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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...role of heavyweight handler of forward passes, filled for three seasons by Kilpatrick. Scully and Paul, the veteran tackles, will have Wolfe and Carpenter of the freshman team last year as formidable substitutes. Francis will be used at either tackle or guard. McDevitt and Childs, guards, will return, and Cooney of the freshmen will be another valuable member of the squad. He is brother of Caroll Cooney, the former Yale centre...
...sons, Rev. John C. Harvard of Sheffield, who had died in 1907, and J. Mawson Harvard of London. Mr. Holman was soon in correspondence with the latter gentleman, and a little later visited him. From him Mr. Holman obtained much valuable genealogical date which was embodied upon his return in an article upon "Living Harvards and Their Family Records," which appeared in the Harvard Graduates' Magazine of June, 1910. At the home of J. Mawson Harvard he found two sons, Lionel, now eighteen, and Kenneth, now fourteen. An older son, John had died...
...following article appeared in the Boston Transcript of August 1. Harvard men will be interested to learn from it that Yale has become suddenly impressed with the evils of professional coaching. The change in the rowing system at Yale, which embraces a return to graduate coaching, will be quite a departure from the plans of previous years. James O. Rodgers '98, who will serve as head coach, will give his services absolutely without compensation. He will lay out his work very much after the way graduate coaching is conducted in England. His plan will be to mould the oarsmen along...
...Dwight was graduated from the Medical School in 1867. For two years he studied abroad with eminent specialists, and on his return established himself, as a practicing physician. During 1872 and 1873 he was instructor in comparative anatomy in Harvard, and from 1872 and 1876 he was lecturer and professor of anatomy at Bowdoin College. The period from 1874 to 1883 found him instructor in histology at Harvard, and upon the death of Oliver Wendell Holmes he succeeded him as Parkman professor of anatomy at the Medical School...
General Lawrence entered the military service while yet a young man, and was commissioned lieutenant in the Massachusetts volunteer militia in 1855. He was made captain the following year, but resigned in 1857 on the occasion of his removal to Chicago. On his return to Medford he was recommissioned captain, in 1858; was commissioned major, 1859, and in 1860, colonel of the 5th regiment of Massachusetts militia, which was one of the first regiments in the country to volunteer for service when the war broke out in 1861. He was the first mayor of the city of Medford...