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WHO'S  WHO 

IN 

AMERICAN  SPORTS 


FOREWORD 

Sport  today  has  become  one  of  the  main 

institutions  of  America.    In  one  form  or 

another  its  influence  has  gone  into  almost 

every  American  home.    Naturally  those 

who  have  helped  to  fill  up  this  institution 

and  those  who  through  competition  have 

helped  make  a  good  story  of  sport  worth 

writing,  have  become  interesting  subjects 

to  many  millions.     It  is  the  purpose  of 

"Who's  IVho  In  American  Sports"  to 

furnish  all  the  important  information 

concerning  the  leaders  in  every  line, 

so  that  there  will  be  a  full  record 

of  their  achievements. 


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WHO'S  WHO 

IN 

AMERICAN  SPORTS 


WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 
NATIONAL  BIOGRAPHICAL  SOCIETY,  INC. 

.  i  9  2.  8  . 


Copyright  1928 

BY 

National  Biographical  Society,  Inc. 


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Preface 

Who's  Who  In  American  Sports  presents  the  biographical  sketches 
and  records  of  four  thousand  men  and  women  notable  in  the 
annals  of  athletics  in  the  United  States.  The  aim  and  purpose 
of  this  volume  is  as  worthy  as  it  is  stupendous.  The  work  of  gathering 
and  editing  this  data  has  required  many  months  of  painstaking  labor 
and  has  been  retarded  by  the  natural  and  innate  modesty  of  those  whose 
sketches  and  records  are  herein  presented. 

Sports  editors,  college  and  high  school  coaches,  athletic  directors, 
alumni  secretaries,  in  fact  a  veritable  army  of  well-wishers  and  helpers, 
as  well  as  the  entire  staff  of  the  National  Biographical  Society  set  to 
work  in  the  early  summer  of  1927  to  compile  a  list  of  eligibles  for  this 
publication.  At  that  time  there  were  no  available  records  suitable  for 
presentation.  More  than  32,000  names  were  collected,  arranged  and 
classified.  Questionnaires  were  sent  to  all  of  these,  and  over  12,000 
responded  with  partial  or  complete  data. 

After  careful  consideration  4,000  sketches  were  approved  for  inclu- 
sion in  this  volume.  The  publishers  realize  that  many  sketches  worthy 
of  this  distinction  have  been  omitted.  This  is  by  no  means  an  oversight, 
as  it  has  been  exceedingly  difficult  to  trace  and  contact  a  large  number 
who  are  not  only  eligible,  but  who  are  among  the  outstanding  athletes 
of  the  nation.  In  a  few  instances  we  have  given  pictorial  recognition 
without  the  accompanying  sketches.  As  rapidly  as  these  men  and  women 
°.an  be  reached,  their  names  and  records  will  be  filed  for  future  editions. 

It  is  apparent  that  such  a  volume  as  Who's  Who  In  American 
Sports  required  the  co-operation  of  those  high  officials,  coaches  and 
tvriters  whose  knowledge  of  American  athletics  has  made  them  specialists 
in  their  respective  fields.  The  willingness  with  which  many  of  these 
authorities  responded  to  our  request  for  assistance  was  most  encouraging 
to  the  publishers,  and  the  National  Biographical  Society  takes  this  oppor- 
tunity to  extend  its  thanks  to  the  following  leaders  of  American  athletics 
\vho  have  aided  materially  in  the  production  of  this  Souvenir  edition  of 
Who's  Who  In  American  Sports  : 

Maj.  Gen.  Douglas  MacArthur,  president  American  Olympic  Committee. 

Hon.  Murray  Hulbert,  president  A.  A.  U.  of  United  States. 

Gustavus  T.  Kirby,  chairman  Advisory  Committee,  I.  C.  A.  A.  A.  A. 

Dr.  John  J.  Tigert,  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education. 

Dr.  James   Naismith,    honorary   chairman,   National   Joint   Basketball 

Committee. 
Samuel  H.  Collom,  president,  U.  S.  L.  T.  A. 
Clark  C.  Griffith,  president,  Washington  Baseball  Club. 
Charles  L.  Ornstein,  member  Executive  Committee,  American  Olympic 

Committee. 
Porter  Adams,   president,  National  Aeronautic  Association. 
Henry  Penn  Burke,  president,  National  Association  of  Amateur  Oarsmen. 
C.  Edward  Beckett,  member  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Section  of  Joint  Basketball 

Committee. 
A.  Y.  Leech,  Jr.,  Executive  Committeeman,  U.  S.  L.  T.  A. 
Louis  Little,  director  athletics,  Georgetown  University. 
Lieut.  Col.  Nelson  E.  Margetts,  chairman,  Army  Polo  Committee. 
Charles  W.  Paddock,  journalist,  lecturer  and  World's  Sprint  champion. 
W.  A.  Rogers,  vice-president,  American  Power  Boat  Association. 
Fred  McLeod,  Professional  Golf  Association. 


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And  the  following  sports  writers :  Warren  Brown,  Chicago ;  Harry 
Costello,  Detroit,  Mich.;  Nick  Flately,  Boston,  Mass.;  James  M.  Gould, 
St.  Louis,  Mo. ;  Kirk  Miller,  Washington,  D.  C. ;  Lawrence  Perry,  New 
York  City,  N.  Y. ;  Grantland  Rice,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.;  Harry  B. 
Smith,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  and  Joseph  Williams,  New  Yrork  City,  N.  Yr. 

The  National  Biographical  Society  realizes  that  this  edition  has 
fallen  short  of  a  complete  coverage  of  the  entire  field  of  sports.  Criti- 
cisms and  ideas  from  the  fraternity  are  cordially  invited,  and  will  be 
tiled  for  future  reference  and  incorporated  in  later  editions.  Certain 
deficiencies  are  apparent  in  this  volume.  A  work  as  vast  and  detailed 
as  this  has  involved  months  of  correspondence,  research  and  expense. 
Ommissions  will  be  rectified  as  speedily  as  possible. 

The  names,  records  and  sketches  of  thousands  of  American  men  and 
women  are  now  on  file.  This  list  is  being  increased  daily.  Efforts  are 
being  continued  to  compile  all  information  available  along  these  lines. 
This  data  will  be  furnished  upon  request  and  without  cost  to  any  and 
all  sports  writers  who  are  subscribers.  The  fraternity  as  a  whole  is  also 
cordially  invited  to  take  advantage  of  this  service. 


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Eligibility 


Aquatic   Sports 

Canoe  Racing 

Motorcycle    Ra 

Auto  Racing 

Coaching 

Polo 

Aviation 

Fencing 

Pistol    Shootin; 

Balloon   Racing 

Fishing 

Refereeing 

Basketball 

Football 

Rifle  shooting 

Bicycle   Racing 

Golf 

Rodeo  Sports 

Billiards 

Hockey 

Rowing 

Bowling 

Hunting 

Rugby 

Boxing 

Motor  Boat  Racing 

Skating 

Standards  for  "Who's  Who  in  American  Sports" 

THE  stamp  of  approval  upon  the  eligibility  requirements  by  the 
committee  selected  for  that  purpose  has  included  practically  all 
those  whose  meritorious  achievements  in  the  world  of  athletics 
warrented  selection.  The  monumental  task  confronting  the  editor  and 
the  editorial  advisory  board  was  attacked  with  the  knowledge  that  this 
first  effort  would  fall  short  of  complete  coverage. 

Any  Official,  Coach,  Promoter,  Manager,  Trainer,  Live  Stock  Owner, 
Patron  or  amateur  or  professional  athlete  participating  in 

Skiing 

Soccer 

Tennis 

Track  and  Field 

Trap  Shooting 

Turf 

Wrestling 

Yachting 

is  eligible  for  Who's  Who  In  American  Sports,  providing  he,  or  she, 
is  qualified  as  follows : 

1.  Present  or  former  official  of  the  N.  C.  A.  A.,  the  U.  S.  L.  T.  A.,  the  U.  S.  G.  A., 

the  P.  G.  A.,  the  A.  A.  U.,  the  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Athletic  Council,  Organized 
Baseball,  American  Breeders'  Association,  or  any  national  organization 
promoting  amateur  or  professional  sports. 

2.  Present  or  former  holder  of  a  World's,   International,   National,   League, 

Conference,  Sectional,  Divisional,  or  Intercollegiate  record  or  championship. 

3.  Present  or  former  member  of  team  winning  any  of  the  above  records  or 

championships. 

4.  Present  or  former  official,  owner,  coach  or  trainer  of  team,  or  individual, 

winning  any  of  the  above  records  or  championships. 

5.  College  athlete  having  won  two  or  more  "letters." 

6.  Present  or  former  coach  or  "leading  player"  on  any  team  sponsored  by  the 

N.  C.  A.  A.,  the  Y.  M.  C.  A.,  and  the  A.  A.  U.  (Only  the  star  players  on 
the  above  teams  are  eligible.) 

7.  Winner  of  National  or  International  racing  classic,  trophy  or  prize  by  any 

water,  air  or  land  machine. 

8.  Present  or  former  owner,  trainer  or  rider  of  any  horse  winning  prominent 

racing  event,  or  establishing  new  record  for  its  class  and  years. 

9.  Present  or  former  owner,   manager,  trainer  or  member  of  "Big  League" 

(professional)  Baseball  team. 

10.  Present  or  former  owner  or  manager  of  "Minor   League"    (professional) 

Baseball  team. 

11.  Leading  sportsman  whose  individual  exploits  as  big  game  hunter,  explorer, 

et  cetera,  has  won  national  or  international  distinction. 

12.  Patron  who  has  contributed  to  the  advancement  of  amateur  and  professional 

sports  through  his  or  her  contributions  of  time  and  money. 

13.  Sporting  editor  or  writer  of  national  repute. 


Note — Nominations  will  not  be  approved  unless  candidates  meet  one  or 
more  of  above  qualifications. 


WHO'S      WHO      IN      AMERICAN      SPORTS 


The  Editorial  Board  of  the  National  Biographical  Society  will  gladly 
welcome  the  names  or  list  of  names  of  any  and  all  athletes  deemed  worthy 
of  inclusion  in  a  later  volume.  From  the  vast  lists  of  colleges,  schools, 
athletic  clubs,  athletic  associations,  manuals  and  membership  records 
there  are  no  doubt  many  hundreds  of  persons  whose  achievements  in 
sports  warrant  inclusion  in  a  later  volume  or  whose  names  and  sketches 
should  be  in  the  files. 

Questionnaires  will  be  gladly  sent  upon  application.  Lists  of  names 
and  addresses  of  leading  athletes  are  desired.  In  helping  to  make  future 
volumes  more  comprehensive,  the  co-operation  of  the  fraternity  is  ear- 
nestly solicited.  All  institutions  and  individuals  are  asked  to  provide 
assistance  in  this  worthy  endeavor. 


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Special  Notice 


THE  compilation  of  names  for  Who's  Who  In  American  Sports  has 
been  a  most  interesting  and  absorbing  task  as  well  as  a  difficult 
one.  While  twelve  months  have  been  spent  in  the  effort,  it  is  real- 
ized that  four  or  five  times  that  length  of  time  might  have  been  devoted 
before  a  hundred  per  cent  completion  could  be  obtained. 

While  various  institutions  have  co-operated  materially,  the  editor 
feels  that  the  future  will  be  productive  of  greater  and  better  results. 

In  verifying,  revising  and  editing  these  four  thousand  sketches  and 
in  checking  the  additional  eight  thousand  names  not  included  in  this 
volume,  a  most  amazing  fund  of  information  has  been  classified  for  future 
reference. 

The  editor  will  acknowledge  thankfully  the  receipt  of  advice  per- 
taining to  errors,  ommissions  or  misstatements. 

It  is  felt  that  as  we  are  becoming  a  nation  of  athletes  and  our  chil- 
dren are  following  in  our  footsteps,  we  are  becoming  one  great  fraternity. 
To  this  end  it  will  be  greatly  appreciated  if  further  co-operation  is 
extended  by  those  who  are  interested  in  this  vast  subject. 

The  Editor. 


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LIST  OF  ILLUSTRATIONS 


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ADAMS,  PORTER  HARTWELL    (Aeronautics)  4 

ALEXANDER,    GROVER    C.     (Baseball). 9 

ALLEN,  FORREST  C.   (Athletics) 12 

ANDERSON,  PENELOPE  WEDDELL  (Tennis)  19 

AERIE,  MARK   (Trapshooting) 24 

BADGER,  SHERMAN  CAMPBELL    (Skating)..  33 

BARNARD,  ERNEST   SARGENT    (Baseball) ....  43 

BARNETT,  ROBERT  T.   (Golf) 47 

BOTHNER,  GEORGE    (Wrestling) 79 

BOWMAN,   JOHN   McE.    (Hunting,  Racing) ....  82 

BRAGG,  CALEB  S.    (Aviator) 88 

BRUCE,  WILLIAM  LAWSON   (Rifle  Shooting)  100 

BUNDY,  THOMAS  C.    (Tennis) 106 

BURKE,  HENRY  PENN   (Oarsman) 113 

CARLIN,  PHILLIPS   (Broadcaster  of  Sports) 126 

CARR,  SABIN  W.    (Pole   Vault) 131 

CLARK,  SYDNEY  P.  (Baseball,  Hockey,  Cricket)  149 

COLLETT,  GLENNA  FLORENCE    (Golf) 159 

COWDIN,  J.  CHEEVER   (Polo) 172 

DAVIS,  DWIGHT  FILLEY    (Tennis) 194 

DEMPSEY,  WILLIAM  H.    (Jack)    (Pugilist) 202 

EDERLE,  GERTRUDE  CAROLINE  (Swimming)  111 

EVANS,  CHARLES,  JR.   (Golf) 244 

FARRELL,  JOHN  JOSEPH  (Golf) 250 

FISH,  HAMILTON,  JR.    (Football) 258 

FISHER,   MORRIS    (Rifle   Shooting) 261 

GRAY,  THORD,  GEN.    (Archery) 308 

GRAYSON,  CAREY  T.,  ADMIRAL  (Racing). ...  309 

GREENLEAF,  RALPH   (Billiards) 313 

GRIFFITH,  CLARK   C.    (Baseball) 316 

HAGEN,  WALTER    (Golf) 324 

HARRIS,  STANLEY  RAYMOND    (Baseball)....  341 

HATCH,  CARL  T.,  Commodore    (Canoeist) 347 

HILLMAN,  HARRY  L.    (Track  and  Field) 364 

HITCHCOCK,  THOMAS,  JR.    (Polo) 369 

HORN,  MIRIAM  BURNS    (Golf) 380 

HORNSBY,    ROGERS     (Baseball) 383 

HULBERT,  MURRAY,  HON.  (Athletics) 394 

IRELAND,  AUBREY  EDWARD    (Canoeist) 405 

JACOBS,  HELEN  HULL    (Tennis) 411 

JOHNSON,  WALTER    (Baseball) 421 

JONES,  ROBERT  TYRE,  JR.    (Golf) 427 

KELLY,  JOHN  B.    (Oarsman) 440 

KING,  PHILIP    (Football) 448 

KIRBY,  GUSTAVUS  TOWN   (Athletics) 452 

LANDIS,  KENESAW  MOUNTAIN   (Baseball)  466 

LAZARRA,  SAMUEL    (Joe   Dundee)     (Boxing)..  474 

LE  GENDRE,  ROBERT  LUCIEN   (Pentathlon) ..  480 

LEWIS,  ED    (Strangler)    (Wrestling) 487 


LINDBOE,   GUST  AVE   EMIL    (Skiing) 489 

LITTLE,  LOUIS   (Football) 494 

LOUGHRAN,  THOMAS  PATRICK   (Boxing)..  502 
MAC  ARTHUR,  D.,  MAJ.-GEN.    (Athletics)....  508 

MALLORY,  CLIFFORD  D.   (Yacht  Racing) 519 

McLEOD,  FRED   (Golf) 549 

MILBURN,  DEVEREUX    (Polo) 561 

MYRICK,  JULIAN  S    (Tennis) 586 

NAISMITH,  JAMES   (Basketball) 590 

NEWCOMB,  CHARLES  H.   (Trapshooting) 595 

OLIPHANT,  ELMER  Q.    (Football  and  Track)..  611 

OOSTERBAAN,  BENNIE  G   (Football) 615 

PADDOCK,  CHARLES  WILLIAM  (Sprinter) ....  623 

PLANT,  WILLIAM   (Walking  Champion) 649 

RAMSAY,  HERBERT  HARTLEY   (Golf) 664 

REYNOLDS,  JACK  V.    (Wrestling) 675 

RICE,  HENRY  GRANTLAND    (Sports  Writer)   679 

RICHARDS,  VINCENT  (Tennis) 682 

ROBERTSON,  LAWSON    (Olympic  Coach) 690 

ROCKNE,  KNUTE  K.    (Football  Coach) 695 

RUTH,  GEORGE  HERMAN    (Baseball) 710 

SABIN,  CHARLES   HAMILTON    (Golf) 714 

SANDE,  EARLE   (Jockey) 718 

SHEPPARD,  MELVIN  W.    (Indoor  Sports) 744 

SHERRILL,  CHARLES  H.,  GEN.    (Track) 747 

SINCLAIR,  HARRY  FORD    (Sportsman) 755 

SPEAKER,  TRISTRAM   E.    (Baseball) 771 

STAGG,  AMOS  ALONZO    (Football   Coach)....  777 

STETSON,  MRS.  HELEN  B.    (Golf) 785 

STEVENSON,    MALCOLM    (Polo) 788 

STODDARD,  LOUIS  E.    (Polo) 793 

STRIBLING,  WILLIAM  L.,  JR.    (Pugilist) 800 

SWEETSER,    JESSE   W.    (Golf) 809 

THORPE,  JAMES    (Football) 828 

TIGERT,  JOHN  J.    (Athletics  Coach) 832 

TILDEN,  WILLIAM  T„  2nd.   (Tennis) 835 

TRAYLOR,  MELVIN  A.   (Golf) 843 

TUNNEY,  JAS.  JOS.   (Gene)    (Pugilist) 849 

WARNER,  GLEN  SCOBEY  (Football  Coach) 873 

WARREN,  ADDISON   E.    (Pugilist) 876 

WEBB,  HAMILTON  M.   (Boxing  Coach) 882 

WEBB,  JAMES  WATSON   (Polo) 885 

WEISSMULLER,  JOHN    (Swimming) 890 

WHITNEY,  HARRY  PAYNE   (Polo) 902 

WILLIAMS,  ALFORD  J.    (Aviation) 908 

WILLIAMS,  H.  L.   (Football,  Track,  Boxing) 911 

WILLIAMS,  RICHARD  N.,  2nd.    (Tennis) 914 

WILLS,  HELEN  NEWINGTON  (Tennis) 918 

WILTON,  FRANK  STARRH    (Hunting) 923 

ZBYSZKO,  WLADEK   (Wrestler) 938 


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ABBATICCHIO,  RAYMOND  J.,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Latrobe,  Pa.,  June  5,  1882.  Son 
of  A.  and  Mary  (Sorrentino)  Abbaticchio.  Ed.: 
Latrobe  H.  Sch.  (Pa.),  1896;  A.M.,  St.  Mary's 
Coll.  (Belmont  N.  C),  1899;  Georgetown  Univ., 
P.G.,  1905;  LL.B.,  1906. 

Record :  1896,  mem.,  Latrobe  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1897-99.  mem.,  track  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  B.B.  1897-99).  1900,  won  George- 
town Univ.  Inter.  Sch.  indoor  50-yd.  dash.  1901- 
04,  mem.,  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1902,  won  Georgetown  Univ.  indoor 
220-yd.  dash.  1902-03,  mem.,  Georgetown  relay 
team.  1904-05,  capt.,  Georgetown  relay  team 
(undefeated  both  yrs.).  1905,  mem.,  Georgetown 
Ath.  Adv.  Bd. 

Present  Occupation:  lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lieut.  Ordnance,  1918-20.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi ;  Georgetown  "G"  Club  ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Married:  Ada  Alexander,  1905.  Chil- 
dren: Raymond,  Jr.,  age  19;  Maria,  age  18; 
Paula,  age.  15.  Office:  Int.  Ex.  Bank  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1910  Calvert  St.,  Wash., 
District  of  Columbia. 


ABBOT.  GEORGE  EZRA,  tennis.  Born: 
Melrose,  Mass.,  Mar.  22,  1896.  Son  of  George 
and  Agnes  M.  (Radford)  Abbot.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1917. 

Record :  1911-12-13,  mem.,  Noble  and  Green- 
ough  Sch.  B.B.  team  (capt.  1913).  1913,  mem., 
Noble  and  Greenough  Sch.  track  team.  1914- 
15-16-17,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1917). 
1917,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  squad.  1922, 
Nat'l.  Amateur  Class  B.  Squash  Tennis  Champ. 

1925,  Essex    County     (Mass.)     singles    champ. 

1926,  Essex  County  (Mass.)  singles  runner-up; 
Mass.  State  doubles  champ,  (tennis)  ;  North 
Shore  doubles  champ.  1927,  Mass.  State  dou- 
bles runner-up  (tennis)  ;  North  Shore  doubles 
runner-up. 

Present  Occupation:  Banking.  War  Record: 
1st  Lieut.  301st  Inf.,  76th  Div. ;  14  mos.  in 
France,  no  action  with  Dept.  Div.  Affiliations: 
Brown  Brothers  &  Co. ;  Dir.  Tyer  Rubber  Co. 
(Andover,  Mass.);  Longwood  Cricket  Club; 
Longwood  Covered  Courts.  Married:  Anglesea 
Hewlett.  Children:  Sarah  Willets,  age  4.  Office: 
60  State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  142  Middle- 
sex Rd.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 

ABBOTT,  CLEVE  L.,  football.  Born:  Yank- 
ton, S.  Dak.,  Dec.  19,  1892.  Son  of  Elbert  and 
Molly  (Brown)  Abbott.  Ed.:  Watertown  (S. 
Dak.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  S.  Dak.  State  Coll.,  1916; 
grad.  work,  Kansas  State  Coll. ;  grad.  work, 
Harvard  summer  course  in  phys.  ed. 


Record:  1908-12,  won  16  letters,  Watertown, 
S.  Dak.  H.  Sch.,  1910-11,  All-State  F.B.  center. 
1911,  won  two-mi.  race,  Northern  Normal  track 
meet  held  at  Aberdeen,  S.  Dak.  1912,  ran  an- 
chor on  winning  %-mi.  relay  team  (State  meet 
held  at  Vermilion,  S.  Dak.).  1912-16,  won  14 
letters,  S.  Dak.  State  Coll.  1912-13-14-15,  All- 
State  center.  1913-14,  All-Northwestern  center. 
1915-16,  capt.,  varsity  Bskt.  B.  team.  1917-19, 
ath.  officer,  366th  U.  S.  Inf.  1919-23,  in  charge 
phys.  ed.  and  ath.  at  Kansas  Industrial  and 
Educational  Inst.  (Topeka,  Kans.).  1923-28, 
dir.  phys.  ed.  and  ath.,  Tuskegee  Inst.  (F.B. 
team,  Southern  champs.).  1924-25-26-27;  won 
natl.  champ,  of  colored  coll.,  1926-27;  defeated 
Lincoln  Univ.  of  Pa.  at  Franklin  Field ;  defeated 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926-27  (the  Natl.  League  Park, 
Phila.,  Pa.). 

Present  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  ath., 
Tuskegee  Inst.  (Ala.)  War  Record:  1st.  Lieut, 
and  Regtl.  Intelligence  officer,  366th  U.  S.  Inf., 
1917-19 ;  honorably  discharged,  1st.  Lieut.,  April 
23,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha  Psi ; 
Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Jessie 
Harriet  Scott,  Oct.  15,  1917.  Children:  Jessie 
Ellen,  aged  9.     Home:  Tuskegee  Inst.,  Ala. 

ABBOTT,  EDWIN  M.,  father  of  basketball, 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Bom:  Phila.  Pa.,  June  4,  1S77. 
Son  of  Theodore  and  Alvina  (Roswig)  Abbott. 
Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1896. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B. 
squad.  1895-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  squad 
(ran  100-yd.  dash  in  101/5  sec;  1  mile  walk  in 
7.29).  1896,  Univ.  of  Pa.  mgr.,  organizer  and 
coach  of  first  Bskt.  B.  team.  1896-97.  coach 
Epis.  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1896-1901.  mgr.  All-Sch. 
B.B.  team  (Phila.,  Pa.)  1S98-1901,  coach  St. 
Luke's  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.),  B.B.  and  F.  B. 
teams;  official  from  1895-1928;  relay  races, 
Univ.  of  Pa.;  I.C.A.A.A.  track  official;  F.B. 
official  on  official  list  for  many  years;  bowler 
on  Century  Club,  Phila.,  team.  Historian  for 
ten  years  Veteran  Athl.  of  Phila.;  Historian 
of  Century  Veterans.  Cycling:  mem.,  Century 
Wheelmen  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Pres.,  Century  Wheel- 
men Veterans;  Spec.  Ath.  contributor  to  Phil. 
Press,  Telegraph,  Bulletin  and  other  papers. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Gov.  Appeal  Agent  of  Home  District;  Chrmn. 
Legal  Adv.  Bd.  of  home  dist. ;  Organizer  and 
Sec.  of  First  Home  Defense  League  in  Amer. 
at  Oak  Lane,  Phila. ;  Personally  sold  over  ten 
million  dollars  of  bonds.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Oak  Lane  Park  Improvement  Asso.  (16  yrs.)  ; 
Counsel  Boy's  Week  Asso.  of  Phila.;  Counsel 
Keystone  Auto  Club. ;  Mem.  Legislature  of  Pa., 
1911-13;  Chrmn.  State  Comm.  on  Employment 
of  Prisoners,  1913-17;  Chrmn.   State  Comm.  on 


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Revision  of  Penal  Laws,  1917-25 ;  Vice-Chrmn. 
Section  Criminal  Law ;  American  Bar  Asso. 
Chrmn.  Com.  on  Criminal  Law  of  Pa.  Bar  Asso. ; 
32nd  degree  Mason  ;  Shriner  ;  Artisan  ;  Malta  ; 
Varsity  Club  of  Pa.  Clubs:  Mfgrs.  Sagamore 
Shrine ;  Mfgrs.  C.  C. ;  Historical  Soc.  of  Pa. ; 
Valley    Forge    Historical    Soc. ;    Old    York    Rd. 

C.  C. ;  Boosters;  Phila.,  Realtors.  Hobby:  Golf, 
writing  poetry  and  legal  articles.  Married: 
Florence  Wilson,  Nov.  9,  1905.  Children: 
Emilie  Ferry,  age  20 ;  T.  H.  Wilson,  age  15. 
Office:  1028  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
708  64th  Ave.,  Oak  Lane,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ABBOTT,  HOWARD  T.,  Manager  Univ.  of 
Michigan   baseball    team,    1891.      Born:   Wash., 

D.  C,  Feb.  11,  1867.  Son  of  Asa  T.  and  Fanny 
V.  (Cross*  Abbott.  Ed.:  U.  S.  Army  Sch. ;  Min- 
neapolis H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. ;  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record :  1884-85,  mem.,  Minneapolis  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.  B.  teams.  1886-87,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
team,  1887).  1887,  Mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Ath. 
Asso.  1889-90,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team. 
1891,  mgr.,  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Abbott,  McPhe- 
wall,  Saucer,  Gilbert  and  Doan.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  N.  Trust  Co.  (Duluth,  Minn.)  ;  Atty.  for 
Weyerhaeser  Timber  Interests,  Jones  and 
Laughlan  Steele  Corp.  and  C.  and  N.  W.  Ry. 
Co. ;  Chi  Psi ;  Mason ;  Minn.  State  Bar  Asso. ; 
Amer.  Bar  Asso. ;  Inter-Nat'l.  Law  Asso. ;  Minn. 
Crime  Comn.  Clubs:  Ketchie  Gammi ;  North- 
land C.  C. ;  Annandale  G.  C.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Gertrude  Markell, 
Nov.  20,  1895.  Children:  Katharine,  age  28; 
John  Townsend,  age  23.  Office:  Alworth  Bldg., 
Duluth,  Minn.  Home:  2219  Bast  Superior  St., 
Duluth,  Minn. 

ABELES,  CHARLES  TAUSSIG,  crew.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  22,  1891.  Son  of  Julian 
D.  and  Emily  (Taussig)  Abeles.  Ed. :  Smith 
Acad.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.);  Harvard,  A.B.,  1913; 
LL.B.,  1910. 

Record :  1910,  coxswain,  Harvard  freshman 
crew.  1911-12-13,  coxswain,  Harvard  Varsity 
crew  (capt.,  1913).  1914,  coxswain,  Union  Boat 
Club  (Boston)  crew  participating  in  Henley 
races,  Henley,  Eng.  (finished  second  to  Harvard 
crew  in  finals  of  Grand  Challenge  Cup  race, 
July  4,  1914). 

Present  Occupation:  Railroad  attorney ;  so- 
licitor, Seaboard  Air  Line  Railway  Co.  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  June,  1917;  discharged 
as  C.B.M.,  April,  1919.  Clubs:  Harvard  Var- 
sity ;  Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Norfolk,  Va.,  C.  C. ; 
Princess  Anne  C.  C.  (Va.  Beach,  Va.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  riding.  Married:  Sally  Pope  Taylor,  May 
8,  1926.  Office:  313  Seaboard  Air  Line  Bldg., 
Norfolk,  Va.  Home:  Hague  Apt.,  3-A,  Norfolk, 
Virginia. 


ABELL,  EARL  C,  head  football  coach,  Col- 
gate Univ.  Bom:  Portage,  Wis.,  May  29,  1892. 
Son  of  David  H.  and  Carrie  Abell.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Colgate  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1912-13-14-15,  mem.,  Colgate  Var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1915).  1915,  elected  by 
Walter  Camp  as  All-Amer.  tackle. 

Present  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach,  Colgate 
Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Detached  service  instruct- 
ing at  V.M.I.  (Lexington,  Va.)  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Exchange  Club ;  32nd  de- 
gree Mason.  Hobby:  Chicken  raising.  Married: 
Cora  Marie  Casey.  Children:  John  Earl,  age  6; 
Edward  Bankart,  age  4 ;  Earl  Robert,  age  2. 
Office:  Huntington  Gym.,  Hamilton,  N.  Y.  Home: 
7  College  St.,  Hamilton,  N.  Y. 

ABELLS,  HARRY  DELMONT,  capt.,  Univ. 
of  Chicago  baseball  team,  1895-96.  Born:  Hat- 
field, Mass.,  Oct.  18,  1872.  Son  of  N.  T.  and 
Ruth  (Livermore)  Abells.  Ed.:  Mount  Hermon 
Sch.  for  Boys  (Mass.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Record :  1894-95-96-97,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Chicago 
B.B.  team  (capt.  1895-96)  ;  West.  Champs. 
(1896-97). 

Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Chicago  City 
Club.  Married:  Helena  Sadd.  Children:  Ruth 
Helena,  age  17.  Office:  2139  W.  111th  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Home:  2114  W.  112th  St.,  Chicago, 
Illinois. 


ABRAMS,  STERLING  ELY,  lacrosse.  Born: 
Nelsonville,  N.  J.,  Mar.  20,  1899.  Son  of  Charles 
E.  and  Laura  (Ely)  Abrams.  Ed.:  Hagerstown 
(Md.)  H.  Sch.,  1912-16;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1920. 

Record :  1919-20,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Md.  boxing 
team  (middleweight)  ;  mem.,  Univ.  of  Md.  la- 
crosse team   (won  letter,  1920). 

Present  Occupation:  Chemist,  San-I-Sal  Lab- 
oratories, Inc.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.,  Univ.  of 
Md.  Affiliations:  Delta  Sigma  Phi;  "M"  Club, 
Univ.  of  Md.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Helen 
B.  Tompkins,  Feb.  14,  1925.  Offlice:  3200  K  St., 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1875  Mintwood  PL, 
Wash.,  D.  C. 


ABRAMSON,  GEORGE,  All-West  football 
player.  Born:  Eveleth,  Minn.,  May  13,  1903.  Son 
of  Aaron  and  Harriet  (Bushy)  Abramson.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  coaches'  All-Conf.  1924,  coaches' 
All-Conf. ;  Camp's  Md.  All-Amer. ;  Eckersalls' 
All-Conf.;  Eckersalls'  All-West. 

Present  Occupation:  Merchandising  and 
financing.  A  filiations:  Brokering;  "M"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Sigma  Alpha  Nu.  Hobby: 
Handball.  Office:  1529  Univ.  Ave.  S.  E.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  324  1st  St.  S.,  Virginia, 
Minnesota. 


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ACKERMAN,  ARTHUR  TUSTEN,  chosen 
All-America n  center,  1925-26.  Born:  Elk  City, 
Okla.,  Oct.  7,  1901.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Emily 
(Tnsten)  Ackerman.  Ed.:  Lawrence  H.  Sch. 
(Lawrence,  Ivans.)  ;  Univ.  of  Kans. 

Record :  1919-20-21,  mem.,  Lawrence  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.  B.  team.  1919-21,  runner-up  in  State 
Tournament.  1921,  chosen  All-State  center. 
1923-24-25,  mem.,  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  Bskt,  B. 
team.  1924-25,  chosen  All-Valley  center.  1925, 
chosen  All-West,  center.  1925-26-27,  mem., 
Kans.  City  Ath.  Club  Bskt.  B.  team.  1925-26, 
chosen  AU-Ameri.  center.  1926,  second  place 
Nat'l.  A.A.U.  tournament. 

Present  Occupation:  Sales  Dept.,  Sheffield 
Steel  Corp.  Affiliations:  Kans.  City  Ath.  Club.; 
Sigma  Chi.  Office:  Sheffield  Steel  Corp.,  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo.  Home:  3870  Charlotte  St.,  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo. 

ACOSTA,  JOHN  SYDNEY,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Dec.  13,  1898. 
Son  of  Tracy  L.  and  Cora  (Bailey)  Acosta.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.  (Lawrenceville,  N.  J.),  1917; 
A.B.,   Yale,   1921. 

Record :  1916,  mem.,  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.,  Yale  F.B.  team.  1919- 
20-21,  mem.,  Yale  track  team.  1920,  mem.,  Eck- 
ersall's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1922,  coach,  Fla. 
freshman  champ.  F.B.  .team. 

Mil.  Service:  Second  Lt.  Field  Artillery.  Af- 
filiations: Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Everglades 
Club  (Palm  Beach,  Fla.)  ;  Oasis  Club  (Palm 
Beach,  Fla.)  ;  Yale  Club  (N.Y.C.).  Home:  P.  O. 
Box.  No.  71,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

ADAMS,  CHARLES  WHITE,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Pennsylvania  lacrosse  team,  1923-24.  Born: 
Spokane,  Wash.,  Sept.  3,  1902.  Son  of  Howard 
O.  and  Lee  Anna  (White)  Adams.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924;  Univ.  of  Wash. 

Record :  1920,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wash,  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B. 
team.  1923-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  lacrosse 
team.  1924-25-27,  asst.  coach  Gonzaga  Univ. 
(Spokane,  Wash.). 

Present  Occupation:  Broker.  Affiliations:  Lo- 
gan and  Bryan ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Spokane  C.  C. ; 
Pa.  Club  (N.Y.C.,  N.Y.)  ;  Spokane  City  Club; 
Spokane  Ath.  Club;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  handball.  Office:  N.  8.  Stevens  St.,  Spokane, 
Wash.    Home:  Altadena  Apts.,  Spokane,  Wash. 

ADAMS,  FRANCIS  WESTON  WOOLLARD, 

hockey.  Bom:  Springfield,  Mass.,  Aug.  9,  1904. 
Son  of  Charles  Francis  and  Lillian  May  (Wool- 
lard  )  Adams.  Ed. :  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  Har- 
vard, 1928. 

Record :  1922-23,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.,  Harvard  fresh- 
man hockey  team.     1925,  mem.,  Harvard  fresh- 


man B.B.  team.  1927,  mem.,  Harvard  Varsity 
B.B.  team  (Amer.  I.  C.  champs.)  Asst.  mgr., 
Boston  Bruins  pro.  hockey  team  (Amer.  pro. 
champs,  and  runners-up  of  the  world's  champs. 
Ottawa  Senators).  1928,  asst.  mgr.,  Boston 
Bruins. 

Present  Occupation:  Student,  Harvard  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Delta  Pi;  Natl.  Lancers. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Univ.  Club;  Millwood 
Hunt;  Hasty-Pudding  (Inst,  of  1770,  Harvard)  ; 
Framingham  C.  C.  Hobby:  Sports  in  general. 
Office:  Salem  End  Rd.,  Framingham  Center, 
Mass.    Home:  Same. 


ADAMS,  GILBERT  E.,  football.  Born:  Dal- 
ton,  Mass.,  Jan.  26,  1905.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
H.  G.  Adams.  Ed.:  Dalton  H.  Sch. ;  Bates  Coll. ; 
Maine  Certificate  of  Phys.  Ed. 

Record:  Mem.,  Dalton  H.  Sch.,  F.B.,  Bskt.  B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (B.B.  won  Berkshire  County 
Champ.,  1923).  Mem.,  Bates  Coll.  F.B.  team 
three  yrs.  (capt.,  1927). 

Present.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Bates  Coll.  A.  A.;  Bates  Varsity  Club  (Treas.)  ; 
Bates  Outing  Club;  Bates  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby: 
Physical  education.  School:  Bates  Coll.,  Lewis- 
ton,  Maine.    Home:  90  Depot  St.,  Dalton,  Mass. 

ADAMS,  JEFF,  professional  golfer.  Bom: 
Warrenville,  111.,  Feb.  7,  1895.  Son  of  Robert  C. 
and  Marie  (Lambs)  Adams.  Ed.:  Wheaton  H. 
Sch.  (111.). 

Record:  1914-21,  pro.  golfer,  French  Lick 
Hotel  (Ind.),  1919-20,  pro.  golfer,  Logansport, 
C.C.  (Ind.).  1920-21,  pro.  golfer,  Gulf  Port  C.C., 
(Mass.).  1921-25,  pro.  golfer,  Laurel  Club 
(Mass.).  1924-25,  won  Miss.  Open  Champ. 
1925,  won  Gulf  States  Open  Champ.  1926-28, 
pro.  golfer,  Savannah  C.C.  1927,  hold  course 
record  Savannah  Club  (67-holes;  distinct,  of 
being  only  golfer  to  break  70  on  Savannah 
Course).  Holder  of  course  record  at  Audubon 
C.C,  Louisville,  Ky.  (66).  Hold  record  at 
Laurel  C.C,  Laurel,  Miss.  (68).  Hold  record 
Belora  C.C.   (score  67). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  1917,  mem.,  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Allied  Golf 
Co.;  Croydon  Golf  Co.;  P.G.A. ;  Savannah  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  radio.  Married:  Ethel 
Vaughan,  1921.  Children:  Alice  Marie,  age  6. 
Office:     Savannah  G.C,  Savannah,  Ga. 

ADAMS,  PORTER  HARTWELL,  president  of 
the  National  Aeronautic  Association.  Bom: 
Andover,  Massachusetts,  August  10,  1894.  Son 
of  Charles  A.  and  Jeannie  H.  (Porter)  Adams. 
Education:  Stone's  School  (Boston)  ;  Univer- 
sity of  Redlands  (California)  ;  Massachusetts 
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Record:  1915,  special  work  with  the  Con- 
necticut Air  Craft  Company  and  Cooper  Air 
Craft  Company.  1916,  flying  at  Glenn  Martin 
Plant  and  work  with  Donald  Douglas  on  orig- 
inal world  flight  plans.  1922,  one  of  the  original 
incorporators  of  the  National  Aeronautic  Asso- 
ciation. 1922-26,  governor  and  district  vice- 
president,  and  chairman  of  the  executive  com- 
mittee of  the  National  Aeronautic  Association. 
1922-28,  chairman  of  the  Boston  Municipal  Air- 
port (appointed  by  the  Mayor).  1926-28,  presi- 
dent of  the  National  Aeronautic  Association. 
Chairman  of  the  aviation  committee  of  Ameri- 
can Legion ;  president  of  the  Aero  Club  of  New 
England ;  vice-president  of  the  Aero  Club  of 
Massachusetts ;  member  of  the  aviation  commit- 
tee ;  member  of  the  aeronautics  standards  com- 
mittee ;  Society  of  Automotive  Engineers ;  hon- 
orary member  of  the  Aero  Club  of  Cuba. 

Present  Occupation:  President,  National  Aero- 
nautic Association.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted, 
United  States  Navy ;  Naval  Information  and 
Communication  Service  from  Rockland,  Maine, 
1917-1918;  Naval  Air  Station,  Chatham,  Mas- 
sachuetts,  1918-19.  At  present  lieutenant-com- 
mander of  United  States  Naval  Reserve.  Af- 
filiations: Member  of  the  American  Olympic 
Committee  (President  appointee)  ;  American 
Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers ;  Military  Or- 
der of  the  World  War;  Naval  Order  of  the 
United  States ;  United  States  Naval  Institute ; 
Eclipse  Grange  (Thetford,  Vermont)  ;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Clubs:  Metropolitan  (Wash- 
ington, D.  C.)  ;  Army  and  Navy  (Washington, 
D.  C.)  ;  Engineers  (Boston)  ;  Wardroom  (Bos- 
ton) ;  Army  and  Navy  (Boston)  ;  Woodland 
Golf  (Auburndale)  ;  Corinthian  Yacht  (Marble- 
head).  Hobby:  Sailing.  Married:  Dorothy 
Johnson,  April  29,  1924.  Office:  National  Aero- 
nautic Association,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
1796  Beacon   Street,  Boston,  Massachusetts. 

ADAMS.  WINTHROP,  football,  baseball  and 
hockey.  Bom:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  May  18,  1887. 
Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Sarah  (White)  Adams. 
Ed.:  Rindge  Tech.  (Cambridge,  Mass.).  1905: 
Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1909;  M.D.,  Tufts  Coll., 
1915. 

Record:  1901-05,  mem.,  Rindge  Tech.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  hockey  1904-05). 
1903-04.  All-Inter-Sch.  F.B.,  Boston  Inter-Sch. 
League.  1905-06,  mem.,  Brown  Univ.  hockey 
team.  1905-07,  mem.,  Brown  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams,  1907,  mem.,  Brown  Univ.  B.B.  team 
(Nat'l.  Inter-Coll.  Champs.).  1908,  coach  Provi- 
dence Tech.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem., 
Tufts  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.  1912).  1912-13, 
mem.,  Tufts  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.,  Provi- 
dence Inter-Nat'l.  league.  1917,  capt.  Boston 
Navy  Yard  F.B.  team  (undefeated).  1919,  mem. 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 


Present  Occupation:  Doctor.  Naval  Service: 
Lieut.  Naval  Medical  Corps,  1917-19.  Affilia- 
tions: U.  S.  Veterans'  Bureau;  Amer.  Medical 
Asso. ;  Mass.  Medical  Soc. ;  Wash.  G.  and  C.  C. ; 
City  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Freda 
Knowles,  Dec.  3,  1909.  Office:  Veterans'  Bu- 
reau, Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1703  N.  Y.  Ave. 
N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


ADAMSON,  WILMER,  All-Mid-West  Confer- 
ence end  on  football  team.  Bom:  Boone,  la., 
Oct.  1,  1903.  Son  of  Mrs.  Hulda  (Nordeen) 
Adamson.  Ed. :  Boone  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Cornell 
Coll. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.,  Boone  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.,  Boone  H.  Sch.  wrestling 
team  (won  State  Champ.).  1923,  mem.,  Cornell 
Coll.  wrestling  team.  1923-24-25-26,  mem.,  Cor- 
nell Coll.  F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.,  All-Mid- 
West  Conf.  team.  1926,  mem.,  Cornell  Coll. 
track  team  (won  Mid-West  Conf.).  1927,  coach 
Cornell  freshman  F.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Mid-West  Canning  Corp. ;  "C"  Club  (Cornell 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Coaching.  School:  Box.  585, 
Mt.  Vernon,  la.  Home:  310  Sheridan  Ave.,  Des 
Moines,  la. 

ADDINGTON,  LEROY  HICKS,  baseball 
writer.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  10,  1894. 
Son  of  William  Bacon  and  Clara  (Gorsuch) 
Addington.  Ed.:  Central  and  Soldan  H.  Schs. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  Univ.  of  Mo.  (Columbia, 
Mo.),  2  yrs. 

Present  Occupation:  B.  B.  writer,  The  Sport- 
ing News  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  War  Record:  48th 
Co.,  20th  Engrs. ;  mem.,  A.  E.  F. ;  Sgt.  1st  class. 
Affiliations:  Mem.  State  Bd.  Ark.  Boxing  Ref- 
erees; mem.  S.  West  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Elks; 
Sigma  Nu ;  B.B.  Writers  Asso  .of  Amer.  Hobby: 
B.B.  and  dogs.  Married:  Elizabeth  Rowley,  Mar. 
26,  1923.  Officce:  217%  N.  Tenth  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.    Home:  5568  Pershing  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ADEE,  GEORGE  TOVVNSEND,  President, 
U.  S.  Lawn  Tennis  Association,  1916-20.  Born: 
Stonington,  Conn.,  Jan.  4,  1874.  Son  of  George 
Augustus  and  Adelaide  (Stanton)  Adee.  Ed.: 
Harrington  Sch.  (Westchester,  N.  Y.),  1891; 
A.B.,  Yale,  1895. 

Record:  1893-94  mem.,  Yale  F.B.  team.  1894, 
chosen  by  Walter  Camp  as  "All-Amer."  quar- 
terback. 1895,  mgr.,  Yale  crew.  1895-1911, 
coached  Yale  F.B.  teams.  1922,  won  clay 
pigeon  champ.,  Westchester  C.  C.  1923,  won  live 
pigeon  champ.,  Westchester  C.  C. 

Present  Occupation:  Stock  and  bond  broker, 
Batcheller  and  Adee;  mem.,  N.  Y.  Stock  Ex- 
change (1899-1928).  War  Record:  Pvt.  Troop  A, 
N.  Y.  Vol.  Cavalry  during  Spanish  War,  1898; 
Maj.,  2nd  Battalion,  311  Inf.,  78  Div.  in  World 


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War,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Metropolitan  Mu- 
seum of  Art  (N.Y.C.)  ;  Amer.  Museum  of  Nat- 
ural History  (N.Y.C.)  ;  Audubon  Soc.  (N.Y.)  ; 
N.  Y.  Zoological  Soc. ;  mem.,  Bd.  of  Control 
Yale  Ath.  Asso.,  and  Chmn.,  Grad.  Com.  on 
Minor  Sports.  Clubs:  Racquet  and  Tennis 
(N.Y.)  ;  Univ.  (N.Y.)  ;  Yale,  N.  Y.  (pres.,  1922- 
23)  ;  Army  and  Navy  (N.Y.)  ;  Stock  Exchange 
(N.Y.)  ;  Lunch  Club  (NY.);  Nassau  C.  C. ; 
Garden  City  G.  C. ;  Westside  Tennis ;  Seabright 
Lawn  Tennis  and  Cricket ;  Westchester  C.  C. ; 
New  Haven  C.  C. ;  New  Haven  Lawn  Tennis 
Club ;  Grad.  Club,  New  Haven ;  Yale  Club  (Bos- 
ton). Hobby:  Golf;  tennis;  shooting  at  traps 
and  in  the  field.  Office:  62  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  Same. 

ADELMAN,  DAVID,  shot-putter  and  record 
holder  in  I.C.4A's.  Born:  N.Y.C,  N.Y.,  Nov.  3, 
1907.  Son  of  Herman  L.  and  Gertrude  (Offer) 
Adelman.  Ed. :  New  Utrecht  H.  Sch. ;  George- 
town Univ. 

Record:  1923,  shot-putting,  New  Utrecht  H. 
Sch.  1924-25,  won  P.S.A.L.  indoor  title;  won 
Nat'l.  indoor  title.  Mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
freshman  F.B.  and  track  team.  Mem.  George- 
town Univ.  Varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams.  Run- 
ner-up in  I.C.4A's ;  runner-up  Nat'l.  meet ;  run- 
ner-up Penn  Relays  ;  won  Jr.  Nat'l  title  (45'  3")  ; 
won  Senior  Metropolitan  title  (47' 4")  ;  runner- 
up  Nat'l  meet  (48' 5%")  ;  runner-up  in  I.C.4A's 
(new  record,  48' 8");  runner-up  Manhattan 
Coll.  games  ((48' 4"). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing. Office:  3337  N  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Home:  1824  75th  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

ADKINS,  ARCHIBALD  W.,  crew.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  26,  1905.  Son  of  Jesse  C.  and 
Bertha  (McNaught)  Adkins.  Ed.:  Western  H. 
Sch.,  1922;  Devitt  Prep.,  1923;  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1927;  B.S.,  Mass.  Inst.  Tech.,  1929. 

Record:  1923,  mgr.,  Devitt  Prep  Bskt.  B. 
team.  1925,  won  champ,  of  150-lb.  crew  at 
Henley  regatta,  Amer.  Rowing  Asso.  (Phila., 
Pa.).  1925-26,  No.  3  and  bow  oar  on  Univ.  of 
Pa.  150-lb.  crew ;  won  150-lb.  crew  race  from 
Columbia  Univ.  1926,  won  150-lb.  crew  race 
from  Navy ;  crew  runner-up  at  Henley  regatta. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Penn.  Varsity  Club.  Office: 
Mass.  Inst.  Tech.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  1424 
16th  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

AHARA,  EDWIN  H.,  football.  Born:  Evans- 

ville,    Wis.,    Jan.   6,    1865.     Son  of   Hugh   and 

Mary  Jane  (Leighton)  Ahara.  Ed.:  B.C.E., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1892 ;  M.E.,  1896. 

Record:  Helped  originate  general  athletics, 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1890-01,  Pres.,  first  general  ath. 
asso.,  Univ.  of  Wis. ;  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 


team  (one  of  originators  of  F.B.,  University  of 
Wis.).  1891,  capt,  first  champ.  F.B.  team, 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Present  Occupation:  Treas.  and  mgr.,  Temple 
Theatre.  Affiliations:  Works  mgr.,  Dodge  Mfg. 
Co.  Plants,  Mishawaka,  1902-23 ;  Pres.,  Ind.  En- 
gineering Soc,  1916-17 ;  Dir.,  Mishawaka  Bank, 
1910-23;  Welfare-Red  Cross  of  Mishawaka; 
Masons.  Clubs:  Miami  C.  C. ;  Univ.  Club;  Ro- 
tary. Hobby:  Golf  and  moving  pictures.  Mar- 
ried: Emma  Biglow,  Mar.  4,  1897.  Children: 
Josephine,  age  30.  Office:  102  Lincoln  Way, 
East  Mishawaka,  Ind.  Home:  716  Lincoln  Way, 
East  Mishawaka,  Ind. 

AHEARN,  GOLDIE,  A.E.F.  feather-weight 
champion,  1919.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Dec.  25, 
1900.     Ed.:  Wash.  Public  Schs. 

Record:  1916,  started  boxing.  1919,  won 
A.E.F.  feather-weight  champ.  (Paris).  1924, 
won  S.  feather-weight  champ,  from  "Boots"  Ant- 
ley  (Savannah,  Ga.)  1926,  mgr.,  several  boxers; 
mem.,  Amer.  Legion  Amateur  Boxing  Com. 

Present  Occupation:  Haberdasher.  War  Rec- 
ord: 110th  F.A.,  29th  Div.  A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Af- 
filiations: Mgr.  United  Shirts  Shops;  Amer.  Le- 
lion.  Hobby:  Boxing.  Married:  Helene  Brause, 
Feb.  26,  1928.  Office:  500  9th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  1220  N.  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

AHERN,  DANIEL  F.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Manchester,  N.  H.,  Feb.  15,  1898.  Son  of 
D.  F.  and  Julia  (Butler)  Ahern.  Ed.:  Manches- 
ter II.  Sch.,  1914-16;  B.S.,  Georgetown  Univ., 
1920. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.,  Manchester  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  Bskt.  B., 
1916).  1917-19,  mem.,  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1923-28,  coach  and  ath.  dir., 
Western  H.  Sch.   (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Present  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Western  H. 
Sch.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Coxswain 
U.  S.  Navy,  1917-19;  detailed  at  Georgetown 
Univ.  as  instr.,  S.A.T.C.  Clubs:  "G"  Club 
(Georgetown  Univ.).  Married:  Mary  Clare 
Foley,  Mar.  1,  1924.  Children:  Mary,  age  1. 
Office:  Western  H.  Sch.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
5245  42nd  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  D.  C. 

AHERN,  THEODORE  JAMES,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Highlands,  N.  J.,  Jan.  6, 
1899.  Son  of  James  and  Catherine  (Kerrigan) 
Ahern.  Ed.:  Atlantic  Highlands  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Alfred  Univ. 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.,  Atlantic  Highlands 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1919-23, 
mem.,  Alfred  Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921)  ; 
mem,  Ath.  Council  Bd.,  Alfred  Univ.  (pres. 
1922-23).  1920,  mem.,  Alfred  Univ.  Varsity 
B.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.,  Alfred  Univ.  Varsity 
track  team.     Two  yrs.,  Bskt.  B.,  Alfred  Univ. 


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1923-20,  dir.,  phys.  ed.  and  ath.,  Wellsville  H. 
Sch.  (Wellsville,  N.  Y.).  1924,  local  mem.,  Cen. 
Bd.,  F.B  Officials  1925,  approved  official,  Bskt. 
B.  (Nat'l.).  1926,  Tri-County  League  B.B.  um- 
pire. 1926-27,  dir.,  phys.  ed.  and  coach  of  ath., 
Hornell  H.  Sen.  (Hornell,  N.  Y.).  1927,  super- 
visor, ath.  and  psys.  ed.,  Hornell  Public  Schs. 

Present  Occupation:  Supervisor,  phys.  ed.  and 
ath.  Affiliations:  Nat'l.  Sportsmanship  Broth- 
erhood ;  Delta  Sigma  Phi ;  Phi  Psi  Omega  ;  K.  C. 
Hobby:  Coaching  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  Married: 
Elsbeth  Dean,  1925.  Children:  James  Kerri- 
gan, infant.  Office:  Park  St.,  Hornell,  N.  Y. 
Home:  9  Cameron  Ave.,  Hornell,  N.  Y. 

AILINGER,  DR.  JAMES  J.,  capt.  of  Univ., 
Buffalo  basketball  team.  1923-24.  Born:  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.,  July  10,  1901.  Son  of  Jacob  M.  and 
Gertrude  (Blissing)  Ailinger.  Ed.  Hutchinson 
H.  Sch.,  D.  D.  S.,  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  1925. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.,  F.B.  and  swimming 
teams  Hutchinson  H.  Sch.  1919,  mem.,  Buffalo 
All  High  team.  1920-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Buffalo 
F.  B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  West 
Side  Rowing  Club  Crew,  Natl.,  Intermed.  four- 
oared  champ.  1923-24,  capt.,  Univ.  of  Buffalo 
Bskt.  B.  team.  1925,  mem.,  Buffalo  Pro.  F.B. 
team.     1925-28,    mem.,    Cen.    Bd.    F.B.    Officials. 

1926,  coach  and  capt.  Jamestown  Pro.  F.B.  team. 

1927,  coach  of  Nichols  Prep.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  team 
(champs,  of  triangular  League  with  Univ.  Sch. 
Cleveland  and  Shadyside  Acad.,  Pittsburg). 
Won  15  out  of  18  games. 

Pres.  Occupation  :  Dentist.  Affiliations :  West 
Side  Rowing  Club,  Dela.  G.  C.  (Pres.)  Univ.  of 
Buffalo  (Block  "B"  Club)  first  pres.,  Univ.  of 
Buffalo  S.  Athletic  Asso. ;  Delta  Sigma  Delta, 
Scalp  and  Blade,  Bison  Head  Hon.  Soc,  Eighth 
Dist.  Dental  Soc,  Buffalo  Dental  Soc,  N.  Y., 
State  Dental  Soc,  Amer.  Dental  Asso.  Hobby: 
Coaching  and  officiating,  golf.  Married:  Helen 
McMullen,  Nov.  5,  1927.  Office:  1370  Main  St., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  19  Laurel  St.,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y. 

ALDERFER,  CLEMENT  JOSEPH,  basket 
ball.  Born:  St.  Marys,  Pa.,  July  24,  1894.  Son 
of  John  F.  and  Anna  (Eddy)  Alderfer.  Ed.: 
Rehova  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.,  1911;  Dickinson  Sem. 
cen.  Pa.  1914-17,  mem.,  Swarthmore  B.B.  and 
(Williamsport,  Pa.),  1912;  A.B.,  Swarthmore, 
1917 ;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926 ;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.,  Renova,  Pa.,  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams ;  mem.,  Dickinson  Sem. 
(Williamsport,  Pa.)  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  track 
teams  (sch.  record  of  100  yds.  in  10  sec.  flat). 
1913,  mem.,  champ.  Bskt.  B.  team  of  east,  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1917-20,  coach,  Connellsville, 
Pa.,  H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams.  1920, 
ath.  dir.,  West  Chester,  Pa.,  H.  Sch.  1920-25, 
coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  track,  Port  Alle- 
ghany, Pa.,  H.  Sch.     1920-28,  Cen.  Bd.,  Bskt.  B. 


Officials.  1926-27,  mgr.  and  player,  Du  Bois 
pro.  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Supt.  of  schs.,  Du  Bois, 
Pa.  War  Record :  Aviation  service.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Phi 
Delta  Kappa ;  Rotary  Club.  Married :  Kath- 
arine Mayo,  Aug.  20,  1921.  Children:  John,  age 
5 ;  Clem,  age  2 ;  Bob,  age  1.  Office :  Central 
Sch.,  Du  Bois,  Pa.  Home:  1373  Scribner  Ave., 
Du  Bois,  Pa. 

ALEXANDER,  ARTHUR  HADDEN,  mem.* 
Univ.  of  Wisconsin  footbal  team,  1911-12-13. 
Born:  Decatur,  111.,  Oct.  27,  1892.  Son  of  Ar- 
thur Bengough  and  Stella  (Hadden)  Alexander. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1910;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,   1914;   M.L.A.,  Harvard,   1927. 

Record:  1909,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.  B.  team.  1911-12-13,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team.  1912,  West.  Champ.  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  hockey  team. 
1913,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  tennis  team.  1914-19, 
Cent.  Bd.  F.B.  Official.  1927,  mem.  Ohio  Squash 
Racquets  team    at   Nat'l.    tournament. 

Present  Occupation:  Landscape  Architect. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  in  Air  Service,  U.  S. 
Army,  June  17,  1927 ;  Aviation  Ground  Sch. 
M.I.T. ;  advanced  flying  training  in  France ; 
Comn.  1st.  Lieut,  in  Mar.,  1918 ;  at  West,  front 
with  96th  Aero  Squadron ;  wounded  Sept.  4, 
191S ;  on  board  of  awards  G.H.Z.,  Chaumont, 
Nov.  and  Dec,  1918 ;  honorable  discharge  Feb., 
1919 ;  awarded  Distinguished  Service  Cross, 
Croix  de  Guerre,  and  War  Medal  of  the  Aero 
Club  of  Amer.  Affiliations :  Alexander  and 
Strong ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Land- 
scape Architects.  Clubs:  Harvard  of  Boston; 
Harvard  of  N.  Y.  Univ.;  Kirkland  C.  C.  Mar- 
ried: Genevieve  Quinlan  Spaeder,  Aug.  30,  1927. 
Office:  4500  Euclid  Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home: 
2572  Kemper  Rd.,   Cleveland,   Ohio. 

ALEXANDER,       GROVER       CLEVELAND, 

professional  baseball.  Born:  St.  Paul,  Nebraska, 
February  26,  1887.  Son  of  William  and  Maggie 
(Cooty)  Alexander.  Education:  Public  School 
of  St.  Paul. 

Record:  1911-18,  played  professional  with 
Philadelphia  Nationals  (holds  record  of  16  shut- 
outs while  playing  season  of  1915 ;  won  30 
games,  1915,  31  in  1916  and  33  in  1917).  1918- 
26,  played  with  Chicago  Cubs.  1926-28,  played 
with  St.  Louis  Cardinals. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  baseball 
player.  Military  Service:  Enlisted  United  States 
Army,  Artillery,  May,  1918 ;  member  of  A.  E.  F. ; 
discharged,  April,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
American  Legion ;  Lincoln  Park  Gun  Club 
(Chicago).  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Amy 
Arrants,  May  31,  1918.  Address:  St.  Paul, 
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ALEXANDER,  WALTER,  football  and  crew. 
Bom:  Glasgow.  Scotland,  Jan.  22,  1872.  Son 
of  William  and  Mary  (Ferguson)  Alexander. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1897;  M.E.,  1898. 

