Word: heights
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Like all Harvard defeats this season, the game was lost under the baskets, where the opponents' height gave them an advantage. Captain C. H. Hageman '33 was the best all around player on the floor. Edstrom, Worcester forward starred offensively with 21 points. The summary: WORCESTER HARVARD 1933 Edstrom, l.f. r.f., Schroeder, Mindlin Edwards, r.f. l.f., Matursevitch, Kimbrough Conothan, c. c., Davidson, Upton Foley, l.g. r.g., Hageman Duggan, r.g. l.g., Ruppuch, Dorman...
...never heard of them. Many a Senator voted to censure him for the Eyanson affair because of a longstanding irritation with what they considered his scholastic arrogance, his mental self-satisfaction. The tallest Senator (6 ft. 4 in.), he is lanky and thin-shouldered, though he carries his height well. Onetime Senator Jim Reed of Missouri, who disliked him intensely, referred to him sneeringly in debate as "The Tall Cedar of Lebanon." His features have an Indian regularity, almost handsome. His expression is one of serene superiority. His soft snow-white hair stands out in the shadowy Senate chamber like...
...Purple basketeers breaking a long line of defeats, by taking advantage of its height and the opponents' light weight tipped the ball into the hoop time and again while the Crimson dwarfs stretched in vain. Driscoll, high point man, with 16 points to his credit, standing head and shoulders above the Harvard guards, had only to stand under the basket and knock the ball in as it bounced off the board. He sank fouls when Rex and Burns tried to keep him down...
...family ranch. When he got out of Grinnell College he drew cartoons for a Helena newspaper. He went to Los Angeles to be a commercial artist, began to hang around the offices of casting directors. He got parts in a few westerns and after a while his height and his handsome, inexpressive face induced directors to let him try straight roles. Some of his good ones: Beau Sabreur, The Legion of the Condemned, The Shopworn Angel, Wolf Song...
Pole vault--Won by F.V. Weeks '31 (1 ft. 6 in.); second, E.H. Clark '33 (2 ft. 6 in.); third, C.E. Dunlap '30 (6 in.). Height...