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

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I U T SYLLABUS 1925 nf ,, T I T J O O N IHIHGW x H 4 di. Buck Row: Mum, Coach, S1-AULDING, Osnormrc, FA1.xsoN, WIIEELER, Dmnnols, Doc'roR CnAMm:RI.1N Front Row: HQAG. BARNARD, I-IALL, BROWN, Caplazu, K1.mmA11N, Flsu HOMER T. BROWN, Captain ROBERT MUIR, Coach 198

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.I ATHLETICS 'WE 37 - ' .' ,Y The Hockey Season The Boston University puck chasers finished an unimpressive season with a defeat from the hands of the fast and aggressive Yale sextet. The Bed and White team that defeated Tech 7 to 1 in the first game of the season was predicated by many sport writers to be among the best in the East. Coach O'Hare had developed a fast group with plenty of 'team work and carrying ability. Immediately after the first game, however, the team suffered from injuries, and then the scholarship difficulties claimed a man, while the Captain, Joseph Almer, was forced to resign, as he did not have the time to devote to it. Brick O'1ilfare worked hard in the face of many difficulties, but with the team work disrupted by the loss of two stars, the men were at a serious dis- advantage and, as a result, the team lost the remaining six games. They were not walk-aways by any means, and all of the Terrier opponents were made to play their very best brand. of hockey to come out victorious. The following is the result of the games: B. U. ........... 7 M. I. T. . . 0 B. U. . . 1 1'liARVARD . . . 8 B. U.. . 0 Pn1NcE'roN . . . . fl B. U. . . il. MAPLES ...... . 5 B. U. . . 0 LEWISTON A. S. D. . . 3 B. U. . . . 2 MAINE ..... . fly B. U.. . . 0 'YALE . . 6 197

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L ,,........ - cn. c. -- 4 Lu.. Q :L- if ATHLETICS W V A Swimming Team The Boston University swimming teaIII was submerged in the backwash of four out of their five opponents. The TLGHIII had a bright outlook but the loss of the captain because of scholastic difliculties and the incapacitation of several men left the team high and dry before the end of the season. Coach Muir did his best and the men put every thing into their work, but the team was up against too fast a competition. Captain 1-lomer Brown and l redI'ie'k Klehbahn were the outstanding Per- formers for the Bed and White. Klehbahn was elected captain for the coming year. Meets have been arranged with Williams and Springfield for next year and Manager Daniel Barnard is negotiating with New York University, Amherst, Wesleyan, and Lowell Textile. The results of this year's schedule is as follows: B. U .......... 36 NEWTON Y. M. C. A. . lil. B. U. . . . . 5 TBARTMOUTH ...... 1115 B. U. . . . 111. SYIIACUSE . . . 39 B. U. . . . . 15 SPRINGFIELD . . . 35 B. U. . . . . 16 WIIILIAMS . . . 311- ' 199 '