Record:  1894-9H-96,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team.  1895-96,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  Varsity 
crew.  1897-98-99,  asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
1898-99-1900-01,   refereed  F.B.  games. 

Present  Occupation:  Pres.,  Union  Refrigerator 
Transit  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Maj.  Q.M.C.  (Motor 
and  Vehicle  Div.),  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Milwaukee  Bd.  of  Schl  Dir ;  Milwaukee  A.  C. ; 
Milwaukee  Club.;  Univ.  Club  (Milwaukee); 
City  Club  (Milwaukee)  ;  Tripoli  C.  C.  (Milwau- 
kee) ;  Madison  Club  (Madison,  Wis.)  ;  Kiwanis. 
Hobby:  Athletics  and  education.  Married: 
Daisy  C.  Moore,  Sept.  8,  1898.  Children:  Mar- 
jorie,  age  27 ;  Mary  Jane,  age  19 ;  Walter 
Thomas,  age  17.  Office:  Station  C,  Green  Bay 
Rd.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Borne:  621  Prospect  Ave., 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 


ALEXANDER,  WILLIAM  ANDERSON,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Mud  River,  Ky.,  June  6, 
1889.  Son  of  Luther  and  Gertrude  (Anderson) 
Alexander.  Ed.:  Greenville  H.  Sen.,  1905; 
Berry  Sch.  (Rome,  Ga.),  1906;  Georgia  Tech, 
1912. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.,  Georgia  Tech.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1912,  coached  Georgia  Tech. 
Varsity  track  and  F.B.  scrub  teams.  1916-20, 
holds  record  of  losing  only  one  game  in  8.  1920- 
22,  coached  track.  1920-23,  coached  Georgia 
Tech.  Varsity  Bskt.  B.  team.  1920-24,  holds 
record  of  not  losing  any  F.B.  games.  1920-28, 
head  coach  Georgia  Tech. 

Present  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach  and 
mem.  of  faculty.  War  Record:  Enlisted  May, 
1917;  mem.,  A.E.F.,  112th  F.A.,  29th  Div.;  dis- 
charged July,  1919.  comn.  2nd  Lieut.  F.A.  Af- 
filiations: Kappa  Sigma;  Amer  F.B.  Coaches' 
Asso. ;  Amer.  Relays  Asso. ;  East  Lake  C.  C. ; 
Atlanta  A.C.C.  Hobby:  F.B.  Office:  Georgia 
Tech.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  743  Penn  Ave.,  At- 
lanta, Ga. 


ALFORD,  OLIVER  PERRY,  capt.  lacrosse 
team,  1923.  Born:  Lexington,  Ky.,  July,  29, 
1900.  Son  of  Smith  and  Ida  (Lucas)  Alford. 
Ed.:  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.  1910;  B.S.,  Princeton, 
1923. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.,  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team. 
1918-19,  mem.,  U.S.N.A.  lacrosse  team.  1921, 
mem.,  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1921-22-23,  mem., 
Princeton  lacrosse  team  (capt.  1923).  1922, 
mem.,  undefeated  champ,  team.  1924-25,  asst. 
F.B.  coach  at  Princeton.  1926,  line  coach  (F.B.) 
at  Univ.  of  Ky. 

Present  Occupation:  Treasurer,  Smith  Alford 
&  Son.,  Inc.    Affiliations :  Varsity  Club  of  Prince- 


ton. Married:  Mary  Lair,  Dec.  2,  1926.  Office: 
1  Collins  PL,  Flushing,  N.  Y.  Home:  183  Union 
St.,  Flushing,  N.  Y. 

ALISON,  JEFFERSON,  JR.,  crew.  Born: 
Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Aug.  17,  1906.  Son  of  Jeffer- 
son and  Madge  (Meaney)  Alison.  Ed. :  Staun- 
ton Mil.  Acad.,  1923  ;  Princeton  Prep.  Sch.,  1925  ; 
Princeton,  1929. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.,  Princeton  Prep.  Sch. 
crew.  1926,  capt.,  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1927,  mem.,  Princeton  Varsity  crew  (the  1927 
Varsity  Princeton  was  the  one  which  broke 
Yale's  winning  streak  under  the  Leader  re- 
gime). 

Present  Occupation:  student,  Princeton. 
Clubs:  The  Tiger  Inn  (Princeton).  College: 
Tiger  Inn,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  The  Abeles 
Apts.,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

ALLEN,    DONALD    JOSEPH,    football    and 

baseball.  Bom:  Bloomington,  111.,  June  15, 
1905.  Son  of  Clayton  E.  and  C.  E.  (Murray) 
Allen.    Ed.:  Ill  State  Normal  Univ. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.,  Bloomington  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.,  111.  State  Normal 
Univ.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team. 
1926). 

Present  Occupation:  Coach  of  Chebanse  Hi. 
Sch.,  Chebanse,  111.  Office:  Box  262,  Chebanse, 
111.    Home:  917  N.  Oak  St.,  Bloomington,  111. 

ALLEN,  ETHAN  NATHAN,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Jan.  1„  1904.  Son 
of  David  and  Laura  Allen.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati,  1926. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati 
Bskt.  B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  B.B. 
team,  1925).  1925,  picked  for  All-Ohio  guard, 
Bskt.  B.  1926-27-28,  mem.,  Cincinnati  Reds 
(outfield). 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affilia- 
tions: Cincinnati  Ath.  Goods  Co.;  "C"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Cincinnati)  ;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Masons. 
Hobby:  All  sports.  Office:  641  Main  St.,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio.  Home:  5820  Wayside  Ave.,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 


ALLEN,  FORREST  C,  director  of  athletics 
and  head  basketball  coach,  University  of 
Kansas.  Born:  Jamesport,  Missouri,  Novem- 
ber 18,  1885.  Son  of  William  T.  and  Alexine 
(Perry)  Allen.  Education:  Independence  (Mis- 
souri) High  School;  University  of  Kansas; 
Central  College. 

Record:  1901-04,  member  of  Independence 
High  School  football,  basketball  and  baseball 
teams.  1905,  manager  and  member  of  Kansas 
City  Athletic  Club  national  championship  bas- 


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ketball  team.  1906-07,  member  of  University  of 
Kansas  varsity  basketball  and  baseball  teams 
(captain  of  basketball  team,  1907).  1908-09, 
coach  of  the  University  of  Kansas  basketball 
team  (winning  Missouri  Valley  championships 
both  years)  ;  coached  Haskell  Indians.  1912-19, 
athletic  director  and  coach  of  all  sports  at  Cen- 
tral Missouri  State  Teachers'  College  (Warrens- 
burg,  Missouri)  basketball,  football  and  base- 
ball teams  undefeated.  1920-28,  coach,  Univer- 
sity of  Kansas  varsity  football  team.  1922-26, 
coach,  University  of  Kansas  basketball  team 
(won  six  consecutive  Missouri  Valley  basket- 
ball championships).  Founder  of  Kansas  Relays. 
Present  Occupation:  Director  of  division, 
physical  education  and  athletics.  Military  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  S.  A.  T.  C,  Camp  Sheridan,  Illi- 
nois. Affiliation:  Director  and  executive  secre- 
tary of  University  of  Kansas  Physical  Educa- 
tion Corporation ;  director  of  University  of 
Kansas  Memorial  Corporation ;  director  of  Law- 
rence (Kansas)  Sanitary  Swimming  Pool  Com- 
pany ;  Masons,  Blue  Lodge ;  Shriner ;  Scottish 
Rite ;  York  Rite ;  Elks ;  Rotary  Club ;  University 
Club  (Kansas  City)  ;  Kansas  City  Country 
Club;  Kansas  City  Athletic  Club.  Hobby: 
Coaching.  Married :  Bessie  Milton,  June  25, 1908. 
Children:  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  18;  Forrest  C, 
Jr.  (deceased);  Milton  Perry,  age  13;  Jane, 
age  11;  Robert  Earl,  age  8;  Eleanor,  age  6. 
Office:  University  of  Kansas,  Lawrence,  Kansas. 
Home:  801  Louisiana  Street,  Lawrence,  Kansas. 

ALLEN,  FREDERIC  STEVENS,  track.  Bom: 
Paris,  France,  June  15,  1895.  Son  of  Frederick 
H.  and  Adele  (Stevens)  Allen.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's 
Sch.,  1912;  Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1916,  mem.,  Harvard  Freshman 
hockey  and  F.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.,  Harvard 
Varsity  track  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Banking;  Asst.  Vice-fires, 
and  Dir.,  Chemical  Natl.  Bank.  War  Record: 
U.  S.  Naval  Reserve  Flying  Corps,  1916-18;  as 
Ensign  Lt.  and  (J.G.)  ;  licensed  pilot  Aero  Club 
of  Amer.,  1916 ;  during  war  was  stationed  with 
R.F.C.  in  Canada  and  Pensacola.  Hobby:  Ski- 
ing and  etching.     Office:  Pelham  Manor  N.  Y. 

ALLEN,  GEORGE  HENRY,  football.  Bom: 
Harlan,  la.,  April  18,  1880.  Son  of  Daniel  W. 
and  Mary  (Bothwell)  Allen.  Ed.:  M.D.,  Univ. 
of  la.,  1908 ;  Post  Grad.  at  Vienna,  Austria, 
three  different  times. 

Record :  1903-05-06,  mem.,  Univ.  of  la.  Varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1906).  1906,  picked  as  All- 
State  halfback. 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Medical  dept.,  head  section  (ear,  nose  and 
throat).  Affiliations:  Rotary  Club;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Univ.  Club;  Country  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Hope  Moler,  Jan.  22,  1911. 
Home:  1434  Jewell  St.,  Topeka,  Kans. 


ALLEN,  HORACE  T.,  pro.  golf.  Bom:  De- 
Land,  Fla.,  June  11,  1900.  Son  of  Will  A.  and 
Laura  (Tanner)  Allen.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Georgia 
Tech.,  1918. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.,  Ga.  Tech.  F.B.  team. 
1917-18,  mem.,  Ga.  Tech.  B.B.  team.  1919-22, 
head  coach,  Stetson  Univ.  Played  pro.  B.B. 
with  following:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  (1919),  New 
Orleans  (1920-21),  Dallas,  Tex.  (1922-23),  In- 
dianapolis (1924-25).  1923,  asst.  golf  pro.  Coll. 
Arms  Golf  Course.  1925-28,  golf  pro.,  DeLand 
C.  C.  1927,  won  pro.  amateur  tournament  at 
Daytona  C.  C,  Fla. ;  won  pro.  amateur  tourna- 
ment at  Aloma  C.  C,  Winter  Pk.,  Fla. ;  holds 
course  record,  DeLand  C.  C.    (score  67). 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  1918.  Affiliations:  W.  A. 
Allen  Corp.,  DeLand,  Fla.  (vice-pres.)  ;  Pro. 
Golf  Asso. ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  DeLand  Pro.  C.  C. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Eleanor 
M.  Hunter,  Sept.,  1922.  Children:  Eleanor  H., 
age  2.  Office:  c/o  W.  A.  Allen  Corp.,  DeLand, 
Fla.    Home:  331  N.  Blvd.,  Deland,  Fla. 


ALLEN,  HOWARD  S.,  baseball.  Born: 
Woodbury,  Conn.,  May  18,  1882.  Son  of  Juluis 
H.  and  Lillian  (Sanford)  Allen.  Ed.:  M.D., 
Yale,  1904. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.,  Yale  Varsity  B.B. 
team.  1904,  mem.,  Bridgeport  State  League 
B.B.  team  (six  weeks  in  summer). 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Masons,  Royal  Arch ;  Waterbury  Country  Club. 
Married:  Grace  Judson.  Children:  Edith  S.,  age 
13.     Home:  Woodbury,  Conn. 

ALLEN,  JOHN  WESTON,  mem.,  of  Yale 
track  team,  1891-92.  Born:  Newton  Highlands, 
Mass.,  Apr.  19,  1872.  Son  of  Walter  and  Grace 
(Weston)  Allen.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1893;  LL.B., 
Harvard,  1896;  Hon.  LL.D.,  1922. 

Record:  1889-90,  competed  in  various  meets 
in  mile  walk.  1890,  won  Yale  champ,  in  two- 
mile  bicycle  race.  1890-91,  mem.,  Yale  track 
team.  1891,  competed  in  first  Harvard-Yale  duel 
games  and  I.  C.  games  (New  Haven).  1S91-92, 
capt.  of  Yale  bicycle  team  and  mem.  track  team. 
1S93-97,  special  writer  on  I.  C.  sports  for  N.  Y., 
Boston  and  Phila.  papers  and  magazines.  Offi- 
cial at  coll.  and  other  amateur  track  meets. 

Present  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.,  selective  service  Bd.  in  World  War.  Af- 
filiations: Trustee  of  Repertory  Theatre  of  Bos- 
ton ;  Trustee  of  Amer.  Indian  Inst. ;  Amer.  Bar 
Asso.  (Ex.  Com.)  ;  Nat'l.  Crome  Com.  (Ex.  Com. 
and  Chairman  of  Corns.)  ;  Amer.  Law  Inst, 
(charter  mem.)  ;  Bar  Asso.  of  the  City  of  Bos- 
ton ;  Middlesex  County  Bar  Asso. ;  Soc.  of  May- 
flower Descendants ;  Mil.  Order  of  the  Loyal  Le- 
gion ;     Sons     of     Veterans ;     Royal     Arcanum ; 


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B.P.O.E. ;  Boston  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  New- 
ton Chamber  of  Commerce.  Club :  Roosevelt ; 
Republican;  Mass.;  Old  Boston  (hon.)  ;  Cos- 
mos (Wash.)  ;  Middlesex.  Hobby:  Study  of 
Amer.  Indians  adopted  mem.  of  Ojibway  Tribe) . 
Married:  Caroline  Cheney  Hills,  June  12,  1901. 
Children:  Helen  Spencer  Canfield,  age  26;  Grace 
Weston,  age  22;  Caroline  Hills,  age  13.  Office: 
Tremont  Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  219  Lake 
Ave.,  Newton,  Highlands,  Mass. 

ALLEN,  ROBERT  GRAY,  track.  Born:  Aug. 
24,  1903.  Son  of  Arthur  H.  and  Sally  (Gray) 
Allen.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1922;  Har- 
vard, 1926. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.,  Phillips  Andover 
track  and  relay  teams  (capt,  1921-22).  1921, 
held  Andover  half-mile  record.  1921-22,  capt., 
Harvard  champ,  inter-sch.  team.  1923,  capt., 
Harvard  freshman  track  and  relay  teams ;  mem., 
Harvard  freshman  I.  C.  indoor  champ,  relay 
team ;  mem.,  combined  Harvard-Yale  track 
team  in  England.  1923-24-25,  mem.,  Harvard 
Varsity  track  and  relay  teams.  1925,  holder 
300-yd.  record  Harvard-Cornell-Dartmouth  Tri- 
angular meet. 

Present  Occupation;  Ohio  State  rep.  of  The 
Walworth  Co.,  Boston,  Mass.  Affiliations:  Har- 
vard Varsity  Club ;  St.  Alphonsus'  A.  A. ;  Alpha 
Gamma  Chi;  Owl  Club  (Harvard)  ;  Pi  Eta  Club 
(Harvard)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  (Harvard)  ; 
Hasty  Pudding  Club  (Harvard)  ;  City  Club 
(Columbus,  Ohio).  Married:  Katharine  Wil- 
Hanson,  1925.  Children:  Katharine  Hancock, 
age  2.  Office:  22  S.  5th  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Home:  1799  E.  Long  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

ALLEN,  ROBERT  LEWIS,  capt.  1927  S.  111. 
Normal  football  team.  Born:  Murphysboro,  111., 
May  6,  1905.  Son  of  Lewis  R.  and  Daisy 
(Clover)  Allen.  Ed.:  Murphysboro  Township 
Sch. ;  S.  111.  Normal  Univ. 

Record:  1921-22-23-24,  mem.,  Murphysboro  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (tied  for  champ.  S.  111.,  1922). 
1925-26-27,  mem.,  S.  111.  Normal  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  team,  1927). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Home:  R.F.D., 
Carbondale,  111. 

ALLEY,  JOHN  DINSMORE,  Central  Board 
Football  Official.  Born:  West  Finley,  Pa.,  May 
8,  1891.  Son  of  Sidney  Grant  and  Margaret 
(Dinsmore)  Alley.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Muskingum  Coll., 
1913;  A.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.,  Muskingum  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1912,  mem.,  Muskingum  Coll.  Bskt.  B. 
team.  1912-13,  mem.,  Muskingum  Coll.  B.B. 
team  (mgr.  1913).  1914-15,  asst.  coach  Bristol 
H.  Sch. ;  S.  111.  Normal  Univ. 


Newark  H.  Sch.  (Newark,  Ohio)  ;  team  won  H. 
Sch.  champ.  1917-18,  mem.,  Newark,  Ohio 
Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.  B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.,  Official 
Bskt.  B.  Officials  Asso.  1920-28,  mem.,  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials. 

Present  Occupation:  Research  chemical  engr. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  as  pvt.  in  Chemical  War- 
fare Service ;  mem.,  A.E.F. ;  discharged  Sgt.,  1st 
class ;  at  pres.  1st  Lieut.  Chem.  Warfare  R.  C. 
Affiliations:  Acacia;  A.  F.  and  A.  M..  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Married:  Julia  Acheson,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: John  Dinsmore,  Jr.,  age  8;  Robert  Vin- 
cent, age  3.  Office:  Mellon  Inst,  of  Industrial 
Research,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  1107 
Richmond  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

ALLINGER,  ELMER  G.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Chico,  Calif.,  Aug.  27,  1904.  Son  of  Grant 
and  Mary  (Litch)  Allinger.  Ed.:  Chico  State 
Teachers'  Coll. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.,  Calif.  Coast  Conf. 
champ.  F.B.  team;  1st  place,  high  hurdles,  low 
hurdles  and  javelin  at  C.C.C.  track  meet  (1925)  ; 
capt.,  Chico  State  Teachers'  Coll.  track  team 
(1926).  1927-28,  capt,  Chico  State  Teachers' 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  Took  three  firsts  and  a  sec- 
ond at  Natl.  Guard  Summer  Camp  at  Del 
Monte,  Calif,  high  jump,  javelin,  quarter  and 
shot-put). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service. 
Mem.,  Calif.  Natl.  Guard,  Co.  G,  184th  Inf.  Af- 
filiations: Block  "C"  Soc,  Chico  State  Teachers' 
Coll.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Home:  Rt. 
2,  Box  312.  Chico,  Calif. 

ALLIS,    EDWARD    PHELPS     (NED)  3rd, 

golfer.     Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Aug.   1,  1892. 

Son  of  Louis  and  Carol  M.  (Yates)  Allis.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1911-12-14-16-19-21-23-26,  Wis.  State 
amateur  golf  champ.  1911-12-14-15-19-21-22-23- 
25-26-27,  medalist.  1913,  runner-up  in  West, 
amateur  champ.  1914,  I.  C.  golf  champion. 
1922,  semi-finalist  in  Nat'l.  amateur  golf  tourna- 
ment.    1925,  runner-up  Wis.  open  tournament. 

Present  Occupation:  Mfgr.  of  Electric  Mo- 
tors, The  Louis  Allis  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt. 
120th  F.A.,  32nd  Div. ;  entered  service  Apr.  5, 
1917,  discharged  June  5,  1919.  Affiliations :  Dir. 
Milwaukee  C.  C. ;  Milwaukee  Club ;  Town  Club. 
Married:  Josephine  Dyer,  Nov.  22,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: E.  P.  4th,  age  9  ;  Charles  D.,  age  7  ;  Nancy, 
age  7.  Office:  133  Stewart  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  448  Kensington  Blvd.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

ALLISON,  DAVID  CLAIRE,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minnesota  hockey  team  (Western  Conference 
Champions,  northern  inter-collegiate  champs, 
and  tied  for  Nat'l.  champ.).  Born:  Minneapolis, 
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and  Caroline  (Madden)  Allison.  Ed.:  Minne- 
apolis Public  Sens. ;  Minneapolis  Cen.  H.  Sen. ; 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1921,  mem.,  Minneapolis  Cen.  cross- 
country team  (city  champs.).  1923-24,  first 
coach  and  mgr.  of  Minneapolis  De  Molay  Ath. 
activities.  1924-25-26,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
V.B.,  Intramural  champs  (capt.,  1925).  1925, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Intramural  diamond  ball 
team,  (champs.,  capt.,  1925)  ;  Minneapolis  Bd. 
of  Park  Comr.  Playground  Instr.  of  Nicollet 
Field.  1926,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey  team 
(West.  Conf.  champs.)  ;  treas.  Inter-Frat.  Ath. 
Council. 

Present  Occupation:  Salesman,  Hood  Rubber 
Products  Co.  Affiliations:  De  Molay  Club; 
Theta  Chi ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 
"M"  Club.  Married:  lone  Margaret  Christen- 
sen,  June  13,  1926.  Office:  306  1st  Ave.  N.,  Mon- 
neapolis.  Minn.  Home:  114  N.  Broad  St.,  Man- 
kato,  Minn. 

ALONSO,  MANUEL,  former  member,  Spanish 
Davis  Cup  team.  Born:  San  Sebastion,  Spain, 
Nov.  12.  1895.  Son  of  Manuel  and  Victoria 
(Areyzaga)  Alonso.  Ed. :  Privately  tutored; 
Sch.  of  Civil  Engrs.,  Madrid,  Spain,  1922. 

Record,:  1922,  mem.,  Spanish  Davis  Cup  team 
(played  against  Australia  in  Germantown; 
Pa.).  1923,  runner-up  to  William  T.  Tilden, 
2nd  in  Natl.  Clay  Court  Champ. ;  defeated  Til- 
den in  111.  State  Champ.  1924,  mem.,  Spanish 
Davis  Cup  team;  played  for  Spain  in  Olympic 
Games ;  defeated  Tilden  in  indoor  champ.,  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.  1925,  mem.,  Spanish  Davis  Cup 
team.  1926,  won  Buffalo  mid-winter  tournament ; 
Pa.  State  champ. ;  Dela.  State  champ. ;  Orange 
invitation  tournament ;  finalist  in  the  Sea  Bright 
invitation  tournament ;  placed  second  in  Natl, 
ranking.  1927,  won  South  Orange,  N.  J.,  invita- 
tion tournament  and  Bualo  indoor  tennis  champ. 
Holds  Southern  Fla.  and  Fla.  State  doubles 
champs,  with  Francis  T.  Hunter ;  runner-up  to 
William  T.  Tilden,  2nd  in  Southern  Fla.  and 
Fla.  State  singles  champ ;  present  holder  of 
Phila.  District,  Dela.  State,  and  Middle  States 
champs. 

Present  Occupation:  Cement  business.  Clubs: 
Germantown  Cricket;  Racquet;  Royal  Club  of 
Puerta  de  Hierro  (Madrid,  Spain)  ;  San  Sebas- 
tian Recreation  (San  Sebastian)  ;  Royal  Lawn 
Tennis  Club  del  Turo  (Barcelona)  ;  Interna- 
tional Lawn  Tennis  Club  of  Great  Britain; 
Heights  Casino  (N.Y.C.)  ;  Northampton  C.  C. 
(Easton,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Soccer,  tennis,  skiing 
and  horseback  riding.  Office:  1109  Packard 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Germantown  Cricket 
Club,  Germantown,  Pa. 


ALTEMUS,    GEORGE    EDWARD,    lacrosse. 
Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  May  25,  1902.     Son  of 


George  C.  and  Nellie  (Birch)  Altemus.  Ed.: 
Western  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1924. 

Record:  1920,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1921,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.  lacrosse  team.  1922,  mem.,  I.  C.  champ, 
lacrosse  team,  Southern  Div. 

Present  Occupation:  Real  estate,  H.  L.  Rust 
Co.  Affiliations:  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Phi 
Delta  Theta;  Columbia  C.  C.  (Wash.,  D.  C.,). 
Married:  Elizabeth  Fowler,  Jan.  1,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: Shirley  Jane,  age  1.  Office:  1001  15th  St., 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  108  W.  Underwood 
St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


AMELI,  HOWARD  WILMLRT,  mem.,  Prince- 
ton baseball  team,  1903.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Oct.  12,  1881.  Son  of  Alonzo  and  Jessie  Isabelle 
(Robinson)  Ameli.  Ed.:  Boys'  H.  Sch.  (Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1903. 

Record:  Mem.,  Boys'  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1903,  mem.,  Princeton  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Asst.  U.  S.  Atty., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Naval  Record:  Comn.  Lieut. 
(S.G.)  U.S.N.R.F.  during  war  and  was  sta- 
tioned at  the  Navy  Dept,  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  received 
hon.  discharge  from  U.  S.  Navy,  Sept.  10,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Polar  Star  Lodge  No.  245;  F. 
and  A.  M. ;  A.  D.  S. ;  Delta  Chi;  Princeton 
Club  of  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Flora 
Maus.  Office:  Postoffice  Bldg.,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.C, 
N.Y.  Home:  769  St.  Marks  Ave.,  Brooklyn, 
N.Y.C,  N.Y. 


AMHISTER,  HUBERT,  football  coaching. 
Born:  Norman,  Okla.,  Feb.,  13,  1891.  -Son  of 
S.  A.  and  Sallie  (Gillespie)  Ambrister.  Ed.: 
Norman  H.  Sch.,  1907;  Univ.  of  Okla.,  A.B., 
1912;  LL.B.,  1914. 

Record:  1906,  mem.,  Norman  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  Champs.).  1910-11-12-13,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Okla.  Varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.  1913). 
1911,  mem.,  All-Victorian  F.B.  team,  Univ.  of 
Okla.  1912,  picked  all  S.  West,  in  F.B.  1914, 
coached  F.B.  at  Muskogee  Bacone  Indian  Sch. 
1915-16,  officiated  Okla.  State  H.  Sch.  F.B, 

Present  Occupation:  Attorney,  Magnolia  Pe- 
troleum Co.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  May  1917,  Commnd.  1st  Lieut.  June, 
1918;  mem.,  A.E.F.,  discharged  Aug.,  1919.  Af- 
filiations: Kappa  Sigma;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Ma- 
son; Shriner;  Okla.  City  G.  and  C.  C;  Univ. 
Club;  Aviation  Club;  "O"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Okla.)  ;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Frances  Fite,  July  7,  1920.  Office:  Magnolia 
Bldg.  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  1514  W.  33rd  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. 


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AMIS,  THOMAS  BROADUS,  mem.,  Georgia 
Tech.  football  team,  1920-21.  Born:  Newman, 
Ga.,  Aug.  26,  1895.  Son  of  F.  J.  and  Fannie 
(Pittman)  Amis.  Ed.:  Bs.T.E.,  Georgia  Tech., 
1921 ;  A.B.,  Howard  Payne,  1927. 

Record:  1914,  mem.,  Gordon  Inst.  F.B.  team 
(Prep.  State  Champs.).  1920-21,  mem.,  Georgia 
Tech.  F.B.  team  (S.  Champs.,  also  hon.  men- 
tion). 1924,  coach  T.I.A.A.  champs.  1925-26-27, 
Coach  Howard  Payne  Coll.  (Brown wood,  Tex.)  ; 
runners-up  in  Tex.  Conf. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach,  Howard  Payne 
Coll.,  Brownwood,  Tex.  Naval  Record:  Enlisted 
Navy,  received  Comn.  as  Ensign,  discharged 
Feb.  2,  1919.  Affiliations:  S.A.E. ;  Lions  Club; 
Red  Red  Rose  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  Jackson,  June  7,  1922.  Children: 
Billy  Daugherty,  age  2.  Office:  Howard  Payne 
Coll.,  Brownwood,  Tex.  Home:  1711  10th  St., 
Brownwood,  Tex. 

AMSDEN,  MALCOLM  FRANKLIN,  mem., 
hockey  and  baseball,  Harvard,  1925.  Born: 
Brookline,  Mass.,  Sept.  5,  1902.  Son  of  Franklin 
Dana  and  Mabel  (Downing)  Amsden.  Ed.: 
Loomis  Sch.,  (Windsor,  Conn.),  1921;  A.B. 
Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.,  Loomis  Sch.,  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Hockey  teams.  1921,  mem.,  Harvard 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.,  Harvard 
varsity  hockey  team.  1924-25-26,  mem.,  Har- 
vard varsity  B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Traffic  Mgr.,  New  Eng- 
land Telephone  and  Telegraph  Co.  Affiliations: 
Harvard  Varsity  Club ;  Boston  A.A. ;  Harvard 
Club  of  Boston;  Hasty  Pudding  Club.  Office: 
24  Norman  St.,  Salem,  Mass.  Home:  1055 
Beacon  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

ANDERSON,  DUANE  HENRY,  football  and 
basketfall.  Bom:  Bellona,  N.  Y.,  May  14,  1898. 
Son  of  Morris  and  Marie  (Jensen)  Anderson. 
Ed.:  Pennyan  Acad.,  1914;  N.  Y.  State  Sch.  of 
Agri.,  (Alfred,  N.  Y.)  ;  B.S.,  Alfred  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  mem.,  Alfred  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team,  1922-25,  mem.,  Alfred  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mgr.,  Alfred  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-26,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Hor- 
nell  H.  Sch.  1926-27,  officiated  F.B.  games. 
1927,  mem.,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Present  Occupation:  Head  of  Science  Dept., 
Hornell  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  "A"  Club,  (Al- 
fred Univ. )  ;  Theta  Gamma ;  Phi  Psi  Omega  ; 
Masonic  Lodge  No.  331,  Hornell,  N.  Y. ;  N.Y. 
State  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Natl.  Ed.  Asso.  Hobby: 
Athletic,  hunting,  fishing  and  nature  study. 
Married:  Francis  Wilkinson.  Office:  Union  St., 
Hornell,  N.  Y.  Home:  22  Bennett,  Hornell,  N.  Y. 

ANDERSON,  EDWARD  DYER,  track.  Born: 
Duluth,  Minn.,  May  24,  1892.  Son  of  J.  M.  and 
Mary    (Dyer)    Anderson.     Ed.:    East   H.    Sch., 


(Minneapolis,    Minn.)  ;    A.B.,    Univ.    of    Minn., 
1913;   M.D.,  1918. 

Record:  1909,  mem.,  East  H.  Sch.  (Minne- 
apolis) track  team;  won  quarter  mile  at  Invi- 
tation H.  Sch.  meet,  Shattuck ;  won  quarter 
mile  in  Twin  City  Intersch.  track  meet.  1910, 
mem.,  Univ  of  Minn,  freshman  track  team ; 
won  quarter  mile  in  meet  with  Iowa  freshmen. 
1911,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  track  team ; 
won  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross  country  race ;  won  1st 
place  in  half  mile  in  meet  with  Wis. 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Lt.,  U.S.N.R.C.  (medical  service).  Clubs:  Univ. 
Club  (Minneapolis)  ;  Minneapolis  G.C.  Hobby: 
Music.  Married:  Jean  Russell,  June,  1917. 
Children:  Mary  Jane,  age  10;  Robert  Russell, 
age  8 ;  John  Russell,  age  6 ;  Edward  Dyer,  Jr., 
age  4.  Office:  801  La  Salle  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  3512  Holmes  Ave.,  So.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

ANDERSON,  ERROL  D.,  mem.,  varsity  track 
team,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  1926-27.  Born:  Or- 
tonville,  Minn.,  Aug.  6,  1905.  Son  of  A.  J.  and 
Mary  (Enger)  Anderson.  Ed.:  Sch.  of  Agri.; 
Univ.   of  Minn. 

Record:  1924,  mem.,  Sch.  of  Agri.  track  team. 
1925,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  track 
team.  1926-27,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
track  team,  (sec.  in  mile  team  race,  Ohio  Re- 
lays). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Alpha  Gamma  Rho. 
Home:    Ortonville,  Minn. 

ANDERSON,  FRANK  BUTNER,  baseball, 
football  and  basketball.  Born:  Marietta,  Ga., 
June  16,  1882.  Son  of  R.  M.  and  Pelonia  (But- 
ner)  Anderson.  Ed. :  Douglasville  H.  Sch.,  1900; 
A.B.,   Univ.   of  Ga.,  1904. 

Record:  1902-02,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Ga.  F.B. 
team.  1902-03-04,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
B.B.  team ;  holder  of  record  for  440  yds.  1907- 
08,  coach  R.E.  Lee  Inst,  of  all  sports.  1908-09, 
coach,  B.B.  Gordon  Inst.  1911-12,  B.B.  and 
asst.  F.B.  coach,  Univ  of  Ga.  1915-16-17-18, 
coach  F.B.  and  B.B.  Oglethorpe  Univ.  1918-28, 
Ath.  Dir.  and  B.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Oglethorpe. 

Present  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Chi.  Hobby:  B.B.  Married:  Lorena 
Brown,  Sept.  1905.  Children:  Marion,  age  21; 
Frank,  Jr.,  age  19 ;  Edwin,  age  16 ;  Alfred,  age 
14;  Chas.,  age  8.  Office:  Oglethorpe  Univ.,  Ga. 
Home:  224  East  Ponce  De  Leon  St.,  Decatur, 
Ga. 

ANDERSON,  FREDERICK  LEROY,  tied  for 
second  place  in  high  jump,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet, 
Boston,  1924.  Bom:  Forestville,  Calif.,  Feb.  13, 
1900.  Son  of  Albert  V.  and  Edna  May  (Bohn) 
Anderson.     Ed.:    A.B.,  Stanford,  1924. 


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Record:  1921,  mem.,  Stanford  freshman  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1922-23-24,  mem.,  Stanford  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  Mem.,  Stanford's  winning  soccer 
teams  for  two  years.  1924,  won  high  jump, 
Calif-Stanford  track  meet  (6'2y2")  ;  tied  for 
second  place  in  high  jump,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet, 
Boston. 

Present  Occupation:  Mfgr.,  S.F.  Metal 
Stamping  Works.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.,  S.A.T.C., 
St.  Marys  Coll.,  Oct.  1,  1918;  discharged,  Dec. 
17,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  CM 
Sigma ;  Skull  and  Snakes  Soc. ;  Circle  "S"  Soc. 
(Stanford).  Office:  2269  Folsom  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2300  Van  Ness  Ave., 
San  Francisco,  Calif. 

ANDERSON,  HARTLEY  W.,  football,  base 
ball  and  track.  Born:  Calumet,  Mich.,  Sept. 
22,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  and  Agnes  (McLeod) 
Anderson.  Ed.:  Calumet  H.  Sch.,  1916;  C.E. 
Notre  Dame,   1922.      . 

Record:  1918-19-20-21,  mem.,  Notre  Dame 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.,  Notre  Dame 
varsity  track  team ;  picked  All- Western.  1921, 
mem.,  Notre  Dame  varsity  B.B.  team ;  picked 
All-Amer.  guard.  1923-24-25-26-27,  Notre  Dame 
Asst.  F.B.  Coach.  1928,  Head  Coach,  Univ.  of 
St.    Louis. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service: 
mem.,  S.A.T.C,  Notre  Dame.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Notre  Dame  Monogram  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Marie  Martin,  Apr.  18, 
1923.  Children:  Shirley  Jean,  age  4;  Joan 
Marie,  age  3.  Office:  Univ.  of  St.  Louis,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  1919  S.  Grand  Blvd.,  St. 
Louis,   Mo. 

ANDERSON,  HENRY  A.,  baseball.  Bom: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  June  11,  1903.  Son  of  Chris 
tine  (Hall)  Anderson.  Ed.:  Johnson  H.  Sch. 
(St.  Paul,  Minn.);  Hamline  Univ.  (St.  Paul, 
Minn.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.,  Johnson  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  and  F.B.  teams ;  mem.,  Johnson 
H.  Sch.  hockey  team  (1921).  1923,  mem.,  Ham- 
line  Univ.  hockey  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Student  engr.,  Ingersoll- 
Rand  Co.  Affiliations:  Triangle  Fraternity  (for 
engrs.).  Hobby:  baseball.  Office:  Phillipsburg, 
N.  J.     Home:  353  Case  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

ANDERSON,  KARL  WALTER,  National 
champion,  1923.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Nov. 
5,  1900.  Son  of  Andrew  and  Wilhelmina  (Pet- 
erson) Anderson.  Ed. :  S.  H.  Sch.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.,  1918;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  A.  B.,  1922,  M.D., 
1924. 

Record:  1918,  capt.  S.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1920-22,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team, 
(capt.    1920)  ;    Univ.   records   in  high   and   low 


hurdles  120  and  220  yds.  and  high  jump.  1922- 
23-24,  Cen.  A.U.  champ;  Indoor  Nat'l.  champ; 
placed  in  low  hurdles  in  the  Nat'l.  and  Cen. 
champs.  1923,  Outdoor  Nat'l.  champ,  high 
hurdles;  won  Milrose  champ.  (N.Y.)  ;  tied 
world's  record  in  Boston  A.U.,  (won  champ.)  ; 
high  point  man  in  Louisville  A.C.,  (permanent 
possession  of  cup).  1923-24,  mem.,  111.  A.C. 
champ,  team.  1924,  mem.,  Amer.  team  relay 
in  hurdles,  (London).  Mem.,  several  Nat'l.  re- 
lay teams  while  running  for  111.  A.C. 

Present  Occupation:  Doctor.  Affiliations: 
S.A.T.C,  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  I.A.C.  of  Chicago, 
(life  mem.)  ;  Phi  Beta  Pi.  Office:  Univ.  Hos- 
pital, Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4000  20th 
Ave.   S.,   Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ANDERSON,  LEE  K.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball  and  track.  Bom:  Winfield,  Kans.,  Apr. 
17,  1898.  Son  of  J.  H.  and  Tillie  (Georbor) 
Anderson.  Ed.:  S.West.  Teachers  Prep.  Sch., 
1917;  S.West.  Teachers  Coll.,  1919;  B.S.,  Okla. 
Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  S.West.  Teachers 
Prep.  Sch.  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-17, 
mem.,  S.West.  Teachers  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1916-19,  mem.,  S.West.  Teachers  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams,  (capt.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams,  1919 ;  won  Ail-Around  medal 
in  track).  1919-26,  State  record  holder  in  broad 
jump  (22'  31/2").  1919-21,  Asst.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Coach,  Drumright  H.  Sch.  1921-25,  Head  Coach 
and  Ath.  Dir.,  Drumright  H.  Sch.  1925-27,  F.B. 
and  B.B.  Coach,  Classen  H.  Sch.  (Kkla.  City, 
Okla.).  1927,  coached  Classen  H.  Sch.  champ. 
B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Sec.  State  H.  Sch.  Ath. 
Asso.  War  Record:  Enlisted  July  15,  1918, 
Comnd.  2nd  Lieut.  F.A. ;  Discharged  Dec.  20, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Okla.  State  A.C. ;  Mason; 
Amer.  Legion;  "S"  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Grace  E.  Vandiver,  June  2,  1922. 
Children:  Virginia  Lee,  age  3;  Elizabeth  Marie, 
age  1.  Office:  Continental  Bldg.,  Okla.  City, 
Okla.  Home:  2036  West  18th  St.,  Okla.  City, 
Okla. 


ANDERSON,        PENELOPE        WEDDELL, 

tennis  (singles  and  doubles),  1927.  Born:  Rich- 
mond, Virginia,  November  29,  1902.  Daughter 
of  St.  George  Mason  and  Penelope  (Weddell) 
Anderson.  Education:  Stratford  School  for 
Girls  (Richmond,  Virginia)  ;  Oldfields  School 
(Glencoe,  Maryland). 

Record:  1919,  won  National  Girls'  tennis 
championship  (doubles).  1924-26,  won  Old 
Dominion  championship  (singles,  doubles  and 
mixed  doubles).  1925,  member  of  the  United 
States  Eastern  Women's  team  in  match  with 
Australian  Women's  team.  1926,  won  Mexico 
championship      (singles,     doubles     and     mixed 


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doubles).  1927,  won  Bermuda  championship 
(ladies'  doubles)  ;  won  Delaware  State  cham- 
pionship (ladies'  doubles)  ;  won  Maryland  State 
championship  (singles  and  doubles)  ;  first  sub- 
stitute on  United  States  Wightman  Cup  team. 
Present  Occupation:  Housewife.  Clubs:  Coun- 
try Club  of  Virginia.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Address: 
6111  Tbree  Clopt  Road,  Richmond,  Virginia. 

ANDERSON,     SPARLING     BERNADOTTE, 

amateur  golfer.  Born:  Ottumwa,  la.,  Sept.  29, 
1896.  Son  of  John  and  Line  (Caroling)  Ander- 
son. Ed.:  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.,  1914;  St.  Johns 
Mil.  Acad.  (Manlius,  N.  Y.),  1916;  Univ.  of 
la.,  1  yr. 

Record:  1914-16,  played  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and 
B.B.  with  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.  and  St.  Johns  Mil. 
Acad. ;  mem.,  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.  and  St.  Johns 
Mil.  Acad,  track  teams ;  picked  as  All-State  for- 
ward, (1914).  1924,  won  invitation  golf  tourna- 
ment, Lakeside  G.  and  C.  Club  (Okla.  City, 
Okla.)  ;  played  in  Okla.  State  amateur  open 
tournament,  Ardmore  C.C.  (Ardmore,  Okla.). 
1925,  won  pro.  amateur  tournament,  Tulsa  C.C. 
(Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  runner-up  in  amateur  tourna- 
ment. 1926-27,  played  in  open  champ,  semi- 
finals, Okla.   State. 

Present  Occupation:  Salesman,  Travelers  Ins. 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.  U.  S.  Marines, 
May  1,  1917;  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  July  2,  1917;  dis- 
charged, Mar.  1920.  Affiliations:  Okla.  City 
A.C. ;  Twin  Hills  G.  and  C.C;  Delta  Phi  (St. 
Johns  Mil.  Acad.).  Hobby:  All  sports.  Mar- 
ried: Bertha  M.  Armstrong.  Children:  Sparling 
B.,  Jr.,  age  6.  Home:  1219  W.  26th  St.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla. 


ANDERSON,  WALTER  STRATTON,  baseball 
and  tennis.  Bom:  Carlinville,  111.,  Oct.  4,  1881. 
Son  of  Wm.  E.  P.  and  Nellie  (Hamilton)  Ander- 
son. Ed.:  Carlinville  H.  Sch.,  1898;  Blackburn 
Coll.;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1903;  Naval  War 
Coll.,    1920. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 
Neb.  B.B.  team  (champ.,  battleship  fleet  Pres. 
Roosevelt  sent  around  world).  1911,  doubles  ten- 
nis cvhamp.  of  Conn,  (with  Frank  Watrous). 
1915,  nat'l.  tennis  ranking,  class  80-90.  1920, 
number  83  in  national  tennis  ranking.  1925-26- 
27,  capt.,  Navy  tennis  team  that  played  Army 
for  Leech  Cup.  1927,  with  Comdr.  C.  C.  Gill  in 
Leech  Match,  won  service  doubles  champ.,  there- 
by becoming  eligible  to  play  nat'l.  doubles. 

Present  Occupation:  Capt.,  U.S.N.,  asst.  chief 
of  staff  of  U.  S.  Fleet.  War  Record:  Mexican 
Campaign  Badge,  1914.  World  War,  served 
first  as  gunnery  officer,  then  as  executive  officer, 
U.  S.  S.  Arizona.  Affiliations:  Navy  A.A. ; 
Navy  "N"  Club ;  West  Side  Tennis  Club ;  Manila 
Tennis  Club;  Amer.  Legion;  Forty  and  Eight; 
Sons    of    the    Amer.    Rev.;    U.    S.    Naval    Inst. 


Clubs:  Army  and  Navy,  (Wash.)  ;  Army  and 
Navy,  (Manila)  ;  New  York  Yacht.  Married: 
Virginia  Ewing,  Oct.  12,  1909.  Children: 
Walter  Stratton,  Jr.,  age  16.  Office:  Capt.  W. 
S.  Anderson,  U.  S.  N,  U.  S.  S.  Texas,  N.  Y.  C. 


ANDREAS,  LEWIS  P.,  coach,  F.B.  and  Bskt.- 
B.,  Syracuse  Univ.  Born:  Sterling,  111.,  Feb.  23, 
1S95.  Son  of  Harry  G.  and  Jennie  (Young) 
Andreas.  Ed.:  Sterling  H.  Sch. ;  111.  Univ. ;  B.S., 
Syracuse  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.,  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (Eastern  Champs.,  1919)  1920-21,  mem., 
Syracuse  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1924-25-26,  dir., 
freshman  ath.  and  coach  of  varsity  Bskt.B., 
Syracuse  Univ.  1928,  coach,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B., 
Syracuse  Univ. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B., 
Syracuse  Univ.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  1917  as 
ambulance  driver  with  French  Army.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  Fishing.  Married:  Annetta  Smith, 
June  6,  1924.  Office:  Syracuse  Univ.,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y.  Home:  936  Westmoreland  St.,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y. 


ANDRESS,     PAUL     ROBERT,     Prof.  Golf. 

Born:    Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  May  11,  1888.  Son 

of  O.   F.  and  Emma    (Wilcox)    Andress.  Ed.: 
Public  Sens.,  Chat.,  Tenn. 

Record:  1907-14,  Golf -prof.,  Chattanooga 
G.  &  C.C.  1915-17,  Golf-prof.,  Helena  (Ark.) 
C.C.  1917-21,  Golf -prof.,  Colonial  C.C.  (Mem- 
phis, Tenn.).  1922-28,  Golf -prof.,  Forsyth  C.C. 
(Winston-Salem,  N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Golfer.  Affiliations: 
Prof.  G.  Asso. ;  Masons;  K.  P.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Alleen  Craig,  Oct.,  1915.  Office:  For- 
syth C.C,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C  Home:  1927 
Brantley  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C 


ANDREW,  ELIZABETH  FOWLER,  Swim- 
ming. Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  July  29,  1912.  Son 
of  J.  C  and  Elizabeth  (Fowler)  Andrew.  Ed.: 
Ida  M.  Fisher  Sch.,    (Miami  Beach,  Fla.). 

Record:  1926,  won  Fla.  State  Swimming 
meet,  (Miami,  Fla.)  ;  High  point  winner,  Miami 
District  swimming  meet.  1927,  won  Jr.  Nat'l. 
220-yd.  free  style,   (Miami),  2  min.  55  sec. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Fla.  A.A.U. ;  Bath  Club,  (Miami  Beach,  Fla.). 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  King  Cole  Hotel, 
Miami  Beach,  Fla.     Home:  West  Point,  Jnd. 

Subscriber. 


ANDREWS,  BOB,  golfer.  Bom:  Edinburgh, 
Scotland,  May  21,  1893.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
James  K.  Andrews.  Ed.:  Edinburgh  Public 
Schs.,  1909. 


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Record:  19l2<h21,  pro  golfer  Athens  O.C., 
(Athens,  Ga.).  1921-28,  pro.  golfer  Roebuck 
CO.,  (Roebuck,  Ala.).  1922-25,  played  Ga.-Ala. 
P.G.A.  tournament.  1924-27,  played  S.Bast. 
P.G.A.  tournament. 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  British  Army  Ord.  Corps; 
mem.,  A.  B.  F. ;  Discharged  Mar.  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: P.G.A. ;  Mason;  Roebuck  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Agnes  Barbour,  Aug.  11,  1924. 
Office:  Roebuck  C.C,  Roebuck,  Ala.  Home: 
R.  5,  Trusville  Rd.,  Roebuck,  Ala. 

ANDREWS,  ISAAC,  trapshooting.  Bom:  Bel- 
fast, Ireland,  Feb.  25,  1876.  Son  of  David  and 
Elizabeth  (Tipping)  Andrews.  Ed.:  Mount  Her- 
mon  Sch.,  1895. 

Record:  1926,  won  Preliminary  Handicap, 
Pinehurst,  N.  C. ;  won  Spartanburg  C.C.  golf 
champ.  1927,  doubles  champ.,  Pinehurst,  N.  C. ; 
S.  C.  State  champ,  (singles)  ;  doubles  champ, 
of  S.  Indians  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  doubles  champ., 
Peach  Tree  Gun  Club  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1928,  won 
So.  Carolina  doubles  champ.  Has  competed  in 
G.  A.  H.  for  past  15  yds. 

Present  Occupation:  Manufacturer,  (Andrews 
Loom,  Reed  &  Harness  Works).  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Suspension  Bearing  Co. ;  Pres.  Standard 
Looms,  Inc. ;  Pres.  Acme  Loom-Harness  Co. 
Vice-pres.  (representing  S.  Div.)  A.  T.  A.; 
Mason.  Clubs:  Spartanburg  C.C;  Biltmore 
Forest  C.C;  Penn  A.  C,  (Phila.).  Hobby: 
trapshooting  and  golf.  Married:  Esther  Thomp- 
son, 1902.  Office:  Charles  St.,  Spartanburg,  S. 
C     Home:  489  E.  Main  St.,  Spartanburg,  S.  C 


ANDREWS,  WALTER  GRESHAM,  mem., 
Princeton  F.B.  com.  1918-1928.  Born:  Evanston, 
111.,  July  16,  1889.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry  and  Kate 
(Gresham)  Andrews.  Ed.:  Nichols  Sch.;  Lafay- 
ette H.  Sch.,  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.)  ;  Lawrenceville 
Sch.,  (Lawrenceville,  N.  J.)  ;  Lit.  B.,  Princeton, 
1913. 

Record:  1907,  mem.,  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1911-12,  mem.,  Princeton,  F.B.  team. 
1913,  Head  Field  Coach,  Princeton,  F.B.  team. 
1915,  asst.  coach,  Princeton,  F.B.  team.  1919-28, 
mem.,  Princeton,  F.B.  com. 

Present  Occupation:  Investments.  War 
Record:  mem.,  A.  E.  F.,  awarded  Distinguished 
Service  Cross.  Discharged  as  Major  of  Infan- 
try. Affiliations :  Dir.,  Pratt  and  Lambert,  Inc.; 
N.  Y.  Rubber  Corp.  Clubs:  Buffalo  A.C.; 
Saturn;  Tennis  (Buffalo)  ;  Univ.  and  Prince- 
ton (N.  Y.)  ;  Nassau  (Princeton)  ;  Genesee  Val- 
ley Hunt  Club  (Genesee,  N.  Y.).  Office:  M  &  T 
Bldg.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  138  Bryant  St., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

ANDREWS,  MRS.  WALTER  P.,  trap  shooter. 
Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Apr.  23,  1890.   Son  of  Willis 


P.  and  Martha  Burnett  (Spullock)  Chilholm. 
Ed.:  Pvt.  tutors. 

Record:  1926,  won  Mid-Winter  ladies'  handi- 
cap, (Pinehurst,  N.  C).  1924-25,  won  Ga. 
State  Champ,  trapshooting  tournament,  (At- 
lanta, Ga.).  1924-25-26,  won  S.  Jone  trapshoot 
champ.  1926,  high  woman,  Mid-Winter  trap- 
shoot  tournament ;  won  Westchester  Biltmore  C 
and  Gun  Club  trophy  over  men;  won  Nat'l. 
Woman's  champ.,  (Nat'l.  Grand  shoot  for 
women's  doubles)  ;  won  Miami  Biltmore  yard- 
age trophy.  1926-27,  won  S.  Indian  champ. 
1927,  won  Ga.  State  woman's  champ,  shoot, 
(singles  and  doubles)  ;  won  class  "B"  shoot,  (At- 
lanta, Ga.)  ;  won  all  singles  for  Woman's  Grand 
Amer.-Shoot. 

Clubs:  Atlanta  Gun;  Peach  Tree  Gun  Capitol 
City ;  Piedmont  Driving ;  East  Lake  C.C. ;  Brook 
Haven  C.C  Hobby:  Trapshooting.  Married: 
Walter  P.  Andrews.  Home:  Atlanta  Biltmore, 
Atlanta,  Ga. 

ANDRUS,  HAMLIN  F.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  30,  1885.  Son  of 
John  E.  and  Julia  (Dykman)  Andrus.  Ed.:  And- 
over  Acad. ;  Lawrenceville  Prep.  Sch. ;  Yale, 
1910. 

Record:  1902-0304,  mem.,  Lawrenceville 
Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  team.  1905,  mem., 
Andover  Acad.  F.B.  and  track  team.  1907,  mem., 
Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1909-09,  mem.,  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1909-10,  mem.,  Yale  varsity 
track  team. 

Office:  1180  N.  Broadway,  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 

APGAR,  THOMAS  KELLER,  trapshooting. 
Born:  Plainfleld,  N.  J.,  Oct.  30,  1891.  Son  of 
Neaf  and  Nellie  (McCarthy)  Apgar.  -Ed.:  Plain- 
field  H.  Sch.   (N.  J.). 

Record:  1922,  had  high  run  of  98  out  of  100 
(doubles)  at  Miami.  1923,  had  run  of  176 
straight  (singles)  at  Seabreeze,  Fla. ;  runner- 
up  in  Miami  shoot.  1925,  Pres.,  Fla.  State  Trap 
Shooters  Asso.  (dir.,  1925-26-27).  1926,  won 
doubles  at  Tallahassee  shoot.  1927,  promoted 
first  Southern  Divisional  shoot  ever  held  in  Fla. 

Present  Occupation:  Contractor  and  builder. 
Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Army  Air  Service,  1917-20. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Halifax  Trap  and  Game 
Club  (Pres.)  ;  Civitan  Club  of  Daytona;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce  (Dir.)  ;  Builders'  Exchange 
(Pres.)  ;  Seabreeze  G.C  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
baseball.  Married:  Laura  Gordon,  June  12, 
1912.  Children:  Gordon,  age  14;  Madeline,  age 
10;  Aline,  age  4.  Office:  500  Peninsula  Drive, 
Daytona  Beach,  Fla.     Home:  Same. 

APPLEBAUM,  JOSEPH,  former  I.C  epee 
champ.  Bom:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  May  16, 
1904.  Son  of  Abraham  and  Felicia  (Blaustein) 
Applebaum.  Ed.:  Glossboro  H.  Sch.  B.  S.,  tJ.  of 
Pa.;  U.  of  Pa.  Law  Sch.  (2  yrs.) 


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Record:  1923-24-26-26,  mem.;  U.  of  Pa.  fenc- 
ing team,  (Capt.  1923-25-26)  ;  1924,  Pa.  State 
Sabre  Champ ;  1925-26  Pa.  State  Foils  and  Epee 
Champ ;  1926,  mem.,  fencing  com.,  Sesqui  Cen- 
tennial (Phila.).    Pa.  Epee  Champ,  1928. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Mason,  Sigma  Alpha  Mu,  Fencing  Club,  Penn 
Ath.  Club.  Hobby:  Fencing.  Home:  30  Mt. 
Vernon  Ave.,  Pitman,  N.  J. 


APPLETON,  JOHN  A.,  mem.,  Yale  crew,  1911- 
14.  Born:  New  York  City,  Dec.  24,  1891.  Son 
of  Robert  and  Juliet  B.  (Edmond)  Appleton. 
Ed.:  St.  Pauls  Sen.  (Concord,  N.  H.),  1909; 
A.  B.,   Yale,   1914. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.,  Halcyon  Boat  Club 
1st  crew  (St.  Pauls  Sch.),  capt.,  (1909).  1909, 
mem.,  St.  Pauls  Sch.  crew ;  mem.,  St.  Pauls  Sch. 
F.  B.  team.  1911-12-13-14,  mem.,  Yale  varsity 
crew. 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Supt.,  Columbus  Div.,  Pa. 
R.  R.  Co.  War  Record:  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  Eugrs., 
Sept.  1917 ;  promoted  to  1st  Lt.,  1918 ;  mem., 
A.  E.  F. ;  discharged  as  Capt.,  Transportation 
Corps,  June  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Union  De- 
pot Co.  (Columbus,  Ohio)  ;  The  Zanesville  Ter- 
minal R.  R.  Co. ;  The  Youngstown  and  Ravenna 
R.  R.  Co. ;  Ohio  River  and  Western  Ry.  Co. ; 
Pa.  Ohio  and  Detroit  R.  R.  Co.;  Pittsburgh 
Ohio  Valley  and  Cincinnati  R.  R.  Co. ;  Massillon 
and  Celevland  R.  R.  Clubs:  Scroll  and  Key; 
Rotary  (Columbus,  Ohio);  Columbus  Club;  Psi 
Upsilon.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Elsa  R. 
Reath,  Oct.  3,  1917.  Children:  Patricia,  age  7; 
Joan  A.,  age  5;  Barbara  R.,  age  1.  Office- 
Union  Depot,  Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  485  E. 
Town  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 


ARBUCKLE,  PHIL  H.,  director  and  head 
coach,  Rice  Institute,  Houston,  Texas.  Bom: 
Kingston,  111.,  Sept.  6,  1882.  Son  of  Daniel  B. 
and  Katherine  (Heckman)  Arbuckle.  Ed.: 
Belvidere  H.  Sch.,  111. ;  Univ.  of  111. ;  Ph.  B., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1906-08,  instr.  and  coach,  West.  Mil. 
Acad.  1908-12,  instr.  and  coach  S.  West.  Univ. 
1912-24,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach,  Rice  Inst. 
1918,  ath.  dir.,  Camp  Logan,    (Houston,  Tex.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  agent,  Travelers  Ins. 
Co.,  Houston,  Tex.  Affiliations:  Dir.  The  Pa- 
goda Co. ;  Pres.  Tex.  I.C.  Ath.  Asso. ;  Sec.-Treas. 
S.  West.  Conf . ;  Mason  ;  Shriner ;  Univ.  Club ; 
Allegro ;  Houston  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Ruth  Curtin,  June  20,  1923.  Children:  Ruth 
Curtin,  age  3 ;  Phil  H.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  1619 
Post  Dispatch,  Houston,  Tex.  Home:  606  Har- 
old St.,  Houston,  Tex. 


ARIE,  MARK,  trapshooting.  Bom:  Tliomas- 
boro,  Illinois,  March  27,  1882.  Son  of  Peter  and 
Annie  J.  (Applegate)  Arie.  Education:  Public 
Schools   (Champaign,  Illinois). 

Record:  1905,  T907  and  1909,  won  Grand 
American  Handicap  trapshooting  championship, 
Indianapolis,  Indiana  (97x100,  1905;  90x100, 
1907).  1912,  won  National  Amateur  double  tar- 
get championship,  Springfield,  Illinois.  1914, 
won  Sunny  South  trapshooting  tournament, 
Houston,  Texas.  1917,  won  National  Amateur 
single  target  championship,  Chicago,  Illinois ; 
tied  for  Grand  American  Handicap  champion- 
ship, Chicago.  1917,  '19,  '20,  '23  and  '26,  won 
Illinois  State  trapshooting  championship.  1920, 
won  world's  championship ;  won  Olympic  indi- 
vidual trapshooting  championship.  1923,  won 
Grand  American  Handicap  trapshooting  cham- 
pionship. 1924,  won  Mid-Winter  trapshooting 
tournament,  Pinehurst,  North  Carolina.  1926, 
established  world's  record  for  doubles,  Denver, 
Colorado  (198x200).  1927,  won  Mid- Winter 
trapshooting  tournament,  Pinehurst,  North 
Carolina. 

Present  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations: 
Elks ;  Champaign-Urbana  Gun  Club ;  Lincoln 
Park  Gun  Club  (Chicago).  Hobby:  hunting  and 
golf.  Married:  Eula  Milton,  July  6,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Joan,  age  9 ;  Mark  Junior,  age  8.  Office: 
E.  V.  Kirby  Auto  Company,  Champaign,  Illinois. 
Home:  601  East  Clark  Street,  Champaign,  Illi- 
nois. 

ARMOUR,  MERRILL,  football.  Bom:  Beld- 
ing,  Mich.,  Apr.  9,  1903.  Son  of  V.  C.  and  Maud 
(Hill)  Armour.    Ed.:  A.  B.,  Stanford,  1926. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.  Stanford  varsity 
B.B.  team,  (Pacific  Coast  Conf.  Season,  '24-'25.). 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Field  Rep.,  Cal.  Canneries 
Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Married: 
Alice  Whiffen,  June  11,  1927.  Office:  Minn. 
600,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  Homer  Ave. 
731,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 

ARMS,  THOMAS  SEELYE,  football.  Born: 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  Mar.  22,  1893.  Son  of  Dr. 
Charles  C.  and  Elizabeth  (Seelye)  Arms.  Ed.: 
Shaw  H.  Sch.,  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  B.S.,  V.M.I., 
(Lexington,  Va.). 

