Word: allens
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...DRAYTON 1-11--A. D. Cassatt 7 12-21--F. A. Clieman 16 RANDOLPH 1-12--N. W. Buckler 9 13-24--B. R. Howland 20 25-36--D. T. Chamberlin 29 37-48--John DeNormandie 43 49-59--T. W. Lord Jr. 56 60-70--C. A. Allen 61 RUSSELL 1-12--Henry Brandmiller 11 13-25--A. G. Churchill 15 RUSSELL ANNEX West Entry--William Stephens 31 East Entry--W. G. Glenn 14 WESTMORLY 1-27--J. P. Chase 45 31-47--G. T. Bolster 42 101-126--S. Boal 123 131-146--N. W. Bragdon 133 BECK...
Last week it was the man, not the day, that William Allen White, editor, author, sage of Emporia Kan., celebrated before undergraduates of the College of Emporia. Said...
With the team in a scoreless deadlock late in the final period of yesterday's class championship game, Allen, left end of the Junior eleven, broke through to hurry Whiting's attempted forward pass. He knocked, the ball up in the air as it left the hand of the Sophomore back, and the pigskin descended into the waiting hands of Adams, 1928 guard, who with a clear field ran 45 yards for the touchdown that gave to the Juniors the University title and the right to meet the Yale class champions on Soldiers Field next Friday. The final count...
...summary follows: JUNIORS. SOPHOMORES. Allen, l.e. r.e., Fuller, Sexton Mulford, l.t. r.t., Pickard Adams, l.g. l.g., Williams, Kane, Brookfield, Sweezy Tuney, Fox, c. c., Shapiro, Weller Cushing, Tuney, r.g. l.g., Ingalls Hemminger, r.t. l.t., Norris Hammer, r.e. l.e., Weiler Heard, q. b. q.b., Morris, Sawyer Sawyer, l.h.b. r.h.b., Whiting, Lefrak Van Renssalaer, r.h.b. l.h.b., Weymouth, Kalanis Barbee, f.b. f.b., Wise, Brine...
...Port Fulton, Ind., Mrs. Fahyma Allen marched off to court to obtain a writ compelling the school authorities to permit her daughter Virginia, 9, to attend school clad in knickerbockers. Twice daily for three weeks Virginia had been sent to the school door, twice daily been viewed with alarm and sent home by officials who were shocked to see her spindly extremities encased separately instead of draped in unison. Mrs. Allen, no stickler for fashion, no crusader for a moral cause, merely clung to her point that Virginia's education should not be interrupted pending the extension...