Word: hubbard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Conn., June 12.--While adjusting the keel on a small model of a boat with which he was experimenting Hubbard's hand slipped so that the under side of his right wrist was cut by the sharp edge of the tin. He was taken immediately to the Naval Base Hospital, where several stitches were taken...
...only on the surface, however, so that the surgeon who handled the case feels confident that Hubbard will be able to take part in the race against Yale. For the next few days, however, he will be obliged to give his hand a rest...
Under the new arrangement Kelley has taken Hubbard's place at five, while Hobson has been promoted from the Junior eight to row at bow. To fill the vacancy in the second boat Cummings has been moved up from the combination...
Although no one else has been definitely named to take Cummings' place in the combination, it is expected that H. H. Fuller '23 will land the position. When the news of Hubbard's accident reached Cambridge, officials were not able to reach Fuller, but learned that on Sunday he had left for Red Top in his yawl. Since he had a favoring northwest wind today, he will probably arrive tomorrow, and will begin work immediately...
...fraternity held directly after the initiation of the chapter Wednesday night, Earl Pierce Nelson 3E.S., of Waterloo, la., was elected president, and George Gerard Tunnell Jr. 1G., of Chicago, III., vice-president for next year. The other officers were selected as follows: Recording secretary, Eliot Furness Porter 3E.S., of Hubbard Woods, III.; corresponding secretary. Morris Stone 4E.S., of East Weymouth; and treasurer, Matthew Scott Brownell 4E.S., of Washington...