Record:  1914,  mem.  V.MJ.  F.B.  team.  1921, 
mem.,  U.S.A.  F.B.  team,  (China).  1924-25,  coach 
swimming,  Marist  Coll.  1925-26-27,  cross-coun- 
try, track  and  field  coach,  Emory  Univ.  1926- 
27-28,  F.  B.  official  S.  Conf.  1927,  coach  Allan 
Logan,  (competitor  in  Decathalon  Penn.  re- 
lays) ;  special  ex.  for  Red  Cross  Life  Saving 
Corps. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt,  U.S.  Army;  Coach, 
Emory  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  and  Maj.  of 
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Affiliations:  Mason.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Gladys  Schaweker. 
Children:  Thos.  S.,  Jr.,  age  9;  Robert  J.,  age 
8;  Wm.  H.,  age  6.  Office:  Emory  Univ.,  Ga. 
Home:    942  Rosedale  Rd.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


ARMSTRONG,  DWIGHT  L.,  baseball  and 
golf.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June  4,  1894.  Son 
of  Chas.  D.  and  Gertrude  (Ludden)  Armstrong. 
Ed.:  Hill  Sch.,  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1913.  A.  B., 
Yale,  1917. 

Record,:  1913,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1914, 
mem.,  Yale  Freshman  B.B.  team.  1915,  winner 
of  mid-winter  golf  tournament,  Pinehurst,  N.  0. 
1915-10-17,  mem.,  Yale  golf  team.  1916,  winner 
of  spring  golf  tournament,  Pinehurst,  N.  C. 
1916-17,  mem.,  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1919, 
qualified  Natl.  Amateur  Golf  Champ.  1919-20, 
mem.,  Pa.  team  in  Lesley  Cup  Matches.  1926, 
winner  of  Central  Pa.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation :  Asst.  Gen.  Sales  mgr.,  Arm- 
strong Cork  Co.,  Linoleum  Div. ;  Dir.,  Reading 
Paper  Mills.     War  Record:    U.S.N.R.F.,  May  3, 

1917,  as  Coxwain.  U.S.N.R.F.  comnd.  Ensign, 
Jan.,   1918.      Comnd.   Ensign    (T)    U.S.N.,    May, 

1918.  Sch.  at  Annapolis,  Feb.-June,  1918.  Re- 
tained as  instr.,  June-Oct,  1918.  Assigned  to 
U.S.S.  George  Washington  (4  trips).  Discharged 
as  Ensign  (T)  U.S.N.,  Feb.  12,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Lancaster  C.C.  (Dir.,  1926-27-28)  ;  Pine 
Valley  G.C. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  F.  &  A.M. 
Lodge  No.  43;  Lancaster  Welfare  Fed.,  (Pres. 
1925-26,  dir.,  1927-28);  trustee  Y.W.C.A. ;  Dir., 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  1926-27-28;  Dir.,  Mfgs. 
Asso.,  1926-27-28.  Clubs:  Hamilton;  Yale, 
(New  York).  Hobby:  Shooting;  fishing;  col- 
lecting prints.  Married:  Marion  A.  Armstrong. 
Office:  Liberty  and  Mary  Sts.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
Home:  1105  E.  King  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

ARMSTRONG,  FRANK,  Jr.,  lacrosse.  Born: 
Clarksburg,  W.  Va.,  Dec.  24,  1900.  Son  of  Frank 
and  Nellie  (Steel)  Armstrong.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.,  1918 ;  A.B.  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1922. 

Record:  1919,  mem  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1920,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  junior  class 
crew.  1920-22,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  lacrosse  team  ; 
active  in  frat.  B.B.  1922,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
lacrosse  team  (I.  C.  Champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Gen.  Mgr.,  Nat.  Fruit 
Product  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ; 
Penn.  Varsity  Club ;  Univ.  Club.  Office:  Wood- 
ward Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3721  Livings- 
ton St.,  Chevy  Chase,  D.  C. 


ARMSTRONG,  IKE  J.,  football  coach,  Univ. 
of  Utah.  Born:  Seymour,  la.,  June  8,  1896. 
Son  of  G.  H.  and  Prudy  (Gump)  Armstrong. 
Ed.:  B.C.S.,  Drake  Univ.  (Des  Moines,  la.), 
1923. 


Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  F.  B. 
team,   (team  won  Mo.  Valley  Conf.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Univ.  of  Utah.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  July  14,  1917, 
Sgt,  Co.  B  109th  Ammunition  Train  34th  Div. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Omaha  A.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Pearl  Campbell.  Office: 
Univ.  of  Utah,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah.  Home: 
Apt.  405  Roberta,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 

ARMSTRONG,  JOSEPH  JEROME,  tennis. 
Bom:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  May  24,  1891.  Son  of 
Jos.  Henry  and  Eliza  (Zietler)  Armstrong.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1912;  B.S.,  Harvard,  1914. 

Record:  1909-11-1319-21-22-23-27,  won  Minn. 
State  tennis  (singles)  champ.  1911-12,  won 
Western  I.C.  tennis  (singles)  champ.  1912,  won 
Midwest  champ.  1913,  won  Natl.  I.C.  tennis 
(doubles)  champ.  (Harvard).  1914-17-20-21-22- 
24-25,  won  Northwestern  tennis  (singles)  champ. 
1915,  won  Pa.  State  tennis  champ.  1916,  finalist 
in  Longwood  singles ;  ranked  number  9  in  Natl, 
tennis  ranking. 

Pres.  Occupation:  General  Ins.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Ensign  in  U.S.N.R.  Affiliations .-  St.  Paul 
Tennis  Club ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Pi  Ea  Soc. 
(Harvard).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Ethel 
Hoskins.  Children:  Joseph,  Jr.,  age  5;  Mary, 
age  4;  Peter,  age  3;  Daniel,  age  2.  Office:  180 
N.  Swelling  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  2132 
Dayton  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

ARMSTRONG,  NORRIS,  capt.  football  team, 
Centre  College,  1921.  Born:  Fort  Smith,  Ark., 
Sept.  15,  1898.  Son  of  Henry  Clay  and  Minnie 
(Sanders)  Armstrong.    Ed.:    Centre  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-21,  mem.  Centre  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1921).  1922, 
coached  Centenary  Coll.  (Shreveport,  La.). 
1923-27,  coached  Carroll  Coll.  Won  4  Wis. 
State  Coll.  Champ,  in  Bskt.  B.  and  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.,  Carroll  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.,  S.A.T.C,  Centre  Coll.  Affi- 
liations: Vice-pres.,  Cen.  Wholesale  Co.  (Dan- 
ville, Ky.)  ;  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Married:  Porter 
Hudson  Armstrong.  Children:  Margaret,  age 
2;  Barbara,  infant.  Office:  Carroll  Coll.,  Wau 
kesha,  Wis.  Home:  600  West.  Ave.,  Waukesha 
Wis. 


ARMSTRONG,  RICHARD,  Capt.  Yale  crew, 
1895.  Born:  Saybrook,  Conn.,  July  16,  1873. 
Son  of  W.  N.  and  Mary  F.  (Morgan)  Armstrong. 
Ed.:  Andover  Acad.  (Andover,  Mass.)  ;  Yale. 
1895. 

Record:  1891,  mem.  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1892,  mem.,  Andover  Acad.  crew.  1892,  mem., 
mem.,  Yale  varsity  crew  and  F.B.  team  (capt. 
crew,  '95).  1896,  asst.  coach  Yale  Henley  crew. 
1897-98-99,    coach    U.S.N.A.    (crews    and    F.B.). 


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1897-1904,  official  I.C.  Rowing  Asso.  (Pough- 
keepsie).  1914,  graduate  coach  of  rowing  at 
Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Security  Storage  and 
Safe  Deposit  Co.,  Norfolk,  Va.  Mil.  Service; 
Dir.  Red  Cross  Bureau  of  Naval  Service,  Lon- 
don, Eng.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  Armstrong  Devel- 
opment Co.,  Hampton,  Va. ;  Dir.  W.  F.  Richard- 
son Security  Storage  Co.,  Richmond,  Va. ;  Part- 
Yale  freshman  crew  and  F.B.  team.  1893-94-95, 
ner,  Armstrong  Bros.,  Oyster  Planters.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Rosa  Fairfax  Lee.  Office.- 
Hampton,  Va. 

ARNOLD,     FREDERICK      WILLIAM,      Jr., 

mem.,  track  team,  Carnegie  Tech.,  1921.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Oct.  23,  1899.  Son  of  Frederick 
W.  and  Bertha  (Loew)  Arnold.  Ed.:  Union 
H.  Sch. ;  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Carnegie  Tech.  track 
team  (specialized  in  hurdles).  1920-21,  mem., 
Hill  Top  Y.M.C.A.  (Pittsburgh)  track  team 
(won  West.  Pa.  Y.M.C.A.  100  yd.  dash).  1921, 
mem.,  Tri-State  champ,  team.  1922,  coach  Oak- 
dale  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team ;  coach  McDonald  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1923-26,  asst.  coach  Canonsburg  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team ;  coach  Canonsburg  H.  Sch.  track 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1924-26,  coached  Canons- 
burg H.  Sch.  girls'  Bskt.  B.  team.  1925,  girl's 
Bskt.  B.  team  won  1st  invitation  tournament 
held  Wash.  Co.,  Pa.  1926-27,  mem.,  Wash.  Co. 
I.C.  Ath.  Asso.  Council  and  of  its  exec.  com. 
1927-28,  asst.  F.B.  coach;  girls'  Bskt.  B.  coach; 
track  coach,  Cecil  H.  Sch.  Mem.,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials  ;  mem.,  runner-up  team  ;  Y.  M.C.A.  Bskt. 
B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Mil.  Service: 
Sgt.  Co.  C,  chemical  warefare  section,  Carnegie 
Inst,  of  Tech.,  1918.  Affiliations:  W.C.I.A.A. 
council;  W.C.I.A.A.  ex.  com.,  1926-27;  Amer. 
Legion.  Hobby:  Music.  Office.-  Cecil  H.  Sch., 
McDonald,  Pa.,  R.F.D.  No.  3.  Home:  165  Knox 
Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

ARNOLD,  DR.  GEORGE  BASIL,  football 
official.  Bom:  Westminster,  Md.,  Aug.  18,  1898. 
Son  of  Alfred  and  Anna  (Ament)  Arnold.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Lynchburg  Coll.,  1921 ;  M.C.,  Univ.  of  Va., 
1927. 

Record:  1917-18-19-29-21,  mem.  Lynchburg 
Coll.  F.B.,  and  Bskt.  B.  teams;  capt.,  F.B.  team 
(1917-18-19-20-21)  ;  capt.,  B.B.  team  (1917-18-20- 
21).  1922-23-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation.-  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Phi  Rho  Sigma.  Office: 
Cincinnati  General  Hospital,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Home.-     Westminster,  Md. 

ARNOLD,  LYNN  JOHN,  Jr.,  football.  Born: 
Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  June  25,  1891.    Son  of  Lynn 


J.  and  Euretta  A.  (Babcock)  Arnold.  Ed..-  The 
Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1911;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1914. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1911,  mem.,  Hill  Sch.  track  team.  1912-13,  mem., 
Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher,  The  Knicker- 
bocker Press  and  Albany  Evening  News.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  2nd  Lt.,  1918;  discharged 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Pres.  and  Gen.  Mgr., 
The  Press  Co.,  Albany,  N.  Y. ;  Delta  Psi.  Clubs: 
Yale,  (N.Y.C.)  Univ.,  (Albany,  N.  Y.)  ;  Wolferts 
Roost  (Albany,  N.  Y.)  ;  Albany  C.C.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Office:  18  Beaver  St., 
Albany,  N.  Y.     Home:     92  Willet   St.,  Albany, 

n.  y. 


ARNSTEIN,  WALTER,  mem.  Yale  track 
team  winning  I.CA.A.A.A.  Championship,  1902. 
Bom:  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  Feb.  1,  1883.  Son 
of  Eugene  and  Josefine  (Mandelbaum)  Arnstein. 
Ed.:  B.  S.  Yale,  1902. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (I.C- 
A.A.A.A. Champs,  in  220  yd.)  ;  ran  100  yd.  9% 
sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  Engr.  War 
Record:  Capt.  Engrs.  Co.  D  93rd  Engrs.  Affi- 
liations .-  Inst.  Elec.  Engrs. ;  Soc.  of  Engrs. 
Clubs:  Beresford;  Mt.  Diablo;  Sutter;  Argo- 
naut. Married:  Alice  Sussman.  Children: 
Eugene,  age  20 ;  Richard,  age  18 ;  Katherine, 
age  17 ;  Peter,  age  9.  Office:  306  Hobart  Bldg., 
San  Francisco,  Cal.  Home:  2211  Washington 
St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 


ARTHUR,  JAMES  LELAND,  placed  third  in 
discus  throw,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet,  1924.  Born: 
Fresno,  Calif.,  Apr.  4,  1898.  Son  of  James  A. 
and  Anna  (Shuck)  Arthur.  Ed.:  Clovis  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1928. 

Record :  1914-15-16,  mem.  Clovis  H.  Sch.  track 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1918,  won  shot  put  and 
discus  throw,  All  Army  Far  Eastern  champs. 
(Manila)  ;  won  shot  put  and  runner-up  in  dis- 
cus throw,  Far  Eastern  champs.  ( Manila ) .  1920, 
mem.,  Stanford  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922-24, 
mem.,  Stanford  varsity  track  team ;  competed 
in  N.C.A.A.  meet  (Chicago)  ;  placed  third  in 
discus  throw,  I.CA.A.A.A.  meet  (Boston,  1924). 
1925,  mem.,  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team.  1925- 
26,  competed  for  the  Olympic  Club  in  various 
meets;  mem.,  Stanford  varsity  boxing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Petroleum  engr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted,  May  4,  1917,  Co.  H,  31st  Inf., 
served  in  Philippines ;  served  in  Siberia,  Co.  B., 
31st  Inf.;  discharged,  Nov.  5,  1919.  Hobby: 
Geology.  Married:  LeNora  Barba,  Dec.  16,  1926. 
Office:  Caribbean  Pet.  Co.,  Cabimas  Camp,  Ma- 
racaibo,  Venezuela.  Home:  R  "A"  Box  14, 
Clovis,  Calif. 


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ASCHER,  HERMAN  J.,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec. 
2,  1902.  Son  of  John  B.  and  Katherine  ( Schmol- 
ler)  Ascher.  Ed.:  W.  H.  Dunwooden  Inst., 
1919 ;  East  H.  Sch.,  1922 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1926. 

Record:  Amateur  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  hockey,  B.B., 
V.B.,  Diamond  B.  in  Minneapolis  amateur 
leagues.  Mem.,  East.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1921,  F.B.  champ.  East.  H. 
Sch.  1921-22,  Bskt.  B.  champ.  East.  H.  Sch. 
1923-25,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams,  (capt.  F.B.  1925).  1923,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1928, 
mem.,  Indianapolis  B.B.  club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  In- 
dianapolis B.B.  club ;  "M"  club ;  Alpha  Sigma 
Phi ;  Gray  Friars.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Home: 
5143  Broadway,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ASHE,  VIRGINIA,  swim/ming.  Bom:  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  Nov.  17,  1902.  Daughter  of  H.  M. 
and  Winifred  (Brooks)  Ashe.  Ed..-  Girls  H. 
Sch.  Creighton  Business  Sch.,  1922. 

Record:  Won  following  A.  A.  C.  Invitation 
swimming  meets  in  Atlanta :  July,  1916  ;  Aug., 
1917;  July,  1917;  Aug.,  1919;  1920-22-23.  Fol- 
lowing A.A.U.  meets :.  1917,  2nd,  100  yards 
(Atlanta,  Ga.).  1920,  1st,  100  yds.  (Atlanta, 
Ga.).  1921,  1st  in  100  yds.,  50  yds.,  and  100  yds. 
(Jr.  Nat.),  Birmingham,  Ala.  1923,  1st  in  100 
and  50  yd.  (Pensacola,  Fla.).  1st  in  100  yd. 
( Memphis,  Tenn. ) .  1925,  1st  in  100  yd.  and  2nd 
in  50  yd.  (Pensacola,  Fla.).  1926,  1st  in  100 
and  220  yd.  (Birmingham,  Ala.).  1927,  1st  in 
100  and  220  yd.    (Mobile,  Ala.). 

Pres.  Occupation;  Secretary.  Affiliations: 
A.A.U. ;  Atlanta  A.C.  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  Piedmont 
Corp. ;  E.  Lake  C.G.  Hobby:  Swimming  and 
dancing.  Office:  415  Bona  Allen  Bldg.,  Atlanta, 
Ga.    Home.-     Oakridge  Ave.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


ASHER,  JULIUS  BENJAMIN,  professional 
baseball  player.  Born.-  Natchitoches,  La.,  Aug. 
16,  1889.  Son  of  Phil  L.  and  Cleona  (Weil) 
Ascher.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Louis.  State  Univ.,  1909. 

Record:  1926-28,  former  statistician  Fla. 
State  league;  former  sec.-treas.,  Orlando  B.B. 
club ;  pres.,  Fla.  State  league. 

Pres.  Occupation:  C.P.A.  Affiliations :  Dir., 
Morris  Plan  Co.  (Orlando,  Fla.)  ;  Elks;  Kiwanis 
Club;  Mt.  Plymouth  CO.;  Orlando  C.C. ;  Dubs- 
dread  C.C.  Hobby:  B.B.  Married:  Mary 
Brown,  Jan.  17,  1917.  Children:  Philomane, 
age  10;  Cleona,  age  2.  Office:  11  McKinney 
Rylander  Bldg.,  Orlando,  Fla.  Home:  Dubs- 
dread  Circle,  Orlando,  Fla. 


ASHFORD,   GEORGE   WOODSON,   wrestler. 
Born:     Watkinsville,  Ga.     Son  of  Wm.  Henry 


and  Hattie  (Quillian)  Ashford.  Ed. :  Athens 
H.  Sch.  (Athens,  Ga.)  ;  Univ.  of  Ga.;  U.S.N.A. 
Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Athens  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team ;  mem.,  Athens  Y.M.C.A.  hexathelon  team 
(champs.).  1927-28,  mem.,  U.S.N.A.  wrestling 
team  (115  lb.  class;  capt,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Midshipman,  U.S.N.  Affi- 
liations: A.A.U.;  Kappa  Alpha.  Home:  3306 
Bancroft  Hall,  Annapolis,  Md. 


ASHMORE,  JAMES  N„  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Bethany,  111.,  Nov.  11,  1880. 
Son  of  D.  N.  and  Margaret  L.  (Bone)  Ashmore. 
Ed. :  Bethany  H.  Sch.,  1899 ;  Lincoln  Coll.,  1901 ; 
Univ.  of  111.,  1903. 

Record:  1900-01,  capt.  Lincoln  Coll.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1902-03,  mem.,  Univ.  of  111.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1903-04,  coached  Wash.  State 
Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1904-07, 
coached  James  Millikins  Univ.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  track  teams  1906-07,  played  pro.  B.B. 
Northern  League.  1907-09,  ath.  dir.,  West. 
Maryland  Coll.;  coached  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1909-13,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir.,  James  Milli- 
ken  Coll.  1913-17,  ath.  dir.,  Univ.  of  Colo.; 
coached  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  1919-22,  coached 
Univ.  of  la.  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1922-24, 
ath.  dir.,  Depauw  Univ. ;  coached  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1926-28,  coached  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  ath.  dir.,  Camp  Cody,  New  Mex.,  comnd. 
capt.  Jan.,  1918,  discharged  June,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: S.A.E. ;  Lions;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Children:  Miriam,  age  18;  Ruth,  age  16. 
Office:  Univ.  of  N.  C,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Home: 
228  S.  Union  St.,  Decatur,  111. 


ASZMANN,  ARTHUR  MAX,  trapshooting, 
Bom:  Chester,  111.,  Oct.  28,  1885.  Son  of  Sig 
and  Mary  (Wegner)  Aszmann.  Ed.:  Chester 
H.  Sch.,  1906;  M.  D.,  Hahnemann  Medical  Coll. 
and  Hospital  (Chicago,  111.),  1910;  post  grad. 
course,  Metropolitan  Hospital  (N.  Y.  C), 
1910-11. 

Record:  1921,  participated  in  Clarksdale, 
Miss.,  Southern  Div.  shoot.  1922-23-24-25-26-27, 
participated  in  111.  State  shoots  (State  champ., 
1926).  1923-24-25-26,  champ.,  Southern  111. 
Sportsman's  League.  1925-26-27,  participated  in 
Natl,  tournament.  1926,  mem.,  111.  team  (won 
Natl,  champ.,  Dayton,  Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
111.  Trapshooters  Asso.  (State  Dir.)  ;  East  St. 
Louis  Hunting  and  Fishing  Club.  Hobby:  Quail 
shooting.  Married:  Lydia  Herschbach,  Jan.  15, 
1914.  Children:  Willa  Mary,  age  13;  Robert, 
age  8.  Office:  306  Murphy  Bldg.,  E.  St.  Louis, 
111.     Home:    1926  N.  49th  St.,  E.  St.  Louis,  111. 


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ATEE,  JOHN  COX,  Capt.  Princeton  track 
team,  1908.  Bom.-  Fort  Madison,  la.,  Oct.  30, 
18S2.  Son  of  Win.  H.  and  Charlotte  H.  Atlee. 
Ed.:    Lit.  B.,  Princeton,  1908. 

Record:  1904-05-07-08,  ineni.  Princeton  track 
team  (capt.,  1908).  1908,  mem.,  Amer.  Olympic 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumberman.  Affiliations: 
S.  &  J.  C.  Atlee,  Inc.  (asst.  treas.)  ;  Chamber  of 
Commerce ;  Rotary  Club ;  Boy  Scout  Council ; 
Ft.  Madison  G.C. ;  Princeton  Club  of  la.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  duck  shooting.  Married:  Marjorie  I. 
Ilettel.  Children:  Nancy  Jane,  age  15 ;  Wm. 
Henry,  2nd,  age  13.  Office:  14th  St.  and  Ave. 
M.,  Ft.  Madison,  la.  Home:  903  Ave.  E.,  Ft. 
Madison,  la. 

ATKINS,  JACK  MONTGOMERY,  mem.  Univ. 
Minnesota  hockey  team,  Western  Inter-Collegi- 
ate champions,  1926-27.  Bom:  St.  Catherines, 
Ontario,  Canada,  Feb.  10,  1905.  Son  of  Wm. 
Post  and  Mable  (Montgomery)  Atkins.  Ed.: 
Hibbing  Jr.  Coll.  (Hibbing,  Minn.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem  Hibbing  Jr.  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (state  champs.).  1923-24,  mem.,  Hibbing 
Jr.  Coll.  hockey  team  (state  champs.).  1926-27, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey  team  (West.  I.C. 
Champs. ) .  1928,  freshman  and  asst.  varsity 
hockey  coach,  Univ.  of  Minn.  (West.  I.C. 
champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa.  Mar- 
ried: Constance  Kimmell,  Mar.  5,  1925.  Home.- 
701  5th  St.  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

ATTICKS,  ROBERT  MARTIN,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Bom:  Goldsboro 
(York  Co.),  Pa.,  June  17,  1894.  Son  of  Robert 
Reed  and  Susan  (Kreiger)  Atticks.  Ed. :  Steel- 
ton  H.  Sen.,  1913;  Univ.  of  West.  Va. ;  R.B., 
Lebanon  Valley  Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Steelton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1911-13,  mem.,  Steelton  H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B. 
team.  1914-17,  mem.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1915-18,  mem.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams  (capt.  and  coach  of  Bskt.  B., 
1918).  1920-21,  ath.  dir.,  Kenton  H.  Sch.  1921- 
23,  ath.  dir.,  Franklin  H.  Sch.  1923-24,  ath.  dir., 
Cheltenham  H.  Sch.  1924-24,  F.B.  coach,  Beck- 
ley.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Stroud  & 
Co.,  Inc.,  Phila.  War  Record:  Sgt.  9th  Co.,  155th 
Depot  Brigade,  Camp  Lee,  Va.  Affiliations: 
Steelton  Post,  Amer.  Legion ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby.-  F.B.  officiating. 
Home:    136  Hummel  Ave.,  Lemoyne,  Pa. 

ATWATER,  WILLIAM  CUTLER,  JR.,  yacht- 
ing. Bom:  Fall  River,  Mass.,  July  18,  1890. 
Son  of  William  C.  and  Ida  W.  (Hay)  Atwater. 
Ed.:  Amherst  Coll.,  1912;  LL.B.,  N.  Y.  Law 
Sch.,   1916. 


Record:  1903-16  and  1919-24,  raced  in  Class 
SS,  AA,  and  Indian  Class,  Great  South  Bay 
Yacht  Racing  Asso.  (winning  several  champs. 
in  all  3  classes).  1925-27,  owned  and  raced 
"Minx"  (30  ft.  class),  winning  champ,  and 
Child's  Perpetual  Challenge  Trophy,  '27.  1928, 
owns  and  races  Star  Yacht,  "Minx ;"  appointed 
Great  South  Bay  Star  Class  Fleet  rep.,  Star 
Class  Internatls.,  Calif. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  with  Wm.  C.  At- 
water &  Co.,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  Chief  Petty 
Officer,  U.S.N.R.F.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Upsilon ;  Amherst  C. ;  Natl.  Arts  C. ;  Megantic 
C. ;  Internatl.  Star  Class  Yacht  Racing  Asso. ; 
Manhasset  Bay  Yacht  C. ;  Westhampton  C.C. ; 
Yacht  Squadron:  Donglaston  C.  Yacht  Squad- 
ron. Hobby:  Yachting.  Harried:  Evelene  Fos- 
ter, Apr.  27,  1923.  Children:  Priscilla,  infant. 
Office:  No.  1  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Seafield  Lane,  Westhampton  Beach,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

ATWOOD,  FREDERICK  CHARLES,  football 
and  swimming.  Born:  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  Nov.  4, 
1897.  Son  of  C.  L.  and  Elizabeth  (Crandall) 
Atwood.  Ed.:  St.  Cloud  H.  Sch.;  Pillsbury 
Acad. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  1914.  mem.,  St.  Cloud  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.,  Pillsbury  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team.  1921-22, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  swimming  team  (runner- 
up  in  conference  meet,  1921 ;  team  won  West. 
I.C.  Conf.  champ.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farm  loan,  Security  State 
Bank  (St.  Cloud,  Minn.)  ;  Aetna  Life  Ins.  Co. 
(Hartford).  Naval  Service:  U.  S.  Navy  officers 
training  camp.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi. 
Married:  Marjorie  Gould,  1925.  Children.- 
Betty  Lou,  age  2.  Office:  519  2nd  Ave.  S.,  Min- 
neapolis, Minn.     Home:     Willmar,  Minn. 

AUCHTERLONIE,  RONALD,  golf  pro.  Born: 
St.  Andrews,  Scotland,  Oct.  5,  1899.  Son  of 
James  and  Jessie  (Fernie)  Auchterlonie.  Ed.: 
Madras  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  '1920,  won  Haig  Cup  at  St.  Andrews 
Club.  1920-24,  golf.  pro.  at  St.  Andrews  G.  C. 
1921,  won  Jubilee  Vase  at  St.  Andrews  (club 
champ.).  1922,  asst.  golf  pro.  at  Weschester 
Biltmore  C.  C.  (Rye,  N.  Y.).  1923-28,  golf 
pro.,  Country  Club  of  Va. ;  holder  club  course 
record  of  72. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  ^Yar  Record: 
Enlisted  Royal  Scotch  Fusiliers,  1918;  in  active 
service  on  French  front ;  discharged,  1919.  Affi- 
liations: P.  G.  A.;  C.  C.  of  Va.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Margaret  Rankin,  Apr.  10,  1922. 
Children:  James  David,  age  4.  Office.-  Coun- 
try Club  of  Va.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  Cole 
St.,  West  Hampton,  Va. 

AUCHTERLONIE,  WILLIAM,  professional 
golfer.  Born:  St.  Andrews,  Scotland,  Jan.  22, 
1906.    Son  of  James  and  Jessie  (Fernie)  Auch- 


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terlonie.  Ed. :  Madras  H.  Sch.  (St.  Andrews), 
1920. 

Record:  1923,  won  Scottish  Boys'  golf  champ, 
at  Dunbar ;  won  St.  Andrews  Boys'  champ. ; 
represented  Scotland  against  Eng.  in  Internatl. 
matches  at  Dunbar.  1924,  qualified  in  Scottish 
open  champ.  1925-27,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Va.  C.C. 
1927,  qualified  in  Va.  State  open  tournament. 
1927-28,  golf  pro.  at  Glenwood  G.G. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Clubs:  Glen- 
wood G.C. ;  P.G.A.  Hobby:  Home:  Glenwood 
G.G.,  Richmond,  Va. 

AUNE,  BEYER,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  "Big 
Ten"  Conf.  Champ,  football  team,  1900.  Bom: 
Norway,  Dec.  6,  1873.  Son  of  Mathias  and 
Hanna  (Haugan)  Aune.  Ed.:  B.S.A.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1901. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1900,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  "Big  Ten" 
Conf.  Champ.  F.B.  team ;  highest  scoring  man 
on  team ;  unanimous  choice  for  All-Western  end. 

Pres.  Occupations:  Farm  Supt.,  Belle  Fourche 
Experiment  Farm,  Newell,  S.  Dak. ;  Asso.  Ag- 
ronomist, U.  S.  Department  of  Agri.  Affilia- 
tions :  "M"  Club,  Univ.  of  Minn. ;  32nd  Degree 
Mason,  Shriner.  Hobby:  Farmer.  Married: 
Bessie  Hull,  1917.  Home:  U.  S.  Exp.  Farm, 
Newell,  S.  Dak. 

AUSTIN,  ROBERT  O.,  holder  of  pole  vault 
record,  Univ.  of  Mich.  Bom:  Oak  Grove,  Mich., 
Jan.  25,  1870.  Son  of  Dr.  George  O.  and  Hattie 
(Thompson)  Austin.  Ed.:  Mich.  Normal  Coll., 
1891;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1895. 

Record:  1893  and  '94,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team.    1S93-96,  held  pole  vault  records. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor  and  builder. 
Affiliations:  "M"  club  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Maso- 
nic lodge ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  pres.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.  Alumni  Asso.  of  Cen.  Ohio ;  Scioto  C.C. ; 
York  Temple  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Kale 
Maylone,  1903.  Children:  Paul  M.,  age  23; 
George  M.,  age  20 ;  Richard,  age  17.  Office:  202 
E.  Frambes  Ave.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

AVE,  HAROLD  ft,  heavyweight  boxing  cham- 
pion, Pittsburgh  Athletic  Club,  1921.  Born.- 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  Mar.  29,  1900.  Son  of  Frank  J. 
and  Amelia  (Keopke)  Ave.  Ed..-  East  Tech 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Baldwin-Wallace  Coll.,  1923; 
Carnegie  Tech.,  1921;  Penn  State,  1922;  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1924. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  East.  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1918-20,  mem.,  Baldwin- 
Wallace  Coll,  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.,  All-Ohio 
team ;  mem.,  Intercity  boxing  team  of  Cleveland 
(amateur)  ;  won  City  and  State  champ.  (Cleve- 
land, Ohio)  ;  won  Allegheny-Mt.  Assh.  champ, 
(heavyweight).  1921,  heavyweight  boxing 
champ,  Pittsburgh  A.  C. ;  mem.,  Carnegie  Tech. 
F.B.  squad.    1921-23,  nat'l  amateur  heavyweight 


champ.    1923-27,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Willoughby 
H.  Sch.    Mem.  Ohio  Conf.  Officials  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach,  Willoughby  H. 
Sch.  (Willoughby,  Ohio).  Mil.  Service:  Mem., 
S.A.T.C.,  Baldwin-Wallace  Coll.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: E.A.E. ;  Theta  Kappa  Nu;  E.F.  Office: 
Willoughby  H.  Sch.,  Willoughby,  Ohio.  Home: 
13509  Eaglesmere,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

AVIS,  CLARENCE  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born.-  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Nov.  22,  1901.  Son  of 
Gilmore  R.  and  Clara  (Hess)  Avis.  Ed.:  Maple- 
wood  H.  Sch.,  1921;  Wash.  Univ.,  1924-25;  St. 

Louis  Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  St.  Louis  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cashier  and  Head  Book- 
keeper, Merchants  Ice  and  Coal  Co.  Affiliations : 
Delta  Sigma  Phi;  Quo-Vadis;  S.  L.  Club  (St. 
Louis  Univ.)  ;  "W"  Club  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby.- 
Sports.  Office:  314  N.  4th  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Home:   2601  Sutton  St.,  Maplewood,  Mo. 

AXT,  RIDGELY  W.,  football,  lacrosse,  and 
track.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  3,  1894.  Son 
of  Fred  G.  and  Amelia  (Saunders)  Axt.  Ed..- 
Baltimore  City  Coll.,  1913;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md., 
1920;  M.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1923. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Baltimore  City  Ooll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1914-15-16,  mem.,  Univ. 
of  Md.  indoor  track  team.  1915-16-17,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team.  1915-16-17-18-20,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Md.  lacrosse  team   (capt.,  1916-17-18). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  ed.  teacher.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Apr.  1,  1918,  army  medical 
corps ;  mem.,  A. E.F. ;  discharged,  June  13,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason;.  Sigma  Phi  Sigma;  "M" 
Club,  Univ.  of  Md.  (Sec.  and  treas.,  1926-27). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Louise  Reily, 
June  30,  1921.  Children.-  Betty  Louise,  infant. 
Office:  Langley  Junior  H.  Sch.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:    Coll.  Park,  Md. 

AYNESWORTH,  GEORGE  LEVIN,  track. 
Born.-  Graham,  Young  Co.,  Texas,  Jan.  18,  1881. 
Son  of  Geo.  Levin  and  Sarah  Ellen  (Hickman) 
Aynesworth.     Ed.:     LL.B.,  Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  1906-07-08,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations.-  Los 
Angeles  First  Natl.  Trust  and  Savings  Bank; 
San  Joaquin  Light  and  Power  Co. ;  East  Bay 
Water  Co. ;  Security  Title  and  Guaranty  Co. ; 
Bd.  of  Trustees  First  Presbyterian  Church 
(Pres.)  ;  Bd.  of  Trustees  Yosemite  Natl.  Park 
Church  (Pres.)  ;  Fresno  Central  Farm  Bureau 
(Sec.)  ;  Better  Business  Bureau  (Atty.  and 
Dir.).  Married:  Fannie  Diffenbaugh  Hickman. 
Children:  Robert  Hickman,  age  15;  Anna 
Louise,  age  14 ;  Fannie  Ruth,  age  12.  Office: 
1115  Fulton  St.,  Fresno,  Calif.  Home:  620 
Coast  St.,  Fresno,  Calif. 


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BABCOCK,  TENNY  STANLEY,  football. 
Born:  Miles  City,  Mont.,  Sept.  29,  1904.  Son 
of  T.  E.  and  Elizabeth  (Hansen)  Babcock.  Ed.: 
Custer  Co.  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Mont.  State  Coll. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.,  Custer  Co.  H.  Scho. 
F.B.  team  (Champs.,  1922).  1920-23,  mem., 
Custer  Co.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (champs.,  1923). 
1921-23,  mem.,  Custer  Co.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1924-25,  mem.,  Mont.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B  team, 
1924-27,  Mont.  State  Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams 
(2nd  in  Rocky  Mt.  conf.,  1926;  capt,  F.B.  team, 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Epsilon;  "C"  club  (Custer  Co.  H.  Sch.);  "M" 
club  (Mont.  State  Coll.).  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Home:    501  S.  Grand  St.,  Bozeman,  Mont. 


BACHELLER,  JOSEPH  HENRY,  JR.,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Feb.  25,  1905.  Son  of 
J.  Henry  and  Edith  A.  (Smith)  Bacheller.  Ed.: 
Newark  (N.  J.)  Acad.;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.,  Newark  Acad. 
F.  B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  mem.,  New- 
ark Acad.  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  mem., 
Princeton  freshman  F.  B.  team.  1922-23,  mem., 
Princeton  freshman  water  polo  team.  1923-24- 
25,  mem.,  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team  (champ. 
F.B.  team,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.,  Public  Service  Elec. 
&  Gas  Co.  Chibs:  Rockaway  River  C.  C. ; 
Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y.  and  Newark.  Married: 
Marjorie  Multer.  Office:  80  Park  PL,  Newark, 
N.  J.    Home.-   17  Webster  PI.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 


BACHMAN,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  All  Amer. 
Guard,  Notre  Dame,  1916.  Born.-  Chicago,  111., 
Dec.  1,  1892.  Son  of  Charles  and  Anna  (Wolff) 
Bachman.  Ed..-  L.L.B.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame, 
1917. 

Record:  1910-11,  chosen  All-Cook  County 
tackle  (Chicago  and  vicinity).  1912,  high  point 
winner  Nat.  Inter  Sch.  meet  (Chicago).  1914, 
chosen  All-West,  guard.  1915,  winner  discus 
throw,  Penna.  Relays ;  A.A.U.,  Jr.  champ,  discus 
thrower  (San  Francisco).  1916,  chosen  All- 
Amer.  guard.  1918,  chosen  All-Service  center 
(Great  Lakes  Naval  Station).  1919,  coach  N. 
West.  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1920-27,  coach  Kans. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1928,  coach  Univ.  of  Fla. 
Author  of  books  on  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach,  Univ.  of  Fla. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  1918;  discharged  1919. 
Affiliations:  Nat.  Coll.  F.  B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Nat.  Coll.  Track  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Kansas  City 
A.C. ;  Mason ;  Manhattan  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Amer.  Legion;  Manhattan  C.C.  Hobby: 
Radio,  hunting,  fishing  and  handball.    Married: 


Grace  M.  Cary,  1922.  Children:  Margaret,  age 
4;  Charles,  age  3.  Office:  Univ.  of  Fla.  Home: 
Gainesville,  Fla. 

BACKMAN,  LESTER  JOHN,  pitcher  St. 
Louis  Nat.  baseball  team,  1909-10.  Born:  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  Mar.  20,  1888.  Son  of  George  S. 
and  Jane  (Carbaugh)  Backman.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Rose  Poly.  Inst.,  1917. 

Record:  1906-07-08,  mem.,  Rose  Poly.  Inst. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  both  teams,  1908; 
All-Ind.  fullback,  1908).  1909-10,  mem.,  St.Louis 
Nat.  B.B.  team  (pitcher).  1911-12,  mem.,  To- 
ronto B.B.  team  (pitcher). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineer,  The  Ferro  Con- 
crete Construction  Co.,  Cincinnati,  O.  Affilia- 
tions :  Sigma  Nu ;  Lodge  No.  589,  F.  &  A.  M.  of 
Ohio;  Pres.,  Sigma  Nu  Alumni  Asso.  (Cincin- 
nati, O.).  Hobby.-  Billiards  and  golf.  Married: 
Jeanette  Stone,  1914.  Children:  Susan  Vir- 
ginia, age  9.  Office.-  Third  and  Elm  Sts.,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.  Home:  3420  Berry  Ave.,  Cincin- 
nati, O. 

BACON,  BENJAMIN  W.,  mem.,  Yale  football 
team,  1880.  Born.-  Litchfield,  Ct.,  Jan.  15, 
1860.  Son  of  Leonard  W.  and  Susan  Bacon. 
Ed.:  Yale,  B.A.  1881,  B.D.  1884,  M.A.  (Hon.) 
1892;  D.D.  Western  Reserve,  1893;  Univ.  of 
Breslau  (Germany),  1911;  Harvard  Univ.,  1914; 
Litt.D.,  Syracuse  Univ.,  1895;  Oxford,  1920. 

Record:  Mem.,  Yale  freshman  F.  B.  team, 
class  of  1881.  Substitute  Yale  F.B.  team  in 
soph,  and  jr.  years ;  mem.,  Yale  F.B.  team,  se- 
nior year.     (Capt.  Walter  Camp,  Yale,  1880.) 

Pres.  Occupation.-  Professor,  Yale  Univ. 
Married:  Eliza  B.  Aiken,  1884.  Children.- 
Dorothy  Buckingham,  age  42;  Benjamin  S.,  age 
39.  Office:  Yale  Univ.,  New  Haven,  Ct.  Home.- 
244  Edwards  St.,  New  Haven. 

BACON,  CLARENCE  EVERETT,  JR.,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Westbrook,  Conn.,  Aug.  18,  1890. 
Son  of  Clarence  Everett  and  Katherine  (Whit- 
ing)   Bacon.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,   1913. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B. 
and  tennis  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1912;  capt.  ten- 
nis, 1911 ;  won  New  Eng.  I.C.  doubles  champ., 
1910-13;  picked  on  Walter  Camp's  3rd  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team,  1912).  1911-13,  mem.  Wes- 
leyan Univ.  B.B.  team.  1924-26,  won  Montclair 
G.C.  golf  champ.  1926,  won  Sleepy  Hollow  invi- 
tation golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner,  Spencer  Trask  & 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  Sept.,  1917,  U.  S. 
Army  Inf. ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt,  F.A.,  June,  1918 ; 
discharged,  1918.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Broadway 
Realty  Co.  (N.  Y.  C.)  and  Aeronautical  Indus- 
tries,    Inc. ;     Psi    Upsilon ;     Downtown    Asso. ; 


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Y.M.C.A.  Clubs:  Montclair  C.C.  (chrmn.  greens 
com.)  ;  Colonial  (Montclair).  Hobby:  Golf, 
fishing  and  horseback.  Married:  Eva  Peabody, 
Nov.,  1915.  Office:  25  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C.,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Montclair,  N.  J. 

BACON,  FRANCIS  WILLIAM,  pro.  baseball. 
Born.-  South  Bend,  Ind.,  Jan.  11,  1894.  Son  of 
A.  W.  and  Mabel  V.  (Hamilton)  Bacon.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Wabash  Coll.,  1918.    U.S.  Sch.  of  Aviation. 

Record:  1912,  high  sch.  Ind.  B.B.  champ.; 
chosen  on  All-Ind.  Bskt.  B.  team,  1913 ;  won 
4  "letters,"  Princeton  prep,  sch.,  1914-18;  coll. 
ath.,  winning  place  on  the  All-Ind.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1918,  selected  on  All-Southern 
Army  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.,  Little  Rock  pro. 
B.B.  team  (S.  League).  1919-25,  mem.,  Dayton 
Triangles  pro.  F.B.  team.  1920-25,  mem.,  Fort 
Wayne  pro.  Bskt.  B.  team.  1920-28,  played 
semi-pro.  B.B.  with  Dayton,  Cincinnati,  Rich- 
mond, Springfield  and  Marion.  Cincinnati 
played  Beaver  Falls  for  the  Triple  A  Champ, 
of  the  U.S. ;  Ohio  Conf.  referee  for  F.B.,  Bskt.  B. 
and  B.B.  1921,  mem.,  Massillon  Agathons,  semi- 
pro,  champs  of  the  world.  1927,  mem.,  Jim 
Thorpe's  Portsmouth  pro.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation.-  Gen.  Mgr.,  Van  Scoy 
Chemical  Co.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Aviation  ser- 
vice; hon.  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations:  Ohio 
F.B.  Officials'  Asso. ;  Pres.,  Miami  Valley- 
Officials'  Asso. ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Masons ;  Eagles 
and  Marion  C.C.  Hobby.-  Athletics.  Married: 
Ruth  S.  Weaver,  1920.  Children.-  Betty  Ann, 
age  6;  Francis  Bill,  age  2.  Office:  Douglas  & 
Town,  Mt.  Gilead,  O.  Home.-  236  W.  High  St., 
Mt.  Gilead,  O. 

BACON,  GEORGE  C,  JR.,  mem.,  world's 
famous  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania  4-mile  relay  team, 
1914.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Jan.  23,  1891. 
Son  of  Rev.  George  C.  and  Mary  (Compton) 
Bacon.  Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll.;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1916. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.,  Baltimore  City  Coll. 
track  and  F.B.  team  (capt.  track,  1912).  1910- 
11,  defeated  Tate  (Canadian  champ.),  in  special 
mile,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  1911,  won  S.I.C. 
indoor  mile  (Richmond,  Va.),  4  min.  29  sec. 
1912,  estab.  S.  Atlantic  half-mile  record  (2  min. 
3  sec.)  ;  estab.  S.  Atlantic  champ.  1-mile  relay 
(3  min.  28  sec.)  ;  won  S.  Atlantic  open 
mile.  1913-14,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
track  team  (team  still  holds  I.C.  freshman  mile 
record)  ;  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  nat'l  2  and  4  mile 
relay  teams.  1920-21,  coach  Baltimore  City 
Coll.  1920-28,  officiated  S.  Atlantic  A.A.U.  and 
I.C.  meets.  1923-25,  organized  Baltimore  Police 
track  and  field  team  (Amer.  Police  champs, 
1924-25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Md.  Lacquer  and  Varnish 
Co.     Mil.  Service:     Marine  Flying  Corps.,  Bos- 


ton, Mass.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Colonial  Club, 
(Harrisburg,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Track  and  field 
sports.  Married:  Alma  Anderson,  June  4, 
1917.  Office:  410  W.  Conway  St.,  Baltimore, 
Md.  Home:  3820  Barrington  Rd.,  Baltimore, 
Md. 

BACON,  JOHN  KENLY,  mgr.,  Tale  Univ. 
champ,  baseball  team,  1925.  Bom:  Wilmington, 
N.  C,  Dec.  24,  1903.  Son  of  Carl  K.  and  Elea- 
nor K.  Bacon.    Ed.:  Andover,  1921;  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  mem.,  Andover  B.B  and  hockey 
teams.  1925,  mgr.,  Yale  champ.  B.  B.  team ; 
mem.   Yale  freshman  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  Nat.  Architects  Ex- 
hibit Corp.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Yale 
Clubs  of  N.  Y.  and  Boston.  Hobby:  baseball. 
Married:  Mary  Mellon.  Children:  John  Kenly, 
Jr.,  infant.  Office:  11  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:   512   Beacon    St.,   Boston,   Mass.      ( 

BADGER,  SHERMAN  CAMPBELL,  Na- 
tional Figure  Skating  Champion.  Born:  Boston, 
Massachusetts,  August  29,  1901.  Son  of  George 
S.  C.  and  Grace  (Spear)  Badger.  Education: 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1918-20-21-22-23-24,  National  figure 
skating  champion.  1921-23,  coxswain  of  Har- 
vard 2nd  varsity  crew.  1923,  coxswain  of  Har- 
vard varsity  crew.  1928,  member  of  United 
States  Olympic  Figure  Skating  team  at  St. 
Moritz. 

Present  Occupation:  Journalist.  Affiliations: 
Wall  Street  Journal;  New  York  Skating  Club; 
United  States  Figure  Skating  Association  (mem- 
ber of  executive  committee).  Married:  Mary 
Bancroft,  December  15,  1924.  Office:  44  Broad 
Street,  New  York  City.  Home:  33  Fifth  Avenue, 
New  York  City. 

BAEHR,  MILICENT  ENDICOTT,  tennis. 
Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Apr.  6,  1899.  Son  of 
Noble  S.  and  Julia  (Neuenhahn)  Endicott.  Ed.: 
McKinley  H.  Sch.,  1917. 

Record:  1922-27,  won  St.  Louis  district  tennis 
tournament.  1923-27,  hold  Municipal  tennis 
champ.  1923-28,  capt.,  St.  Louis  Municipal 
champ.  B.  B.  League  (Women's)  team.  1924, 
won  Tri-State  tennis  tournament.  1925-27,  won 
Mo.  Valley  tennis  tournament. 

Affiliations:  A.A.A.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Fred  A.  Baehr.  Home:  3217  Geyer  St.,  St. 
Louis,   Mo. 

BAER,  RAYMOND,  mem.,  Mich.  Western 
Conf.  Champ,  team,  1925-26.  Bom:  Louisville, 
Ky.,  May  7,  1905.  Son  of  Simie  (Brownstein) 
and  Nathan  Baer.  Ed.:  DuPont  Manual  Train- 
ing H.  Sch.,  (Louisville,  Ky.)  ;  A.  B.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,   1928. 


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Record:  1924,  freshman  numeral  winner. 
1925,  rec'd.  Mich.  Alumni  of  Chicago  trophy  as 
most  valuable  F.B.  candidate  for  varsity  Spring 
Practice.  1925-26,  mem.  Mich.  West.  Conf. 
Champ  team.  1927,  first  choice  guard  on  All- 
West,  and  All-Conf.  teams ;  Cited  on  many  All- 
Amer.  teams ;  chosen  as  mem.,  All-East,  team 
which  played  an  All-West,  team  in  San  Fran- 
cisco, 1927. 

Pr^es.  Occupation:  student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Nu;  "M"  Club.  Hobby:  Soc.  Welfare  Work. 
Home:     1128  S.  First   St.,   Louisville,  Ky. 


BAGSHAW,  ENOCH  WILLIAMS,  head  foot- 
ball coach,  Univ.  of  Wash.  Born:  Flint,  Wales, 
Jan.  31,  1884.  Sow  of  Francis  and  Harriet  (Wil- 
liams) Bagshaw.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1921; 
Uniy:  of  Wash.,  1928. 

Record:  1903-04-05-06-07,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Wash.  F.B.  team,  (Coast  champs,  1903;  All- 
coast  quarterback,  1906;  Capt.,  1907).  1910-20, 
ath.  dir.,  Everett  H*  Sch.,  Everett,  Wash.  1920- 
28,  head  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Wash.,  (team  won 
coast  champ.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  Football  Coach, 
Univ.  of  Wash.  Mil.  Service:  1st.  Lt.  U.S. 
Engrs.,  1918-19;  1st.  Lt.  161  Inf.  N.G.W.,  1919; 
Capt.  161  Inf.  N.G.W.,  1920;  Maj.  161  Inf.  N.G. 
W.,  1921;  Maj.  161  Inf.  O.  R.  C.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Oval 
Club  ;  Fir  Tree ;  Mason ;  Elk ;  Amer.  Legion  ; 
Seattle  Chamber  of  Com.;  Univ.  Golf  Club. 
Hobby:  Bee  culture,  golf.  Matried :  Elizabeth 
Dunn,  1912.  Children:  Frances  Elizabeth,  age 
14;  Margaret  Louise,  age  10;  Robt.  Wm.,  age  4. 
Office:  Univ.  of  Wash.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home: 
5609  17th. St.  N.E.,  Seattle,  Wash. 


BAHR,  FRED  H„  Athl.  Dir.,  Bait.  A.C.  Born: 
Mt.  Savage,  Md.,  Feb.  4,  1888.  Son  of  Harvey 
and  Annie  (Gallagher)  Bahr.  Ed.:  Frostburg 
(Md.)   Normal   Sch.,  1909. 

Record:  1902-08,  mem.,  Eastwood  Pk.  (Md.) 
track  team,  (100  yd.  champ,  of  Balto.,  '06-'08, 
10  sec).  1906-08,  mem.  Eastwood  1  mi.  Relay 
team  (champ,  of  Balto.  '06-'08).  1906-10,  mem. 
Eastwood  F.B.,  B.B.,  and  soccer  teams.  1911-28, 
Field  leader,  Balto.  P.A.L.  1917-18,  introduced 
soccer  to  every  H.S.  in  Md.  1920,  one  of  organ, 
of  Md.  State  Wide  Soccer  League.  1918-28, 
Athl.  Dir.,  Balto.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  Director,  Balto, 
A.C.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Balto.  Marathon  Com. 
'28;  Emorywood  A.C;  Balto.  A.C;  Masons 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Henrietta  Dinger 
Mar.  30,  1910.  Children:  Norma,  age  18;  Lil 
lian,  age  16;  Robert,  age  13;  Edward,  age  8 
Jane,  age  5;  Shirley,  infant.  Office:  Balto.  A 
C,  Balto.  Md.  Home:  2117  Ridgewood  Ave. 
Balto.,  Md. 


BAILEY,  GEORGE  RYLAND,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minn,  football  team,  1919-20-21.  Born:  Bald- 
win, Wis.,  Sept.  15,  1899.  Son  of  Nelson  B.  and 
Elva  (Barber)  Bailey.  Ed.:  Tampa,  (Fla.)  H. 
Sch.,  1917;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  1916,  mem.,  Tampa  H.  Sch.  F.B 
team  (state  champs.).  1917,  mem.  Tampa  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  •  team.  1918,  mem.  2nd  Co.  F.B. 
team,  Minn.  S.A.T.C.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.  team.  1920-21-22,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  wrestling  team,  Middleweight  champ. 
(Capt,  1921).  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team.  1922,  mem.  Minneapolis  "Liberty"  pro.  F. 
B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Chicago  Larrabee  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  capt.  111.  Bell  Telephone 
Co.  Bskt.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  Chicago  Cen.  Y. 
M.C.A.  volley  ball  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker,  Albert 
H.  Wetten  Co.  Affiliations:  Theta  Xi ;  Minn. 
"M"  club.  Hobby:  Writing,  bridge,  volley  ball, 
drawing,  bowling.  Married:  Alice  M.  Soady, 
1924.  Children:  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  3;  Bar- 
bara Ann,  age  2.  Office:  1585  231  So.  LaSalle 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1219  Hull  St.,  Evans- 
ton,  111. 

BAILEY,  JOHN  WENDELL,  distance  run- 
ner and  track  coach.  Bom:  Winona,  Miss.,  Jan. 
9,  1895.  Son  of  Thomas  Jefferson  and  Emma 
(Mosley)  Bailey.  Ed.:  Jackson  (Miss.)  H. 
Sch.;  Miss.  A.  &  M.  Coll.;  B.S.,  1915;  M.S., 
1917;  Cornell  Univ.  A.B.,  1916;  A.M.,  1925; 
Harvard  Univ.,  A.M.,  Feb.,  1927;  Ph.D.,  Sept., 
1927. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  (Jack- 
son, Miss.)  ;  (capt.  and  mgr.).  1912-15,  mem. 
Miss.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (set  2-mile  record  for  South,  1915).  1916- 
24,  coached  Cross  Country  at  Miss.  A.  &  M.  Coll. 
(won  So.  champ.,  placed  in  West.  Conf.,  had 
men  on  1924  Olympic  team).  1916-28,  official 
F.B.  games.  1924,  published  "Handbook  of 
Southern  Inter-Collegiate  Track  and  Field  Ath- 
letics." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Biol.  Miss.  Coll.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  June  12,  1918; 
comm'n  in  Army ;  discharged  Jan.  17,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Miss.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  Mil.  Frat.  (life 
sec.)  ;  Sigma  Phi  Sigma;  Amer.  Asso.  for  Ad- 
vancement of  Science;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mam- 
malogists ;  Amer.  Entomological  Soc. ;  Amer. 
Nature  Asso.  Married:  Loui  Lloyd,  Dec.  27, 
1917.  Children.  Frances  Bell,,  age  7;  Loui 
Lloyd,  age  4.  Office:  Box  126,  Clinton,  Miss. 
Home:  Monroe  St.,  Clinton,   Miss. 

BAILLIERE,  LAWRENCE  M,  Md.  State 
squash  racquets  champ.  Born:  Annapolis,  Md., 
Nov.  25,  1899.  Son  of  Jas.  L.  and  Georgia 
(Gaither)  Bailliere.  Ed.:  Episcopal  H.  Sch. 
(Alexandria);  U.S.  Naval  Acad.,  1919;  Univ. 
of  Va.,  1920.      • 


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Record:  1914-18,  mem.,  Episcopal  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Capt.  Bskt.B., 
1917),  1919,  mem.  plebe  crew  U.S.N.A.  1921, 
So.  Atlantic  fancy  diving  champ. ;  mem.  Balti- 
more A.C.  200  yd.  relay  swimming  team ;  So.  At- 
lantic champs.  1922-28,  mem.  Baltimore  A.C. 
squash  racquets  team.  1924,  participated  K.  of 
P.  regatta  (Wash.  D.C.).  1924-25-26-28,  Md. 
State  squash  racquets  (singles)  champ.  1924- 
28,  mem.  Ariel  Rowing  Club  crew  (8  oared). 
1927,  mem.  crew,  So.  Rowing  Asso.  Regatta. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Nat.  City 
Co.,  (Baltimore,  Md.).  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi; 
Baltimore  A.C. ;  Ariel  Rowing  Club ;  Bait. 
Club;  Maryland  Club;  Gibson  Island  Club. 
Hobby:  Sail  boating.  Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg., 
Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  11  E.  Chase  St.,  Balti- 
more, Md.     Subscriber. 

BAILY,  NICHOLAS  NEWLIN,  mem.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  I.C.  Champs,  soccer  team,  1923-24.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.  Aug.  8,  1903.  Son  of  Samuel  L.  and 
Frances  (Newlin)  Baily.  Ed.:  Germantown 
Friends  Sch.,  1921;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1925. 

Record,:  1920-21,  mem.,  Germantown  Friends 
Sch.  soccer,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (Capt.  B. 
B.,  1921.).  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  I.  C. 
Champ,  soccer  team.  1925,  mem.  Phila.  Cricket 
Club  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Yard  master,  Reading  R.R. 
Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi;  Phila.  Cricket  Club;  Pa. 
Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Mountain  climbing. 
Home:  Catawissa,  Pa.  Home:  124  W.  Penn  St., 
Germantown,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BAINBRIDGE,  LAWRENCE,  yachtsman. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  25,  1882.  Son  of 
Richard  W.  and  Julia  (Marcellus)  Bainbridge. 
Ed.:  Manual  Training  H.   Schs.    (Brooklyn). 

Record:  1900-15,  sailed  as  skipper  in  many 
races  on  Great  South  Bay.  1924-25,  sailed  and 
owned  "Sayonara"  in  Internatl.  star  class 
champs.  1926,  sailed  and  owned  "Sayonara, 
2nd"  in  Internatl.  star  class  champ.  1927-28, 
mem.  exec,  com.,  Internatl.  Star  Class  Yacht 
Racing  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker,  Bain- 
bridge &  Ryan.  Clubs:  North  Fork  Yacht;  In- 
ternatl. Star  Class  Yacht  Racing  Asso. ;  Mont- 
clair  Golf ;  Montclair  A.C.  Hobby:  Yachting. 
Married:  Maybelle  Cox,  Apr.  17,  1907.  Chil- 
dren: Eda,  age  19;  Doris,  age  12.  Office:  100 
Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Montclair, 
N.  J. 

BAIRD,  COLLIER  WHITTEMORE,  track. 
Born:  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  Oct.  3,  1888.  -Son  of 
William  Torrey  and  Anne  (Grant)  Baird.  Ed.: 
Newark  Acad.  1907.  PHB,  Yale,  1910. 

Record:  1908,  mem.,  Yale  fresh,  relay  team. 
1909,  mem.  Yale  track  team   (indoor  relay  and 


broad  jump).  1910,  mem.  Yale  indoor  relay 
team  (broke  records  at  Columbia  games  Madi- 
son Sq.  Garden)  ;  won  Yale-Princeton  broad 
jump;  2nd.  Yale-Harvard  broad  jump.  1915, 
owned  and  raced  displacement  runabout  in- 
vader. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice  Pres.  Baird  Rubber  & 
Trading  Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.  So.  Orange  Trust 
Co. ;  Pres.  So.  Orange  Community  House ;  Cen- 
tury Lodge  F.  &  A.M. ;  Essex  County  C.C ;  Cedar 
Ridge  G.C.  Hobby:  Game  photography.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  Hathaway  Ryan,  Feb.  1917;  Dorothy 
Grace  Norton,  June,  1923.  Children:  Priscilla 
Ruth,  age  10;  Collier  W.,  Jr.,  age  4;  John  Tor- 
rey, age  2  ;  William  N.,  age  1.  Office:  233  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  C.  Home:  285  Ridgewood  Rd., 
South  Orange,  N.  J. 

BAIRD,  GEORGE  H.,  holder  West.  Conf.  440 
yd.  dash  record,  time  50.1  sees.  Born:  Grand 
Island,  Nebr.,  Mar.  5,  1907.  Son  of  Wm.  H.  and 
Louise  Baird.  Ed.:  Mason  City  H.  Sch. ;  Univ. 
Iowa. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Mason  City  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (undefeated  in  440  yd.  dash  and 
dual  meets ;  runner-up,  State  meet,  1923-24 ; 
placed  1st  State  meet,  1925).  1926,  mem.  Univ. 
Iowa  freshmen  track  team  (won  1st  place  in 
Telegraphic  Conf.  indoor  and  outdoor  meets). 
1927-28,  mem.  Univ.  Iowa  varsity  track  team. 
1927,  mem.  champ,  relay  team.  1928,  set  in- 
door West.  Conf.  record  for  440  yd.  dash,  time, 
50.1  sees. ;  runner-up,  outdoor  West.  Conf, 
meet;  won  Midwest  A.A.U.  meet,  setting  rec- 
ord of  47.9  sees,  in  400  meters ;  placed  in  Olym- 
pic tryouts,  Phila. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Sigma 
Chi.    Address:  Mason  City,  Iowa. 

