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Died. Perry Titus Wells Hale, 69, All-America fullback at Yale in 1900; of a heart ailment; in Portland, Conn. Blinded by an explosion in 1913, he learned to read Braille, became a successful inventor and insurance...
...long time Kenary is supposed to help determine what kind of season the Crimson enjoys this year. He won't play any more football this spring. Which means that Valpey, who apparently figured on using Moffie and Kenary in the same backfield may now have to shift Moffie from fullback to tailback, where Kenary has been working...
...Varsity soccer team next fall held a cheerful and disorganized scrimmage yesterday afternoon on the field next to the enclosed football practice area. Somewhat hampered by short wind and an inability to stand up, the booters spend considerable time lofting wild kicks over the fence into Valpey's spinning fullback formations...
Referee Tommy Lawson halted the Phil Eisenberg-Charley Bird bout in 1.7 of the first round, declaring Eisenberg, Freshman fullback last fall, now 175-pound champ by a T.K.O...
...Auld Lang Syne; a neighing, galloping horse (Eddie Cantor was a wrong guess); cat yowls; a horn tootling. Columnists and rocking-chair dopesters were certain they had it. Some of the "sure things": Sir Harry Lauder, George Gallup, Mayor O'Dwyer, Jack Benny, Gene Tunney, All-America Fullback Doak Walker...