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With the odds slightly in favor of Dartmouth, the University track men will enter the triangular meet at Mechanics Building at 7.45 o'clock tonight determined to make good probably the best chance for a Crimson triumph in six years. Cornell, having lost the bulk of her veteran material by graduation, has special power in a few events, but on an average is not rated very high. Dartmouth's combination is reported to be the best in years, while the possibility of Cornell's inexperienced men snatching, several second and third places gives the outcome of the struggle a doubtful...
...yard dash looks like an over-whelming victory for Cornell. Captain Lovejoy of the Ithacans, who recently bettered the triangular meet record of 4 4-5 seconds by one-fifth of a second in an unofficial time trial, is almost certain of a first place. The Crimson will rely on Vinton Chapin and Murphy to produce results...
...will try to put into practice several reforms in debating which the chapter has tentatively supported in a series of resolutions it has possed recently. These reforms follow the tendencies towards more informal debating which mark the innovations which will be put into effect in the Harvard-Yale-Princeton triangular debate to take place on March 23, but they go much further. They are briefly as follows: First, to have the audience render the decision and thereby have more attention attracted to the question. Second, to have no rebuttal. Third, to have less formal preparation. Fourth and last...
Coach Martin yesterday evening decided upon the personnel of both University and Freshman relay teams in the triangular track meet with Dartmouth and Cornell on Saturday. The 390-yard University quartet is composed of the same men who were so successful last Saturday: J. S. Murphy Jr. '25, Vinton Chapin '23, J. E. Merrill '24, and Captain J. W. Burke '23, while the Freshmen will run in the following order: J. C. McGlone, W. R. Chase, F. P. Kane, and R. G. Allen...
...entries in the track and weight events of the Triangular Meet are as follows...