BAIRD,  HAROLD  S.,  champ.  N.  J.  State 
Senior's  Golf  Asso.  Born:  Murfreesboro,  Tenn., 
Apr.  24,  1875.  Son  of  Samuel  H.  and  Emma 
(McCullough)  Baird.  Ed:  Woodbury  Coll., 
1895. 

Record:  1922.  champ,  (golf)  Newark,  N.  J., 
Ath.  Club.  1922-23-24-25,  champ,  (golf)  Down 
Town  Club  (Newark,  N.  J.).  1925-26-27, 
champ.,  N.  J.  State  Senior's  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Ins.  Clubs:  Newark 
(N.J.)  A.C;  Down v  Town,  (Newark,  N.J.)  ; 
Shackamaxon  C.C.  (Westfield,  N.J.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  hunting  and  dancing.  Married:  Pauline 
Gruner.  Office:  60  Park  Place,  Newark,  N.J. 
Home:  30  So.  Munn  Ave.,  East  Orange,  N.J. 

BAIRD,  JAMES  ARTHUR,  mem.  All  West- 
ern Honorary  Eleven,  1902.  Born:  Carthage, 
111.,  Nov.  2,  1877.  Son  of  Alexander  and  May 
(Moore)  Baird.  Ed.:  Carthage  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Carthage  Coll.,  1900;  N.  West.  Univ.  Law  Sch. 


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Record:  1896-1900,  mem.  Carthage  Coll.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1900,  mem.  West.  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1901,  mem.  N.  West.  Univ.  Bskt.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1902,  mem.  N.  West.  Univ. 
B.B.,  track  and  F.B.  teams ;  mem.  All- Western 
Honorary  Eleven.  1903,  mem.  N.  West.  Univ. 
track  team ;  coach,  Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1904-05,  coach,  Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1906- 
07,  coach  Whitman  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1908-14, 
ath.  dir.,  Carthage  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  dir.  Hancock 
County  Natl.  Bank.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Han- 
cock County  Auto  Club ;  Carthage  Commercial 
Club.  Hobby:  Farming.  Married:  Georgia 
Hubbs  (deceased).  Office:  Ferris  Bldg.,  Car- 
thage, 111.     Home:  Carthage,  111. 

BAKER,  ARTHUR  CORHAM,  track.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  May  30,  1905.  Son  of  Ar- 
thur B.  and  May  (Davis)  Baker.  Ed.:  H.  D. 
Cooke  Sch;  Cen.  H.  Sen.,  (Wash.  D.C.)  ;  B.A., 
Swarthmore  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1925,  mem.,  Swarthmore  Coll.  track 
team ;  coll.  and  freshman  records  in  discus, 
139'10y2";  M.A.I.C.A.A.  discus  record,  136'5". 
1926,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  track  team;  coll. 
and  M.A.I.CA.A.  record  in  discus,  141' ;  1st  in 
Penn  Relays  139';  with  Wash.  Canoe  Club  at 
the  D.C.S.A.A.A.U.  Meet  was  placed  1st  in 
senior  discus,  137',  1st  in  Jr.  shot,  39'10",  2nd 
in  senior  shot,  39'4".  1927,  mem.  Swarthmore 
track  team ;  coll.  and  M.A.I.C.A.A.  record  in  dis- 
cus, 143'81/^" ;  2nd  in  Penn.  Relays  discus, 
133'9";  with  Wash.  Canoe  Club  at  S.A.A.A.U. 
meet,  placed  1st  in  discus,  135'11",  3rd  in  shot, 
40'5". 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Swarthmore  Coll.  A.A;  Wash.  Canoe  C.A.A; 
Delta  Upsilon.  %Hobby:  Biology  and  medicine. 
Pres.  Address:  Swarthmore  Coll.,  Swarthmore, 
Pa.     Home:  1767  Lanier  PL,  Wash.,  D.C. 

BAKER,  EUGENE  VOY,  father  of  football  at 
Yale.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  21,  1855. 
Son  of  O.  S.  and  Sarah  Matlock  (Van  Voy) 
Baker.     Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale. 

Record:  1873-77,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (capt., 
2  yrs.).  Participated  in  following  games: 
1873,  Yale  3  vs.  Rutgers  0;  Yale  0  vs.  Prince- 
ton 3;  Yale  2  vs.  Eton  (Eng.)  1.  1874,  Yale  6 
vs.  Stevens  Inst.  0 ;  Yale  5  vs.  Columbia  1 ; 
Yale  6  vs.  Columbia  1.  1875,  Yale  4  vs.  Rut- 
gers 1 ;  Yale  0  vs.  Harvard  4 ;  Yale  6  vs.  Wash. 
0;  Yale  2  vs.  Columbia  3.  1876,  Yale  1  vs.  Har- 
vard 0;  Yale  2  vs.  Princeton  0;  Yale  2  vs.  Co- 
lumbia 0.  1877,  Yale  1  vs.  Tufts  0 ;  Yale  7  vs.  • 
Trinity  0;  Yale  13  vs.  Stevens  0;  Yale  0  vs. 
Princeton  0.  Coached  the  famous  Walter 
Camp.  Capt.  first  F.B.  team  which  won  a  game 
from  Harvard.  On  bronze  tablet  in  Yale's  tro- 
phy room  is  inscribed  the  following :  "In  rec- 


ognition of  the  services  of  E.  V.  Baker,  the  or- 
ganizer and  captain  of  Yale's  first  victorious 
football  team,  this  room  has  been  furnished 
and  this  tablet  placed  here  by  his  classmates." 
Pres.  Occupation:  Realty  subdivider.  Clubs: 
Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Calif.  Club ;  Los  Angeles 
C.C. ;  Casa  Delmar  Club ;  Yale  Asso. ;  Yale 
Club  (N.  Y.).  Office:  512  Grant  Bldg.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  4809  Cromwell  St.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif. 

BAKER,  H.  FENIMORE,  JR.,  Lacrosse. 
Born:  Boundbrook,  N.J.,  Feb.  13,  1897.  Son  of 
Henry  F.  and  Cora  (Warman)  Baker.  Ed.: 
Friends  Sch.,  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  Swarthmore 
Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.,  Swarthmore  F.B.  and 
lacrosse  teams.  1916-17,  mem.,  Swarthmore 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-28,  mem.,  Mt. 
Wash.  Club  lacrosse  team.  1923,  All-Md.  la- 
crosse player.  1927,  official  lacrosse  referee  for 
Baltimore  district.  1928,  leading  team  in  Olym- 
pic Contender. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Apr.  12,  1917 ;  1st  Nat'l.  guard  coast 
arty.,  58th  arty,  C.A.C ;  mem.,  A.E.F ;  1st  army 
arty,  reserve  area.  Discharged  Oct.  1918.  Affil- 
iations: Delta  Upsilon;  Mt.  Wash.  Club. 
Hobby:  Lacrosse.  Married:  Helen  Graham, 
June  1,  1921.  Children:  Suzanne,  age  6;  Nancy, 
age  3.  Office:  Hanover  and  Fayette  St.,  Balti- 
more, Md.  Home:  311  Thornhill  Rd.,  Balti- 
more, Md.   (Subscriber). 

BAKER,  WILLIAM  EDGAR,  Judge  of  terrier 
dogs  at  Amer.  leading  dog  shows.  Born:  Pales- 
tine, Tex.,  Jan.  19,  1885.  Son  of  Wm.  E.  and 
Harriet  (Griffin)  Baker.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Hill  Sch. 
(Pottstown,  Pa.);  C.E.,  Princeton;  Harvard. 

Record :  Mem.,  Hill  Sch.  track  team,  4  yrs. 
(Capt.  1905).  Breeder  and  owner  of  dogs; 
sports  writer  on  dog  shows ;  author  of  books 
on  dogs ;  judge  of  dogs  at  many  of  Amer.  lead- 
ing dog  shows.  Cruising  yachtsman  for  twenty 
yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Affiliations: 
Elks ;  Princeton  Club ;  Princeton  Elm  Club ;  The 
Leash-Indian  Harbor  Yacht  Club ;  Huntington 
Yacht  Club  ;  The  Cruising  Club  of  Amer. ;  Amer. 
Fox  Terrier  Club;  Cairn,  Welsh  &  Airedale 
Clubs  of  Amer.  Married:  Ella  Marian  Lindley. 
Clubs  of  Amer.  Office:  105  W.  40  St.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 

BALDWIN,  GEORGE  FLETCHER,  mem.,  Mo. 
State  Champ,  football  team,  1912.  Boi-n: 
Springfield,  Mo.,  May  27,  1890.  Son  of  A.  R. 
and  May  I.  (Fletcher)  Baldwin.  Ed.:  Spring- 
field H.  Sch.,  1908;  Drury  Acad.,  1909;  A.B., 
Drury  Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1909-10-11-12,  mem.,  Drury  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (Capt.,  1911).  1908-09-10-11-12, 
mem.  Drury  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team    (Capt., 


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1910).  1912,  mem.  Mo.  State  Champ  F.B.  team. 
1908-09-10-11-12-13,  won  Coll.  tennis  champ. 
1917-18-19,  coached  Drury  Coll.  F.B,  and  Bskt. 
B.  teams  (Mo.  State  Coll.  Champs,  1917). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hardware  business.  Affili- 
ations: Mgr.  A.  R.  Baldwin  &  Sons  Hardware 
Co. ;  Sec.-Treas.  Frigidaire  Sales  Co. ;  Vice-Pres. 
Haydenite  Brick  &  M  chinery  Co.  (St.  Louis, 
Mo.)  ;  "D"  Club;  Y.M.C.A;  Kappa  Alpha;  Pres. 
Springfield  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Ruth  Thomas,  1914.  Children:  Helen 
May,  age  11 ;  George  F.,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  William 
Alfred,  age  5.  Office:  309  South  Ave.,  Spring- 
field, Mo.  Home:  1117  Weller  Ave.,  Springfield, 
Mo. 


BALDWIN,  GEORGE  WILLARD,  JR.,  capt., 
Doane  Coll.  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Crete, 
Neb.,  Nov.  16,  1905.  Son  of  Geo.  W.  and  Myrtle 
(Crittenden)  Baldwin.  Ed.:  Crete  H.  Sch. ;  Do- 
ane Coll. 

Record :  1921-22-23,  mem.,  Crete  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  BsktB.  teams.  1924-25-26-27,  mem.,  Doane 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (Capt.  '27;  All-State  honor  roll, 
'26.).  1926,  Spaulding's  list  of  Leading  Half- 
backs in  Amer.  1925-26,  mem.  Doane  Coll.  track 
team  (record  holder  in  the  javelin  throw). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Doane  Ath.  Board  of  Control,  1925-26;  "D" 
Club ;  Delta  Kappa  Pi ;  Congregational  Church. 
Home:  610  Forest  Ave.,;  Crete,  Neb. 

BALDWIN,  JAMES,  mem.,  Dartmouth  foot- 
ball team,  1906-07.  Born:  Manchester,  N.H., 
May  26,  1886.  Son  of  Fred  C.  and  Lena  T. 
(Nickerson)  Baldwin.  Ed.. ■  Summerville  (Mass.) 
H.  Sch;  Dartmouth,  1906-08;  Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.,  Dartmouth  F.B.  team. 
1915-18,  coach  R.  I.  State  Coll.  1919-21,  coach 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Univ.  of  Maine.  1921-22,  dir. 
ath.  and  phys.  ed.,  Trinity  Coll.  1922-25,  coach 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  Lehigh  Univ.  1926-28, 
dir.  ath.,  Wake  Forest  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  War 
Record:  Div.  ath.  dir.  A.B.F.,  1918-1919,  in 
France.  Hobby:  Athletics.  .Married:  Carol  B. 
Massonneau,  1923.  Childrens  Marguerite,  age 
3 ;  Priscilla,  age  2 ;  James,  age  1.  Office :  Wake 
Forest  Coll.,  Wake  Forest,  N.  C.  Home:  Wake 
Forest,    N.    C. 


BALL,  CHARLES  CLYDE,  football.  Born: 
Ramona,  S.  Dak.,  Oct.  21,  1881.  Son  of  Fred- 
rick G.  and  Julia  Ann  (Hancock)  Ball.  Ed.: 
Madison  (S.  Dak.)  H.  Sch;  B.A.,  Coe  Coll., 
1905;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1924. 

Record:  1901-02-0304,  mem.,  Coe  Coll.  F.B., 
P.B.,  and  track  teams  (Capt.  F.B.,  1903-04). 
Chosen  as  quarter  back  of  mythical  "All-Time" 
F.B.  team  of  Coe  Coll.  1905-13,  refereed  H.  Sch. 


and  Coll.  games.  1906-07,  coach  Bellevue  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-12,  Asso.  Dir.  Phys. 
Ed.,  Coe  Coll.  1915,  coach  West  Des  Moines 
H.  Sch.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Jr.  Ed.,  San  Antonio, 
Tex.  Affiliations:  A.F.&A.M.,  (Cedar  Rapids, 
la.)  ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Phi  Kappa  Phi.  Hobby: 
Amateur  photography,  golf.  Married:  Rosyln 
Marie  Steinke,  1908.  Children:  Eloise  Eliza- 
beth, age  18;  Zelda  Blanche,  age  10;  Mary 
Kathryn,  age  7.  Office:  Lavaca  St.,  San  An- 
tonio, Texas.  Home:  1019  Agarita,  San  An- 
tonio, Tex. 

BALL,  ROBERT  LE  ROY,  football  coaching. 
Born:  Stafford,  Kans.,  June  26,  1899.  Son  of 
Robert  Russell  and  Laura  (Henry)  Ball.  Ed: 
A.B.,  Sterling  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.,  Sterling  Coll.  F.B. 
team,  (capt.,  1921).  1919-22,  mem.,  Sterling 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team,  (capt.,  1920).  1922,  mem., 
Sterling  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  head  coach, 
Burlington  H.  Sch.,  (F.B.  team  undefeated, 
1922).  1924-28,  head  coach  Lakeland  H.  Sch. 
1925,  won  state  F.B.  champ.  1926,  won  state 
single  tennis  champ.  1927,  won  State  H.  Sch. 
golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  SA.T.C,  Sterling  Coll.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Delta;  "S"  club,  (Sterling  Coll.)  ;  Cleve- 
land Heights  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Ruth  Russell,  Aug.  1921.  Children: 
Bai-bra  Jean,  age  5;  Marion  Lea,  age  2.  Office: 
Lakeland  H.  Sch.,  Lakeland,'  Fla.  Home: 
Cleveland   Court,   Lakeland,   Fla.    (Subscriber). 

BALL,  SYDNEY  HOBART,  baseball.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  11,  1877.  Son  of  Farlin  Q. 
and  Elizabeth  (Hall)  Ball.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis., 
A.B.,  1901;  Ph.D.,  1910. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B. 
team  (Capt.,  1899).  1900-28,  explorations  in 
Belgian,  Congo,  Greenland,  etc.  For  Congo  ex- 
plorations, made  "Officer  of  Royal  Order  of 
Lyon." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  geologist,  Rogers 
Mayer  &  Ball,  mining  engrs.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Amer.  Inst,  of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engrs. ; 
Vice-Pres.  Mining  &  Metallurgical  Soc.  of 
Amer. ;  Geol.  Soc,  Amer. ;  Soc.  of  Economic 
Geologists ;  Geological  Soc.  of  Belgium ;  Engrs. 
Club;  Midday  and  Explorers  Club  (N.Y.C.). 
Home:  829  Park  Ave.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 

BALLARD,  RAY  HALCOMB,  basketball. 
Born:  Woodward,  Okla.,  Apr.  6,  1897.  Son  of 
Thomas -Dotson  and  Mary  Lula  (Godwin)  Bal- 
lard. Ed.:  N.  West.  Normal;  Phillips  Univ.,  A. 
B.,  1922 ;  B.S.,  1923 ;  George  Peabody  Coll. 

Record:  1914-15-16-17,  mem.,  N.  West.  Normal 
"Ranger"  Bskt.B.  team.    1920-21,  mem.,  Phillips 


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Univ,  Bskt.B.  team.  1922-23,  dir.  ath.  and 
Bskt.B.  coach,  Phillips  Univ.  1924-25-26-27,  dir. 
phy.  ed.  and  head  coach,  N.  East.  State  Teach- 
ers Coll.,  (Tahlequah,  Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  dir.  of  phys.  ed. 
and  coach.  Affiliations:  Okla.  Coll.  Conf;  Ki- 
wanis ;  Red  Cross  Life  saver ;  Soc.  for  Crippled 
Children;  Ath.  Council;  Officials  Club.  Hobby: 
Playing  piano.  Harried:  Lenna  C.  Lewellen. 
Children:  Jack  Duane,  age  6;  Bob  Gene,  age  2. 
Office:  Northeastern  State  Teachers  Coll.,  Tahle- 
quah, Okla.     Home:  Box  22,  Tahlequah,  Okla. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor;  Gen.  Mgr. 
Craftsman  Stucco  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Food  Ad- 
ministration, Chief  Waste  Utilizations  Div. 
Affiliations:  Treas.,  Sanitary  Floors  Corp;  Vice- 
Pres.  Stockade  Bluendge  Corp ;  Bannockburn 
G.  C ;  Princeton  Varsity  Club ;  Campus  Club. 
Hobby:  Hand  ball.  Harried:  Harriett  Wood- 
ruff, Aug.  23,  1911.  Children:  Frederick,  Jr., 
age  15 ;  Richard,  age  11 ;  Robert,  age  7 ;  Har- 
vey, age  4.     Office:  3206  K  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.  D. 

C.  Home:  1895  Ingleside  Terrace,  N.W.,  Wash. 

D.  C. 


BALLIET,  ANDREW  J.,  mem..  Yale  varsity 
crew,  1891-92.  Born:  Lehighton,  P.,  Jan.  9, 
1863.  Son  of  Nathan  and  Sarah  (Meinhard) 
Balliet.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1892. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem,,  Yale  varsity  crew. 
1893-96,  mem.  Seattle  Ath.  Club  F.B.  team. 

Office  Address:  320  Railway  Exchange  Bldg., 
Seattle,  Wash. 


BALLIN,  HAROLD  R.,  capt.,  Princeton  foot- 
ball team,  1914.  Born:  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.,  Oct.  16, 
1893.     Son  of  Jacques  and  Emilia  (Iauch)  Bal- 

lin.     Ed.:    C.E.,  Princeton,  1915. 

• 

Record :  1911,  mem.,  Princeton  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem.,  Princeton  varsity  F. 
B.  team,  (capt.  1914).  1913,  mem.,  Princeton 
wrestling  team.  1914,  mem.,  Princeton  ti'ack 
team.  1915,  coach  F.B.  Lafayette  Coll.  1916- 
19,  coach  F.B.  Princeton.  1922,  head  coach 
Shadyside  Sch.  1922,  mem.,  Cen.  Br.  F.B.  offi- 
cials.    1923-24,  head  coach  Duquesne  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile  tire  distributor. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd.  Lieut.  U.S.  Marine  Corps, 
July  7,  1917  to  Aug.  1918;  1st!  Lieut.  U.S.  Ma- 
rine Corps,  Aug.  1918  to  Dec.  1918.  Affiliations: 
K.C.  Clubs:  Wash:  G.  and  C.C;  "P,"  (Prince- 
ton Univ.)  ;  Charters  Heights  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Alice  Wrenshall.  Children: 
Emilia  Jane,  infant.  Office:  1409  5th  Ave., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  4  Lawson  Ave.,  Crafton, 
Pa. 


BAMMAN,  FREDERICK  CHARLES,  canoe- 
ing. Born:  N.Y.,  Apr.  9,  1888.  Son  of  Fred- 
erick A.  and  Antonia  (Funk)  Bamman.  Ed.: 
Asbury  Park  (N.J.)  H.  Sch.;  C.E.,  Princeton, 
1910. 

Record:  1907-08-09.  mem.,  Princeton  F.B., 
swimming  and  water  polo  teams  (Capt.  water 
polo,  1908-09).  1913-15,  mem.  So.  Atlantic  A. 
A.U.  Champ,  relay  team  (100,  220,  449  and  200 
yds.).  1915-19,  D.C.  Champ.  (1  man,  single 
blade);  mem.,  Wash.  Canoe  Club  canoe  team. 
1920,  won  (1  man,  single  blade)  Am.  Canoe 
Asso.  Nat.  Champ ;  mem.  team  winning  Am. 
Canoe  Asso.  Nat.  Champ. 


BANBURY,  JOHN  QUINCY,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Danville,  Ohio,  Aug.  29,  1883. 
Son  of  Richard  and  Sarah  Jane  (Bailey)  Ban- 
bury. Ed.:  Bethany  Prep.  Sch.  1904;  D.D.S., 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1908. 

Record:  1902-04,  mem.,  Bethany  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1905-08,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh 
F.B.  and  track  teams,  (capt.,  1908).  Indi- 
vidual champ.,  West.  Pa.  I.C.  track  and  field 
meet,  (hold  record  50-yd.-5.2  sec,  110  yds.-lO 
sec,  220  yds.-22  sec,  broad  jump,  22'6").  1906- 
08,  picked  All-West.  Pa.  h.b.  1908,  hon.  men- 
tion by  Walter  Camp.  1912-28,  coach,  Friends 
Univ.  F.B.  and  track  teams,  (champ.  F.B. 
team,  1914-21-23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Sigma  Delta;  Mason.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Carey,  Sept.  3,  1913.  Children: 
Richard  C,  age  11;  Jean  L.,  age  7.  Office:  807 
Bitting  Bldg.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  1115 
Perry  St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 


BANCROFT,  HUGH,  crew.  Born:  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  Sept.  13,  1879.  Son  of  Wm.  A. 
and  Mary  (Shaw)  Bancroft.  Ed.:  Harvard,  A. 
B.,  1897,  A.M.,  1898,  L.L.B.,  1901. 

Record:  1897-98.  mem..  Weld  Boat  Club  se- 
nior crew,  (participated  Nat'l.  regatta).  1899- 
1901,  mem.,  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1902,  coach 
Harvard  freshman  crew.  1902-07,  mem.,  Union 
Boat  Club  senior  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher,  Barron's  Week- 
ly. Mil.  Service:  1st.  Lieut.  Regt.  Adj.,  5th 
Mass.  Inf.,  (Spanish  War).  Affiliations:  Sec, 
Dow  Jones  and  Co. ;  Pub.,  The  Wall  St.  Journal ; 
Vice-Pres.,  Boston  News  Bureau  Co. ;  Dir.,  At- 
lantic Nat'l.  Bk.,  (Boston,  Mass.).  Clubs: 
Union  Boat;  East.  Yacht;  Cohasset  Yacht; 
New  Riding;  The  Brookline  C.C;  Cohasset  G. 
C. ;  Commercial ;  Merchants ;  St.  Botolph  ;  Al- 
gonquin ;  Tennis  and  Racquet;  Exchange;  "H," 
(Harvard  Univ.,  Boston,  Mass.  and  N.  Y.).  In- 
dia House.  Married:  Jane  Wallis  Waldron, 
Jan.  15,  1907.  Children:  Mary;  Jessie;  Jane; 
Hugh,  Jr.  Office:  30  Kilby  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  352  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


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BANCROFT,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  capt.,  How- 
ard College  football  team,  1917.  Born:  Liv- 
ingston, Ala.,  Aug.  25,  1904.  Son  of  Dr.  J.  D. 
and  Ha  E.  Bancroft.  Ed.:  Woodlawn  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Howard  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  capt.,  Woodlawn  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.,  Woodlawn  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  and  F.B.  teams,  (Capt.  F.B.,  1923).  1923, 
won  Jaffe  Trophy,  (AU-Around  merit).  1924, 
capt.  Howard  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1924- 
25,  mem.,  Howard  Coll.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.,  Howard  Coll.  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1925-27,  mem.,  Howard  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1927).  1925-28,  mem.,  Howard  Coll. 
varsity  Bskt.B  team.  1926-28,  mem.,  Howard 
Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team.  Awarded  Porter  Lov- 
ing Cup,   (best  All-Around  ath.,  Howard  Coll.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  S.I. 
A.A;  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Bird-hunting.  Home: 
7922  Underwood  Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

BANGS,  BENTON  M.,  mem.,  Washington 
State  College  football  team.  Born:  Moscow, 
Idaho,  Sept.  5,  1893.  Son  of  Henry  H.  and 
Alice  (Young)  Bangs.  Ed.:  Albion  State  Nor- 
mal; B.S.,  M.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.,  Albion  State  Normal 
F.B.  team.  1910-14,  mem.,  Albion  State  Nor- 
mal Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  team,  (capt.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.,  1912-13;  capt.  B.B.,  1913-14).  1914- 
17,  mem.,  Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team,  (capt., 
1916;   won  Pacific  coast  champ.,   1915-17). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Sec.-Treas.  Har- 
rison Bang,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Marine  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Mason.  Mar- 
ried: Esther  Horan,  June  24,  1919.  Children: 
Benton  M.  ,Jr.,  age  6;  Henry  Horan,  age  3. 
Home:  R.F.D.  No.  2,  Wenatchee,  Wash. 

BANISTER,  ALBERT  LESLIE,  baseball. 
Born:  Palmer,  Mass.,  Feb.  25,  1896.  Son  of 
Charles  H.  and  Elizabeth  (Thompson)  Banis- 
ter. Ed.:  B.P.E.,  Springfield,  (Mass)  Coll., 
1919. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.,  Springfield  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1919,  Head  coach,  F.B.,  Englewood,  (N. 
J.)  H.S.  1920-22,  Head  coach,  Bskt.B.  and 
Track,  Asheville,  (N.C.)  Sch.  1922-24,  Dir.  of 
Athl.,  St.  Louis  Country  Day  Sch.  1924-28, 
Head  coach  F.B.  and  Track,  Asheville,  (N.C.) 
Sch.  (track  team  So.  East.  Prep.  Sch.  champs, 
'27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Spec.  Agent,  Reliance  Life 
Ins.  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  1917,  Merch. 
Marine;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Joint 
Bskt.B.  Official  Asso. ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  chrmn.,  Track 
Com.  of  Park  Comn. ;  mem.,  F.B.Schedule  Com.; 
Mason  (32° )  ;  Amer.  Business  C. ;  A.L. ;  Asheville 
G.&C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Hazell 
Smith,  Jan.  1922.  Office:  301  Flatiron  Bldg., 
Asheville,  N.  C.  Home:  99  White  Fawn  Drive, 
Asheville,  N.C.  (Subscriber). 


BANKART,  HENRY  REGINALD,  football. 
Born:  Bradford,  Eng.,  Nov.  16,  1881.  Son  of 
Charles  James  and  Ada  (Hardy)  Bankart.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad;  B.S.,  Dartmouth,  1909. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.  B.  team.  1907-08,  mem.,  Dartmouth  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wool  business.  Affilia- 
tions :  Mason ;  Newton  Club ;  Albemarle  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  F.B.  Married:  Marjorie 
Hickok,  May  4,  1911.  Children:  Henry  Regi- 
nald, Jr.,  age  14;  Robert  Charles,  age  12.  Office: 
401  Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  365 
Cabot  St.,  Newtonville,  Mass. 

BANKART,  LAURENCE  HARDY,  football. 
Born:  Bradford,  Pa.,  Oct.  16,  1887.  Son  of 
Charles  James  and  Ada  (Hardy)  Bankart.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1910. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.,  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1911-12,  F.B.  coach,  Dartmouth  Coll. 
1912-16,   F.B.  coach,  Colgate  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.,  J.  B.  Blood  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  1st.  Lt.,  Air  Service  Aeronautics, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Security  Trust  Co.  (Dir.)  ; 
Tedesco  C.C. ;  Corinthian  Yacht  Club.  Married: 
Miriam  Stanford  Blood,  Apr.  4,  1917.  Children: 
Deborah  Kimball,  age  10;  Betsy  Ross,  age  6. 
Office:  94  Summer  St.,  Lynn,  Mass.  Home:  15 
Kimball  Rd.,  Lynn,  Mass. 

BANNARD,  HORACE  B.,  football.  Born: 
Morristown,  N.  J.,  Aug.  9,  1878.  Son  of  Horace 
B.  and  Elizabeth  (Jones)  Bannard.  Ed.:  Long 
Branch  H.  Sch;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1900. 

Record:  1893-94-95,  mem.,  Long  Branch  H. 
Sch.,  F.B.  team.  1897-98,  mem.,  Princeton  2nd 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1899,  mem.,  Princeton 
varsity  F.B.  team,  (team  won  "Big  Three" 
champ.).  1900-01,  coach,  St.  John's  Mil.  Acad. 
(Manlius,  N.Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hotel  business,  Traymore 
Hotel  (Atlantic  City,  N.J.).  Hobby:  Swim- 
ming and  golf.  Married:  Pauline  Behm.  Home: 
Traymore  Hotel,  Atlantic  City,  N.J. 

BANSBACH,  LOUIS  PHILIP,  football.  Born: 
Denver,  Colo.,  Sept.  2,  1881.  Son  of  Anthony 
and  Bertha  (Bartels)  Bansbach.  Ed.:  East 
Denver  H.  Sch.,  1900;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ., 
1905. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.,  East  Denver  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1900-02-03-04,  mem.,  Stanford  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1900-1903 ).  1902-03-04,  All-Pacific 
Coast  quarterback.  1905-06,  F.B.  coach,  Stan- 
ford. 1907-27,  F.B.  official,  Rocky  Mountain 
Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming  and  stock  rais- 
ing. Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Denver  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Dake,  1910.    Children:  Louis  P., 


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age  14 ;  Charlotte  D.,  age  15.  Office:  Route  4, 
Englewood,  Colo.  Home:  1045  Logan  St.,  Den- 
ver, Colo. 

BARBA,  HORACE  MILLER,  soccer.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  22,  1897.  Son  of  Wm.  P.  and 
Letitia  (Bishop)  Barba.  Ed.:  Germantown 
Acad.,  1914;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B.,  1918,  L.L.B., 
1921. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.,  Germantown  cricket 
team.  1913-14,  mem.,  Germantown  Acad,  ten- 
nis team.  1914-18,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  cricket 
team.  (All-Amer.  team,  1917-18).  1918-19,  asst. 
amateur  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa.  soccer  team.  1918- 
25,  mem.,  Germantown  Cricket  Club  team, 
(cricket  League  champs.,  1920,  capt.,  1920-22). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.  Navy,  Apr.  1918,  discharged 
Nov.  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Union  League  of  Phila;  U.S.F.B. 
Asso. ;  treas.,  F.B.  Asso.  of  East  Pa.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Alida  R.  Buehler, 
Feb.  5,  1925.  Children:  Alice  Louis,  age  4. 
Office:  1421  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
523  West.  Mt.  Airy  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa.  (Sub- 
scriber). 

BARBE,  FRANK  WEBB,  capt.,  Waynesburg 
Coll.  baseball  and  football  teams,  1904-05.  Born: 
Waynesburg,  Pa.,  June  19,  1885.  Son  of  William 
Harvey  and  Buena  (Myers)  Barbe.  Ed.: 
Waynesburg  H.  Sch.,  1901.    Waynesburg  Coll. 

Record:  1902-03-04-05,  mem.,  Waynesburg 
Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams,  (capt.,  1904-05). 
1906-07,  coached  Waynesburg  Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams.  Mem.,  Cen.  Bd.,  Officials  for  15  yrs. 
(Made  reputation  while  at  Waynesburg  Coll. 
as  halfback  and  considered  best  kicker  ever 
turned  out  at  this  school).  Played  pro.  B.B. 
one  year  at  Greensburg,  Pa.,  in  the  West  Pa. 
League.  Played  on  first  B.B.  team  at  Waynes- 
burg Coll.  that  ever  defeated  Washington  and 
Jefferson. 

Pres.  Occupation:  With  The  Equitable  Life 
Assurance  Soc.  of  U.S.  Affiliations:  J.O.U.A.M. 
Married:  Mary  Draden,  Oct.  31,  1917.  Office: 
Canonsburg,  Pa.  Home:  210  Pike  St.,  Houston, 
Pa. 

BARBER,  PHILIP  S.,  track.  Born:  Porter- 
ville,  Calif.,  Apr.  5,  1904.  Son  of  Schuyler  A. 
and  Edith  F.  (Henry)  Barber.  Ed.:  Porter- 
ville  Union  H.  Sch;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Calif.,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Calif,  freshman 
track  team  (holder  of  100  yd.  record,  Calif. - 
Stanford  freshman  meet,  time,  10  sec).  1924- 
25-26,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Calif,  varsity  track  team 
(capt.,  1926)  ;  ran  in  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet.  1925, 
holder  of  South.  Calif.  Coll.  100  yd.  record, 
Pamona  (time  9%  sec).  1926,  won  100  and 
220  yd.  in  Princeton-Calif,  duel  meet   (time  10 


sec  and  21.2  sec.)  ;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  senior  100 
yd.,  San  Francisco  (time,  9.5  sec.)  ;  runner-up 
in  Natl.  A.A.U.  220  yd.,  San  Francisco  (time, 
20.9  sec.)  ;  holder  of  100  yd.  record,  Calif. - 
Stanford  meet  (time,  9%  sec).  1926-27-28, 
mem.,  Olympic  Club  track  team  (capt.,  1928). 
1927,  won  dual  race  in  100  and  220  yd.  with 
Rolland  Locke,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  (time,  10  sec 
and  21%  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Calif. 
Medical  Sch.).  Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Rho; 
Nu  Sigma  Nu;  Olympic  Club  (San  Francisco)  ; 
Golden  Bear.  Office:  1495  4th  Ave.,  San  Fran- 
cisco,  Calif.     Home:  300   Murry   Ave.,   Porter- 


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BARD,  RALPH  A.,  baseball.  Born:  Cleve- 
land, O.,  July  29,  1884.  Son  of  George  W.  and 
Helen    (Norwood)    Bard.    Ed.:  Princeton,  1906. 

Record:  190304-0506,  mem.,  Princeton  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1903-04,  mem.,  Princeton  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team.  1905,  mem.,  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Ralph  A.  Bard  &  Co. 
War  Record:  Dir.  Mil.  Relief,  Cen.  Div.,  Amer. 
Red  Cross  during  war.  Affiliations:  Auburn 
Automobile  Co.;  Dir.  Bookhouse  for  Children; 
Dir.  FitzSimons  &  Connell  Dredge  and  Dock 
Co;  Dir.  Barco  Mfg.  Co.  Clubs: Chicago;  Univ. ; 
Attic ;  Harvard-Yale-Princeton ;  Industrial ; 
Shoreacres;  Onwentsia ;  Exmoor  CO;  Coleman 
Lake;  Monterey  Peninsula  C.C.,  (Calif.);  Mt. 
Lake  (Fla.).  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Mary  Spear,  1909.  Children: 
Ralph  Austin,  Jr.,  age  18 ;  Janet,  age  15 ;  Kath- 
arine, age  11;  George  M.,  2nd.,  age  3.  Office: 
105  So.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  531 
N.  St.  John's  Ave.,  Highland  Park,  111. 

BARDEEN,  JOHN,  swimming  and  polo. 
Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  May  23,  1908.  Son  of 
Dr.  Charles  Russell  and  Althea  (Harmor)  Bar- 
deen.      Ed.:   Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record):  1925-26-27,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  swim- 
ming and  water  polo  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Wis.). 
Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi;  Tau  Beta  Pi;  Eta  Kappa 
Nu.     School:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  Madison,  Wis. 

BARKALOW,  DENISE,  crew.  Born:  Omaha, 
Neb.,  Apr.  8,  1886.  Son  of  Sidney  D.  and  Caro- 
line (McNamara)  Barkalow.  Ed:  St.  Paul's 
Sch.    (Concord,  N.H.),  1904;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1907. 

Record:  1905,  mem.,  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1906-07,  mem.,  Yale  varsity  crew  (the  1907  crew 
broke  the  4  mi.  upstream  record,  time  21  min. 
10  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Private  sec  to  Sen.  L.  C. 
Phipps  of  Colo.  Affiliations:  Barkalow  Bros. 
Co.,  Omaha,  Neb.  (Vice-Pres.)  ;  Chi  Phi;  Wash. 


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G.  and  C.C.  (Rosslyn,  Va.)  ;  Omaha  A.C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Louise 
Peck,  June  8,  1910.  Children:  Mary  P.,  age  16; 
Caroline  L.,  age  12;  Gladys,  age  8.  Office:  143 
Senate  Office  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.C.  Home:  4330 
Klingle  lid.,  Wash.,  D.C.     Subscriber. 

BARKER,  ARETAS,  O.,  Track.  Born: 
Maplewood,  Me.,  Aug.  21,  1894.  Son  of  Justin 
Starr  .and  Edna  (Straw)  Barker.  Ed.:  Thorn- 
ton Acad.  Saco,  Me. ;  Phillips  Acad.,  Andover, 
Mass.;  PHB.,  Yale  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1914,  mem.,  Yale  Champ.  Fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.,  Yale  relay 
team ;  mem.,  Yale  long  distance  medley  relay 
team  at  Penn.  carnival.  (1915,  winner  of  relay). 
1916,  mem.,  Yale  2  mi.  relay  team  at  Penn  Car- 
nival which  won  event  and  equalled  world's 
record.  (7'53")  ;  mem.,  Yale  2  mi.  relay  team  at 
Meadowbrook  games,  breaking  Middle  Atlantic 
indoor  record  for  this  event ;  mem.,  Yale  winner 
indoor  I.C.  6  lap  race  Madison  Sq.  Garden. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Barker-Meader  & 
Co.,  Ins.  Brokers.  Naval  Record:  Coinm'd  En- 
sign U.S.N.R.F.  1917;  stationed  Boston  N.  Yd., 
disch.  May,  1919  as  Lieut.  Affiliations:  Union 
Boat  C. ;  Yale  C. ;  Exchange  C. ;  Cohasset  Golf 
C. ;  Boston  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Helen  Howes,  June,  1922. 
Children:  Grant  Starr,  age  5 ;  Elisabeth,  age  1. 
Office:  50  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
Sandy  Cove,  Cohasset,  Mass. 

BARKER,  RICHARD  WILLIAM,  football. 
Bom:  Sedalia,  Mo.,  Jan.  6,  1897.  Son  of  M.  J. 
and  Myrtle  (Spauldin)  Barker.  Ed.:  Okla.  City 
H.  Sch;  B.S.,  la.  State  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  Mem.,  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
two  yrs.  (All-State  guard,  1914).  1916-17-19, 
mem.,  la.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team,  (All-la.  guard 
three  yrs.,  capt.,  1917 ;  All-Mo.  guard  two  yrs., 
capt.,  1919;  Eckersall's  All-West,  guard,  1919). 
1921-22-25-26-27-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Cornell. 
1922-23-24,  coach,  Univ.  of  Mich.  Mem.,  Ames 
wrestling  teams  two  yrs.,  never  lost  a  match 
(175  lbs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach, 
Cornell  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Ten  mos.  in  Hos- 
pital Unit  of  Army,  Fort  Riley,  Kans.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Lions  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.    Home:  Mt.  Vernon,  la. 

BARNACLE,  CLARKE  HORACE,  mem.,  Big 
Ten  conference  championship  swimming  team. 
Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Jan.  15,  1906.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Mayme.  (King)  Barnacle.  Ed.: 
Cretin  H.  Sch.,  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  Univ.  of 
Minn. 

Record:  1920-21,  fancy  diver,  St.  Paul  A.C. 
swimming  team.  1922,  fancy  diver  St.  Paul 
Y.M.C.A.  swimming  team.     1922-23,  fancy  diver 


champ.,  N.  West.  I.C.  swimming  meet.  1923, 
fancy  diving  champ.,  Twin  City  I.C.  swimming 
meet;  mem.,  Cretin  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  swimming  teams.  1925-27,  fancy  diver, 
Univ.  of  Minn,  swimming  team.  1926,  mem., 
Big  Ten  conf.  champ,  swimming  team.  1927- 
28,  asst.  ath.  dir.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation.  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Six  O'clock  Club ; 
"M"  club,  (Univ.  of  Minn).)  Address:  228 
Harvard'  St.,  S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

BARNARD,  ERNEST  SARGENT,  president 
of  American  League  of  Professional  Baseball 
Clubs.  Born:  West  Columbia,  West  Virginia, 
July  17,  1874.  Son  of  Elias  and  Mary  D.  (Sar- 
gent) Barnard.  Education:  Ph.B.,  Otterbein  Col- 
lege, 1895. 

Record:  1892-95,  coached  Otterbein  College 
football  team.  1896-97,  coached  17th  Regiment, 
United  States  Army  football  team.  1898,  coached 
Ohio  Medical  University  football  team.  1898- 
1902,  sporting  editor  of  the  Columbus  (Ohio) 
Dispatch.  1903-09,  secretary  for  the  Cleveland 
Baseball  Club  (American  League).  1910-21,  vice- 
president  and  business  manager  of  the  Cleve- 
land Baseball  Club  (American  League).  1922- 
27,  president  of  the  Cleveland  Baseball  Club 
(American  League) .  1927-28,  president  of  Ameri- 
can League  of  Professional  Baseball  Clubs. 

Present  Occupation:  President  of  American 
League  of  Professional  Baseball  Clubs.  Affilia- 
tions: Vice-president  of  The  Acetylene  Stove 
Manufacturing  Company  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ; 
secretary  of  the  Pure  Protection  Life  Associa- 
tion (Cleveland,  Ohio);  Mason;  Shriner ;  Elks; 
Loyal  Order  of  Moose;  Cleveland  Chapter  of 
the  National  Aeronautic  Association  of  the 
United  States.  Clubs:  Cleveland  Athletic ;  Acacia 
Country  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  Union  League  (Chi- 
cago, Illinois).  Married:  Josephine  E.  Flick, 
•December,  1918.  Address:  2410  Straus  Building, 
Chicago,  Illinois. 

BARNARD,  CHARLES  ARTHUR,  All- Ameri- 
can guard,  1901.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  22, 
1880.  Son  of  Job  and  Florence  (Putman)  Bar- 
nard. Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Nat'l 
Capitol  Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Harvard,  A.B., 
1902;  L.L.B.,  1904. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1899- 
02,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1901, 
picked  by  Casper  Whitney  (famous  sports 
writer)  for  All-Amer.  guard;  1904,  head  coach, 
Univ.  of  Ga.  1905,  head  coach,  George  Wash- 
ington Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law,  office  of  the 
Gen.  Council,  U.  S.  Internal  Revenue.  War 
Record:  Mil.  Intelligence  Div. ;  Bd.  of  Contract 
Adjustment;  capt.,  Judge  Advocate  Gen.  Dept, 
1921.      Affiliations:    Kalorama    Citizens'    Asso. ; 


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Chevy  Chase  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Univ.  Club 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married: 
Frances  P.  Cassel,  Nov.  17,  1909.  Children: 
Elizabeth  Cassel,  age  12.  Office:  Woodward 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2335  20th  St.  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

BARNARD,  FRANK  T.,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  Middletown,  Ohio,  July  10,  1880. 
Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Annan  (Fish)  Barnard. 
Ed.:  Seattle  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.. 
1904;  post-grad,  work,  1906. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.,  Seattle  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
track,  and  B.B.  teams.  1900,  mem.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  team  (chosen  by  sports  writ- 
ers, All-N.  West  end).  1901,  mem.,  Wash.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (chosen  by  sports 
writers,  All-N.  West  .end).  1902,  mem.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (F.  B.  team  N. 
West  champs.).  1903,  mem.,  Wash.  State  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  and  track  teams  (capt,  B.B.  team). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Registrar*  Wash.  State 
Coll.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Pullman  Savings  and 
Loan  Asso. ;  Pullman  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Sigma  Nu ;  Bd.  of  Control  of  Wash.  State  Coll. 
aths.  (former,  mem.).  Hobby:  H.  Sch.  athletics 
and  hunting.  Married:  Blanche  Baum,  Aug.  20, 
1908.  Children:  Robert  F.,  age  18.  Office: 
Coll.  Station,  Pullman,  Wash.  Home:  706 
Calif.  St.,  Pullman,  Wash. 

BARNARD,  REGINALD  NAPIER,  tennis  and 
crew.  Born:  Newport,  Ky.,  June  12,  1900.  Son 
of  Robert  C.  and  Helen  (Nelson)  Barnard.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  Tale,  1924. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
tennis  team.  3919-20,  capt.,  Yale  freshman  ten- 
nis team.  1921-22,  mem.,  Yale,  (150  lb.)  crew. 
1922-24,  mem.,  Yale  varsity  crew,  (won  from 
Univs.  of  Columbia,  Pa.,  Harvard,  Princeton 
and  Cornell). 

Pres.  Occupation:  W.  E.  Hutton  and  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Capt.,  S.A.T.C.,  (Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.).  Affiliations:  Cincinnatus  Asso.  Clubs: 
Cincinnati  Tennis;  "Y."  (Yale  Univ.);  Univ.; 
St.  Elmo,  (New  Haven,  Conn.).  Office:  W.  E. 
Hutton  and  Co.,  4th  and  Walnut  Sts.,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio.  Home:  3061  Annwood  St.,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

BARNES,  CHARLES  W.,  JR.,  tennis.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Jan.  5,  1901.  Son  of  Charles  W. 
and  Lucie  (Portmess)  Barnes.  Ed.:  Wash.  Univ. 
B.  S.,  M.  C.  E.,  1922. 

Record:  1921,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  tennis  team, 
(won  Mo.  Valley  I.  C.  conf.).  1922,  won  For- 
est Park  Tennis  Club  singles  and  doubles.  1923, 
runner-up  St.  Louis  tennis  singles.  1924,  runner- 
up  St.  Louis  City  champ,  (doubles  with  Elmer 
Schwarz).  1927,  won  Ark.  State  tennis  champ, 
(doubles  with  Karl  Kammami). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr..  Affiliations :  Bd. 
of  Public  Service  (St.  Louis,  Md.)  ;  A.  A.  A.; 
Engrs.'  Club ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Office:  300  City  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
5370  Pershing  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

BARNES,  CLARENCE  A.,  Baseball.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  28,  1882.  Son  of  Wm.  D. 
and  Mabel  (Harding)  Barnes.  Ed.:  Yale,  B.A., 
1904;  LL.B.,  1906. 

Record:  1902-1905,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team. 
1902-1904,  mem.  Yale  Gun  Club  (capt.  1904). 
1903  and  1904,  Billiard  Champ  (Yale).  1905, 
mem.    (c.  f.)   Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Bos- 
ton A.  A.;  (Pres.),  Wild  G  .C. ;  Masons.  Hobby.- 
Golf  and  Billiards.  Married:  Doreen  Kane. 
Children:  Clarence  A.,  Jr.,  age  21 ;  David  H., 
age  19 ;  Jane,  age  17 ;  John,  age  13.  Office:  85 
Devonshire  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home.-  79  Rum- 
ford  St.,  Mansfield,  Mass. 

BARNES,  EMILE,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Suggsville,  Ala.,  Dec.  25,  1904.  Son  of 
W.  M.  and  Helen  (Davis)  Barnes.  Ed.:  Clark 
County  H.  Sch.;  A.  B.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.,  Clark  County  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-26,  mem., 
University  of  Ala.  F.  B.,  B.  B.,  and  Bskt.  B. 
teams  (capt.,  F.  B.  team,  1926;  All-South,  h.  b., 
1926).  1927,  asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  played 
pro  B.  B.,  Birmingham  Club  (South.  League). 
1928,  mem.,  Wash.  Senators  pro.  B.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.  B.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Tau  Delta;  Wash.  B.  B.  Club.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash.,  D.C. 
Home:  Suggsville,  Ala.     Subscriber. 

BARNES,  GUY  ORVAL,  track  and  baseball. 
Born:  Decatur,  111.,  July  4,  1906.     Son  of  John 

A.  and  Cora  Belle  (Wood worth)  Barnes.  Ed.: 
Ferndale,  Wash.,  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Wash.  State 
Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1924,  mem.,  Wash.  State  Coll.  fresh- 
man Bskt.  B.  team.  1925-26-27,  mem.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.  track  team.  1926-27,  Pres.,  Gym. 
Club,  Wash.  State  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  instr.,  N.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Spokane,  Wash.).  Married:  Beatrice  Ethel  Lo- 
pas,  July  20,  1927.  Office:  N.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Spo- 
kane, Wash.  Home.-  823  W.  Augusta  Sch., 
Spokane,  Wash. 

BARNES,  HARRY  GEORGE,  football.  Born: 
Campbell,  Minn.,  Nov.  21,  1897.    Son  of  George 

B.  and  Marion  L.  (Cross)  Barnes.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.);  Carleton  Coll.  (North- 
field,  Minn.)  ;   Univ.  of  Wis.    (Madison,  Wis.). 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.,  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.  B. 
team.     1916-17,  mem.,  Carleton  Coll.  F.  B.  and 


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B.  B.  (1917)  teams.  1920,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.  B.  team.  1923,  mem.,  Junior  Four-Oared 
Crew,  Minn.  Boat  Club  (St.  Paul,  Minn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.,  Motor  Power 
Equipment  Co.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Fort  Winfield  Scott,  Cal.,  1918;  Arty.  Sen. 
Fortress  Monroe,  Va.,  until  discharged.  Clubs: 
"C"  Club  (Cen.  H.  Sch.)  ;  "C"  Club  (Carleton 
Coll.);  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Married: 
Bertha  Blaul,  Oct.  4,  1922.'  Children:  Harry 
George,  Jr.,  Age  1%.  Office:  Ford  Rd.  and 
River  Blvd.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  1979  Port- 
land Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

BARNES,  LEE  STRATFORD,  Olympic  pole 
vault  champion,  1924.  Bom.-  Salt  Lake  City, 
Utah,  July  16,  1906.  Son  of  J.  E.  and  Mary 
(Wightman)  Barnes).  Ed.:  Hollywood  H".  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  South.  Calif. 

Record:  1920,  City  champ.,  junior  pole  vault 
(Los  Angeles).  1921,  runner-up,  pole  vault, 
City  meet  (Los  Angeles).  1922,  tied  for  first 
place,  pole  vault,  City  meet  (height,  12'  4")  ; 
runner-up,  pole  vault,  State  meet  (Calif.; 
height,  12'  3").  1923  won  pole  vault,  A.  A.  U. 
meet  (height,  12'  8")  ;  runner-up,  State  meet 
(height,  12'  6")  ;  runner-up,  Stagg  Inter  sch. 
meet  (height,  12'  6").  1924,  won  pole  vault,  State 
meet  (height,  12'  10%")  ;  won  pole  vault,  A.  A. 
U.  meet  (height,  13')  ;  won  pole  vault,  Olympic 
try  outs  (height,  13'  2%")  ;  tied  for  first  place 
in  final  Olympic  tryouts  (height,  13')  ;  won  pole 
vault,  Olympic  games  (height,  12'  liy2").  1925, 
won  pole  vault,  A.  A.  U.  meet  (height,  13')  ; 
won  pole  vault,  Stanford  vs.  Univ.  South  Calif, 
meet  (height,  13')  ;  runner-up,  pole  vault,  Natl. 
A.  A.  U.  meet  (height,  12'  8").  1926,  runner-up, 
pole  vault,  A.A.U.  meet  (height,  13'  5%")  ; 
runner-up,  pole  vault,  Pacific  Coast  meet 
(height,  13'  8")  ;  runner-up  pole  vault,  I.  C.  A. 
A.  A.  U.  meet  (height,  12'  8")-.  1926,  won 
pole  vault,  I.  C.  A.  A.  A.  A.  meet  (height,  13' 
9")  ;  won  pole  vault,  Pacific  Coast  I.  C.  meet 
(height,  13'  91-16")  ;  won  pole  vault,  Natl.  A. 
A.  U.  meet  (Lincoln,  Nebr. ;  height,  13').  1928, 
won  pole  vault,  A.  A.  U.  meet  (Los  Angeles; 
height,  13'  6").  Won  pole  vault,  Fresno,  Calif., 
14'  iy2"  (world's  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  South. 
Calif.).  Affiliations:  Hollywood  A.C. ;  Sigma 
Chi.  Hobby.-  Aviation.  Home.-  1624  Edgecliff 
Dr.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

BARNETT,  ROBERT  T.,  professional  golf. 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  December  18, 
1896.  Son  of  Robert  Forrest  and  Autilla  (Gause) 
Barnett.  Education:  Grammar  School  (Phila- 
delphia). 

Record:  1913,  played  first  open  golf  tourna- 
ment. 1913-16,  assistant  professional  at  Bala 
Golf  Club  (Philadelphia).  1916,  assistant  pro- 
fessional  at  Pocono  Manor  Inn  (Pocono  Manor, 


Pennsylvania).  1919,  played  in  A.  E.  F.  open 
championship  (Nice,  France)  ;  returned  to  Po- 
cono Manor  Inn  as  professional.  1919-23,  profes- 
sional at  Tredyffrin  Country  Club  (Paoli,  Penn- 
sylvania). 1920,  organized  Philadelphia  Pro- 
fessional Golfers  Association.  1923,  organized 
Middle  Atlantic  Professional  Golfers  Associa- 
tion. 1923-25,  won  Philadelphia  Professional 
Golfers  Association  championship.  1923-28,  pro- 
fessional at  Chevy  Chase  Club  (Washington,  D. 
C. ;  broke  Chevy  Chase  Club  course  record  witfi 
66,  1926).  1927,  instructor  of  Virginia  State 
amateur  champion. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  golfer.  Mili- 
tary Service:  Enlisted  54th  Infantry ;  one  year 
in  France  as  instructor  in  Infantry :  also  Eng- 
land, Scotland  and  Germany.  Affiliations:  Phila- 
delphia Professional  Golfers  Association  (presi-. 
dent,  1920-22)  ;  Middle  Atlantic  Professional 
Golfers'  Association  (president  1926  and  '27)  ; 
American  Legion.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Irene  Trainer,  July  6,  1922.  Children:  Roberta 
Irene,  age  4.  Home:  450  Ridge  Street,  Chevy 
Chase,  Maryland. 

BARNHILL,  JOHN  HENRY,  football.  Born: 
Savannah,  Tenn.,  Feb.  21,  1903.  Son  of  James 
Munroe  and  Alice  (Bryan)  Barnhill.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  Sch.  (Savannah,  Tenn.)  ;  West 
Teachers  Coll.  (Memphis,  Tenn.)  ;  Univ.  of 
Tenn.   (Knoxville,  Tenn.). 

Record:  1923-24,  capt.,  West.  Tenn.  Teachers 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.,  and  track  teams.  1924- 
25,  freshman  aths.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  1925-26, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and  track 
teams.  1926-27,  received  silver  cup  as  best  all- 
round  athlete  at  Univ.  of  Tenn.  1927-28,  capt., 
Univ.  of  Tenn.  F.B.  team ;  selected  on  All- 
South  F.B.  team  and  a  Composite  All-Amer. 
team.  1928,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Tenn.). 
Affiliations:  "T"  Club  (Univ.  of  Tenn.)  ;  Alpha 
Tau  Omega;  Senior  Honorary  Soc.  (Univ.  of 
Tenn.);  Alpha  Zeta ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Scab- 
bard and  Blade ;  All  Students  Club,  Univ.  of 
Tenn.  (Pres.).  School:  1401  W.  Chucke  St., 
Knoxville,  Tenn.     Home:  Savannah,  Tenn. 

BARNSHAW,  HAROLD  DOUGLAS,  track. 
Bom:  Camden,  N.  J.,  Jan.  3i,  1905.  Son  of  Al- 
bert and  Minnie  (Edge)  Barnshaw.  Ed.: 
Woodstown  H.  Sch.  (N.  J.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1927 ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Med.  Sch. 

Record :  1925-26-27,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
team  (point  winner,  two  mi.  relay,  indoor  I.C. 
meet,  1926-27,  and  Pa.  Relay  Carnival,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Med. 
Sch.  Affiliations :  Alpha  Sigma  Phi ;  Phi  Beta 
Pi ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Germantown 
Boys'  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Home:  327  N. 
37th   St.,   Camden,  N.  J.. 


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BAKR,  JOHN  L.,  mem.,  Harvard  track  team, 
1910.  Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  29,  1887.  Son 
of  Lester  A.  and  Ida  (Stewart)  Barr.  Ed.: 
Army,  Navy  Prep.  Sen.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Friends 
Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Montclair  Mil.  Acad. 
(Montclair,  N.  C.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1910:  LL.B., 
George  Wash.  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1908-09-10,  mem.,  Harvard  track 
team  (won  Harvard  pole  vault  record,  1908, 
height,  12'  4y8").  Mem.,  Montclair  Mil.  Acad, 
and  Army,  Navy  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupaton:  General  real  estate.  Affil- 
ations:  Vice-Pres.  and  dir.,  Wm.  Corcoran  Hill 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd.  Lt.,  Q.M.C.,  U.S.A.,  1917 
to  Feb.  1919;  mem.,  A.E.F.,  Mar.  1918  to  Feb. 
1919.  Clubs:  Wash.  G.  and  C.  C;  Columbia  C. 
C ;  Congressional  C.C ;  Racquet ;  Harvard  Club 
(all  of  Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  "H"  Club  (Harvard). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret  Tuttle,  Nov. 
15,  1915.  Children:  John  L.,  Jr.,  age  10;  Ann, 
age  7.  Office:  Barr  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
11  Primrose  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BARR,  JOHN  SHOBER,  football.  Born: 
Lancaster,  Pa.,  May  19,  1898.  Son  of  Christian 
E.  and  Lulu  (Shober)  Barr.  Ed. :  Lancaster  H.. 
Sch.,  1916;  A.B.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll., 
1924. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.,  Lancaster  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1919-20-21-22,  mem.,  F.  and  M.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1922).  1923-28,  officiated  at  F.B. 
and  Baskt.B.  games.  1924-25,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach,  Harrisburg  Acad.  (Harrisburg,  Pa.). 
1926-27,  dir.,  freshman  aths.,  F.  and  M.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.,  freshman  aths.,  F.  and 
M.  Coll.  Naval  Service:  Served  in  U.S.  Navy 
During  World  War;  Q.M.,  2nd  class.  Married: 
Irene  Reichert,  July  8,  1925.  Children:  Fred- 
erick R.,  infant.  Office:  F.  and  M.  Coll.,  Lan- 
caster, Pa.  Home:  700  S.  Westend  Ave.,  Lancas- 
ter, Pa. 


BARRETT,  ARTHUR  M.,  track.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Dec.  2,  1879.  Son  of  John  R.  and 
Mary  (KellOgg)  Barrett.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  1902. 

Record:  1902,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team ;  won  high  jump  in  Western  Conf.  track 
meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Mil.  Service:  Y.M. 
C.A.  motor  transport  nine  mo.  in  France.  Affi- 
liations: Pres.,  Barrett-Cravenr  Co.,  and  The 
Barrett  Bindery  Co. ;  Treas.,  Herbert  Specialty 
Mfg.  Co.  Clubs:  Univ.  Club  (Chicago)  ;  Briar- 
gate  G.  C.  Married:  Ethel  Hoops.  Children: 
Barbara,  age  17;  Saxton,  age  16;  Carolyn,  age 
12 ;  Arthur  M.,  Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  1328  W.  Mon- 
roe St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  530  Cherry  St., 
Winnetka,  111. 


BARRON,  ALBERT  MILTON,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  14,  1888.  Son 
of  Wm.  Henry  Harrison  and  Anna  Jane 
of  Wm.  Henry  Harrison  and  Annie  Jane 
(Reilly).  Ed.:  Manual  Training  H.  Sch.  (Phila., 
Pa.).    1910;  B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.,  Phila.,  Pa.  R.R.Y.M. 
C.A.  track  team.  1908-10,  mem.,  Man.  Tr.  H.S. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt,  F.B.,  1909).  1910- 
14,  mem.,  Pa.  State  F.B.  team.  1911-14, 
mem.,  Pa.  State  track  team.  1915-17,  ath. 
dir.,  Bethlehem  Prep.  Sch.  1916-25,  ath.  dir. 
Keewaydin  Camps  (Lake  Timagami,  Ontario, 
Canada).  1917-18,  ath.  dir.  U.  S.  Army.  1919- 
20,  ath.  dir.,  Bordentown  Mil.  Inst.  1920-21, 
ath.  dir.  Germantown  Acad.  1921-23,  head  F.B. 
and  track  coach,  Mich.  State  Coll.  1923-28,  ath. 
instr.,  Temple  Univ.  Ath.  Coaching  Sch.  (var- 
sity track  coach,  1925-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach  and  instr.  phy. 
ed.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  316  Inf.,  Camp 
Meade,  Md. ;  Camp  Lee,  Va.,  and  Camp  Upton, 
N.  Y. ;  Hdqrs.  East.  Dept,  Govs.  Is.,  N.  Y.,  Rank 
2nd  Lieut.  Affiliations:  Author:  "Interpreta- 
tions F.B.  Rules;"  "F.B.  Score  Book;"  "Track 
and  Field  Score  Book;"  East.  F.B.  Officials 
Asso. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Phila  Track  and 
Field  Officials  Asso. ;  Sojourners'  Club ;  Sigma 
Nu;  Phi  Delta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Edna  Alberta  Stong,  June  14,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Robert  Milton,  age  1.  Address:  4244  Old 
York  Rd.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BARRON,  CARTER  T.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Clarksville,  Ga.,  Jan.  30,  1905.  Son 
of  David  J.  and  Florence  (Crow)  Barron.  Ed.: 
Clarksville  H.  Sch.,  1919;  Ga.  Tech.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.,  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  F.B. 
team,  (All-S.  h.b.,  1926-27).  1926,  hon.  mention 
as  All-Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Capitol  The- 
ater (Atlanta,  Ga.).  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon ;  Delta  Sigma  Pi.  Hobby:  Football. 
Office:  Capitol  Theater,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
Carlton  Apts.  No.  207,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


BARRON,  HAROLD  EARL,  track.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  29,  1894.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry 
and  Annie  (Riley)  Barron.  Ed.:  West  Phila., 
H.  Sch.,  1915 ;  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1919. 

