Word: johnson
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Other bouts resulted in a victory by M. W. Hatch over M. O. Smyth, both from Gore, in the 125 pound class; R. R. Johnson over Stewart Ayres, both from Gore, in the 160 pound class; J. H. Whitfield; from Gore, over J. O. Potter, also of Gore, in the 147 pound class, and J. C. Hinckle of Smith over G. Higginson of Standish, in the 147 pound class...
...father is the dignified Robert Underwood Johnson, onetime editor of the Century, more lately U. S. Ambassador to Italy, recipient of many honors from many countries and recently author of a volume of chatty reminiscences, Remembered Yesterdays...
...younger Johnson has written many novels, countless short stories, a play and other types of literary fodder. Those who suspected him of writing Flaming Youth could not very well have known his conservative habits. To see him in golf clothes is to be assured that he never could have indulged in the frankly disturbing pages of that sexed masterpiece. Incidentally, when I discovered who actually did write it the other day, I had a bad half hour...
...time it looked as though Owen Johnson was about to become embittered by changes in social custom he notes about him. His The Wasted Generation, although a most popular book, to me, at least, seemed muddy in its psychology; but after a new venturing into boy life in Skippy Bedelle he seems to have sloughed off his coil of weariness and there is renewed vitality of vision in Blue Blood. He has been married four times and lives in the town of his birth in the proper season; in Stockbridge in the summer...
...BLUE BLOOD ? Owen Johnson ? Little Brown...