Word: phillips
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...squads, 26 men being retained under his tutelege while the remainder were sent to join Coach Lake's second string men. Of the players kept, six are pitchers, four catchers, eight outfielders, two first basemen, two second basemen, two third basemen, and three shortstops. On the pitching staff are Phillip Spalding '25, star hurler of the 1924 team, J. E. Toulmin '25, letter man in 1923 and understudy to Spalding last spring, together with R. E. Cordingley '25, R. W. Puffer '26, E. L. Gehrke '25, of football fame, and J. H. Gebelein '26. The four catchers...
...patronesses are Mrs. Abbott Lawrence Lowell, Mrs. Phillip Chase, Mrs. John Tacker Murray, Mrs. Walter, R. Spalding, Mrs. Gorham Brooks, Mrs. Charles F. Bruno, Mrs. Henry V. Hubbard, Mrs. Robert de C. Ward, Mrs. J. F. Boles, Mrs. Edward, F. Forbes, Mrs. E. C. Moore, Mrs. J. F. Moore, Mrs. E. K. Rand...
...clock. G. B. Moynahan '26 will give an exhibition of soft-shoe clogging, a line in which he is a well known specialist. He is also leader of the Banjo Club, and plays in the Jazz Orchestra, which has a place on the program. During the intermission Phillip Walker '25 will give a specialty act in sleight of hand...
...Barton, Miss Sarah Doxter; Thayer Cumings, Miss Marian Fenno; N. S. Howe, Miss Beatrice Patterson; H. M. Watts Jr., Miss Ethel Heckscher: Phillip Spalding, Miss Helen Potter...
...coaches will have an abundance of material to work with this year. Phillip Spalding '25 regular pitcher last spring. J. C. Toulmin '25, relief pitcher on the 1924 team, and E. L. Gehrke ocC., who pitched on the 1923 nine, should be the leading candidates for the mound position. R. H. Booth '27 whose brilliant pitching last year subdued the Yale 1927 nine will also be out for work in the cage...