Word: armstrong
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fall crew will get underway today with a short meeting for University and Freshman candidates in the New Lecture Hall at 2 o'clock. C. J. Whiteside, head crew coach, H. H. Haines, Freshman coach; and Captain T. E. Armstrong '32 will talk. At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon aspirants from the Class of 1935 will report to Weld Boat House for workouts in the Leviathan and in shells...
...first meeting of the University squad is scheduled for 4 o'clock tomorrow in the Lowell House common room. Whiteside, Fred Sullivan '27, coach of the 150-pound squads; E. J. Brown '96, who will be in charge of House rowing; and Armstrong will speak...
...addict; prison authorities find muggle-smuggling a perplexing problem. Federal authorities say that marijuana, though a drug, is not a narcotic drug and therefore its users cannot be prosecuted under the Harrison Act. So in Louisiana the Legislature passed its own antimarijuana law. In California, Cornetist Louis Armstrong ("world's greatest Negro cornet player") was sentenced to jail for 30 days for taking poison when caught smoking a "reefer...
...name of the creek is Cohausie and the wharf Greenwich Pier. HARRY M. ARMSTRONG...
...University and Jayyee eights rowed downstream this morning for a six-mile stretch at a slow paddle, with Whiteside devoting most of his attention to the latter boat. Armstrong's aggregation, though showing more than usual strength, has lacked the smoothness which is essential over a long course. Whiteside is now polishing up the individual faults in the crew, in an endeavor to perfect the performance of the whole...