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...Varsity line-up will be: Frank, Hessburg, Ewart, and Colwell in the backfield with J. Miller, John, Castle, Gallagher, C. Miller, Platt, and Haxon in the line...
Punting by Colwell, Johnny Miller, Humphrey, and Ewart, place kicking by the first three, and passing by Frank and Humphrey were also stressed. Today intensive work will continue with the Grays staging the Harvard plays in dummy scrimmage. All seats for the game are sold out here and enthusiasm is high...
Regardless of all fond hopes to the contrary, the Elis will arrive in Cambridge a well-rounded team. Frank is an All-American, but Miller at end, punter Colwell, and Charlie Ewart are all names to conjure with as well. They have material with which to capitalize on breaks, a defense to keep them out of trouble and a punter to get them out of holes. But Harvard has a smoother, more polished team. A more powerful line,--and a flock of breaks long overdue...
...Also Foreigners." The British Government have been high-mindedly stringing Egyptians along ever since William Ewart Gladstone announced at Newcastle in 1891 that the British military "occupation of Egypt is temporary and should be brought to an end." In 1922 Britain by treaty granted Egypt the status of an "Independent Sovereign State." excepting that the Sudan was entirely reserved to Britain, and her garrisons remained quartered throughout Egypt. It was actually Benito Mussolini-the Dictator buttered the Egyptians with many blandishments while he was making for Ethiopia (TIME, Nov. 4, 1935 et seq.)- who convinced the British that if they...
Lord Camrose (William Ewart Berry), who with his brother. Lord Kemsley (James Gomer Berry), has built up an $80,000,000 publishing empire in the last three decades, bought the Morning Post last week for a reported $750,000 (probably less) from a syndicate headed by Sir Percy Bates, board chairman of Cunard-White Star. On Aug. 27 Lord Camrose plans to merge the oldster with his Daily Telegraph. The name Post is likely to be dropped entirely, unless Lord Camrose should decide to launch an Evening Post, a name he had the foresight to register...