Word: minn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Sweringen is pastor of the House of Hope Presbyterian Church, St. Paul, Minn. He was chosen campaign manager...
Representatives from each of the major sports were chosen to be cheer-leaders for the football games this fall. Sylvester Baker Kelley '25 of Reading, Crew Captain, Clark Hodder '25 of Newton, Hockey star, Walter Leeds Chapin Jr. '25 of St. Paul, Minn., Cross-Country captain, and member of the University track team and John Edwin Toulmin '25 of Boston, pitcher on the University nine, are the four men selected. The cheer-leaders are orinarily the major captains, but Dunker, track captain, Beals, hockey captain and Hammond baseball captain, are all on the football squad. The three last-named cheer...
William J. Ziedlik, a radiothusiast of East Grand Forks, Minn., picked from the ether a radio message. It had come 2,000 miles from the Schooner Bowdoin in which Capt. Donald B. MacMillan was exploring the Arctic within 650 miles of the North Pole. Said the message...
...many voices in the grandstands. But his eyes were tight shut. His ears heard nothing. He was not conscious. The basking man was Jack Bloomfield, onetime light heavyweight boxing champion of Europe, knocked horizontal by the hammering face, rib and head blows of Tom Gibbons, of St. Paul, Minn., in the third round of what had been scheduled as a 20-round fight. The winner surveyed his handiwork, returned to his dressing room, ate ice-cream...
Spleen. Following the address by Dr. Crile, Dr. William J. Mayo, Rochester, Minn., told the assembled surgeons of the present status of knowledge regarding the spleen. The exact function of this organ is even yet unknown, but it seems to be intimately associated with the manufacture and destruction of the elements of the blood and is therefore very important in relation to certain diseases of the blood...