Word: boston
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This afternoon at 3 o'clock the Freshman swimming team will meet Huntington School in the Boston Y. M. C. A. tank. Captain U. A. Ridley, E. G. Ratcliff, T. F. Baxter, and W. Y. Peters form the nucleus of the 1922 team, each being entered in two events...
...Fein, of Dorchester; Carleton Perry Fuller, of Mansfield, Mass.; Edward Randolph Gay, of Cam- bridge; Thomas Harold Greene, of Dorchester; Richard M. Gudeman, of Chicago, Ill.; Martin Luther Hope, of Colorado Springs, Col.; Norman McKee Lang, of Oakland, Cal.; John Thomas Noonan, of Great Barrington, Mass.; Francis Parkman, of Boston; Earl Bryan Schwulst, of Farmersville, Tex.; Saul Yesner, of Dorchester...
Gerald Ruggles Barrett, of Somerville; Harris Berlack, of Jacksonville, Fla.; Frederick Mason Carey, of Somerville; Robert Ephraim Eckstein, of West Norwood, N. J.; Charles Clifton Fitchtner, of Burlington, la.; Arthur Williams Marget, of Roxbury; Samuel Moses Pollack, of Boston; David Vernon Widder, of Harrisburg...
...University relay team will run against the Boston Athletic Association instead of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the Service Meet in the East Armory on Saturday. M. I. T. notified Manager L. B. Leonard Occ., yesterday that they would be unable to organize a team for the 780-yard distance...
...have just won their keys have been playing a game measured not in minutes but in months and years. When the rest of us departed blithely for Boston theatres they set out resolutely for Widener, there to make themselves still more invulnerable against the inevitable examinations. No cheering crowds of the athletic field have urged them onward, just the pleasure of acquiring knowledge has been their incentive through the long period of rigorous application. Accumulative success has brought them the final honor, an honor to themselves and to the University whose opportunities have served them so well...