Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...making arrangements for handling the 48,000 spectators that will jam Boylston street on Saturday afternoon, Mr. Howard Parker, director of athletic equipment, has drafted a set of special traffic regulations similar to those enforced at the large games large fall. The full statement of the traffic regulations announced by Mr. Parker is as follows...
...because of injuries. The participants will be selected from the following: J. L. Benall '24, E. B. Boyee '26, W. L. Chapin '25, F. McB. Cobb '25, B. R. Cutcheon '25, W. L. Garrison '24, L. W. Grossman '26, W. C. Harrison '25, H. R. Kobes '26, R. N. Parker '26, and L. W. Ryan '26. This meet will be the second for the Crimson squad. since last week they encountered Middlebury, gaining the verdict by a 17 to 38 count...
...clock Wheeler and Briggs face Parker and Booth with the former pair the favorites. The third match will be played between the winning combination of the above match and the doubles pair, Hannington and Coleman...
...major addresses was by John Milliken Parker, Governor of Louisiana. Governor Parker now ranks as a Democrat. In 1916 he was a Progressive, a nominee for Vice President on the Progressive ticket, but the Party passed away before the election. In private life Mr. Parker is a cotton factor. He declared...
...course tomorrow as they did over the three-mile distance last year Coach Farrell will have no cause for worry. Of the ten men who will start the meet for the University, six are members of last year's Freshman team-J. N. Watters, J. W. Grossman, R. M. Parker, L. B. R. Barker, R. B. Doyce, H. R. Kobes, and F. P. Kane; while W. F. Chapin '28, B. S. Pray '25 and B. R. Cutcheon '25, are the only men who saw service over the long course last year. The dark horse of the team will...