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

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Fl' SYLLABUS 1925 ' ,GE ,f ,- e1Q, J eTeam 1 V. P B. F L. F M. J. M. S C. E A. S. COYNE GORMAN HALL SULLIVAN THOMSON BESTICK BIGLOW . Back Row: TIQNNEV, GENIOR, WIIITI5, TRIIIOU, ISIQSTICK, BLUNT Muldlc Row: SMIIII, I'IALL, I-IAI.IfORn, CAv'I'. DAVIS, GORMAN, COYNE, THOMSON Front Row: Lmsunlc, MACKAY, SULLIVAN, BIGELONV THU TEAM: ' F J. EFT' 13? L W. LAIPWORTI-I D. J. flEliRIOR B. LESUIIE I. GIIEENBERG F. SMITH R. B. HOAG A. JFENNEY J. WIIISON I S. TIIIBOU C. C. WITHERS H. WHITE B. B. WIIIGLEY M. BLUNT C. H. CANFIELD 202

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Boxing Team The Terrier mitt-weilders have engaged in but one ineet with other colleges. New Hanlpshire State was victorious over the wearers of the Pied and White, five bouts to two. Captain Gagliola and Carlson were the only B. U. men to win their bouts. The contests were close and in one instance B. U. suilered from a bad. break. In the lightweight division, Lynch of QB. U. was giving his opponent a boxing lesson when he sustained a had out over his eye and was obliged 'to default to his opponent. Coach Jonnie Morris has worked hard with the men, both at the Hanover Street training quarters and at the new gym. It is hoped that next year B. U. will have more ineets for the leather pushers to participate in. 201

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O ' ATHLETICS 'T' Rifle Team 1924 The Rifle Team continues to fly high the B. U. banner in this branch of college sport. A team has been developed of' which any University might be proud, and a match with Boston University is regarded by competitors as one of the hardest of' the year. The men practice at the Bay State Bange every afternoon except Wednesday, and with the help of the finest rifles obtainable, expect to continue victories over such colleges as lflarvard, Yale, Princeton, Syracuse and Oxford. A team was sent to the New 'York lntercollegiates, but the shooting was ham- pered by the use of' telescopic sights. The Terriers, together with several other teams, used tHe regulation iron sights, and were unable to make the high scores turned in by those using telescopic sights. This match marked the departure from 'telegraphic shooting, however, and it is hoped that shoulder to shoulder matches will be continued. An B. O. T. C Team, composed of' members of' the varsity squad who are also in the B. O. T. C., will 'take part in the W. B. Hearst Trophy Match, and also in the New England ,Intercollegiate li. O. T. C. shoot. The 'team loses the services of' Capt. George A. Davis next year, but the results of the splendid work he has accomplished as coach will be felt for quite some time to come. Bartley F. Gorman is captain of' this year's sharpshooters, and C. l . llalford is manager. An attempt is being made by the manager to secure matches with several foreign colleges next year, in order to compare international ability. Matches for this year are as follows: Rutgers, University oi' Maine, Ohio, M. I. T., George Washington University, C. C. N. Y., University of' Nebraska, University of' Oregon, University of Minnesota, Western Maryland, Syracuse, Marion Institute, lilarvard, and Oxford. 203