Word: fergusons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...piled up a score of 7 1-2 to 1. Through the rest of the game the University Freshmen consistently gained on their opponents, but were unable to overcome the long lead. F.A. Clark '29, and J.P. Cotton '29, acting captain, led in the scoring for Harvard and Ferguson for Yale. Clark made four goals. Cotton three, and R.P. Gibb '29, and J.H. Remick '29, one each. Ferguson and Folger each made four. Clark was the only man to foul during the fiercely played game...
...summary follows: HARVARD 1929 YALE 1929 Gibb (Cotton) No. 1 No. 1, Folger Cotton (Remick) No. 2 No. 2, Ferguson Remick (Clark) back Adams (Dodge) back...
Score--Yale 10 1-2, Harvard 8 1-2. Goals--Folger 4, Ferguson 4, Adams 2, Clark 4, Cotton 3, Gibb, Remick. Time 4 7 1-2 minute periods. Referee--Capt. Gates...
Princeton University is building a new chapel, one of the largest university chapels in the world, modeled in collegiate Gothic after King's College Chapel, Cambridge. Workmen went to work on it last fortnight. Their wages and the materials and the fee to Architects Cram and Ferguson, will total $1,750,000. This great sum must come, is coming, from Princeton's alumni and friends. Last week President John Grier Hibben announced that $1,419,000 had come, including $25,000 from a modest, retiring old gentleman who has served Princeton in this way and that longer than any other...
Yale continued to threaten in the closing session and Frey and Ferguson, the bespectacled Eli center, staged some team play that kept Cumings constantly busy. With only two minutes left to play, Yale sent five men down the ice and the Crimson net guardian was subjected to a shower of shots from all angles. With the timekeeper's eyes glued on his watch, Pratt picked off one of the Eli rebounds and skated the length of the rink to sink Harvard's second tally, 40 seconds before the official end of the hockey season. The summary follows: HARVARD YALE Gross...