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Coach Ozzie Cowles will start one Senior, three Juniors, and one Sophomore against the Crimson. Stub Pearson, last Fall's football captain, will captain the basketball five from his guard position. Playing beside him will be Stan Skaugh with Jim Olsen at center, and George Munroe and Sophomore Bob Meyers at forward...
...last week, a stub-winged, twin-motored monoplane darted off the Glenn L. Martin Airport near Baltimore, cut the sky at 340-360 m.p.h., landed for checkups by Martin engineers and Army Air Corps observers. It was one of the Army's (and the R. A. F.'s) latest and best bets for air war: the Martin B-26 medium bomber. From two electrically twirled turrets and from fuselage blisters a dozen machine guns bristled-twice the number on such U. S. planes before World War II taught its lesson of more firepower...
...Denver, last week, a towering, stoop-shouldered, stub-bearded old Scotsman pushed back his chair from behind an ancient rolltop desk, clapped on his battered Stetson at a rakish angle, and ambled through the door. Lord Ogilvy, 79, ace feature writer on the Denver Post for the last 30 years, started down the street...
...were sunk in the Sea of Galilee, it would displace more water than any of them. It owes its cubic capacity to one austere little man-Bishop William Thomas Manning of New York. When he succeeded to the see in 1921, St. John's consisted of an abrupt stub: a Romanesque choir and crossing. Bishop Manning (with the aid of professional Money Raisers Tamblyn & Brown) infected New York City with a cathedral-building itch, scratched up some $15,000,000, transformed his Romanesque stub into a soaring Gothic pile. Bishop Manning will be remembered as a cathedral builder...
Last fortnight, as Germany's fighting machine swept into the Low Countries, the Army Cooperation components under Vice Marshal Blount went into long awaited action, speeding ahead of Lord Gort's advancing columns, searching out German mechanized units and dropping the light bombs they carry in the stub wings below their main wings, pbo" ∧Traphing, ground strafing with their L.ree machine guns although Messerschmitts and Junkers blackened the sky. Their chief targets were the dive bombers which systematically strafed advancing columns of Lord Gort's Army and sometimes machine gunned refugees to slow up the advance...