Word: pierson
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University summary: Cummings (Y) defeated Hodder (H), 1 up (19 holes); Mapes (H), defeated Bowles (Y), 6 and 4; Wattles (Y) defeated Pierson (H), 1 up (19 holes); Clough (H) defeated Hodgman (Y), 4 and 3; Flynn (Y) defeated Soule (H), 1 up (19 holes); Parker (H) defeated Biscoe (Y), 4 and 3; Cummings and Bowles (Y) defeated Hodder and Mapes (H), 6 and 4; Pierson and Clough (H) defeated Wattles and Hodgman (Y), 2 up; Soule and Parker (H) defeated Flynn and Biscoe (Y), 1 up (19 holes...
Harvard Amherst Rogers r.f. 3b. Pierson Jenkins s.s. l.f. Morse Gordon c.f. p. (capt.) Woodruff Hammond 2.b. r.f. Martin Todd l.f. 2b. Douglas Hill 3b. s.s. Gameron Norris 1b. 1b. Betts Samborski c. c.f. Wilder Brown p. C. Strong...
...Dartmouth team will be made up of five of last year's veterans with one Sophomore, Batchelder, the Junior champion of Massachusetts, at number 2. Captain Sheehy will tee off with Hodder at number 1, and Taft, Learned, Dold, and Henry will play against Pierson, Captain Clough, Soule, and Parker...
Newspapers throughout the country, including The New York Times of Jan. 31, 1924, gave publicity recently to the announcement that one Pierson Worrall Banning of Los Angeles had been awarded ?2,500 as the Major Award of the Benjamin Franklin Fund for a book on Mental and Spiritual Healing. The announcement also said that Charles P. Steinmetz got the second award of ?1,000 for a privately published treatise The Nervous System as a Conductor of Electrical Energy and that a minor award had gone to a Japanese living in Tokyo. It was said that Banning's book...
More prominent among the exhibitions are: Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, a rose, by F. R. Pierson of Tarrytown, N. Y.; Sensation, by C. H. Totty; The Mary Pickford, an orchid by Joseph Manda, of West Orange, N. J. Mrs. Mortimer J. Fox was awarded a special gold medal for her lilies...