Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...years old Lowell House sophomore scored 942.1 points out of a possible 1050 in "compulsory" events. This was about 50 points below his expected showing, but was enough to give him a substantial margin over the rest of the field. Hayes Jenkins of Akron, Ohio, held second with 881.7 points, and G. Austin Helt and Richard Dwyer of Berkeley, California, were third and fourth, about ten points behind...
Speaking on aspects of federal government, John C. Dreier '28, head of the State Department Division of Inter-American Affairs, stressed the "large scale" importance of national government as an inducement to enter that field. He expressed an opinion that government work, by imposing different standards, tends to make men poorly fitted for work in private business...
...Kirkland is the House library, which occupies historic Hicks House. This is a revolutionary-age abode that has been joined onto the House so that its 10 separate rooms could be used as places of seclusion for Kirkland men in their studying moments. Almost every room houses a separate field of books--those of history, French, and German, being particularly strong...
Entering the cage we looked around and happened to notice Hal Moffie, a well-known outfielder working out around second. Captain John Caulfield, a familiar sight to baseball fans in right field, was playing in a little close. In fact he was holding down first as the ball was pegged around the infield. Cliff Crosby, minus the pads, and mask was using a five fingered glove in a pepper game. "He's been playing third," someone told...
...last year's nine, should be the mainstay of the gardeners. Ed Foynes, Gordon Ellis, Dick Kobusch, are all veterans and Mac Morrison, Bernie Akillian, and Ralph Robinson are promising sophomores. Practically speaking, McInnes will probably have less trouble with the outer pastures than any other part of the field...