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Dave Gregory was the first Crimson harrier to finish, behind Dick Snedeker of Princeton, Tod Mcarns of Yale and Tiger A1 Pittis, Snedeker set a course record of 34:54.8 over the five mile route, Gregory's time...
...stuffed Bengal tiger, his stripped fur bristling, has a notorious past. "Many districts of India have been terrorized by this species which has acquired a taste for human flesh, but the number has been much reduced at present." It is unclear whether the reduction was in tigers or districts. A lion across the aisle glares from his glass cage. "In the wild state lions usually live up to their reputation of daring and ferocity. They prey upon large animals, especially zebras and antelopes, and in occasional instances have acquired the man-eating habit...
Regarding your Sept. 11 article on Bob Prescott and his Flying Tiger Line, wherein you state he painted one of his C-47s like a totem pole and flew a "fanciful" Texan and eight friends to Vancouver, B.C. for a weekend...
...album, the arrangements were done largely by Leroy Anderson '28. Anderson's Princeton medley has been replaced this year, however, by an arrangement by John Finnegan '47. Finnegan's "Tiger Medley" was performed for the first time at last season's Princeton game...
...coaching shifts at other colleges, Cleo O'Donnell, captain of the 1946 football team, goes to M.I.T. as varsity basketball coach, and James Rathschmidt, Princeton freshman crew coach since 1946, takes over at Yale for Allen (Skip) Walz, who resigned to enter private industry. Peter V. W. Gardner, 1949 Tiger varsity captain, will replace Rathschmidt...