Word: branches
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...divided into two nines which played one of their usual irregular games, no score being kept either of runs or innings. Cozzens and Morton began as the battery for the first nine, but afterwards Brown took Morton's place. The batteries for the second nine were Haughton and Branch and Fitz and Pote...
Scannell, catcher Branch...
Brown, catcher Branch...
...there should be a large and immediate increase in the navy of the United States." The eleven men selected at the preliminary trial debate held Tuesday, were: F. R. Stoddard, G. Bancroft, W. Soderling, V. Taylor, P. G. Carleton. W. Morse, F. B. Granger, F. C. Sutro, A. E. Branch, F. O. White, W. H. Conroy, Jr. The judges, Professor Briggs, Professor Baker, and Mr. Hayes, selected Carleton, Conroy, and Morse, as the principal speakers, and F. O. White, alternate. These men will meet Professor Baker some time next week to consult on the work of preparation for the debate...
...immediate increase in the navy of the United States." The speakers will speak in the following order: 1, F. R. Stoddard; 2, G. Bancroft; 3, W. Soderling; 4, V. Taylor; 5, P. S. Carleton; 6, W. Morse; 7, F. B. Granger; 8, F. C. Sutro; 9, A. E. Branch; 10, F. O. White; 11, W. H. Conroy, Jr. Each speaker will have ten minutes. The judges will be Professors Briggs and Baker and Mr.Hayes...