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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...than one team, produced by each hall. It is the plan of the Physical Training Department that every team from each hall, whether they are first, second or third teams, shall be able to contribute in the same measure to the totals of that hall. Thus in crew all three of the dormitories were represented by four crews, and since Gore won with two of her crews, and pulled in second with the other two, she amassed 16 points in that branch alone. The totals follow: Gore. Standish. Smith. Rowing, 16 12 8 Cross country 1 3 5 Tennis...
...University crews were soon divided into three equal eights, which, for the most part, remained the same during the entire season. Numerous club crews were formed, and the yearling candidates were assigned to dormitory crews. As many as 27 eights were at times on the river, as well as about '25 men who were doing individual work in the wherries and singles...
Coach Haines had complete charge of the three University crews and the first dormitory eights, while "Ed" Brown directed the work of the upper clubs. W. C. Chanler 1L, took the lower club crews, and F. B. Whitman 1G and H. B. Cabot 1L divided the less important Freshman eights. Reporting about two weeks after the others, the single-scullers were coached by Jack Manning...
...custom to invite professors and instructors by departments and alphabetically, and this week professors in the Music, Anthropology, and English departments, and all other members of the Faculty from "A" to "D" have been invited. Several members of these three departments have already signified their intention of being present, and several more are expected to come. Those who have accepted are: Professors F. N. Robinson '91 and B. S. Hurlburt '87; Associate Professor I. L. Winter '86; Assistant Professors E. A. Hill, W. C. Heilman, A. and R. W. Coues...
...University there are now 18 squash courts available for use, of which 11 are new this fall. The University has expended $14,000 on building these courts and putting them in good condition. About 200 Freshmen are playing on them three times a week, and a large number of upperclassmen are also using them...