Word: billing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...fact is that Coach Jack Carr's Crimson Varsity will have its work cut out for it Saturday morning. Bill Logan's 1936 Jayvees have come along fast, while, an unusual case, Harvard's latest team is still somewhat of a mystery, both as to lineup and scoring ability on any given...
Running guard is a problematical position with three men in the running. Bill Brown, Don Lowrie, and Bill Underwood lead the fight for this right guard post and no prediction can be made as to who will get the starting call. At the other guard there is apparently no preference between Charlie Curtis and Tom Lacey...
Steve Brennan, Varsity weight man, won the 35 pound weight throw at 48 feet two inches. With handicaps, Robert Sears '40, Gale Arnold '39 and Bill Shallow '40 followed respectively. The high jump was won by Freshman Robert Partlow with a jump of five feet, eight inches. Following him came Dave Wilson '40, Guill Aertsen '40, and Jim Grover...
Bert Litman '38 tossed the 12 pound shot 48 feet two and a half inches to win first place. With handicaps Bill Carleback '41, Steve Madey '40, and John Flower '40 placed second, third, and fourth. Ed Ford '40 and Chester O'Autremont '41, aided by handicaps tied for first in the pole vault. Oscar Sutermeister 2G and Steve Madey '40 tied for second...
Whither last week's spectacular doings might lead was more than any seasoned labor observer dared hazard. Realists in both camps knew that the original issue -craft v. industrial unionism-was nearly dead, that Bill Green's new issue of de mocracy v. autocracy was stillborn. The big problem remaining was how to reconcile the personal power and ambitions of a handful of potent personalities. But one thing was certain: the will for peace is stronger today in both A. F. of L. and C.I.O. than at any time in the past two years...