Word: goodwins
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Baxter Mile, Haggerty surprised the crowd by finishing third ahead of Tibbetts, the Crimson leader who was expected to lead the field. Goodwin of the New York A. C. crossed the line just ahead of Connolly, also of the New York A. C. in four minutes and 18 2-5 seconds. The Crimson miler ran his best race of the season to trail Connolly by only three yards. In the special half mile, Watters finished in last place...
...will start and their weights are: E. J. Brown, 115-pound; F. H. Pollard, 125-pound; Joseph Lifrak, 135-pound; A. G. Churchill 145-pound; F. W. Arnold, 158-pound; W. C. Goodwin, 175-pound; and Guy Murchie, unlimited...
Officer of the N.C.E.E.B.A.S.S.: Dr. Ballou, permanent President. Members: Hon. John James Tigert, U. S. Bureau of Education; Dr. Thomas E. Finegan, onetime Pennsylvania superintendent; Elliot H. Goodwin, U. S. Chamber of Commerce; Ernest Greenwood, District of Columbia education board; Professor George D. Strayer, Columbia University; John H. Beveridge, National Education Association...
...take pleasure in remailing their copies to friends in different parts of the world who might be interested in some feature of a week's issue- Therefore, why not in each issue carry this information: "Domestic postage on this issue of TIME . . . . Foreign postage . . . cents." ORTON E. GOODWIN...
TIME thanks Subscriber Goodwin for his courteous suggestion. But is there a genuine demand for this service? The editors doubt...