Word: cranes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sloan, Crane, Eddy and Mintener have comprised the outfield so far this year. Of these men, Sloan has stood out the most prominently both in batting and fielding. Eddy and Crane are developing into dependable fielders and powerful hitters, while Mintener's speed in fielding and on the bases, give him a good chance for a regular berth. A training table for 18 men was begun Monday morning...
...settled. Kernan at first base, Murphy at second, Aldrich at shortstop, and Hickey at third base make a smooth working combination. Warren and Hawks are playing good ball, however, and stand a good chance of replacing some of the other men. The outfield has two veterans for a nucleus, Crane and Parsons, and there are several others out, of who Sloane, Eddy and Hoover seem to be putting up the best fight for third place...
...Senior Class Day Committee, of which H. D. Smith is chairman, yesterday elected certain members of the committee to special positions in connection with the Class Day exercises. Thomas Redound Thayer of Brooklyn, N. Y., was elected treasurer; Thomas Crane Wales of Chestnut Hill and Arthur Dean Hamilton, of Milton were jointly placed in charge of the Senior Spread; George Store Baldwin Jr. of Chestnut Hill was made master of the College Yard for Class Day; Hamilton MacFadden of Cambridge was given control of all arrangements in connection with Sanders Theatre and Appleton Chapel; and Kenneth Campbell of Mt. Hamilton...
...Paul Crane '17, a four-team man, emphasized the opportunities for a scholarship man at New Haven. The football situation was soon referred to again. Paper dope can never be relied on, but undoubtedly the system being broken by the war had a lot to do with it. The greatest mistake by far was, however, the use of old-fashioned football. It's different now, not brawn but 99 percent brains. There won't be any mistakes next year and every one is confident of success...
...Larsen of Brookline. Thomas Stilwell Lamont of New York City. CLASS COMMITTEE Robert Minturn Sedgwick of Cambridge. Richard Sears Humphrey of Hyde Park CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Hermon Dunlap Smith of Chicago, Illinois. Thomas Redmond Thayer of Brooklyn, New York. Arthur Dean Hamilton of Milton. Hamilton McFadden of Cambridge Thomas Crane Wales of Chestnut Hill. George Storer Baldwin Jr. of Chestnut Hill. Kenneth Campbell of Mt. Hamilton, California. PHOTOGRAPHIC COMMITTEE Robert Lawrence Finley of Albany, New York. James Norman White of Chicago, Ill. Rexford Wadleigh Barton of Omaha, Nebraska. ORATOR IVY ORATOR William Sumner Holbrook Jr. of Davenport, Iowa. David...