January, 1921

Coaches made news: Spears resigned to accept West Virginia post Leon Tuck was engaged for hockey Eddie Shevlin was winning fights on way to welterweight title Jack Watson was hired to train all teams, good, old Bible Belt Jack with the famous hot hands Cannell was announced as the new coach Professor Goldthwait assisted by Ike Phillips, '23 offered ski lessons to all comers.

The Class of 1923 challenged the Class of 1924 to a tug of war to be staged at Carnival. The challenge was accepted defiantly Brown's Hardware Store advertised aviators' helmets as just the rig for skiing; knickers, sweaters, helmets and toe straps!.... Sadi amazed the world with a new speed record of 1941/2 m. p. h. flying a Nieuport biplane Lord Leverhulme ending a tour of the United States declared that prohibition could never be repealed Students flocked to the College Grill for custom made plank steaks at $2.00 per person $20,000 was pledged by undergraduates toward the Memorial Field Fund $5,000 was raised for Herbert Hoover's fund to feed Europe.

The hockey team beat Amherst, Kings College, Mass. Aggies and lost to B. C. and Harvard J. J. Hennessy '23 was a triple winner in skating championships at Brookline, Mass The basketball team lost four out of five on their vacation trip, then beat Yale, Cornell and Yale again in quick succession. Tim Cullen rated tops in league scoring.