Word: baker
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sagendorph, Donald Augier, W. B. Stearns Jr., G. H. Shattuck, J. R. Bright, Howard Elliott Jr. C. W. Baker Jr., C. T. Baldwin...
...champion in the mile and captain of the 1923 outfit last spring; Huhn, a promising hurdler; and Croft, star sprinter for the Freshmen last year. W. S. Powers, former Exeter star, and the best pole vaulter on the 1923 team, is ineligible also on account of scholastic standing; while Baker, the hammer-thrower and football player, is unable to compete because of the two-sport rule...
...future has already attended the preparations of the "47 Workshop" for its premier trip "on the road": the New York performances have been moved to a larger theatre in order to accommodate the unexpectedly large patronage. The dramatic world has not been slow in realizing the value of Professor Baker's work in establishing the experimental theatre in America, and it eagerly awaits the coming production...
...Friday, March 18, were held the finals of the University tournament, of which Francis Rouillard '23 was the individual star by winning the champions are as follows: W. C. Westhaver Unc., 115-pound class; Geoffrey Baker 2L, 125-pound class; H. J. Freedman '23, 135-pound class; R. T. Sloane '22, 145-pound class; G. W. Tower Unc., heavyweight class...
...house, as previously announced. Definite plans have now been not for the theatrical tour. The players will leave for New York on Sunday, April 17, perform there on Monday and Tuesday, and afterwards will visit Utica, Buffalo and Cleveland. Just previous to the New York trip Professor G. P. Baker '87 will take the "47 Workshop" to Worcester and possibly to other cities near Boston for performances...