Record:  1916-22,  mem.,  Pa.  State  Coll.  track 
team  (hold  record  high  hurdles,  120  yds.,  15 
sec.',  1917-21 ;  won  Coll.  indoor  and  outdoor 
champ.,  1922).  1918-22,  won  Nat'l.  A.A.U. 
champ.  1919,  won  I.C.  hig  hhurdles  (Beaume, 
France).  1920,  won  2nd  place  Olympic  team 
(Antwerp,  Belgium)  ;  coached  Mercersburg 
Acad,  track  team.  1923-24,  coached  Cascadilla 
Sch.  (N.  Y.)  track  team.  1924-28,  head  coach, 
Ga.  Tech.  track  team. 


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Prcs.  Occupation:  Head  coach.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  July,  1917;  mem.,  A.E.F. ;  discharged 
•July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu;  Meadow- 
hrook  A.C.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Anne 
Morgan,  June,  1922.  Office:  Ga.  Tech,  Atlanta, 
Ga.     Home:  961  Peactitree    St.,    Atlanta,    Ga. 


BARRON,  IRVING  J.,  football,  wrestling,  and 
track.  Born:  Correctionville,  la.,  Nov.  11,  1890. 
Son  of  James  S.  and  Mary  (Coon)  Barron.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  LL.D.,  Iowa  State  Univ.,  1916rl7. 

Record:   1913,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Iowa  F.B.  team. 

1914,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Iowa  F.B.  and  wrestling 
teams.  1915,  capt.,  Univ.  of  Iowa  F.B.  team; 
West.  I.C.  heavyweight  wrestling  champ.  1913- 
15,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Iowa  track  team.  1916,  capt., 
West.  I.C.,  champ,  heavyweight  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  Ins.  salesman,  N. 
West.  Natl.  Life  Ins.  Co»  Affiliations:  Hawk- 
eye  Club;  Delta  Chi.  Hobby:  Handball.  Mar- 
ried: Miriam  Barron,  Apr.  19,  1916.  Children: 
James  R.,  age  10;  Irving  J.,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office: 
218  Johnson  Co.  Bank  Bldg.,  Iowa  City,  la. 
Home:  607  Melrose  A*ve.,  Iowa  City,  la. 

BARRON,  JAMES  MARTIN,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  South  Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  10, 
1890.  Son  of  John  and  Mary  ( Welsh >  Barron. 
Ed.:  Boston  Col.  Prep  Sch.,  1912;  Georgetown 
Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  Mem.  Boston  Coll.  Prep.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  hockey  team.  1912-15, 
mem.,  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1915). 
1913-15,  mem.,  Georgetown "  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1914-15.,     mem.,     All-S.     Atlantic     F.B.     team. 

1915,  mem.,  Georgetown  Univ.  track  team.  1916, 
coached  Furman  Univ.  1916-22,  mem.,  Chicago 
and  N.  Y.  pro.  B.B.  team.  1917,  coached  George- 
town Prep.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  Q.M. 
service,  (Boston,  Mass.).  Affiliations:  K.C. 
Hobby:  Swimming,  handball,  baseball  and  foot- 
ball. Married:  Eizabeth  Carroll.  Office:  569 
Broadway,  South  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  116  G. 
St.,  South  Boston,  Mass. 


BARRON,  WILLIAM  ANDROS,  JR.,    Track. 

Born:  Newburyport,  Mass.,  Dec.  16,  1892.'  Son 
of  William  Andros  and  Mary  Lawrence,  (Todd) 
Barron.  Ed.:  Middlesex  Sch.  (Concord)  ;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1914. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.,  Middlesex  Sch.  F.'  B. 
(capt.)  and  B.B.  teams.  1910-11,  mem.,  Harvard 
Freshman  F.B.  and  relay  track  team  (capt. 
track).  1912-13,  mem.,  Harvard  Varsity  Re- 
lay and  Track  teams.  Winner  of  14  mi.  Yale 
and  Dartmouth  Meets,  3rd  in  I.C.  1914,  mem., 
Harvard,  Varsity  Relay  team  (capt.),  estb. 
world   record, '3    min.   3   sec.    (390   yds).    Capt. 


varsity  track  team.  Winner  220,  Cornell  meet ; 
winner  100  and  220  Yale  meet.  2nd  (to  Ted 
Meredith)  in  I.C.  %  mi. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  Banking,  White, 
Weld  &  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Aug.  1917, 
F.  A.,  mem.,  A.  E.  F.,  1918-19;  comm'd  2nd 
and  1st  Lt. ;  discharged  May,  1919,  rank  of 
Capt.  Affiliations:  Chmn.  Harvard  Grad.  Ad- 
visory Com. ;  mem.,  Boston  A.A. ;  Dir.  various 
Banking  Co. ;  Harvard  Club ;  Tennis  and  Rac- 
quet Club ;  Exchange  Club  ;  Somerset  Club ; 
Harvard  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Emily  Wesselhoeft,  July,  1920.  Children: 
William  A.,  3rd.,  age  6 ;  Richard  B.,  age  3. 
Office:  111  Devonshire,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
Oxbow  Rd.,  Wellesley  Farms,  Mass.  (Sub- 
scriber). 

BARRS,  JOHN  MURDOCH,  swimming,  foot- 
ball and  volleyball.  Born:  Jacksonville,  Fla., 
Aug.  8,  1900.  Son  of  Burton  K.  and  Winifred 
(Weber)  Barrs.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Fla., 
1925. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Fla.  F.  B. 
team.  1921,  completed  S.E.  A.A.U.  swimming 
meet  (50  and  100  yd.  swim),  1922,  mem.,  Univ. 
of  Fla.  swimming  team ;  head  coach  Univ.  of 
Fla.  swimming  team.  1924,  head  coach,  Univ.  of 
Fla.  V.B.  team.  1924-26,  won  S.  champ,  swim- 
ming meet.  1924-27,  mem.,  All-S.V.B.  team. 
1924-28,  mem.,  Y.M.C.A.  (Jacksonville,  Fla.),  V. 
B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A..  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Margaret  Mozo,  July  9,  1927. 
Office:  10-E.  Duval  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home: 
1509  Cherry  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

BARRY,  JUSTIN  M.,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Aberdeen,  S.  Dak.,  Dec.  17,  1892.  Son 
of  Garrett  D.  and  Catherine  Barry.  Ed.:  Law- 
rence Coll.  (Appleton,  Wis.)  ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 
(Madison,  Wis.). 

Record :   Mem.,  Lawrence  Coll.  F.  B.  and  B.  B. 

teams.  1922-23-25-26,  Bskt.B.  coach,  Univ.  of 
la.  (West.  Conf.  champs.).  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and 
track  coach,  Knox  Coll.  (teams  won  state  coll. 
champs.).  Author  "How  to  Coach  High  School 
Track  Teams"  and  "Basket  Ball  Team  and  In- 
dividual Play."' 

Pres.  Occupation.  Bskt.  B.  and  asst.  F.  B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  la.  (la.  City,  la.).  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Upsilon ;  Nat'l  Bskt.  B.  Coaches 
Asso;  Elks;  Lions  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  Botham,  Aug.  9,  1916.  Children:  Vic- 
tor George,  age  10.  Office:  Univ.  of  la.,  la.  City, 
la.    Home:  401  S.  Dodge  St.,  la.  City,  la. 

BARTHOLF,  JOHN  CHARLES  PALMER, 

baseball  and  trapshooting.  Born:  Plattsburg 
Barracks,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  26,  1891.    Son  of  Col.  John 


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H.  and  Isabella  (Palmer)  Bartholf.  Ed.:  Platts- 
burg  H.'Seh.,  190S ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1909; 
A.  B.,  Harvard,  Univ.,  1913 ;  Gen.  Service  Sens., 
U.  S.  Army,  1925. 

Record:  1908,  mem.,  Plattsburg  H.  Sen.  B.B. 
team ;  runner-up  in  trapshooting  competition, 
Plattsburg,  N.Y.  1910,  mem.,  Harvard  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1911,  mem.,  Harvard  trapshoot- 
ing team  (winner  of  Harvard-Yale  trapshoot). 
1912,.  mem.,  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.,  U.S.  Army.  Mil.  Serv- 
ice: Maj.  in  Air  Service,  Mar.  1917  to  Oct.  1919. 
Clubs:  Army  and  Navy  (Wash.,  D.C.).  Married: 
Madeline  Tomlinson.  Children:  Edith  Isabella, 
age  8 ;  Ann  Palmer,  age  4 ;  John  Copeland,  age 
2.  Office:  c/o  The  Adj.  Gen.,  U.S.  Army,  Wash., 
D.C.    Home:  25  Peru  St.,  Plattsburg,  N.Y. 

BAKTLEY,  WILLIAM  H.,  Crew.  Bom: 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  May  24,  1886.  Son  of  Joshua 
and  Mary  E.  R.  (McBride)  Bartley.  Ed.:  Tem- 
ple Coll. 

Record:  1916-22,  Jr.  &  Sr.  Lt.  Undine  Barge 
Club.  1922-28,  Capt.,  Asst.  Coach  and  coxswain 
of  various  crews,  Undine  Barge  Club.  1923, 
coached  cross  country  teams  and  steered  the 
Nat'l.  Champ.  Sr.  8  in  Baltimore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Bonding  Dept,  Md. 
Casualty  Co.  Affiliations:  Undine  Barge  Club ; 
Penn.  A.C.  Baskt.B.  Com. ;  Keystone  Lodge 
No.  271,  F.  &  A.M. ;  Lu  Lu  Temple ;  Phila.  Con- 
sistory. Hobby:  Rowing.  Married:  Eleanor 
Wayne  Orton,  Feb.  28,  1928.  Office:  322  Walnut 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Fairfax  Apts.,  43rd  and 
Locust  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BARTON,  CHARLES  P.,  JR.,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Dec.  21,  1890.  Son 
of  Charles  P.  and  Etta  (Whitestone)  Barton. 
Ed.:  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.,  1908;  Detroit  Univ.  Sen., 
1910 ;  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1914. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.,  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B., 
track,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.  B.  teams.  1908-10  mem., 
Detroit  Univ.  Sch.  F.  B.,  track,  Bskt.  B.  and 
B.  B.  teams.  1911-12,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Mich, 
varsity  F.  B.  and  track  teams  (pole  vault  rec- 
ord, 12  feet  2  inches). 

•  Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Mil.  Service:  Capt., 
Ord.  Dept.,  machine  gun  service.  Affiliations: 
Underpinning  and  Foundation  Co.  .  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Rock- 
■  away  Hunting  Club  (Long  Island,  N.  Y.)  ;  Natl. 
Democratic  Club  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Flora  McAlpin,  Aug.  17,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: Jeanette  McAlpin.  Office:  342  Madison 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  Hewlett,  Long  Island, 
New  York. 

BASHINSKY,  LEO  E.,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
crew,  1913.  Born:  Troy,  Ala.,  May  13,  1892.  Son 
of  Leopold  M.  and  Elizabeth    (Burford)    Bash- 


insky.     Ed.:  Peekskill  Mil.  Acad.,  1909;  Prince- 
ton,  1913. 

Record:  1913,  mem.,  Princeton  varsity  crew 
(defeated  Harvard  and  Penn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  merchant  and  ex- 
porter. Affiliations:  Partner,  Bashinsky  Coal 
Co. ;  dir.,  Good  Humor  Ice  Cream  Co. ;  Masona ; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Rotary  Club  (Birmingham); 
Birmingham  C.  C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
COra  Young,  1916.  Children:  Leo  M.,  age  10; 
Sloan  Y.,  age  8 ;  Jack  C,  age  6.  Office:  Amer. 
Traders'  Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  4445 
Clairmont  Ave.,   Birmingham,  Ala. 

BASKIN,  WEEMIE,  track.  Born:  Carrollton, 
Ga.,  July  25,  1904.  Son  of  Weemie  and  Sallie 
(Fannie)    Baskin.     Ed.:  Ala.  Poly. 

Record :  1927,  Natl.  Coll.  champ  (high  hur- 
dles). 1928,  Natl,  indoor  champ,  (high  hur- 
dles). Holds  South,  high  hurdle  record  (14' 
6")  ;  holds  S.  East.  A.A.U.  high  hurdle  record 
(14'  6"); 'holds  world's  record  in  80  yd.  and 
100  yd.  hurdles ;  co-holder,  world's  record  for 
60  yd.  indoor  hurdle. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  writer.  Club:  N.  Y. 
A.C.     Address:  Travers  Island,  N.  Y. 

BASS,  BENJAMIN  (BENNY),  former  feath- 
erweight champion.  Born:  Kiev,  Russia,  Decem- 
ber 15,  1904.  Son  of  Jacob  and  Pauline  (Was- 
serman)  Bass.  Education:  Northeast  Public 
School    (Philadelphia). 

Record :  1920,  started  amateur  boxing  career ; 
won  Middle  States  Amateur  flyweight  title ; 
boxed  in  Olympic  tryouts,  losing  to  Frankie 
Genaso.  1922,  turned  professional;  boxed  as 
bantamweight.  1927,  boxed  as  featherweight; 
won  featherweight  title  from  Red  Chapman. 
Defended  title  against  Mike  Ballerino,  Johnny 
Farr,  Johnny  Sheppard.  Pete  Nebo,  Wilbur 
Cohen  successfully.  1928,  lost  title  to  Tony 
Canzoneri. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  athlete. 
Affiliations:  Veteran  Athletes  of  Philadelphia ; 
Elks  ;  Keystone  Auto  Club.  Married:  Anna  Mc- 
Deavitt,  May  16,  1923.  Office:  903  Colonial  Trust 
Building,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania.  Home: 
1509  Conlyn  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

BASS,  RUFUS  G,  basketball  and  football. 
Bom:  Hancock  Co.,  Ga.,  Aug.  28,  1896.  Son  of 
W.  A.  and  Mamie  W.  (West)  Bass.  Ed.:  Okla. 
City  H.   Sch.,  1914;  Ga.  Tech.,   1919. 

Record:  1913-14.  mem.,  Okla.  City  H.  Seh. 
F.  B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Bskt.  B. 
team  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1917-21,  won  S.  champ. 
1917-28,  mem.,  Atlanta  A.  0:  Bskt.  B.  team 
(capt.,  1919-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  and  real  estate.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Aug.,   1918 ;  "discharged,  Dec, 


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1918.  Affiliations:  Atlanta  A.  C. ;  East  Lake 
C.  C.  Hobby:  Basketball.  Office:  210  Ga.  Sav- 
ings Bk.  Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  691  Juniper 
St.,  Apt.  18,  Atlanta,  Ga.     (Subscriber.) 

BASTON,  ALBERT  PRESTON,  mem.,  Walter 
Camp's  AU-American  team,  1915-16.  Born:  St. 
Louis  Pk.,  Minn.,  Dec.  3,  1894.  Son  of  Fred- 
erick and  Ira  (Cooper)  Baston.  Ed.:  L.L.  B., 
Univ.   of   Minn.,    1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.,  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
F.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile  dealer.  War 
Record:  Capt,  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  17th  Co., 
5th  Regt,  2nd  Div. ;  mem.,  A.  E.  F. ;  awarded 
Distinguished  Service  Cross  and  U.  S.  Naval 
Cross.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  Phi  Del- 
ta Phi;  Nat'l  Town  and  C.  C.  (Cleveland,  Ohio). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Ruby  Laird.  Civil- 
dren:  Frederick,  age  6 ;  Priscilla,  age  5.  Office: 
2745  Freemont,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  3038 
Henepin,   Minneapolis,   Minn. 

BATES,  ALFRED  H.,  I.e.  4A's  broad  jump 
record  holder.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  April  24,  1905. 
Son  of  William  H.  and  Bertha  (Lufkin)  Bates. 
Ed.:  Phila.  N.  East  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Pa.  State 
Coll.,  1928. 

Record :  1922-24,  mem.,  Phila.  N.  East  H.  Sch. 
soccer,  Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track, 
1923-24 ;  competing  in  high  jump,  pole  vault, 
broad  jump  and  low  hurdles ;  Phila.  champ, 
high  jump,  1924).  1925,  mem.,  Pa.  State  Coll. 
undefeated  freshman  track  team.  1926-28, 
mem.,  Pa.  State  Coll.  varsity  track  team  (won 
Pa.  State  Coll,  relay  broad  jump,  1926,  height, 
23  feet  3  inches).  1927,  mem.,  Pa.  State  Coll. 
440-yd.  relay  team  (2nd  place  in  Pa.  world  rec- 
ord equaling  team)  ;  Middle  Atlantic  broad 
jump  champ.  1927-28,  I.  C.  4's  indoor  broad 
jump  champ,  (new  record,  24  feet  8%  inches, 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mead- 
owbrook  Club  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Soap 
sculpturing  and  drawing.  Home:  51  W.  John- 
son St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BALER,  EMERY  A.,  Football  and  track. 
Born:  Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  20,  1881.  Son  of 
August  and  Adelia  (Fisk)  Bauer.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Colgate  Univ.,  1902;  B.P.E.,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 
(Springfield,  Mass.),  1908. 

Record:  1901,  mem.,  Colgate  Univ.  track  team 
(team  won  N.  Y.  State  I.C.A.A.  meet  at  Ham- 
ilton; runner-up  in  broad  jump);  mgr.,  Col- 
gate Univ.  F.B.  team.  1902,  capt.,  Colgate 
Univ.  track  team  (won  broad  jump,  Colgate- 
St.  Lawrence  meet,  estab.  Colgate  record,  21  ft. 
1%  in. ;  team  won  N.  Y.  State  I.C.A.A.  meet  at 
Rochester;   won  broad   jump).     1913-16  coach, 


Wooster  Coll.  (Wooster,  Ohio)  track  and  cross 
country  teams  (1913,  developed  a  two-miler 
who  broke  Ohio  Conf.  record,  9:40). 

Present  Occupation:  State  supervisor  of 
Phys.  ed.,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  I.O.O.F. ;  Mason;  Ft.  Orange  Stamp 
Club ;  N.  Y.  State  Public  H.  Schl.  A.  A.  (treas. 
and  gen.  mgr.).  Hobby:  Postage  stamp  col- 
lecting and  football  officiating.  Married:  Ger- 
trude Adell,  June  15,  1911.  Children:  Reba 
Adell,  age  12 ;  Adelia  Catherine,  age  11 ;  Emery 
A.,  Jr.,  age  9;  William  Elliott,  age  3;  Robert 
Vincent,  age  2.  Office:  State  Dept.  of  Ed., 
Albany,  N.  Y.  Home:  32  Menand  Rd.,  Albany, 
New  York. 


BALGH,  CAPT.  ROBERT  H.,  golf,  baseball 
and  trap  shooting.  Bom:  Elkton,  Tenn.,  Nov. 
12,  1864.  Son  of  W.  A.  and  Sarah  A.  (Grigs- 
ley)  Baugh.  Ed.:  Webb  Bros.'  Prep.  Sch.,  1882; 
B.C.E.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.,  1886. 

Record:  1884-86,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1902,  medalist,  S.G.A.  (Nashville, 
Tenn.).  1906-19,  pres.,  Birmingham  S.B.B. 
League.  Participated  in  S.  and  Slatt  trap 
shooting  tournaments  (Atlanta,  Nashville,  Chat- 
tanooga  and  New   Orleans). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Baugh  Development 
Co.  and  R.  H.  Baugh  Investment  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Birmingham  A.C. ;  Birmingham  G.C. ; 
Roebuck  G.  and  C.  C. ;  Birmingham  Gun  Club; 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Mattie  B.  Webb, 
Oct.  27,  1908.  Children:  Robert  H.,  Jr.,  age 
22;  James  W.,  age  18.  Office:  2008  First  Ave., 
N.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  2205  Highland 
Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala.      (Subscriber.) 

BAUGH,  ROBERT  H.,  JR.,  golfer.  Born: 
Birmingham,  Ala.,  Jan.  25,  1906.  -Son  of  Rob- 
ert H.  and  Mattie  B.  (West)  Baugh.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.,  1923 ;  E.E.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1927 ;  Univ. 
of  Oxford  (England). 

Record:  1923,  won  low  scoring  laurels  In 
S.P.G.A. ;  won  Birmingham  City  golf  champ. 
1924-26,  mem.,  Ala.  golf  team.  1925,  won  Inter- 
State  golf  champ.  (Lynville,  N.  C).  1926,  won 
S.  I.  C.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
Lieut.  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  pres.,  "A"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Ala.);  A.I.E.E. ;  Roebuck  C.C. ;  Birmingham 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Home:  2205  Highland  Ave., 
Birmingham,  Ala. 

BAUGHER,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  Squash  Rac- 
quet. Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Sept.  12,  1893. 
Son  of  J.  H.  and  Byrnina  (Dennis)  Baugher. 
Ed.:  Univ.  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  C.E.,  Cor- 
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Record:  1907-10,  mem.,  Univ.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
track,  Bskt.B.  and  Swim,  teams  (capt.,  B.B., 
'09;  capt.  Btkt.B.  and  swim.,  '10).  1912-13, 
mem.  All-Balto.  Water  Polo  team.  1913-14, 
mem.  Cornell  B.B.  and  swim,  teams  (capt. 
swim,  team,  '13-'14;  I.G.  B.B.  champ.,  '14). 
1914-20,  mem.  Balto.  A.C.  swim,  team  (holding 
S.A.  160-yd.  relay  record,  '14-'17)  ;  50  and  100 
yd.  S.A.  (indoor)  champ.  ('14-T7)  ;  440-yd.  S.A. 
(outdoor)  champ.  ('16).  1915-16,  mem.  Arun- 
del Boat  C.  crew.  1916-20,  S.A.  Midi.  Wt. 
wrestling  champ.  1925-26,  repr.  U.S.  vs.  Can- 
ada in  squash  racquet  matches.  1925-28,  mem. 
Balto.  A.C.  squash  racquet  team  (Natl.  Consola- 
tion champs.)  ;  Md.  State  squash  racquet 
champ.;  Consolation  singles  champ.,  '27  (Natl, 
squash  racquet  matches). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Live  stock,  E.  A.  Black- 
shere  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Balto.  A.C. ;  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon.  Married:  Grace  Keating,  Feb.  5,  1917. 
Children:  Keating,  age  9;  Doris,  age  8;  Harry, 
age  6 ;  Byrnina,  age  3.  Office:  Union  Stock  Yds., 
Balto.,  Md.  Home:  4413  Liberty  Hts.  Ave., 
Balto.,  Md.      (Subscriber.) 

BAUJAN,  HARRY  CLIFFORD,  football. 
Born:  Beardstown,  111.,  May  24,  1896.  Son  of 
Edward  G.  and  Dorothy  M.  Baujan.  Ed.:  Ph. 
B.,  Notre  Dame,  1917. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.,  Notre  Dame  F.B. 
team.  1915,  mem.,  Notre  Dame  Bskt.  B.  and 
B.    B.    teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  Coach  F.B.,  Univ.  of 
Dayton  (Dayton,  O.).  Mil.  Service:  entered, 
1917  ;  1st  Lt,  Q.  M.  C. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks ;  K.  of  O. ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby: 
coaching.  Married:  Myron  Elliott,  1926.  Office: 
Univ.  of  Dayton,  Dayton,  O.  Home:  202  E. 
Second  St.,  Beardstown,  111. 

BAUMAN,  WALTER  JOHN,  track.  Born: 
Monroe,  Wis.,  Feb.  1,  1891.  Son  of  Wm.  J.  and 
Anna  (Mey thaler)  Bauman.  Ed.:  Lawrence 
Coll.,  1910;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1913. 

Record:  1910,  mem.,  Lawrence  Coll.  (Apple- 
ton,  Wis.)  track  team.  1912,*  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  indoor  and  outdoor  track  teams ;  mem., 
Univ.  >  f  Wis.  relay  team  (team  won  second 
place  in  Big  Ten  Conf.  meet  at  Purdue  Univ., 
LaFayette,  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  Mgr.  and  part 
owner,  Bauman  Hardware  Co.  Affiliations: 
Beavers ;  K.  P. ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Emma  Schmid,  Feb.  2,  1914. 
Children:  Kenneth  W.,  age  13;  William  Carl, 
age  9;  Barbara  Louise,  infant.  Office:  102  W. 
Wash.  St.,  Monroe,  Wis.  Home:  411  W.  Russell 
St.,  Monroe,  Wis. 


BAUSCH,  JAMES  ALOYSIUS,  football  and 
track.     Born:  Marion  Junction,   S.  Dak.,  Mar. 


28,  1906.  Son  of  Peter  and  Katherine  (Marso) 
Bausch.  Ed.:  Cathedral  H.  Sch.  (Wichita, 
Kans.),  1927.     Wichita  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.,  Cathedral  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (champ.  Bskt.B. 
team,  1927).  1926,  won  Natl,  shot-put  (51  ft. 
7  in.)  ;  holder  of  State  H.  Sch.  pole  vault  rec- 
ord (12  ft.  6y2  in.).  1927,  mem.  Wichita  Univ. 
Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  PI 
Alpha  Pi.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Home:  901  E. 
Central  St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 


BEACH,  RALPH  EUGENE,  professional 
golfer.  Bom:  Cherrydale,  Va.,  Oct.  6,  1902. 
Son  of  Charles  S.  and  Minnie  (Ennis)  Beach. 
Ed.:  Business  H.  Sch.,  1921. 

Record:  1919-23,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Chew  Chase 
Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1923,  open  golf '  champ. 
(Center  Co.  of  Pa.).  1923-24,  golf  instr.,  Ra- 
leigh Haberdashers'  Golf  Sch.  1924,  golf  pro., 
Blairmont,  C.  C.  (Altoona,  Pa.).  1925-26,  golf 
instr.,  Parker  Bridget  Sch.  1925-27,  golf  pro., 
Burning  Tree  Club.  1926,  qualified  U.  S.  open 
champ.  (Columbus,  Ohio)  ;  qualified  P.  G.  A. 
champ.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1926-27,  golf  instr.,  Rac- 
quet Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1927,  qualified  U.  S. 
open  champ.  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  qualified  P.G.A. 
champ.   (Baltimore,  Md.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Pro.  Golfers'  Corp.  Clubs:  Burning  Tree 
(Bethesda,  Md.)  ;  Suburban  C.  C.  (Baltimore, 
Md.)  ;  Chevy  Chase  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  bridge.  Married:  Lucy  Leathers,  Mar. 
6,  1923.  Children:  Ralph  Calvin,  age  3.  Office: 
Suburban  C.  C,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Cherry- 
dale,  Va.     (Subscriber.) 

BEALL,  CHARLES  M.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Sept.  22,  1877.  Son  of 
Charles  B.  and  Adelaide  (Ricketts)  Beall.  Ed.: 
Columbian  Prep.,  1893;  M.  D.,  George  Wash. 
Univ.,  1896. 

Record:  1889-93,  mem.,  Columbian  Prep.  Sch. 
B.  B.  team.  1893-1900,  mem.,  George  Wash. 
Univ.  F.  B.  and  B.  B.  teams.  1895,  mem.,  Co- 
lumbia A.  C.  B.  B.  team.  1902,  capt.,  Dumbar- 
ton A.  C.  B.  B.  team  (D.  C.  champs.).  1903, 
mem.,  B.  and  O.  A.  A.  B.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Doctor.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  D.  C.  Med.  Asso. ; 
Acacia  Mutual  Life  Asso. ;  Indian  Springs  G.  C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Helen  McDonald,  June 
10,  1908.  Children:  Charles  M.,  Jr.,  age  16.  Ad- 
dress: 1372  Colo.  Rd.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  (Subscriber). 

BEALL,  LESTER  THOMAS,  track.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Mar.  14,  1903.  Son  of  Walter 
Miles  and  Effie  K.  (Thomas)  Beall.  Ed.:  Lane 
Tech  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  U.  of  Chicago,  1926. 


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Record:  1924-25-26,  mem.,  U.  of  Chicago 
track  team.  1925,  one-mile  relay  U.  of  Chicago 
Western  Conf.  Indoor  Champ. ;  team  runner-up 
mile  relay,  Ohio  relays.  1926,  team  runner-up, 
Medley  Relay  team,  N.  A.  A.  U.  Indoor  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Comm.  Illustrator  Designer. 
Affiliations:  Order  of  the  "C"  (U.  of  Chicago). 
Office:  185  N.  Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
1130  E.  62nd  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


BEAMAN,  HARRY  CLAYTON,  baseball. 
Born:  Princeton,  Mass.,  Mar.  9,  1863.  Son  of 
Phineas  Alden  and  Harriet  .(Thompson)  Bea- 
man.  Ed.:  Williston  Sem.,  Easthampton,  Mass. ; 
A.B.,  Harvard,   1885. 

Record:  1879,  capt.,  Princeton,  Mass.  amateur 
B.  B.  team.  1880,  capt,  Williston  Sem.  2nd 
B.  B.  team.  1881,  mem.,  Williston  Sem.  varsity 
B.  B.  team.  1882,  mem.,  Harvard  freshman 
B.    B.   team.     1883-85,    mem.,    Harvard   varsity 

B.  B.  team  (led  the  third  basemen  of  the  coll. 
league  in  fielding).  1885,  mem.,  Harvard  B.  B. 
team  (won  champ,  of  coll.  league  without  los- 
ing a  game.  Its  record  of  26  games  won  to  one 
lost  has  never  been  equaled  by  any  other  Har- 
vard nine). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Mil.  Service: 
Treas.,  Victory  Loan  Com.,  Princeton,  Mass. ; 
mem.,  Enforcement  Div.  U.  S.  Food  Admin,  in 
Wash,  during  part  of  year  1918.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  C.  C.  (sec.-treas.)  ;  Grange  (Prince- 
ton, Mass.)  ;  Harvard  Varsity  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Jennie  Hoover  Bartlett,  1887; 
Sally  Harding  Rogers,  1925.     Children:  Harry 

C,  age  39;  Bartlett,  age  36;  John  A.,  age  31; 
Anne  S.,  age  28.     Home:  Princeton,  Mass. 


BEAN,  JOSEPH  W.,  baseball,  basketball  and 
football.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Mar.  18,  1874. 
Son  of  William  and  Catherine  (Jenkins)  Bean. 
Ed.:  'St.  Thomas  Aquinas  Coll.  (Cambridge, 
Mass.). 

Record:  Capt.  St.  Thomas  Coll.  B.B.,  F.B., 
track  and  hockey  teams.  1895-96,  mem.,  Au- 
gusta B.  B.  team  (N.  England  League).  1896- 
1904,  ath.  dir.,  Cambridge  Port.  gym.  1897, 
mem.,  Newport  (R.  I.)  B.  B.  team.  1898-1901, 
mem.,  Rochester  (N.  Y.)  B.  B.  team.  1902, 
mem.,  N.  Y.  Giants  B.  B.  team.  1903-08,  mem., 
Jersey  City  Club  B.  B.  team.  1904-28,  ath.  dir., 
Marist  Coll.  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1911-28,  phy.  dir. 
and  head  coach,  Atlanta  A.  C.  (Bskt.  B.  champs., 
1914-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  K.  C, 
Elks,  Atlanta  A.  C,  East  Lake  C.  C.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Mary  Helena  Balfe,  Nov. 
26,  1902.  Children:  Alma,  age  23 ;  Mary,  age,  12. 
Office:  Atlanta  A.  C,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  1130 
Piedmont  Ave.,  N.  E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


BEARD,  LOUIE  ARNOLD,  polo.  Born: 
Montgomery,  Texas,  June  20,  1888.  Son  of 
Samuel  Nicholas  and  Laura  Willis  (Simonton) 
Beard.  Ed.:  Tex.  A.  &  M.  Coll.,  1905;  U.  S. 
Mil  Acad.  (West  Point,  N.  Y.),  1910. 

Record:  1906-07-08-09,  mem.,  U.S.  Mil.  Acad. 
F.  B.  and  B.  B.  teams.  1911-12,  mem.,  6th  Field 
Arty,  polo  team.  1914-16,  mem.,  Army  polo  team 
(Hawaii).  1922-23-24-25,  mem.,  Amer.  Army 
polo  team  (capt,  1924-25)  ;  team  won  Junior 
Polo  champ.  (1922-23)  ;'  Interna tl.  Mil.  champ, 
vs.  Eng.  (1923-25).  1927,  referee,  Internatl. 
polo  matches,  Meadowbrook. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agent  for  Mr.  H.  P.  Whit- 
ney and  Greentree  Stable.  Mil.  Service:  Served 
from  capt.  to  col.,  F.  A.,  Regular  Army ;  instr., 
F.  A.  Sch.,  Fort  Sill,  Okla. ;  commanded  33rd 
F.  A.  (155  MM).  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Fayette 
Natl.  Bank  (Lexington,  Ky.)  ;  pres.,  Lexington 
Club  (Lexington,  Ky.)  ;  Racquet  and  Tennis 
Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Army  and  Navy  Club  (Wash.)  ; 
Harford  County  Hunt;  Pendennis  Club  (Louis- 
ville, Ky.)  ;  Queen  City  Club  (Cincinnati)  ;  Lex- 
ington C.  C. ;  U.  S.  Polo  Asso.  (mem.,  exec, 
com.)  ;  Polo  Handicap  Com.  (chmn.)  ;  Polo  Pony 
Breeders'  Soc.    (vice-pres.).     Subscriber. 

BEARDSLEY,  CLIFFORD  RAY,  track. 
Born:  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  Dec.  19,  1885.  Son  of 
Willis  Henry  and  Emma  (Hanson)  Beardsley. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,   1905. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.,  Yale  track  team  (mile 
and  two  mile).  1905,  mem.,  Yale  cross  country 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  construction  engr. 
War  Record:  Engaged  in  construction  of  ex- 
plosives plants  and  public  utility  plants  serving 
them.  Affiliations:  Brooklyn  Edison  Co. ;  Cres- 
cent Ath.  Club ;  A.  F.  A.  M. ;  Yale  Engrg.  Asso. ; 
Amer.  Inst.  Elec.  Engrs. ;  Nat'l  Elec.  Light 
Asso. ;  Brooklyn  C.  of  C. ;  Flatbush  Cong'l 
Church  ;  vice-chrmn.,  Accident  Prevention  Com. ; 
N.  E.  L.  A. ;  Engineering  Nat'l  Sec.  Hobby: 
Camping,  fishing,  tennis,  golf  and  swimming. 
Married:'  Elvena  Dean  Seymour,  Oct.,  1909. 
Children:  Seymour  Willis,  age  18 ;  Dorothy  Par- 
sons, age  16.  Office:  380  Pearl  St.,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.  Home:  719  E.  17th  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
(Subscriber.) 

BEARG,  ERNEST  E.,  football  coach,  Univ.  of 
Nebraska.  Bom:  Moray,  Karis.,  July  20,  1893. 
Son  of  August  J.  and  Katherine  (Frisch)  Bearg. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Washburn  Coll.,  1916;  Chicago  Univ., 
Harvard ;  111.  Univ. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.,  Washburn  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (All-Conf.  h.  b.,  1913;  All-Conf.  f.  b., 
1914).  1912,  mem.,  Washburn  Coll.  track  team. 
1915,  mem.,  Washburn  Coll.  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Football  coach,  Univ.  of 
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Rotary  Club ;  Kans.  City  Ath.  Club ;  Omaha 
Ath.  Club ;  Eastridge  G.  C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Mable  Nonken,  Dec.  16,  1916.  Children: 
Richard  W.,  age  8 ;  Virginia,  age  5 ;  Ernestine, 
age  3.  Office:  Nebr.  Coliseum,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 
Home:   1720  S.  17th  St.,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

BEATTIE,  JAMES,  JR.,  tennis  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Springfield,  111.,  Mar.  4,  1900.  Son 
of  James  and  Emma  (Jacoby)  Beattie.  Ed.: 
Oakland  H.  Sch.  (Chicago,  111.),  1918;  N.  West. 
Univ.    (Chicago,  111.),  1921. 

Record:  1915,  held  Chicago  boys'  tennis 
champ.  (111.).  1919,  held  Wis.  State  and  North. 
Mich,  tennis  champs.  1919-20-21,  mem.,  N.  West. 
Univ.  varsity  tennis  and  Bskt.  B.  teams  (capt, 
tennis,  1920).  1923,  runner-up  in  Wis.  State 
tennis  champ.  1924,  held  Okla.  City  (Okla.) 
and  Tulsa  (Okla.)  city  tennis  champs;  went 
to  4th  round  in  Natl,  amateur  tennis  tourna- 
ment (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1925,  runner-up  in 
Kans.  State  tennis  champ.  Has  been  runner-up 
five  times  in  Okla.  State  tennis  champ,  and  three 
times  in.  Ark.  Valley  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Field  man,  Travelers'  Ins. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Okla.  A.  C. ;  Okla.  City  Tennis 
Club ;  Okla.  City  G.  and  C.  C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
tennis.  Married:  Patricia  Cooper,  July  28,  1925. 
Office:  505  Colcora  Bldg.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 
Home:  1427  W.  38th  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

BEATTIE,  JAMES  H.,  crew.  Born:  Ogontz, 
Pa..  Jan.  10,  1901.  Son  of  Robert  and  Nannie 
(Marfield)  Beattie.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1918,  mgr.,  Haverford  F.B.  team. 
1921-23,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew,  (unde- 
feated)- 1921,  estab.  record,  (150  lb.  crew)  for 
Amer.  Henley.  1922,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  crew 
that  rowed  in  Childs  Cup  regatta,   (Princeton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Ketterlinus 
Lithographic  Mfg.  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi. 
Clubs:  Univ.;  St.  Anthony ;  Pa.  Varsity.  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  tennis.  Office:  413  Arch  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Lincoln  Court,  Overbrook, 
Pbila.,  Pa. 

BEATTY,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  JR.,  track, 
swimming  and  football.  Born:  Atlanta,  Ga., 
Nov.  2,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry  and  Carrie 
(Barbour)  Beatty.  Ed.:  Birmingham  H.  Sch., 
1912;  A.  B.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1920. 

Record:  1916-24,  mem.,  Birmingham  A.  C. 
track  and  swimming  teams.  1917-20,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  track  team.  1918,  mem., 
U.  S.  Marine  corps  F.B.  team.  1920,  won  S.  A. 
A.  U.  high  hurdles,  (New  Orleans,  La).  1921- 
22,  medalist  S.  E.  A.  A.  U.,  (high  and  low  hur- 
dles, pole  vault).  1924,  won  S.  East,  detachlon, 
(Birmingham,  Ala.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  July  1918 ;  discharged  capt.,  June  6, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Y.  M.  C.  A.;  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha.  Hobby:  Aviation.  Married:  Doris 
Gladys  Nellis,  Feb.  5,  1927.  Office:  1229  Brown 
Marx  Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1048  S. 
32nd  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

BEAVER,  JOSHUA  MONTGOMERY,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Wyncote,  Pa.,  Oct.  10,  1901.  Son 
of  John  Blair  and  Caroline  (Randall)  Beaver. 
Ed.:  B.  S.,  Yale,  1924;  M.  D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-22-23,  mem.,  Yale  varsity  F.  B. 
team    (champs.,  1923). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt,  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  Sept.  1918  to  Feb.  1919. 
Clubs:  Racquet  (Phila.);  Yale  (N.  Y.).  Ad- 
dress:   1830   De    Lancey    St.,    Phila.,    Pa. 

BEAVERS,  GEORGE,  baseball.  Born:  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  31,  1885.  Son  of  G.  W.  and 
Rose  (Cullen)  Beavers.  Ed.:  Erasmus  Hall  H. 
Sch.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  Nat'l  Prep.  Acad,  t High- 
land Falls,  N.  Y.)  ;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.  (West .Point, 
N.  Y.). 

Record:  1898-1903,  mem.,  Erasmus  Hall  H. 
Sch.  B.  B.,  track,  F.  B.,  and  Bskt.  B.  teams. 
1903-08,  mem.,  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.  B.  B.,  F.  B., 
track,  and  hockey  teams.  All-round  track  win- 
ner, 1906-07.  Recipient  of  Shuttlew'orth  Sabre, 
as  best  all-round  athlete,  1908.  1912,  mem.,  Cres- 
cent A.C.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  B.B.  team.  1912-13, 
dir.  aths.,  N.  Y.  Mil.  Acad.  (Cornwall,  N.  Y.). 
1913-14,  mem.,  7th  Regt.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Collateral  Bankers,  Inc.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Dir.,  Clar- 
ence Hodson  &  Co.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Dir.  Bankers' 
Nat'l  Ins.  Holding  Co.  Clubs:  The  Ardsley ;  The 
Ardsley  Swimming  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Suzette  F.  Davis,  Oct.  21,  1920.  Children:  Ann, 
age  16.  Office:  165  Broadway,  'N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
Aidsley-on-Hudson,  N.  Y. 

BECK,  CHARLES  GORDON,  football,  basket- 
ball, and  baseball.  Born:  Decatur,  Nebr.,  Feb. 
16,  1892.  Son  of  Charles  F.  and  Agnes  (Darling) 
Beck.  Ed.:  Peru  (Nebr.)  State  Normal,  1910; 
B.  S.,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  1914. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.,  Peru  State  Normal 
Bskt.  B..  B.  B.,  and  F.  B.  (1909)  teams  (Bskt. 
B.  team  State  champs.,  1909;  F.  B:  team  tied 
for  State  champ.,  1909).  1910-11,  F.  B.  and 
B.  B.  coach,  Wahoo  H.  Sch.  (Nebr.).  1912-13, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Nebr.  varsity  F.  B.  team  (All- 
Mo.  Valley  end,  1913;  team  won  Mo.  Valley 
Conf.  champ,  both  yrs).  1914-15,  coach;  Aurora 
II.  Sch.  (Nebr.).  1916,  coach,  Hastings  Coll. 
(Nebr.).  1917,  mem.,  89th  Div.  F.  B.  team 
(Camp  Funston,  Kans.).  1919,  asst.  F.  B.  coach. 
Wash.  Univ.  (St.  Louis).  1920,  coach,  freshman 
F:  B.,  Wash.  Univ.  (St.  Louis).  1921-27,  F.  B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  official   (Mo.  and  111.). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Regional  mgr.,  U.  S.  Vet- 
erans' Bureau,  St.  Louis.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
Sept.  1917;  served  8  mos.  with  89th  Div.,  Camp 
Funston ;  served  9  mos.,  Inf.  Replacements, 
Camp  Lee,  Va. ;  discharged  1st  Lt.,  Jan.  24,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Soc.  of  Forty  and  Eight ;  Century  Boat 
Club  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  St.  Louis  F.  B.  Officials 
Asso. ;  "N"  Club  (Univ.  of  Nebr.).  Married: 
Alice  M.  Smith,  Feb.  28,  1914.  GMldren:  Betty, 
age  12;  Charles  Gordon,  Jr.,  infant.  Office: 
4030  Chouteau  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  5783 
Kingsbury    St.,    St.    Louis,    Mo. 


BECK,  HARRY  LOWELL,  tennis.  Born: 
N.Y.C.,  N.T.,  May  6,  1904.  Son  of  Morris  and 
Sophie  (Grodmick)  Beck.  Ed.:  N.  H.  Sch. ;  P.C., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1920,  mem.,  N.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1923-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  tennis  team, 
(capt.,  1924).  1926,  participated  Minn.  State 
tennis  tournament.  1927,  defeated  Bob  Shay, 
(capt.,  Minn,  tennis  team)  City  tennis  tourna- 
ment; defeated  (Henry  Norton)  N.  West,  tennis 
tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pharmacist.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Beta  Phi ;  Minn.  State  Pharmaceutical 
Asso. ;  Amer.  Pharmaceutical  Asso. ;  "M"  club, 
(Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Basketball  and  ten- 
nis. Address:  1735  9th  Ave.  N.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

BECK,  PAUL,  football.  Born:  Worthington, 
Ind.,  Mar.  13,  1903.  Son  of  Avery  and  Effie 
(Halton)  Beck.  Ed.:  Worthington  H.  Sch.; 
Butler  Coll. ;  B.  S.,  Ind.  State  Normal,  1928. 

Record:  1918,  mem.,  Worthington  H.  Sch. 
freshman  F.  B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.,  Worthing- 
ton H.  Sch.  F.  B.  team  (All-State  and  Wabash 
Valley  teams,  won  All-State  champ.,  1921).  1923, 
mem.,  Butler  Coll.  freshman  F.  B.  team.  1924, 
mem.,  Ind.  State  Normal  freshman  F.  P.  team. 
1925-28,  mem.,  Ind.  State  Normal  varsity  F.  B. 
team.  Mem.,  Ind  State  Normal  Bskt.  B.  and 
B.  B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Ind.  A.  A.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
527  N.  Center  St.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.  Home: 
Worthington,  Ind. 

BECKER,  LOUIS  ELMER,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Pekin,  111.,  Nov.  5,  1906.  Son 
of  Ben  J.  and  Katherine  (Grossweiler)  Becker. 
Ed.:  Pekin  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Bradley  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.,  Bradley  Coll.  track 
team  (holder  of  Bradley  all-time  pole  vault 
record,  12'  5  3/8").  1924-27,  mem.,  Bradley 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-Conf.  end,  1925-26;  team 
Conf.  champs,  of  "Little  Nineteen,"  1925-26-27). 
1925-28,  mem.,  Bradley  Coll.  Bskt.  B.  team 
(capt.,      1927-28;      All-Conf.      guard,      1925-26; 


awarded  Journal-Transcript  Trophy  for  most 
valuable  Bskt.B.  played  in  "Little  Nineteen"). 
1926-27,  mem.,  Bradley  Coll.  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Sigma  Mu  (Vice-Pres.)  ;  "B"  Club  (Bradley 
Coll.)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Swimming. 
Address:  1105  Park  Ave.,  Pekin,   111. 


BECKER,  LLOYD  G.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  La  Crosse,  Wis.,  Feb.  4,  1896.  Son  of 
George  R.  and  Christina  (Olson)  Becker.  Ed.: 
La  Crosse  H.  Sch.;  Stout  Inst.,  (Menomonie, 
Wis.).;  La  Crosse  Normal,  (La  Crosse,  Wis.); 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  (Madison,  Wis.)  ;  Chemical  War- 
fare Sch.,   (Edge wood,  Md.). 

Record:  1913-15,  La  Crosse  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1915-17,  Stout  Inst.,  F.B.,  B.B., 
and  track  teams.  1918,  coach  Nowell  Jr.  H.  Sch., 
(Detroit,  Mich.).  1919,  Asst.  coach  Chisholm 
H.  Sch.  (Chisholm,  Minn.).  1919-21,  La  Crosse 
Normal  B.B.  team.  1923,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.B. 
team.  1928,  Ath.  coach,  Stonington  Community 
H.   Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Stonington  Com- 
munity H.  Sch.  War  Record:  In  air  service  and 
inf. ;  Now  a  capt.  in  the  chemical  warfare. 
Affiliations:  "W"  Club,  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Pres. 
Meridian  Ath.  Conf.,  (111.)  ;  Mason.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Florence  Lenore 
David,  1924.  Children:  Beverly  June,  age  2. 
Home:  Stonington,  111. 


BECKETT,  HOWARD  H.,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Sept.  2,  1889.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Mary  (Harrison)  Beckett.  Ed.: 
Public  Sch.,  (N.  J.). 

Record):  1913-17,  golf  pro.,  Wash.  C.  0, 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  1918-28,  golf  pro.,  Capitol  City 
C  C,  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1925,  runner-up  in  S. 
East.  P.  G.  A.  champ,  tournament,  (Capitol  City 
C.  C,  Atlanta,  Ga.).  1926,  qualified  East.  Lake 
C.  C.  nat'l  open  champ,  tournament,  (Sciota)  ; 
played  S.  East.  P.  G.  A.  open  champ,  tournament, 
(Nashville,  Tenn.).  1927,  played  S.  East  P.G.A. 
open  champ,  tournament,    (Mobile,  Ala.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Shriner ;  Capitol  City  C.  C,  (Atlanta, 
Ga.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ruth  Elinore 
Miles,  Apr.,  1914.  Children:  Marie  Rosewood, 
age  12.  Office:  Capitol  City  C.  C,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Home:  156  Lakeview  Ave.,  Peachtree  Heights, 
Atlanta,  Ga.     (Subscriber). 


BEDELL,  HARRY  PERLEY,  mem.,  Princeton 
champ,  lacrosse  team.  Born:  Chatham,  N.  Y., 
June  24,  1900.  Son  of  George  and  Jennie  (Per- 
ley)  Bedell.  Ed.:  White  Plains  H.  Sch.;  Spring- 
field Coll.;  B.S.,  Princeton;  attending  Fordham 
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Record:  1915-16-17,  mem.,  White  Plains  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  White  Plains  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
F.B.  1922-23,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1924, 
mem.  Princeton  champ,  lacrosse  team.  1925, 
mem.  New  York  A.C.  crew.  1927,  mem.  New 
Rochelle  Bears'  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Westchester  Mort- 
gage &  Title  Co.  Mil.  Record:  S.A.T.C;  1st  Lt. 
F.A.R.C.  Clubs:  Squadron  A  and  Canon  (Prince- 
ton) ;  Univ.  Club  (Mt.  Vernon).  Hobby:  La- 
crosse. Married:  Ruth  Montgomery,  1927. 
Office:  235  Main  St.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  Home: 
213  Prospect  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 


Record:  1919-20,  mem..  S.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.  Newberry  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1921-22, 
mem.  Newberry  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1922,  mem. 
Carnegie  Tech.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922-23, 
mem.  Carnegie  Tech.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 
1923-25,  mem.  Carnegie  Tech  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1923-26,  mem.  Carnegie  Tech.  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1926-27,  coach,  Westminster  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  Westminster 
Coll.  Affiliations:  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. ; 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Alpha  Tau ;  Foursquare  Club. 
Office:  817  City  Bk.  Bldg.,  Youngstown,  Ohio. 
Home:    2910    Hillman    St.,    Youngstown,    Ohio. 


BEDENK,  FRED  JOE,  Ail-American  guard, 
1921-23.  Born:  Williamsport,  Pa.,  July  14, 
1897.  Son  of  William  and  Rosa  (Ferenz)  Be- 
denk.     Ed.:  B.A.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.,  Pa.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt,  F.B.  team;  Pa.  State 
Bast.  F.B.  champs.,  1923)  ;  mem.  All-American 
F.B.  team.  1924-26,  asst.  dir.  of  ath.,  Rice  Inst. 
(Houston.  Tex.).  1927-28,  coach,  Univ.  of  Fla. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof,  of  phy.  ed.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  June  17,  1918; 
discharged,  Jan.  10,  1919.  Affiliations:  "S"  Club 
(Pa.  State  Coll.);  Civitan  Club;  Univ.  Club; 
B.P.O.E.;  Phi  Kappa.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Ath.  Dept,  Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla. 
Home:   1909   W.    Univ.   Ave.,    Gainesville,    Fla. 


BEDFORD,  FREDERICK  THOMAS,  yachts- 
man. Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  19,  1877. 
Son  of  Edward  T.  and  Mary  (Dingel)  Bedford. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Amherst  Coll.,  1899. 

Record:  1898,  won  Long  Island  Sound  champ.  - 
in  25  ft.  cat-boat  class.  1903-08,  sailed  in  "S" 
class  and  star  class.  1908,  won  Thompson  Tro- 
phy in  "Q"  class  with  sloop  "Eleanor."  1923- 
28,  mem.  Internatl.  Star  Class  Yacht  Racing 
Asso.  1927,  tied  for  Internatl.  star  class  champ. 
1928,  raced  "Lake"  in  8  metre  class. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr. ;  pres.  Penich  & 
Ford,  Ltd.  Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi;  Lym- 
ington  Yacht  Club  (Bng.)  ;  Fairfield  Hunt 
Club;  N.  Y.  Yacht  Club;  Larchmont  Yacht 
Club;  Riding  Club;  Oakland  Golf  Club;  Pe- 
quot  Yacht  Club;  C.C.  of  Fairfield.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  yachting.  Married:  Lucie  Thom- 
as, Nov.,  1906.  Children:  Lucie;  Helen;  Ruth. 
Office:  420  Lexington  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C*.,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Greens  Farms,  Conn. 


BEEDE,  DWIGHT  VINCENT,  football  coach, 
Westminster  Coll.  Born:  Youngstown,  Ohio, 
Jan.  23,  1903.  Son  of  Theodatus  G.  and  Mary 
(Pfund)  Beede.  Ed.:  S.  H.  Sch.;  Newberry 
Coll.;  B.S.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1926. 


BEHR,  LOUIS,  basketball.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  April  7,  1906.  -Son  of  Joseph  and  Celia 
Behr.     Ed.:  Rockford  H.   Sch.;   Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Rockford  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (which  was  only  team  in  history 
to  go  to  Staggs  Natl.  Bskt.B.  tournament  two 
years  in  succession  and  place  twice  in  succes- 
sion). 1926,  selected  on  Big  Ten  first  and  sec- 
ond teams,  third  high  scorer  of  Big  Ten  and 
highest  scorer  of  free  throws.  1927,  selected  on 
the  second  Big  Ten  all-conf.  team.  1926-28, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Phi  Sigma  Delta ;  "Arties" ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi. 
Hobby:  Basketball;  reading.  Home:  768  N. 
Second  St.,  Rockford,  111. 

BEHRHORST,  DAVID  HENRY,  capt.,  Alle- 
gheny Coll.  F.B.  team.  Bom:  Avalon,  Pa., 
Sept.  15,  1905.  Son  of  Carl  E.  and  Caroline 
(Cross)  Behrhorst.  Ed.:  Avalon  H.  Sch.;  Alle- 
gheny Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Avalon  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
three  years.  1923,  capt.,  Avalon  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team;  mem.  Allegheny  Coll.  F.B.  team  (Tri- 
State  Non-Conf.  champ.,  1924).  1924-25,  mem. 
Allegheny  Coll.  tennis  team.  1925-26,  picked 
as  All-Conf.  center,  first  team.  1926,  listed  in 
Spaulding's  leading  players.  1927,  capt.,  Alle- 
gheny Coll.  F.B.  team ;  all-scholastic  center 
(first  team)  of  W.P.I.A.L. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta ;  Block  "A"  Club  (Allegheny 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Home:  218  Home  ave., 
Avalon,  Pa. 

BELDING,  LESTER  COIT,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Mason  City,  Iowa,  Dec.  5,  1900. 
Son  of  Mrs.  Capitola  (Whitney)  Belding.  Ed.: 
Mason  City  H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Iowa, 
1922. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.,  Mason  City  (la.)  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (All-State  end,  1916-17).  Mem. 
Mason  City  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1918-21,  mem. 
Univ.  of  la.  F.B.  team  (team  won  "Big  Ten" 
Conf.  and  West,  champs.,  1921;  All-Conf.  end, 


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1919-20-21;  All-West,  end,  1920-21;  "Ecker- 
sall's"  All-Amer.  team,  1920).  1920-23,  mem. 
Univ.  of  la.  track  team  (capt.,  1921).  1922-23, 
coach,  F.B.  and  track,  Boulder  H.  Sell.  (Boul- 
der, Colo.).  1923-25,  coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
track  and  swimming,  Clinton  H.  Sch.  (Clinton, 
la.).  1925,  played  pro.  F.B.  with  Rock  Island 
Independents.  1926-28,  coach,  freshman  aths., 
Univ.  of  N.  C.   (Chapel  Hill,  N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  freshman  aths., 
Univ.  of  N.  C.  Affiliations:  Delta  Chi.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  Stadium,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Home: 
312  Rosemary   St.,   Chapel   Hill,   N.  C. 

BELGLM,  HENKIK  OLAF,  basketball,  track, 
B.B.  and  F.B.  Born:  Farwell,  Minn.,  Mar.  7, 
1907.  Son  of  Olaf  H.  and  Edna  '  (Torgerson) 
Belgum.  Ed.:  Elbow  Lake  H.  Sch.  (Elbow 
Lake,  Minn.)  ;  Queen  Anne  H.  Sch.  (Seattle, 
Wash.);   Luther  Coll.    (Decorah,   la.). 

Record:  Mem.  Elbow  Lake  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Luther 
Coll.  track  team.  1925-28,  mem.  Luther  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1927-28).  1926-27,  mem. 
Luther  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Luther 
Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "L" 
Club  (Luther  Coll.).   Home:  Elbow  Lake,  Minn. 

BELL,  ALVIN  EUCLID,  basketball  and  foot- 
ball. Bom:  Little  Rock,  Ark.,  Oct.  1,  1901.  Son 
of  W.  E.  and  Josephine  (Kirst)  Bell.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  VanderbLlt  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.,- Vanderbilt  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (won  S.  champ.,  1921-23).  1921-23,  mem. 
Vanderbilt  Uniy.  Bskt.B.  team  (mgr.  and  mem., 
S.I.C.  Conf.  team.;  capt.,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  .Muswick  Beverage  &  Cigar 
Co.  Affiliations:  A.  'Karcher  Candy  Co. ;  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon;  S.  West.  Conf.  Bd.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Officials;  Ark.  A.A.  Hobby:  Football, 
basketball  and  golf.  Married:  Lottie  Dole  Carl- 
Lee,  July  19,  1923.  Office:  223  Ferry  St.,  Little 
Rock,  Ark.    Home:  4809  C  St.,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

BELL,  DE  BENNEVILLE,  football.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  25,  1894.  Son  of  John  C.  and 
Fleurette  (Myers)  Bell.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,   1919. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.,  Haverford  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1914).-  1915-19, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919). 
1917,  chosen  quarterback  on  Walter  Camp's  All- 
Amer.  team ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B. 
team.     1921-28,  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Univ.  of  Pa.  War 
Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  1st  sgt.  Affiliations: 
Exec',  dir.,  Ritz-Carlton  Hotel;  Phi  Kappa  Sig- 
ma.    Clubs:  Racquet;   Everglade;   Pike  Valley 


G.C.;  Merion  Cricket.    Hobby:  Football.    Office: 
1333  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  229 

BELL,  JOHN  C,  JR.,  soccer  and  tennis. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  25,  1892.  Son  of  John 
C.  and  Fleurette  (de  Benneville)  Bell.  Ed.: 
Episcopal  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. ;  A.B.,  1914, 
L.L.B.,    1917. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.,  Episcopal  Acad,  tennis 
and  soccer  teams  (capt.,  tennis).  1911-14,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  soccer  team  (capt.,  1912-14).  1913- 
14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  tennis  team.  1923-28, 
mem.  Phila.  City  tennis  team.  1926,  won  Rac- 
quet Club  tennis  (doubles)  champ,  with  W.  C. 
Wright. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Bell,  Trinkle, 
Truscott  and  Bell.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi. 
Clu bsr  Racquet ;  Rittenhouse;  Mask  and  Wig; 
Merion  Cricket.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Sarah  A.  Baker,  June  29,  1918.  Children:  John 
C,  III.,  age  8;  Louis  B.,  age  5;  George  de  Ben- 
neville, age  3;  Sarah,  infant.  Office:  1330  Laad 
Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Wynnewood,  Pa. 
S.  22nd  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BELL,  LESTER  R.,  mem.  Boston  Braves. 
Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Dec.  14,  1901.  Son  of 
William  C.  and  Minnie  (Flickinger)  Bell.  Ed.: 
Harrisburg  Tech.,  1919. 

Recrd:  1919,  mem.  Harrisburg  Tech.  B.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Bristol  (Term.)  Club  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Lansing  (Mich.)  B.B. 
team ;  bought  by  St.  Louis  Cardinals,  finished 
season  at  Syracuse.  1923,  with  Houston,  Tex., 
finished  season  at  St.  Louis.  1924,  with  Mil- 
waukee. 1925-27,  mem.  St.  Louis  Cardinals 
(won  World  Series  from  N.  Y.  Yankees,  1926; 
tied  World  record  for  driving  in  runs  in  one 
World's  Series  game,  1926).  1928,  traded  to 
Boston  Braves. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia^ 
tions:  Boston  Braves  B.C.  Hobby:  Baseball. 
Married:  Kathryn  Hogentogier,  Oct.  21,  1924. 
Office:  Boston  Braves  B.C.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  524  Wiconisco  St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 


BELL,  ROBERT  €.,  JR.,  football  and  lacrosse. 
Born:  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Aug.  28,  1899.  Son 
of  Robert  C.  and  Ruth  (Lester)  Bell.  Ed.: 
U.  S.  Naval  Acad.  (Annapolis,  Md.),  1923;  M.S., 
Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1928. 

