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...sextet met no opposition from Ward, who played number one on the visiting team and who succeeded in defeating Hodder playing one on the University team 3 and 2. Ward played a phenomenal game completing the 18 hole circuit with a minimum of 72 strokes to his credit, equalling par for the course. The score was also responsible for the winning of a foursomes match, the University taking the other two and winning by the score...
...score of 7 to 2 at Belmont Spring Country Club, Saturday afternoon. The University golfers played better golf as a team than their opponents although Ward, playing number one on the Purple sextet, was the individual star of the day, completing the 18 holes in a 73, missing par by one stroke, and defeating Clark Hodder '25, number 1 on the University team...
...whenever a new president is elected, or an old one has died, or whenever some centenary has been celebrated, whereas kingdoms or empires can only issue new stamps when the ruling monarch dies. But now the custom is becoming prevalent of using landscape designs, and Europe is on a par with America. If the present exhibit is successful, a new international rivalry may be created. But the stamp shield is likely to produce still wider effects. Certain artistic collectors already use postage stamps for wall paper: and the chance for the working out of large fancy designs seems unlimited. Stamp...
...outstanding capital stock is now only $17,264,500, consisting of 172,645 shares of $100 par value. On these shares, net earnings for 1922, after all deductions, were $690 apiece. Profits for the year ending February 28th, 1923, were $119,000,000. The Ford Company at present has about 110,000 employees, and a payroll of over...
Professor J. J. Haffner, architecte diplome par le Gouvernment Francais and professor of architecture in the University will address the Cercle Francais on "French Architecture in the Seventeenth Century" at a meeting in 9 Grays Hall at 7.30 o'clock tonight. The lecture, which is open only to members of the Cercle Francais, will be illustrated by stereopticon views...