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Engaged. Oliver Malcolm Wallop, onetime Yale poloist, second son of the Earl & Countess of Portsmouth, of Barton House, Morchard Bishop, Devonshire, England; and Jean Moore, daughter of Edward Small Moore, Manhattan capitalist (cans, biscuits, railways, banks). At the death of his older brother in 1925, Young Wallop's father succeeded to the Earldom. Formerly he had been a Wyoming rancher, a naturalized U. S. citizen...
...Tackle 20 180 6 Cushing Clark, L. J. '31 Back 19 168 5-10 Newton H. Cole, A. M. '30 Tackle 22 195 6-1 Terrill Crehan, P. J. '31 Guard 20 190 6-1 Bridgeton Ac. Ferrini, M. O. '29 Guard 20 185 5-8 Portsmouth H. George, F. E. '31 Back 21 156 5-8 Cushing Gilchrist, H. D. '31 Tackle 18 195 6-1 Cleveland Hts. H. Goodwillie, J. J. '31 Tackle 19 188 6-1 Chicago Latin Harris, R. S. '29 Quarterback 21 162 5-10 Oak Park H. Hein, G. A. '29 Tackle...
...carrying both Harvard and Princeton on its list of victims. The Orange and Black quartet was downed by the Blue on May 5 at Princeton by a score of 5 to 4. One of Yale's most skillful riders is O. M. Wallop, son of the Duke of Portsmouth, who maintains a large polo-pony ranch in Wyoming...
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Fifty-six prisoners in the Scioto County jail, Portsmouth, Ohio, were last week guests at a farewell party given by Fellow-Convict...