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...question of the Mandolin Club was settled simply by determining to continue the unit if sufficient mandolin players were interested. If enough men are found forthcoming, it is planned to organize a string ensemble to take its place...
Juniors who played against Yale and so are eligible for election are George Roberts, John Mechem and Ned Cutter of the second line; Russ Allen and Traf Hicks, first string defense pair; Ralph Pope, third line right winger; and Sene Emerson, reserve defenseman. Of these men George Roberts and Traf Hicks have played the most and seem a lightly more logical choices...
Victory gave the Yardlings a season record of nine wins, one tie, and one defeat, and also stretched Coach Hodder's string of victories over the Eli Freshmen to seven straight. Hodder was jubilant after the game and said he was "Perfectly astounded--they played wonderfully...
Most sensational team in the East last year was the one that represented Long Island University, started eleven years ago in a disused factory, which ran up a string of 43 victories in a row. Last week, Long Island got ready for the crucial game of New York's metropolitan season, against Manhattan this week, by nicking St. Thomas, 33-to-25. Other major games of last week: Navy 42, Army 40, at Annapolis; Harvard 37, Columbia 30, at Cambridge; Fordham 31, N. Y. U. 19, in New York...
...slopes forces an impulse through the glacier. It is a wave motion and the longer the glacier, the longer it takes to reach the foot. Scientists pooh-poohed a man named Lawrence Martin when he declared right after the Alaskan earthquake of 1899 that it would set a whole string of coastal glaciers in motion years later. He made up a time-table for each glacier. It was surprisingy accurate. From 1906 to 1910, just as he prophesied, each glacier began to move...