Word: cobbs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...relays on Friday and Saturday, April 24 and 25, after a lay-off since Friday noon. As a result of time trials during the recess, when the track men reported for workouts twice daily, Coach ported for workouts twice daily, Coach Farrell has selected N. P. Hallowell '32, David Cobb '31, J. W. Fobes '32, and B. E. Estes '32 as a relay quartet. Farrell will not decide until Saturday whether to enter this team in the two-or four-mile race...
Colyumist Broun recalled how the late Editor Frank Irving Cobb of the late New York World, after campaigning bitterly against the mayoralty (1910-13) of William Jay Gaynor, took back nothing when Gaynor died (Sept. 12, 1913). Cobb wrote: "What the World said of William J. Gaynor . . . after Tammany had refused to renominate him for Mayor, it desires to repeat now. . . . Had the Mayor been able to control himself as sturdily as he was able to resist control from the outside he would be a commanding figure. . . . " More violently, William Allen White wrote: "Frank Munsey, the great publisher, is dead...
...Aldrich '31 and David Cobb '31 are in charge of the Senior spread, which will be held in the Lowell House quadrangles. The chief direction of the Stadium exercises will be in the hands of T. E. Farrell '31, while C. F. Richards '31 will have charge of the chapel exercises in Sanders Theatre...
...Cobb, other stars. Retarded by the 1923 earthquake, Japanese baseball has since progressed rapidly, boosted chiefly by Professor Abe, organizer of the Proletarian Party (Shakai Minshuto) and by the Osaka Mainichi Shimbun.* Next October Herbert Hunter will again tour Japan...
Lippmann went to work as a World editorial writer on Jan. i. 1921. Editor Cobb died in 1923. Lippmann was put in charge of the editorial page in 1924. Five years later the full title of Editor was conferred upon...