Word: crowning
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...single-minded stepchildren for a share in the vanishing estate. Month ago she filed a petition for bankruptcy. Last fortnight 780 ft. of her waterfront property and the Wigwam, once an impressive exhibit crammed with Indian bric-a-brac, now a tumbled ruin, were auctioned off to Crown Corp. for $252,000, none of which will end in the hands of Mrs. Croker. A remaining 9,500 ft. of Palm Beach waterfront will be sold next month. Last week Mrs. Croker wailed to-the press: "I have no place to go. ... I have spent every penny I ever...
Maurice Sapienza '37, Class Poet of his graduating class and now a Law School student, has been named Contest Editor of both the "Christmas Lyrics of 1937" and the "Crown Anthology of Verse," it was announced last night...
...Crown Anthology" offers a similar $50 first prize and $250 in total prize money. Here again entries should be sent to Sapienza at the same address, and contributions are limited to 32 lines, and the deadline is November...
Announcement of two contests for prizes totalling $500 and $250 has been announced by Maurice Sapienza '87, Class Poet here last year. The contests are being sponsored by Crown Publications, with the prospect offered to the winners of being included in the "Crown Anthology of Verse" or "Christmas Lyrics...
Last spring the Varsity ball team failed to cop the Eastern Intercollegiate League title due to a split with Yale in the League games. In the first game of the crucial series in which Harvard needed to grab both contests to take the crown, the Eli sewed up the top position by winning a sensational 14-inning game, 7-6, at New Haven on June 22. On June 23, on Soldiers Field, the Crimson assured themselves second place by staging a comeback, overcoming a large Yale lead, and winning 10-7. With the League games over, but the Yale series...