Word: pairings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Bunker '24 are the other members. Ribbons are offered as prizes in the different events, and for the students winning the highest number of points special prizes will be awarded. The first prize will be a French bridle of the Laumur type; the second prize a pair of spurs; and the third prize a brow-band or a riding crop...
...team 10-8. The first doubles match went against the seconds, P. and D. Richardson of B. U. deteating Wilson Palmer '23 and J. D. Farnham '23 6-3, 6-2. Then in the final match of the afternoon, with the score 3-3, the B. U. pair, Davis and Martin, forced the Crimson players, J. M. Kleberg and J. D. Hill Unc., to show their best tennis...
...afternoon the yearlings had trials for this afternoon's match which resulted in the following order of playing for today: K. S. Pfaffman, C. W. Farnham (acting captain). E. K. Davis, Donald Stralem, E. S. Royal, and L. H. Rouillion. Pfaffman and Farham, playing first and second respectively, will pair up for the doubles, and should be able to win over any combination the Dartmouth team may offer. The other 1924 players will also take part in the doubles, combining in the order named...
University A did not row at all as an eight yesterday. Instead, the men went out in pair-oars and took the afternoon easy. As a result, most of Coach Haines' attention was given to the second crew, an eight which has shown great development during the past week, and is not at all the same crew which the Freshmen defeated so disastrously not long since. Coach, expressed as "highly satisfactory" the work of the eight in its last few workouts...
...rest that they should be printed in red. They are: "On Growing Old", by John Masefield; "the Dawn Wind", by Rudyard Kipling; "The Mocking Fairy", by Walter de la Mare; "The Little "Uavern", by Edna St. Vincent Millany; "The Ploughman", by Karle Wilson Baker. One of these is a pair of second-best; one, a "Fairy laughing softly in the garden", one, a simple little song, both old and new; one, free verse. With half-a-dozen others, they hint what the book a pleasant book enough, With nothing very bad and-little very good night have been. Might have...