Word: naming
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Milton A. J. Weatherhead '16, end 22 170 5.10 1-2 University School Cleveland W. Whitney '16, back 22 166 5.10 1-2 Newton High M. Wiggin '18, back 19 160 5.9 Noble & Greenough's W. Willcox, Jr., '17, back 21 140 5.8 Groton Yale. Name Position. Age. Weight. Height. Prep. School. P. B. Allen '18, tackle 20 170 5.10 Andover H. M. Baldridge '18, tackle 21 198 6.2 Andover C. W. Betts '16, tackle 21 180 6 Lawrenceville R. S. Bingham '18, back 22 167 5.10 Exeter C. R. Black '18, guard 21 207 5.6 Exeter D. M. Blodgett...
This issue of the CRIMSON, the first to be published from its new quarters on Plympton street, marks one of the greatest forward strides in the development of the publication. The CRIMSON, then under the name of the MAGENTA, was founded as a fortalghtly in 1878. Two years later, when the college colors were changed from magenta to crimson, the paper assumed its present name. In 1882, after an attempted consolidation with the ADVOCATE had fallen through, the CRIMSON became an eight-page weekly, instead of a twelve-page fortnightly. A year later a union was effected with the HERALD...
...name of George Abbott Brownell '19, of New York, N. Y., was inadvertently omitted from the list published in yesterday's CRIMSON of those who won their numerals in the Yale freshman game on Saturday...
...football game may be obtained at the H. A. A. any day this week from 9 to 6 o'clock except on Saturday when they may be obtained from 9 to 12 by those who field applications two weeks ago. Tickets must be called for in person, or the name of the bearer filled in on the back of the card over the applicant's signature...
...suggest that since already several of our motor-ambulances carry upon their sides the names of their doners--Wellesley College, St. Paul's, Phillips Andover, Pomfret, and a number of other schools, it would be not only a welcome addition to the service but a gratification to us at home and at the front if a few more cars bearing the name of Harvard could be sent out in that great and merciful work...