Recoid:  1919-22,  mem.,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.  F.B. 
and  lacrosse  teams;  mgr.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
boxing  team  (1922).  1923,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad,  lacrosse  team ;  mgr.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
boxing  team.  1923-24,  F.B.  coach,  U.  S.  S.  Calfi. 
1925,  line  coach,  Plebe  F.B.  team,  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.  1925-26,  asst.  lacrosse  coach,  U.  S.  Na- 
val Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  Officer.  Naval  Serv- 
ice:   Ensign  U.   S.  Navy,  U.S.S.  Calif.    1923-24- 


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25  Lt.  (jg.)  U.  S.  N. ;  post  grad.  student  offi- 
cer, Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1927-28.  Affiliations: 
Annapolis  Lodge,  No.  89,  A.  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Mt. 
Vernon  Royal  Arch  Chap.,  No.  25 ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  "N"  Club  (U.  S.  Naval  Acad.).  Hobby: 
Aviation.  Office:  403  Memorial  Drive,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.  Home:  1171  Clay  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 

BELOW,  MARTIN  P.,  Cap.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team,  1922-23.  Born:  Osbkosh,  Wis.,  Jan. 
26,  1899.  Son  of  Ernest  F.  and  Mary  (Koehler) 
Below.  Ed.:  Jefferson  Sen.;  Eighth  St.  Luth- 
eran Sch. ;  Oshkosh  H.  Sch. ;  Oshkosh  Normal 
Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-16,  Cap.  Oshkosh  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Oshkosh  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1916-17).  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Oshkosh  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-21, 
capt.,  Oshkosh  Normal  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1920- 
21,  mem.  Oshkosh  Normal  Sch.  B.B.  and  track 
teams.     1922-23,  capt.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Public  Utility,  Common- 
wealth-Edison Co.  Naval  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Ma- 
rine Corps,  1918.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma. 
Hobby:  Handball.  Married:  Florence  Fox,  Oct., 
1925.  Children:  Barbara. Ann,  infant.  Offices 
72  W.  Adams  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  544  Park 
Ave.,  Glencoe,  111. 

BENDIX,  LeROY  CHARLES,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Hotchkiss,  Colo., 
Dec.  14,  1904.  Son  of  Fred  C.  and  Anna  (Ring- 
hand)  Bendix.  Ed.:  Chewelah  H.  Sch.,  1924; 
A.B.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1928. 

Record :  1920-21,  mem.,  Chewelah  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-24,  mem.  Chewelah 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924 
mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1925-28,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Wash.  State 
Coll.).  Affiliations:  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon;  "W" 
Club  (Wash.  State  Coll.)  Home:  Chewelah, 
Washington. 


BENISH,  GEORGE  ANTHONY,  track.  Born: 
Eau  Claire,  Wis.,  Aug.  28,  1893.  Son  of  Joseph 
and  Theresa  (Hessel)  Benish.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ. 
.of  Wis.,  1916. 

Record:  1914-15-10,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (team  won:  West.  Conf.  meet,  1915-16; 
West.  Conf.  cross-country  meet,  1916).  1916, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  4-mile  relay  team  (West, 
champs.)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  long  distance 
medley  relay  team  (Amer.  Coll.  champs.)  ; 
runner-up  in  2-mile  at.  West.  Conf.  meet.  1916- 
17,  premier  distance  runner,  Chicago  A.A.  1916- 
26,  held  Univ.  of  Wis.  2-mile  record  (time, 
9:301-5). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Bldg.  construction,  Walter 
W.  Oeflein,  Inc.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  (supt.  of  con- 
struction). Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  pvt,  Jan.  5, 
1918,  3rd  O.T.C.,  Camp  Grant;  comnd.  2nd  Lt., 
June  6,  1918.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Elks;  "W" 
Club  (Milwaukee).  Married:  Loretto  Tormey, 
June  8,  1918.  Children:  George  A.,  Jr.,  age  7 ; 
Robert,  age  3.  Office:  110  E.  Wis.  Ave.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.  Home:  535  49th  St.,  Milwaukee, 
Wisconsin. 

BENKERT,  HENRY  M.,  football.  Bom: 
Newark,  N.  J.,  June  30,  1901.  Son  of  Carl  Rob- 
ert and  Katherine  (Ehret)  Benkert.  Ed.:  East 
Side  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Rutgers  Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  capt.,  Rutgers  Coll.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  team.  1921-25,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (All-State  and  All-Amer.  selection). 
1922-23,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B. 
and  lacrosse  teams.  1925,  mem.  N.  Y.  Giants 
pro.  F.B.  team.  1926,  Pottsville  F.B.  champs. 
1927,  coach,  Orange  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Som- 
erset A.C.  (Somerville,  N.  J.);  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials;  Kappa  Sigma.  Married:  Florence  L. 
Kehoe,  Nov.  29,  1926.  Home:  275  Renner  Ave., 
Newark,  N.  J. 

BENNETT,  GEORGE  EDWARD,  baseball. 
Born:  Exeter,  N.  H.,  Aug.  9,  1905.  Son  of  Sam- 
uel I.  and  Mary  (Howorth)  Bennett.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1923,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
B.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B. 
team.     1927,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  student  (Harvard). 
Clubs:  Hasty  Pudding  Inst.,  1770  (Harvard)  ; 
Harvard  Varsity.  Home:  18  Daniel  St.,  Exeter, 
New  Hampshire. 

BENNETT,  JOSEPH  JOHNSTON,  JR.,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Stitesboro,  Ga., 
April  9,  1901.  Son  of  Joseph  Johnston  and 
Mary  (Conyers)  Bennett.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch., 
1919;   L.L.B.,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (picked  All-S.  tackle,  1922-23;  capt., 
1923).  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  pistol  team 
(capt.,  1923)  ;  hold  I.C.  record  for  pistol  shoot- 
ing (338  out  of  350).  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Ga.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1922,  hon.  mention 
by  Walter  Camp.  1923,  chosen  by  Billy  Evans' 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  S.A.A.C.  B.B. 
champ,  team.  1925-28,  mem.  Atlanta  A.C.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (capt,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.,  Coca-Cola  Co.,  At- 
lanta, Ga.  Affiliations:  Atlanta  A.C;  East 
Lake  C.C. ;  Piedmont  Driving  Club;  Phi  Delta 
Phi;  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf  and  athletics. 
Office:  The  Coca-Cola  Co.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home 
11  The  Prado,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


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BENNETT,  J.  WALTER  F.,  capt,  Univ.  of 
Michigan  football  team,  1898.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Dec.  3,  1876.  Son  of  Col.  John  Wesley  and 
H.  Era  (Frink)  Bennett.  Ed.:  Austin  H.  Sch., 
(111.),  1894;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1899. 

Record:  1S93-94,  mem.,  Austin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1896-98,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  and  F.B.  teams,  (capt.  and  West,  champs., 
1898).  1899-1901,  mem.,  Knickerbocker  A.C.,  (N. 
Y.)   F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
Maj.  Construction  Div.,  Q.M.C.,  June,  1918;  dis- 
charged May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Vice-Pres., 
Stevens  and  Wood  Inc.  Clubs:  Richmond  Co. 
C.C. ;  Bankers  of  Amer. ;  Frat;  "M,"  (Univ.  of 
Mich.,  N.Y.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  football.  Mar- 
ried: Harriet  M.  Connable,  Apr.  30,  1906.  Chil- 
dren: John  Connable,  age  20.  Office:  120  Broad- 
way, N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  1105  Pk.  Ave.,  N.Y.C., 
N.Y. 


BENNETT,  RICHARD  THOMAS,  JR.,  swim- 
ming. Born:  Duluth,  Minn.,  Sept.  17,  1903.  Son 
of  Richard  Thomas  and  Carrie  Mae  (Hammond) 
Bennett.  Ed.:  Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of 
Minn. 

Record:  1919,  Minn.  State  record  for  220  yd. 
swim;  won  junior  Natl.  440  yd.  champ,  (young- 
est person  on  record  for  a  Natl,  champ.,  15  yrs. 
old).  1921,  Manitoba  record  for  220  yd.  swim. 
Mem.,  Natl.  Intersch.  champ.  60  yd.  relay  team 
(Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch.).  1926,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minn,  medley  relay  team  (West.  Conf.  champs.). 
Mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  160  yd.  relay  team  (co- 
holders  with  C.A.A.  for  world's  record  at  pres- 
ent time). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  student. 
Office:  116  N.  11th  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home: 
1018  Lake  Ave.  S.,  Duluth,  Minn. 

BENTON,  BURT,  mem.,  Yale  football  team. 
Born:  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.,  Feb.  8,  1904.  Son  of  Harry 
Stacey  and  Elsie  Nell  (Burt)  Benton.  Ed.: 
Suffield  Sch.,  1922;  Roxbury  Sch.,  1923;  B.S., 
Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.,  Suffield  Sch.  champ. 
F.B.  team,  (gold  F.B.  awarded).  1921,  mem., 
Suffield  track  team  (100  and  220  yd.  dashes). 
1922,  mem.,  Roxbury  Sch.  champ.  F.B.  team, 
(gold  F.B.  awarded).  1923,  mem.,  Roxbury 
Sch.  wrestling  team,  (175  lb.  class)  ;  mem.,  Yale 
freshman  champ.  F.B.  team,  (silver  F.B. 
awarded  for  Big  Three  freshman  champ.).  1924- 
26  mem.,  Yale  F.B.  team,  (gold  F.B.  awarded 
for  Big  Three  champ.,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  N.Y.  mgr.,  O'Brien  Bros. 
Slate  Co.  Affiliations:  Theta  Xi.  Hobby:  Build- 
ing model  airplanes.  Married:  Marjory  White. 
Office:  101  Park  Ave.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  3419- 
90th  St.,  Jackson  Heights,  L.I.,  N.Y. 


BENSON,  REYNOLDS,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.,  Sept.  23,  1893.  Son 
of  Edwin  J.  and  Clausine  M.  (Seamen)  Benson. 
Ed.:  Columbia  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.,  Columbia  Univ.  Bskt. 
B.  team,  (East.  I.C.  champs.,  1911-12)  ;  tied  Cor- 
nell for  champ.,  1913-14;  capt.  1914-15.  1914- 
16,  mem.,  Columbia  Univ.  B.B.  team,  (East.  I.C. 
champs ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  mgr.  Mil.  Service: 
U.S.  Air  Service,  Apr.  1917-Dec.  1918;  mem.,  A. 
E.F. ;  (croix  de  guerre  with  French  Escadrille 
66),  1st  French  squadron  formed.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Columbia  Univ.  Ath.  As- 
so. ;  Columbia  Univ.  Club.  Married:  Sally  Red- 
way  Smith.  Children:  Barbara,  age  7.  Office: 
Columbia  Univ.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  32  Wash. 
Sq.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 


BENTLEY,  RICHARD,  pres.,  I.C.A.A.A.A., 
1917.  Born:  Elmhurst,  111.,  June  5,  1894.  Son 
of  Cyrus  and  Elizabeth  (King)  Bentley.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1917;  LL.B.,  N.  West.  Law  Sch., 
1921. 

Record:  Lawyer  and  partner,  Cassels,  Potter 
and  Bentley,  (Chicago,  111.).  Mil.  Service:  1st 
R.O.T.C.  (Fort  Sheridan),  May,  1917,  to  Aug., 
1917;  2nd  Lieut.  343rd  Inf.  (Camp  Grant,  111.). 
Feb.  1918,  1st  Lieut.  343rd  Inf.  (Camp  Grant, 
111.).,  Aug.,  1918,  capt.  85th  Inf.  (Camp  Travis, 
Tex.),  Dec.  1918.  Affiliations:  Asst.  sec.  Amer. 
Bar  Asso. ;  pres.  Harvard-Yale-Princeton  Club, 
(Chicago,  111.).  Married:  Phoebe  Norcross. 
Children:  Cyrus,  3rd,  age  3 ;  Alice  Wrenn,  age 
1;  Barbara,  infant.  Office:  209  S.  LaSalle  St., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  709  Lake  Rd.,  Lake  Forest, 
111. 


BERGER,  GEORGE  HENRY,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
Aug.  3,  1899.  Son  of  George  D.  and  Emilie 
(Meek)  Berger.  Ed.:  Grover  Cleveland  H.  Sch., 
1918;  B.S.,  Wash.  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team,  (capt.,  1918).  1918-19,  mem.,  All- 
Mo.  Valley  Conf.  F.B.  team,  (champs.,  1918). 
1918-20,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.,  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  champ.  B.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  varsity  track  and 
B.B.  teams.  1921,  asst.  coach  Wash.  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1921-22,  rowed  Century  Boat  Club  crew. 
1922,  mem.,  Milwaukee  All  Star  pro  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  mem.,  Springfield  K.C.  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.,  Bell  Tel.  Co.  War 
Record:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi ;  Mason ;  Municipal  A.A. ;  Civic  A.A. ;  Cen- 
tury Boat  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  1010 
Pine  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3456  Gravois 
Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


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BERGER,  LAWRENCE  RALPH,  football 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Mar. 
20,  1895.  Son  of  Edward  Henry  and  Mary  Eliza- 
beth (Hamilton)  Berger.  Ed.:  Lancaster  H. 
Sch.,  1914;  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  Mem.,  Lancaster  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
three  yrs.  Mem.,  Lancaster  H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  and 
track  teams,  two  yrs.  1914-15,  mem.,  F.  and  M. 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (1914  team  only  team 
that  ever  defeated  Univ.  of  Pa.).  Mem.,  F.  and 
M.  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team,  one  year.  1918- 
19,  coach  and  capt.,  Service  Bskt.B.  team,  Naval 
Air  Station  (Cape  May,  N.J.).  1919-20,  ath. 
dir.  and  coach  of  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  and  gym., 
Jefferson  Coll.  (Convent,  La.).  1921-22,  coach 
of  Bskt.B.  and  track  and  field  sports,  York  H. 
Sch.  (York,  Pa.).  1924,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  F.  and 
M.  Coll.     Mem.,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials 

Pres  Occupation:  Salesman,  Groff  and  Wolf 
Co.  Naval  Service:  U.S.  Navy ;  2nd  class  store- 
keeper, Naval  Air  Station,  Cape  May,  N.J.  dur- 
ing World  War.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi; 
K.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Catherine 
Alice  McNelis,  Apr.  3,  1923.  Children:  Mary 
Catherine,  age  4 ;  Lawrence  Ralph,  Jr.,  age  2. 
Address:  13  Parkside  Ave.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 


BERGLUND,  PAUL  EMANUEL,  track  and 
football.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Mar.  26,  1906. 
Son  of  Carl  A.  and  Olivia  S.  (Rydberg)  Berg- 
lund.  Ed.:  Worcester  N.  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Harvard, 
1926. 

Record:  1924-25-26,  mem.,  Harvard  track  team 
(hammer  throw;  1st  place  in  Yale  meet,  1925- 
26).    1025,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Clubs:  Harvard 
Varsity;  Univ.  Club  (Hartford).  Hobby:  Auto- 
mobiles. Office:  700  Main  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 
Home:  4  Esther  St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 


BERGSTRESSER,  JOHN  L.,  track.  Born: 
Pekin,  111.,  June  3,  1903.  Son  of  Fred  L.  and 
Margaret  Amelin  (Kraeger)  Bergstresser.  Ed.: 
B.A.  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925 ;  N.  West.  Univ.  1925-26. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross-country 
team.  1924,  mem.  "Big  Ten"  champ,  cross- 
country team.  1925,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Iowa  indoor 
track  team  (record  880  yds.  1  min.  59  3/10  sec), 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  indoor  track  team  dual 
meet  with  Notre  Dame ;  placed  2nd  in  "Big 
Ten"  indoor  meet  at  N.  West.  Gym. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Alumni  Recorder,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  Affiliations:  Chicago  Ath.  Asso. ;  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi ; 
Beta  Gamma  Sigma.  Hobby:  All  outdoor  sports. 
Office:  772  Langdon  St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
417  Sterling  Ot.,   Madison,  Wis. 


BERNARD,  LAWRENCE  J.,  capt.  Stetson 
Univ.  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Duluth,  Minn., 
June  10,  1905.  Son  of  Wm.  L.  and  Ida  (LaBelle) 
Bernard.  Ed.:  Denfeld  H.  Sch.  (Duluth,  Minn.)  ; 
Stetson  Univ. 

Record:  1924-25-26-27,  mem.  Stetson  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (Capt.  1927).  1925-26-27,  mem.,  Stet- 
son Univ.  Baskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
"S"  club,  Stetson  Univ.,  1926-27 ;  Pi  Kappa  Phi ; 
Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Pres.  Address:  Pi  Kappa  Phi 
House,  DeLand,  Fla.  Home:  2962  Exeter  St., 
Duluth,  Minn. 


BERNHARD,  JOSEPH  PHILLIP,  track. 
Born:  Mariposa  County,  Calif.,  Nov.  19,  1873. 
Son  of  George  and  Barbara  Bernhard.  Ed.: 
A.B.,   Stanford  Univ.,  1896;   LL.B.,  N.  Y.   Law 

Sch.,   1S98. 

Record:  1893-94-96,  mem.,  Stanford  track 
team  (capt.,  1894)  ;  best  time  for  100  yd.  dash, 
10  1/5  sec,  for  220  yd.  dash,  23  1/5  sec  (1896). 
1897,  mem.,  Knickerbocker  A.  C.  relay  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Bank 
of  Italy,  Nat'l  Trust  and  Savings  Association 
(Advisory  Bd)  Fresno,  Calif. ;  Security  Title 
Ins.  and  Guarantee  Co.  (Dir.)  ;  Las  Palmas 
Lodge  F.  &  A.  M.  (Past  Master)  ;  Grand  Lodge 
F.  &  A.  M.  of  Calif.  (Chmn.,  Grievance  Com.)  ; 
33rd  degree,  A.  A.  S.  R.  Shrine ;  Sunnyside  C.  C. 
(Fresno,  Calif.).  Married:  Elizabeth  Bryne, 
Aug.  1921.  Children:  Bryne,  age  6;  Barbara, 
age  2.  Office:  402  Bank  of  Italy,  Fresno,  Calif. 
Home:  722   Home   Ave.,   Fresno,   Calif. 


BERNINGER,  KARL,  football,  track  and 
baseball.  Born:  Albuquerque,  N.  Mex.,  Mar.  13, 
1904.  Son  of  G.  Fred  and  Belle  (Ashbrook) 
Berninger.  Ed.:  Maplewood  H.  Sch.,  The  Prin- 
cipia ;  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.,  Maplewood  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  F.B.,  and  tennis  team,  (capt., 
B.B.).  1922-23,  mem.,  The  Principia  Sch.  var- 
sity B.B.  and  tennis  teams,  (capt.,  tennis;  won 
Vogel  Ath.  award).  1922-24,  mem.,  The  Prin- 
cipia Sch.  F.B.,  and  Bskt.B.,  teams.  1923-24, 
capt.,  The  Principia  Sch.  track  team.  1924-26, 
asst.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach,  The  Principia 
Sch.  1925,  mem.,  St.  Louis  Browns,  Amer.  Le- 
gion B.B.  Club  and  Fla.  State  Club  teams. 
1926,  mem.,  Werner  and  Werner  Bskt.B.  team. 
(St.  Louis  Municipal  champs.)  ;  mem.,  Shell 
B.B.  Club  and  St.  Louis  Municipal  B.B.  League 
teams.  1927,  mem.,  Leacock  B.B.  team,  (Won 
St.  Louis  Municipal  League  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  5737 
Woodlawn  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  2416  North- 
land St.,  Overland,  Mo. 


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BERQUIST,  EDWIN  THEODORE,  winner 
of  Big  Ten  Championship,  1921-24.  Born:  Du- 
luth,  Minn.,  Jan.  15,  1902.  Son  of  Louis  M.  and 
Eva  (Haminerback)  Berquist.  Ed.:  Duluth  Cen. 
H.  Sch! ;  B  .S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team  ;  won  Big  Ten  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.,  Kans.  State  Highway 
Dept.  Office:  Elm  St.,  Hope,  Ark.  Home:  214 
East  Second  St.,  Hope,  Ark. 

BERRIEN,  CAPT.  FRANK  DUNN,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Galesburg,  111.,  Aug. 
17,  1877.  Son  of  Leonard  Budd  and  Harriet  M. 
(Smith)  Berrien.  Ed.:  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1900; 
U.  S.  Naval  War  Coll.,  1917 ;  U.  S.  Army  War 
Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1897-98-99,  mem.,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1899-1900,  mem.  U.  S. 
Naval  Acad,  track  team.  1900,  mem.  U.  S.  Na- 
val B.B.  team ;  broke  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  high 
hurdle  record ;  awarded  Thompson  Trophy, 
U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  for  having  done  most  for 
the  promotion  of  athletics  during  the  year. 
1908-09,  mem.  F.B.  Rules  Com.  1908-09-10,  head 
F.B.  coach,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.,  U.  S.  Navy  in  charge 
Navy  R.O.T.C,  Yale  Univ.  Naval  Service: 
Graduated  from  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1900; 
Comnd.,  Ensign,  U.  S.  Navy,  1902;  Lt,  1905; 
Lt.  Commander,  1912 ;  Commander,  1917 ;  Capt., 
1918 ;  awarded  following  decorations :  Distin- 
guished Service  Medal  (Navy;  World  War); 
Companion  of  the  Order  of  St.  Michael  and  St. 
George  (British)  ;  Commander  of  the  Order  of 
The  Redeemer  (Greece)  ;  West  Indies  Cam- 
paign Medal  (Spanish  War)  ;  China  Relief  Ex- 
pedition Campaign  Medal  (Boxer  War)  ;  Phil- 
ippine Campaign  Medal ;  Mexican  Campaign 
Medal;  Victory  Medal  and  Star  (World  War). 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma. Delta;  Amer.  Legion; 
Army  and  Navy  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C,  and 
N.  Y.)  ;  Racquet  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Army, 
Navy  and  Marine  Corps  C.C.  (Wash.,  D.  O). 
Married:  Elizabeth  Whittelsey,  Nov.  9,  1907. 
Children:  Frank  Whittelsey,  age  18 ;  Mary  Eliz- 
abeth, age  16.  Office:  North  Sheffield  Hall,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  367  Prospect  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn. 

BERRY,  CHARLES  F.,  mem.,  Ail-American 
football  team,  1924.  Born:  Phillipsburg,  N.  J., 
Oct.  18,  1902.  Son  of  Charles  J.  and  Addie 
(Bartch)  Berry.  Ed.:  Phillipsburg  H.  Sch. ; 
B.S.,   Lafayette  Coll.,   1925. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.,  Phillipsburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (H.  Sch:  State  champ.,  1918).  1918- 
21,  mem.  Phillipsburg  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1921- 
24,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  F.  B.  team  (East 
champs).  1922-25,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  B.B. 
team.     1924,   chosen  by  Walter   Camp   as   All- 


Arner.  end.  1925,  mem.  Phila.  Amer.  League 
of  B.B.  1926,  Portland  Pacific  Coast  League. 
1927,  mem.  Boston  Amer.  League.  1927-28, 
coach  Grove  City  Coll.  F.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta.  Married:  Helen  Smith,  June 
30,  1926.  Home:  Union  Sq.  Hotel,  Phillipsburg, 
New  Jersey. 


BERRY,  ELMER,  basketball,  football,  and 
baseball.  Born:  Lincoln,  Nebr.,  Oct.  9,  1879. 
Son  of  E.  A.  and  Julia  (Crawford)  Berry.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  1901;  M.P.E.,  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  (Springfield,  Mass.),  1908;  Ed.D.,  Grad. 
Sch.  of  Ed.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  190001,  mgr.,  Bskt.  B.  team,  Univ. 
of  Nebr. ;  student  instr.,  phys.  ed.,  Univ.  of 
Nebr.  1901-02,  mem.,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  (Spring- 
field, Mass.)  F.B.  team.  1904-26,  phys.  ed. 
instr.,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  (Springfield).  1915-26, 
B.B.  coach,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  (Springfield).  1917- 
22,  F.B.  coach,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  (Springfield). 
1926-27,  dir.,  phys.  ed.,  Natl.  Recreation  Sch. 
(N.Y.C.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.,  Y.M.C.A.  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  (Geneva,  Switzerland).  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Kappa ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Realty  Club 
(Springfield,  Mass.);  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Ath.  Research  Soc. 
(Sec).  Married:  Priscilla  Melick,  Aug.  10, 
1904.  Children:  Daniel  Melick,  age  13 ;  Robert 
Elmer,  age  11.  Office:  62  Route  de  Chene, 
Geneva,  Switzerland. 

BERRY,  J.  HOWARD,  2ND„  All  American 
fullback,  1916-17.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  21, 1897. 
Son  of  J.  Howard  and  Louise  M.  (Von  Halbach) 
Berry.  Ed.:  N.  East  H.  Sch.  (Phila.)  ;  Muhlen- 
berg Coll.,  1913-14 ;  B.S.,  and  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1914-18. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.,  N.  East  H-  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.,  and  track  teams  (capt.,  each  team  in 
1913).  1913-14,  mem.,  Muhlenberg  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  track  teams.  1915-16-17,  mem.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1916-17.  Picked  as 
shortstop  on  All-Coll.  Nine)  ;  mem.,-  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  F.B.  team  (picked  for  All-Amer.  full-back, 
1916-17.  Lightest  full-back  in  U.S.,  weighing 
148  pounds).  1914-15-16-17,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
track  team  (capt.,  1917)  ;  won  I.C.  pentathlon 
champ,  (established  a  world  record  in  this 
event,  won  all  five  events,  totaling  five  points). 
This  is  lowest  score  recorded  for  over  2,000 
yrs. ;  won  12  out  of  15  events  in  three  yrs., 
1914-15-16.  1921-22,  utility  infielder  on  N.Y. 
Giants'  World  Champ,  team ;  mem.,  Frankford 
World  Champ.  F.B.  team,  1922.  At  present  is 
coach,  Montgomery  Sch.,  Wynnewood,  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Official  per- 
sonal property  tax.  Mil.  Service:  Commd.  1st 
Lt.  U.S.A.,  Camp  Hancock,  Ga. ;  coach  of  champ. 


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service  F.B.  team  of  South;  taught  bayonet  and 
phys.  culture,  Camp  Hancock.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Tau  Omega ;  Masons,  Geo.  W.  Hendrich,  Jr. 
No.  690  (Phila.).  Clubs:  Pa.  varsity;  Hacienda 
del  Mar ;  Chelsa  Yacht ;  Penn  Rose  Republican  ; 
Aronomink  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ethel 
G.  Smith,  Jan.  21,  1924.  Children:  Mary  Jane, 
age  10  (stepdaughter).  Office:  Room  103  City 
Hall,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  425  S.  4Gth  St.,  Phila., 
Pennsylvania. 

BERRY,  MAX  RUSSEL,  football.  Born: 
North  English,  la.,  Nov.  17,  1906.  Son  of  S.  E. 
and  Mary  (Knipfer)  Berry.  JSd.:  Wellman  H. 
Sch.,  1925;  la.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.,  Wellmana  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1924).  1923-25,  mem.,  Well- 
man  H.  Sch.  track  team  (capt.,  1924).  1926- 
27,  mem.,  la.  Wesleyan  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All- 
la.  conf.  team).  1926,  mem.,  la.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem.,  la.  Wesleyan 
Coll.  track  team  (capt.,  1928;  broke  conf.  rec- 
ord 220  yd.  dash,  22  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  School:  414  N. 
Broadway,  Mt.  Pleasant,  la.  Home:  Box  224, 
Wellman,  la. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  phys.  ed.,  Oak- 
land Public  Schs.,  Oakland,  Calif.  Affiliations: 
Calif.  Y.M.I.  Club  (San  Francisco)  ;  Sigma  Nu. 
Married:  Ruth  Zoe  Hamlin,  Apr.  11,  1928.  Office: 
Garfield  Jr.  H.  Sch.,  Oakland,  Calif.  Home: 
Apt.   K,   1725   Seminary    St.,   Oakland,   Calif. 

BESSESEN,  FRANK  DANIEL,  swimming. 
Born:  .Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Feb.  27,  1903.  Son 
of  Nelson  D.  and  Jennie  (Dailey)  Bessesen. 
Ed.:  Minneapolis  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1921;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Minneapolis  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  swimming  teams  (capt.,  1921).  1921,  mem., 
Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minn,  swimming  team.  1924,  chosen  by  Tom 
Robinson  for  2nd  All-Confer.  (Big  Ten)  swim- 
ming team.  1925,  Minn.  100  yd.  breast  stroke 
champ.  1925-27,  Ath.  Dir.  Unity  Settlement 
House   ( Minneapolis ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Bessesen  &  Besse- 
sen. Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Phi  Al- 
pha Delta.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Married:  Ade- 
laide Orfleld,  July  16,  1927.  Office:  542  Mc- 
Knight  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  614 
B.  ISth  St.  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


BERRY,  RUSSELL  HARMON,  Dir.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  Born:  Clarendon,  Pa.,  June  30,  1895.  Son 
of  M.  N.  and  Margaret  (Mahler)  Berry.  Ed.: 
Penn.  Normal  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1916-17,  Asst.  Phys.  Dir.,  Y.M.C.A. 
(East  Liverpool,  O.).  1917,  Asst.  Phys.  Dir., 
Y.M.C.A.  (St.  Jos.,  Mo.).  1919-24,  Phys.  Dir. 
Y.M.C.A.  (Sedalia,  Mo.).  1924-28,  Phys.  Dir., 
Y.M.C.A.    (Columbia,  S.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  Dir.,  Y.M.C.A.,  Co- 
lumbia, S.  C.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N., 
Nov.,  1917 ;  transferred  to  Radio  Sch.,  Harvard ; 
released  as  Radio  Naval  Observer ;  discharged, 
U.S.N.R.F..  1920.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Phys.  Dir. 
Soc. ;  Y.M.C.A.;  Secy,  and  Treas.,  So.  Y.M.C.A. 
Phys.  Dir.  Soc;  Masons;  Kiwanis.  Hobby: 
All  sports.  Married:  Miriam  Wales,  Sept.,  1919. 
Children:  Richard  Wesley,  age  7 ;  Russell  Har- 
mon, Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  Y.M.C.A.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 
Home:  2607  Cyprus  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

BERVEN,  HAROLD,  football.  Bom:  Spo- 
kane, Wash.,  Apr.  29,  1902.  Son  of  Sjur  and 
Marie  (Oien)  Berven.  Ed.:  North  Cen.  H.  Sch., 
1921;  A.B.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1925;  Univ.  of 
Calif,    (summer  sessions),   1926-27. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem..  North  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Spokane,  Wash.)  F.B.,  B.B.,  and  track  teams. 
1922,  mem.,  Wash.  State  Coll.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1923-24-25,  mem.,  Wash.  State  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1926-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  in 
Northern  Calif.  1927,  mem.,  Y.M.I.  Club  (San 
Francisco)  F.B.  team;  mem.,  George  Wilson 
Wildcat  pro.  F.B.  team. 


BETCHTEL,  RUBEN  WILLIAM,  basketball. 
Born:  Westville,  Ohio,  Nov.  15,  1893.  Son  of 
Elmer  and  Viola  (Dyer)  Betchtel.  Ed.:  Plain 
CityH.  Sch.  (Ohio);  A.B.,  Wittenberg  Coll., 
1917;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1923;  Notre  Dame,  1924; 
Superior,  Wis.  Normal,  1927. 

Record:  1911,  mem.,  Plain  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Ohio  champs).  1914-15,  mem.,  Witten- 
berg Coll.  B.B.  team."  1915-16,  mem.,  Witten- 
berg Coll.  F.B.  team,  (capt.,  1916).  1916-17, 
capt.,  Wittenberg  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (All-Ohio 
Guard).  1919,  coach  Akron  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (city  champs.).  1921-22,  coach  Toledo  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team,  (city  champs.).  1923-24, 
coach,  Baldwin-Wallace  Coll.  Bskt.B.,  team 
(Ohio  conf.  co-champs.).  1925-27,  coach  Albion 
Coll.   Bskt.B.   team    (Mich.   State  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  aths.,  Woodward 
Tech  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.  Ma- 
rine Corps,  Paris  Is.  Co.,  37th  Co.  Sgt. ;  dis- 
charged Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  N.  West.  Ohio  Officials'  Asso. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Marie  Harmon,  June 
8,  1919.  Children:  Robert  Wm,  age  5.  Office: 
Madison  Ave.,  Toledo,  Ohio.  Home:  147  Isling- 
ton St.,  Toledo,  Ohio. 

BETTENCOURT,  LARRY  JOSEPH,  Capt., 
St.  Mary's  College  football  team,  1927.  Born: 
Newark,  Calif.,  Sept.  22,  1927.  Son  of  Manuel 
and  Mary  (Lewis)  Bettencourt.  Ed.:  Wash. 
Union  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,   St.  Mary's  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.,  Wash.  Union  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams,    (capt.,  B.B.,  1922 


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and  F.B.,  1923,  hold  record  440  yd.  dash,  52 
sec).  1924,  mem.,  St.  Mary's  Coll.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.,  St.  Mary's  Coll.  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.,  St.  Mary's  Coll. 
varsity  F.B,  team  (capt ,  1927).  1926-27,  mem., 
St.  Mary's  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Bank 
of  Italy  (Centerville,  Calif.)  ;  San  Leandro 
State  Bank  of  Calif.;  "M"  Club  (St.  Mary's 
Coll.).  School:  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  Oakland,  Calif. 
Home:  Niles  R.F.D.,  82A.,  Niles,  Calif. 

BETTS,  FLOYD  GALLOWAY,  joint  holder  of 
world  50-yard  dash.  Born:  Thomasville,  Ala., 
Jan.  27,  1896.  Son  of  Isaac  Franklin  and  Mamie 
(Tarry)  Betts.  Ed.:  Marlin  (Tex.)  H.  Sch. ; 
A.B.,  Southwestern  Univ.,  1917 ;  M.A.,  Southern 
Methodist  Univ.,  1926;  graduate  work,  Univ. 
of  Tex. 

Record:  1913,  tied  world's  record  in  50  yd. 
dash  (time,  51-5  sec.)  ;  estab.  Tex.  State  record 
in  50-yard  dash  (time,  5  3-5  sec,  held  same  for 
9  years)  ;  won  50-yard  dash;  100-yard  dash  (10 
sec.)  ;  mem.,  winning  relay  team,  State  meet 
Tex.  Intersch.  League ;  mem.,  Tex.  relay  team, 
Nat'l  Meet,  Chicago.  1913-17,  mem.,  S.  West. 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1917)  ;  picked  on  sev- 
eral all-conf.  selections.  1917,  all-S.  West, 
guard;  capt.,  S.  West.  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team 
(1914-17).  1917-19,  coached  undefeated  Indian 
F.B.  team  of  the  358th  Inf.  during  the  war. 
1919,  regimental  ath.  dir.  of  the  358th  Inf., 
Army  of  Occupation,  Germany.  1919-23,  dir., 
phys.  ed.  and  head  coach,  Temple  (Tex.)  H. 
Sch.;  S.  West.  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Official. 
1923-28,  dir.,  phys.  ed.  and  head  coach,  High- 
land Park  H.  Sch.,  Dallas,  Tex.  1928,  mem., 
Nat'l  Officials'  Asso.  Bskt.B.;  coached  and 
played  on  Stickle  Lumber  Co.  Bskt.B.  team, 
So.  A.A.U.  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  coach  and  phys. 
dir.  War  Record:  Enlisted  April  29,  1917; 
comnd.  2nd  It.,  Aug.,  1917;  mem.,  A.E.F. ;  pro- 
moted to  1st  lieut.  for  gallantry  in  action. 
Affiliations:  So.A.A.U. ;  Kappa  Alpha;  32nd  de- 
gree Mason;  Shrine;  Tex.  State  Teachers' 
Asso. ;  Nat'l  Ed.  Asso. ;  Dept.  of  Ins.  and  Bank- 
ing, State  of  Texas  (former  bank  examiner)  ; 
Lions  Club.  Hobby:  Officiating  and  band.  Mar- 
ried: Myrtle  Powell,  Nov.  15,  1919.  Children: 
Floyd,  Jr.,  age  7 ;  Bill,  age  1.  Home:  3447  Rob- 
erts Ave.,  Dallas,  Tex. 

BEUTEL,  FREDERICK  KEATING,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Montgomery,  Ala., 
Oct.  23,  1897.  Son  of  Conrad  F.  and  Anna 
(Keating)  Beutel.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wash.  (Seattle, 
Wash.),  1919;  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1921;  L.L.B., 
Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1917,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  freshman 
track  team.    1918-19,  mem.,  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 


track  team.  1919,  mem.  Cornell  rifle  team ;  me^n. 
Presidio  of  S.  F.  rifle  team  (won  Soldier  of 
Marathon  Trophy,  Natl.  Rifle  match,  1919). 
1921,  coach  Beutel  Business  Coll.  Bskt.  team. 
1925-26,  coach  Oak  Leafs  semi-pro.  Bskt.B.  team 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  teacher.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  1918 ;  discharged  2nd  Lieut., 
Inf. ;  1st  Lieut.,  Inf.  Reserve,  1926.  Affiliations: 
U.S.A.R.O. ;  Scabbard  and  Blade;  Harvard  A.  A.; 
Tri-State  Officials'  Asso. ;  chmn.  F.B.  Com. ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  East.  Mass.  Bskt.B.  Officials' 
Asso.;  Fircrest  G.C.  (Tacoma,  Wash.).  Hobby: 
Football  and  basketball.  Married:  Irene  McKin- 
ney,  June  22,  1924.  Office:  Tulane  Univ.,  New 
Orleans,  La.   Home:  New.  Orleans,  La. 

BEVERLEY,   GEORGE   HENDRICKS,   polo. 

Born:  Amarillo,  Tex.,  May  27,  1897.  Son  of 
William  and  Clara  (Hendricks)  Beverley.  Ed.: 
Dalhart  H.  Sch.  (Dalhart,  Tex.)  ;  Tex.  A.  and 
M.  Coll. 

Record :  1924,  No.  1  on  Kelly  Field  Polo  team ; 
won  handicap  tournament  in  S.  West  Circuit. 
1925,  No.  1  on  24th  F.A.  Polo  team;  won  East. 
Circuit  cup  (Manila,  P.  I.).  1926-27,  No.  1  on 
Air  Corps  Training  Center  Polo  team ;  won  S. 
West.  Circuit  and  San  Antonio  (Tex.)  tourna- 
ments. 1928,  selected  one  of  twelve  outstand- 
ing players  from  field  of  sixty  who  participated 
in  S.  West  Circuit  Polo  tournaments. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Army  Air  Corps.  War 
Record:  Army  Air  Corps  from  Dec,  1917-28; 
cadet  to  1st  lieut. ;  instr.  flying  during  and  since 
the  World  War.  Affiliations:  U.  S.  Army  Polo 
Asso. ;  Air  Corps  Training  Center  Polo  team ; 
various  army  officers'  clubs;  Avalon  C.C.  (San 
Antonio,  Tex.).  Married:  Edith  Duke,  July 
14,  1920.  Office:  Brooks  Field,  San  Antonio, 
Tex.  Home:  640  Highland  Blvd.,  San  Antonio, 
Texas. 


BIBEN,  JOSEPH  HENRY,  football  and  la- 
crosse. Born:  Hamburg,  Germany,  Oct.  27, 
1899.  Son  of  Isaac  and  Jennie  (Kohan)  Biben. 
Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ/ 
of  Pa.,  1922. 

Record:  1918,  mem.,  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
F.B.  champ  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
varsity  F.B.  and  lacrosse  teams  (All-East, 
champ,  lacrosse  team,  1921).  1922-28,  mem. 
Phila.  Lacrosse  Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker  and  pub- 
lisher. Affiliations:  Sec-treas.  People's  Mort- 
gage Investment  Co. ;  gen.  mgr.,  Phila.  Times ; 
Aletheophile  Hon.  Soc ;  B.P.O.E. ;  Shriner; 
"P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Chelsea  Beach  Club 
(Atlantic  City,  N.  J.)  ;  Phila.  Lacrosse  Club. 
Hobby:  Publishing.     Married:  Augusta   Cohen, 


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Dec,  1923.  Children:  Elaine  Ruth,  age  3 ;  Rob- 
ert Leslie,  age  1.  Office:  18  S.  15th  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  5326  Lebanon  Rd.,  Wynnefield,  Pa. 

BIBLE,  DANA  XENOPHON,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Jefferson  City,  Tenn., 
Oct.  8,  1891.  Son  of  J.  D.  and  Cleo  (Willis) 
Bible.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Carson-Newman  Coll.;  Center 
Coll.;  Univ.  of  N.  C. ;  Ohio  State  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Carson-Newman  and  Univ.  of 
N.  C.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913-15, 
coach  and  ath.  dir.,  Miss.  Coll.  1916,  head  F.B. 
coach  La.  State  Univ.  1917-28,  head  F.B.  coach 
and  ath.  dir.,  Tex.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  ( S.  West.  Conf . 
champs.,  1917-19-21-25-28;  S.  champs.,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  and  ath.  dir., 
Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  War  Record:  mem.,  A.E.F., 
22nd  Aero  Squadron,  discharged  2nd  lieut. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  K.T. ;  Shriner;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Nat'l  F.B.  Rules  Com.;  Nat'l  Com. 
Sportsmanship  and  Ethics ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches' 
Asso.  Clubs:  Rotary ;  Dallas  A.C. ;  Kans.  City 
A.C. ;  Bryan  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Rowena  Rhodes,  Dec.  19,  1923.  Office:  College 
Station,  Tex. 

BICKHAM,  ABRAHAM  STRICKLE,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1860. 
Son  of  William  D.  and  Maria  E.  (Strickle) 
Bickham.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Princeton,  1882. 

Record:  1878-81,  mem.,  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(sub.,  1878-79).  1882,  F.B.  coach,  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Dayton,  Ohio).  1888-89-90,  mem.,  F.B.  team 
(composed  of  former  stars)  whose  purpose  was 
to  develop  F.B.  in  N.  West. 

Pres.  Occupation:  None.  War  Record:  Capt. 
and  Q.M.,  U.  S.  Vols.,  Spanish  war,  1898;  maj. 
and  Q.M.,  U.  S.  Vols.,  Philippine  war,  1899; 
capt.  and  Q.M.,  U.S.A.,  .1901;  maj.  and  Q.M., 
U.S.A.,  1910.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Sons  of  Vet- 
erans, Earnshaw  Corps,  Loyal  Legion  D.C.  Com- 
mandery ;  Foreign  Wars,  N.  Y.  Commandery ; 
Christ  Episcopal  Church  (Alexandria,  Va.). 
Married:  Amelia  Whitney  Herr,  Mar.  6,  1900. 
Children:  Louise  W.  Bickham  Coffleld,  age  26; 
Amelia  S.,  age  23 ;  Maria  E.,  age  21 ;  Katherine 
E.,  age  19 ;  Abraham  S.,  age  18.  Address:  Rob- 
ert Blvd.,  Dayton,  Ohio. 

BIDDLE,  NICHOLAS,  crew.  Born:  Brook- 
line,  Mass.,  July  30,  1893.  Son  of  Edward  and 
Lillian  (Lee)  Biddle.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.; 
Princeton,  1916. 

Record:  1907-12,  mem.,  Episcopal  Acad,  track, 
F.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt.,  track,  1910).  1912, 
mem.,  Princeton  freshman  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1913,  mem.,  Princeton  F.B.  squad.  1914,  mem., 
Princeton  varsity  crew.  1920,  mem.,  Hunting- 
don Valley  Trap  Shooting  team.  1920-21,  mem., 
Huntingdon  Valley  C.C.  Tennis  team ;  mem., 
Penllyn  Polo  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  War  Record: 
Enlisted,  1916,  1st  city  troop  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ; 
capt.,  Remount  Service,  1917 ;  3rd  Cavalry, 
1918;  H.Q.,  26th  div.,  mem.,  A.E.F.,  1918-19. 
Affiliations:  Biddle,  Townsend  &  Co.  Clubs: 
Penn  A.C. ;  Racquet ;  Huntingdon  Valley  Hunt ; 
Huntingdon  Valley  C.C. ;  Rittenhouse ;  "P" 
(Princeton  Univ.).  Married:  Sarah  Lippincott, 
Feb.  11,  1905.  Children:  Joanna,  age  12 ;  Nich- 
olas, Jr.,  age  10 ;  Sarah  Lee,  age  6 ;  John  Scott, 
age  2.  Office:  512  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
York  Rd.,  Noble,  Pa. 


BIERMAN,  BERNARD  WILLIAM,  Ail- 
American  football  player,  1915.  Born:  Spring- 
field, Minn.,  Mar.  11,  1894.  Son  of  William  and 
Lydia  (Roesler)  Bierman.  Ed.:  Litchfield  H. 
Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.,  Litchfield  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1909-11,  mem.,  Litchfield  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.).  1910-12,  mem.,  Litch- 
field H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1913-14, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team.  1913-15, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  All- 
Conf.,  All-West,  and  Eckersall's  AU-Amer., 
1915).  1914-16,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team.  1916-17,  coach,  Butte  H.  Sch.  (Butte, 
Mont.)  ;  State  champs.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  1919- 
22,  coach,  Univ.  of  Mont.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1923-25,  asst.  coach,  Tulane  Univ. 
1926-27,  head  coach,  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1927-28,  head  coach, 
Tulane  Univ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Tulane  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  2nd  lieut.,  U.  S.  Marine 
Corps ;  promoted  capt.  Married:  Clara  Louise 
MacKenzie,  June,  1921.  Children:  William  Alex- 
ander, age  4;  James  MacKenzie,  age  1.  Office: 
Tulane  Univ.,  New  Orleans,  La.  Home:  2117 
Audubon  St.,  New  Orleans,  La. 


BIGELOW,  EDWARD  L.,  coach  Harvard 
Univ.  hockey  team,  1925-28.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass.,  April  19,  1899.  Son  of  Henry  F.  and 
Eliza  (Davis)  Bigelow.  Ed.:  St.  Mark's  Sch., 
1917;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1921. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.,  Harvard  B.B.  team. 
1919-21,  mem.,  Harvard  hockey  team  (won  I.C. 
champ.).  1925-27,  coach,  Harvard  hockey  team 
(I.C.  champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  bk.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  pvt,  Camp  Lee,  Va.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.,  New  Boston  Arena  Co.;  Tavern 
Club  (Boston)  ;  Myopia  Hunt  Club  (Hamilton, 
Mass.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  hockey.  Married: 
Caroline  L.  Fresenden,  April,  1927.  Children: 
Edward  L.,  Jr.  O^ce:  74  State  St.,  Boston, 
Mass.  Home:  65  Essex  Rd.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 


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BIGELOW,  WALTER  I.,  capt.  Yale  baseball 
team,  1876-77.  Born:  Grafton,  Mass.,  Oct.  7, 
1855.  Son  of  A.  M.  and  Eliza  J.  (Whittemore) 
Bigelow.  Ed.:  Grafton  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1877. 

Record:  1873,  mem.,  Grafton  B.B.  nine, 
(amateur  champs,  of  Mass.).  1874-77,  mem., 
Yale  B.B.  nine  (capt.,  1876-77).  1876,  mem., 
Yale  champ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Business.  Clubs:  Yale 
(Boston,  Mass.,  and  N.Y.C.,  N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Children:  Cyril  W.,  age  37.  Office:  50  Con- 
gress St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  15  Walnut  PI., 
Brookline,   Mass. 

BIGGS,  CARL  S.,  Intercollegiate  hammer- 
throwing  champion,  1926.  Born:  Southampton, 
L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  May  5,  1895.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
F.  E.  Biggs.  Ed.:  Southampton  (L.  L>  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Syracuse  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.,  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1924-25-26,  mem.,  Syracuse 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1926,  win- 
ner, I.C.  hammer-throwing  champ.,  held  at  Bos- 
ton, distance,  161  ft.  9%  in. ;  sec.  in  hammer- 
throw,  Metro.  A.A.U.  champs.  1927,  coach  of 
Ridgefleld  Park  H.  Sch.,  N.  J. ;  Class  B  champs, 
in  Bskt.B.  of  N.  J. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supervisor  of  Phys.  Train- 
ing and  Dir.  of  Ath.,  Ridgefleld  Pk.,  N.  J.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  Aug.,  1918;  honorably  dis- 
charged, July,  1919;  sgt.  in  Motor  Transport 
Corps;  stationed  at  Camps  Stuart  and  Hill, 
Newport  News,  Va.  Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C. ; 
Amer.  Legion;  Nat'l  Ed.  Soc. ;  Nat'l  Teachers' 
Asso.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Revel  May 
Gardinier.  Home:  Bergen  Court,  Ridgefleld  Park, 
New  Jersey. 

BIGGS,  ZALVIN,  canoe  racing.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  12,  1896.  Son  of  War- 
ren W.  and  Lucy  S.  (Huntsberry)  Biggs.  Ed.: 
Tech  H.  Sch.;  B.S.E.E.,  George  Wash.  Univ., 
1921. . 

Record :  1921-28,  competed  in  A.C.A.,  Del.  and 

Chesapeake  Div.  regattas ;  Middle  States  Canoe 
Racing  Assn.  1924-25,  mem.,  single  and  double 
blade  four  champ,  quarter-mile  and  half-mile 
races ;  mem.,  Tandem  single-blade  champ,  team. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Elec.  engr.  and  contr.,  pres., 
Biggs  &  Kirclmer,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  First-, 
class  elec,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Middle  States 
Canoe  Racing  Asso. ;  Del.  and  Chesapeake  Div. 
of  A.C.A. ;  Kappa  Sigma  ;  Sigma  Tau  ;  Potomac 
Boat  Club  (bd.  of  govs.)  ;  Colonial  Canoe  Club. 
Hobby:  Camping  and  canoe  racing.  Married: 
Edith  M.  Shackelford,  1923.  Office:  713  Sixth 
St.  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1730  Euclid 
St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

BINGHAM,  GLEN  ARTHUR,  capt.,  Univ.  of 
Denver  F.B.  team,  1916.     Born:  Sabeth,  Kans., 


Nov.  2,  1890.  Son  of  Lyman  and  Carrie  Bing- 
ham. Ed.:  Loveland,  Colo.,  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Univ. 
of  Denver,  1917 ;  Univ.  of  111.  Coaching  Sch., 
1923;    Clark    Spears'    Coaching    Sch.,    1927. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.,  Loveland,  Colo.,  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-16, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Denver  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1916). 
1914-16,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Denver  track  team. 
1919-21,  coach,  Billings,  Mont.,  H.  Sch.  1919- 
21,  head  coach,  Manual  Training  H.  Sch.  (Den- 
ver, Colo.).  1922,  asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  Denver. 
1923-25,  head  coach,  Roosevelt  H.  Sch.  (Des 
Moines,  la.).  1926-27,  dir.  of  phys.  ed.  and 
head  coach,  la.  Wesleyan  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  and  head 
coach,  la.  Wesleyan  Coll.  War  Record:  En- 
listed Reserve  Corps,  1917,'  active  service,  Dec. 
26,  1917,  to  July  5,  1919 ;  2nd  lieut.,  Q.M.C.,  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon ;  "D"  Club  (Univ.  of  Denver).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Miriam  Reid,  Aug.  23,  1918. 
Office:  la.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  la. 
Home:  801  N.  Main  St.,  Mt.  Pleasant,  la. 


BINGHAM,  WILLIAM  JOHN,  track.  Born: 
Norristown,  Pa.,  Aug.  8,  1889.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Martha  (Clyde)  Bingham.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.,   1912;    A.B.,   Harvard,   1916. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
track  team  (holder  of  World's  Inter-sch.  record, 
880  yds.;  time,  1.57  2-5).  1914-15-16,  mem., 
Harvard  track  team  (capt.,  1916)  ;  holder  of 
Harvard  record  half-mile  (time,  1.54  2-5).  1921- 
22,  coach,  Harvard  track  team.  1926-28,  dir. 
aths.,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.,  Harvard.  War 
Record:  Capt.,  U.  S.,  A.A.S. ;  Croix  de  Guerre 
with  div.  citation.  Affiliations:  Ernest  Mon- 
nier,  Inc.,  importers  (pres.  and  treas.)  ;  Har- 
vard Club  (Boston)  ;  Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Harvard  A.A.  Married:  Florence  Patee.  Chil- 
dren: William  J.,  Jr.,  age  6 ;  Richard  I.,  age  2. 
Office:  Harvard  A.A.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home: 
131  Glen  Rd.,  Wellesley  Farms,  Mass. 

BINNS,  ARTHUR  MILTON,  soccer,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  7, 
1899.  Son  of  William  and  Anna  Elizabeth 
(Mason)  Binns.  Ed.:  N.  East  H.  Sch.,  1917; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.,  N.  East  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.,  B.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt.  and  mgr., 
soccer  team,  1916 ;  All-sch.  Soccer  team,  1916- 
17).  1917-20,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Bskt.B.  F.B. 
and  soccer  teams  (I.C.  soccer  champ.,  1919-20, 
capt.,  1920).  1927-28,  mem.,  Phila.  Cricket  Club 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Bell  Tel.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Rho ;  Sphinx  Senior 
Soc;  Vet.  Ath.  of  Phila.;  "P"  Club    (Univ.  of 


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Pa.);  Phila.  Cricket  Club;  Atlantic  City  A.C. 
Hobby:  Soccer.  Office:  1835  Arch  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  610  West  Cambria  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BIRD,  HAROLD  E.,  Big  Ten  champion, 
(fancy  diving),  1923-24.  Born:  Fairmont,  Minn., 
Aug.,  19,  1901.  Son  of  Harry  and  Sophie  (Rod- 
aniacher)  Bird.  Ed.:  Fairmont  H.  Sell.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  1923,  1st  place  in  fancy  diving, 
(Minn-Wis. ;  Minn.-Ia. ;  Minn-Chicago).  1924, 
Isl  place  in  fancy  diving  (Minn-Ill.;  Minn- 
Mich.;  Minn.-N.West.  Univ.;  Big  Ten  Conf. 
meet)  ;  champ.  Minn.  State  fancy  diving.  1925, 
lsl  place  in  fancy  diving  (Minn.-Wis. ;  Minn.- 
'  Chicago;   Minn.-Mich.). 

I 'res.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Pi.  Married:  Dorothy  A.  Scott,  Mar.  7, 
1928.  Office:  920  8th  St.,  San  Diego,  Calif. 
Hants:  1843  Dale  St.,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

B1RLENBACK,  SCRIBNER,  capt.  UCLA. 
I1'. It.  team,  1927.  Bom:  Louisville,  Ky.,  April  7, 
1901.  >S'o//  of  William  J.  and  Anna  (Scribner) 
P.irlenback.  Ed.:  Pasadena  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of 
Calif,   at   Los  Angeles. 

Record:  1921-22-23,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26-27,  mem., 
U.C.L.A.,  F.B.  and  B.B  teams  (capt.  F.B„ 
1927).  1925,  mem.,  U.C.L.A.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1920-27,   mem.,   U.C.L.A.  boxing  team. 

Pros.  Occupation:  Student.  Home:  2471  Rose 
Ave.,  Alledena,  Calif. 

BISBEE,  EDGAR  C,  football.  Born-.  Ma- 
delia,  Minn.,  Mar.  15,  1871.  Son  of  John  and 
Ardelia  (Small)  Bisbee.  Ed.:  Madelia  H.  Sch. ; 
P.N.,   Univ.  of  Minn.,  1894. 

Record:  1891-93,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
loam    (West,  champs.). 

I'rcs.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Bisbee  Linseed  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Clubs:  Rotary;  Neighborhood;  Mfgr's ; 
Atlanta;  Bala  C.C. ;  Downtown.  Married: 
Millie  May  Arnold,  May  19,  1897.  Children: 
Helen,  age  25;  Arnold,  age  22.  Office:  Drexel 
P.ldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  Bala,  Pa. 

BJORKMAN,  HENRY  BROR,  coach  Georgia 
School  of  Technology  F.B.  team,  1926-27.  Born: 
Wall  ham,  Mass.,  Oct.  29,  1901.  Son  of  Knute 
A.  and  Anne  (Carlson)  Bjorkman.  Ed.:  Wal- 
Minni  11.  Sch.;  Newton  H.  Sch.;  Dean  Acad.; 
U.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Record:  1919,  mem.,  Newton  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  learns.  1920,  mem.,  Dean  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.,  Dean  Acad.  B.B.  team;  capt.,  Dart- 
moulli  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  freshman  B.B.  team.  1922-24, 
mem.,  Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 


1924).  1923-25,  mem.,  Dartmouth  ('(ill.  varsity 
K.I!,  team  (capt.,  1925).  1924,  selected  end  on 
Walter  Camp's  1st  team.  1926-27,  coach,  Georgia 
Tech.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  brokerage,  Smith, 
Graham  &  Rockwell.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta;  Sphinx  Senior  Soc. ;  Atlanta  A.C;  Dart- 
mouth Club  (N.  Y.).  Office:  50  Broadway, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  24  East  38th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
New  York. 

BJORNBERG,  GORDON  O.,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Minn,  swimming  team,  1924-27.  Born:  Willmar, 
Minn.,  Aug.  14,  1905.  Son  of  Bmil  and  Lena 
(Glarum)  Bjornberg.  Ed.:  Willmar  II.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.,  Willmar  II.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  squad  teams.  1923-27,  mem.,  Univ. 
(if  Minn,  swimming  team.  1923-24,  holder  of 
220  yds.  1925-26,  won  West.  I.C.  Conf.  champ.; 
broke  State  Conf.  and  Univ.  of  Minn,  record 
in  440-yd.  swim. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).. 
Home:  520  E.  4th  St.,  Willmar,  Minn. 

BLACK,  CHARLES  T.,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Alton,  111.,  Jan.  5,  1901. 
Sou  of  Hugh  C.  and  Emma  C.  (Joesting)  Black. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Kans.  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.,  Kans.  Univ.  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1923).  1921-24,  mem.,  Kans.  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1923-24).  1922-24,  mem., 
Mo.  Valley  champ.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1923- 
24).  1923,  mem.,  Mo.  Valley  champ.  P.P..  and 
F.B.  teams  (capt.,  F.B.  team).  1923-24,  mem., 
Kans.  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1925-26,  coach,  Grinnell 
Coll.  1927-28,  coach,  Univ.  of  Nebr.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

1'res.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach,  Univ.  of 
Nebr.  Affiliations:  Nat'l  B.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Lincoln  C.C;  Lincoln 
Rotary  Club.  Married:  Dorothy  E.  Stokely, 
May  31,  1927.  Office:  Univ.  Coliseum,  Lincoln, 
Nebr.     Home:  1144  S.   11th   St.,   Lincoln,  Nebr. 

BLACK,  CLINTON  R.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  3,  1894.  Son  of  Clinton  R. 
and  Mary  Ella  (Prier)  Black.  Ed.:  Barnard 
Sch.;    Hotchkiss    Sch.;    Pawling    Sch.;    Yale. 

Record:  mem.,  Barnard  Sch.  and  Hotchkiss 
Sch.  F.B.  teams.  1912-13,  mem.,  Phillips  Ex- 
eter Acad.  F.B.  team.  1914,  capt.,  Yale  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.,  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1916).  1917,  capt.,  Navy  F.B. 
team    (Newport). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  Naval  Service: 
U.  S.  Navy;  on  Pres.  Lincoln  when  torpedoed 
off  French  Coast;  rescued  after  IS  hours  in 
water;  engaged  in  destroyer  service  after  this. 


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Affiliations:  Petroleum  Protective  Asso.,  Inc. 
(pres.)  ;  Petroleum  Iron  Works  (vice-pres.)  ; 
Pa.  Tank  Line  (vice-pres.)  ;  Petroleum  Naviga- 
tion Co.  (vice-pres.)  ;  Pa.  Car  Co.  (vice-pres.). 
Clubs:  Oakland  G.C. ;  West  Side  Tennis;  Yale 
Club;  Uptown  Club.  Hobby:  Football  and 
hockey.  Harried:  Katharine  Armstrong.  Chil- 
dren: Crawford  A.,  age  4;  Clinton  R.,  3rd,  age 
1.  Office:  25  W.  43rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  5 
Whitson  St.,  Forest  Hills,  N.  Y. 

