Word: lane
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Angeled by London's rich, young Allen Lane, publisher of Penguin Books, Transatlantic is to have three continuing features: 1) a Crowther commentary on what is going on in the U.S.; 2) a Washington letter by the Christian Science Monitor's Roscoe Drummond; 3) "incidental notes on the state of the States" by U.S. Critic Carl Van Doren. The rest (save the advertising at ?75 a page) is and will be an all-American contribution. The U.S. editorial staff is a "steering committee" headed by Author Margaret Leech (Reveille in Washington...
Wilford Swett Alexander. Jr., William White Allis, Thomas Foster Bartlett, Jacob Louis Bernstein, Nathaniel Lane Blanchard. Edward Joseph Broderick, John Alexander Caires, William West Cleveland, Donald Potter Daniels, Jr., Stanley Hugh Durwood, Robert Kennerly Emerson, Peter Eustis, Olat Hoff Fernald...
Sparkplugs of the Bunnies this year were Norm Cameron and Danny Garelik, both of whom were high scorers in basketball, along with Bud Lane and Frank Gillis who starred in football. Frank Dunham was the standout among the Deacons...
...biggest improvement this season was shown in clearing the ball up the of the final seven goals, matched the field by defensemen Miles Overholt, Don Page, and Mack Brodrick. Captain Tom Bridge, Bud Lane, Dave Thompson, Jim Conway, and Norm Cameron completed the midfield...
...second half was a different story when the Crimson attackers were hand-cuffed by a tricky Blue defense. Attackmen Stricher and Starhenski led Yale in their bid for three last half scores. Dave Thompson, Jim Conway, and Bud Lane played their best game this year in the midfield, although Captain Tom Bridge, George Angle, and Ed Barber started in the midfield...