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Theodore Frothingham, 3rd '40; Benjamin C. Gifford '39; J. Gordon Gilkey, Jr. '39; Arthur J. Goldsmith, Jr. '40; Christian H. Haberkorn, 3rd '37; John Hoar, Jr. '40; Charles W. Hubbard, Jr. '37; Edward B. Hubbard '38; Boyd N. Jones, Jr. '40; John F. Kennedy '40; Jr. '39; Thomas D. McCall '39; Donald McDonald '39; William B. Miller...
After allowing the opposition two runs in the first inning and another score in the second, Healey settled down, holding the enemy scoreless in the last seven frames. The Lawrence pitcher, Goldsmith, was pounded for 11 hits, while his teammates were making five errors...
...committee has been selected, headed by Oscar W. Hausserman, with Thomas J. Campbell handling the publicity. Others on the committee are John Elliott, Robert L. Fisher, Hugh L. Gaddis, Arthur J. Goldsmith, Francis C. Gray, Curt E. Hanse, Joseph P. Kennedy, Ralph Lowell, Clarence B. Randall, Howard C. Reid, Thorvald S. Ross, Lawrence D. Smith, Richard B. Wigglesworth, Raymond S. Wilkins, and Dr. Paul R. Withington...
NORMAN R. GOLDSMITH...
...that Johnson himself had seen and approved it, was "gravely misleading." Although the high points of the previous Journal-the accounts of Johnson reproving Boswell for drunkenness, the celebrated orders to Mrs. MacLeod not to leave her family home, the great arguments on Ossian, on Burke, on Hume, Garrick, Goldsmith and Swift-remain the high points of the present edition, the new book is more intimate, less stilted, abounds in picturesque details of travelers' discomforts in the islands off Scotland in 1773. The Journal begins with its superb description of the Rambler at the age of 64: "His person...