Word: norton
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...volume of Biographical studies including President Eliot, Whistler, Macdowell, Bellows, Norton, Raphael Pumpelly, Emily Dickinson and Lincoln...
Score--Harvard Seconds 17 1-2, Cayalry Cossacks 6 1-2. Goals--Nicholas 7, Walker 6, Cotton 5. Penalties--Cotton, Quinian. Handicap--Cavalry Cossacks 7 goals. Time--six 5-minute chukkers. Referee--Norton. SECONDS COSSACKS Nicholas, No. 1 No. 1, Quinlan Walker, No. 2 No. 2, Schwab Cotton, back back, Cummings
...tonight. They are Guy Murchie '29, C. E. Mason '30, W. T. Emmett '29, L. W. Dickey '30, and J. de W. Bubbard '29. From the second University crew there will be James Lawrence, Jr. '29, Allerton Cushman '29, B. J. Harrison '29, A. A. Campbell '30, C. McK. Norton '29, M. R. Brownell '20, and A. T. Gray...
Seppalla, resting one knee on his sled and using his right leg to push with, drove his team along the white miles. His little Siberian dogs plunged hopelessly in their harness, jerking against leather, grooving the deep drifts with their bellies. Remembering again the drifting ice across Norton Bay, Leonard Seppalla cracked his whip and called the curious signal to go ahead which made his leader duck and scuttle, guessing the trail with his feet...
...racing is a necessity, not a sport, in Polar regions or across the drifting ice of Norton Sound in Alaska where Seppalla became famous for his five and a half day mush to Nome in 1925 with diphtheria serum, beating the record run for 655 miles by three and a half days. Balto, whom Gunnar Kasson drove on the race to Nome, also dragged Roald Amundsen north when he planned his polar flight...