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Bradford-Durfee: Morris, g; Shea, Cushman, r.f.b.; Doran, l.f.b.; Cullen, r.h.b.; Kozak, c.h.b.; Johnson, Moore, l.h.b.; Hinchley, r.o.f.; Harrison, r.i.f.; Gardella, c.f.; Desmond, l.i.f.; Nannerg; Leary, l.o.f...
Score--Bradford-Durfee 3, Harvard J. V.'s O. Goals--Gardella, Harrison, Desmond. Referee--Haslem. Linesmen--C. Darling, L. Perry. Time--Four 22-minute periods...
...Gramophone Shop reports three other big-selling records from abroad: a medley of Noel Coward's best-known songs which Coward took time to sing in his casual, high-pitched voice; a scene from the Savoy Follies given last summer in London in which Actress Florence Desmond does shrewd imitations of screen celebrities attending a Hollywood party; a comic take-off on any bad lieder singer done by the French comedian Betove. Most popular of the new classical importations are the Beethoven Concertos (First & Fifth) which German Pianist Artur Schnabel has made with the London Symphony...
...everyone in Denver mourned. But everyone in Denver and the Rocky Mountain States had something to talk about in the death of the amazing Bonfils, the "Desperate Desmond" of Western journalism, the swaggering, handsome gambler who blew into town after the Chicago World's Fair in 1893 with the Hotel Windsor's amiable bartender, Harry H. Tammen; who rode to power astride the Denver Post which he imbued with his own traits of boldness, flamboyance, unscrupulousness...
Married. Lord David Cecil, 30, author of The Stricken Deer (biography of Poet William Cowper, which won the English $500 Hawthornden prize in 1930); and Rachel MacCarthy, daughter of Critic Desmond MacCarthy; in London. Lord David is the younger son of the Marquess of Salisbury...