Word: harrisons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Dunker '25, guard 21 190 6.01 E. F. Gamache '27, center 19 160 5.11 Erwin Gehrke '25, back 26 190 6.00 M. W. Greenough '25, tackle 20 187 6.02 Nathaniel Hamlen '27, quarterback 18 155 5.06 J. W. Hammond '25, back 22 185 5.11 J. R. Harrison '27, tackle 20 188 6.03 W. T. Heagney, back 24 163 5.11 J. D. Hitch '27, end 20 181 6.01 G. Hoague '26, guard 20 189 6.00 N. S. Howe '26, back 21 170 5.09 D. S. Holder '25, center, end 21 176 6.00 B. L. Kilgour '27, back...
With the two doubtful positions filled, the make-up of the team which will represent Harvard on Van Courtland park next Monday will be as follows. Captain W. L. Chapin '25, L. Tibbetts '26, B. R. Cutcheon '25, W. C. Harrison '26, B. E. Swede '27, L. F. Ryan '26, J. W. Perkins '26, with Edward Gordon '27 as alternate...
...throttled youth to wealthy age. John Wanamaker, pioneer retail merchant, was born in suburban Philadelphia in 1838. died in 1922. He was prominent in church and sunday scholl work. the Y.M.C.A., missionary enterprises, reform movements, life insurance, politics, the introduction of the automobile. He was Postmaster General in President Harrison's Cabinet...
...race featured by the extraordinary running of W. L. Tibbetts '26 and the poor showing of Cutcheon, Captain Chapin, Swede, and Harrison, the University placed second to Yale in the third annual H-Y-P cross-country race at Princeton Saturday morning, Yale scored 27, the University 35, Princeton 59. It was the first defeat the Crimson has experienced this season, and was unexpected by close followers of the team...
...failure of the University was due to the inability of Cutcheon, Captain Chapin, Swede, and Harrison to give their customary support to Tibbetts. These men have hitherto placed within 40 seconds of each other, but on Saturday were 2 minutes and 15 seconds apart...