Word: coxing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...most important men shown are Girtin, the youthful innovator, Cox, DeWint, Cotman, Blake, and Turner...
...most college crew coaches. Coxswains must be strong enough to steer the shell straight, shrewd enough to detect faults in the crew's performance, aggressive enough to correct them, good-natured enough not to mind an occasional ducking for their pains. Until crew-conscious alumni start subsidizing midgets, cox-swains who fill these requirements but still weigh less than 120 Ib. will be scarcer than good halfbacks. Last week in England, crew coaches at Oxford, which hopes on March 24 to win the Boat Race against Cambridge for the first time in 14 years, were paradoxically perplexed...
...Detroit Automobile Show in 1930 Mr. Sherman got a batch of orders, reached a production of 189 trailers by 1933. That year his sales were $56,000 By 1935 he sold 1,100 trailers for $500,000. Last year, working night & day. Cox ered Wagon turned out 6,000 trailers worth some $3,000,000. With added facilties provided out of the new financing, Covered Wagon hopes to hit the 20,000 mark in 1936. Total U. S. trailer production was an estimated...
This New Hampshire town offers very good open slope skiing and practice slopes with a ski tow. Norwood Cox, Coop ski expert, is here to give instruction. Close to Cambridge, it can be reached either by auto or train...
...Crimson racquetmen were prevented from making a clean sweep by D. D. Holmes who defeated R. H. Shaw. Other results were C. S. Oakman defeated F. Dana, H. Dekruif defeated J. C. Vance, R. H. Staples defeated J. W. Barclay and P. F. Cunningham won by default from A. Cox...