Word: elie
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...mile relay teams. If Northrop does this, it will strengthen the Crimson relay outfit so much that they might easily win the race. The two other contenders in this classic mile run who will be well back of the three leaders, are another Ithacan, Bob Boynton, and an Eli, Holderness. Woodland is Yale's best miler, but he will have his hands so full trying to win his two mile specialty against the Cornell lads that he couldn't possibly double...
...only events that Yale managed to take against Jack Moakley's boys Saturday were the high jump, the broad jump, the pole vault and the 35 pound weight. The Elis will be right in the running in all of these events on Saturday, with Bill Handing, the star pole vaulter, being pretty sure of taking his event. The star Eli's principal opposition will come from the Crimson's Win Pettingell, who, while at Exeter, once beat Harding, then an Andover star. But since that time the Yale boy has stepped out and he did 13' 9" at the Millrose...
...Eli's other stars, John Castle looks good in the weight throw; he won that event with a 48.1 1-2 over Cornell, but he did a 51 foot heave in practice the other day and will be on or near the top in the Briggs Cage. Edward Ethridge is good in the broad jump, and he is going to fight it out with Dartmouth's Warren King, a 22 foot man. Cornell, despite all their sprinters, hasn't been able to turn up any good broad jumpers, and no one has come along to fill Milt Green's shoes...
With over two hundred Yale men rallying to the cause of God, country, and the Vassar Junior Prom last weekend, sex reared its ugly head in the form of an official announcement. Haunted by vague memories of the Biblical reputation of the sons of Eli, who walked not in the paths of righteousness, the administration felt it fitting and timely to declare that a course covering the stimulating though delicate field of "Marriage and Famliy Life" would be given during the remainder of the year. Constant clamor from the student body, ably supported by faculty opinion, has resulted...
...excuse, had really broken off the pool negotiations for other reasons. So doing he clearly rebuffed the plea of Chairman Arthur Morgan of TVA for a peaceful effort to get along with the utilities (TIME, Jan. 25), had decided to keep the support of TVA Director David Eli Lilienthal, of Senators Norris, La Follette, McKellar and others advocating war to the death on private power...