Word: rubbers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...game of hockey for the Crimson, if the Cambridge skaters are successful in subduing the Princeton sextet in the Hobey Baker Memorial Rink at 8.15 o'clock tonight. The entire forward line of Beals, Austin, and Hodder together with Chase at defense, graduates in June. Should Princeton win, the rubber game will probably be played in Boston some time next week...
...dripping with perspiration, beat a small rubber ball against a wall, sock, sock, sock! They were Clarence C. Pell, National Racquets Champion, and Stanley G. Mortimer, his famed doubles partner, playing against each other in the annual singles "Gold Racquets" tourney at Tuxedo Park, N. Y. Pell won the first game, 15-6; Mortimer the second, 15-8; Pell the third, 18-13; Mortimer the fourth, 15-10; Pell the fifth and the tournament...
...team will begin a week of strenuous competition tonight when it meets a strong Dartmouth sextet at 8.15 in the Arena in the First of three contests which will determine the winner of the mythical college ice championship of the country. Yale will be met next Wednesday in the rubber game of the H-Y series, and Princeton will offer the opposition a week from today in the Tiger rink at Princeton...
...largest income was one of 3,000,000 lire (about $150,000), on which a rubber manufacturer paid tribute to the Treasury. Surgeons have the largest incomes among the professional classes; lawyers, composers and notaries average second; dentists and cinema actors come third; novelists, vaudeville artists and physicians, architects and sculptors come next in decreasing order...
Thirty-five years ago, Charles R. Elint began his lifelong habit of forming mergers and combines. His sobriquet "father of the trusts" has been gained by the active part which he has played in the organization of 22 large corporations, including U. S. Rubber, American Woolen, American Chicle, Sloss-Sheffield Steel and Somerset Coal. Mr. Flint is now 75 years of age, but his favorite occupation still has such a hold upon him that he is now planning the largest project of his life?a $100,000,000 merger of soft-coal companies in West Virginia, involving about...