Word: expert
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...lecturer at a meeting of the Club in the rooms of the Cranford Club on March 31, when he will use as his subject, "Sham and True Liberals." At the next meeting, on April 7, Harold Scott will speak. He is a wellknown engineer and industrial efficiency expert; his lecture will have a technical trend. The Liberal Club is planning to have him lecture at M. I. T. also...
This race is the classic of English collegiate rowing, and in the course of a discussion on the possibilities of the race, the rowing expert of the London Times dwelt at length on Lothrop's ability. He said that, "in the crew of the Oxford squad, the outstanding oarsman is F. Lothrop, who rowed at No. 2 in last year's Harvard eight which defeated Yale. He is well-built and works extremely hard. His arm work at the finish is good and when he has learned to combine his body and slide more perfectly, he should be a valuable...
...Lawrence La Tourette Driggs, president of the American Flying Club, will speak in the Living Room of the Union at 8 o'clock on Thursday, March 24, on "Flying Exploits of 1920." An expert on aviation long before the war so greatly increased the number of aviators, he will illustrate his speech with moving pictures of exceptional interest and thrill and will discuss his part in the bridging of the Atlantic and the continent by aeroplane...
...visitors gathered one point in the opening period, which gave them the lead until near the end of the game. Snelling, following through on a long shot, sent the puck into the net for the Ramblers' first score, but McNaughton, the most expert player on the ice, put his team ahead once more. A minute later, Bigelow intercepted a pass and eluded the La Tuque defense for a tying score McNaughton again asserted his superiority and broke the tie in the last minute of the game. RAMBLERS. LA TUQUE. Snelling, Bacon, Angier, l.w. r.w., Gerald McNaughton Buntin, Martin...
...remarkably able anatomist, and was widely known to the public through the fact that he was called in to testify in many murder trials where it was suspected that poisoning had taken place and the judgment of an expert anatomist was desired...