Word: detroit
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1920-1929
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Army, 33 Lebanon Valley, 0 Army, 21 Wabash, 0 Army, 7 Yale, 14 Army, 53 Susquehanna, 0 Army, 0 Notre Dame, 28 Army, 49 Villanova, 0 217 58 Boston College. Boston College, 13 Boston Univ., 0 Boston College, 25 Providence, 0 Boston College, 23 Baylor, 7 Boston College, 0 Detroit, 28 Boston College, 0 Fordham, 0 Boston College, 14 Marrietta, 0 75 35 Brown. Brown, 6 R. I. State, 0 Brown, 12 Colby, 7 Brown, 13 N. Y. Univ., 0 Brown, 0 Syracuse, 28 Brown, 0 Springfield, 0 Brown, 7 Yale, 45 Brown, 55 St. Bonaventure, 0 Brown, 7 Harvard...
...Louisville, which will receive the players on Wednesday, December 21. From there the Club will probably go to St. Louis, and thence to Chicago, where it will act on December 23 and will stay over Christmas. On the three succeeding days after Christmas performances will be given in Detroit, Cleveland, and Buffalo respectively, and the Club will arrive in New York on December 29. The show will be given at the Hotel Astor oil the evenings of December 29 and 30 and after these the performers will disband for five days before Princeton reopens on January...
Coincident with the prodigious growth of American universities in the last half-century, there has arisen a curious animosity to the methods of the large institutions, resulting in frequent attacks. The latest of these comes from Dean MacKenzie of the Detroit Junior College. "University classes are so large and the professors so indifferent, the students do not receive the opportunity for education they find in the junior college. The big universities are taking money under false, pretences," he says. The University professor "in merely filling his position in order to earn his living so that he can go on accumulating...
...result of the recent races and reorganization of the seating, new captains have been chosen by lot for practically all the Freshman crews as follows: crew 2, Milton William McGreevy of Kansas City, Mo.; crew 3, Howard Lewis Parker of Detroit, Mich.; crew 4, John Grimes Walker Thomas of Boston...
...heart is as soft as his head is hard and that the fortunes and happiness of those dependent on him is a matter of his real concern. But in the case of his latest venture he has reached a height never before attained. For the employees of the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad, which is his latest acquisition, he has plans truly worthy of his efforts. Every worker on the road is to be assured not only of adequate food, clothing and shelter, but each family is to have a sewing machine, a phonograph, and an automobile as well...