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...that the tests that he made at Yale and the test that Mr. Herbert made at Harvard were made according to 'the same system.' Unfortunately this is not true. At Yale the gymnasium authorities allow the use of 'straps' in the back and leg lifts which they have a perfect right to do, but the gymnasium authorities at Harvard and other institutions which have adopted the Intercollegiate Strength Test Agreement do not allow the use of 'belts, straps or harnesses of any description' and thus the records made at Yale and Harvard are not comparable...
...Seniors showed more endurance than their opponents, and scored in the second minute of play, Canterbury making a goal on a skillful pass from Hoxie. A moment later Canterbury scored again unaided, after a brilliant run down the ice. With a lead of two goals, the Seniors played a perfect defensive game by dropping one forward back, and gave the Freshmen no chance to score...
...physical order in its material universe and that there is a moral order that reveals itself in the world of men. They believe that the fundamental principles of this moral order were first represented in the ten commandments and were revealed in the life of Jesus, the one perfect man--whether they believe this man to have been a divinely inspired mortal or Christ, the son and substance of the Father. These universal principles of morality comprise the law of love and good will towards other men, obedience to divine laws and reverence toward God. These principles if sincerely believed...
...season the Harvard team has not been able to use the rink. The men have nevertheless developed in a steady and satisfactory manner, and the team is now stronger than the one which played Yale last year. As individuals, the men are fast skaters, and have worked hard to perfect themselves in the details of their positions. As a team, they are capable of a hard defence, and a fast, though not always concerted attack...
...getting the ball on the jump off and passing with less interference. On the offense Harvard was not sure of the goals, even when an opportunity was presented, owing to the long reach of her opponents. Harvard's defense was much stronger than was expected and at times was perfect. The best playing for Harvard was done by Fenwick, Lehmann and Gilles. G. H. Clark, who is a brother of J. K. Clark played the best game for Yale...