Word: mel
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Continuing his impressive golf of the morning. Captain Mel Heath defeated Ferguson. Pennsylvania's number one man, 7 and 6 for his second victory of the day. Heath was even par when the match ended on the twelfth green. Robert C. Hunter Jr. '36, Melvin F. Hill, Jr. '36, and William F. Sibley. III '35, also were well below 80 to win their matches with case...
...outstanding matches of the day were those in which Captain Mel Heath lost to Doyle, the Holy Cross ace, and Gillette edged Hartigan, both matches going to the eighteenth hole before they were decided...
...Captain Mel Heath, the Varsity Golf men will test their strength today when they meet a strong Holy Cross team at 2 o'clock at the Belmont Springs Country Club in the first match of the season. Coach Clark Hodder's hopes for a powerful team have been considerably disappointed by the ineligibility and sickness of some of the best golfers on the squad, but he hopes several less experi- enced golfers will soon improve enough to fill the open positions capably...
Approximately 100 men competed for the Frank E. Whitcher cup over the Oakley layout. Of the rest of the Harvard men competing, Mel Heath and Bob Hunter fared the best, each posting...
...Brown's election to succeed Melvin Alvah Traylor, who died fortnight ago, was no great surprise to Chicagoans. He was the first of a small group of senior officers who constituted "Mel" Traylor's "cabinet." Son of a Salem, Mass, lawyer who went to Chicago in 1872 and became a judge, "Ned" Brown was general counsel for the bank within four years after graduating from Harvard Law School at 23. At 34 he was vice president, at 38 senior vice president. Famed for his knowledge of banking technique, he was operating head under President Traylor. Today...