Word: hoffmans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sullivan. Two base hit--Shean, Tyler, Struck out--by Bacon 4, Curtis 3, Shean 5, Lee 1. Base on balls--off Bacon 2, Curtis 1, Shean 2, Lee 1. Double plays--Kellog to Eurenius to Holt. Gardiner to Eurenius. Reardon to Meechem. Roberts to Shean to Meechem. Umpires--Hoffman, Ryley. Time--2 hours and 15 minutes. Harvard '38 2 0 0 2 1 0 3 2 0--10 Andover...
...summaries: WINTHROP 8 BROOKS 7 Burbank, rf. Turesky, 3b. Letarte, 3b. J. Simon, cf. Berry, lf. G. Simon, 1b. Foley, 2b. Hoffman, lf. Hindle, cf. Marcowitz, 2b. Crampton, ss. Freedland, ss. Emerson, c. Shefure, rf. Day, p. Resnick, c. Courlhan, 1b. Broonstein...
Another early fascination of Dr. Hoffman's was throwing stones at lead coffins in the vault of the Castle of Varel, in the Grand Duchy of Oldenburg, Germany, where he was born...
...Hoffman suffered an attack of sleeping sickness which made him walk and talk slowly but did not impair his intellect. Like President Roosevelt, who was crippled by infantile paralysis, Dr. Hoffman indomitably overcame the major handicaps of his disease. His method of forestalling the drowsiness of sleeping sickness was to work incessantly from at least 9 a. m. until after midnight every day, to travel hard...
Avoiding idleness after his retirement from Prudential promised to be a serious problem until Dr. Hoffman's good friend Samuel S. Fels, the philanthropic Philadelphia soapmaker, gave him a special bank account which enabled him to pursue his studies of cancer. At the University of Pennsylvania's Hoffman Cancer Li-brary-to which he gave 10,000 cancer histories and 65,000 cancer death certificates-he is now developing a study of diet and nutrition in relation to cancer...