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...around playing of George Owen, both in the pitcher's box and at bat, where he hit out a double and a single, brought a 3-2 victory to the Freshman baseball team over Middlesex School at Concord yesterday, breaking the school's record of nine straight games won. A triple by J. C. Bancroft in the eighth inning with Owen on first scored the winning run for the Yearlings. The game was fast and the best played that 1923 has staged this season, with only one error committed by each team...
...addition to being an efficient staff officer. General Nolen won also the reputation of being one of the most capable line officers in the Expeditionary Forces. During the Argonne drive in the early fall of 1918, he was put in charge temporarily of the 28th Division and led it through that crucial period with distinction...
...western team, however, is bringing a strong opposition for the debate. Wendell Black, the leader, is a three-letter man, as he has been on the University team for three years and is now a senior in the School of Law. Toomey also has won his insignia three times, and was second in the trials which were held to pick the team. He is also a third-year Law man. Earl Nelson, the third of the trio, is a two-letter man and a Junior in the Law School, and has shown up very well in the forensic contests held...
During the war Colonel Roustam-Bek saw active service with the British Volunteer Forces in France. At present he is attached to the Soviet Embassy in Washington as an expert on military affairs. His position previous to the war as a war correspondent of the London Daily Express won him a reputation of being one of the keenest military experts in the field; this knowledge and his experience in the war will make it possible for him to present the military aspects of the Russian situation in a comprehensive and authoritative manner...
Entered in the pole-vault are R. W. Harwood '20, winner of last year's event, and Walton and Fletcher, who won second and tied for third respectively last year. Dandrow, winner of the hammer-throw last year and also first-place man in the 56-pound weight event at the recent Penn. Relay Carnival is, of course, Tech's strongest entry in the weight events and should repeat his last year's performance...