Word: samsons
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Smith '26 and H. R. Jones '26 are likely to be the regular forwards next year. Samson Merriam '25, J. D. Leekley '27, who will probably be tried at forward rather than center, S. L. Eaton '27, and A. F. Eby '27 are other candidates of some promise...
Opera at the Polo Grounds, Manhattan, will be repeated this Summer: June 19, Carmen; June 24, Aida; July 1, Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci; July 8, Samson and Delilah; and six others. 12,000 seats will be offered at $1 each. The operas will be radiobroadcast...
Coach Herbert named Thomas, Nunneker, Skilling, Norris, and Crane as the most reliable attack men, with Reid, Sullivan; Salter, and Watson for probable defense stars. The appearance this week of I. G. Black '24, Samson Merriam '25, J. L. Rudofsky '24, R. C. Morrison '26, D. H. Stevens '24, and T. W. Hoag '25 is expected to alter considerably the tentative line...
Pugilist Breitenstraeter, heavyweight champion of Germany, entered the ring in Berlin for a 20-round bout. His opponent was Paul Sampson, né (in Germany) Samson Koerner. Koerner was once a stoker on an American ship. In 1920, in this country, boxing under the name of Sampson, he gave Gene Tunney, American light heavyweight champion, a terrific bout. The next year Tom Gibbons knocked him out in two rounds. Farmer Lodge (TIME, Mar. 3) did the same...
Captain W. G. Thomas 4E.S., Samson Merriam '25, and I. G. Black '24, stars of the 1923 season, will be on hand to form the backbone of this year's team...