Word: bowen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...elected president of the Staplers Club of the Graduate School of Business Administration at a meeting of the club last night. Peck is a graduate of Yale in 1924. Daniel Conrad Little 1G.B., of Kansas City, Kansas, University of Viram in '24, was elected vice-president and Wilbur Bowen Fairfax 1G.B., of Washington, D. C., secretary, Kenneth Aisin Hackler 1 G.B., of Dallas, Texas, University of Texas '24 was elected Treasurer...
...jumps and weights Harvard is weak, although Berglund. Captain Dunker and Jones may be able to collect some stray points. Men like Went-worth of Colby in the 35-pound weight. Norton of Georgetown, in the high jump and shot put, and Bowen of Cornell, a record breaker in both weights last Saturday, will probably clean up in those events...
...Story. Betty Bowen Jumel Burr-famous or infamous as you choose-started life in the gutters of Providence when that town was noted mainly for its smells of whale-oil, rope, duck, slaughterhouses and rum made from molasses. Aside from these industries, it busied itself right patriotically, when the time came, with turning out muskets and cannon -"cannon to stand still for the Rhode Island defenses and wheeled cannon for the troops of Washington to lug about with them in their everlasting retreats." To be exact, Betty "arrived in America in 1775, along with the Goddess of Freedom, and with...
Hammer Throw.--Won by Drew, Teen, 156ft. 1-8in.; second, Emery, Princeton, 152ft. 9 7-8in.; third, Earl, Yale, 152ft. 5in; fourth, Hills, Princeton, 152ft. 5-8in.; fifth, Bowen, Cornell, 152ft...
Dartmouth brings a team whose weakness in the weights and high jump is overbalanced by exceptional strength in the pole vault and extremely promising entries in every other event. Cornell's team, less evenly balanced, nevertheless has in such men as Kirby, miler, Bowen, weight man, and Doppell, high-jumper, a number of almost certain first-place winners. The race between Captain E. R. Kirby and J. N. Watters '26 should prove the feature of the evening, the former being the intercollegiate mile champion. In the other events, B. R. Cutcheon '25, in the two-mile race, R. G. Allen...