Word: letterman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Liberal handicaps and latent talent combined to bring many inexperienced field men to the fore in the three events of the annual winter handicap track meet held on Soldiers field Yesterday. The majority of the events are slated for today and should attract University letterman, graduate students, and freshman. Yesterday Freshmen did well throughout, excelling in the high jump, which resulted in a quadruple tie between three Freshmen and a Sophomore...
...loss of Atherton, a letterman will leave an opening for the promising work of E. C. Devereux...
...Letterman returning from last year are Captain Arthur Klein '32, 125-pound class; J. H. Crandon '33, 135-pound class; P. O. Johnson '33, 145-pound class; and O. E. Goddard '33, 155-pound class...
...runners were entered informally, their performances not to count in the scoring. Of these, T. A. Robinson '34 was the seventh runner to cross the line, A. B. Hallowell '34 the twenty-first, J. W. Putnam '33 the twenty-fourth, and James Parton the twenty-fifth. Putnam, a University letterman in hockey has shown some promise in this, his first year of running...
Counteracting the announcement of the doubleheader was the fact that C. C. Cunningham '32. Team B center, suffered a broken ankle in the scrimage of yesterday afternoon and will be out for the entire season. Cunningham is a letterman of last year and a capable understudy of Captain Ticknor. He is the second member of Harvard's center squad to be injured this year, as Gildea has been out ever since first few days of practice with a leg injury. Gildea will be in shape within another fortnight, or by the Army game, but in his continued absence Hallowell, last...