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...Freshman hockey team has been hard at work getting into shape for the two games scheduled this week. Although plans have not been settled definitely, it is expected that the game with pomfret will be played tomorrow and the Exeter game on Saturday...
...constructive features of the American Legion and the one most of interest to Harvard men is the Americanization work which is to be demonstrated at the Union next week. This movement, which was started at Camp Upton in May, 1919, which has spread rapidly over the country in the shape of Recruit Educational Centers and Vocational Guidance Bureaus is making the Army, primarily a destructive force, a most valuable asset in time of peace. It is not only producing better and more useful citizens out of our most un American class, but is carrying on the spirit of mutual...
...Arena ice tonight at 8.15 to meet the B. A. A. hockey aggregation in the second game of the Crimson season. Additional opportunity to practice and a few more days' seasoning under Coach William H. Claflin '15 and Alfred Winsor Jr. '02, has put the seven into better shape than when they faced King's College, and the standard of speed set during the closing minutes of the contest with the Canadians ought to be maintained...
...Symphony Hall the Glee Club justified the hopes of its most ardent supporters. Last spring Mr. Davison proved that, given sufficient wealth of material, he could produce within a year a chorus of the first rank. Wednesday evening he showed that he could whip his new material into shape in less than three months. Last spring the Glee Club had established a standard never before attained by a college musical organization; this year they have proved they can maintain that standard as long as they are dominated by Dr. Davison's personality...
...Harvard sevens will have their hands full in their contests against the fast King's College septet. The Canadian skaters have been on the ice for more than six weeks, and under the leadership of Captain R. Parnell are said to be rapidly rounding into shape. Two members of this year's team, T. H. Winter and G. White, were all-collegiate hockey selections last year in the Provinces. The University men will have a slight advantage in being able to watch the visitors when the latter meet M. I. T. Friday evening before their clash with the Crimson team...