Word: lerner
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...good. His name: Charles Edward Merrill. His firm: Merrill Lynch & Co. His fortune: a comfortable eight-digit one. Out of broking, Merrill Lynch continued as an underwriting and investment house, specializing in equity securities of growing chain-store systems. Its babies: Safeway Stores, First National Stores, McCrory Stores, Lerner, Kresge, Western Auto Supply...
Jaakko has entered Joe Donnelly, Jim Lightbody, Hobie Lerner, and Frank McKechnie in the relay. Don Donahue is probably being held as a counter surprise in case Yale enters a "dark horse." He would take McKechnie's place as he did at the Millrose games. This would be the same team that shone so well in New York last Saturday, despite the just position of the flashily brilliant Princeton eight-lappers...
Captain Jim Lightbody, Hobie Lerner, and Joe Donnelly have been definitely selected to carry Crimson colors in the mile relay event, and the fourth member of the quartet will be chosen from among Don Donahue, Frank McKechnie, and Ted Meredith. Ed Childs, Bill Young, Bob Brundage, and Bob McLoughlin will run in the two mile relay. Other Harvard competitors will be Bob Partlow and John Bunker in the high jump, Charley Smith in the sprints, Don Donahue in the high hurdles, and Steve Madey in the pole valt. Saturday will be the first taste of indoor competition this year...
...Three mile relay the Crimson placed second to a strong Princeton outfit with a time of 3:25.6. The Tigers' time was 3:23, while third-place Yale made it in 3:27.8. Don Donahue ran first in 52.8, Hobie Lerner second in 51, Joe Donnelly third in 51.3, and Jim Lightbody fourth...
Four of the men will be entered in the one mile relay, one of the feature races of the games. The quartet will be composed of Captain Jim Lightbody, Hobie Lerner, Frank McKechnie, and Joe Donnelly, all of whom have been able to keep in good shape during the examination period...