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...composed of Captain J. W. Burke '23, A. H. Gordon '23, J. E. Merrill '24, and J. S. Murphy '25, against Princeton and Syracuse. The Syracuse team won the indoor intercollegiate mile relay last week in New York, and is favored slightly tonight. It is expected that the final leg of the race, between Captain J. W. Burke '23, Allen Woodring of Syracuse, the Olympic 200 meter champion, and Courtney Taylor, Princeton, will show some excellent running...
...fond of reading as Senator Borah, will not forget the experience of that other investigator, Little Red Riding Hood. We do not think that the Soviet Government would eat the senator limb by limb, but we should be much surprised if it did not pull his leg. Lenin and Tchitcher are able and subtle men versed in all the arts of public and private diplomacy...
...relay event, the Crimson first-year team, composed of R. G. Allen, W. R. Chase, J. C. McGlone, and J. P. Kane, showed excellent form, covering the medley distance in 8 minutes 2-5 seconds. The race was featured by the brilliant running of Kane, who on the final leg out-distanced Shipley of Penn State, the freshman intercollegiate cross-country champion. In the shot put, C. A. C. Eastman '24, with a throw of 42 feet 5 3-4 inches, won second place. The only other point-winners for the University, H. R. Davis '23, tied with Guimlock, Cornell...
...examination of the figures shows the following types of cases treated with the number in each type: leg injuries 29, back and neck strains 13, arm injuries 12, massage 6, foot injuries 4, and abdominal injuries...
...same team will start against the Tigers tomorrow. Beals, who played the greater part of Saturday's game in spite of injuries received in the Dartmouth contest, did not practice yesterday, but it is expected that he will be in the opening line-up tomorrow. Guild with a torn leg ligament has not been on the ice since the Dartmouth game, but will be able to play in the Yale contest...