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Francis E. Williams '47 has been awarded the age-old Bowdoin Prize for undergraduates, it was announced Wednesday, with Richard K. Roos '47 winning second prize and Timothy Hallinan '46 third prize. First prize for graduates went to Thurston N. Davis 2G and third prize to Thomas J. Pressly 2G, no second prize being awarded...
...degenerated into Princeton University. After a brief fling at law, a career which he found less interesting than the study of legal theory, he re-entered the academic world, first as a prep-school Latin instructor and track coach, then as a history professor at Miami (Ohio), Princeton, and Bowdoin. He came to Harvard in 1911 and in 1926 he received the Eaton Professorship...
This afternoon at 3 o'clock the team will meet the Tufts University nine, which has yet to win a game, at Soldiers Field. The Jumbos have lost of Northeastern, Bowdoin, Boston University, and Brown. Don Swegan, first string shortstop and the team's leading batter, was spiked in the first inning of the Quonset game but will start today's game. Joe Phelan, a former Marine who pitched for the Crimson in 1941 and 1942, is scheduled to do the hurling for the Stahlmen...
Robert F. Ashley, former captain of the Bowdoin tennis team, has been appointed as coach of the Crimson not squad, it was announced last night by William J. Bingham, H.A.A. director. The new mentor succeeds Arthur Douropulos, and will handle the squad until the fall term, at which time Jack Barnaby, regular tennis and squash coach, is expected to return to the University...
...member of the tennis team for four years before he was graduated from Bowdoin in 1936, Ashley played in the number one spot during his final two years there. He is now a student in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences...