Word: stuarts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will be assisted by Stuart D. D. Pearl 3L, L. Albert Emerson 4 SLA, Donald E. Stofflet 3G, Webster F. Williams, Jr. '35, Charles J. Armstrong 2G., James H. Littlepage uL, Oswald Elbert 1G, David G. Proctor '35, and Adolph G. Emhardt...
...good plot. Clark Gable is the editorial detective and is even willing to allow murderer Bannister to knock him down in order to find out who killed cock-robin. No great discernment is required to discover the "murderee" who is obligingly killed in a convenient boat house. Stuart Irwin indulges in recitation in order to test the sound proofing of the boat-house walls and there is a delightful scene in a Hamburg stand with a proprietor who defends with incredible logic his fondness for police reports...
...named are: 115-pound class: Stuart Finer '36: 125-pound class: James L. Kunen '36: 135-pound class: Walter L. Crampton '36: 145-pound class: John E. Brassil, Jr. '37: 155-pound class, Peter B. Olney, II '37: 165-pound class, William A. Smith '36: 175-pound class, Gordon F. Robertson...
...other Harvard winner was Stuart Finer, 115-pounder, who worked a jab, cross, and hook against Newman to put him on the defensive after the latter's early aggressiveness...
...chosen were Sidney Stuart Alexander, of Forest City, Pennsylvania, Elmer Richard Best, of Cheviot, Ohio, Robert Carlton Hall, of Brookline, John Bamber Hickam, of Galveston, Texas, Harold Burton Jaffee, of New York City, Robert Hey Rawson, of Abington, Robert Dayton Sall, of Mattapan, and Robert Morton Terrall, of Lakewood, Ohio...