Word: arnold
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...yesterday afternoon. J. T. Moll 1G.B., who captained the University of De Pauw, tennis team last year, defeated R. N. Johnson 1G.B., 6-2, 7-5, 6-4. O. M. Root 1G.B., the runner-up in the College tournament last spring, took the first two sets from C. D. Arnold 1G.B., 7-5, 7-5, but the match was defaulted by the latter when the third set reached...
...presided over the debate. Co-incident with this contest, the Freshman affirmative team, composed of W. J. Wilde, M. H. Thiessen, and P. W. Williams, won a unanimous decision over Princeton 1925 at Princeton. The team which upheld the negative for the Freshmen against Yale was composed of Morton Arnold, G. L. Black, and G. K. Hourwich...
Today's Matches.--Second Round: A. F. McKnight 2G.B. vs. Edward Rosenwald 1G.B. at 2 o'clock. Third round: J. T. Semans 1G.B. vs. C. D. Arnold 1G.B. at 2 o'clock; C. J. Mason Jr. 3E.S. vs. H. D. Wilson 1G.B. at 9 o'clock. Fourth round: J. T. Moll 1G.B. vs. N. C. Tisdel 2G.B. at 2 o'clock...
...negative speakers are as follows: Morton Arnold, G. L. Black, and G. K. Hourwich. They will speak in the order named above. The alternates, who have assisted in obtaining material for the speeches, and who will help in preparing the rebuttals, are G. E. Barton and B. G. Bechhoeffer. The Yale men, who will oppose them, are T. C. Hume, W. E. Birds all, and J. MacH. Hopkins Jr., and, as alternates, D. C. Downes and T. E. McHugh...
...give the last of the six Noble lectures at 8 o'clock this evening in Peabody Hall of Phillips Brooks House. These lectures which are open to the public cover the general subject of "Prophets of Yesterday and Their Message for Today; the Religious Message of Thomas Carlyle, Matthew Arnold, and Robert Browning...