Word: pattersons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...school students, R. S. Bowditch 1L and J. B. Richardson 1L, have annexed the University tennis doubles title held last year by R. S. Murphy '33 and E. B. Ward '30. Bowditch and Richardson captured the final match from A. W. Patterson '32 and G. W. Green...
...four players are back who earned their letters last year. C. D. G. Breckinridge '31, who is to captain this year's team, was a distinguished player last year and reached the finals in the University tournament. A. C. Ingraham '31, is also back, as well as A. W. Patterson '32, and N. F. Glidden...
Finals of the University fall tennis tournament have been postponed indefinitely because of wet courts. The two teams which will eventually play off the title that was won last year by R. S. Murphy '33 and E. B. Ward '30, are A. W. Patterson '32 and G. W. Green '32 and two law school students R. S. Bowditch II, and J. B. Richardson...
...Press of the land has watched his career closely. Knowing well that a clergyman whose morals have been called in question is one of the most dangerous news creatures there is, most of the Press has been cautious. Unafraid, however, have been Publisher William Randolph Hearst and the Patterson-McCormick combine of Chicago. Both thoroughly Wet, neither of them deeply religious, both these powers of the Press have investigated the Prohibishop boldly, intimately. Last week, with his spiritual trial in Virginia yet to stand, Bishop Cannon turned sharply on one of his observers. He sued William Randolph Hearst, personally...
Suing for Divorce. Alicia Patterson Simpson, daughter of President Joseph Medill Patterson of the New York Daily News (tabloid) and Liberty, vice-presi-dent of the Chicago Tribune; from James Simpson Jr., son of President Simpson of Marshall Field & Co. (Chicago department store); in Chicago...