Word: wisconsin
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Camp are as follows: First Eleven. End--Higgins, Penn, State Tackle--West, Colgate Guard--Alexander, Syracuse Centre--Weaver Centre Guard--Youngstron, Dartmouth Tackle--Henry, W. and J. End--H. Miller, Penn. Quarter--McMillin, Centre Halfback--Casey, Harvard Halback--Harley, Ohio State Fullback--Rodgers, West Virginia Second Eleven. End--Weston, Wisconsin Tackle--Ingerson, Illinois Guard--Denfield, Annapolis Centre--Bailey, West Virginia Guard--Depler, Illinois Tackle--Grimm, Washington End--Dumoe, Lafayette Quarter--Strubing, Princeton Halfback--Trimble, Princeton Halfback--Oss, Minnesota Fullback--Braden, Yale Third Eleven. End--Blaik, West Point Tackle--Slater, Iowa Guard--Clark, Harvard Centre--Callahan, Yale Guard--Pixley, Ohio State...
...technical schools which have benefited most by this new-found popularity of higher education. Take, for instance, the enrolment statistics of 11 of the representative big city or state universities -- Boston University, Columbia, Cornell, New York University, Northwestern, Syracuse, and the universities of California, Illinois, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. Their total registration today is 90,947, compared with 53,316 in 1918 and 72,646 in 1916. Here is a gain of 55 per cent. over last year and of 25 per cent. over three years ago. In other words, they are well above the average in both instances...
...York 576, New Mexico 2, North Carolina 24, North Dakota 9, Ohio 193, Oklahoma 24, Oregon 30, Pennsylvania 215, Philippine Islands S. Porto Rico 3, Rhode Island 97, South Carolina 22, South Dakota 4. Tennessee 18, Texas 28, Utah 19, Vermont 37, Virginia 28, Washington 30, West Virginia 19, Wisconsin 46, Wyoming...
...states they represent are as follows: C. W. Carter, Jr., '20, from Illinois; E. R. Baltzell 1G., from Indiana; E. S. Mason 1G., from Kansas; C. Brinton '19, from Massachusetts; S. M. Pargellis IL., from Nevada; R. L. Humber, Jr., 2G., from North Carolina; and E. Evans 1L., from Wisconsin...
...second day of the conference was occupied with the transaction of business and a visit to Wellesley. President Birge of the University of Wisconsin and Professor Shepardson of Chicago were elected president and vice-president respectively of the council. The following colleges were granted chapters: Trinity College, Durham, N. C.; Hunter College, New York City; University of Oklahoma; and Whitman College, Oregon...