Word: toweringly
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...Kirk also went into the finals by overcoming L. B. Norrie 3 E. S. and G. W. Tower, U. E. S., 8-6, 6-1. The final match will be played tomorrow...
Stralen, D., vs. Tower...
...results of the second round matches of the doubles not announced yesterday are: H. Guild and Hyams defeated Norrie and Tower; Grabau and Hoskins defeated Fishel and Cohn, 9-7, 6-2; Ehrlich and Mack defeated Fish and Cabot, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4; Dell and Fenno defeated Parker and Potter, default; Bailey and G. Smith defeated Swift and Harrison, 6-4, 6-2; Robinson and de Turenne defeated Hoppe and Brubacher...
...Yale, was bewailed by all supporters of the Orange and Black, should, if not again injured, be a fixture at one tackle position. He is in splendid condition at present. His foremost running mates at present are McMammon and Rutan. The latter, former Hill School player, was a tower of strength in the Freshman line last year. Dickinson, practically a first-string line player, used at tackle and guard last fall, is at present being used at guard, where the need for experienced men seems greatest. Halsey, another track athlete in the weight events, has returned to bolster...
...rare pieces by Robert Browning are the proof-sheets of "Bolls and Pomegranates," with numerous corrections and changes in the author's handwriting, and a similar edition of "Ferishtah's Fancies," and one of the first issues of "Pauline." The original manuscript and earliest printed issue of "Helen's Tower" completes the Browning collection. Mrs. Browning is represented by a rare first edition of "The Battle of Marathon" and "Sonnets From the Portuguese." There is also on exhibition an autographed letter of Tennyson...