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...Princeton, repeatedly had he praised the transplanted old guard in Philadelphia. Since The Presbyterian is among the most influential organs of the church and Princeton has heretofore enjoyed its support, Dr. Craig's antagonism undoubtedly nettled the seminarians. Observers found particularly significant the fact that Dr. William Leonard McEwan, Princeton's board chairman, is also chairman of Presbyterian Publishing...
...June, is the war season in many churches. The Fundamentalist brethren of the Presbyterian communion looked ahead, last week, to the Assembly at Columbus, Ohio, where Fundamentalist Macartney's term as Moderator will expire and a new Moderator will be chosen. They started a boom for William L. McEwan, Pittsburgh pastor. Said Dr. Walter D. Buchanan of Manhattan...
...McEwan is a giant. . . . He is fair minded, capable and true to the church. He stands four-square for the inerrant Bible, historic Presbyterianism and evangelism and is a mighty power in the missionary world...
...heels of the Army mule became inextricably tangled in the horns of the Navy goat and the game at the Polo Grounds, Manhattan, ended in a scoreless tie. A heavy field robbed the game of spectacle. Coach John J. McEwan, Army, former all-American centre, paid tribute to his opponents thus: " The Navy team that was on the field against us to-day is the luckiest Navy team that ever played football...
...team with Doane of Tufts at fullback and Cannell of Dartmouth at quarter. Coolidge and Moseley, of Yale, fill the wing positions, and the line is made up of McLean, of Princeton, and Gates, of Yale, at tackles; Captain Hogg, of Princeton, and Henning of Pennsylvania, at guards, and McEwan, of the Army, at centre. The line-up of the first eleven follows: Miller, l.e. Pennsylvania Wheeler, l.t. Harvard Black, l.g. Yale Gennert, c. Princeton Bachman, r.g. Notre Dame West, r.t. Colgate Highley, r.e. Princeton Anderson, q.b. Colgate Pollard, l.h.b. Brown Oliphant, r.h.b. Army Legore, f.b. Yale