Word: vincent
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Charles Dexter scholarships, enabling the recipient to travel in England during the summer and pursue the study of English Literature, were given to the following: Dr. H. W. Taeusch Inst., Dr. W. P. Jones Instr., G. W. Brace Instr., H. P. Vincent 3G, B. M. Wagner 4G. H. O. White 3G, W. D. Templeman 3G, C. K. Hyder 4G, J. R. Bowman...
...four yachts planned by rival U. S. syndicates to contend for the honor of defending America's cup. Awaiting Enterprise at City Island, N. Y., was "the biggest mast ever stepped into a sailing craft of any kind anywhere." Her backers: Harold Stirling Vanderbilt. Winthrop Williams Aldrich, Vincent Astor. George Fisher Baker Jr., Ogden Livingston Mills. E. Walter Clark, Floyd Leslie Carlisle. George Whitney. Christener: Mrs. Aldrich...
Diving--Won by Hartwell; second, Greer; third, R.K. Vincent '32; fourth Armstrong...
...yard back stroke--Won by Vincent; second, Armstrong; third, T.T. Howard 2G.B.; fourth, Parker. Time--One minute and 35 seconds...
Among the former Fellows of the Foundation in creative writing are Stephen Vincent Benet, whose book "John Brown's Body" written as a Fellow won the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry; Harold Lamb, whose book on the Crusades has recently been published and has been chosen by the Book-of-the-Month Club for March