Word: greenly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...hundred and thirty-five-pound class--Won by M. M. Green, Standish, over H. H. Saxton, Gore, on a decision...
...matches held yesterday will compose the 1928 lineup for the opening match of the season with Andover, next Saturday, February 14. E. A. Dashoff will be the Crimson representative in the 115-pound class. The other men will be: C. C. Goodrich in the 125-pound, M. M. Green in the 135-pound, C. C. Corson in the 145-pound, Richard McSweeny in the 158-pound, T. D. Howe in the 178-pound and S. S. Wilson in the unlimited class...
Packed was the Opera House; high were the piles of green and yellow paper in the boxoffice. But clerks surveyed these piles with mingled feelings, remembering that in Chicago is a large ledger with records that the expenditures of the Chicago Opera were, this year, about $400,000 less than its earnings...
...summary: HARVARD 1928 ST. GEORGES Cozzens, Slocum r.f. l.g. De Sibour, Hall Pusey, Baldwin l.f. r.g. Breasted Barbee, Green, McCurdy c. c. Douglas Meisenbach r.g. l.f. Melville Oothout, Barbee l.g. r.f. Alger, Hall, Clark...
...what more fitting than green crumbling walls to house the echoes of Harvard's past? In all the University there is no single building devoted to that past, so noble, so venerable, and so steadying in its influence upon the present and the future. Yet, as the oldest college in the new world, relies of that past abound in scattered places, if one only find the diligence to hunt them down. As time goes on, these mute witnesses of Harvard's history will grow more valuable. Why not make of Memorial Hall a museum devoted solely to Harvard's history...