Word: cooperativeness
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...Barnes '33. John Beaumont '33, A. T. Collier '34, John Hartwell '32, W. G. Cooper '33. G. J. Lesnick '33 (alternate...
...Ketcham '32. In the 145-pound class George H. Nawn '32 will be entered since Newell Rent, Jr. '33 is out with a bad foot. In the 160-pound class Phillip W. Hines '34 is certain to be entered. Either Michael J. A. Adlis '32 or William G. Cooper '33 will be entered in the 175-pound class. In the heavyweight contest Readford Simmons '34 will represent Harvard...
...after being graduated from Yale in 1884. From there he went to the New York Herald, was managing editor of its London edition, joined the World in 1893, became acting managing editor. Ten years ago he took charge of the Almanac. His staff consists only of Associate Editor Fletcher Cooper, a business manager, an advertising solicitor and two stenographers. Specialists helped out in fields such as sport, finance, science, etc. etc. Last year 296.000 copies of the Almanac were sold, about one-third of them in the New York metropolitan area. Of the new issue 300,000 copies were distributed...
...season formally closed last week when Tulane, undefeated in the South this year, played Southern California, which beat Notre Dame and all other opponents except St. Mary's. As usual the occasion was a field day for Hollywood. Funnyman Buster Keaton chartered a bus for his party. Jackie Cooper wore a new sweater with U. S. C. on it. Dorothy Jordan cheered for Tulane's All-American end and captain, Jerry Dalrymple. Tulane gained 265 yd. to Southern California's 164 by rushing, 52 to 24 by passing, 16 first downs to seven, but lost the game...
...Shawnee, Okla., one Orville Burch chartered an airplane to escape with $500 stolen from a bank. He offered a ride to Leroy Cooper, who watched officers arrest him at Fort Smith, Ark., advised him to waive extradition. Judge Leroy Cooper will try Orville Burch...