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...ideal way to distribute seats for a college football game would be by invitation." Major F. W. Moore '93, graduate treasurer of the Athletic Association told a CRIMSON reporter. "In this way any trace of commercialism that might taint this sport and the disagreeable element of the crowds would be done away with...
...Carnochan is now trying to form a Harvard Polo Association among graduates of the University similar to the graduate organizations at Yale and Princeton, for the purpose of advancing polo as a sport here in the University. They plan to become members of the Indoor Intercollegiate Polo Association, and to handle the affairs of the University with that Association. Life membership in the Harvard Polo Association will be $100 and yearly dues...
Although the University pole team went down to an overwhelming defeat against Yale last Tuesday evening in the final intercollegiate match of the indoor season, the results have been very satisfactory for the first year of polo as an organized sport, and the winter's training of the team forecasts a more sucessful record in the approaching outdoor season...
...winter. In the other games with West Point and Norwich a defeat was likewise chalked up against the University. Captain S. F. Clarke refused to suggest any alibis for these defeats but he is optimistic about the outcome this spring. Polo's status as an officially recognized minor sport will aid materially toward developing a successful team...
Since polo is fully recognized as a minor sport all men in the University are eligible to compare for the team, and Captain Clarke has announced that there will be adequate facilities to accommodate all men who report, the War Department having agreed to furnish additional ponies if they are needed...