Word: grands
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...mound struggle royal is promised with "Lefty" Herter and "Long Sinister" Wentworth--the reversible southpaw battery succeeding one another with kaleidoscopic rapidity on the hurling slab for the purple fellows with the yellow streaks; and Hall, the terror of Montclair, N. J., or Morris, the grand old man of the Western Plains League, dampening the spheroid for the daily boys. The CRIMSON team will be greatly strengthened by Reynolds, lately released by the Newell Club, who will officiate astern the bat, and hold the would-be pilferers snugly to their pillows. Captain McIntosh of the scholars, will be seen again...
...will be the guests of the Harvard Southern Club at a dinner and dance. All of the men will leave the same night for New York where many of the party will be the guests of Captain Reynolds at Montclair, N. J. The entire squad will assemble at the Grand Gentral Station Sunday night and leave on the midnight train for Boston...
...Harvard Law Review announces the following appointments for new year: Book Review Editor, Chester Alden McLain 3L., (Harvard '13). of Melrose; Case Editor, Seymour Parker Robert, Jr., 2L. (Rutgers '12), of Bloomfield, N. J.; Note Editor, Julius Holsman Amberg 2L. (Colgate '12), of Grand Rapids, Mich.; Treasurer, Montgomic Boynton Angell 2L. (Litt B. Princeton '11), of Rochester...
...Breckinridge, who has a reputation as one of the most gifted orators among the suffragists, is a grand-daughter of Henry Clay. She was elected to the vice-presidency of the National Suffrage Association quite recently, and soon became one of its most active and influential leaders. She has spoken for her cause all over the country and is very prominent in social reform measures in her native state, Kentucky, having for many years held the presidency of the Civic League of Lexington, a non-partisan association of men and women which interests itself in reform legislation. While in this...
...comedy written by J. K. Hodges '14, and E. Streeter '14. The plot centers in the mythical land of Loravia, a mountainous principality of Europe, and depicts the struggle for the throne between the twin princes Louis and Ferdinand. The scene of the first act is laid in the Grand Salon of the Pre Catalan restaurant in Paris; and the second act is staged at an inn outside of Rontevest, the capital of Loravia. The features of the play are the lyrics, which are more closely connected with the plot than those usually found in musical comedy. The music, written...