Word: brooklyn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University lacrosse team in its first three games of the season was successively defeated by the University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers College, and the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, New York...
Frederick Flather '23 of Lowell has been appointed editor of "The Harvard Handbook" for 1923-24, published by the Phillips Brooks House Association. James Bogert Tailer Jr. '25 of New York City was selected as business manager. The assistant managers are: Alexander Moss White '25 of Brooklyn, New York: Hollis Keresey Thayer '25 of Brooklyn, New York; and Arthur Russell Sharp Jr. '25 of Boston...
...Blue and Red combination has shown unusual strength having defeated Cornell 6-1. A game with Rutgers at New Brunswick, N. Y., is scheduled for Thursday, April 19, while the final game of the trip will be played on Saturday, when the Crimson meets the Crescent Athletic Association in Brooklyn, N. Y. This team will have played two games at least by that date, since it has already defeated Princeton 4-3, and will play the national champions, Syracuse, tomorrow...
Publicity Department--Frederick Fish '26 of Winchester, Mass.; Vincent Hatfield Hazard '25 of Jamaica Plain; Carl Theodore Larson '25 of Kansas City, Mo.; Frederick de Wolf Pingree '25 of Brookline; Lendon Snedeker '25 of Brooklyn...
Diagnosis of high blood pressure-a disease largely confined to middle age-has hitherto been based chiefly on the assumed presence of incurable hardening of the arteries (arteriosclerosis). Now come Dr. Henry A. Higley, pathologist of the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital, and Dr. Cyrus W. Field, of Bellevue, Manhattan, who say that a large majority of high blood-pressure cases are due to other causes, particularly to abnormal conditions of the blood due to inactivity of the kidneys. They are using a formula of Dr. D. D. Van Slyke, of the Rockefeller Institute-a method of determining the functional...