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Starting lineups are, A team: g., Gray; rf., V. Whitney; lf., Morrisson; rh., White; ch., Haskell; lh., E. Whitney; ro., Fraley; ri., Sachs; c., Carter; li., Alexandre; lo., Sinnott...
...Harvard flag evident in many places during the Tercentenary containing only the three open books, with Ve-Ri-Tas, on the bright red background was a development of LaRose. According to heraldic rules, the basic color of the flag should not necessarily be Crimson, but any bright red. The official Crimson color is correct for academic gowns, in as much as it is the livery color. This new flag has not been officially adopted by the University as yet, but such action may be considered in the future, according to Mr. Greene...
...Harvard lineup: g, Swanson (Boston player); rf, Bradley, Sheridan; lf, Powell, Gosline; rh, Alexandre, Hassett; ch, Jacobson; lh, Phillips; ro, Hastings; ri, Porter; c, Johnson, Vincent; li, Motley; lo, Stubbs, Sinnott...
This time he is a singing fisherman who throws an egg at Tenor Alan Mowbray because he does not like his voice. Hiding from the carabinièri under the terrace of a big house, he hears Gladys Swarthout rehearsing a scene from Romeo & Juliet. Next day when Kiepura is in jail because of the egg. Miss Swarthout brings a composer (Philip Merivale) to hear him sing. The composer inspires so much gratitude in Kiepura by giving him a job that Kiepura later leaves the company when he finds the composer is also in love with Miss Swarthout. The complications...
...other hand the official historian of the celebration when speaking of the anniversary always refers to it as the tur-sen-te-na-ri, with the accent on the "te," the "e" being pronounced as in "event." It's all a question of penults and ante-penults, and according to the latest Webster's the former is correct as to the accent, the latter as to the pronunciation...