Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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!Wf F W .41 V .--- - v-1 - I -gg 3 Ill: so L +A ' ' ' pg? BASEBALL 1 91 HBUSTERH WILLIAMSON B1L1,' ' MURRAY QLEEE April I2 13 16 22 27 28 28 KK ll U May 2 3 4 6 20 21 June 4. H U H 1 Season of 1921 B.U. 1 HARVARD 5 B.U. 3 BROWN 7 B.U. II BOSTON Co1.1.EcE 7 B.U. o HoLY CRoss 3 B.U. 8 U. OF MAINE 6 B.U. 8 ST. ANSELMO 2 B.U. 5 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2 B.U. 4 VERMONT 8 B.U. 4 NoRw1cH 1 B.U. 3 DARTMOUTH I3 B.U. 6 BATES o B.U. 6 MAss. AGGIES 16 B.U. 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE 3 B.U. 1 MASS. AGGIES 4 The following men were awarded varsity letters: Miller CCapt.j, Keenan fMgr.J, Timmons, Lord, Wagl1er, Dooley, Furniss, WllllHlIlS0l1, Toland, Herrin, O'Connor, Ruane and Small. 143