Word: patterson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...some 300 newspapers had published (or agreed to publish) them free of charge- first among them the Chicago Daily News whose publisher, Col. William Franklin Knox, is chairman of the C. R. 0. First to refuse publicly was the Manhattan tabloid Daily News whose publisher, Joseph Medill Patterson, is of the great family that publishes the potent Chicago Tribune. His editorial retort to his Chicago rival: "Col. Knox and his committee have now undertaken to pull what is best described as a fast one on the newspapers of the nation. . . . We understand that some papers are consenting to give their...
Prospects for the season are unusually good with Captain D. M. Frame '32 and A. W. Patterson '32 and as probable number one and two men on the first team. Five members of last year's Freshman team, S. E. Davenport III '34, W. S. Emmet '34, Laurence Freeburn '34, R. L. Graham '34 and G. H. Hartford '34 are expected out soon...
...Ferry '34, H. P. Forman '34, D. M. Frame '32, G. C. Fuller '34, D. C. Greene, Jr. '32, Milton Greefield '32, R. L. Hutchinson '34, Richard Inglis, Jr. '33, A. A. Lazar '33, J. K. Mitchell, Jr. '34, JJ. L. Noyes '34, A. W. Patterson '32, Samuel Powel, Jr. '32, E. C. Pugh '33, M. McN. Roty '33, E. H. Roorbach '34, J. F. Roy '34, W. H. Schofield '33, Lawrence Sorenson '32, C. B. Sykes '33, W. C. Thompson '32, G. P. Webber '33, H. B. Wessman '34 H. R. Woodard...
Despite the loss of W. L. Breese '31, M. T. Hill '31, and A. C. Ingraham '31 by graduation Coach Cowles expects to build a powerful team around a nucleus consisting of Captain D. M. Frame '32, A. W. Patterson '32 and W. C. Thompson '32, who are the returning veterans from last year's team. F. B. Broida '32, J. M. Barnaby '33, S. E. Davenport '34, Richard Inglis, Jr. '33, and Edward Yeomans '33 who showed promise in the tournaments this fall are expected to come out. Several members of last year's Freshman team will also...
...graceful, fast and brilliantly deceptive game. Pool won the first two sets, 15-5. 15-7, too easily. Over-confident in the third, he lost it, 10-15, and had trouble running out the last points in the fourth, 15-8, for the match and title. Harvard (Patterson, Barnaby. Frame, Cole, Hartford) beat Philadelphia for the team championship, four matches...