Word: barding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Yesterday's subscribers are: Phillip Bard, E. G. Boring, P.C. Brinton, P. H. Buck, F. S. Cawley, C. L. Dawes, James Ford, J. s. Hathaway, E. E. Hanson, G. B. Kistiakowaky, J. t. Murray, and W. s. Osgood...
...good old West. Their callused souls were untouched by the points exhortations of the godly Eider panicles. Blanco Posnet and Feemy Exans were had; they forsook the straight and narrow, and travelled the primrose path to hell. They called on the devil and they sneered at God Bad Bard...
...clock: R. H. Cook vs. D. S. De Bard, C. S. Kelley vs. R. W. Reardon, J. L. Cummings vs. J. N. Hodges, R. T. Brown vs. W. W. Prout, and H. B. Sprague vs. J. P. Austin...
...Cook defeated W. W. McAlpine, Gerardus Beekman defeated R. W. Reardon, H. B. Sprague defeated W. M. Cook, J. N. Hodges defeated J. L. Cummings, R. T. Brown defeated W. B. Kantack, C. S. Kelley defeated R. M. Saul, M. D. Whitney defeated W. H. Lee, D. S. De Bard defeated R. C. Brinkley. At 3 o'clock: O. S. A. Sprague defeated M. K. Ruddock, P. E. Geter defeated F. B. Tolles, R. B. Graves defeated A. A. Ballantine, W. J. Watson defeated E. R. Spinney, John Doll defeated Taber De Forest...
...famous theft. At the annual CRIMSON-Lampoon baseball games. Bob always drove the four-in-hand coach which carried the team over to the field and won renown for his pitching abilities against the CRIMSON. In more intimate gatherings in the Lampoon building, he was the equal of any bard in the mead hall, telling with infinite dramatic sense and spontaneous humor of his experiences all over the world. These tales have been fortunately preserved, taken down by dictation last year. Arrangement had also been made to have a portrait of him painted when he should recover from his illness...