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...principally of fielding grounders and throwing to the bases. Every player will be given an opportunity to field the position for which he is trying. In this manner Coach Slattery hopes to size up his men in the course of a few days' practice and get together his first string infield in time to develop some teamwork before the first game of the season with Bowdoin on April...
...there is ever to be a Harvard commemoration of these men, can there be a better time for it than April 6, 1920? This will be but two days after Easter, the festival of hope following upon sacrifice. The Bulletin has no desire to keep harping on a single string, or to raise anything resembling a clamor for what should be an essentially spontaneous rendering of honor where honor is due. But the approach of a national anniversary marking a high point in our recent history, and of a religious festival overflowing with significant suggestions, leads us once more...
Spring trials will be held this evening from 6.30 to 7.30 P. M., at the Pierian Room in the Music Building, for brass, string, and woodwind players. There are exceptionally good openings for a 'cellist, a clarinetist, a trombonist, and string players of ability. For any further details, see Manager P. K. McElroy '20, at 24 Matthews, or call Camb...
...program of the concert follows: March, Stars and Stripes Forever, Sousa Overture, Light Cavalry, von Suppe Solo for Violin, G String,I. H. Rosenberg '22. Bach I. H. Rosenberg '22.Suite, Firml (a)Mignonnette. (b)Danse des Demoiselles. (c)Egyptain Dance. Flute Duet Selected D. J. McKenna 2L., W. F. Manning '22. Selection, A Legend from La Provence. Nicode Popular, Selected Harvard University Band--Saxaphone Quartet. Harvard Songs: (a)Soldiers Field. (b)Gridiron Kings. (c)Harvardiana. Coronation March, from "The Prophet," Meyerbeer FAIR HARVARD...
Coach Claflin is giving the University regulars a rest since their triumph over the All-Stars, and tomorrow they will have no practice, although the substitutes will report as usual. Yesterday the University sextet took on the second-string men for a ten-minute scrimmage, in which they won a 3 to 2 victory. E. L. Bigelow '21 was responsible for two of the regulars' goals, while F. McN. Bacon '21 caged the third. J. Gaston '21 was the star for the substitutes, making both their tallies and playing a fast game throughout the scrimmage. Although the second-string...