Word: gregg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After a hopeful first period getaway which saw goals by Jay Hurley and Charley Gregg, the latter on an assist by John Rogers, keep the score a respectable 3 to 2, the Crimson attack wilted before the determined not tending of Dartmouth's Austin Knight. In the last three periods the Green's well coordinated attack, paced by all-American Bob Merriam, who scored four goals and four assists, moved out for eight additional goals and an insurmountable lead...
Tomorrow's lineup will find Hurley, Rogers and Gregg at the attack positions, Dewey, Esten and Abbot as midfielders, and Forsythe, Davis, and Graham on the defense. In the goal, coach Maddux will start Allen...
Last week North Carolina's Governor R. Gregg Cherry commuted the sentence to life imprisonment. Said he, in a statement rare for a Southern governor: "The crimes are revolting, but a part of the blame . . . arises from the neglect of the State and society to provide a better environment. . . . Our public schools, equipped with capable teachers . . . [and] an effective compulsory-attendance law, would do much to correct delinquency among all races." Rarer still, in all North Carolina there was no outcry...
...Lost Won Lost Voiselle, N. Y. 8 0 Derringer, Chi. 5 2 Feldman, N. Y. 4 1 Gregg, Bklyn...
Nobody gave German measles a second thought until 1941, when N. M. Gregg of Australia noticed that many babies whose mothers had had the disease early in pregnancy were born with congenital cataracts. Two years later a group of Australian doctors reported on some 50 babies of mothers who had had German measles during pregnancy: they found defects in all the children whose mothers were ill in the first two months of pregnancy, in about half whose mothers fell ill in the third month, in two out of 16 whose mothers got it later. One mother with a defective child...