Word: martinisms
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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HARVARD TORONTOEverett, Baldwin, Martin, l.w. r.w., Ferguson, LeakGarrison, Wood, c. c., Stewart, BellCunningham, Saltonstall, r.w. l.w., Lenahan, HurleyBatchelder, l.d. r.d., SmillieCrosby, Palmer, r.d. l.d., DewarEllis, Bartol...
...vacation games in the tilt tonight. Cunningham and Everett will be at the wings flanking Garrison at center. The defense will be taken care of by Batchelder and Crosby while Captain Ellis will be in his usual place in the goal. The second forward line of Saltonstall. Wood, and Martin still remains intact but there are chances that the third line will be changed around some tonight...
...enter such a combination"); President Daniel L. Marsh of Boston University ("Full accord"); President William Wistar Comfort of Haverford College ("Perfectly evident"). Less sure of the scheme as it stood were Dean of Men Fraser Metzger of Rutgers University ("Dr. Butler's position . . . is well founded"); President Ernest Martin Hopkins of Dartmouth ("Certainly worth considering"); President Thomas Sovereign Gates of University of Pennsylvania ("Sympathetic consideration"); President Frank Aydelotte of Swarthmore ("Evils of academic sports . . . come really from the spectators"); President Walter Dill Scott of Northwestern ("Fine idea . . . but I do not believe that the endowment will be forthcoming"); President...
Died. Frank McKinney ("Kin") Hubbard, 62, newspaper caricaturist who created "Abe Martin"; of heart disease; in Indianapolis, Ind. Working for the Indianapolis News since 1891, he had for the last 26 years done a daily drawing of "Abe Martin," a lanky Indiana farmer whose comments on life and current topics were homely, brief, genial. He invented other small-town characters, syndicated their sage humor in many a U. S. paper. Some Abe Martinisms: "We often wonder if anybuddy ever bought new shoe strings before th' ole ones busted? . . . Wouldn't this be a dandy world if we could...
Died. Judge Jonathan Willis Martin, 74, president judge since 1901 of Philadelphia Court of Common Please No. 5, art partron, Spanish War veteran; of pneumonia; in Chesnut Hill, Pa. Paralyzed after an attack of malaria in the War, he was never inactive. He was well known at indoor and outdoor horse shows, always drove his oldtime four-in-hand...