Word: won
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...thesis drawings of J. L. Cannon who graduated at Mid-Years and who won the Robinson Travelling Fellowship, will be shown. The subject of the thesis which was developed in some twelve drawings, is "An Airport." The studies include perspective drawings, ground plans of the landing fields, and a complete development of an airport to meet the increasing demands of air travel...
...Haven, Conn., June 5--Sidney B. Kieselhorst, 1930, of St. Louis, Mo., was elected captain of the University track team at a meeting today. Kieselhorst, who prepared at Andover, runs the 100 and the low hurdles. In the latter event he won his second consecutive Intercollegiate title on Saturday at Philadelphia. In this event he set a new record at 23, 3-10 seconds, but the mark was not allowed to stand on account of a favoring wind...
...Dudley sacrificed them along a notch and Nugent jammed the bags by drawing four wide ones. McGrath smacked a single to right and the tying runs came in leaving men on first and third. It was here that the Rhode Island defense weakened and the game was lost and won. McKenzie, behind the bat, foolishly tried to catch McGrath as he went down and threw the ball into centerfield, Nugent scoring. And then to complete the damage, the centerfielder heaved past third and McGrath trotted in with Harvard's final fally. HARVARD a.b. r. h. p.o. a. e. Nugent...
...This season he has been the leading sprinter on the squad, finishing a close second in both dashes to Morin, the Holy Cross star in the opening meet of the season. His outstanding performance of the year, however, came in the Dartmouth meet three weeks ago, when having already won the century, he outclassed the five Dartmouth entries in the furlong to take first place and win the meet for the Crimson...
...Harvard, it has won its reputation and character because for 300 years it has quietly gone about its work of producing educated young men, and it is not what it is because it has put up a front for more than 300 years." Boston Post...