Word: forded
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...spite of the two shots that got away from him, York was the star of the Yale team, for the drives that tallied were practically impossible to stop. Wylde's work this season ranks him second to no college goal-tender in the country, with the possible exception of Ford of Princeton. Captain Morgan and Doty were invincible on the defence, and they also played an aggressive game from their positions. Murray and Bierworth, the Yale backs, were also successful in stopping almost every attack. Only the prettiest possible exhibition of team-work enabled the Crimson forwards to play through...
...Henry Ford take the students along with him on the Peace Expedition...
...CRIMSON has asked D. E. Hudson 1L., a member of the International Polity Club, who accompanied Mr. Ford on his recent peace pilgrimage, to write an account of the experiences of the students who took the trip. Mr. Hudson left with the other members of the party on board the Oscar II on December 4. They were taken first to Kirkwall by the British and Mr. Hudson was the only member of the whole party who succeeded in penetrating into Germany. After seeing the German consul at Copenhagen he got a special letter which admitted him into the empire...
...This question has perhaps puzzled many students other than those who have come to me and asked it. Mr. Ford, himself, did not answer it, and I shall not try to do so. I shall, however, attempt to relate briefly the activities of the students and their connection with the Expedition, and leave it to the reader to draw his own conclusions as to the purpose which Mr. Ford had in view in taking with him a group of forty students from almost that many colleges and universities scattered throughout the United States...
...Christiania, Norway, the largest and most enthusiastic meeting was at a banquet given by the Student's Association, of Norway to the Ford Peace Expedition. Addresses were given by members of the Ford Party and by the most prominent Norwegians. At the banquet a gift by Mr. Ford of $10,000 to the Student's Association of Norway was announced, which should go toward the erection of a new Association building. One of the Norwegian delegates, chosen as a member of the final neural conference to meet at the Hague, is a Harvard graduate...