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RELEASE NEW STATISTICS ON 1935 COMPULSORY EXERCISE
Tennis Heads List of Popular Sports With 209 Participants
Consistent with the change of seasons comes the change of emphasis in the Freshman compulsory exercise as indicated by figures released from Wadsworth House. Squash, Basketball, and special corrective gym have been dropped from the schedule and are replaced by baseball, tennis and golf. An increase from four to 25 men competing for managerial positions is noted.
The statistics are as follows: Tennis 209, Swimming 148, Crew 125, Singles 91, Track 84, Baseball 79, Handball 28, Lacrosse 26, Managers 25, Rugby 14, Golf 13, Gymnasium 9, Hiking 7, Fencing 6, Miscellaneous 6.
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