DR. RICHARDS

Harvard men, particularly Harvard athletes, feel keenly a regret that the pressure of a growing practice necessitates the resignation of Dr. Richards. His expert and sympathetic medical advice and service have made him far more than a valuable asset to Harvard teams.

One has not to record Dr. Richard's extraordinary medical achievement; that is widely recognized. No testimonial of his personal attraction need be compiled; the admiration of his friends is attest, And the sense of loss occasioned by Dr. Richards' departure from Harvard fields will not be peculiar to Harvard men.