Word: potters
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...team turned in good cards, two men having 99 target and tour others qualifying with 98. Following are the scorers for the University: R. E. Wheeler '22 99, J. M. Begg '24 99, Robert Brandt '23 98, S. G. Houghton '24 98, J. B. Paine '23 98, F. T. Potter...
...following University men will shoot in the meet: Begg, Bolton, Brandt, Clark, Captain Fuller, Potter, Maxwell, Wheeler, Sack, and Houghton...
Managers' Relay.--Won by football (C. W. Baker '22, H. P. U. Harris '23, C. C. Nast '25); second, hockey (J. H. Child '25, L. B. Damon '24, H. T. Mason '25, Brooks Potter '24); third, baseball (Haven Parker '22. W. J. Hunzilker '24, Raoul Pantaleoni '24, C. P. Fordyce '23); fourth, track (C. V. Chandler '23, O. R. Rice '25, G. B. Johnson '25, H. S. P. Rowe '22); fifth, crew (E. L. Hunt '25, W. S. Blanchard '25, Sheridan Logan '23. Roulet Minor...
Following the resignation of Y. H. Buhler '20 as president of the Cercle Francais, Hamilton Fish Potter '24 was elected to the office...
...Susan Anthony Potter Prizes in comparative literature and one in Spanish literature are now open to competitors. One of the prizes in comparative literature is of $100 value and is to be awarded to the best thesis by any student, graduate or undegraduate in the University or in Radcliffe College. Any subject in the field of comparative literature which is approved by the chairman of the department may be used. The second prize of $50 is restricted to undergraduates of Harvard College and must be written on subjects concerning the Middle Ages or the Rennaissance. All these for the prizes...