Word: crowley
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Referee--J. H. Crowley. Time--two 20 minute periods. HARVARD CONN. AGGLES Dorn, Balley, r.f. l.g., Schildgan, Krayesky. Weekly, Slocum, l.f. r.g., Daly, Dall. Barbee, Green, c. l.f., Williams, Kennedy Malick, r.g. l.f., Eddy, Smith Coombs, Barbee, Hatch, Lane, l.g. r.f., Watson, Schofield
Score--Harvard 37, W.P.I. 20. Goals from floor--Leekley 6, Barbee 4, Dorn 4, Malick 2, Lane 2, Graham 5, Harris 2, Ranha. Goals on fouls--Leekley, Ranha, Gross 3, Referee--J.H. Crowley...
Score--Harvard 13, Yale 0. Touchdowns--Heard, Van Rensselaer. Goal from touchdown--Heard. Referee--Joseph Pendleton, Bowdoin. Umpire--J. H. Crowley, Boston. Field Judge--Oswald Tower, Andover. Linesman M. W. Sonders, Milton. HARVARD 1928 YALE 1929 Hammer, Dearborn l.e. r.e. Lyman, Jackson Hemminger, Wilson l.t. r.t. Springer Cushing, Turney l.g. r.g. Blaser, MacDonald Fox, Hodges c. c. Huggins, Smith Adams r.g. l.g. Poor Henman r.t. l.t. G. Smith Allen, Lomasney r.e. l.e. Watson, Folger Heard, q.b. q.b. Lashnitz, Fearing Barbee l.h.b. r.h.b. Fearing., Phillips Van Rensselaer, Ellis r.h.b. l.h.b; Carson Mulliken, Long f.b. f.b. Hoffman
Railroads have begun to make use of the motor industry, whose inroads on freight and passenger traffic railroad officials have regarded with more or less apathy. President Patrick E. Crowley of the New York Central told the Toledo (Ohio) Chamber of Commerce how great those inroads have been. Railroads operate over more than a quarter-million miles of track which they have had to lay down and maintain. Motors run over three million miles of roads supported by taxation. Some of the $360,000,000 of taxes ($1,000,000 a day) which U.S. railroads pay yearly go to maintain...
...this situation President Crowley sees benefit to the railroads. The public is habituated by motor cars to traveling. What railroads lose from short-haul traffic, they gain in the long haul. The Twentieth Century Limited yearly carried as many passengers as are booked first class on all the trans-atlantic steamers, and runs 2,000 sections a year...