Word: bulles
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Tomorrow the team will attempt to finish its season undefeated with a victory over Yale at the Belmont course. Peterson, George E. Enos, Allan G. Pattee, Wiley, Richard G. Bull and John B. Barney will form the six man team...
Summary: Score: Harvard 5, Dartmouth 4. Edward H. Peterson halved Heneage (D): George E. Enes defeated Perry (D), 6 and 4; Allan G. pattee defeated Wood (D), 5 and 4; Paul R. Wiley halved Price (D); Ven Tachy (D) defeated Richard G. Bull, 3 and 2; O'Neal (D) defeated John B. Barney 3 and 2; Foursomes: Peterson and Enos defeated Heneage and Perry, 3 and 1; Pattee and Wiley defeated Wood and Price, 1 up: Von Tachy and O'Neal defeated Bull and Barney...
...Freshman team has lost only one point so far this year, a close match is expected, since Andover will offer far stiffer competition than the Crimson men have encountered in their first two matches. Edward H. Peterson. George E. Enos, Allan G. Pattee, Paul R. Wiley, Richard G. Bull and John B. Barney will represent Harvard...
...covering brokers' operations in the two fat years 1928 and 1929, the three lean years of 1930, 1931 and 1932, and the first eight months of 1933 which included the inflation boom. No less than $733,000,000 has been made in the last two years of the Bull Market when stock trading was a major U. S. industry. In 1930 total profits dropped to $71,000,000. Deficits of $2,109,000 in 1931 and $5,519,000 in 1932 were followed by a $109,000,000 gain in the first two-thirds of last year. Mr. Pecora...
Another man who leads a double life due to Mitchell's propensity for unusual catchers is Paul deGive. Last Tuesday the Atlantan was pitching to the squad for nearly an hour; two days later he was catching Messrs, Lincoln, Allan, and Loughlin in the Third Battle of Bull Run, otherwise known as the Jayvees' 4-2 defeat of the Varsity at Bedford...