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...start of the game the University jumped into the lead when McLeish caged a basket and Chase followed with a point from the foul line. But from then on the lead see-sawed back and forth the at the end of the session the visitors had a six-point advantage...
...output of later decades find no parallel with the many eminent graduates of early years. The Technically efficient methods of the last three-quarters of a century have done much to develop the youth of inferior and average capacity; on the whole, they have apparently failed to call forth the full powers of the keener intellect...
...organization of the captains and managers of the sports in question, directly responsible to the Athletic Committee and the Student Council could do a great deal to advance minor sports by formulating propositions for training tables. "H's" for championship teams, and so forth. If this group were represented on the Student Council by a member whose duty it was to champion the proposals of the smaller council, there is no doubt that there would be at least an active sponsor for the interests of the lesser sports...
...heartily applauded. Peggy Parker, assisted by Eddie Buzzell, appeared in a cheerful sketch involving a will, a widow and a few tunes. Jack Osterman showed his inimitable gift of entertaining an audience without doing anything in particular and Ethel MacDonough gave a brief series of monologues setting forth a typical day of a lady of fashion. The Balliot trio did a bit of clever juggling...
...from a continuance of such a demand upon his memory in the next term. A so-called introductory course that leaves behind it a group of disappointed students who are wary of similar courses in spite of the advantages which should be gained by their study, cannot but call forth criticism in the hope that the obvious remedy will be applied...