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...Yale committee which was appointed in December to select a football coach has recommended T. A. D. Jones, Yale 1908, to the Athletic Committee for appointment. A special meeting of the Athletic Committee will probably be held on Wednesday to discuss the matter. The recommending committee was composed of V. C. McCormick, Yale 1893, S. B. Thorne, Yale 1896, and J. R. Kilpatrick, Yale 1911. Jones was a star football player while in college, and was also captain of the baseball team. He has been head coach at Phillips-Exeter Academy for the last three years, and has had unusual...
...Haven, December 15, 1915,--The appointment of the new coach for the 1916 football team will not be made public till Saturday. A committee, composed of V. C. McCormick, Yale '93, S. B. Thorne, Yale 11, which was delegated by the Yale Athletic Association to select a coach had a meeting in New York to night, but the decision will not be rached till the end of the week...
...manager is to come will elect four of its members to compete for the managership in question. The competition will last through one season, at the conclusion of which a committee consisting of the captain, coach, and manager, and the General Treasurer of the Athletic Association, is to select the university assistant manager and a Freshman manager. In effect, if the plan is approved by the Board of Athletic Control, the Faculty and the Trustees, it will start with the election of the baseball and track managers from...
...shop will mean much to students who desire to collect books and yet who do not know how to select their purchases or how much they should pay for them. Here there will always be some one to advise them; and already this new shop has an extremely interesting collection of rare editions and fine bindings. The greatest field for this new Yale institution will be in second-hand books of the 18th and early 19th centuries. Good editions of the writers of the Queen Anne and Georgian ages may be purchased reasonably and the time is not far away...
There is no reason why the College cannot select the best preparatory schools of the West and accept their certificate for a small fraction, comprising the best scholars of their graduating classes. Such a procedure might very readily have the effect of actually making an examination-less admission to Harvard the goal for scholastic competition in many schools. And it would in all probability attract a number of the most desirable...