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Team B--E. A. Colpak '29, R. R. Ketchum '29, p.; D. P. Donaldson '28, E. J. Steptoe '29, c.; D. M. Davis '30, 1b.; J. J. Carver '30, 2b.; E. T. Putnam '29, 3b.; F. E. Nugent '30, s.s.; John Tudor '29, l.f.; K. W. Crotty '30, c.f.; A. L. Devens...
...break into the first string inner circuit may be gleaned from the men now being used in the second infield. R. R. Durkee '29 is on the initial sack, with W. L. Elkins '29 and J. J. Carver '30 fighting it out for second base. E. T. Putnam '29 and Kay Miyakawa '29 are the leading contestants for short stop, while A. G. Whitney '29 is at the hot corner...
David Binney Putnam (1 4-year-old explorer, 6 ft. ½ in. tall, author of David Goes Voyaging, etc., Hotchkiss schoolboy) and his father, Publisher George Palmer Putnam, offered U. S. Boy Scouts four months of fun and an avenue to fame. They will select two youths, between the ages of 13½ and 15, to go with them to Africa to observe animals with Hunter-Photographer & Mrs. Martin Johnson (Simba). The trip will begin on June 15, end in October. The two Boy Scouts will write a book about their doings, be paid royalties...
...Jubilee committee appointed by Ticknor is as follows: A. W. Huguley '31, sub-chairman, and P. H. Watts '81, F. H. Gade '81, J. E. Lawrence '81, R. G. Edwards '31, R. J. Leonard '81, James Parker '31, F. L. Winston '81, Sumner, Putnam '31, R. S. Warner '81, Henry Schrewind '31, Chauning Frothingham '31, J. B. Garrison, '31, Ogden White '31, and August Belmont '81 The Jubilee committee will have complete charge of the Freshman Jubilee probably to be held on Friday, May 23. This event is the climax of the 1931 social season...
Hilaire Belloc, biographer of the French Revolution, has once more issued a new edition of one of the best of these character studies--DANTON Putnam's, New York, 1928. $5). As in the case of his works on Marie Antoinette and Robespierre, Mr. Belloc has made no changes is the estimates he made of Danton back in his salad days--nor does there seem to be any reason why he should, for his chief charm, his eye for the dramatic and his fine literary style need no refurbishing...