Word: trios
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Philip Bahn '49, Robert M. Beren '47, and Roy G. Clouse '50, who will uphold the affirmative, face a Yale trio in Lowell House Junior Common Room at 8 o'clock, while Hugh M. Hill '48, Edwin J. Jacob '47, and Howard L. Swartzman '47 will travel down to New Jersey to defend the negative...
...awarded annually to the best speakers in the trials for the Harvard-Yale-Princeton debates. This year's H-Y-P contests will take place tomorrow night, when one Debate Council team will journey down to Princeton to meet the Tiger in its lair, while another trio will oppose Yale here...
...saxophone in hand. Behind was Lloyd Phillips, grinning at an upright piano with its insides laid bare. A Neolithic-looking fellow named Freddie Moore stared glumly at his drums. Lloyd began patting it out and Freddie picked up the beat. Then old Sidney started. The other members of the trio had sense enough to stay out of Sidney...
...more than 40 candidates still out for the team only three have demonstrated enough to be assured of a starting berth. In the lead of the trio will be last year's co-captain, midfielder Ned Dewey, who played large amounts of tackle for Dick Harlow last fall. Right up with Dewey will be his football tackle twin, Ed Davis, a defenseman on the 1943 team. Rounding out the experienced threesome, Jay Hurley, a letterman back from the 1942 and 1943 teams can do much to bolster last year's woefully weak attack...
...established themselves as one of Hollywood's top comedy teams, either with or without the extra added attraction of a horse-fancier known as Harry Lillis Crosby. The last name doesn't appear on the roll of the "My Favorite Brunette" east, but the other two-thirds of the trio manage to hold up their end to good enough advantage. From the title you might well assume before the film even begins that it's going to be something on the same order as an opus called "My Favorite Blonde" that Mr. Hope did with Madeleine Carroll quite...