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Adolph Walter Samborski '26 has been appointed to the position of Secretary for House Athletics according to an announcement made yesterday by William J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics. Samborski is at present in charge of all intramural sports and will merely switch his duties to take care of House athletics when the House Plan is in full swing next year...
According to A.W. Samborski this promises to be one of the best fraternity meets yet held. Last year the victory fell to Delta Upsilon, with Alpha Sigma Phi and Kappa Sigma respectively second and third...
...Inter-House athletics will definitely displace the class team system next year; a system which has represented only a comparatively small group of men in the classes," A.W. Samborski '26, director of intra-mural athletics stated in an interview yesterday. "Already," he explained, "the contests between the two houses have shown that a more centralised group, having a greater chance for social contacts within itself, offers a larger opportunity for the development of intramural sports...
...most colleges, especially in the West," Samborski explained, "the fraternities are the basic intra-mural units in the college, and they have developed strong competition among themselves. At Harvard, while the fraternities are not as powerful as elsewhere, they have shown that they bring out more men than teams of the three upper classes." This is shown by the fact that about 150 men report for inter-fraternity basketball, in comparison with an average of 50 reporting for interclass basketball. On the other hand, the athletic competition has also developed the club spirit within the fraternities at Harvard, according...
Dunster and Lowell Houses will meet in a basketball game at 3.30 o'clock today in the New Indoor Athletic Building. A. W. Samborski '26, who has had charge of the proceedings this last week, will referee the game between the two teams. More than a week ago O. D. Johnson '31 challenged a quintet from Dunster House on behalf of the Lowell House team, then in the making. He received no official answer but continued to organize a team, of which he is captain, and which has received daily coaching from C. H. Hageman '33, a member...