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...26TH ISSUE: A LITTLE HISTORICAL RESEARCH WILL REVEAL THAT PARSON WEEMS IS A PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA...
...stepped into the pitcher's box for his Central Valley (N.Y.) high-school team this season, the bases were loaded. He calmly struck out the next three men. Then he pitched two no-hit, no-run games and struck out 34 batters in the process. They were his 26th and 27th victories in a row. So a nice man from the Chicago Cubs breezed into Bob's home town, the sleepy little Hudson River hamlet of Harriman, just ahead of a nice man from the New York Yankees...
Rapidly becoming as strong a Harvard tradition as Reinhardt, Copey, or John the Orangeman, Varsity track coach Jaakko Mikkola will celebrate his 26th spring here during the forthcoming vacation period by putting his men through twice daily workouts...
...This letter was received by a person in Cambridge who has asked the Crimson to reprint it as an appeal from Greek students to all Harvard students.) Castron Lemnos, Greece August 26th...
...Layman. High point of the convention's business was election of a new president. The choice was no surprise: Episcopal Layman Charles Phelps Taft, 49, son of William Howard Taft, 26th President of the U.S. (and Unitarian), brother of Republican Senator Robert A. Taft. A lawyer with a long record of service in public affairs, Charles Taft came to the Council presidency without the theological background characteristic of his 13 predecessors. Knowing delegates saw his election as presaging a new era of lay leadership and political activity for U.S. Protestantism. In his vigorous statement on taking office, Layman Taft...