Word: pennsylvania
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...follows: December 15, Alumni; January 10, Greenwood Memorial, January 13, Dartmouth at Hanover; January 17, Brown; February 3, Springfield at Springfield; February 7, Boston Y. M. C. A.; February 10, Columbia; February 14, Providence Boys' Club; February 17, Water Carnival; February 22, Navy at Annapolis; February 24, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; February 28, Navy at Annapolis; February 24, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; February 28, M. I. T.; March 2, Princeton; March 12. Yale at New Haven; and March 15 and 16, Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League Championships at Philadelphia...
...have within 50 miles of either Seattle or Tacoma hundreds of millions of tons of coking coal with stronger coking properties than any coal in either Indiana, Ohio or Illinois, and just as good as the coking coal of Pennsylvania only a little higher in ash, but for the electrometallurgical process a little more ash does not interfere with the processing...
...Yale fight it out in the traditional Big Game of the East. No title was at stake. Undefeated Cornell had already clinched the mythical Ivy League championship. Ducky Pond had admitted that this year's Yale team was the worst he ever coached. Harvard had been beaten by Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Princeton...
...swill-grubbing beast has a dirtier mouth than man. Such is the humiliating opinion offered in last week's Journal of the American Dental Association by the University of Pennsylvania's Dentist Leonard Rosenthal and colleagues. They based their opinion on extensive researches, mostly at Philadelphia's zoo. They examined the saliva of one hippopotamus, two lions, one baboon, two elephants, one rhinoceros, 28 pigs, two horses, two chimpanzees, 50 dogs, eight cats...
...Anatomist Eleanor Linton Clark of the University of Pennsylvania accidentally ran a glass tube, fine as a hair, into her finger. A few days later, when her finger swelled, her husband & colleague, Anatomist Eliot Round Clark, probed out the sliver of glass. To their amazement, the Clarks saw tiny blood vessels sprouting inside the tube. Because they were scientists, that gave them an idea. They got three rabbits, slit the delicate skin of their ears over a dime-sized area, sandwiched the ears between oval glass windows, long as an egg. Then, because they were scientists, they proceeded to annoy...