clinic...
...group unanimously passed a resolution urging the University to state publically that it does not discriminate and it wants Negroes to apply. The group called for the expansion of the University's field trips to Negro high schools for the purpose of interviewing prospective students...
...heavily favored varsity lacrosse team will meet Tufts at 3:45 pm. today on the Business School Field. Coach Bruce Munro is wary of his team's favorite role but hopes that because this is its last game for two weeks the Crimson "will be out to rout Tufts...
Behind the one-hit pitching of Paul Altrocchi, Lowell House's defending champions opened the season strong yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field with an 11 to 2 trouncing of Dunster. At the same time, Leverett blew a 2 to 0 lead to Winthrop, then came from behind to tie the Puritans...