Word: benjamin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Finman 2E.S., S. L. Foss 1L., Foss 1L., David Glick 1L., M. F. Goldberg '22, T. H. Green 3L., Paul Harmel '23, A. W. Marget 3G., Bernard Miller '25, Mendon Morril '23, Samuel Rochlin '24, Irwin Rosenbaum 1L., J. L. Rudofsky '24, J. S. Shubow 1M., Benjamin Siegel 2L., S. L. Solomon '22, Harry Starr 1L., M. L. Stolz 2L., and the Misses Dorothy Adlow, Lillian Lappin, and Anna Weintraub, of Radcliffe...
...most spectacular bout was that between J. F. DeWolf '22 and Captain Benjamin of Yale, who had been beaten only once before this season. De Wolf threw the Eli leader and remained on top by clever work for eight minutes and 18 seconds...
...Pound Class.--J. F. De Wolf '22 defeated Captain Benjamin of Yale by a decision in eight minutes 18 seconds...
...Benjamin Loring Young '07 of Weston, Mass, lawyer and Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives...
...Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford, was born at Woburn, Massachusetts, in 1753, of parents who were on both sides of English descent. In the War of Independence he espoused the British cause and in 1776 sailed for England with despatches announcing the evacuation of Boston by the British troops. In 1783 he was advanced to a colonelcy in the "King's American Dragoons" and placed on half pay. In the same year he was knighted by George III. He then entered the service of the Elector of Bavaria and remained at Munich for eleven years. In 1791 he was made...