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Fresh from its startling upsets last Friday over Yale and Princeton in the annual Triangular affair at Princeton, Coach Jaakko Mikkola's Varsity cross country team will have more than its hands full when it faces seven other teams in the "Heptagonals" at Van Cortlandt Park, New York, at 10.30 o'clock this morning...
...better advantage, brought quick decision to the exercise, which had the Fifth fighting a delaying action against overwhelming odds. Starting at daylight, the tankers plunged down on the Fifth from all points of the compass, before noon had shattered resistance and captured the Fifth's C.O., Brigadier General Cortlandt Parker...
...elected were Leopold Ackerman, 2nd '43 of New York City and Leverett House, F. Mitchell Cummins '43 of Mineville. N. Y. and Adams House. Cortlandt Parker '43 of Newport, R. I. and Adams House, Kennedy Smith '48 of Pittsburgh and Eliot House, and Robert G. Tyson '43 of Pittsburgh and Eliot House...
York for the annual race over the hilly, four-mile Van Cortlandt Park course. Lang Burwell, Captain and No. 1 man on the Mikkola outfit, will be accompanied by teamates Key Rogers, Joe Scott, Ed Cook, Bob Jay, John Sopka and McLoughlin, if he recovers in time. If not, first alternate, Bob Nichols, will make the trip...
...eyed Milton Logan grew up in Brooklyn, became successively a lunch wagon manager, a janitor, a hotel clerk, superintendent of an apartment house owned by wealthy, impulsive Cortlandt Field Bishop, in whose favor he quickly rose. Realty-man Bishop was also an art collector. In 1923 he bought the American Art Association for $500,000, later got its chief Manhattan (and U. S.) rival, the Anderson Galleries, for another $500,000. In October 1929 he merged them...