Word: conn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Haven, Conn., December 10.--Winslow M. Lovejoy '25 was elected captain of the Yale football team when it assembled for its picture this afternoon. His accurate passing and his general defensive play have won him a place as one of the outstanding centers of the year. He has been regular center for two years and is also a letterman in baseball. He prepared for Yale at Exeter, where he played on the football and baseball teams. His home is in Montclair, New Jersey...
HARTFORD, CONN., December 7--The campaign of the student body at Trinity College against the recent ruling of the board of trustees compelling attendance at chapel collapsed yesterday when it was discovered that several star athletes would be lost to their respective teams if the undergraduate resistance continued. On Wednesday the undergraduates declared that they would suffer suspension rather than violate their ethical principles by accepting enforced attendance at religious services. In order to save these athletes a mass meeting of the undergraduate body was held, at which it was voted to rescind the vote of resistance taken on Monday...
Frederick August Otto Schwarz of Greenwich, Conn...
...Haven, Conn, December 8.--Four winter sports were organized here today and approximately 265 men reported. A the track meeting, which was attended by 100 men, Captain Dougless spoke and Coach Connors outlined the winter plans. At the wreetling meeting 50 men reported; 75 will participate in boxing during the coming season; and the gun club attracted 40 men. At each of these meetings the winter schedule and plans were discussed...
...College of Physicians and Surgeons, and a license to practice in Connecticut from the Eclectic Medical Examining Board of that state, was being sought for arrest for manslaughter. He had previously confessed his story to Governor Templeton and other Connecticut officials. Sutcliffe bought a practice on installments in Unionville, Conn. He was responsible for the death by etherization of Albert C. Hoody, mechanic, who was brought to him for emergency treatment when his finger was crushed in a stamping machine. Sutcliffe crudely amputated the finger, instructing a friend of Hoody's to anesthetize him by pouring three cans...