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WALTER E. BEYER WILBUR C. BISHOP ELWOOD F. KIRKMAN SAMUEL S. SHUTTLEWORTH DAVID FORD...
Leverett House: Dawes, l.e.; Oppenheimer, Goulder, l.t; Hartmann, Seannell, Hodges, l.g.; Stevens e.; Beyer, r.g.; Beardsley, r.t.; Rawson, Amory, r.e.; Cogswell, q.b.; Howe, Helmith, Tyng, h.b.; Wallace...
Rarer, though a shade less precious than the Tikytt psalter, were the Blickling Homilies, only Anglo-Saxon manuscript in the U. S., a volume of 149 vellum pages written by two scribes about 971. For it Barnet J. Beyer, Manhattan bookdealer, paid $55,000. For $45,000 he also got what was described as "the most important early illustrated book ever sold at auction"-Boccaccio's De La Ruine des Nobles hommes et femmes. Translated by Pierre Faivre, it was the first dated book (1476) with copperplate illustrations. Disposal of the Boccaccio was complicated by the competition...
Harvard will meet Dartmouth in the first round with confidence inspired by its win over the Green on November 7 by a 5 to 1 score. To the quintet which brought this victory: W. A. Beyer '33, V. L. Eaton '34, N. E. Long '32, A. G. Malkan '33, and M. A. Mergentheim '33, three other men--C. J. Tanenbaum '34, R. B. Thomson '32, and B. I. Wechsler '34, will be added, constituting a formidable team. In the second round they pit their skill against Yale and in the third round, against Princeton, always playing the black pieces...
...long and closely contested match concluded shortly after midnight this morning, W. A. Beyer '33 of the Harvard chess team defeated Marantz of Dartmouth to climax Harvard's winnings of earlier in the evening in an overwhelming victory of five matches to one. Day was the only Dartmouth player to take a match in the course...