Word: carr
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will of W. A. Purrington '73, a New York lawyer, Harvard will eventually receive $115,000 for medical research. A year before his death, Purrington acquired $150,000 under the will of his friend, Dr. William Carr, founder of the College of Dental Surgery of New York City to be given to institutions after the death of Dr. Carr's widow and sister-in-law. The widow has since died. The remainder of the $150,000 will go to New York institutions...
...sided encounter the University soccer team on Saturday chalked up its second victory of the season, trouncing the Bridge water Normal eleven 4 to 0. The issue of the contest, played on the Business School field, was not in doubt after the first few minutes of action, for Coach Carr's charges kept the ball in Bridge water territory consistently...
...will meet at the Dillon Field House to form a soccer team, which will contain past stars of other universities now enrolled at Harvard. The new team, which will be used against the University first and second string elevens, will be under the general supervision of Coach L. F. Carr '28, who is now in charge of the Harvard teams...
...starting lineup whom Coach Carr may put into action are Jan Basbrouck '33, A. M. Ogle '33, P. F. Waters '33, W. S. Archibald '31, J. B. Wight '32, and A. M. Moskin '33, Wesleyan substitutes are Krafs Howell, Perry and Mess...
Following the first formal scrimmage of the year, coach J. F. Carr '28 made public the training table for the University soccer team. Keen competition for the limited amount of 19 seats has been responsible for the extremely lively practises. Among those to be retained are J. R. Bland '31, and J. P. Faude '31, all American selections...