Word: succeeded
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...season because of an injury sustained to his eye during a recent practice encounter at Dedham. Pinkerton returned yesterday from his home in New York, where he has been undergoing treatment, and immediately resigned his post as captain of the team. Holden White '28, of Dedham will succeed...
Victory today will go a long way toward determining Harvard's right to the mythical baseball championship crown of the eastern colleges. Through its defeat by Holy Cross, Georgetown's claim to the laurels will be no stronger than the University's, and if Barbee and his mates succeed in topping the visitors this afternoon, Harvard will unquestionably rank above the Blue and Gray, always a powerful contender for Eastern honors...
Sentimental feelings of satisfaction invariably follow announcements to the effect that a widow has been appointed in succeed her late husband in Congress, that one brother has been chosen for the place left vacant by the other's death, that one close friend is named to fill the shoes of a friend that is gone. With the news of the selection of James Lawrence '01 to the position on the Harvard Fund Council formerly held by the late John White Hallowell '01 comes that same satisfaction. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Hallowell were classmates and close friends at college and afterwards...
Justice Peters retired and weighed long the doubtful right, weighed it carefully for 16 days. Then he oped the shell. He declared: "The Irish Republic never existed as a government de facto . . . and the Irish Free State could not, therefore, succeed it." From this logical conclusion Justice Peters gave judgment against both the Irish Republic (i. e. Mr. de Valera) and the Irish Free State. He directed, instead, that all legal costs arising from the action shall be paid out of the $2,500,000, and that what remains shall then be divided pro rata among the original contributors...
...membership of the Club, H. L. Holland '28 was chosen Director to succeed, A. F. Keeley '27; S. S. Ganz '28 was made Manager to follow Randolf Piper '27; J. M. Slade '28 succeeding Ganz as Treasurer. A. M. Stone '30, was elected Secretary to follow C. P. Englehardt '28 and G. E. Mahlert '30 was chosen Librarian to succeed L. B. Benjamin...