Word: craig
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Peter L. Scott '38, E. Craig Thomson '39, Robert W. Tilney '39, William Vaughan '38, Robert C. Walker, Jr. '38, David C. Wilder...
...predicted the World War and the Russian Revolution. They entertained Duse, who appeared with a genius in tow, a grim, self-assured, masculine-appearing girl who immediately began chasing her hostess all over the house and garden. Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas appeared, as well as Gordon Craig and a host of others less eminent but no less vital, most of them distinguished by a love of art and sultry, frustrated passion...
Finally, in goal Thomas Perry, Jr. '36, Craig Wallace '36, Robert M. Briggs '37, and the Sophomore Lorimer Robey will battle to fill England's shoes...
Running for the Democratic nomination for Mayor of Philadelphia in next week's primary, and virtually certain of victory, is a 45-year-old athlete whose name had hardly been heard of in politics until two years ago. John Bernard Kelly, brother of Playwright George Kelly (The Show-Off, Craig's Wife, Philip Goes Forth), learned to row on his native Schuylkill; won the singles sculling championship at the Antwerp Olympics in 1920; has 125 rowing championships to his credit. He married the female coach of water sports and canoeing at the University of Pennsylvania who bore him four children...
George Tittman, starting his first game, caught the Purple infield flatfooted in the first of the second with a drag bunt along the foul line. Craig Woodruff, handcuffed by Bruninghaus in their preceding meeting, then stepped into one of the cocky Crusader's fast shoots and propelled it out into center for a triple. A moment later he scored on Captain Maguire's infield roller to give the Crimson its first two runs...