Word: counts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Count Robert Zedlitz und Trütschler, 60, a retired officer of the famed Prussian Guards and quondam Marshal of Kaiser Wilhelm's Court, wrote a book, Twelve Years at the German Court...
...Count had no good word to say for the Kaiser and he charged the great Field Marshal von Hindenburg and other officers of high rank of fawning upon the Kaiser, whom he represented as treating them as dogs and slaves...
...before going through another season. The championship Yale team loses 18 letter-men by graduation. Sixteen Harvard men have made their last gridiron appearance, and Princeton, faring slightly better, will have to replace 13 departing players. All three colleges, however, have strong foundations to build upon. The Crimson can count upon nine letter men returning, seven of whom may be classed as regulars. Ten Yale men will be back in college, and Princeton will have 14 to pick from...
...backfield presents a difficult problem. At quarterback McGlone should have the call over Splading, Moseley, and Akers, as he did this year, and Hamlen. Freshman Quarterback, can scarcely be considered seriously on re-count of his lack of experience. Coburn's place as number one back may go to Howe, who played there regularly this year until his injury. Coady, a powerful defensive player and a good punter, may get the place, or he may be converted into a lineman, where he formerly played. Cheek is comparatively sure of a place as number two back unless he is shifted...
...Junior Nominating Committee, which has been appointed to count the ballots, will start work at the Union at 6.30 o'clock today. P. H. Robb is chairman, and the other members are W. S. Blanchard, P. P. Chase, H. T. Dunker, Joe de Ganahl, Morrison Mills, Thomas Nickeson Jr., and B. F. Rice-Bassett...