Word: browneli
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Myer, 219 (D.); M. G. Sherburne, 220 (D.); C. B. Thompson, 221 (D.); R. D. Campbell, 315 (H.); E. T. Price, 354 (Hav.); J. Schrope, 355 (Hav.); Weeks, 396 (Johns Hopkins); Perkins, 397 (Johns Hopkins); H. V. Aupperle, 416 (Stan.); P. R. Wilson, 418 (Stan.); R. G. Brown, 515 (M.I.T.); H. A. Herzog, 516 (M.I.T.); H. C. Stephens, 518 (M.I.T.); C. E. Westland, 521 (M.I.T.); G. F. Halfacre, 522 (M.I.T.); M. M. Read, 524 (M.I.T.); B. F. Dodge, 575 (M.I.T.); C. E. Ufer, 569 (M.); G. Murphy, 570 (M.); G. B. Fox, 571 (M.); H. L. Carroll...
...Amherst); W. C. Tooker, 10 (Amherst); J. E. Glann, 13 (Amherst); H. W. Wells, 14 (Amherst); C. H. Crosby, 48 (Bowdoin); P. S. Turner, 49 (Bowdoin); R. N. Fillmore, 52 (Bowdoin); H. B. Mosher, 54 (Bowdoin); Irving, 55 (Bowdoin); P. F. Crane, 57 (Bowdoin); A. B. Coop, 74 (Brown); H. Keough, 75 (Brown); M. Thompson, 86 (Colby); M. Wood, 88 (Colby); O'Brien, 89 (Colby); E. Frey, 147 (Cor.); D. F. Potter, Jr., 151 (Cor.); J. S. Amire, 152 (Cor.); F. D. Boynton, Jr., 154 (Cor.); J. C. Corwith, 156 (Cor.); G. Sherburne, 220 (D.); C. B. Thompson...
...YARD HURDLES (Semi-Finals), 4.20 P. M.--F. S. Murray, 413 (Stan.); W. A. Savage, 43 (Bowdoin); J. K. Norton, 419 (Stan.); G. J. Fischer, 564 (Mich.); R. Crawford, III, 813 (P.); F. S. Allen 384 (H.); D. M. Brown, 637 (Penn. State); J. V. Farwell, III, 938 (Y.); C. W. Scranton, 532 (M.I.T.); A. G. Acheson...
...Baseball vs. Brown at Providence...
...already in press and will be placed on sale in the course of a few weeks, while five are still in preparation. The most important of the former are a set of six volumes on "Papers and Addresses by Elihu Root," edited by Robert Bacon '80 and James Brown Scoot '90. These will consist of his lectures, his addresses, formal and informal, and the state papers written in the performance of his duties as an executive officer of the United States. These latter include his reports as Secretary of War, his instructions as Secretary of State to the American delegates...