Word: lawns
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...standing 4 ft. I in., weighing 87 lb., was barred from both public and Catholic schools because he has a bass voice, smokes, has to shave, is as strong as a grown man. He can lift persons bulking 250 lb., 200-lb. dumbbells, can push without strain a lawn roller, or an automobile filled with passengers. Prime stunt: lifting Jack Dempsey when Dempsey scaled 202 lb. Born normal, Clarence Jr. continued so until 9 mos. old. Between 9 mos. and 3½ years he grew ten years physically in all things except height. When 4½ he was physically...
Backs: A. Barrett, B. Beale, D. Cheek, H. Churchill, G. Clapp, H. Clees, W. Cudahy, J. Dean, J. Ferriter, A. Ferry, J. Flanders, W. Gibson, P. deGive, F. Gleason, W. Hatch, R. Hurlbut, H. Lawn, T Lupien, K. Martin, Jr., K. Mayse, C. Novin, C. Pescosolido, D. Peter, I. Rabinovitz, J. Strong, J. Ware, Jr., N. Ware, R. Waters, Jr., J. Weekes, S. Whitney...
...chimneypiece to match-all flooded with sunshine from the spacious are of a bow window. The House Master's residence at Dunster fronts the river. In Lowell House the Master is not so lucky, but the architects have consoled him most successfully with a brick-walled garden close, its lawn shaded by two elms and a buckeye tree, and descended to by a short flight of iron-railed stond steps from French windows opening out of the living room and dining room bays. Even in its present unflowered-gardened state the place is a stage setting ready for the actors...
William Tatem Tilden II has lorded over the .U. S. tennis world pretty much to his liking for the past ten years. From time to time he has knuckled under to the U. S. Lawn Tennis Association, but never has an individual player or official flouted his prestige. Last week at Forest Hills, L. I., during the national men's singles championship matches he suffered more than one setback...
...Sarah Palfrey of Brookline: the girl's national lawn tennis championship for the third year in a row, beating Helen Marlowe...