Word: piere
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Winner: Robert S. Playfair '36; Kenny (H.C); Arthur S. Pier '35; John P. Scheu '35; Leonard C. Leen '36; Charles F. Woodard '35; James Parton '34; Louis H. Orr, Jr. '36; Burke (H.C.). Time...
Kenny, Arthur S. Pier '35 and John P. Schen '35, were bunched together near the finish, but the Purple flash finally stepped ahead to clinch second place, with Pier and Schen following in that order...
Last year, Harvard won all the places in the Holy Cross meet except one. A great battle is expected between Arthur Pier '35, who came in second in 1932, and Edward Kenney of Holy Cross who placed fourth in the same race. Any one, of the ten crack Harvard harriers, however, may be the winner. Beside Pier, Harvard bases its hopes on Captain James Parton '34, John Scheu '35, and other outstanding individuals. Huey Decrees New York 3 Washington...
Four returning veteran cross-country men, upon whom Coach Jaako Mikkola bases his hopes for a successful year, report for first practice today at Dillon Field House. The lettermen from last year's team are headed by Captain James Parton '34, and are as follows: Arthur S. Pier, Jr. '35, Charles F. Woodard '35, and John P. Scheu '35, Robert S. Playfair '36, who shone as the flashy captain of last year's Freshman team is expected to star on this year's varsity. The arrival of Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. '36, Leonard C. Leen '36, and Louis...
...second time in three days the New Jersey coast took a terrific beating. The hurricane swept away the 300-ft. pier at Cape May where U.S. Marines patrolled the streets to guard citizens against fallen wires. The high combers devoured two sections of Atlantic City's famed boardwalk. Barnegat Light, 75 years old, was imperilled when the sea munched away the land to within 15 ft. of its foundations...