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...they joined family firms, city clubs and the Republican Party. They became physicians, lawyers, teachers and bankers. One of the bankers, John Harsen Rhoades, wrote mournfully, "I am not a business man, nor ever have I been. I believe, instead, I should have been a poet-artist." Another, Hugh McKennan Landon, wished he had been an engineer or an architect. But for the most part, there were few agonized choices about careers...
...office, he declared that "with the uncertainty about the time required for a recovery it is in the best interests of the nation that I step aside." Hathaway thus becomes the first Ford Cabinet appointee to step down-and also the shortest-tenured Interior Secretary since Thomas McKennan, who quit his office after eleven days in 1850, citing a "peculiar nervous temperament which too readily responded to excitement and depression...
...deck was stacked against Harvard well before play began. With one of coach Seamus Malin's key defensive players, Dave Winton, put out of action by a broken leg suffered last week at the Gordon match, and with several other key players, including goalkeeper Jim McKennan, playing in the varsity match at Penn, the Brown booters had a formidable edge over Harvard before the two teams stepped onto the field...
...Harvard defensive efforts, excepting the three Gordon goals, were much better. Goalkeeper Jim McKennan, replaced in the last ten minutes of the second half by Amor Hollingsworth, had 23 saves credited to the Crimson defense; Gordon had only six saves...
...first goal of the game came on an outstanding effort by Dartmouth forward Alf Alford. He dribbled the ball right up the middle of the field through the bewildered Crimson defense and scored on a low shot into the left corner just past the during goalie George McKennan...