Word: robbs
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Gibstein, A. C. Gunby, J. W. Hammond, A. B. Harlow, Clark Hodder, W. W. Ingraham, S. B. Kelley, E. G. Lowry, L. O. V. Mann, Laurence Morris, G. S. Mumford, Boies Penrose 2nd; T. L. Pierson, O. R. Rice, B. F. Rice-Bassett, J. H. Ricketson 3rd, P. H. Robb, J. McC. Roots, A. W. Samborski, Eric Sandquist, P. H. Spalding, J. B. Tailer Jr., J. H. Theopold, J. E. Toulmin...
...Beal, Mrs. E. M. Beals, Mrs. P. P. Chase, Mrs. E. S. Dodge, Mrs. L. M. Gibb, Mrs. C. N. Greenough, Mrs. R. H. Hallowell, Mrs. J. R. Hodder, Mrs. A. L. Lowell, Mrs. Matthew Luce, Mrs. G. S. Mumford, Mrs. T. J. Preston Jr., Mrs. Hunter Robb, Mrs. R. S. Russell, Mrs. P. H. Spalding, Mrs. Guy Waring...
...entering a team for the one-mile relay: his runners were, on the whole, inexperienced in intercollegiate competition, and the opposing teams of Yale, Georgetown, and Boston College were considered the strongest in history. But in the one-mile relay race on Saturday, the four Crimson runners, Brooks, Robb, Kane and Allen, startled the track coaches by keeping well at the head of the field throughout the race, and finally, thanks to Allen's phenomenal running as anchor man for the University, by finishing scarcely a hair's breadth behind Chapman of Yale, with a time which was less than...
University Relay-R. G. Allen '26, R. L. Brooks '26, F. P. Kane '26, Captain J. E. Merrill '24, L. L. Robb...
...only important disappointment of the afternoon came in the third lap of the one-mile relay. R. L. Brooks '26 and L. L. Robb '25 had earned a five-yard Crimson lead, when Bates of Dartmouth ran wild against K. M. Rogers '26, and piled up a 30-yard Green advantage which Captain Merrill, anchor, could not overcome...