Word: barretts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Edward F. Barrett is a reluctant witness. He got his start as Mr. Mitchell's private secretary. Mr. Mitchell made him a National City vice president. He has handled Mrs. Mitchell's financial affairs for twelve years. Mr. Steuer complains that his opponent is "feeding poison in the most unwarranted way to the jury." Mr. Medalie observes that his opponent "seemed unduly disturbed." Snaps Mr. Steuer: "Anytime you get Steuer unduly disturbed you may hang that up as an additional trophy. ... I object to this continued insistence that Mr. Steuer is excited, Mr. Steuer is alarmed, Mr. Steuer...
...Dana Hardwick, A. E. Hindmarsh, DeLancey Jay, Shaun Kelly, Henry Keyes, William Lane, Delmar Leighton, Charles Locke, Matthew Luce, George McFadden, S. G. Mortimer, F. R. Moseley, Potter Palmer, John Pratt, J. O. Proctor Hampden Robb, Chandler Robbins, J. D. Sawyer, S. D. Warren, Lawrence Waterbury, P. B. Weld, Barrett Wendell, and S. H. Wolcott...
...summary: HARVARD M.I.T. Cleaves, England, g. g., Borger Rogers, Holsapple, c.p. c.p., Wilson, Gofman David, Gundlach, p. p., Sails Thorndike, Angel, Rosenberg, Bartol, f.d. f.d., Gell Rabinovitz, Murphy, s.d. s.d., Barrett Housen, c. c., Foster Feins, Way, s.a. s.a., Williams, Pomeroy, Thelen Graziano, LeRoy, f.a. f.a., Asch deWolfe, Tucker, h. h., Lockman Owens, Redshaw, l.h. l.h., Mathias, Ansel...
HARVARD M.I.T. Cleaves, g. g., Borger Rogers, c.pt. c.pt., Gorman David, pt. pt., Wilson Thorndike, 1d. 1d., Gell Rabinovitz, 2d. 2d., Barrett Housen, c. c., Forster Feins, 2a. 2a., Way Graziano, 1a. 1a., Asch Owens, o.h. o.h., Lockman Tucker, i.h. i.h., Mathias...
...Mays, Jr. '32 and Charles Devens '32 have been awarded respectively the Barrett Wendell Junior Trophy Bat and the Wingate Memorial Cup, the Harvard Athletic Association announced last night. The Wendell Trophy, a mahogany bat, is given each year to the best offensive player on the Harvard nine. The award is mathematically figured out upon the number of times the winner reached first base, his number of stolen bases, total runs and sacrifice hits...