Word: farleys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Joseph Abrahms '33, G. N. Barrie Jr. '32, Newell Bent '33, L. M. Channing '32, W. A. Chapman '34, J. C. Coleman '34, C. B. Currier '32, J. M. Estabrook '34, B. E. Estes Jr. '32, Jarvis Farley '32, J. M. Fox '32, Arthur Foote '33, Peter Geuran '32, P. E. Gorman '32, S. N. Greenberg '32, J. S. Hayes '34, A. B. Hallowell '34, N. P. Hallowell Jr. '32, W. Van A. Hansen '34, L. W. McGuire Jr. '34, Daniel Melcher '34, Edward Milton '33, J. M. Morse '33, F. D. Murphy '33, E. S. Newbury Jr. '32, James...
Joseph Abrahms '33, G. N., Barrie Jr. '32, Newell Bent '33, L. M. Channing '32, W. A. Chapman '34, J. C. Coleman '34, C. B. Currier '32, J. M. Estabrook '34, B. E. Estes Jr. '32, Jarvis Farley '32, J. M. Fox '32, Arthur Foote '33, Peter Geuran '32, P. E. Gorman '32, S. N. Greenberg '32, J. S. Hayes '34, A. B. Hallowell '34, N. P. Hallowell Jr. '32, W. Van A. Hansen '34, L. W. McGuire Jr. '34, Daniel Melcher '34, Edward Milton '33, J. M. Morse '33, F. D. Murphy '33, E. S. Newbury Jr. '32, James...
...comedy in three acts by Viva Tatterstall and Sidney Toler, now playing at the Wilbur, with the following cast: Edgar Smith Richard Taber Nancy Smith Edna Hibbard Tillie Muriel Owen Mr. Peabody Bennett R. Finn Louella McKenzie Ivy Merton Maude Mooney Henriette Farley Oscar Mooney Lloyd Nolan Charlie McKenzie James Spottswood...
...York State Athletic Commission started something last fortnight which may move boxing westward from the eastern seaboard. Dogmatic and irascible Big Jim Farley, chairman, started the Commission. The Commission had given Max Schmeling his tit's when Sharkey fouled him last June, stipulating then that he must sign within nine months to meet an opponent picked by them. They picked Jack Sharkey, ordered Schmeling, through his manager and proxy, Joe Jacobs, to sign with Sharkey at once or forfeit his title. Jacobs suggested that the Commission arrange for Sharkey to fight Stribling, the winner to meet Schmeling. Both fights...
...Florence Farley was a bright but not too stalwart little girl, only daughter of a mill superintendent in a small New England town. To give her something to do and keep her outdoors, her father painted, a target on the garage door, showed Florence how to practice hitting a tennis ball at it. She soon became so expert that when she got a chance to play on a real court against a live opponent she aquitted herself like an embryo champion. When her club sent her to the national junior championships (all expenses paid) she earned her keep by bringing...