Word: lazar
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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HARVARD ARMYOgden, Harding, l.e. r.e., Messinger, MalloyW. Ticknor, Upton, l.t. r.t., Perry, SpenglerTrainer, Newhart, l.g. r.g., Hillsinger, PriceB. Ticknor, Gildea, c. c., Lazar, MillerBarrett, Talbot, r.g. l.g., Humber, SuarezDavis, Kuehn, r.t. l.t., Price, ParhamO'Connell, Burns, r.e. l.e., Carlmark, KennyPutnam, Wood, q.b. q.b., Bowman, Gibner, BellGilligan, Mason, Mays, l.h.b. r.h.b., Cagle, HutchinsonHuguley, Devens, Batchelder, r.h.b. l.h.b., O'Keefe, Piper, GlattleyWhite, Potter, f.b. f.b., Murrel, Gree
...Back 22 165 6. Pillsbury Ac. Humber, C. J. '31 Guard 24 185 6.1 N. Georgia Ag. Col. Kenny, E. A. '30 End 23 181 6. Peekskill M. S. Landry, R. B. '32 End 20 152 5.7 Tulane Univ. Lankenau, N. H. '32 Guard 19 172 6. Napoleon High Lazar, A. M. '32 Center 21 185 6. Chicago Kent Col. MacLean, A. D. '32 Back 22 180 5.9 Georgia Mil. Col Malloy, J. T. '31 End 22 170 5.11 Peekskill M. A. Marshall, A. C. '31 End 24 160 5.8 U. of Penn. Maxwell, W. R. '32 Guard...
...line-up will be as follows: HARVARD PENN Wenner, r.f. l.g., Lobby O'Connell, Slocum, l.f. r.g., Matthews Green, c. c., Connell Barbee, r.g. l.f., Schaaf Hatch, Stone, l.g. r.f., Lazar...
...last census (1920) there were 134,318 in the U. S., settled mostly in the east and east central manufacturing districts. Most of them and their children belong to the Roumanian Orthodox Church, which until last week had no distinctive head here. Reverend Professor Lazar Gherman of Manhattan is the Archimandrite. But he has been functioning under the general supervision of the Russian Orthodox Church through its Manhattan headquarters. (His home Church is in communion with Greek, Russian, Serbian and other Eastern Orthodox Churches.) Last week the Holy Synod in session in Roumania decided to create a bishopric...
...days when the English town criers used to call, "No lazar nor infecte paupers or poor shall come within the town", a delegation of unemployed would never have come within the town gate, let alone seen the king. Then all good English citizens thought the poor man the scum of the earth and would sing, "Rattle his bones over the stones": he's only a pauper whom nobody owns," and think nothing more...