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

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'. N SYLLABUS 1925 K Z Q! X- 4 1- Q, F W BUA a Yung Back Row: CUI.1.xaN. HARPEIR, HICDI.UNID, THOMAS, SIIAPIRO Front Row: Rrcu.I.v, S'rAcxsv, LEBLANC, SMALL' LEIGH B. STACEY, Captain GEORGE F. THOMAS, Manager OSCAR C. HEDLUND, Coach 19-1

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I . . - 'I - . - ,. Track Season . g Coach Oscar leledlund of the track squad has devoted untiring efforts toward the building up of a winning 'track team, and the lied and White has made great strides forward, which are due in no small measure to his own personal efforts. During the indoor season the lied and White met Mass. Aggies in a relay race at the K. of C. games. The B. U. team composed of llenry, Higgins, Onthank, and Smith easily won the race, which was especially interesting, as it was a rubber contest. fln the two preceding years, B. U. and Mass. Aggies had each in turn been victorious. At the B. A. A. games the Terriers ran against Tufts and Colby in a triangular relay. The wearers of the Bed and White were defeated by Colby, but won over Tufts. No B. U. man placed in the N. QIC. A. A. U. meet, although several were entered, while a lone Terrier, li. T. lelfateh, placed, in the American Legion Meet. The indoor season closed with a defeat at the hands of Northeastern. The 'team is now in the midst of the outdoor season, which promises to be a banner one. Meets are arranged. with the following colleges: - Q HOLY Cnoss .............. at Worcester May 7 NEW 1il.AMPsumE STATE . . at Durham M ay 10 TUFTS ......... . at Medford M ay 17 193

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T Z 1. ' ' q H nGf +- ATHLETICS r .. E Cross Country Boston University's second season at Cross Country was n1ost successful in spite of the handicaps under which the men were forced to train. The team was managed by George Thomas and coached by Oscar Hedlund, who has done a great deal in building up our track activities and to Whom the success of our track team is due. Captain Leigh Stacey was the only member of the team to place in the Inter- collegiates, coming in twelfth. I-Ie was the outstanding star of the team, being the first B. U. man to finish in each of the races. The spirit of the whole team was excellent, every man finishing his race even under severe handicaps. The following men were awarded letters: Paul Sampson, Alfred Piekard, Cordon C. lleilly, Arthur J. LeBlanc, Leigh Stacey, and Manager George Thomas. At the close of the season, Cordon Reilly was elected captain and Ward. Harper manager for the coming year. Meets have been arranged with Brown at Franklin Park, Colby at Waterville, Maine, and tentative dates have been set with lilioly Cross and Tufts. - The results of this year's meets are as follows: B.U .......... 38 COLBY . . . . 25 B. U. . . . 33 I'IOLY Cnoss . . . . 25 B. U. . . . 23 TECH .... . . 32 195