Word: neils
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Present in the Harvard line up this year is not only the runnerup Glidden, but also last year's intercollegiate champion. E. Brian Sargent '36, who holds the further distinction in the recent gold raquet tourney at Cedarhurst, Long Island, of having forced Neil Sullivan, national champion, to five games. On his road before giving way the finals, Sargent defeated Donald Simons, Princeton graduate and court luminary...
Robert Crosset Holcombe '37, of Cambridge, and Neil Gardner Melone '37, of Minneapolis, Minn., were chosen as members of the House committee. Others nominated for the position were John Bradford Bowditch '37, of Concord, William Waite Waters '37, of Minneapolis, Minn., and Joseph Allen Bloombergh '37, of Chestnut Hill...
...offered in the form of the production "The High Road" by Fred Lonsdale, which will be staged by the Comedy Club on Thursday, January 17 and Friday, January 18 at The Leland Powers Playhouse, 31 Evansway. As a final feature this same organization will present, "Patticoat Influence" by Neil Grant on February...
...year-old Georgetown boy named Vernon Vaughan found a frayed magenta 1¢ British Guiana stamp on an old family letter. More as a favor to the youngster than anything else, a collector named Neil R. McKinnon bought it for six shillings. Ten years later McKinnon sold his entire collection to Thomas Ridpath of Liverpool for $600. By that time the 1¢ British Guiana stamp had become known and Count Phillipe la Renotiere von Ferrari, biggest stamp collector in Europe, bought it from Ridpath for $750. In 1922 the Ferrari collection was sold in Paris. The late Arthur M. Hind...
...Edwards Whitaker Prize Scholarship "to be awarded at mid-years to the Freshman who shows the most outstanding scholastic ability and intellectual promise as indicated by distinction in studies and general achievement," was awarded to Neil Gardner Melone, of Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Mary L. Whitney Scholarships, founded in 1903, by Mrs. Marly L. Whitney and her son, Charles L. B. Whitney '71, were awarded to Henry Wilfred Maxant, of Ayer, and Peter Robert Viereck, of New York City...