Word: lamont
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...second half was closely contested, no further scoring being made until the last 12 minutes of play. Then the victors caught their stride and shattered the Haverford defense. Corliss Lamont '24 took the ball down the field, and passed to A. J. Byington '24, who scored perfectly. About three minutes later Byington broke away entirely and made a goal unaided. About two minutes after that, Byington again made a dash down a clear field and once more scored by himself. Haverford was unable to come back with a powerful offense and the game closed with the score...
Byington's game all the way through was even better than his three tallies show. Heizer, Lamont, and A. K. Murray '23 played in good form and showed up well in combination work. Although Haverford showed better team work they were outfought by the Crimson, and in the second period their defense gave...
...Flint '23, Mitchell Gratwick '22, R. R. Higgins '22, Joseph Larocque Jr. '23, and R. E. Smith '22 have had experience on the squad and will furnish material for the sextet. From last year's Freshman team, Nelson Cabot, Captain W. E. Cros by Jr., Harrison Gardner, Corliss Lamont, J. J. Lee, T. F. Sherman, and G. G. Walker are numeral men who will strengthen the Crimson team materially...
...CRIMSON Building.--8-9, W. L. Garrison 3rd.; 9-10, J. M. Begg; 10-11, R. S. Hubbard Jr.; 11-12, W. B. Dunham; 12-1, Raoul Pantaleoni; 1-2, J. C. Buchanan; 2-3, G. R. Perera; 3-4, Corliss Lamont; 4-5, R. G. Norris; 5-6, A. C. Bickford...
...more recent years, this unusually fine literary tradition has been carried on and expanded by such men as the late Walter Hines Page, Professor Irving Babbitt, Hammond Lamont, W. P. Garrison, and a host of younger men, among them many Harvard graduates, who are prominent among the rising generation of authors and critics. Moreover, the present personnel of the paper, as well as the owner and several higher officials, includes several Harvard men. E. F. Gay, formerly Dean of the Business School, is president, and Mr. C. C. Lane, one time director of the University Press, is publicity manager...