Word: clarke
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...goal handicap and when E. T. Gerry '31 allied twice in the opening minutes it looked us if the Crimson team would capture the game easily. But Winston Gust, international star, led and Optimist change which Harvard was held scoreless, practically clinched the game. Captain F. A. Clark '29 led a Harvard rally in the final period but the Optimist lead was too large to overcome...
Gerry led the Harvard scoring with five goals while Clark was conspicuous in both offensive and defensive play. OPTIMISTS HARVARD R. Guest, No. 1 No. 1. Glynn W. Guest. No. 2 No. 2. Gerry lglehart. No. 3 No. 3. Clark...
Score-Optimists 12 12. Harvard 9. Goals-Harvard, handicap 2. Gerry 5. Clark, Glynn: Optimists, W. Guest 9, R. Guest 2. Iglehart, Pony. Foul-Inglehart. Referee-Major J. W. Rafferty. Time-7 1-2 minute chukkers...
...Dutch kerosene. Well, the old Standard was broken up now ? its pieces, in fact, were all around him: Herbert L. Pratt, Standard Oil of New York; W. T. Holliday, Standard Oil of Ohio; Edward G. Seubert, Standard Oil of Indiana (an absentee was Col. Robert Wright Stewart) ; Walter Clark Teagle, Standard Oil of New Jersey (one good Standard friend of Sir Henri's) ; and, at the other end of a long distance telephone, Kenneth R. Kingsbury, Standard Oil of California. Present also were Harry F. Sinclair, of Sinclair Consolidated, Ralph Clinton Holmes, head of Texas Corp...
...mayor, a police commissioner, a labor commissioner. Violators of community regulations are turned over by the police to the labor commissioner who makes them work. Thus, since Montezuma, like all schools, has chronic and clonic law-violators, a student-built gymnasium was erected. Last week, in Worcester, Mass., Clark University's Dr. Vernon Jones (psychologist) revealed a new method of teaching sound citizenship to future citizens. The plan: to confront elementary school students with a problem requiring a moral judgment, to let the students, unaided, make their judgment. Dr. Jones relates a story such as: "When...