Word: bushing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Modern Language Conference will meet at 8 o'clock this evening in the Common Room of Conant Hall. J. D. N. Bush 2G. will speak on "The Beginnings of the English Society Novel" and Mr. Hazelton Spencer, an assistant in the department of English, on "Improving Shakespeare...
...camp. It is located on the main line of the Pennsylvania Railroad twenty miles north of Baltimore on a peninsula eight miles long and about two miles wide. This territory known as Gunpowder Neck, jutts out into Chespeake Bay between the mouths of the Gunpowder and Bush Rivers. The railroad cuts across the entire width of the neck forming the northern boundary of the Arsenal. On all other sides the Arsenal is surrounded by water, affording an excellent opportunity for boating, swimming, and fishing. In addition there are tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and a half mile cinder track, which...
Yale Seconds.--Ingram 2b., Trepel l.f., Larner 1b., Bush s.s., Dann c., Cosgrove 3b., Peters r.f., Minloner r.f., Norton...
...times Campbell has also run in the mile, but it is probable that he will be saved for the half as Yale has Douglas, former Exeter star, and Bush, former Andover athlete, to depend on. Douglas especially has shown by his work last year, when as a Freshman he won the international two-mile race against Oxford and Cambridge, as well as by his running this season, that he can fairly be reckoned among the fastest men of the country ever any middle-distance stretch. In addition to Douglas either of the Hilles brothers is good at two miles...
...Donald F. Bush, Jr., Chairman, Miss Sarah Sage; John S. Amory, Miss Nell White; J. S. Clark, Jr., Miss Elizabeth Wayne; Morris Duane, Miss Cintra Ellis; Henry W. Howe, Miss Betty Thompson; Herbert L. Pratt, Jr., Miss Rosamond Adie; Ridley Watts, Jr., Miss Laura Taylor...