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...Dark. To add to his night-flying hours and some day qualify as a mail pilot. Pilot Lou Strickler, 18, flew in the moonlight one night last week around Latrobe Airport, Pa. Three friends who had been taking turns hopping with him waited on the ground, their automobile headlights marking the field to augment the airport's meagre lights. Pilot Strickler came in for a landing, "felt his plane hit something," learned to his horror that he had mowed down and killed his three friends
...this year he has failed to give evidence that entitles him to be regarded as the winner on Saturday. Shields of Penn State ran a mile in 4 minutes 18 4-5 seconds less than a week ago, and while this stands as the best mark of the year, Strickler and Kirby of Cornell, Burke of the University, Douglas of Yale, and Crawford of Lafayette are capable of furnishing stiff competition. There is almost certain to be a close battle between Burke and Douglas, for the Yale miler will come to Cambridge intent upon wiping out the sting...
...line-ups were as follows: HARVARD BROWN Wilson, Hirshon, l.e. r.e., Simmons, Taylor Cummings, l.t. r.t., Strickler Short, Cogan, l.g. r.g. McDermott Gross, c. c., Gless, Maget, Baptiste Rubin, r.g. l.g., Burman Tower, Hamilton, r.t. l.t., Armstrong, Johnson, Metzzer Hill, Kennedy, r.e., l.e., Smith, Stevens Greenberg, q.b. q.b., Brown Giroux, L. Nichols, Martin, r.h.b. r.h.b., Sullivan Pratt, l.h.b. l.h.b., Higgins Dempsey, R. Nicholas f.b. f.b., Gregory...
...Smithwick, President of the Senior Class, on the part of the undergraduate body. Following the speeches, the Conference divided itself into four groups, representing student government, athletics, publications, and dramatic and musical clubs. The chairmen were, respectively: J. C. Telmose, of the University of Pennsylvania; D. B. Strickler of Cornell; McEachin, Chairman of the Princetonian, and S. B. Gorham of Dartmouth. The discussions adjourned for supper, and all the delegates attended a dance in the evening at Walker Memorial...
High-Jump.--Won by G. M. Campbell, W.; 5 feet 3 inches; second, tie between E. Strickler, W., and M. Morse, H., 5 feet, 2 inches...