Word: nineteenth
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Honoring Professor Chauncy Brewster Tinker of Yale, Fogg Museum yesterday opened its major exhibition of the year to visitors. The display, which includes representative work of eighteenth and early nineteenth century English artists assembles some of the most famous examples of the school which began with Hogarth and includes Reynolds. Gainsborough. Romney, Raeburn. Turner Constable and Lawrence...
...date. Early in the season they defeated Syracuse, 5 1-2 to 1-2; then Wesleyan was outplayed, 9 to 0; and Wednesday afternoon the team whitewashed Amherst, 6 to 0. In this match the first foursome played an unusually close match, Finlay defeating Halligan of Amherst on the nineteenth hole and Baldwin winning, one up. Several low scores were turned in during the play. Although he was defeated in the match, Halligan made the lowest card, scoring a 73 over the course. He was closely followed by Eaton, with a 74; then Finlay had a 75. In the second...
Authorities of Fogg Art Museum announced yesterday that the major exhibition for this year will start on Monday and will last for two weeks. The showing this year, held in honor of Professor C. B. Tinker, of Yale, will feature eighteenth and early nineteenth century English paintings, lent for the occasion by private collectors, university museums, and well known dealers from all parts of the country...
...matches in the first foursome were very close, Captain Phillips Finlay '31, and J. B. Baldwin Jr. '31 defeating Halligan and Lincoln of Amherst in the best ball, two up. In the singles, Finlay was forced to the nineteenth hole before defeating Halligan; Baldwin won from Lincoln, one up, Halligan made the best score of the afternoon, carding a 73; next in order was Charles Eaton '32; who made 74; then Finlay, with...
...summary singles Finlay defeated Halligan (A) on the nineteenth hole: Baldwin defeated Lincoln (A), 1 up: Eaten defeated Trainor, 9 to 7: L. D. Wood '31 defeated Johnson...