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Players at Randolph are divided into three classes--A, B, and C. Any man not on the list may get into Class C by challenging and defeating a man in that class. He may then work up to Class A by winning a series of challenge matches. The standing of the players is kept posted on the bulletin board at the Gymnasium...
...their boathouses in case the river does not open up soon. The most likely place for the crew to start outdoor work is at the Farragut Boat Club of Lynn, as the University crews have made use of this location before and found it very satisfactory. The crew should get on open water soon, as a race is scheduled with Annapolis for April 24, and the Annapolis crews are able to get on open water very early in the season...
...ball would be put on the 20-yard line and directly in front of the goal posts, regardless of where the touchdown had been made. Such a rule as this would obviate the difficulty of kicking the pigskin out on to the field after a touchdown, in order to get in a more advantageous position for kicking the goal. If this suggestion were put into practice it would give the team who had been scored on a better chance for blocking the goal, which means an extra point for their opponents...
...Victoria. It would be a great attraction if we had one to put in the club. Of course, the machine would belong permanently to the Social Service Committee of the Y. M. C. A., and could be used for concerts on other occasions. Would it not be possible to get some friend to donate a machine or money for one? Or perhaps the Mission would feel like appropriating sufficient for a simple instrument and some records. It would be a great thing to add to the work which I have undertaken, and which is, therefore, one of the Mission activities...
...conclusion, we feel that the large majority of thinking Americans are trying to get away from the narrow attitude represented by Mr. Fleek's protest, and we therefore feel that out policy is by no means ill-considered. J. F. LAUTNER '21 GERALS HENDERSON '21 STUART M. CROCKER '21 HAMILTON MACFADDEN '21 EDWARD K. DUNHAM. JR. '22 ARTHUR K. DUANE...