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...Frazier, Ladd, Norris and Brookhart must be deducted from the Republican majority and added to the Opposition, because of their consistent insurgency. This makes the alignment: 50 Regular Republicans, 46 Opposition-a majority of only four. The defection of three* other progressives in the Republican ranks would then readily upset the Republicans' narrow "working majority." That this defection may take place is far from unlikely in many cases, if one considers only the present personnel without accounting for the strayings from the fold of such newcomers as Schall of Minnesota or McMaster of South Dakota...
...number of states, electoral contests were close and it is possible that some of the candidates listed as elected in this issue of TIME may lose in the final official canvas which in some cases was delayed. Recounts and contests of the return may be carried out that may upset apparent results...
Dartmouth ought to beat Cornell, although Coach Dobie has been pointing all season to the battle with the Green. Dartmouth has too much all around power not to be made a favorite, but a Cornell victory would not be a very startling upset...
Although Rawlins was seeded number six and Lenhart was not seeded at all, they have managed to upset all predictions of the outcome. The first four seeded men in the tournament, G. D. Debevoise '26, J. J. Glessner '25, E. M. Upjohn '25, and R. P. Rose '25 have all been eliminated, as well as L. A. Weisman '26, who was seeded number eight. Smith put out Devevoise and Upjohn, Rawlins put out Glessner, and Lenhart accounted for Rose and Weisman, the two other...
...take-your-choice propositions. Picking Lafayette to win is logical but unsafe. It is an excellent game not to bet on. Tufts ought to down Bowdoin, but the Maine team has the habit of trampling on Tufts when it cannot beat anyone else. The Medford college will have to upset a persistent jinx in order...