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The spring soccer season was officially opened last night with a meeting in the Living Room of the Varsity Club at which George Collins, soccer editor of the Boston Globe and manager of the Olympic soccer team four years ago, was the main speaker.
Next fall's season will open four days after the start of College and at present there are 12 tentative games on the schedule. Coach Jack Kershaw emphasized the importance of this spring's practice due to the exceptionally early start next fall.
As a result of wet grounds the squad will be unable to begin practice at Soldiers Field until Monday March 26. Although no definite arrangements have been made yet, the team will probably play a number of practice games this spring.
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