Word: cullens
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...both sides, team-work was the outstanding feature of the entire contest, the University floor-work being especially noteworthy. Perhaps the best individual performance was the foul shooting of Cullen of the Green five who tallied 12 times out of 16 chances while Captain McLeish ran second on eight scores with the same number of chances. In spite of the fact that this unusually large number of 32 fouls was called, the game was rougher than the usual contest at Hemenway due to the extremely close guarding employed by both sides...
...Dartmouth quintet, Cullen at right forward is the highest point scorer in the Intercollegiate League which includes the fives of Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Cornell and Pennsylvania. Malcolm and Goldstein are members of last year's Yearling team, Millar is a veteran of last year's five while Shaneman came up this fall from the substitutes...
...short. The Green team has defeated Cornell, Knox, Columbia and Middlebury while a swing through the Middle West during the Christmas vacation netted three triumphs and two defeats. HARVARD DARTMOUTH McLeish, r.f. l.g. Goldstein Gordon, l.f. r.g., Millar Fitts, c. c., Shaneman Black, r.g. l.f., Malcolm Rudofsky, l.g. r.f., Cullen...
...with its views, merely because it was founded by Hamilton. This may be a sweeping statement; but when we glance at the list of former editors and contributors of the "Evening Post" we can see why it has always enjoyed the position and prestige which it possesses today. William Cullen Bryant, J. F. Cooper, S. P. Chase, SainteBeuve, Carl Schurs, Henry and William James, Walt Whitman, C. F. Adams Jr., Charles Eliot Norton, Goldwin Smith, and William Roscoe Thayer are only a few of the many well-known men who were associated with the paper during the nineteenth century...
Chamberlain, Yuill and Cullen were the Stellar performers for the Green, while Captain Tolbert was the outstanding feature in the Crimson defense...