Word: sixth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...have been in the militia about ten years, starting as a private in the Sixth Infantry, and have found it a much more valuable, sincere and serious organization than the layman suspects. The work has been exceedingly interesting and the officers and men very congenial...
...building has just been completed at a cost of $1,500,000. It aims to combine for its members a town club, an athletic club, a bachelor apartment, and restaurants. The first five floors are provided with all the facilities of a city club, the sixth and seventh form the athletic unit. Eleven floors are devoted to bedrooms, and above them are the large and the private dinning rooms...
...practice run over the six-mile course at Franklin Park Saturday by the score of 18-41. Henigen, the Dorchester A. C. star won individual honors, leading Horne, a teammate, across the line by about 300 yards. K. E. Fuller '16 finished fourth, G. A. King '18, sixth, and R. T. Twitchell '16, eighth. The winner's time...
...Whitehouse, Jr., '17, who was running third on the University team before the Yale meet, broke a toe in the Yale race last Saturday. The accident occurred about two miles before the finish, but Whitehouse finished in sixth place, passing a Yale runner on the way in. He will be unable to run again this season...
...seconds, leading his team-mate J. S. Hoffmire by 20 yards. Captain Potter and J. C. Corwith, of Cornell finished next at intervals of about 80 yards. A. R. Bancroft '17 and Captain Twitchell '16 were the first University runners to come in, finishing fifth and sixth respectively. Bancroft's time was 34.07 4-5, Twitchell being three seconds behind. K. E. Fuller '16 came in third of the University runners, being nineth in the race, and after him came A. R. Eldred of Cornell and W. P. Whitehouse...