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...Haven, March 5--Commending the Harvard CRIMSON upon its move to interest American colleges in the prohibition issue, the Yale Daily News, in an editorial today, declared its intention to compile figures showing the extent of drinking in the college world...
Meanwhile political Washington was acutely conscious of every move made by Citizen Coolidge in California. Speculation continued as to the significance, if any, of this Coolidge junket. President Hoover's White House secretariat, more alarmed about it than anyone else, expressed secret misgivings lest it might portend presidential developments...
Certainly the tables were turned last week. President Gaston Doumergue of France called to the Prime Ministry a man who thereafter made not a single move without consulting Briand?Camille Chautemps...
Those in favor of discarding the amateur rules argue that such a move would make for a spectacular, open game, more interesting to players and spectators alike. Minute off sides and insignificant kicks frequently halt play in a fashion not only boring to the spectators but to the players themselves, they say. There's also no clause in the amateur code to prevent packing the defense, a practice which produces dull hockey, witness the performance of Marquette not so long ago. All of that is certainly true and sound enough, but there's something to be said on the other...
...team this year and Yale lost every time! . . . . Incidentally, that basketball game against Brown in Hemenway on Wednesday had a bit of sentiment attached to it. . .It was the last time a Harvard varsity basketball team will play in the old gymnasium for next year Coach Wachter's charges move to their new quarters. . . Word comes from New Haven that the Arena is all sold out for tomorrow night's hockey tilt. . . . That Larned Cup invitation tennis tournament starting today at Cornell was first held three years ago and Harvard immediately captured the title. . . . Out of eight...