Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...dinner committee is composed of the following: chairman, Arnold Horween, of Chicago, Ill.; Julian Castle Bolton, of Cleveland, Ohio; William Watson Caswell, Jr., of New York N. Y.; John Gardner Coolidge, 2d, of Brookline; Edmund Sandern Hobbs, of San Angelo, Texas; Robert Alan Lancaster, of Worcester; Robert Gardiner Payne, of Garison, Md.; Gardner Tilton, of Lexington; Charles Frederick Weden, of West Roxbury; Norman Hill White, Jr., of Brookline...
...Russell Cobb '19, of New York; John Gardner Coolidge, 2d, '20, of Brookline; Olney Foster Flynn '19, of Washington, D. C.; Robert Walker Harwood '20, of Littleton; Malclom Justin Logan uL, of South Boston; Albert Edward MacDougall '18, of Flushing, L. I., N. Y.; Hampton Robb '18, of Cleveland, Ohio; Edward Reese Roberts 1L, of Cape Girardeau, Mo.; William Otho Morgan '18, of Highland Park...
...short-distance hurdles. Crawford probably will compete in the high jump, and Hingham and Erskine in the pole vault. Kissam, Munsel and Madden compose the broad-jumping squad. Nourse, Gennert and Funk, all football players, will be able to take care of the hammer-throwing contests, and Sinclaire and Cleveland will be the Tiger representatives in the shot...
...policy and purpose. Consider the case of the Princetonian and the Harvard Crimson. During the first semester of the college year the Princetonian was violently in favor of the extermination of the university's club system. Since March 1, it has been opposed to the movement fostered by Richard Cleveland and the other reformers. Why? Simply because the editorial board has changed. A new board means a complete reversal of policy, all within the space of a single week. The change in the Crimson was similar but not quite so abrupt. It was only two years ago that Harvard...
Several members from the squad of embryonic officers will probably lead the daily drill of the baseball players. This qualified group contains many of Columbia's prominent athletes. Included in it are Captain R. R. O'Laughlin, of the university crew, James Cleveland, water polo captain and football veteran, and R. W. Lahey, of the crew...