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...some time past the scales in the gymnasium have been out of order, varying in accuracy from day to day, and occasionally the difference has been so marked as to become a matter of some pounds. According to the scales some men in regular training have varied in their weight as much as eight pounds in two days-a practical impossibility. The matter, at first, seemingly trivial, is in reality very important, since the work of regular teams in training is to a considerable extent regulated by weight. Particularly is this true just before athletic contests. The gymnasium, therefore, should...
...other way to heighten the morale of the college is by lessening the impulses towards evil. These forces may be greatly weakened by regular and systematic physical exercise which will tend to turn aside the superabundant physical vigor of youth from worse channels. There are two forms of physical exercise which are foremost in importance-gymnasium and out of door sports. Under this latter head Mr. Adams takes up the question of football which he declares to be the best game there is. In this connection also he touches lightly the position and importance which intercollegiate games should have...
CRIMSON.- Regular meeting of the board in the Sanctum...
Gill has reconsidered his refusal to row in the Yale boat this year. He began regular training with the candidates this week...
...college do not co-operate sufficiently with the managers of athletics in the work of training the candidates for team. In order to test the endurance and energy of the candidates, a certain amount of work is required-not too much for a man who obtains nine hours of regular sleep and obeys the other rules in regard to training. The trainer has a right to assume that the training rules are obeyed. But unfortunately there are men dishonorable enough to disregard those rules, after having offered themselves as candidates for teams. What is more trouble some is the fact...