Word: hammond
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...football team will assemble at the Notman studio next Monday afternoon at 1.05 for their annual picture. The captain for 1924 will be elected at that time. The returning letter-men eligible for the honor include six Juniors, Cordingley, Dunker, Evans, Greenough, Hammond and Spalding; and three Sophomores, Cheek, Combs, and McGlone...
...formerly played. Cheek is comparatively sure of a place as number two back unless he is shifted to number one to make room for Miller of the Freshman team. Miller is heavy and exceptionally fast, but this fall he failed to make the best possible use of his speed. Hammond's kicking alone makes him essential for the remaining place in the backfield. Zarakov will certainly be used to advantage, as he is considered one of the shiftiest backs to enter college in several years. He may very likely occupy something the position that Neidilinger of Yale did this year...
...Gray club, the Scott club gaining the decision. The Ames Gray club was represented by Webster Atwell 3L, and C. R. Murchison 3L and the Scott club by David Stoffer 3L, and P. D. Miller 3L. The judges were C. I. Davis of the Massachusetts Land Court, F. T. Hammond of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, and A. P. Stone '93 of the Cambridge Municipal Court...
...Bigelow the only losses from last year's group of letter men, the nucleus for this season's team is unusually strong. Hill, Walker, and Beals, all letter-men, are available for the forward line with prospects also in Hodder and Burgess, while on the defence Captain Crosby and Hammond will find ample competition in Chase, Martin, Gardner and Pratt. E. H. Bradford, goal for last year's Freshmen, is the logical choice for the cage position after the loss of Bigelow and Flint. Dole and Cummings are also prospects, and should Bradford find the artificial arena lighting too much...
...Percy Hammond: "Excepting the soft acidities of Mr. Strachey's investigation, it is the most entertaining, so far as we know, of the impudent annals of its exemplary topic...