Word: cottons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...business turn for the textile companies may be at hand. U. S. cotton is priced exceedingly low and people in the U. S. are buying more and more domestic-made cotton goods, importing less; and the movement to use coarse-woven cotton bagging, instead of imported jute, has started...
...Cotton '29, riding in number 2 position, was the high scorer with six tallies to his credit. F. A. Clarke '29 was the big stick for the Crimson. He was the hardest rider on the field, drove four shots between the marks, and passed five times to his teammates for successful tallies. Robert Gibb '29, playing in place of W. H. White '28 who was taken sick, scored three times...
...summary follows: Harvard Battery A Gibb No. 1. No. 1. Graves Cotton No. 2. No. 2. Hopkins Clark back back Sands...
Score--Harvard 11 1/2. Goals--Cotton, 6, Clark, 4; Gibb, 3. Penalties, loss of half-point each--Gibb, Cotton, Clark, Time--Six 5 minute chukkers. Referee--Major J. B. Wogan...
...same team that crossed mallets with the Eli players, will enter the lists against the gunners. J. P. Cotton '29, playing in Captain Pinkerton's position, will take the number one position. W. H. White '28 will play number two while F. A. Clark '29 will hold down the third berth...