Word: fourth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Racing in the Massachusetts Third Class Championships held yesterday afternoon on the Mount Grace Trail, Dunbar Carpenter '37 came in tenth in a field of 53. The other Crimson skiers in the race were Thomas Motley '38, coming in twenty-fourth, and Peter T. Brooks '38 who finished in thirty-second place...
...fourth time in three years, David Lamson went to court to fight for his life last week. So rare was a citizen of Santa Clara County who had not made up his mind about Lamson's guilt or innocence that it took 13 days to select twelve good men & true from a panel of 520 veniremen. But there was to be nothing new at the latest trial except the jury. While the selection of jurors was going on, the familiar chief exhibit, a model of the Lamson bathroom, was kept shrouded from view. As it has done twice before...
...summer of 1934 a million citizens felt the cold edge of panic when trade unionists crippled commercial activity in the San Francisco area for three days. Following a city-wide walkout last July, Terre Haute was under martial law for six and a half months. And last week the fourth general strike in U. S. history was called at Pekin, Ill. It lasted only 22 hours, affected less than 3,000 workers. Yet Strike Leader Frank S. Mahoney's conduct of this small slice of industrial war was sufficiently effective to cow 17,000 Pekinese...
Lining up for the Crimson in number one position as usual will be Germain G. Glidden '36. Richard W. Gilder '36 and Captain E. Rotan Sargent '36 will play numbers two and three respectively. In fourth position will be Donald E. Jackson...
...Appalachian Mountain Club race he got a fourth over the Wildcat trail at Pinkham Notch and was on the team all the year, going to Dartmouth just for the slalom as noted above, and entering the Olympic tryouts held under the auspices of the Hochgebirge Club...