Word: stuarts
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Team B.--Ames, l.f.; Stuart, 2b.; Knowles, c.f.; Emmons, r.f.; Buell, s.s.; Nichols, 3b.; Hickey, c.; King 1b.; Rees...
...Stuart Berwin Kaiser '18, of Brookline, has been appointed manager, and John Lavalle, Jr., '18, of Boston, assistant manager of the Freshman tennis team, subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee and the Student Council...
...Ginn, C. L. Harrison, Jr., W. C. Hitchcock, M. W. Horne, W. F. King, J. Knowles, Jr., R. M. Loring, W. J. Murray, J. Palache G. A. Percy, Jr., R. J. H. Powel, Jr., Coach H. E. Reeves '12, A. Rosenberg, E. W. Rossiter, W. W. Rice, J. Stuart, F. H. Stephens, T. C. Thacher, Jr., G. R. Walker A. D. Weld, H. C. Wiswall, and C. Wyche...
...twenty-five members of the group, eighteen are from some department of the University or from Technology. Following is the list of names: from the Harvard-Technology School for Health Officers, E. Stuart (sanitary engineer in charge), Dr. H. B. Neagle, Dr. A. F. Cornelius, Dr. S. H. Osborn, Dr. H. H. Mitchell, R. S. Lyman, and Dr. R. W. Mendelssohn; from Technology, E. H. Magoon, E. H. Gage, A. W. Buck, G. W. Bakeman, H. E. Berger, Jr., R. D. Bates, C. G. Fox, J. E. Harrington, and C. E. Buck; from the University Graduate School of Arts...
...threatened there because of the prevalence of typhus and cholera, and immediately cabled over to his associates here for a group of twenty-five doctors and one sanitary engineer. Professor Sedgwick undertook the organization of the group, and has succeeded in securing more volunteers than were needed. Mr. Edward Stuart, a sanitary engineer, has been put in charge of the party...