Word: newtons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...second University team appears to be the stronger, having won four out of five games, and tied the fifth. The second team has beaten Belmont Hill 6 to 3, Northeastern 2 to 1, Colby 11 to 1, Newton 2 to 1, and tied Noble and Greenough 2 to 2. The Freshmen, however, have also had a fairly good season, winning five out of eight games, and should give the Seconds a good game. The Freshmen defeated Arlington High 3 to 1, Milton 2 to 0, Wilbraham Academy 3 to 2, Andover 4 to 0, Worcester Academy...
...manager of the 1932 Harvard University hockey team and will become University manager in his Senior year. He is second assistant University football manager and was a member of the Freshman golf team a year ago and of the University golf team which completed last summer. He prepared at Newton High School...
...second team has been undefeated in the six games of the past season, having tied Noble and Greenough, 2 to 2, and downed Belmont Hill, 6 to 3, Northeastern 2 to 1, Colby 11 to 1, Brighton Academy 12 to 0, and Newton High School...
Baron Ponsonby, rising to defend the MacDonald Government, demanded of the Bishop of Durham, 67, and of Lord Newton, 74, whether in 1908 they "denounced the British Government then in power for remaining silent when the report to the Russian Duma gave authentic details of cruelty under the Tsarist Regime? . . . Evidence in the present situation is much more vague and unreliable than in 1908. . . . We have grave suspicions concerning labor conditions in Russia...
Telephone Deal. Marion, Ohio; Newton, N. J.; Coldwater and Three Rivers, Mich.; Goose Creek, Tex., are some of the 322 communities served by United Telephone Co. which operates in eleven states, had gross earnings of $1,772,000 last year. Last week control of United was acquired by Associated Telephone Utilities Co., which will now serve 500,000 telephones in 1,950 communities. Not to be confused with A. T. U. is Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co. which makes telephone equipment in the U. S., has telephone properties in other countries...