Word: lane
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...name was Arthur Stephen Lane and he stood 6 ft. 2 in. tall, weighed 196 Ib. Eldest child of an Arlington commission merchant who has four other sons, six daughters, he has had to work for part of his college expenses. At Phillips Exeter he was senior class president, student council chairman, football captain and All-New England tackle. He started his career at Princeton by being elected class president, captain of the freshman football and hockey teams. Each year since then his classmates have re-elected him their president. A broken collar bone laid him up for most...
...Arthur Lane has, said President Dodds last week, shown "uninterrupted improvement in scholarship'' since freshman year. Soft-voiced and friendly, he is concededly the best-liked student on Princeton's campus. Last week his proud classmates were ready to challenge the U. S. to produce a more likely candidate for Ideal College...
...races will be run on a new track which has been installed in the Madison Square Garden. The track, twenty-seven feet wide, is divided into two sections. The outer section is 160 meters around and has four lanes; the inner one is 133.33 meters with five lanes. All the distance races will be started on the inner track, and after a lap the runners will be shunted onto the outer track. Between the two tracks there is a broad white line. If a runner on the outside track steps on the line he is automatically disqualified. The curves...
Francis J. Lane '36, who has been filling the spare defense position on the hockey team this winter, will no longer be available, it was announced yesterday by the Harvard Athletic Association. Lane, a football and track letterman was withdrawn from college because of scholastic difficulties...
...released from the Infirmary until early next week, offsets to a considerable degree the uplifting effects of Moseley's appearance. The Crimson defense has always been noteriously weak, but just as Gleason was developing into a real defense man, injuries eliminated him from play. There is Fran Lane, of course, but Coach Stubbs can use him only as a substitute, sparingly and for short intervals at a time, on account of his still unhealed leg. Bill Watt's partner at the points will be Dick Dow, who will be used to stand off the brunt of the opponent's rushes...