Word: players
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...North Carolina, however, was a highly regarded local attorney named James Crawford Biggs. He had been a member of the famed University of North Carolina football team of 1892 which played two or three games a week, won the championship of the South, claimed the championship of the world. Player Biggs took to the law at Oxford, N. C., subsequently sat for four years on the State bench. During the Wilson Administration, his fellow North Carolinian, Josephus Daniels, got him a job as Assistant Attorney General. A year later Lawyer Biggs retired to private practice in North Carolina, made...
...trouble will be with defense men. Watts played the whole sixty minutes last Saturday and Brown only went out for three minutes while Claflin took his place. Claflin played a good game against the Blue jayvees and is a good substitute for the points. Jim Roberts, another ex-jayvees player, will also be available if anything should happen to the others. Dick Dow is definitely out of the game with his month-old injury...
...meant was the end of Babe Ruth's connection with the New York Yankees, for whom he has played since 1920, for whom he has probably earned $10,000,000. What he was pledging himself in the spirit of Christy Mathewson to do was to function as player, vice president and assistant manager of the Boston Braves, for a salary of $25,000 and a percentage of the profits...
Captain Tommy Davis, high scoring Varsity player, makes his final appearance on Armory tanbark in his second year as Varsity captain. He led his Freshman team in 1931, and since then has become one of the best known figures in intercollegiate polo...
...yesterday's CRIMSON, the story of Yale Coach Ripley's resignation erroneously reported Bud Miles as the Sophomore who turned in his suit after being benched. The player involved was Larry Kelley, also end on this year's football team...