Word: malcolm
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Malcolm Bradlee, '22, H. C. Janin '22, D. McK, Key '22. P. E. Jackson '21, A. Houghton...
...Wendell Davis. Dennis Francis O'Connell. Henry Hardwick Faxon. Robert Minturn Sedgwick. Philip Hofer. John Archibald Sessions. Hermon Dunlap Smith. FOR TREASURER Thomas Stilwell Lamont. Roy Edward Larson. Edward Cabot Storrow. FOR POET Paul Jackson. Francis Wayne MacVeagh. FOR ODIST Leon Auzias de Turenne. Samuel Hanson Ordway. Bryant Prescott. Malcolm Vaughan. FOR ORATOR William Sumner Holbrook Jr. Thomas Hilme Mills. Guido Pantaleoni Jr. FOR IVY ORATOR John Cowles. David Thompson Watson McCord. FOR CHORISTER Richard Boyd Ayer. Joseph Frederick Lautner. Alden French. Hugh Perrin
...banquet given to the team last night, Malcolm Pratt Aldrich of Fall River was chosen captain of the Yale University eleven for the 1921 season. Eleven out of 24 "Y" men are now planning to return to college next year. They are Cutley, Cross, Bean, Aldrich, Siurm, McKay, Into, Quaile, Kerr, Wakelee and Jordan...
...conference yesterday afternoon between Mr. Geer, Mr. Cowles and Malcolm Bradlee '22, captain of the University Squash Racquets team, the general plans for the season were outlined. Two five-man teams, called A and B, will be formed as a result of an elimination competition. Then these teams will probably enter a league composed of A and B teams from various clubs and organizations around Boston. In addition, games will probably be played with other college teams late in the winter season...
...Freshman race, three miles in length, was won by Captain Malcolm Douglass of Yale, formerly of Exeter, with the excellent time of 16 minutes, 4 3-5 seconds, which is just three-fifths of a second slower than the course record. He was followed by Hilles, his teammate, who in turn led Captain Schefer of Harvard to the tape by about 50 yards. Other members of both teams galloped down the hill to the finish well bunched with few stragglers...