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...four members of Harvard's own Hall of Fame were pitchers, who, like Godin, had turned in spectacular performances on the local diamond. The first, Walt Clarkson, pitched and won five Yale games for the varsity and had a Harvard-Yale carned-run average...
...Northeastern all play each other twice a season at present. Yale now plays each of these six at least once. And in an informal ballot at the luncheon for the eastern representative at the Denver N.C.A.A. championships, the only other schools to receive any mention were Middlebury and Clarkson. It was proposed that out of this group a good eight or nine team circuit could be formed...
EURJ Robert Clarkson Clothier, 66, president of Rutgers since 1932, announced that he would retire before the end of the school year. Bob Clothier, a reliable idealist, has guided Rutgers to a solid doubling of size and influence and won a front place for himself among U.S. educational spokesmen...
Dartmouth's Walt Clarkson led the attack, finishing second, nine seconds behind. Yardling captain Emill San Soucie has in the third position. Hal Gerry, Bruce Phillips, and Leo Carroll rounded at the Crimson scorers, in sixth, seventh, and eighth places...
...profile and his tonsure-like ring of hair, 53-year-old Kingsley Martin well fits his role as omniscient dissenter and belligerent pacifist. His sense of martyrdom is irritating and sincere, once prompted the remark: "If you see someone who looks as if he is on his way to Clarkson's [a theatrical wigmaker] to hire a crown of thorns-that's Kingsley Martin." Martin registered as a conscientious objector in 1916. After his return from World War I duties as a hospital orderly in France, he studied at Cambridge, fell in with the prevailing intellectual fashion...