Word: douglis
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Back and set for heavy work will be Johnny Page, 167 pound Junior, who is headed for the first team center post until Ayres is ready, Doug Pirnie, last spring's track star, Gordy Lyle, outstanding wing-back prospect, Harry Tine, another wing-back, and George Hibbard, a promising Sophomore tackle...
...years ago, while last year's Red Book (1943) unfortunately suffered a loss of $134.40. This loss was entirely due to a poor business staff on the Red Book board, an example of the necessity of supervision of Freshman affairs by the Council as pointed out by Doug Mercer. This supervision is a delicate business, but with a little fact the Council treasurer and representative for Freshman affairs can make sure that things are running smothly without assuming an excessively patriarchal air. Two extraordinary projects were managed by the Council this year, the War Libraries and the War Relief Drive...
...yesterday's practice George Heiden was again at the fullback post, while Sophomore Lloyd "Swede" Anderson, a member of last year's Yardling football team, remained at center. Only newcomer to the Varsity "Red" team was Doug Pirnie, star sprinter on last year's spring and winter track teams. He is still without a red jersey, however...
...Third wife Sylvia, ex-Lady Ashley got her $3,000 monthly allowance from Douglas Fairbanks' estate continued for six months. Other heirs had claimed this was more than the income on her half-share, for the estate may be much less than the $2,000,000 Doug thought he was leaving, had asked that her allowance be reduced to $1,000 monthly. ∽∽ Princess Olga Troubetzkoi of the Philadelphia Social Register was arrested for running a high-toned bawdyhouse in Manhattan,∽∽ Ex-King Carol of Rumania was reported dickering for admission to the U.S. Reason: Cuban...
...approaching weekend's schedule, Doug Pirnie appears to be the Harvard trackman most likely to succeed except for the threat presented by Barney Ewell of Penn State, who won both dashes and the broad jump last year. Last Saturday Pirnie, backed by a stiff breeze, did the furlong in 20.7 seconds. His best unaided time was 21.8 in the Dartmouth fray...