Word: lampooner
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...event of the Harvard-Yale football game in 1929 brought out a rather startling bit of detective work on the part of Cantabrigians, or rather on the part of Bob Lampoon. That was the time when a very valuable eight-foot section of the famous Yale fence mysteriously disappeared from Pachs Studio in New Haven, on the Saturday before the game. It was recovered by its rightful owners, however, on the eve of the classic battle...
...Yale-Princeton game eight members of the Lampoon board, drove down to New Haven in two cars. They had scouted the scene of the crime a long time before and had had their plans all made out. Every one was at the game, and Pachs Studio, where their sought-after prize lay, was deserted. They entered by jimmying a window on an inside court and gained their objective, the room where the section of fence stood. The Yale captain's picture was to be taken standing against it, as the Hefflefingers, the Mallorys, and others had been. The criminals wrapped...
DeForest P. Davis '34, Robert M. Aerrell '36, and Germain G. Glidden '36, were elected to the Literary Board of the Harvard Lampoon last night. The following men were elected to the Business Board: Stanley H. Lewis '35, J. Gordon Scannel '36, George B. Lauriat '36, Roland Cooper '35, Frank R. Littlefield...
...quarrel between Mr. Frank Ryan and the editors of the Harvard Lampoon focuses attention on one of H. A. A.'s less popular claims of privilege. The particular assertion in view has it that H. A. A. possesses sole "right" to the names and numbers of the football players who perform, each week, in the Stadium...
...practice has gone for years. And as the Lampoon has, in its own ungracious fashion, pointed out, there is no decently logical reason for it. One is inclined, politely, of course, to ask Mr. Frank Ryan whether the power to give out numbers involves the power to claim a team as its own. One should like to know whether, for example, West Point was the opponent of Harvard's team or of Mr. Frank Ryan's H. A. A. team. One is rather inclined to feel that Harvard men, any Harvard men, even Lampoon men, have an equal "right" with...