Word: indoor
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...return of the college to its normal life, and it is the intention of the club to make this year's event equal to any of its seven predecessors. In addition to the intercollegiate contests in skiing, snow-shoeing, skating, and hockey, there will be a number of indoor games, of which basketball will be the most important. Several Canadian universities will be represented in the outdoor events...
University and Freshman track teams will compete against the larger colleges of the East at the B. A. A. Indoor Track Meet, the Penn. Carnival, the I. C. A. A. A. A. Meet in May, and possibly at the A. A. U. Meet in Brooklyn in March. The schedule, subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee includes dual meets for the 1922 team with Worcester Academy, Exeter, Andover and Yale 1922. At the Service Track Meet in the East Armory, Boston, the fifteenth of next month, in addition to the University and Freshman relay teams, Coach Donovan plans...
...instead of the wooden ones which were removed when the building was turned over to the Radio School. There is a pressing need for new equipment but the greatest need is for the building itself. The Randolph Gymnasium was hardly large enough last year when the number engaged in indoor athletics was extremely small owing to the small enrollment and the time taken up by military activities...
...spite of the precarious attitude of the University athletic authorities towards the resumption of hockey this winter, in spite of the recent burning of the only indoor rink in Boston, and in spite of the lateness of the season some four score hockey enthusiasts gathered at the H. A. A. Yesterday evening to discuss the problem of producing a University and Freshman seven this year. The enthusiasm thus displayed indicates that the undergraduates are looking and hoping for as speedy a return to the activities of ante-bellum days as may be possible--and there seems little to prevent this...
About a dozen University hockey candidates, and more than 50 Freshmen were present at the hockey meeting in the H. A. A. last night. R. E. Gross '19 was the principal speaker. He emphasized the fact that intercollegiate indoor hockey has, for the time being, practically come to and end, as the indoor rinks of Yale and Princeton are now devoted to other purposes, and the Boston Arena will not be rebuilt as an ice-rink...