Word: jumpings
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Sunday on Mount Moosilauke in New Hampshire. Andrew E. Ritchie, Jr. '34, Andrew Marshall, Jr. '34, Charles E. Lawrence, III '36, and Herbert S. Sise '34, were chosen as the men to enter the races; Gedric K. Francis '37, and Frederick W. Whittemore '34 will participate in the ski jump and cross country...
...play-up to the inimitable James. Cagney twists his mat face into all sorts of hyena snarls; e bungs the ladies in the snout, and telescopes their jaws as the occasion requires; he enters the picture as a tough usher, graduates to the jewel thief class, kicks up a jump to a movie star's berth, and finishes the whirlwind by aiding the police in a running machine-gun duel with the old gang, in the course of which the old gang is almost totally exterminated. Naturally, that Cagney trademark, rough treatment of the squooshy sex, is not neglected...
...direction of the Osage Hills-presumably to hide with the Texas fugitives. One other Lansing fugitive, Charles Clifton McArthur, burglar and murderer, was captured as he entered Kansas City on a trolley car, having walked 35 miles from the prison with an ankle bone fractured in the jump from the wall. Bob Brady was shot and killed by a posse near Paola, Kans...
...Hallowell '34, and John P. Scheu '35 will run in the mile run, while the Crimson entrants in the high hurdles include David C. Crawford '36, Richard Hayes '36, John J. Hayes, Jr. '34, and John M. Case '37. Finally, Luther Scheffy '35 is entered in the high jump, the only field event of the evening...
...Chase had legal ground to do something about the matter. Mr. Aldrich did not mention Mr. Wiggin, or ''former officers" or even "certain per-sons." In fact he did not even use the word "sue." This moderation in the use of words led one irate stockholder to jump to his feet and suggest that Samuel Seabury be named investigator instead of Elihu Root Jr. Mr. Aldrich replied that the directors had considered Mr. Seabury. but since the investigation spade work had already been done by the Senate committee's agents talents of different order seemed more important...