Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...nature of these awards has not yet been determined. Three men who won championships in last year's tournament will defend their crowns again this year. G. N. Burns '29, who won the welterweight title last year will box in the light weight class in this tournament. F. R. Sullivan '27, bantam weight champion, and R. E. Johnson '27, middle weight title holder, will defend their crowns...
...teams this spring, and that Claude Davidson would continue to handle the Freshman squad. Parent serving his first season on the Harvard payroll a year ago proved a valuable addition to the coaching staff, the former Red Sox infielder being in a large measure responsible for the development of Sullivan, Ullman and Chase. Davidson has coached the first-year ball tossers for the past four years with more than ordinary success...
...Sullivan '27, is expected to make the strongest bid for the coaxswain's seat in the first shell, which he coxed last year at New London. C. H. Pforahenimer '28, A. M. Pappenheimer '29, and Irving Neiman '29 are the other promising candidates for the steerman's berth...
...Bambin Guar Nieri Vissi D'Arte from Tosca Puccini Miss Giannini III Glorious Apollo Webbe Two Folk Songs: The Turtle Dove Williams Swansea Town Hampshire Arranged by Holst Madrigal Montwerdi O Isis and Osiris, from The Magic Flute Mozart Soloist: J. E. Gurney Four Choruses, from Patience Sullivan The Glee Club IV Four Italian Folk Songs Arranged by Vittoris Giannini Cants 'pe' me Luise Serenatella Tarantella Luciana Miss Giannini Scottish V The Hundred Pipers Folf Song The Nightingale Tchaikovsky How Beautiful are the Feet, from the Messiah Handel The Glee Club
Quite different in spirit is a group of four choruses from Gilbert and Sullivan's "Patience". Music, it has been said, is the most emotional of the arts, but the emotion of laughter has perhaps never been so well expressed as when Sir Arthur Sullivan succeeded in incorporating in his melodies the humor of Gilbert's words...