Word: pooled
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1930-1939
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Rates for the use of the swimming pool for the rest of the college year were announced yesterday by the Harvard Athletic Association. Commencing Monday, February 2, the charge for the use of the swimming pool in the new Indoor Athletic Building including a locker and the regular towel privilege until the summer recess in June will be $5. At the same time it was announced that the charge for the other lockers in the Indoor Athletic Building for the rest of the college year including the use of all facilities of the athletic building except the swimming pool would...
...became president of Richfield. The roots of Richfield's troubles lie in the speed with which it expanded. Sales in 1927 were $38,000,000. In 1928 they jumped to $52,000,000. In 1929 a record of $83,000,000 was registered. Growing out of a flush pool (newly opened) in California, Richfield spread service stations far and wide, was a leader in the mad race for gallonage. No territory was considered too competitive for invasion, and early in 1929 Richfield entered New York-New England. Although smaller producers were bought, Richfield could not keep up with...
Sharp selling brought Richfield Oil common stock to a new low of $2¼ last week. Brokers recalled its happier days when a pool, said to have been the first operated by William Crapo Durant's son R. ("Cliff"), sent it up to 54⅛ in 1928. Receiver McDuffie stopped reports that he would resign from Pacific Western, said eventually Richfield's creditors will be paid in full...
University team A will probably start the following men: No. 1, A. C. Ingraham '31; No. 2, A. W. Patterson '32; No. 3, N. F. Glidden '31; No. 4, C. D. G. Breckinridge '31; No. 5, Beekman Pool...
Three new Harvard records were made and two equalled as the University swimming team gained the third successive victory of its season in the pool of the Indoor Athletic Building Saturday night, defeating the Brown swimmers by the unexpectedly wide margin...