Word: weld
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...David Weld '34 defeated William Richards '36, 3-0; Louis H. Orr '36 defeated C. S. Bradford Frayley '34, 3-0; Richard Cobb '36 defeated Edwin D. Brooks '34, 3-0. There were two defaults...
...Pescosolido 180 *John Moore Morse 179 Taggert Whipple 159 Andrew Eliot Ritchie, Jr. 149 Clifton Lane Jackson 134 Charles Aston Rossiter 122 Henry Greenleaf Pearson, Jr. 119 William Thomas Piper, Jr. 109 Henry Ehrlich, 2d 91 John Parker Hale Chandler, Jr. 76 Harry Morris Plotkin 55 ALBUM COMMITTEE *David Weld 299 *James Parton 219 *Sidney Carroll 217 *Gordon Chase Streeter 210 *Henry Charles Thacher 175 George Huntington Damon 167 Cyrus Leo Sulzberger 152 Richard Lawrence Stites 142 Robert Blaine Murray, Jr. 132 Daniel Wortham Litscher 110 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE *David Bradley Cheek 251 *Paul deBarsy deGive 242 *Frederick Greeley Crocker...
...teams should be sent on lengthy trips outside New England. There is no reason why a kindly athletic association should buy every piece of clothing and equipment for members of certain teams while others like the tennis players furnish their own. There is no need to keep the Weld boathouse open all winter with employees paid merely to repair the shells. There is no reason why athletes should not pay for their own trophies and sweaters at the end of the season. There is no reason why the crew should enjoy a two-week's sojourn at Red Top every...
Eliot 5, Leverett 0. Louis H. Orr, Jr. '36 (E) beat Samuel R. Clarke '35 3-1, Oscar H. Davis '34 (E) beat Abram T. Collier '34 3-0, David Weld '34 (E) beat Jonathan R. Keim '34, 3-2. Nathaniel T. Winthrop '34 (E) beat John P. Sheu '35 3-2, Sebert E. Davenport III '34 (E) beat Stephen-H. Tyng...
Pray they did, that they might give the churches common voice on moral issues, perhaps some day weld them into one mighty U. S. Protestant Church. And even before they could get around to setting up the Federal Council formally, the Conference members found a project to test their strength. Pious folk all over the world were shocked at the cruel oppression of blackamoors in the Belgian Congo. The Inter-Church Conference set out to get the U. S., whose delegates had helped draw the Berlin Act recognizing the Congo Independent State, to take action. The U. S. Senate agreed...