Word: brownings
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...just by-products of general farming as contrasted to poultry farming. The poultry and egg industry is sixth in the agricultural list, with the value of poultry sold coming to $561,000,000 and eggs to $527,000,000. Certain markets have peculiarities: Manhattan wants white eggs, Boston, brown...
Fencer. Joy Magnus, a stocky 15-year-old with brown hair tucked under her mask, lunged and parried at the Manhattan Fencers' Club last week, won the National Women's Junior Foils Fencing Championship by defeating Julia Jones 5 to 0, Dorothy Loike...
...being on a winning Yale team against Harvard in the Crimson-Blue basketball clash on March 8. . . He played against Harvard on the Freshman football, basketball, and baseball teams last year and on the varsity football team this year and Yale lost every time! . . . . Incidentally, that basketball game against Brown in Hemenway on Wednesday had a bit of sentiment attached to it. . .It was the last time a Harvard varsity basketball team will play in the old gymnasium for next year Coach Wachter's charges move to their new quarters. . . Word comes from New Haven that the Arena...
...Harvard wrestling team will entrain for Philadelphia this afternoon for the meet with the Pennsylvania team scheduled for tomorrow. So far the Crimson grapplers have a record of one defeat at the hands of M. I. T., a tie with Columbia, and victories over Tufts, Boston University, Army, and Brown. In all these matches the team has shown decided superiority in the heavier classes. The group making the trip is a follows: C. G. Chase '30, 115-pound class; Arthur Klein '32, 125-pound class; H. R. Elsas '32, 135-pound class; R. K. Safford Jr. '31, 145-pound class...
April 5, southern trip: April 19, Amherst; April 15. Columbia at New York; April 26, Pennsylvania at Philadelphia; May 2, City College of New York; May 3, New York University; May 7, open; May 10, open; May 14, M. I. T.; May 17, Brown; and May 24, Yale...