Word: mellens
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Mellen, Oxford's pink-faced American stroke, swallowed his last glass of daily training port-wine for the season. But the Cambridge port was better and the Cambridge men (classically known as "Cantabs") won the big race on the Thames...
Oxford and America combined to make an English holiday when the Dark Blue crew, with two Americans in the boat, defeated Cambridge in the Thames classic, and the Oxford track team, also with two Americans, took the annual track meet 7 events to 4. W. P. Mellen, of New York-age 20, weight 155-stroke of the Oxford crew, was the hero of the four-mile drama on the Thames. Mellen sat in his first shell at Middlesex School and received his earliest training under Dr. R. Heber Howe, recently resigned as director of rowing at Harvard...
...faint, he continued with a woman spectator. (P. 31.) "Laddie"; Sanford - American sportsman. (P. 28.) A Supreme Court potent enough to do "ten times as much work as it did in the days of Marshall." (P. 4.) The Oxford crew and the Oxford track team-and Hume, Brown, Mellen and Kane...
...number 3 on the Crimson crew in the spring of 1920 and number 7 in 1921, rowed number 4 on the Oxford university crew which on Saturday defeated Cambridge for the first time since 1913. Kane is now a student in Ballial College. Another American, W. P. Mellen, who prepared for Oxford at Middlesex School, stroked the winning crew...
...following examinations are listed for tomorrow at 9.15 o'clock in the following places: Botany 2 Botan, Mus. 29 Chemistry 4 Baker to Pertzoff Sever 5 Quinian to Williams Sever 6 Chemistry 34 Sever 6 Economics 11 Anderson to Medoff Sever 17 Mellen to Yanover Sever 18 Fine Arts 4b Fogg small rm. French 3 Sever 11 French 4 Allen to Sullivan Sever 29 Thompson to Whiteside Sever 30 French 11 hf. Emerson J German F Emerson D Government 6 Sever 30 History A Sever 24 Indic Philology 1a Widener A Indic Philology 4 Widener A Latin 15 Sever...