Word: kellogg
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...summary: HARVARD YALE Comfort, Adzigian, r.f. r.f., DeAngelis, Dixon Ernst, Merry, l.f. l.f., Saner, Kellogg, Cronwall Boys, c. c., Wilson, Klein Fletcher, Henderson, r.g., r.g., Miles, Watson Ferriter, Grady, l.g. l.g., Reese, Armstrong...
Score--Yale 41, Harvard 21. Goals--Wilson 6, DeAngelis 4, Miles 4, Boys 3, Reese 2, Comfort 1, Ernst 1, Fletcher 1 (technical), Kellogg 1. Free throws--Boys 3, DeAngelis 3, Ernst 1, Ferriter 1, Miles 1, Reese 1. Referee: Brennan. Umpire--Young. Scorekeeper--Von Brieson. Time--two 20-minute halves...
...opposing Ned Wilson, the Eli center, who stands six feet, seven inches, five inches taller than Boys. Wilson is the only newcomer on the Yale team. Captain Earl Nikkel is at left forward and will be paired with James deAngelis, who will probably get the call over Howard Kellogg at right forward. The guards will be Egbert Miles and Ben Reese. Captain Nikkel is one of the high point scorers in the Eastern league, making a high record in the last two years
...going to do about it? In this incisive little book (82 pp.) a keenly realistic observer of international affairs does his high-level best to prove that war is imminent, inevitable, that the U. S. will be in it. Observer Simonds does not believe in fairies, the Kellogg Pact or the League of Nations. He views the present state of the world with grim alarm but thinks an open eye better than a buried head. The Europe of 1933. says Simonds. is ''back in the situation and state of mind of July, 1914." After Japan's deliberate...
Eight Harvard students. Raymond Dennett '36, George S. Edwards 1G, Nicholas Feld, Jr. '36, Comstock Glaser '35, Alvin N. Josephy, Jr. '36, Victor H. Kramer '35, Thomas H. Quinn '36, A. Kellogg Philbrick '35, will attend the National Conference on the Student in Politics which will take place in Washington from Friday, December 29 to Sunday, December 31. The Conference is sponsored by student groups of every shade of opinion, from the Y.M.C.A. to the National Student League. Many prominent political figures will address the Conference, which will probably end with the adoption of some sort of resolution...