Word: gardner
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...summary. HARVARD 1928 DARTMOUTH 1928 Crawford, Nordberg r.w. l.w. Foster, Bavier, Thompson Chase, Richardson c. c. Gardner, O'Sullivan Saltonstall, Richardson l.w. r.w. Milliken, Nixon, Foster Robinson r.d. l.d. Lane Garrison, Watts l.d. r.d. McPhail, Cote Morrill g. g. Westhaver, Clark...
Coach Dempsey will start the same team that took the ice against Andover. As Adams is still sick, Morrill will again take the goal position. HARVARD 1928 DARTMOUTH 1928 Saltonstall l.w. r.w. Milliken Chase c. c. Gardner Crawford r.w. l.w. Foster Garrison l.d. r.d. Lane Robinson r.d. l.d. McPhail Morrill g. g. Clarke
...visiting team is one of the best Freshman sextets that the New Hampshire institution has had in recent years. It brings with it an impressive record, having defeated the Tilton School team 15 to 0, and Stoneham High School 4 to 2. The sensational playing of Captain Lane, Gardner, and Foster has been a feature of the Dartmouth victories. These men will require close watching on the part of the Freshmen stickmen...
...said, does not your statement do him an injustice? The fact is that he stood for and was elected to Congress before the War- in 1916. I happened to be elected to the same, the 65th Congress, from which four members left to enter the Army. The late Gus Gardner of Massachusetts left in May or June, and died in camp the following January. I was the next to leave - in July, 1917. Then followed La Guardia, who left in September and, after that, Congressman Royal Johnson of South Dakota who left in November. Of the four, Gardner lost...
...Ingraham '25, captain of this year's tennis team, is ranked number four, while L. P. Gardner Jr. '10, of Brookline is given seventh place. Close behind him, at number 11, is Horace Taylor '07 of Cambridge, for several years prominent in New England tennis. Richard Harte '17, three letter man while in college, and G. C. Caner '17, who jointly held the Intercollegiate Doubles Championship in 1916 are not ranked, again because of insufficient data...