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...wall of Ernest A. Gray, Byron W. Meser, and Thomas W. Stephenson clicked consistently, contributing 25 points to the team's total. The summary: HARVARD '37 DEAN Moser, l.f. l.f., Satalin Stephenson, r.f. r.f., Anniue Gray, c. c., Hixson Mason, Gibson, l.g. l.g., DiGiovanni, Meehan Field, Witherspoon, r.g. r.g., Dieffenbach, McCarthy...
Goals Satalin 6, Gray 5, Stephenson 4, Moser 3, Mason 2, Hixson 2, McCarthy 2, Field 1, Witherspoon 1, Anniue 1, Dieffenbach 1, DiGiovanni 1, Fouls--Satalin 2, Moser 1, Witherspoon 1, Annino...
...believer in oldtime Christianity and Prohibition. He is a baseball addict, fond of plucking batting averages from his capacious memory and correcting the errors of sportswriters. Last week "Churchman" Fletcher announced his retirement and the Transcript gave its readers a new and strikingly different religious editor. Dr. Albert Charles Dieffenbach is a religious Liberal, a believer in Humanism, Birth Control and Soviet Russia, an opponent of stage and book censorship. Successively a Reformed Church minister-missionary and a Unitarian minister, Dr. Dieffenbach became editor 15 years ago of the Christian Register, one of the oldest religious papers...
Called "Dieff" by his friends-including Henry Louis Mencken, with whom he was once a cub reporter in Baltimore-Dr. Dieffenbach is short, chubby, lively. He dresses fastidiously, plays tennis, occupies himself with the affairs of his fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma of which he was once national president. Dr. Dieffenbach says he will be not a "religious editor" but an "editor of religion," devoting himself to all trends of all creeds and sects...
...preaching Humanism 18 years ago and now has 2,000 followers. Humanists like Dietrich and Potter are the only preachers of whom grumpy Clarence Darrow approves. Humanist Dietrich signed last week's manifesto, as did Humanist Potter. Journalist Harry Elmer Barnes. John Dewey. one-time Editor Albert Charles Dieffenbach of the Unitarian Christian Register, Editor Robert Morss Lovett of The New Republic, President Howard Maynard Shipley of the Science League of America. Boston Lawyer Joseph Walker, onetime candidate for Governor of Massachusetts, and 26 others...