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Until 1928 Dr. Salomon, a bland, heavy-set German with an ingratiating smile, was not even an amateur photographer. Born in Berlin 63 years ago, he took degrees in law in both Berlin and Munich. He started life as a lawyer, became a banker, then found himself press agent for a German publishing house. While working at this job he heard of a new German camera small enough to carry easily in the hand, sensitive enough to take pictures without special illumination...
Those who entered yesterday afternoon for today's events are as follows: Javelin, R. F. Estes '34; High Jump, D. R. P. Cheek '34, J. C. Grady '33; Shot Put, R. P. Buch '34, D. B. Cheek '34; 75-yard Dash, Harry Bergson '32, F. P. Bland '35, J. A. Curtis '34, H. E. Dow '33, N. M. Goodhue '35, W. L. Hasler '34, C. Seeman '35; 70-yard High Hurdles, Harry Bergson '32, D. B. Cheek '34, J. C. Grady '33, F. J. Mardulier '30, H. S. Small '35; 440-yard Run, N. M. Goodhue '35, C. Seeman...
Entries for tomorrow's events are as follows: Pole Vault, J. D. Woodberry '35; Broad Jump, W. L. Hasler '34; 150-yard Dash, F. P. Bland '35, J. A. Curtis '34, H. E. Dow '33; 140-yard Low Hurdles, Harry Bergson '32, J. C. Grady '33, F. J. Mardulier '30, H. S. Small '35; 880-yard Run, G. H. Bullwinkle 1G.J. B. White...
...Louis, and lost the third in Philadelphia, Manager Cornelius McGillicuddy ("Connie Mack") of the Philadelphia Athletics was faced with a familiar but difficult problem : who should pitch? As usual, he failed to reveal his solution of the problem till just before the game. Large (6 ft. 4 in.), bland George Livingston Earnshaw then began warming up. A game ahead, Manager Gabby Street could afford to gamble by starting right-handed Sylvester Johnson. He gave Philadelphia a run in the first inning, was replaced in the sixth after Jimmy Foxx had hit a homerun over the left field fence. Only...
Last week the new, bland, stiff-collared president of Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Very Rev. Jeremiah Joseph Callahan.* declared "the problem can easily be solved by plane geometry." He said he had done it in less than two months after the June semester closed. His mathematical reputation (his book Euclid or Einstein? on parallelism is to be published next month) gives prestige to his statement. The Callahan trisection depends "on the geometry of a plane figure that is not treated in Euclid, or in those modern works that are based on Euclid. When certain theorems concerning this figure are demonstrated...