Word: whitmans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first period began ominously for Adams when they fumbled after the kickoff on their own 20. The Coasters held Kirkland for which lasted throughout the whole first quarter. Slowly, Whitman's downs, however, in the first of a series of brilliant goal-line stands superb kicking brought Adams back to less dangerous territory, and then Adams began to assert itself...
...while the teams battled on even terms, then suddenly just before the half, the Coasters gave Kirkland a preview of what they were going to get in the fourth quarter when Whitman slung a long pass to Bixby who was pulled down on the Deacon 8 yard stripe...
Second Crew--Stroke, Comstock; 7, Both; 6, Talbot, T.; 5, Whitman; 4, Scull; 3, Hallowell, P.; 2, Hovey; bow, Stiles; cox, Oliphant...
...vain attempt to rescue a fugitive slave he charged the Boston courthouse singlehanded, after one man had been killed and while bullets were still flying, thought so little of the act that he barely noted it in his diary. Of sure taste, he inspired Emerson, recognized Whitman, Thoreau, Melville and Lowell when they were unknown, made critical appraisals of them which still stand. Readers of his Journals will have no difficulty in seeing why Emerson and Hawthorne praised him so highly, are likely to feel it more puzzling that he has been neglected for so long...
...Carpenter, George I. Connolly, Jr., Walter H. Faget, Jr., Reginald H. Fitz, Gerard H. Fulham, Thomas Gardiner, Nathan H. Garrick, Jr., William H. Lowe, Vern K. Miller, Edward C. Perkins, John C. Robbins, Jr., Richard C. Row, Frederick J. Sears, Jr., Louis Shemardiak, Julian Simmons, Donald B. Wilson, Gerald Whitman, Jr., William LaCroix, Thomas O'Laughlin, Thomas T. White...