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...most part broken off. The hope aroused last fall for a revival of the old-time football clashes was short-lived. Still, all Dartmouth, and--let us hope--all Harvard is anxious to see a resumption of contests between the two colleges in the more important branches of the sport. --THE DARTMOUTH...
...motion of Eliot Farley '07, it was arranged to have the varsity race open in the future to all colleges, the idea being to obtain as many colleges as possible to enter in the 1921 regatta, when it is hoped the sport will be thoroughly re-established. In addition to the usual Henley program there will be a race for Junior college eights to compete for the New England Challenge cup; an interscholastic eight and a special 150-pound Freshman's eight-oared event, each member of the crew to weigh in the morning of the regatta...
...destroy that freedom of thought and discussion through which progress is achieved under our form of government. We doubt whether this unsportsmanlike outbreak against Mr. Laski has the backing of the student body. And even if it has, that would hardly bring it within the bounds of decency. In sport, whatever opinion a person may have of Mr. Laski, all must agree that the Lampoon's action is not the action of gentlemen. MORTIMER L. ANSON '22. F. OTTO KOENIG, JR., '22, ALFRED E. MIRSKY '22, CHING-CHUNG LOWE 2G.B., GEORGE HANSON '21, R. B. SMITH '22 FRANCIS W. MCKINNON...
Yale will not take part in the infercolegiate polo games, according to Color Hoyle, commandant of the local R. O. T In spite of this fact, interest in the sport is keen at New Haven and E. Stoddard, the international polo player has selected more than a score of pon at San Antonic which will be shipped to New Haven immediately. As soon as the mounts are in proper condition after their 2000-mile journey regular practice will commence...
...three teams which were not competed against last year, Williams, M.I.T., and Syracuse. The meets with Williams and with M. I. T. will be a resumption of the annual pre-war contests, while Syracuse is the only team on the schedule which Amherst has not previously met in this sport. M. I. T. promises to be Amherst's strongest opponent this year, although Wesleyan and Syracuse should also provide keen rivalry. Practically all of last year's team are back in College, and a number of strong Freshman candidates have been found. Much good material has been brought to light...