Word: woodruffs
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...free style and 100-yard backstroke races, competition was particularly keen: in the former, R. D. Fallon '33 shaved his last year's time to 24 3-5 sec., while in the latter E. E. Stowell '34 cut his own championship time by two seconds. Stowell and E. P. Woodruff 1G.B. were the stars of the meet, each carrying off laurels in two events...
...yard free style--won by E. P. Woodruff 1G.B.; second, Fisher Howe '35; third, C. L. Jack '35. Time...
Outfield--J. A. Bradley, S. R. Clark, T. C. Collier, T. J. Davis, Jr., N. R. French, T. B. Gannett, Everard Holske, Francis Jacoby, M. G. Moses, J. G. Reynolds, N. L. Tenney, Jr., C. D. Woodruff...
...anti-Beer argument believed in by President Hoover is that more men would be thrown out of work in the soft drink industry than would gain employment in the reopened breweries. Last week, answering an inquiry from Editor John Sanford Cohen of the Atlanta Journal, President Robert Winship Woodruff of Coca-Cola Co., leading trademarked U. S. soft drink in point of volume, made an announcement...
...Alaskan cedar oars, supposed to be tougher and springier than spruce, with which he had rigged out his shells this year. It is a heavy crew, too, averaging more than 185 Ib.; Leader's main problem was to find a stroke. Those able strokes, Arthur Palmer Jr. and Woodruff Tappen, had graduated and there was no one else in sight. He decided after elaborate trials that long-legged Robert Goodale was more dependable than Herbert Shepard, who stroked last year's freshmen. But Leader was respectful of Columbia; the way they beat the Navy three weeks ago meant...