Word: kellogg
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Kellogg, Tiger ace who pitched masterful ball against the Crimson in the first game of the series, but was found easy in the second, started the sixth inning on the mound for Princeton. He lasted just an inning and a half...
...clock struck 6:00. The President stood in the Blue Room with Secretary Kellogg by his side. The doors flew open. Flanked on the one side by J. Butler Wright, second Assistant Secretary of State, and on the other side by Woolmar F. Bostrom, M. E. & P. from Sweden, a tall figure in a frock coat advanced toward the two little men waiting. The stooping little man with white hair, turned to the little man with the wry face and exclaimed: "Your Excellency, may I present His Royal Highness Gustaf Adolf, Duke of Skane, Crown Prince of Sweden?" ¶ Animated...
Meanwhile, 50,000 eager sightseers had rushed to catch a phrase from three distinguished speakers: Mayor Kendrick of Philadelphia, "a visualization of the progress of the world"; Secretary of State Kellogg, "exploitation of our potentialities"; Secretary of Commerce Hoover, "moral and spiritual awakening . . . maintain our position in the world...
Coach Mitchell has decided to save Barbee for the third Princeton game on Saturday, and will send Booth against the Purple batters this afternoon. Possibly the Crimson mentor's choice was influenced by dispatches from Princeton that indicate that the Tigers will send Kellogg, conqueror over the Crimson two weeks ago at Soldiers Field, against Yale in the opening of the Princeton-Yale series in New Haven today...
...patriots sat down to compose letters to Secretary of State Kellogg, demanding that Boy-Ed be refused admission to the U. S., shameless journalists recalled an unwitting practical joke upon the U. S. Secret Service and upon Boy-Ed himself perpetrated by Grand Admiral von Tirpitz...