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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Marietta (Ellis MacDonald), Rutgers (Chuck Logg). Logg was at Princeton for seven years until succeeded in 1932 by able Gordon Sikes, Princeton...
Between them the two meets produced only one world's record. Last summer, at the U. S. v. British Empire Games in London, the four most famed milers on the U.S. Olympic most team- famed Chuck milers on Hornbostel, the Gene Venzke, Archie San Romani and Glenn Cunningham-ran a four-mile relay in the sensational time...
...first three years the crews were guided by Ned Ten Eyck, son of the veteran Syracuse mentor. Then Chuck Logg came along to bring him the Washington tradition, the same rowing tradition in which Tom Bolles was raised. On his Freshman crew, he stepped into 7 on the Varsity the following year and stayed three years. Between 1924 and 1932 he was at Princeton first as assistant and then as head coach...
...Louisiana, where adroit and playful mockingbirds chase dogs and torment cats, while sparrows look on in excitement', enchanted Audubon. There he conceived his great and precious folios of the Birds of America that are now collectors' rarities valued at $10,000. He painted woodpeckers, flycatchers, studied the chuck-will's-widow that moves its eggs if they are touched, the water turkey that walks on the bottom of streams, the rare scarlet ibis, the "overdressed" white ibis...
...Charles Walton ("Chuck") Deeds, son of Chairman Edward Andrew Deeds of National Cash Register, invested $40 in Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Co. After United Aircraft & Transport took over the company in 1929 Mr. Deeds went to town on that investment to the tune of $1,600,000 (TIME, Jan. 29, 1934). Last week young Mr. Deeds resigned as President of United Aircraft Export Corp. to give all his time to United's Pratt & Whitney Division. Elected to succeed him was a hefty six-footer named Thomas Foster Hamilton...