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...which the Tiger track team defeated the Elis in the dual meet held at New Haven on Saturday. Superiority in the dashes and hurdles, and strength in the quarter, half, mile and two-mile runs gained the victory for the Princetonians--the second in the history of the sport between the two colleges, and the first since 1910. Swede, the Tiger miler, made the best time of the afternoon, winning his event, in spite of mud and rain, in 4 minutes, 34 4-5 seconds. Captain Erdman capturing both hurdles, and R. E. Brown both dashes, for Princeton, were...
With the idea of obtaining some approximation of the number of students who are interested in each particular sport, the Sports Committee of the Business School Club has secured from each man a list of those athletics in which he would like to participate. According to the statistics which have been secured, tennis is by far the most popular sport, with swimming, the next in order, receiving less than half the number of votes. Golf, basketball and bowling follow in close succession, and below these practically every sport has a smattering of devotees. Tournaments and interclass games were favored...
With all the usual sources of revenue stopped, it was difficult enough to continue athletics, but with the enthusiasm for sport revived, before the means of financing it had again become normal, as was the case last spring, the problem was increased. To have allowed athletics to be dropped at the College would have been the easy course, but would have demoralized the future of the athletic system here, and made a gap in the life of those who were at College. Realizing this, the Athletic Committee worked unceasingly that sport might keep a foot-hold here...
...time to go out every day in the week for baseball, he can take this form of exercise three afternoons a week, if he wishes to. There are also eight outdoor handball courts at the Freshman athletic building, for the use of any Freshmen who wish to elect this sport. This announcement was made yesterday by Mr. Geer...
...meeting yesterday afternoon the Student Council voted to make basketball a minor sport in the University, and recommended that Freshman insignia be awarded to the following members of the 1923 team: Nicholas Depopolo of Westfield, Robert Frederick Doolittle of New York, N. Y., David Francis Egan of Newport, R. I., Joseph Milton Hartley, 2d., of Fairmount, W. Va., Arthur Edmund McLeish, Jr., of Fort Benton, Mont., John Pallo of Westfield, Henry Blair Tyson of New York, N. Y., captain, and Arthur Newell Moore of Cambridge, manager. After several petitions were read and the reports of the seasons of the Freshman...