Word: watt
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Then Bill Watt, who has been serving in the "A" and "B" backfields since the season started, was injured. The injury is apparently fairly serious, for Watt will be on the sidelines for a full week on account of it. Partly as the result of Watt's absence Harlow decided to move Lane up to the Varsity immediately...
...simultaneous U. S. doubles championships- men's, women's, mixed, veterans' and father & son. The father & son tournament was distinguished by the performance of the Davis Cup's donor, 56-year-old Dwight Davis who, with 27-year-old Dwight Davis Jr., beat R. N. Watt & Son of Montreal, holders of the title for the last two years, in the second round. William J. Clothier, U. S. singles champion in 1906, and William J. Clothier Jr., a Harvard sophomore, were the new titleholders. Those veterans among veterans, Frederick C. ("Pop") Baggs and Dr. William Rosenbaum, were...
...smallest light bulb ever made by General Electric operates on one ten-thousandth of a watt...
...miles from the start, Syracuse dropped back. Cornell and California, passing Washington, were fighting each other for the lead. The fight went on down the last mile of the river, level and murky in a late afternoon drizzle. Twenty-five strokes from the finish, California's Coxswain Reggie Watt looked at the Cornell crew and barked: "They'll beat us just the way Washington did, by six feet. . . ." Spectators on the observation train, on boats near the finish, saw Berkenkamp, the California stroke, get his beat a notch higher. An instant later, both shells shot across the finish...
...three votes are indicated, ballots will not count. Thomas Herbert Bilodeau John Bradford Bowditch Emile Dublel George Steven Ford Hamilton Hadden, Jr. James Brewater Hallett George Gordon Hedblom Charles Wells Hubbard, III Frank Joseph Owen Anthony Joseph Drexel Paul, Jr. Charles Moorfield Storey, Jr. Robert Blake Watson William John Watt...