BLACK,  LESTER,  mem.,  Denison  University 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Born:  Alex- 
andria, Ohio,  Sept.  20,  1890.  Son  of  J.  A.  and 
Margaret  Ella  (Rugg)  Black.  Ed.:  Newark  H. 
Sch.  (Ohio);  B.S.,  Denison  Univ.,  1914;  A.M., 
Columbia  Univ.,   1926. 

Record:  190608  mem.,  Newark  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1906-09,  mem.,  Newark  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1907-09,  mem.,  Newark  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1908).  1910-13,  mem.,  Denison 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.  and  All-Ohio  F.B.  team, 
1913).  1911-14,  mem.,  Denison  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (Ohio  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1913- 
14)  ;  mem.,  All-Ohio  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Co.  supt.  of  schs.  Mil. 
Service:  Army  insp.  of  Ord.,  Nov.,  1917-Jan.  3, 
1919.  Affiliations:  "D"  Denison  Asso.;  Cen. 
District  Bd.  of  Control;  Ohio  H.  Sch.  A.A. ; 
Kiwanis  Club  (Newark,  Ohio)  ;  Cen.  Star  Lodge, 
No.  11,  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Gamma  Xi.  Married: 
Ethel  Margaret  Southard,  Oct.  30,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Lester  James,  age  8.  Office:  Court  House, 
Newark,  Ohio.  Home:  567  Granville  St.,  New- 
ark, Ohio. 

BLACKALL,  ROBERT  MURRAY,  mem.,  Har- 
vard varsity  hockey  team,  winning  I.C.  champ., 
1912.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Apr.  26,  1889. 
Son  of  Clarence  H.  and  Emma  (Murray)  Black- 
all.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1912;  B.S.,  M.  I.  T., 
1917;  M.S.,  M.  I.  T.,  1918. 

Record:  1908,  mem.,  H.  Sch.  track,  B.B.  and 
hockey  teams  (Int.-Sch.  champs.).  1910, 
mem.,  Harvard  soccer  team.  1910-11,  mem., 
varsity  sec.  B.B.  team,  1910-12;  mem.,  varsity 
hockey  team  (I.C.  champs. ;  chosen  I.C.  Cover 
Point,  1912).  1911,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1912, 
varsity  track  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Married:  Doro- 
thy Brewer,  June,  1916.  Children:  Eleanor,  age 
10;  Elizabeth,  age  4.  Office:  29  Cen.  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.    Home:  145  Adams  St.,  Milton,  Mass. 

BLACKBURN,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  football. 
Born:  Omro,  Wis.,  June  11,  1867.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam Henry  and  Elizabeth  (Brogden)  Black- 
burn.   Ed.:  Omro  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1885-87,  mem.,  Omro  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.     1887,   mem.,    Univ.   of  Wis.    B.B.   team. 


1889,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.  B.  team  (helped  or- 
ganize the  first  F.B.  team  at  Univ.  of  Wis.). 
1891-98,  mem.,  Denver  A.C.  F.B.  team ;  also  took 
part  in  boxing  and  wrestling  competitions  in 
Denver  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  engr.,  Treadwell  Yu- 
kon Co.,  Ltd.  (Mgr.,  Nevada  Mines).  Clubs: 
Commonwealth  Club  (Calif.)  ;  Engrs.  Club  (San 
Francisco).  Hobby:  Hunting,  photography  and 
radio.     Married:  Annette     Sherwin,     Aug.     26, 

1896.  Children:  Helen  Blackburn  Clark.  Office: 
923  Crocker  Bldg.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home: 
2737  Garber  St.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 

BLACKISTONE,  WADE  H.,  football  and 
track.  Born:  River  Springs,  Md.,  Sept.  28,  1876. 
Son  of  Dr.  R.  P.  and  Martha  (Morris)  Black- 
stone.  Ed.:  Md.  Univ.,  1906. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.,  Md.  Univ.  F.B.  and 
track  teams,   (best  all-around  ath.). 

Pres.  Occcupation:  Real  estate,  O'Bryan  and 
Spignul  Co.,  (Wash.,  D.C.).  Married:  Lilla 
Dent,  Sept.  25,  1906.  Children:  Richard;  Pat- 
tie  ;  Bessie ;  Wade,  Jr. ;  John ;  Betty.  Office: 
1104  Vt.  Ave.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  DC.  Home:  3626 
10th  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.C. 

BLACKWELL,  ROY  N.,  football.  Born: 
Cleburne,  Texas,  July  4,  1892.  Son  of  N.  and 
Lula  (Curry)  Blackwell.  Ed.:  Amer.  Sch.  of 
Osteopathy,  (Kirksville,  Mio.)  ;  Sonth.  Meth. 
Univ.  (Dallas,  Tex.)  ;  Baylor  Med.  Sch.  (Dallas, 
Tex.). 

Record :  1917,  Asst.  Coach  Texas  A.  &  M.  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1918-19,  coach,  Allen  Acad.,  (Bryan, 
Tex.).  1919,  coach,  Texas  A.&M.,  F.B.  team. 
1920,  line  coach,  S.M.U.  F.B.  team  1921,  coach, 
S.M.U.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922-27,  mgr., 
ath.  and  coach,  S.M.U. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations:  A. 
F.&A.M.  Highland  Pk.  Lodge ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ; 
Dallas  A.C. ;  Kansas  City  A.C.  Married:  Mar- 
ion Gardner.  Children:  Jemmie  Lou,  age  7; 
Roy  N.,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  1135  Ath.  Club  Bldg., 
Dallas,  Texas.  Home:  3406  Dartmouth  St.,  Dal- 
las, Texas. 

BLAIK,  EARL  HENRY,  mem.  All-Amer.  foot- 
ball team,  1919.     Born:  Detroit,  Mich.  Feb.  15, 

1897.  Son  of  Margaret  (Purcell)  and  Wm.  D. 
Blaik.  Ed.:  Steele  H.  Sch.  (Dayton,  O.),  1914; 
A.  B.,  Miami  Univ.  (Oxford,  O.),  1918;  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad.  (West  Point,  N.Y.),  1920;  Cavalry 
Sch.   (Fort  Riley,  Kan.),  1921. 

Record:  1915-16-17-18,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (Capt.  B.B.  1918  and  mem.,  All- 
Ohio  mythical  F.B.  team,  1917-18).  Mem.,  U.S. 
M.A.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem., 
Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1920, 
awarded  Army  Ath.  Council  saber  for  all-around 


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athlete.    1922,  coach  1st  Calvary  Div.  F.B.  team. 

1926,  asst.  coacn,  Univ.  of  Wis.  1927,  asst. 
coach,  U.S.M.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builder ;  W.  D.  and  E.  H. 
Blaik,  Builders.  Affiliations:  Trustee,  Dayton 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Gyro  Club ;  Engrs.  Club  (Dayton, 
O.).  Married:  Merle  McDowell,  1923.  Children: 
Wm.  McDowell,  age  1.  Office:  1050  Reibold 
Bldg.,  Dayton,  O.  Home:  949  Five  Oaks,  Day- 
ton, O. 

BLAIK,  JOHN  DAVIS,  JR.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Winsboro,  S.C.,  Jan.  14,  1897.  Son 
of  John  Davis,  Sr.,  and  Minnie  (Scott)  Blair. 
Ed.:  Lebanon  H.  Sen.,  1912;  B.  S.,  Clemson 
Coll.,  1917;  Mercer  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  (sub.)  varsity  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams,  Clemson  Coll.  1922-26,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach  F.B.  team  (State  Champ.),  Limer  H. 
Sch.,  Macon,  Ga.  1926,  freshman  coach  F.B., 
Mercer  Univ.  1927-28,  varsity  line  coach,  Mer- 
cer Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secy,  and  bu.  mgr.,  B.B. 
Club  (Macon)  and  coach  at  Mercer  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  June,  1918;  Comm.  2nd.  Lt. ; 
discharged,  Dec.  24,  1918.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Lucille 
Morgan,  June  9,  1918.  Children:  John  Davis, 
3rd,  age  8 ;  Marion,  age  3.  Office:  Mercer  Univ., 
Macon,  Ga.     Home:  207  Boulevard,  Macon,  Ga. 

BLAIR,     TULLY     DANIEL,     amateur     golf 

champ.,  N.  and  S.  Carolina,  1927.  Born:  Greens- 
boro, N.  Car.,  May  3,  1896.  Son  of  Lee  T.  and 
Johnsie  (Gillespie)  Blair.  Ed.:  Greensboro  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  N.  Car. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Greensboro  Y.M.C.A. 
state  champ.  Bskt.  B.  team  (won  15  games,  lost 
none).  1916,  won  Greensboro  City  tennis  singles 
champ.  1924-25-27,  golf  champ.,  Greensboro 
C.C.       1926-27,    golf     champ.,     Sedgefield     C.C. 

1927,  Carolina's  amateur  golf  champ.,  holder  of 
course  record,  Greensboro  C.C.  (70,  par  71) 
and  amateur  record,  Sedgefield  C.C.  (70,  par 
70). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agency  mgr.,  Pilot  Life  Ins. 
Co.,  Greensboro,  N.  C.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
K.T.  Married:  Jessie  Wicker,  1918.  Office- 
Pilot  Life  Ins.  Co.,  Greensboro,  N.  Car.  Home: 
Sedgefield,  Greensboro,  N.  Car. 

BLAKE,  GEORGE  V.,  boxing.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  March  4,  1881.  Son  of  John  and  Mar- 
garet (Julian)  Blake.  Ed.:  Chicago  English  & 
Manual  Training  Sch. 

Record:  1915,-16-17,  Thacher  Sch.  Boxing 
instr.  1918-19-20,  Army  boxing  instr.  1921-22- 
23-24-25,  Los  Angeles  Ath.  C.  boxing  instr.  1924, 
coached    and    instructed    boxers    who    won    the 


boxing  section  of  the  Olympic  games  for  the 
U.S.  1925-26-27,  mgr.  of  Fidel  LaBarba,  world's 
flyweight  champ.  1920,  coach  for  the  four  sol- 
diers who  made  the  Olympic  team  and  was  sent 
with  them  to  Antwerp. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  of  professional  box- 
ers. Affiliations:  B.P.O.  Elks  Lodge  No.  99; 
K.  of  C. ;  Natl.  Boxing  Com.,  A.A.U.  Clubs: 
Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Sea  Breeze  Beach  C. ;  Beach 
C.  Hobby:  Squash,  hand-ball.  Married:  Flor- 
ence Lawlor,  July  12,  1912.  Home:  1015  S. 
Westlake  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

BLAKE,  ROBERT  EDWIN,  football,  base- 
ball, track  and  basketball.  Born:  Cuero,  Tex., 
Jan.  31,  1885.  Son  of  Daniel  B.  and  Mary  (Wel- 
don)  Blake.  Ed.:  Bowen  Prep.  Sch.,  1903;  A. 
A.B.,  Vanderbilt  Univ.,  1908;  A.B.,  Oxford 
Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1903-07,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  and  Baskt.B.  teams  (Capt.  F.B.  team, 
1907);  picked  on  All-S.  F.B.  team;  1904-08, 
mem.    Vanderbilt     Univ.     varsity    track    team. 

1907,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team; 
chosen  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team ;  hon.  mentioned 
by  Walter  Camp  and  Grantland  Rice.  1909, 
mem.  Oxford  Univ.    (England)    track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Internat'l.  Shoe  Co.  Affili- 
ations: Kappa  Sigma  ;  Mason  ;  Civic  A.  A. ;  Quo- 
dariva  Hunting  and  Fishing  Club  (St.  Louis, 
Mo.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married: 
Dorothy  Gaynor,  July  24,  1912.  Children:  Rob- 
ert E.,  Jr.,  age  13 ;  E.  Gaynor,  age  11 ;  Gilbert 
S.,  age  8.  Office:  1501  Wash.  Ave.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.  Home:  121  Plant  Ave.,  Webster  Grove,  Mo. 

BLANCHARD,  MARCUS,  football.  Born: 
Marshall,  Mo.,  Jan.  24,  1873.  Son  of  Geo.  B. 
and  Emmaline  (Payne)  Blanchard.  Ed.:  Mo. 
Valley  Coll.;   Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  1891-92-93,  mem.  Mo.  Valley  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1896-98,  mem.  Stanford 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  Affiliations:  San 
Jose  Realty  Bd. ;  steward  and  trustee  of  M.  E. 
Church  South.  Married:  Edith  O.  Mumma. 
May  14,  1901.  Office:  94  South  2nd  St.,  San  Jose, 
Calif.    Home:  553  S.  7th  St.,   San  Jose,  Calif. 

BLANKENAGEL,  JOHN  C,  I.  C.  conference 
mile  champion,  1908.  Born:  Germantown,  Wis., 
Dec.  22,  1886.  Son  of  August  and  Lucie  (Beck- 
er)   Blankenagel.      Ed.:    Univ.    of    Wis.,    B.A., 

1908,  Ph.D.,  1915;  Univ.  of  Toulouse,  1919; 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1920. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (I.  C.  conf.  mile  champ.,  1908).  1907, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross-country  team.  1908, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  1-mile  relay  team.  Hold 
Univ.  of  Wis.  mile  record   (4  min.  28  1-5  sec). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Professor,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.  (Delaware,  Ohio).  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed 313th  .Inf.,  79th  Div.,  1917 ;  discharged 
Sgt.,  1919.  'Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta ; 
Modern  Language  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  Univ.  Professors ;  Chicago  A.  A.  Hobby:  Mu- 
sic and  sports.  Married:  Caroline  Elizabeth 
Jesse,  June  3,  1921.  Children:  Helen  Elizabeth, 
age  2.  Office:  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Delaware, 
Ohio.    Home:  55  N.  Wash.  St.,  Delaware,  Ohio. 

BLASE,  ROLAND  R.,  football.  Born:  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  May  3,  1887.  Son  of  Ernst  F.  and 
Margaret  C.  (Bach)  Blase.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1914;  C.E.,  1915. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team 
(Pacific  Coast  Conf.  Champs.)  ;  All-Amer.  Rug- 
by P.B.  team. 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Minn.  Highway  Dept. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Mason. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  aths.  Office:  1246  Univ. 
Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  North  St.  Paul, 
Minnesota. 

BLEICHNER,  PAUL  J.,  football.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Jan.  12,  1902.  Son  of  Geo.  J. 
and  Anna  (Soulier)  Bleichner.  Ed.:  South  H. 
Sell.;   Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record :  Mem.  South  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  and  track  teams  for  four  yrs.  1925,  played 
pro.  F.B.  with  Ormbsy,  Valley-Strip  (West.  Pa. 
champs.),  Pittsburgh  Lyceum,  and  Bradley 
Eagles  F.B.  teams.  1927,  refereed  Bskt.B. 
games  for  Catholic  Lyceum  League  (Pitts- 
burgh), Butler  County  League,  Gazette  Times 
League,  and  Commercial  Industrial  League. 
On  P»d.  of  Governors  of  the  Tri-State  Officials 
Asso.  Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials.  Coach, 
Carrick  Odd.  A.  C. 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Notary  public ;  real  estate 
and  ins.  agent.  Affiliations:  Carrick  Aeria  F. 
O.  E.  No.  1520;  Maccabees;  St.  Michael's  Ly- 
ceum ;  St.  Wendelin's  Lyceum ;  Carrick  Vol. 
Fire  Co. ;  Ins.  Federation  of  Pa. ;  Knights  of 
St.  George;  South  High  Alumnae  A.  A.;  South 
Hills  C.  C.  Hobby:  Footbail  and  golf.  Office: 
1804  Carson  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  1625 
Brownsville  Rd.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

BLISS,  JAMES  GARFIELD,  capt,  Ohio 
State  Univ.  baseball  team,  1914.  Born:  East 
Canton,  Ohio,  Nov.  25,  1891.  Son  of  John  A. 
and  Champie  (Streeby)  Bliss.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  1914 ;  grad.  work,  Ohio  State  Univ., 
1915;  Harvard,  1916;  M.A.,  Columbia  Univ., 
1925;  Ph.D.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  All-Ohio  B.B.  team. 
1912-14,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams    (capt.,  B.B.   team,   1914).     1918-19, 


dir.  aths.,  5th  Div.  U.  S.  regulars,  France  and 
Germany.  1919-20,  dir.  aths.  and  coach,  Cen- 
tral H.  Sch.  (Akron,  Ohio).  1920-24,  dir.  phys. 
ed.  and  B.B.  and  P.B.  coach,  Miami  Univ.  (Ox- 
ford, Ohio).  1922,  associate  coach  of  "Big  Six" 
F.B.  champs. ;  founder  of  Summer  Sch.  for  Ath. 
Coaches,  Miami  Univ.  1926-2S,  dir.  hygiene 
and  phys.  ed.,  track  coach  and  mem.  Ath.  Bd., 
State  Teachers'  Coll.    (West  Chester,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  hygiene  and  phys. 
sd.,  State  Techers  Coll.  (West  Chester,  Pa.). 
War  Record:  Capt.  Co.  E.  331  Inf.,  Camp  Sher- 
man; mem.  A.  E.  F. ;  pres.  rank  capt.,  Inf.,  O. 
R.  C.  Affiliations:  Mason,  Kappa  Sigma;  Gam- 
ma Phi ;  Alpha  Pi  Upsilon ;  Amer.  Red  Cross ; 
West  Chester  C.  C. ;  State  Ath.  Bd.,  Pa.  Slale 
Teachers  Coll. ;  Ohio  Conf.  Officials  Asso. 
Hobby:  Fishing,  hunting  and  writing.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Mulby,  Nov.  10,  1919.  Children: 
Thomas  Edward,  age  7 ;  Joan,  age  5.  Office- 
State  Teachers  Coll.,  West  Chester,  Ta.  Home: 
424  Prince  St.,  West  Chester,  Pa. 


BLISS,  LAURENCE  T.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  28,  1872.  Son  of 
Robert  and  Marie  (Handy)  Bliss.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.;   Ph.B.,   Yale,   1893. 

Record:  1888-89,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1889).  1889-90,  mem.  l'bil- 
lips  Andover  Acad.  B.B.  team.  1890,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1891-92,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1893,  capt. 
Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Presi.  Occupation:  Wholesale  coal.  Affilia- 
tions: Thorne,  Neale  &  Co.,  Inc.,  Phila.  (Tresis. )  ; 
Dela.  Trust  Co.,  Wilmington  (Dir.)  ;  Finance 
Com.,  Bd.  of  Ministerial  Relief  and  Sustenla- 
tion,  Presby.  Church  (Dir.)  ;  Yale  Club  (N. 
Y.  C).  Married:  Anna  Lovell,  Dec.  19,  1903. 
Children:  Laurence  T.,  Jr.,  age  23 ;  Preston 
S.  Lovell,  age  18;  Robert,  age  11.  Office:  Kith 
and  Arch  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  923  Van 
Buren  St.,  Wilmington,  Del. 


BLOOMER,  JAMES  RALPH,  mem.  Yale 
football  teams,  1900-04.  Born:  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  Sept.  17,  1882.  Son  of  James  Frank  and 
Ada  (Bare)  Bloomer.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch. 
(Concord,  N.  H.).  1898:  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.,   1900;   A.B.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B., 
crew  and  track  teams.  1899-1900,  mem.  Phil- 
lips Andover  Acad.  F.B.  and  track  team 
(awarded  Roberts  Cup  for  best  all-around 
player,  1899).  1900,  chosen  tackle,  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.„  1900-04,  mem. 
Yale  F.B.  team.  1903,  chosen  tackle,  Casper 
Whitney's  All-Amer.  eleven ;  mem.  Yale  crew. 
1905,  coach  Yale  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  mining. 
Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  1st  lieut.  Air  Service 
Aeronautics,  1917;  commanding  officer  G19th 
Aero  Squadron,  Sept.,  1917 ;  discharged,  Feb.  1, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  Howard  Cole 
and  Co.;  vice-pres.,  Lake  Shore  Land  Co.; 
vice-pres.,  Great  West.  Timber  Corp. ;  vice- 
pres.,  La  Fortuna  Mines  Co.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Embassy  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Sands  Point  (Port  Wash.,  N.  Y.)  ;  Yale  (N. 
Y.)  ;  Garden  City  C.  C.  (Garden  City,  L.  I.). 
Office:  551  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
107  Nassau  Blvd.,  Garden  City,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

BLOSS,  EDWARD  B.,  track.  Born:  Titus- 
ville,  Pa.,  Oct.  21,  1870.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Sarach  Ann  (Mackie)  Bloss.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.;  Harvard,  B.A.,  1894;  L.L.B., 
1895. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  track 
team.  1890-93,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(new  record  jump,  21  ft.  10  in.).  1892, 
1)3,  won  llarvard-Yale  dual  track  meet.  1895- 
90,  won  London  A.C.  and  N.Y.A.C.  track  meets 
(all-around   N.Y.A.C.    champ.,    1896). 

Affiliations:  Mgr.  clerk,  Weeks,  Battle  and 
Marshall  (N.Y.C.,  N.Y.)  ;  mgr.  clerk,  Battle 
and  Marshall  (N.Y.C.,  N.Y.)  \  Pi  Eta;  Hasty 
Pudding  Club  (Harvard  Univ.)  ;  "H"  Club 
(Harvard,  N.Y.)  ;  Boston  A.C;  N.Y.A.C. 
Married:  Belle  Brindley,  Dec.  6,  1926.  Chil- 
dren: Wm.  Wentworth,  age  14;  Andrew  Ma- 
ckie, age  12.  Address:  137  Highwood  Ave.,  Le- 
onia,  N.J. 


BLOSSOM,  JOHN  THEODORE,  dir.  of  ath. 
Yale,  1922-23.  Bom:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  May  28, 
1891.  Son  of  Henry  S.  and  Leila  (Stocking) 
Blossom.  Ed.:  Univ.  Sch.  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ; 
Taft  Sch.  (Watertown,  Conn.)  ;  A.B.  Yale, 
1914. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Taft.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams,  (capt.  B.B.  1910).  1911, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.  1913-14).  1922- 
26,  dir.  of  ath.  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  War  Service: 
Comnd.  Capt.  Inf.  Nov.  15,  1917,  capt.  Co.  M. 
332nd  Inf.,  Personnel  Adj.  7th  Army  Corps ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Partner  Murfey,  Blos- 
som &  Morris  Co.  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  vice-pres. 
The  Blossom  Lock  Co.  (Cleveland,  Ohio). 
Clubs:  Kirtland  C.C. ;  Pepper  Pike  C.C. ;  The 
Tavern;  Yale  (N.Y.C.,  N.Y.).  Married:  Beryl 
Scott.  Children:  Beryl  Jane,  age  12 ;  John  T., 
Jr.,  age  11;  Robert  S.,  age  4.  Office:  901  Kuar- 
dian  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  2939 
Glengary  Rd.  Shaker  Heights,  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 


ELOTT,  JACK  LEONARD,  assistant  coach 
Univ.  of  Michigan.  Born:  Girard,  Ohio,  Aug. 
24,  1902.  Son  of  Emery  B.  and  Grace  (Wil- 
liams) Blott.  Ed.:  Girard  H.  sch.;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.,   1924. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.).  1923-24,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team  (capt.  1924;  West. 
Conf.  champs.).  1923  mem.  Walter  Camp's 
1st  mythical  All-Amer.  team.  1924,  mem. 
Cincinnati  Natl.  B.B.  League ;  asst.  coach 
Univ.   of  Mich. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  coach  Univ.  of 
Mich.  Affiliations:  Lamda  Chi  Alpha.  Hobby: 
Fishing,  hunting,  handball  and  golf.  Married: 
Helene  Williams,  Sept.  3  1925.  Office:  Admin. 
Bldg.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  1505  Morton 
Ave.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

BLOUNT,  FREDERICK  ARTHUR,  sprinter. 
Born:  Magog,  Province  of  Quebec,  Canada,  June 
12,  1879.  Son  of  Francis  Orpheus  and  Mary 
(Boylan)  Blount.  Ed.:  St.  Johnsbury,  Vt., 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1900;  N.  Y.  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1898-1900,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1898,  sec.  place  (50-yd.  dash)  Yale  indoor  meet; 
sec.  place  (100-yd.  dash)  Yale-Harvard  dual 
track  meet.  1899,  1st  place  (100-yd.  dash)  Yale 
spring  meet  (101-5  sec.)  ;  1st  place  (100-yd. 
dash)  Yale-Harvard  dual  meet  (10  1-5  sec.)  ; 
mem.  Yale-Harvard  track  team  which  competed 
in  England  in  1899  against  joint  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Home  guard  (Overbrook,  Pa.);  Draft  Bd. ; 
Legal  Adv.  Bd.  of  Phila.  Co.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Overbrook  Club ;  Amer.  Bar  Asso. ;  Phila.  Pat- 
ent Law  Asso.;  Law  Asso.  (Phila.)  ;  Art  Club 
(Phila.)  ;  Yale  Club  (Phila.)  ;  Overbrook  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Sara  Smith.  Children: 
Sara  Frances,  age  10.  Office:  1500  Chestnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  6429  Sherwood  Rd.,  Over- 
brook, Pa. 

BLUE,  LUZERNE  A.,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  5,  1897.  Son  of  Charles 
and  Ida  May  (Reamer)  Blue.  Ed.:  M.A., 
Briarly  Hall. 

Record;  1916-17,  mem.  Martinsburg,  W.  Va. 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Portland,  Ore.,  pro- 
B.B.  team  (Pacific  Coast  League).  1921-28, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  Detroit.  1922,  voted  most 
valuable  1st  baseman  in  "Big  Leagues."  1928, 
mem.  St.  Louis  Browns  pro.  B.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.,  also  ins.  broker. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  1918,  U.  S.  Army,  inf.; 
discharged,  Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason: 
Burch  Hill  C.C.  (Detroit).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Care  St.  Louis  Browns,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Homt  : 
2505  13th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


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BLUEGE,  OSWALD  LOUIS,  3rd  baseman 
Washington  Baseball  Club.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
Oct.  24,  1900.  Son  of  Adam  and  Olga  (Goethe) 
Bluege.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs.  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Lu- 
theran Inst. 

Record:  1920-21,  S.S.  Peoria  B.B.  team  (Three 
I  League).  1922,  reported  to  Wash.  B.B.  Club; 
Aug.,  1922,  farmed  to  Minneapolis  Club  of 
Amer.  Asso.  1923,  reported  back  to  Wash.  B.B. 
Club.  1923-28,  played  with  Wash.  B.B.  Club  as 
3rd  baseman.  Batting  average,  1926,  .271 ;  1927, 
.276.     Fielding  average,  .950. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Third  baseman  Washing- 
ton B.B.  Club.  Affiliations:  Wash.  Bd.  of  Track; 
City  Club.  Hobby:  Bowling  and  ice  skating. 
Married:  Margaret  Heileg,  Raleigh,  N.  C,  Oct. 
2,  1926.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3380  Stuyvesant  PI.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

BLUME,  CLINTON  W.,  baseball.  Born; 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  17,  1898.  -Son  of  Ernest 
and  Adelaide  (Fairhurst)  Blume.  Ed.:  Eras- 
mus Hall ;  B.S.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:   Mem.  Erasnius  Hall  B.B.  and  F.B. 

teams,  1922-26,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  B.B.  team 
(picked  All- Amer.  team,  1922).  1922-23,  mem. 
N.  Y.  Giants  (World's  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  ins.  Naval 
Service:  U.  S.  Navy.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  "C"  Club  (Colgate  Univ.);  Trinity 
Club.  Hobby:  Handball.  Office:  44  Court  St., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  750  Kenmore  PI.,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y. 

BLUMER,  CHARLES,  football.  Born:  Ellen- 
dale,  N.  Dak.,  July  29,  1899.  Son  of  Fred  and 
Margaret  (Klee)  Blumer.  Ed.:  State  Normal 
and  Industrial  Sch.  (Ellendale,  N.  Dak.)  ; 
D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  State  Normal  and  In- 
dustrial Sch.  F.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  State 
Normal  and  Industrial  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1918,  mem.  State  Normal  and  Indus- 
trial Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1919, 
Bskt.B.  coach  Drake  (N.  Dak.)  H.  Sch.  1921, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.,  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Naval  Service: 
U.  S.  Naval  Air  Service,  Dec,  20,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Amer.  Legion;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Minn.)  ;  Xi  Psi  Chi.  Married:  Erna  Risch- 
mille.  Office:  700  Yeates  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  2825  Park  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 


BLUSTIN,  SHOLLY  SAM,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Aug.  7, 
1905.  Son  of  Abe  and  Ida  (Evidon)  Blustin. 
Ed.:  North  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis)  ;  Univ.  of 
Minnesota. 


Record:  1921-22,  mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1922).  1922-23,  mem.  North  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  coached  Junior  Park 
League  Bskt.B.  team  to  champ.  1924-25,  mem. 
Mercury  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (won  Senior  Ama- 
teur champ.,  Minneapolis  and  St.  Paul,  1924; 
won  Minneapolis  champ.,  1925).  Mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pharmacist.  Affiliations: 
N.  W.  Nat'l  Bank;  Victory  Pharmacy  Co.; 
Alpha  Beta  Phi. ;  Ta'u  Delta  Phi. ;  Wulling  Club 
(treas.)  ;  A.Z.A.  (honorary  mem.).  Office:  2808 
W.  Broadway,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  1617 
11th  Ave.  South,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

BOATWRIGHT,  JOHN  REUBEN,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Lynchburg,  Va.,  Feb.  13, 
1896.  Son  of  Albert  Sidney  and  Jean  (Caruth- 
ers)  Boatwright.  Ed.:  Lynchburg  H.  Sch. 
(Lynchburg,  Va.)  ;  Univ.  of  Va.  (Charlottes- 
ville, Va.). 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Lynchburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (State  champs.,  1912- 
13).  1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  team.  1923, 
mem.  Inf.  Sch.  (Ft.  Benning,  Ga.)  F.B.  team. 
1925,  coach  Wofford  Coll.  (Spartansburg,  S.  C). 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.S.A.  War  Record: 
Second  lieut.,  comnd.  capt.,  11th  Inf.,  U.S.A., 
5th  Div.,  St.  Mihiel,  Meuse-Argonne  offensives. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  DeWitt  Clinton  Consistory, 
A.A.S.R. ;  Saladin  Temple,  AA.O.N.M.S.  (Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.)  ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  S.  Conf. 
Official;  Spartanburg  C.C.  (Spartanburg,  S.  C). 
Married:  Nancy  Lloyd,  Jan.  28,  1919.  Children: 
John  Reuben,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Nancy  Allen,  age  6. 
Address:  Care  A.G.O.,  War  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

BOCOCK,  JAMES  BRANCH,  football.  Born: 
Woodstock,  Va.,  Nov.  10,  1884.  Son  of  James 
B.  and  Rosalie  (Hollyday)  Bocock.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Georgetown  Univ.,  1906. 

Record :  1903-04-05-06,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1906).  1904,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  crew.  1905,  coach 
Western  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1907-08,  head 
coach  Univ.  of  Georgia.  1909-10-12-16,  head 
coach  V.P.I.  1911,  head  coach  Univ.  of  N.  Car. 
1920-21,  head  coach  L.S.U.  1924-25-26,  head 
coach  Univ.  of  S.  Car.  South.  Conf.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial.    F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  coach. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer  and  lawyer.  Mil. 
Service:  Special  agent,  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Justice 
(Bureau  of  Investigation),  1917-20.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Delta  Chi;  South.  Conf.  F.B. 
Officials'  Asso. ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  June  Lyndon,  Aug. 
21,  1910.  Children:  Mary  Maclin,  age  7;  James 
Branch,  Jr.,  age  13.     Home:  Blacksburg,  Va. 


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BODE,  FRED  A.,  coach  Langley  High  School 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams,  1922-27.  Born: 
Youngstown,  Ohio,  Dec.  18,  1894.  Son  of  George 
and  Anna  (Fiehler)  Bode.  Ed.:  S.  H.  Sch. 
(Youngstown,  Ohio),  1913;  Springfield  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  S.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  Soccer 
team.  1918,  coach  Connellsville,  Pa.,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-27,  coach  Langley  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Langley  H.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Mason.  Married:  Katherine  Bren- 
ner, Sept.  12,  1916.  Children:  Dana  Jack,  age 
7 ;  Mary  Anna,  age  3.  Office:  Sheridan,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.     Home:  Poplar  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

BOGERT,  CHARLES  A.,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Sandusky,  Ohio,  June  19,  1881.  Son  of  Jay  and 
Mary  (Diedrick)  Bogert.  Ed.:  Sandusky  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1927,  won  Natl,  trapshooting  champ, 
of  North  America  (high  average,  9778)  ;  broke 
6698  of  6850  targets;  continuous  high  run,  383 
straight ;  had  18  continuous  runs  of  100  and 
over  (only  missed  one  in  555  targets). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Jewelry  business.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Elk;  Cleveland  Club  (Cleveland, 
Ohio);  Sandusky  G.C. ;  A.T.A.  Hobby:  Trap- 
shooting.  Office:  140  Jackson  St.,  Sandusky, 
Ohio.    Home:  616  Jackson  St.,  Sandusky,  Ohio. 

BOGLEY,  R.  AUBREY,  canoeing.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  12,  1900.  Son  of  J.  William 
and  Annie  (Fletcher)  Bogley.  Ed.:  Central  H. 
Sch.,  1918;  Georgetown  Univ.,  LL.B. ;  LL.M. 

Record:  1923,  won  senior  four  single  blade 
race  for  Colonial  Canoe  Club ;  competed  Cana- 
dian Champ,  senior  single-blade  four  (repre- 
sented U.  S.  in  Internat.  race).  1924,  won 
senior  four  single-blade  races  Potomac  Boat 
Club.  1925,  won  double-blade  four  race  Poto- 
mac Boat  Club.  1923-24-25,  won  Tandem  single 
and  double  blade  race  Potomac  Boat  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  A.C.A. ; 
Potomac  Boat  Club ;  Colonial  Canoe  Club ; 
Mason;  Phi  Mu  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Grace  Roberds,  April  9,  1926.  Office:  902  Hibbs 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3707  Woodley  Rd. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.   C. 

BOGUE,  GEORGE  RICHARDSON,  football. 
Born:  Omaha,  Nebr.,  Feb.  10,  1906.  Son  of 
Charles  Bishop  and  Mary  (Richardson)  Bogue. 
Ed.:  San  Mateo  Union  H.  Sch.  (San  Mateo, 
Calif.),  1923;  Stanford  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  San  Mateo  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (North  Calif,  champs.,  1922).  1921,  mem. 
San  Mateo  H.  Sch.  track  team  (held  Peninsula 
Ath.  League  220-yd.  record;  time,  23  sec.  flat). 


1923,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B.  team,  1924- 
25-26,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team  (Pa- 
cific Coast  Conf.  champs.,  1924 ;  Nat'l  champs., 
1926 — Dickenson  rating).  1927,  mem.  Olympic 
Club  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  underwriter,  Aetna 
Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Skull  and  Snakes 
Soc. ;  Honorary  Ath.  Soc.  (Stanford)  ;  De  Mo- 
lay;  Olympic  Club  (San  Francisco).  Hobby: 
Football  and  rowing.  Office:  333  Pine  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  208  Peninsula  Ave., 
Burlingame,  Calif. 

BOHLER,  JOHN  FREDERICK,  basketball. 
Born:  Reading,  Pa.r  Apr.  14,  1885.  Son  of  John 
Allen  and  Susan  (Mohn)  Bohler.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Schuylkill  Coll.,  Reading,  Pa.,  1907;  Univ.  of 
Neb.,  1907-08;  Lake  Chautauqua  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  and  Ath. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Scuylkill  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1906-07,  capt. 
and  center  Reading's  World  Champ.  Bskt.B. 
team  (final  series  with  De  Neri  Club  at  Phila., 
record  42  victories,  no  defeats).  1908-26,  coach 
Wash.  State  Coll.,  coached  the  following :  Jack 
Nelson  (nat'l  sprint  champ.,  1910),  Eldon  Jenne 
(pole  vaulter,  mem.  of  1920  Olympic  team), 
John  Divinie  (Nat'l  Collegiate  two-mile  champ., 
1925)  ;  Pacific  Coast  Bskt.B.  champ,  teams, 
1909-16.  1918,  West.  Dist.  Rep.  Nat'l  I.C.A.A. 
1915-25,  sec.  Pac.  N.West.  I.C.  Conf.  1915-28, 
mem.  Nat'l  Collegiate  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Phys.  Ed.  and  Ath. 
State  Coll.  of  Wash.,  Pullman,  Wash.  War 
Record:  Officers'  Training  Camp,  Presido,  sum- 
mer 1918,  Phy.  Ed.  and  Bayonet  Sch.,  Prince- 
ton when  Armistice  was  signed.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  K.  of  P. ;  Methodist ;  Kiwanis ;  C.  of  C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ida  Louise  Hatz,  Dec. 
29,  1909.  Children:  John  Frederick,  Jr.,  age 
16 ;  Robert  Allen,  age  10.  Office:  Gym.,  Pullman, 
Wash.     Home:  708  Campus,  Pullman,  Wash. 

BOHM,  WILBUR  HARRISON  SMITH,  track 
and  football.  Born:  Edwardsville,  111.,  Feb.  8, 
1894.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Emma  H.  C. 
(Smith)  Bohm.  Ed.:  St.  Charles  Mil.  Acad.; 
Mo.  Mil.  Acad. ;  Castle  Heights  Mil.  Acad. ; 
Univ.  of  Idaho ;  D.O.,  Amer.  Sch.  of  Osteopathy, 
1921,  Univ.  of  Calif.;  Univ.  of  111.;  Univ.  of 
Wis. ;  Univ.  of  Nebr. ;  Phila.  Coll.  of  Osteopathy, 
Kirksville  Coll.  of  Osteopathy. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  St.  Charles  Mil.  Acad. 
Bskt.  B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (Mo.  State 
Inter-Sch.  B.B.  champs.).  1911-12,  mem.  Mo. 
Mil.  Acad.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.,  B.B.  and"  track  teams. 
1912-13,  mem.  Castle  Heights  Mil.  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (won  S.  Inter-sch. 
track  champ.,  new  record  shot-put  and  discus- 
throw  ;  mem.  All-S.  Inter-sch.  F.B.  team.    1915- 


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16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Idaho  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1912-17,  mem.  Mo.  A.C.  track  team.  1913,  mem. 
Mo.  A.C.  F.B.  team.  1917,  won  Nat'l  Jr.  A.A.U. 
champ,  discus-throw.  1917-18,  won  St.  Louis 
Municipal  champ,  shot-put  and  discus-throw. 
1917-21,  mem.  Amer.  Sch.  of  Osteopathy  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (won  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  champ, 
shot-put  and  discus-throw,  1918-19).  1925-26, 
mem.  111.  A.C.  track  team.  1926-28,  ath.  dir. 
and  instr.  phys.  ed.  Wash.  State  Coll.  (Pull- 
man, Wash.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  and  Instr.  Phy. 
Ed.  Wash.  State  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  159th  De- 
pot Brigade,  Camp  Zachary  Taylor,  Ky. ;  dis- 
charged sgt.,  Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Shriner;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Izaak  Walton 
League;  Amer.  Legion;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Amer.  Phy.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Mo.  A.C. ;  111.  A.C. ;  Atlas 
Club.  Address:  1209  Kamiaker  St.,  Pullman, 
Washington. 

BOHSTEDT,  GUSTAV,  rowing.  Born:  Gnis- 
sau,  Holstein,  Germany,  June  22,  1887.  Son  of 
Henry  A.  and  Anna  (Rotermund)  Bohstedt. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.S.,  1915;  M.S.,  1916; 
Ph.D.,  1925. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  freshman  crew  at  Pough- 
keepsie  I.C.  Regatta.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  of  the  Animal  Indus- 
try Dept.,  Ohio  Agri.  Expr.  Station,  Wooster,  O. 
Affiliations:  "W"  Club;  Kiwanis  (Wooster,  O.)  ; 
Theta  Chi;  Sigma  Xi ;  Alpha  Zeta  (Univ.  of 
Wis.).  Hobby:  Home  decoration.  Married: 
Ruth  Conway,  1918.  Children:  Carl  Conway, 
age  8 ;  James  Hunt,  age  4.  Office:  Ohio  Experi- 
ment Station,  Wooster,  O.  Home:  921  Scovel 
Ave.,  Wooster,  O. 


BOLDT,  CLARENCE  BEN,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Albion,  Mich.,  July  3,  1905.  Son 
of  Herman  and  Martha  (Nielson)  Boldt.  Ed.: 
Albion  H.  Sch.;  Albion  Coll. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Albion  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (F.B.  team,  undefeated,  1922). 
1920-23,  mem.  Albion  H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  team 
(capt.,  1922-23).  1923-25-26,  mem.  Albion  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1923-25-26-27,  mem  Albion  Coll.  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1925-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "A" 
Club  (Albion  Coll.)  ;  Sigma  Chi.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  reading.  Home:  911  N.  Clinton  St.,  Albion, 
Mich. 


BOLES,  LAWRENCE  CASPER,  football 
coach.  Born:  Blanchester,  Ohio,  Sept.  9,  1883. 
Son  of  Wilson  H.  and  Anna  (Girton)  Boles. 
Ed.:  Blanchester  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ. 


Record:  1906,  F.B.  coach,  London  Ohio.  1907- 
12,  F.B.  coach  Fostoria  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.  (1912 
rated  as  one  of  four  best  H.  Sch.  teams  in  the 
country).  1913,  F.BB.  coach  East  High  (Cleve- 
land) ;team  won  Senate  champ,  and  Quadran- 
gle flag.  1915-28,  ath.  dir.  Wooster  Coll. 
(Wooster,  Ohio)  ;  Bskt.B.  team  won  Ohio  Conf. 
champ.   (1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Elmwood  Realty  Co. 
Affiliations:  Mason  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Rotarian; 
Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  dir.  Phys.  Ed.  Soc. ;  Natl.  I.C. 
Ath.  Asso. ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Wooster 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lillian  Cochran. 
Children:  Carmen,  age  18.  Office:  Wooster 
Coll.,  Wooster,  Ohio. 

BOLESTA,  HENRY  FRANKLIN,  professional 
golfer.  Born:  Tampa,  Fla.,  Mar.  20,  1898.  Son 
of  Frank  and  Mary  (Jones)  Bolesta.  Ed.: 
Public  Schs.  of  Tampa. 

Record:  1919-28,  pro.  golfer,  Palma  Ceia  G.C., 
(hold  course  record,  score  67,  1925).  1923,  fin- 
ished in  money  in  St.  Augustine  open  champ. 
1925,  finished  in  money  in  West  Coast  and  Fla. 
open  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.  Army,  Dec,  1917.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Shriner ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Palma  Ceia 
G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Anna  Grace  Whit- 
comb,  Aug.  8,  1920.  Children:  Winifred,  age  6; 
Marcia,  age  — .  Office:  Palma  G.C,  Tampa, 
Fla.     Home:  3001  Estrella  St.,  Tampa,  Fla. 

BOLEY,  CHARLES  C,  archery.  Born: 
LaCrosse,  Wis.,  July  3,  1911.  Son  of  Charles 
S.  and  Mary  H  (Mullally)  Boley.  Ed.:  J.  Ster- 
ling Morton  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1927,  Midwest  Archery  Asso.  junior 
champ,  (shoot  held  in  Chicago)  ;  runner-up  in 
junior  div.,  Natl.  Archery  Asso.  tournament 
(held  in  Cambridge,  Mass.)  ;  champ.  West 
Suburban  Council,  B.S.A.  (shoot  held  in  River- 
side, 111.)  ;  won  first  place  in  a  shoot  held  by 
Lincoln  Park  Archery  Club  at  Medinah  C.C. 
(Chicago). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Lin- 
coln Park  Archery  Club  (Chicago)  ;  Natl. 
Archery  Asso.;  Morton  Archery  Club  (Cicero, 
111.).  Hobby:  Archery.  Address:  3515  Kenil- 
worth  Ave.,  Berwyn,  111. 

BOLICH,  MARION,  football.  Born:  Saluda, 
N.  O,  June  12,  1906.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Sallie 
(McNeahon)  Bolich.  Ed.:  Richard  J.  Reynolds 
H.  Sch.  (Winston-Salem,  N.  C.)  ;  Trinity  Coll. 
(Durham,  N.  C.)  ;  Duke  Univ.  (Durham,  N.  C). 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Richard  J.  Reynolds 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Trinity  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem.  Duke  Univ. 
F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Duke  Univ.). 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Beta  Omega  Sigma; 
Varsity  Club  (Duke  Univ.)-  Hobby:  Swimming. 
Home:  Buena  Vista  Rd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 

BOLLES,  HARRY  ALBERT,  crew.  Bom: 
Willow  River,  Minn.,  July  3,  1899.  Son  of 
Henry  Albert  and  Edith  (Lewis)  Bolles.  Ed.: 
Billings  Poly.  Inst.;  U.S.N.A.,  1923;  Rensselaer 
Poly.  Inst. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1920, 
U.S.N,  plebe  crew;  mem.  Olympic  Crew;  mem. 
N.  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B. 
team  and  crew  (3  mi.  I.C.  crew  record;  won 
Stewards  Challenge  Cup  race  and  Poughkeepsie 
Regatta).  1921,  U.S.N.A.  inter-class  heavy- 
weight boxing.  1923,  capt.  U.S.N.A.  crew;  won 
Thompson,  Trophy  Cup.  1924,  mem.  N.  Officers' 
Crew ;  Amer.  Henley  Record. 

I'rcs.  Occupation:  Lieut.  U.S.N.,  C.E.C.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917;  served  aboard 
U.S.S.  Great  Northern  on  transport  duty  during 
war.  Affiliations:  Army  and  Navy  C.  Married: 
Gene  Crist,  July  13,  1924.  Office:  Navy  Yard, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  Alderwood  Manor, 
Wash. 

BOLSTAD,  LESTER  HAROLD,  golf.  Born: 
New  Prague,  Minn.,  May  19,  1908,  Son  of  A.  G. 
and  Mertie  (Myrum)  Bolstad.  Ed.:  East  H. 
Sell.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  Marshall  H.  Sch. 
(Minneapolis,  Minn.),  1925;  Univ  of  Minn. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  East  H.  Sch.  and  Mar- 
shall II.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  golf  teams. 
1924,  won  Minn.  State  junior  golf  champ.  1925- 
20,  won  Minn.  State  Public  Links  golf  champ. 
1020,  won  Natl.  Public  Links  golf  champ.  1927, 
won  West.  Conf.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Armour  G.C. 
Hobby.:  Golf.  Home:  1100  12th  Ave.,  S.  E., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

BOMEISLER,      DOUGLASS       MORTIMER, 

football.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  20,  1892. 
Son  of  Louis  E.  and  Natalie  (Cantoni)  Bomeis- 
ler.  Ed.:  Poly.  Prep.  Sch.,  1909;  B.A.,  Yale, 
1913. 

Record:  1908,  Greater  N.Y.  All-Sch.  end 
(F.B.).  1909-10,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew, 
and  Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams.  1911-12,  mem., 
Yale  varsity  F.B.  team;  chosen  by  Walter  Camp 
as  All-Amer.  end.  1922-24-25,  mem.  Yale  Club 
squash  tennis  team  (champ.,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  Mil. 
Service:  1st  Lieut.,  306  F.A.  77th  Div. ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged,  June,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Merrill  Lynch  &  Co.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  dir.  Sanitary 
Grocery  Co.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  McCallum  Hosiery 
Co.   (Northampton,  Mass.)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsi- 


lon ;  Yale  Club  ;  Engrs.  C.C. ;  Lunch  Club  ;  Broad 
St.  Club.  Married:  Dorothy  Topping  Douglas, 
14;  Stuart  Douglas,  age  7;  Douglass  M.,  Jr., 
age  1.  Office:  120  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
48  W.  59th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

BOND,  JAMES,  captain,  first  Univ.  of  Pa. 
varsity  crew,  1877-80.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec. 
18,  1856.  Son  of  James  and  Ellen  B.  (Alex- 
ander) Bond.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1877. 

Record:  1875-70-77,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
team.  1875-80,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Boat  Club 
(capt.  1877-78-79-80)  ;  capt.  and  mem.  first  var- 
sity crew,  Univ.  of  Pa.  (won  1st  Childs  Cup 
race)  ;  won  senior  singles  sculls  (Wilkes-Barre 
Regatta,  1878).  1876,  mem.  first  F.B.  team, 
Univ.  of  Pa.  1877-81,  mem.  Phila.  Fencing  and 
Sparring  Club.  1890-98,  mem.  Corinthian  Yacht 
Club  (Phila.).  1895-1904,  served  on  rowing 
com.  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  1897-99,  mem.  Beverly 
Yacht  Club ;  mem.  Riverton  Yacht  Club.  1897- 
1900,  coached  Pa.  charter  crews.  1898-1914, 
1928,  mem.  Bachelors'  Barge  Club  crews.  1828- 
1928,  mem.  Bachelors'  Barge  Club.  1921, 
coached  Undine  Barge  Club  for  Middle  States 
Regatta.     1922-27,  mem.  Undine  Barge  Club. 

Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Longport 
Civic  Club ;  Bachelors'  Barge  Club ;  Longport 
Yacht  Club  (Pres.  and  Commodore).  Hobby: 
Boats.  Married:  Mary  G.  Geise,  Apr.  27,  1880. 
Children:  James  Bond,  Jr.,  age  47 ;  Edith  Bond 
Lovett,  age  43;  Ethel  G.  (deed.)  ;  Dorothy  Bond 
Lande  (deed.)  ;  Florence  (deed.).  Office:  1640 
Ludlow  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  21st  Ave., 
Longport,  N.  J. 

BOND,  JAMES,  JR.,  crew.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa- 
Mar.  7,  1881.  Son  of  James  and  Mary  (Geise) 
Bond.     Ed.:  Pa.  Charter  Sch.    (Phila.,  Pa.). 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Penn  Charter  Sch. 
crew  and  F.B.  teams  (Inter-Sch.  F.B.  champs., 
1899).  1898,  won  Phila.  Jr.  double  sculls  re- 
gatta ;  won  Natl.  Inter-med.  double  sculls  re- 
gatta. 1900,  second  Passaic  champ,  singles ; 
won  Asso.  singles,  Harlem  regatta.  1902,  won 
senior  doubles.  1903,  second  champ,  singles. 
1904,  won  Wash,  senior  doubles ;  won  second 
fours,  Phila.  A.R.A.  1906,  won  first  fours, 
Phila.  A.R.A.  1907,  won  senior  4  shells,  Har- 
lem regatta ;  second  senior  eights ;  won  senior 
4  shells,  Phila.  A.R.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Photography,  Bond  Bros. 
Clubss  Bachelors'  Barge;  Phila.  A.C.  Hobby: 
Rowing  and  yachting.  Married:  Catherine 
Lewis,  1907.  Office:  1640  Ludlow,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  426  Wash.  Ave.,  Haddonfield,  N.  J. 

BOND,  THOMAS  JEFFERSON,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Soddy,  Tenn.,  July  4,  1903. 
Son  of  J.  J.  and  Julia  (Walker)  Bond.  Ed.: 
Soddy  H.  Sch.,  1923;  Milligan  Coll. 


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Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Soddy  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams  (champs.,  1921-22).  1924- 
27,  mem.  Milligan  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (leading  player,  Spalding's  Official  F.B. 
guide). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  teacher,  Marion 
Co.  H.  Sch.  (Jasper,  Tenn).  Office:  Box  A, 
Jasper,  Tenn.     Home:  Box  14,  Soddy,  Tenn. 

BONDI,  HOBART  EDWARD,  football.  Born: 
Madison,  Wis.,  May  21,  1894.  Son  of  Edward 
and  Dorothy  (Morgensen)  Bondi.  Ed.:  Madi- 
son (Wis.)  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Pace 
and  Pace,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  Madison  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1912). 
1910  and  1912,  State  Champ.  (Mile  Relay). 
1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (Ecker- 
sall's  choice  2nd  all  confer,  half-back).  1918, 
U.  S.  Army,  Camp  Taylor  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Bondi  and  Sachtjen, 
Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  1917 ;  discharged 
1919.  Affiliations:  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ; 
V.  F.  W. ;  Res.  Officers  Asso. ;  Masons ;  Amer. 
Legion;  Theta  Nu  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  Fishing.  Married:  Irene  Stock.  Office: 
1462  E.  Wash.  Ave.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
Maple  Bluff,  Madison,  Wis. 

BONDURANT,  DR.  CHARLES  PALMER, 

football,  basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Born: 
Miami,  Mo.,  July  17,  1897.  Son  of  Charles  P. 
and  Mildred  Jane  (Smith)  Bondurant.  Ed.: 
Keytesville  H.  Sch.,  1915;  Westminster  Coll., 
1916;  Univ.  of  Mo.,  1921;  Univ.  of  Okla.,  B.S., 
1922,  M.D.,  1924 ;  Univ.  of  Vinana,  1927. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.  B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1917-27,  offi- 
ciated Mo.  Valley,  Big  Ten,  Ind.  State  and  Okla. 
State  Coll.  Conf.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.,  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1923,  officiated  West.  Asso.  and  S.  West. 
League  pro.  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Skin  specialist.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.,  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha  ; 
Okla.  State  A.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  413 
Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home: 
216  West  32nd  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

BONNIWELL,  EUGENE  C.,  Fonder  and  Pres., 
Veteran  Athletes  of  Phila.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 
Sept.  25,  1873.  Son  of  Evander  Berry  and  Eliza- 
beth (Doherty)  Bonniwell.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Pa„  1893;  Ph.B.  (Hon.),  Villa  Nova  Coll., 
1910. 

Record:  1891,  125  lb.  wrestl.  champ.  Philo- 
patrian  Inst.  1892-23,  Pole  Vault  champ.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  1894,  1  mi.  handicap,  Ridley  Pk.,  Pa.; 
3  mi.  handicap,  Bank  Clerks'  A.A. ;  Capt.  Bank 
Clerks'  A.A.  F.B.  team.  1895,  3  mi.  Atlantic 
Div.    A.A.U.    Champ.     1896,    Capt.    South    End 


Wheelmen  (Bicycle  Club)  F.B.  champs,  of  Phila. 
1900-02,  Pole  Vault  champ.,  Cath.  Archdiocesan 
Union  of  Phila.  (record  holder).  Capt.  3  champ, 
teams,  St.  Anthony's  Lit.  Inst.  1909-11,  Vet. 
Pole  Vault  champ.  (10  ft.  6  in.).  1911,  Vet. 
mile  champ.,  5  feet  10  inches  (40  yrs.  of  age). 
Founder  and  Pres.  (22  yrs.)  Veteran  Athletes 
of  Phila. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Judge,  Municipal  Ct,  Phila. 
Affiliations:  Pres.,  Indus.  Finance  Service; 
Undergrad.  Dir.  Univ.  of  Pa.  A.A.A.  (1892)  ; 
Capt.  Bank  Clerks'  A.A.  (1891-93)  ;  Pres. 
Athenian  A.C. ;  Pres.  and  Capt.  St.  Anthony 
Lit.  Inst.,  Archdiocesan  (1900-03)  ;  Pres.  East. 
Bskt.  B.  League  (1925-26)  ;  Philopatrian  Inst.; 
Founder  mem.  Penn  A.C,  Phila. ;  Life  mem. 
Valley  Brook  C.C. ;  B.P.O.E.  No.  2;  F.O.E.  No. 
42;  Moose  No.  54;  Past  Chanc.-Gen.  Natl.  Soc. 
S.A.R. ;  Natl.  Secy.  O.  of  L. ;  Asst.  Natl.  Secy. 
O.  of  P. ;  Natl.  Dir.  Amer.  Flag  Asso. ;  Coun- 
cilor-State Secy.  Sons  of  Vets. ;  Soc.  of  War 
1812;  Chevalier  of  Ord.  of  Crown  of  Italy; 
Comdr.  of  Ord.  of  Damlin  of  Montenegro ;  Natl. 
Dem.  C.  of  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Madeleine  H.  Cahill,  June  5,  1900.  Children: 
Eugene  C,  Jr.,  age  27;  Robert  B.,  age  25; 
John  G.,  age  22;  Bernard,  age  19;  Madeleine, 
age  18 ;  Alfred,  age  16 ;  Eleanor,  age  14.  Office: 
690  City  Hall,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3311  Baring 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


BOOHER,  VANCE  EVERETT,  mem.  Central 
Board  of  Football  Officials,  1925-27.  Born:  Wind 
Ridge,  Pa.,  Dec.  22,  1885.  Son  of  J.  L.  and 
Anna  (Bristor)  Booher.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Wash,  and 
Jefferson  Coll.,  1907 ;  L.L.B.,  Harvard,  1914. 

Record:  1903-07,  mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1907-10,  ath.  coach  Greens- 
burg  H.  Sch.  (Greensburg,  Pa.).  1920-27,  F.B. 
official.     1925-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Helen  Bair,  1916.  Children:  Vance  E.,  Jr.,  age 
10;  Edward  Bair,  age  9.  Office:  Irwin  Gas 
Coal  Bldg.,  Greensburg,  Pa.  Home:  571  N.  Main 
St.,  Greensburg,  Pa. 


BOONE,  MARSHALL,  boxing.  Born:  Balti- 
more, Md.,  Oct.  11,  1901.  Son  of  W.  Kennedy 
and  Anne  (Herbert)  Boone.  Ed.:  Army  and 
Navy  Prep.;  B.S.,   Stanford,  1926. 

Record:  1919,  So.  Atlantic  breast  stroke 
champ.  1919-22,  mem.  Army  and  Navy  Prep. 
B.B.,  F.B.,  Baskt.B.,  track  and  swimming  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.,  1921)  ;  (capt.  track,  1922).  1921, 
So.  Atlantic  Swimming  440  yds.  (Jr.  champ.). 
1922,  won  heavyweight  boxing  champ,  of  Alaska. 
1922-26,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.,  track  and  swim- 
ming teams.  1924,  Balto.  city  champ.  16-lb.  shot 
and  discus.  1925,  Nat'l  Amateur  heavyweight 
champ. ;   3rd   place   in   Golden   Gate   swimming; 


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meet.     1926,  Pacific  Coast  A.A.U.  heavyweight 
champ.,  1927,  S.A.  Jr.  shot-put  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Military  Service: 
367  F.A.,  82  Div.  Pittsburgh,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: Gillett  &  Co.;  So.  Atlantic  A.A.U.  Assoc; 
Track,  Field  and  Wrestling  Comm.,  S.A.A.A.A. 
Clubs:  Cross  C.C.,  Balto. ;  Olympic  C,  San 
Francisco  ;  Balto.  A.C. ;  Maryland  C. ;  Bachelors' 
Cotillon  C.  Hobby:  Athletics:  Office:  Light 
and  Redwood  Sts.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Lake 
Roland  P.  O.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

BOONE,  WILLIAM  JAMES,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  champ.  F.B.  team, 
1905.  Bom:  Hillsdale,  Mich.,  July  17,  1897. 
Son  of  William  and  Mary  Alice  (Hinkle)  Boone. 
Ed.:  Mich.  State  Coll.,  1898-99;  A.B.,  Hillsdale 
Coll.,  1904;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1906. 

Record:  mem.  Mich.  State  Bskt.B.  team  (4 
yrs.)  ;  mem.  Hillsdale  Coll.  B.B.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (4  yrs.)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago F.B.  team  (2  yrs).  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  F.B.  team.  1906, 
coach  Hillsdale  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Boone  Motor  Co. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  111.  A.C;  Mid- 
lothian C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mae  M. 
Brough,  1908.  Children:  Daniel  J.,  age  18; 
Virginia  Mae,  age  15.  Office:  7733  Cottage 
Grove  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  7130  Paxton 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

BOOS,  GEORGE  W.,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minnesota 
hockey  team,  1925-27.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
Jan.  15,  1905.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Henry  P. 
Boos.     Ed.:  D.D.S.,  University  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team    (conf.  hockey  champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi ;  Delta  Sigma  Delta ;  Amer.  Dental  Asso. ; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Office:  608  Nicallet 
Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4848  Lake 
Harriet  Blvd.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

BOOTH,  ALFRED  BERCRY,  mem.,  two 
world's  record  relay  teams.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
Dec.  31,  1893.  Son  of  Alfred  Vernon  and  Ada 
(Bercry)  Booth.  Ed.  Univ.  Elementary  Sch., 
Chicago,  111.,  1907,  Univ.  H.  Sch.,  Chicago,  111., 
1911,  B.  S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1915. 

