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...triangular race in the Basin yesterday between the University and second crews and the first Freshman crew the University won out by a scant quarter of a length. The crews started from the Cottage Farm Bridge with the Freshmen two lengths in the lead. The latter made a poor start but retrieved themselves and were never decisively headed. Both of the University crews started from scratch. The second which was rowing the Henley distance, jumped ahead but was nosed out by the University at the Harvard Bridge, and there was nearly half a length of open water between the crews...
...debating teams compete in triangular Yale, Harvard, Princeton Freshman Debate on "Resolved, That the United States should abolish the Monroe Doctrine as part of its foreign policy": Negative vs. Yale at New Haven; affirmative vs. Princeton in New Lecture Hall...
...entries for this must be made on the bulletin boards in the dormitories by 6 o'clock tonight. The plan is to hold a separate tournament within each dormitory, and then to pick a four or six-man team from the results of each tournament, to compete in a triangular series. No members of the 1918 squad will be eligible for these tournaments. Members of the class who do not live in the dormitories, but who wish to play, will be assigned to Standish Hall...
...annual banquet of the University Debating Council will be held in the Hotel Victoria, Boston, this evening at 6 o'clock. The Coolidge medals for debating will be presented to the members of the team that took part in the triangular debate with Yale and Princeton, gold medals to the six debaters, and silver medals to the alternates and the manager. Judge A. P. Stone '93 will make the presentations...
...final trials for the Freshman debating team which will meet Princeton and Yale in a triangular debate on May 7 will be held in the New Lecture Hall this afternoon at 1.30 o'clock. The question for the debate is "Resolved, That the United States should abolish the Monroe Docrine as part of its foreign policy." The following men will speak: first debate, P. Benton, C. Wyche and W. L. Prosser, (affirmative); I. Brentano, A. J. Keele, and H. S. Walker, (negative); second debate, D. Davis, J. S. Dole, and E. Weissbuch (affirmative); W. M. Silverman, N. Muskin...