Record:  1909-10-11,  mem.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1912-13-14-15,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  swimming  team.  1914-15,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  track  team.  1915,  outdoor  meets  with 
Purdue,  111.,  and  Minn.,  won  two  lsts  and  one 
2nd  in  100  yd.  dash  (best  time  10  sec.  flat)  ; 
outdoor  conf.  meet,  placed  2nd  in  220  yd.  dash 
(time  21%  sec).  Ran  No.  4  on  mile  relay  (time 
49y5  sec.)  winning  conf.  champ.  During  Natl. 
A.  A.  U.  meet  (San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Aug.  5), 
ran  No.  2  on  400  yd.  and  800  yd.  relay  teams, 


winning  world's  records  in  both  events.  1916, 
indoor  (2nd  Regiment)  Armory  handicap  meet, 
won  440  from  scratch  (time  52%  sec).  1917, 
U.  S.  Army  Service  Conf.  meet  (at  San  Diego, 
Calif.)  won  50  yd.  dash  (time  5%  sec)  100  yd. 
dash  (time  10y5  sec)  and  220  yd.  22  flat  in 
Service  Conf.  meet.  1918,  Aviation  Conf.  meet, 
(Dallas,  Tex.)  Won  100  and  220  yd.  dash 
(time  22%  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Univ.  of  Calif.  Aviation  Ground  Sch.,  1917, 
Rockwell  Field,  San  Diego,  Calif.,  Flying  instr., 
1917,  1st  Lt,  R.M.A.,  Nov.,  1917.  1918,  student 
Call  Field  Wichita  Falls,  Tex.,  Nov.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Bank  Note  Co.;  Chi.  A.  C. : 
Lake  Shore  A.  C.  (life  mem.)  Chi.,  111.,  "W" 
Club,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  Knollwood  C.  C. ;  Mason, 
Sigma  Nu,  Adventurers  Club.  Married:  Bertha- 
may  Kemp.  Children:  Alfred  Bercry,  Jr.,  age 
8,  Constance  Janet,  age  5.  Office:  118  E.  20th 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  624  Garrett  PL,  Evans- 
ton,  111. 

BOOTH,  VERNE  H.,  track.  Born:  Sawyer, 
N.  Dak.,  Oct,  27.  1899.  Son  of  J.  F.  and  Mary 
A.  (Wilson)  Booth.  Ed.:  Velva  H.  Sch.,  Velva, 
N.  Dak. ;  Univ.  of  Del.,  1920-21 ;  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Velva  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1919,  mem.  Inter-Allied  track  team,  Paris.  1921, 
mem.  Del.  Univ.  track  team  (holder  Del.  mile 
record,  4:28,  2  miles,  9:48).  1921-22-23,  mem. 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  cross-country  team  (capt. 
1923-24,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  2-mile  champ,  (outdoors), 
team  (capt.  1924)  ;  holder  Johns  Hopkins  2- 
champ ;  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross  country  champ, 
mile  record,  9:351-5.  1923,  N.C.A.A.  2-mile 
1923-23,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  2-mile  champ,  (outdoors). 
1924,  I.C.AAA.A.  2-mile  champ  (indoors)  ;  win- 
ner of  10,000-meter  tryout  (final)  in  Olympic 
tryouts;  finished  7th  in  10,000  meters  in  1924 
Olympics;  winner  of  3-mile  race  British  Em- 
pire vs.  Amer.,  time,  14:351-5;  mem.  Millrose 
A.A.  track  team ;  picked  All-Amer.  track  team 
(5  miles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Field  repres.  Longman's 
Green  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Signal  Corps, 
1917;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918-1919,  in  3rd  Regt.  Air 
Serv.  Mechanics.  Affiliations:  Millrose  A.A. ; 
Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Track.  Office:  55  Fifth 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N   Y. 

BOOTH,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  football,  Born: 
Texarkana,  Ark.,  Dec.  25,  1902.  Son  of  William 
Henry  and  Mary  (Kelso)  Booth.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Virginia  Mil.  Inst.,  1922;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1924. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  V.  M.  I.  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  V.  M.  I.  wrestling  team.  1923, 
mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Booth  Furniture  and 
Carpet  Co.,  Inc.    Affiliations:  "Tiger  Inn"  Club; 


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Sigma  Nu ;  Shreveport  G.  and  C. ;  Civic  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  Allen.  Office: 
610  Texas  St.,  Shreveport,  La.  Home:  577 
Oreonta  St.,  Shreveport,  La. 

BORAH,  CHARLES  EDWARD,  track.  Born: 
Fawfield,  111.,  Nov.  1,  1907.  Son  of  Dr.  and 
Mrs.  James  L.  Borah.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover 
Acad. ;  Univ.  So.  Calif. 

Record:  1926,  Natl.  A.A.U.  track  meet  100 
yds.,  9  4/5  sec.  1927,  Natl.  A.A.U.  220  yds., 
21  2/5  sec;  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  100  yds.,  9  1/5  sec. 
and  220  yds.,  20  9/10  sec.  1928,  capt.  Univ.  So. 
Calif,  track  team ;  mem.  Olympic  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  Hollywood 
A.C.  Address:  37  W.  Lynwood  St.,  Phoenix, 
Ariz. 

BORDMAN,  JOHN,  mem.  Harvard  College 
track  team.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  11,  1872. 
Son  of  John  and  Lois  E.  (Lawry)  Bordman. 
Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1894;  L.L.B.,  1897. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 
1891-97,  mem.  Mass.  State  Mil.  Rifle  team.  1896, 
won  Middlesex  200-yd.  offhand  champ,  (score, 
10  bullseyes).  1897,  won  Sumner  individual 
200  and  500  yd.  match,  Nat'l  Rifle  meet  (Sea- 
girt, N.  J.)  ;  won  Mass.  Rifle  Asso.  mil.  offhand 
champ.  1888-92,  mem.  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1906-17,  mem.  Independent  B.B.  team 
(Philippine  Islands). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record: 
Capt.  1st  Mass.  Heavy  Arty.,  Spanish  war, 
1898;  capt.  and  adj.  26th  U.  S.  Inf.,  1899;  capt. 
Co.  G,  26th  U.  S.  Inf.,  1900-01;  awarded  Con- 
gressional Medal  of  Honor ;  appointed  lieut.-col. 
Engr.  Regt.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Harvard  A.A. ; 
Mason;  Elk;  Odd  Fellows;  United  Spanish  War 
Vet. ;  Sons  of  Amer.  Revolution.  Clubs:  "H" 
(Hnrvard  Univ.);  Army  and  Navy;  Manila; 
Concord  C.C. ;  Manila  Tennis;  Iloilo.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Married:  Helen  Irvin,  1925.  Home: 
86  Monument  St.,  Concord,  Mass. 

BOSLEY,  LESTER  W„  football,  track  la- 
crosse. Bom:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Sept.  14,  1898. 
Son  of  Harry  and  Lillie  (Lee)  Bosley.  Ed.: 
Tech.  H.  S.,  Wash.,  D.  C,  1918;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Maryland,  1922. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Tech.  track  team,  (won 
high  jump,  both  years,  5'  3").  1916-18,  mem. 
Tech.  F.B.  team  (capt.  1918).  1918-22,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  lacrosse 
team,  Univ.  of  Md.   (mgr.  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  engr.  McDowell 
Bros.  Service  Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affili- 
ations: Sigma  Phi  Sigma;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Md.).  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Anita  W. 
Wasserman,  Oct.  26,  1927.  Office:  4201  Conn. 
Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2755  Macomb 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BOTHNER,  GEORGE,  lightweight  champion 
wrestler.  Born:  New  York  City,  New  York,  June 
5,  1867.  Son  of  Carl  and  Charlotte  (Kleinhans) 
Bothner.  Education:  Public  Schools. 

Record:  1900-01,  amateur  125  pound  cham- 
pion. 1903,  instructor  New  York  Athletic  Club. 
1905-06,  instructor  Princeton  University.  1907, 
defeated  Tom  Riley  of  England  for  the  Richard 
K.  Fox  belt,  emblematic  of  professional  light- 
weight championship  of  the  world.  1908-18,  took 
part  in  more  than  400  wrestling  contests ;  de- 
feated Will  Bingham  of  England  and  Paul  La 
Ruhl  of  France,  1908;  draw,  Eugene  Tremblay, 
of  Montreal  (8  hours,  17  minutes)  ;  won  handi- 
cap match  from  Tom  Jenkins,  heavyweight 
champion  of  the  world  (Madison  Square  Garden. 
New  York)  ;  defeated  Higashi  of  Japan,  mixed 
match  "catch-as-catch-can,"  against  Jiu-Jitsu 
style,  three  straight  falls  (4  hours,  16  minutes), 
Grand  Central  Palace,  New  York.  At  present 
conducting  a  gymnasium  in  New  York  City, 
New  York. 

Present  Occupation:  Proprietor  of  gymnasium. 
Affiliations:  Elks:  Veterans'  Pastime  Athletic 
Club;  Schnorer  Club.  Hobby:  Billiards  and 
bowling.  Married:  Elizabeth  Miller.  Office:  250 
West  42nd  Street,  New  York,  New  York.  Home: 
3057  Sedgwick  Avenue,  New  York,  New  York. 

BOTTOMLEY,  JAMES  LEROY,  professional 
baseball  player.  Bom:  Oglesby,  111.,  Apr.  23, 
1900.  Son  of  John  and  Elizabeth  (Carter) 
Bottomley.     Ed.:   Public   Sch.    (Nokomis,   HI.). 

Record:  1922-28,  mem.  St.  Louis  Cardinal  pro. 
B.B.  team  (driven  in  over  100  runs  each  year). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professional  baseball  play- 
er. Affiliations:  Ford  Motor  Co.  (Nokomis, 
111.);  Mason;  Big  Four  A.A.  (Mattoon,  HI.). 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  dogs.  Office:  Care  St. 
Louis  Cardinals,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  No- 
komis, 111. 

BOURGEOIS,  LLOYD  HENRY,  holder  South 
em  A.A.U.  junior  and  senior  hop,  step  and 
jump  records  (past  3  yrs.).  Bom:  New  Or- 
leans, La.,  Jan.  6,  1903.  Son  of  Leon  J.  and 
Sarah  (Magee)  Bourgeois.  Ed.:  Mater  Doloraso 
Grammar  Sch. ;  Jesuits  Coll. 

Record:  For  past  6  yrs.  has  competed  in  100 
yds.,  120  yd.  high  hurdles,  220  yd.  low  hurdles, 
running  broad  jump  and  hop,  step  and  jump 
(rep.  So.  Pacific  A.A.,  New  Orleans).  High 
point  man  in  div.  meet,  25  or  26  points ;  holder, 
So.  A.A.U.  jr.  and  sr.  hop,  step  and  jump  rec- 
ords (past  3  yrs.).  Trained  under  Coach 
George  Mike  Ziegler  of  New  Orleans. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant.  Affiliations: 
Algiers  Bk.  and  Trust  Co. ;  Eureka  Homestead ; 
Bd.  of  Govs.,  So.  Pacific  R.R.  A.A.  Married: 
Myrtle  Marie  Berniard.  Children:  Lloyd 
Henry,  Jr.,  age  3;  Dorothy  Nell    (infant). 


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BOURRETTE,  GOLDIE  V.,  mem.  Missouri 
Wesleyan  College  F.B.  team.  Born:  Marysville, 
Mo.,  June  15,  1905.  Son  of  Elmer  and  Minnie 
(Allen)  Bourrette.  Ed.:  Maysville  H.  Sch., 
1924;  A.B.,  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Maysville  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1924-28,  mem.  Mo. 
Wesleyan  Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
F.B.  team,  1928)  ;  competed  in  K.C.A.C.  indoor 
meet  and  K.U.  relays  and  Drake  relays ;  sec. 
in  State  meet.  1925-26,  mem.  Mo.  Wesleyan 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  A ffiliations:  Chem- 
istry Club;  Adelphian  Literary  Soc.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Office:  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  Cameron, 
Mo.     Home:  Maysville,  Mo. 


BOWERS,  WALTER  ABRAHAM,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Chicago  track  team,  1920.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Nov.  19,  1898.  Son  of  Abraham  and  Eliza- 
beth (Scott)  Bowers.  Ed.:  Hyde  Pk.  H.  Sch. 
(Chicago,  111.),  1915;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
1920. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  water 
Bskt.B.  and  swimming  teams.  1919,  high-point 
winner  Amer.  Legion  track  and  field  meet  (Chi- 
cago, 111.)  ;  mem.  Cen.  A.A.U.  cross-country 
champ,  team  1920,  mem.  111.  relay  West.  I.C. 
indoor  champ.  2-mile  relay  team.  1924,  high- 
point  winner,  Y.M.C.A.  (Chicago,  111.)  track  and 
field  champ,  meets.  1923-26,  4  times  high-point 
winner,  Amer.  Inst,  of  Bk.  (Chicago,  111.)  track 
and  field  champ,  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  bk.,  Halsey, 
Stuart  &  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  R.O.T.C, 
1917 ;  pvt.  U.  S.  Air  Service,  Feb.,  1918,  to  May, 
1919 ;  2nd  lieut.,  Reserve  Mil.  aviator,  Air  Ser- 
vice Reserve  Corps  Squadron  63,  S.M.A.,  Aus- 
tin, 1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
McClellan  Storage  and  Van  Co.;  Alumni  A.A. 
(Univ.  of  Chicago)  ;  Chicago  A.A. ;  Phi  Gamma 
Delta;  Boy  Scouts  of  Amer.  (asst.  scoutmas- 
ter) ;  Amer.  Statistical  Asso. ;  City  Club  (Chi- 
cago, 111.)  ;  Investment  Analysis  Club  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  Dallas  A.C.  Hobby:  Hiking  and  camp- 
ing. Married:  Gertrude  Cone,  June  26,  1925. 
Children:  Joy  Anne,  infant.  Office:  319  N.  4th 
St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  430  Miriam  Ave., 
Kirkwood,  Mo. 


BOWKER,  MELVIN  RICHARD,  football. 
Born:  Lynn,  Mass.,  Feb.  4,  1906.  Son  of  Lewis 
E.  and  Sadie  (Manning)  Bowker.  Ed.:  Lynn 
H.  Sch.;  Tufts  Coll. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Lynn  English  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Lynn  English  H.  Sch. 
crew  and  B.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Tufts  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926,  mem. 
Tufts  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
Tufts   Coll.   varsity   F.B.   team    (capt.,   1927). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student(Tufts  Coll).  Affili- 
ations: Delta  Phi  Sigma.  Office:  106  Professors 
Row,  Tufts  Coll.,  Medford,  Mass.  Home:  127 
Timson  St.,  Lynn,  Mass. 

BOWLIN,  DOROTHY  ANNETTE,  swimming. 
Born:  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Sept.  9,  1910.  Daughter 
of  Merle  and  Rosalie  (Cleveland)  Bowlin.  Ed.: 
Robert  E.Lee  H.  Sch.  (Jacksonville,  Fla.),  1928. 

Record:  1924-25,  capt.  Kirby  Smith  Jr.  H.  Sch. 
swimming  and  water  polo  teams.  1925-26,  capt. 
Sunshine  H.  Sch.  swimming  and  water  polo 
teams.  1926-27,  capt.  Duval  H.  Sch.  swimming 
and  water  polo  teams.  1927,  capt.  San  Piper's 
swimming  team ;  high-point  winner,  Savannah, 
Ocala,  Casino  Nights  and  A.A.U.  swimming 
meets.  1928,  capt.  Robert  E.  Lee  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming and  water  polo  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Theta  Lambda.  Hobby:  Painting.  Home: 
2240  Post  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

BOWMAN,  HERBERT  LEE,  tennis.  Born: 
N.  Y.,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  21,  1897.  Son  of  Charles  Lee 
and  Marie  (Lewis)  Bowman.  Ed.:  Mt.  Vernon 
H.   Sch.,  Mt.   Vernon,  N.  Y.;   Cornell  Univ. 

Record.'  1913-14,  mem.  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  tra(  k  and  tennis  teams.  1914,  won  first 
Junior  Indoor  tennis  champ,  ever  held.  1915, 
won  Cornell  and  Westchester  County  Inter- 
Sch.  champs,  in  shot-put ;  won  County  Inter- 
Sch.  tennis  champ.  1920-21,  won  Metro.  Senior 
champ,  in  throwing  javelin.  1922-23-27,  won 
N.  Y.  State  tennis  champ.  1922-25-26-27,  won 
N.  J.  State  tennis  champ.  1923-24-27,  won  At- 
lantic Coast  tennis  champ.  1924-26,  won  Ber- 
muda tennis  champ.  1927,  won  East,  clay  court 
tennis  champ. ;  won  the  following  three-year 
Challenge  Bowls  in  tennis :  N.  Y..  State ;  N.  J. 
State ;  Atlantic  Coast ;  Bermuda ;  Quaker 
Ridge ;  Old  Dominion,  and  N.  Y.  Tribune  Bowl. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bookseller.  Affiliations: 
Treas.  and  mgr.,  Union  Library  Asso. ;  N.  Y. 
A.C.  (capt.  tennis  team)  ;  7th  Regt.  Tennis  C. 
(capt.  tennis  team);  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Book- 
sellers' League;  Univ.  C.  (Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.). 
Office:  118  E.  25th  St.,  N.  Y.,  N.  Y.  Home:  37 
Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

BOWE4N,  JOHN  McENTEE,  president  of 
the  United  Hunts  Racing  Association.  Born: 
Toronto,  Canada,  July  20,  1875.  Son  of  John 
and  Anne  (McEntee)  Bowman.  Education: 
Public  Schools. 

Record:  President  of  National  Horse  Asso- 
ciation of  America ;  Havana-American  Jockey 
Club ;  honorary  vice-president  of  Los  Angeles 
National  Horse  Shows,  Incorporated. 

Present  Occupation:  President  of  Bowman- 
Biltmore  Hotels  Corporation.  Affiliations:  New 
York  Athletic  Club ;  Turf  and  Field  Club ;  Blind 


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Brook  Golf  Club;  Greenwich  Country  Club; 
Indian  Harbor  Yacht  Club ;  Aero  Club ;  Union 
League ;  Republican  Club  ;  Pilgrims  Club ; ;  Bo- 
hemian Club ;  Lambs  Club.  Office:  Hotel  Bilt- 
more,  New  York  City.  Home:  "Stonehedge," 
Port  Chester,  New  York. 

BOWMAN,  SIDNEY  SHEPARD,  broke  So. 
hop-step-jump  record,  49'  1",  1928.  Born: 
Brookhaven,  Miss.,  June  8,  1907.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Shepard  Bowman.  Ed.:  Hammond 
H.   Sch.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-28,  mem.  Hammond  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1928,  broue 
hop-step-jump  record  for  La.,  46'  6" ;  broke  »o. 
hop-step-jump  record,  49'  1". 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Citi- 
zens Natl.  Bk. ;  Hammond  State  Bk. ;  De  Mo- 
lay.     Address:  Box  6,  Hammond,  La. 

BOYD,  ALAN  WDLSON,  capt.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
Bskt.B.  team,  1918.  Born:  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
Mar.  11,  1897.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Mabel  (Con- 
duitt)  Boyd.  Ed.:  Shortridge  H.  Sch.  (Indian- 
apolis, Ind.)  ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  A.B.,  1918;  J.D., 
1921. 

Record:  1915-16-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.  1918,  capt.  Univ.  of  Mich.  Bskt.  B. 
team.  1919,  intermediate  sec.  F.B.  team,  A.E.F. 
(competed  in  Paris). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Noel,  Hickam, 
Boyd  &  Armstrong.  War  Record:  Pvt.,  Co.  G, 
11th  Regt.,  U.  S.  M.  C. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  Order  of  the  Coif ;  State  and  Amer. 
Bar  Asso. ;  Indianapolis  A.C.  Married:  Dor- 
othy Lee,  1923.  Children:  Alan  Conduitt,  age 
2.  Office:  130  E.  Wash.  St.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Home:  5136   Broadway,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

BOYD,  CLAUDE  0.,  Capt.  football  team,  How- 
ard Payne  Coll.,  1927.  Bom:  Gustine,  Tex., 
July  20,  1904.  Son  of  John  Norton  and  Lillie 
Mae  (Toby)  Boyd.  Ed.:  Wesley  Coll,;  Howard 
Payne  Coll. 

Record,:  1924,  mem.  Wesley  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
(Awarded  silver  loving  cup.)  Mem.  Wesley 
Coll.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27, 
mem.  Howard  Payne  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927).  1926-27,  chosen  All-Texas  Conf.  h.b. 
Mem.  Howard  Payne  Coll.  Bskt.B.  aad  B.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Gustine, 
Texas. 

BOYD,  ROBERT  ST.  BARBE,  I.C.  cross- 
country champion,  1913.  Born:  Dedham,  Mass., 
Oct.  20,  1890.  Son  of  M.  Gardner  and  Harriet 
(Wolcott)  Boyd.  Ed.:  Phillips"  Exeter  Acad., 
1910;  A.B.;  Harvard,  1914. 


Record:  1911,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew 
and  track  team  (won  2-mile  champ.,  Harvard- 
Yale  freshman  meet).  1912-13,  asst.  mgr.  Har- 
vard hockey  team.  1913-14,  mgr.  Harvard 
hockey  team.  1912-14,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity track  team  (won  2-mile  champ.,  Harvard- 
Yale  dual  meet,  1912-14 ;  runner-up,  Harvard- 
Yale  cross-country  race,  1912 ;  won  I.C.  cross- 
country champ,  and  Harvard- Yale  cross-country 
champ.,  1913 ;  runner-up,  Harvard-Cornell  cross- 
country race,  1913). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker  Parkinson  &  Burr 
(Boston,  Mass.).  Mil.  Service:  1st  lieut.,  Co. 
A,  302nd  Machine  Gun  Bn. ;  1st  lieut.,  Co.  A, 
146th  Machine  Gun  Bn.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Bigelow,  May  17,  1924.  Office:  53  State  St., 
Boston,  Mass.     Home:  East  Hingham,  Mass. 


BOYDSTUN,  QUINCE  B.,  football,  baseball 
and  track.  Born:  Caddo,  Okla.,  Dec.  8,  1898. 
Son  of  Robert  Berry  and  A.  R.  (Massingill) 
Boydstun.  Ed.:  Caddo  H.  Sch.,  1916;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Okla.,  1919. 

Record :  1912,  mem.  Caddo  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1913-14-15-16,  mem.  Caddo  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1914-15-16,  mem.  Caddo  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (100  yds.  in  10  sec.  flat,  1915-16). 
1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  freshman  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Okla.  B.B.  team.  1919-28,  F.B.  official,  officiat- 
ing in  coll.  and  H.  sch.  games.  1923,  F.B. 
coach  Fort  Gibson  H.  Sch.  (team  runners-up 
in  East.  Okla.  H.  Sch.  Conf.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Air 
Service,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Amer.  Le- 
gion; Izaak  Walton  League  (sec.-treas.)  ;  Boy 
Scouts  master ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Musko- 
gee County  Democratic  Cen.  Com.  (sec.-chmn.)  ; 
Phi  Alpha  Delta;  S.  West.  Bd.  F.B.  officials. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  football.  Married:  Floy 
Lucille  Clark.  Children:  Betty  Ruth,  age  3; 
Mary  Lou,  age  1.    Home:  Fort  Gibson,  Okia. 


BOYER,  ROY  V.,  professional  golfer.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Oct.  20,  1890.  Son  of  Jacob 
E.  and  Jennie  (Whitman)  Boyer.  Ed.:  Kansas 
City  public  schs.,  1903;  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Kansas 
City,  Mo.),  1907. 

Record:  1916-19,  pro.  Brakenridge  G.C.  (San 
Antonio,  Tex.).  1920-28,  pro.  Ivanhoe  C.C. 
(Kansas  City,  Mo.).  1925-26,  participated  in 
Mid- West    P.G.A.    tourn.    (Kansas   City,    Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  May,  1917;  discharged  Aug.,  1917. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Shriner;  Scottish  Rite; 
K.T. ;  Mid- West  P.G.A.  (sec);  Ivanhoe  C.C. 
(Kansas  City,  Mo.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Ivanhoe  C.C,  Kansas  City,  Mo.     Home:  Same. 


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BOYLE,  PATRICK  JAMES,  baseball.  Born: 
St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  Nov.  3,  1883.  Son  of  M.  and 
Hannah  (Gallagher)  Boyle.  Ed.:  Ind.  Univ.; 
Univ.  of  Mich.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1908. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ind.  B.B.  team. 
1904,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team.  1906-08, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team.  1908,  capt. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Garage  proprietor.  War 
Record:  Lieut,  engrs.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
K.C. ;  Eschquaguma  Club.  Married:  Eleanor 
Patten.  Children:  Robert  Patten,  age  7;  Pat- 
rick James,  age  3.  Office:  413-419  Grant  Ave., 
Eveleth,  Minn.  Home:  709  Grant  Ave.,  Eveleth, 
Minnesota. 

BOYLES,  XAVIER  P.,  holder  pole  vault  rec- 
ord Univ.  of  Iowa,  1924.  Born:  Winamac,  Ind., 
Oct.  14,  1903.  Son  of  Edgar  X.  and  Alice  V. 
(Parris)  Boyles.  Ed.:  la.  City  H.  Sch.,  1921; 
B.E.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  la.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (pres.  holder  Inter- 
Sch.  pole-vault  record).  1924-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  la.  track  team  (holder  pole-vault  record, 
height,  12  ft.  4%  in.,  1924 ;  12  ft.  10y4  in.,  1926 ; 
13  ft.  3%  in.,  1927).  1926,  joint  holder  indoor 
Big  Ten  pole-vault  record.  1927,  won  pole-vault 
record  Drake  relays  (12  ft.  9  in.)  ;  holder  Mid- 
West,  record  (12  ft.  5  in.)  ;  joint  holder  Big 
Ten  outdoor  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dist.  engr.  la.  High- 
way Comn.  Affiliations:  Theta  Tau.  Office: 
Marengo,  la.  Home:  716  Bowery  St.,  la.  City., 
Iowa. 

BOYLIN,  JOHN  PARKS,  football.  Born: 
Wadesboro,  N.  C,  Oct.  3,  1898.  Son  of  James 
G.  and  DeLuke  (Blair)  Boylin.  Ed.:  Wake 
Forest  Univ.,  A.B.,  1922;  L.L.B.,  1923. 

Record:  1919-22,  H.B.  Wake  Forest  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1920-23,  catcher  Wake  Forest  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1923-24-25,  head  coach  High  Point  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (won  F.B.  and  B.B.  champs,  of 
Dis.,  1924-25).  1925-28,  head  coach  High  Point 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  won  champs.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  July,  1917;  U.S.S.  Maine  and 
U.S.S.  Worden  and  training  stations  Newport 
(R.  I.)  ;  discharged  Apr.  1919.  Affiliations: 
Natl.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  Hobby:  Tennis  and 
swimming.  Office:  High  Point  Coll.,  High  Point, 
N.  C.     Home:  Wadesboro,  N.  C. 

BOYNTON,  BEN  LEE,  football.  Born:  Waco, 
Tex.,  Dec.  6,  1898.  Son  of  Charles  Albert  and 
Laura  (Young)  Boynton.  Ed.:  Waco  H.  Sch., 
1916 ;  B.S.,  Williams  Coll.,  Williamstown,,  Mass. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Waco  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams.     1916,  capt.  Williams 


Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  varsity 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams ;  mem.  of  only  un- 
defeated F.B.  team  ever  put  out  at  Williams 
Coll. ;  picked  by  majority  of  sport  writers  of 
East  as  All-Amer.  q.b.  1918,  mem.  varsity  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1918,  enlisted  Marine  Avia- 
tion, sent  to  League  Island ;  mem.  F.B.  team 
there  coached  by  Big  Dickson.  1919,  discharged, 
but  did  not  go  overseas;  returned  to  coll.  (capt. 
F.B.  team).  1920,  capt.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams, 
mem.  Bskt.  B.  team.  Ran  110  yds.  for  touch- 
down in  Williams  vs.  Hamilton  (Nov.  6).  Se- 
lected All-Amer.  3rd  team  by  Walter  Camp. 
Mem.  "Big  Bill"  Edwards'  Ail-Time  All-Amer. 
team  as  h.b.  1921,  mem.  B.B.  team.  1921-24, 
mem.  pro.  F.B.,  with  Rochester-Buffalo,  Frank- 
ford  Yellow  Jackets,  Pottsville  vs.  Washington. 
1924,  mem.  pro.  B.B.  team  with  the  N.  Y.-Pa. 
League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  State  Mgr.  of  Stan- 
dard Accident  Ins.  Co.  of  Detroit,  Mich.  Mil. 
Service:  Summer  of  1918,  Plattsburgh,  enlisted 
in  Marine  Aviation,  1918  j  discharged  from 
Miami,  Fla.,  1919.  Affiliations:  S.  West.  Bd.  of 
F.B.  Officials ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Kappa 
Beta  Phi ;  Gargoyle  at  Williams  Coll. ;  Lubbock 
C.C.  (Lubbock,  Tex.)  ;  Spring  Lake  CO  (Waco, 
Tex)  ;  Cedar  Crest  C.C.  (Dallas).  Hobby:  Golf, 
hunting  and  refereeing  F.B.  games.  Married: 
Katherine  Darby,  Oct.  27,  1922.  Office:  Dallas 
Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Dallas,  Tex.  Home:  1324 
Austin  St.,  Waco,  Tex. 

BRACKETT,  RALPH  DE  ROCHMONT,  phy- 
sical director.  Born:  Greenland,  N.  H.,  Oct.  3, 
1894.  Son  of  Charles  and  Fannie  Grackett.  Ed: 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1913 ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  H., 
1918. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
B.B.  team.  1914-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  B.B. 
team.  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  F.B.  team. 
1918,  capt.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  B.B.  team.  1919-24, 
played  semi-pro.  B.B.  in  Vt.,  Canada  and  N.  Y. 
Leagues. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phy.  Dir.  City  of  Ports- 
mouth. War  Record:  Sgt.  in  Mil.  Intelligence. 
Affiliations:  Portsmouth  A.C. ;  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.  B. 
and  F.B.  Officials;  Portsmouth  CO;  Kappa 
Epsilon  Phi ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Hobby: 
B.B.  and  golf.  Married:  Ruth  C.  Brackett. 
Children:  Barbara,  age  4;  Ralph,  Jr.,  age  2; 
Richard  L.,  age  1.  Office:  Islington  St.,  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.  Home:  1412  South  St..  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H. 

BRADEN,  JOSEPH  ROSS,  capt.  Stanford 
football  team,  1916.  Born:  Santa  Clara,  Calif., 
Apr.  8,  1895.  Son  of  Henry  A.  and  Mary  (Coyne) 
Braden.  Ed.:  Santa  Clara  H.  Sch. ;  L.L.B.,  Stan- 
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Record:  1909-10-11,  mem.  Santa  Clara  H.  Sen. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams,  (capt.  F.B.  1911).  1914- 
15-16,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team  (capt.  1916). 
1916-17,  mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Sales  Mgr.,  Prattlow 
Preserving  Co.  Mil.  Service:  With  364th  Inf., 
91st  Div.,  present  rank,  Lt.  Inf.  Res.  Clubs: 
San  Jose  G.  and  C.C.  Home:  821  Univ.  Ave., 
San  Jose,  Calif. 

BRADFORD,  CLARKSON  BEEM,  coast  1.0. 
record  in  mile  run,  1908.  Born:  Ottawa,  111., 
Sept.  16,  1885.  Son  of  Chas.  L.  and  Frances 
Clarkson  (Beem)  Bradford.  Ed.:  Lewis  Inst., 
1905;  Stanford,  1909. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Stanford  track  team 
(mile  and  half  mile  events). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  hanker.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  Bradford,  Kimball  &  Co.;  Bohe- 
mian Club;  Menlo  CO;  Dir.  Calif.  Group  I.B.A.; 
Phi  Delta  Theta.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Anne 
Louise  Perring,  1911.  Children:  Clarkson  Beem, 
Jr.,  Perry-Jean.  Office:  111  Sutter  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  Home:  28  W.  Santa  Inez  Ave., 
San  Mateo,  Calif. 

BRADFORD,  SAMUEL  W.,  baseball.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Jan.  31,  1856.  Son  of  Augustus 
W.  and  Elizabeth  (Kell)  Bradford.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1875. 

Record:  1875,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  clerk  of  Circuit  Court 
for  Harford  County,  Md.  Affiliations:  Mt. 
Ararat  Lodge  A.F.  and  A.M.  (Maryland)  ;  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Soc.  of  Civil  War ;  S.A.R. ;  Univ. 
Club  (Baltimore,  Md.).  Hobby:  Baseball. 
Married:  Cornelia  Norris,  Aug.  19,  1881.  Chil- 
dren: Smith  N.,  Elizabeth  K.,  Samuel.  Office: 
Court  House,  Belair,  Md.  Home:  Main  St.,  Bel- 
air,  Md. 

BRADLEY,  HERBERT  T.,  pitcher,  Boston 
Son  of  Stephen  and  Amanda  (Nelson)  Bradley. 
Red  Sox.  Born:  Agenda,  Kansas,  Jan.  3,  1904. 
Ed.:  Agenda  H.S.;   Kansas  Univ.,  1924-26. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Agenda  H.S.  B.B., 
Bskt.  B.  and  F.B.  teams.    1922-23,  capt.  Bskt.  B. 

1926.  mem.  Topeka    (Kan.)   Club,  S.W.  League. 

1927,  mem.   Waterbury    (Conn.)    East.   League. 
1927-28,  played  with  Boston  Red  Sox  (pitcher). 

Pres  Occupation:  Prof.  Baseball.  Affiliations: 
Boston  Red  Sox  Club.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Mar- 
ried: Anna  Wurty,  July  12,  1926.  Office:  Boston 
Red  Sox  Club,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Agenda, 
Kansas. 

BRADLEY,  HOWARD  M.,  football.  Born: 
East  Orange,  N.  J.,  Dec.  2,  1882.    Son  of  Charles 


and  Margaret   (Robinson)   Bradley.     Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1904. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1901-02-03,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
.team.  1904-05-06,  mem.  Watsessing  B.B.  Club 
team  (Bloomfield,  N.  J.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Amhere  Bank,  East 
Orange,  N.  J.  (Vice-Pres.  and  Dir.).  Affiliations: 
Chamber  of  Commerce  of  the  Oranges ;  Prince- 
ton Club  (Montclair,  N.  J.)  ;  Princeton  Club 
(Newark,  N.  J.).  Married:  Jennie  Maigren,  Oct. 
12,  1915.  Children:  Margaret  A.,  age  11.  Office: 
227  N.  18th  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J.  Home:  44 
Cleveland  Terrace,  Bloomfield,  N.  J. 

BRADLEY,  STEPHEN  ROWE,  JR.,  pole 
vaulting.  Born:  Nyack,  N.  Y.,  May  10,  1906. 
Son  of  Stephen  Rowe  and  Katherine  (Scott) 
Bradley.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1923; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1923,  Harvard  Inter-Sch.  2nd;  Bow- 
doin  Inter-Sch.  1st.  1924,  Harvard  '27  vs. 
Princeton  '27  1st ;  Yale  '27  vs.  Princeton  '27  1st. 
1925,  Penn.  Relay  Carnival  triple  tie  for  1st; 
Harvard  vs.  Princeton  1st;  Yale  vs.  Princeton 
1st;  Outdoor  I.C.A.A.  A.A.  3rd;  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge vs.  Princeton-Cornell  triple  tie  for  1st 
with  Oxford  and  Cornell.  1926,  Indoor  I.C.A.A. 
A.A.  1st ;  Penn.  relays  tie  1st ;  Yale  vs.  Prince- 
ton 2nd;  Harvard-Princeton  1st;  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge vs.  Princeton-Cornell  tie  with  Cornell 
for  1st.  1927,  Indoor  I.C.A.A.A.A.  tie  1st 
(equalled  the  I.C.A.A.A.A.  indoor  record)  ;  Penn. 
relays  tie  1st;  Cornell-Princeton  1st;  Yale  vs. 
Princeton  1st. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Columbia  Sch.  of 
Engr.  Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C.  Office:  2940  Broad- 
way at  116th  St.,  N.  Y.  0.,  N.  Y.  Home:  North 
Broadway,  Nyack,  N.  Y. 

BRADLEY,  THOMAS  C,  crew,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Bradley,  S.  C,  Sept.  9,  1883. 
Son  of  W.  O.  and  Laura  (Moffatt)  Bradley. 
Ed.:  East.  H.  Sch.;  Columbia  Univ.  (D.C.)  ; 
L.L.B.  Geo.  Wash.  Univ.  1905. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  East.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1900-01,  Pitcher  Corcoran  Cadet  B.B.  team; 
Runner  up  in  Dis.  League.  1900-04,  Sparring 
partner  of  several  prominent  middle,  light  and 
heavy  weight  pugilists.  1901,  mem.  Primrose 
Dist.  champs.  F.B.  team ;  Guard  East  A.C.  Bskt. 
B.  team ;  Runner  up  in  Dis.  League.  1902-03, 
mem.  Potomac  C.  crew,  undefeated  these  years. 
(Natl,  champs.,  1903).  1927,  won  golf  Congres- 
sional C.C.  champs,  medal. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Service: 
Mem.  Dis.  draft  and  advisory  Bd. ;  Speaker  in 
Liberty  Loan  Drives.  Clubs:  Bar  Asso.  (D.C.)  ; 
Congressional  C.C.  Hobby:  Horseback  riding 
and  golf.     Married:    Florence  Bailey,  Dec.  12, 


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1908.  Children:  Florence,  age  17 ;  Thomas  C, 
Jr.,  age  15 ;  Donald  C,  age  13.  Office:  Evans 
Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Brookville 
Rd.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


BRADLEY,  UDOLPHO  THEODORE,  crew. 
Born:  Frankfort,  Ky.,  Dec.  10,  1900.  Son  of 
William  Edward  and  Mary  Lawson  (Hawkins) 
Bradley.  Ed.:  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1921;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  U.S.  Naval  Acad.  "Plebe" 
crew.  1922,  mem.  Princeton  junior  varsity 
crew  (winners  of  "New  Eng.  Cup"  race  at  Amer. 
Henley  at  Phila.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coaching  rowing.  The 
Pomfret,  Conn.  Married:  Cecile  Thibault  Rob- 
inson, June  11,  1926.  Children:  Frances  Lee. 
Home:   Pomfret  Sch.,  Pomfret,  Conn. 


Bralley.  Ed.:  Austin,  Texas,  H.  Sch.;  Denton, 
Texas,  H.  Sch. ;  Texas  Christian  Univ. ;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Texas,  June,  1924. 

Record,:  1917,  all-state  center  with  Tex. 
Christian  Univ.  1920-21,  loving  cup  all-round 
center  Univ.  of  Tex.  1921-22,  Univ.  of  Tex. 
track  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Tex.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  all  S.  West  .  Conf.  Center;  mem. 
Univ.  of  Tex.  undefeated  F.B.  team.  1924-28, 
mem.  S.  West.  Conf.  Bd.  F.B.  officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  troop  A,  5th  Tex.  Cavalry,  Apr.,  1918, 
discharged  Dec,  1918,  Sgt.  Affiliations:  S. 
West.  Conf.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Mason;  Knights  of  Pythias.  Hobby: 
Football  and  hunting.  Married:  Elizabeth  Jane 
Wheatley,  Apr.  23,  1927.  Office:  627-31  Amarillo 
Bldg.,  Amarillo,  Tex.  Home:  1911  Van  Buren 
St.,  Amarillo,  Tex. 


BRAGG,  CALEB  S.,  aviator  and  owner; 
driver  of  racing  motor  cars  and  motor  boats. 
Bom:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Nov.  23,  1886.  Son  of 
Calus  C.  and  Eugenia  (Hofer)  Bragg.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Yale,  1908. 

Record:  1907-1915,  automobile  racing;  com- 
peted in  Vanderbilt  Cup  Race ;  Grand  Prix  of 
Automobile  Club  of  America ;  500-mile  race  at 
the  Indianapolis  Speedway  (won  the  Grand 
Prix  of  Automobile  Club  of  America,  1912). 
1914-1921,  aviation  racing :  established  several 
records ;  won  the  Curtiss  Marine  Trophy,  1917. 
1923-27,  motor  boat  racing :  competed  in  the 
Gold  Cup  Race ;  Dodge  Memorial  and  Interna- 
tional Sweepstakes  (won  Gold  Cup  Race,  1923- 
25;  won  Dodge  Memorial,  1925). 

Present  Occupation:  Bragg  Kliesrath  Corpo- 
ration (president).  Military  Service:  Enlisted, 
United  States  Air  Service ;  commissioned,  cap- 
tain ;  promoted  to  director  of  flying  for  Engi- 
neering Division  of  United  States  Air  Service, 
McCook  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.  Affiliations:  Aero 
Club  of  America ;  National  Aeronautic  Associa- 
tion ;  Automobile  Club  of  America ;  National 
Automobile  Association ;  American  Powerboat 
Association.  Clubs:  New  York,  Larchmont, 
Seawanhaka  and  Columbia  Yacht  Clubs ;  Rac- 
quet and  Tennis,  Yale,  Army  and  Navy,  Turf 
and  Field,  Oakland  and  National  Golf  Clubs  of 
New  York  City ;  Queen  City,  University  and 
Cincinnati  Country  Clubs  of  Cincinnati ;  Bath 
and  Tennis,  Oasis  and  Everglades  Clubs  of 
Palm  Beach.  Hobby:  Gasoline  sports.  Office: 
Harold  Avenue  and  Queen's  Boulevard,  Long 
Island  City.  Home:  135  East  74th  Street,  New 
York  City,  New  York. 

BRALLEY,     FRANCIS     MARION,     JR.,  All 

Southwestern  Conference  Center,  1923.  Born: 
Honey  Grove,  Fannin  County,  Texas,  Nov.  19, 
1898.  Son  of  Francis  Marion  and  Mary  (Meade) 


BRANCH,  LOUISE,  golf.  Born:  N.  Y.  C., 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  23,  1901.  Daughter  of  J.  K.  and 
Beulah  (Gould)  Branch.    Ed.:   Westover,  1919. 

Record:  1927,  qualified  in  East.  Womens'  At- 
lantic Champ. ;  East  Coast  Women's  Champ. ; 
Fla.  State  Women's  Champ. ;  Miami  Beach 
Women's  Champ. ;  won  Va.  State  Women's 
Champ.  (Norfolk,  Va.,  Oct.,  1927)  ;  won  Italian 
Women's  Champ.  (Florence,  Italy). 

Clubs:  Ridgewood  C.C. ;  C.C.  of  Va.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Home:  2501  Monument  Ave.,  Richmond, 
Va. 


BRANDES,  FREDERIC  G.,  track  record 
holder.  Born:  Pine  City,  Minn.,  Apr.  23,  1900. 
Son  of  Henry  and  Catherine  (Overmann) 
Brandes.  Ed.:  Pine  City  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.;  Ham- 
line  Univ.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  Capt.  Pine  City  H.  Sch.  track  team 
and  mem.  4-man  team  winning  State  Inter,  meet 
(Carleton  Coll.)  ;  capt.  La  Moore  H.  S.  (N. 
Dak.)  track  team  and  holder  state  half-mile 
record  (Grand  Forks).  1920,  holder  Class  "B" 
half-mile  record,  Minn. ;  winner  10y2  mi. 
Y.M.C.A.  Marathon,  time  58:43  1-5  (St.  Paul  to 
Minneapolis).  1922,  pres.  holder  of  coll.  mile, 
Minn.;  capt.  Hamline  Univ.  track  team  (mi. 
record,  4:29);  held  Mid- West  coll.  mi.  and  2 
mi.  record.  1923,  third  place  in  Nat.  Coll.  Meet 
(Chicago)  ;  won  IO14  mi.  marathon.  1924, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross-country  team.  1925, 
won  handicap  race  with  Nurmi   (Minneapolis). 

1926,  coach  track  Bethel  Acad.  ( St.  Paul,  Minn. ) . 

1927,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Hutchinson,  Minn. 
Pres.   Occupation:  Head    Soc.    Science   Dept, 

Stillwater,  Minn.  Naval  Service:  18  months' 
service  Battleship  Mass.,  coxswain.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Gamma  Chi;  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. ;  Stillwater  Golf  Asso.  Married: 
Geneva  O.  Therrien,  Oct.  12,  1923.  Address: 
814  W.  Olive  St.,   Stillwater,  Minn. 


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BRANDT,  CHARLES  FRANKLIN,  football. 
Born:  Sharon,  Pa.,  Dec.  30,  1899.  Son  of  E.  J. 
and  Alice  (Lewis)  Brandt.  Ed.:  Sharon  H. 
Sell. ;  B.S.,  Bucknell  Univ.,  1921;  Westminster 
Coll. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Sharon  H.  Sch. 
P.B.  team.  1917-18-19-20,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1918-19-21,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ. 
tennis  team  (capt.  undefeated  team,  1921). 
1921,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1922, 
coach  Mercer  H.  Sch.  1923-26,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
official.  1927,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials; 
mem.  N.  West.  Officials'  Asso. 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Office  mgr.,  W.  R.  Barr  Co., 
Oil  City,  Pa.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt.,  S.A.T.O,  Buck- 
nell Univ.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  F.  & 
A.M.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Married: 
Thelma  Patterson.  Office:  Oil  City,  Pa.  Home: 
110  W.  3rd  St.,  Oil  City,  Pa. 

BRANDY,  JOSEPH  R.,  JR.,  mem.  Notre 
Dame  Univ.  football  and  basketball  team.  Born: 
Ogdenslmrg,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  7,  1898.  Son  of  J.  R. 
and  Georgianna  (Cunningham)  Brandy.  Ed.: 
M.E.,  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  191718-20,  mem.  Notre  Dame  F.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.  B.,  1920;  All- 
Western  team).  1921,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach 
St.  Thomas  Coll.    (champ.  F.B.  team). 

Pros.  Occupation:  Printer  and  publisher.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  1918.  eommnd.  2nd  Lieut, 
F.A.,  37th  Training  Battery.  Affiliations:  Secy.- 
Treas.  Ogdensburg  Advance  Co.,  Inc. ;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials;  Ogdensburg  C.C. ;  K.G.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Elizabeth  Kelly,  June  16,  1925. 
Children:  Mary  Elizabeth,  Joseph  R.,  Ill,  infant. 
Office:  Isabella  St.,  Ogdensburg,  N.  Y.  .Home: 
522  State  St.,  Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 

BRANN,  MAURICE  ROBERT,  coach  Yale 
football  team,  1915.  Born:  Warren.  Pa.,  Feb.  28, 
1893.  Son  of  James  and  Mary  Brann.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  Ph.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1913-14,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1914.  chosen  by  Walter  Camp  as  end  on  sec. 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1915,  asst.  coach  Yale  F.B. 
team.  1916,  asst.  coach  la.  State  Coll.  (Ames, 
Iowa ) . 

Naval  Service:  Naval  aviation;  discharged  as 
ensign.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  Cone- 
wango  Valley  C.C.  (Warren,  Pa.).  Home:  Univ. 
Club,  Tulsa,  Okla. 


Record:  1917,  pitcher  Mass.  State  Champs. 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1920,  trial  with  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Internal!.  League.  1926-27,  ath.  and  phys. 
dir.  Gloucester  (Mass.)  Schs.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  official.  Coach  Gloucester  H.  Sch. 
Girls'  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  War  Record: 
Private  S.A.T.C,  Boston  Coll.  (Boston,  Mass.). 
Affiliations:  New  Eng.  F.B.  Official  Asso. ;  Cen. 
Bd.'F.B.  Officials.  Hobby,-  Track  and  hunting. 
Married:  Georginea  M.  Wilson,  Sept.  27,  1922. 
Children:  Marjorie  S.,  age  4;  Jean  Frances,  in- 
fant. Office:  6  Pleasant  St.,  Maiden,  Mass. 
Home:  58  Woodrow  Ave.,  Medford,  Mass. 

BRAXTON,  GARLAND  E.,  pitcher,  Wash- 
ington Senators.  Bom:  Snow  Camp,  N.  C,  June 
10,  1900.  Son  of  James  W.  and  Martha  (Buch- 
ner)  Braxton.  Ed.:  Spring  H.  Sch.,  Snow 
Camp,  N.  C. 

Recordc  1920,  mem.  Greensboro  (N.  C.)  pro. 
B.B.  Club  (Piedmont  League).  1921-23,  played 
with  Boston  Braves.  1923,  played  with  Worces- 
ter (Mass.)  pro.  B.B.  team  (East.  League)  ; 
sold  to  Springfield  Club.  1924-25,  played  with 
Springfield  Club.  1925,  sold  to  N.  Y.  Yankees. 
1926,  played  with  N.  Y.  Yankees.  1927,  farmed 
to  Wash.  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Wash- 
ington Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office:  Griffith 
Stadium,  Wash..  D.  C.  Home:  525  Aycock  St.. 
Greensboro,  N.  C. 


BRAY,  FRANK  C,  baseball.  Bom:  Cuba 
City,  Wis.,  Mar.  4,  1878.  Son  of  George  and 
Anne  (White)  Bray.  Ed.:  Cuba  City  II.  Sch., 
1896.  Platteville  (Wis.)  Teachers'  Coll.,  1900; 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  Ph.B.,  1903;  M.A.,  1925. 

Record,:  1894-96,  mem.  Cuba  City  II.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1895,  mem.  Cuba  City  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1897-1900,  mem.  Platteville  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.  F.B.  team.  1902-03,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  B.B.  team  (West.  conf.  champs.,  1902). 
1906-07,  coach  La  Farge  (Wis.)  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1909-17,  coach  Galesville  (Wis.)  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  Sch.,  Fort  Atkin- 
son, Wis.  Affiliations:  Isaak  Walton  League; 
Mason ;  Modern  Woodman ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa  ; 
Wis.  Inter-Sch.  A.A. ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.), 
Hobby:  Athletics  and  fishing.  Married:  Ada 
Vincent,  Aug.  15,  1906.  Children:  Helen  Ruth, 
age  20.  Office:  403  High  St.,  Ft.  Atkinson,  Wis. 
Home:  312  S.  Main  St.,  Ft.  Atkinson,  Wis. 

( Subscriber. ) 


BRAWLEY,  JOSEPH  FRANCIS.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  June  14,  1899.  Son  of  Edward 
M.  W.  and  Margaret  E.  (Kelley)  Brawley.  Ed.: 
Medford  H.  Sch.,  1917;  Boston  Coll. 


BREADON,  SAMUEL,  baseball.  Born:  N.  Y. 
City,  N.  Y.,  July  26,  1880.  Son  of  Witham  and 
Jane  (Wilson)  Breadon.  Ed.:  Public  Sch.  (N. 
Y.  C,  N.  Y.). 


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Record:  1919,  dir.  St.  Louis  Cardinals  Nat'l. 
B.B.  League.  1919-28,  promoter  of  sports. 
1920-28,  pres.  St.  Louis  Cardinals  B.B.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  St.  Louis  Cardinals. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  West.  Automobile  Co.  (St. 
Louis,  Mo.)  ;  Normandy  G.C. ;  Sunset  Hill  C.C. 
Hobby:  Baseball.  Married:  Rachael  Wilson. 
Children:  Francis,  age  21.  Office:  St.  Louis  Car- 
dinals B.B.  Club,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4701 
Westminster  PL,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

BRECKINRIDGE,  SCOTT  DUDLEY,  Nat. 
Amateur  Foil  Champ.  Born:  San  Francisco, 
Calif.,  May  23,  1882.  Son  of  Joseph  Cabell  and 
Louise  L.  (Dudley)  Breckinridge.  Ed.:  Lafay- 
ette Coll. ;  U.S.  Mil.  Acad. ;  M.D.,  Georgetown 
Univ. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  I.C.  champ,  fencing 
(foils)  teams.  Tied  for  individual  I.C.  champ., 
1903.  1906-14,  Nat.  amateur  foils  champ,  (indi- 
vidual). 1912,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  fencing 
team.  1914,  mem.  Nat.  amateur  dueling  sword 
champ,  team.  1914-15,  mem.  Nat.  amateur  foils 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Served  successively  as  Capt,  Major,  Lieut.-Col. 
and  Col.  Medical  Corps;  mem.  A.E.F.  Hobby: 
History  and  use  of  arms  and  armor,  particularly 
swords,  pistols  and  rifles.  Married:  Gertrude 
Ashby  Bayne,  1911.  Children:  John  Bayne,  age 
14 ;  Scott  Dudley,  Jr.,  age  10 ;  Gertrude  Bayne, 
age  6.  Office:  164  Market  St.,  Lexington,  Ky. 
Home:  Russell  Cave  Pike,  Lexington,  Ky. 

BREDSTEEN,  JOSEPH,  track.  Born: 
Staughton,  Wis.,  Mar.  25,  1876.  Son  of  Martin 
A.  and  Guri  (Homey)  Bredsteen.  Ed.:  B.L., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1901. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
track  team.  1899-1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  track  team.  1900,  won  mile  walk 
A.A.A.A.  indoor  meet  (Milwaukee,  Wis.),  7  min., 
6  3-5  sec;  won  mile  walk  W.I.C.A.A.A.  (Chi- 
cago, 111.)  ;  estab.  West.  I.C.  record  in  mile 
walk   (7  min.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaper  publisher,  East 
Bay  Printing  Co.  (Oakland,  Calif.).  Affiliations: 
Union  Label  League ;  Sons  of  Norway  Lodge ; 
International  Printing  Pressmen's  and  Assts'. 
Union.  Hobby:  Editor  of  labor  publications. 
Married:  Britha  Ness,  June  1,  1907.  Children: 
Martin  Ness,  age  19 ;  Andrew  Homme,  age  17 ; 
Gertrude  Ingeborg,  age  15 ;  Judith  Bertha,  age 
13.  Office:  5823  Occidental,  Oakland,  Calif. 
Home:  715  S.  Verdugo,  Glendale,  Calif. 

BREED,  GEORGE  HORACE,  Capt.  Olympic 
Fencing  team,  1912  (capt.,  1920)  ;  mem.  Olym- 
pic Fencing  team,  1924.  Born:  Louisville,  Ky., 
June  14,  1876.  Son  of  George  H.  and  Eliza 
Thurston  (Johnson)  Breed.  Ed.:H.  Sch.  (Louis- 


ville, Ky.),  1891;  Allen  Sch.  (W.  Newton, 
Mass.),  1893;  Mass.  Tech.,  1895;  B.S.,  Harvard, 
1899. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Harvard  fencing  and 
lacrosse  teams  (fencing  team  won  I.C.  champ., 
1899).  1911,  U.S.  Nat'l  fencing  champ,  in  foils 
and  epee.  1912-20,  capt.  U.  S.  Olympic  fencing 
team.     1924,  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  fencing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  War  Record: 
Com.  capt.,  C.W.S.,  U.S.A.,  1918;  Hdqrs.,  C.W.S., 
Wash.,  D.  C. ;  Camp  Humphreys,  Va. ;  Camp 
Hendrick,  N  J.;  (discharged  Hon.  Hoboken, 
N.  J.,  Nov.,  1918).  Affiliations:  Mem.  N.  Y. 
Fencers'  Club  (former  sec.-treas.)  ;  mem.  Ama- 
teur Fencers'  League  of  Amer.  (pres.  foreign 
sec.)  ;  Theta  Delta  Chi;  Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Fencers'  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Fencing.  Mar- 
ried: Agnes  I.  G.  Murray,  July  6,  1920.  Office: 
101  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  155  E. 
54th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

BREININGER,  HERMAN  PRICE,  football, 
baseball  and  basketball.  Bom:  Lewistovvn,  Pa., 
Apr.  2,  1894.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Sarah  S. 
(Swigart)  Breininger.  Ed.:  Lewistown  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Juniata  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-10-11,  mem.  Lewistown  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1915,  mem.  Juniata  Coll. 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1916  mem.  Juniata  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Juniata  Coll. 
varsity  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1917-18-19, 
B.B.  and  F.B.  coach  Kiskiminetas  Springs  Sch. 
1920-28,  B.B.  and  F.B.  coach  Germantown 
Friends  Sch.  (Phila.).  1926-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  F.B.  coach, 
Germantown  Friends  Sch.  (Phila.).  Affilia- 
tions: Progressive  Ed.  Asso. ;  Izaak  Walton 
League  of  Amer.;  Varsity  Club  (Juniata  Coll.). 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Helen  Herbster, 
June  18,  1921.  Children:  Barbara  Jane,  age  2 
years.  Office:  Germantown  Ave.  and  Coulter  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  6214  Homer  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

BREITINGER,  J.  RUSSELL,  crew.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  26,  1894.  Son  of  Frederick  L. 
and  Ida  (Rehfuss)  Breitinger.  Ed.:  Chestnut 
Hill  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1916. 

Record :  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  crew ;  mem. 
Undine  Barge  Club  crew  in  Royal  Canadian 
Henley  Regatta  (St.  Catherine,  Ontario).  1919, 
mem.  U.  S.  Army  service  crew,  Henley  Regatta. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Breitinger  and 
Breitinger,  Attorneys  at  Law  (Phila.,  Pa.).  War 
Record:  1st  Lt.  U.  S.  Cavalry;  Army  of  occupa- 
tion, 1919;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsi- 
lon;  Phila.  Cricket  Club.  Hobby:  Golf,  riding 
and  rowing.  Married:  Helen  C.  Haig,  Oct.  21, 
1924.  Children:  Jane  Carol,  age  17.  Office: 
1205  Franklin  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
209  Avon  Rd.,  Narberth,  Pa. 


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BKENNAN,  WILLIAM  D.,  track.  Born: 
Malone,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  29,  1877.  Son  of  Wm.  D.  and 
Laura  (Smith)  Brennan.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Minn.;  Yale,  1900. 

Record:  1893-96,  mem.  St.  Paul's  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1897,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  track  team  (won  West.  I.C.  880  yd. 
dash).  1898-99,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (sec. 
880  yd.  dash,  Yale-Harvard  meet,  1899). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Stagy  Canon  Br., 
Phelp  Dodge  Corp.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Bank  of 
Dawson.     Office:  Dawson,  Mexico. 

BRENT,  RICHARD  HARRISON,  JR.,  ten- 
nis. Bom:  Richmond,  Va.,  Oct.  20,  1893.  Son 
of  Richard  Harrison  and  Verlinda  (Fouke) 
Brent.  Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll.;  Univ.  of 
Md.  Law  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  won  Junior  Md.  State  singles 
and  doubles  champ.  1915,  won  Middle  Atlantic 
States  singles  champ.  1920,  runner-up  for  N.  C. 
State  singles  champ.  1923,  won  S.  West.  Tex. 
singles  champ.  1923-24-25,  won  S.  West.  Tex. 
doubles  champ.  1925,  won  S.  West.  Tex.  mixed 
doubles  champ,  with  Mrs.  Brent.  1926-27,  won 
open  Tampa  doubles  champ.  1926-27-28,  won 
open  Tampa  singles  champ.  1927,  won  Dixie 
singles  and  doubles  champ.  (Davis  Island)  ; 
won  Tampa  open  mixed  doubles  champ,  with 
Mrs.  Brent.  Mem.  Tampa  tennis  team  that 
won  West  Coast  Tennis  League  champ,  with  10 
straight  wins. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  War 
Record:  U.  S.  Army  on  Mexican  border,  1916 ; 
comnd.  2nd  Lt,  1917;  comnd.  Capt,  1918;  dis- 
charged, Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Davis  Islands 
Tennis  Club;  Baltimore  C.C. ;  U.  S.  L.T.A. 
Hobby:  All  sports.  Married:  Elizabeth  Duncan, 
Nov.  8,  1924.  Office:  Tampa  Terrace  Hotel, 
Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  4215  North  A.  St.,  Tampa, 
Fla. 


BREWER,  BROOKE,  one  of  W.   Camp's  50 

H.B.,    1916-17,    1920-21.  Born:    Wash.,    D.    C, 

Nov.   21,   1895.     Son  of  J.   Newton   and   Irene 

(Bailey)    Brewer.     Ed.:  B.S.  Md.  Univ.,  1921.. 

Record:  1913,  picked  all-high  F.B.  team. 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  1914,  broke  So.  Atlantic  Sch. 
record  100  yd.,  time  9%  sec.  1915,  ran  100-yd. 
dash,  time  9%  sec.  Won  final  heat  from 
Howard  Drew,  world's  champ.,  in  50  yd. 
dash.  1916-17-20-21,  picked  by  Walter  Camp  as 
one  of  50  best  H.B.  1917,  picked  by  Phila.  N. 
Amer.  as  AU-Amer.  H.B.  1918,  coach  Army 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  War  Service: 
Ambulance  driver,  1917-18;  2nd  Lt.  F.A.,  1918. 
Clubs:  Racquet  C,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Married:  Nan 
H.  Blackmore,  Dec.  2,  1924.  Office:  1901  14th 
St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  4503  Stanford  St., 
Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


BREWER,  CHESTER  LELAND,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Owosso,  Mich.,  Nov. 
26,  1875.  Son  of  Laselle  C.  and  Nellie  M. 
(Graves)  Brewer.  Ed.:  Evansville  H.  Sch. 
(Evansville,  Wis.);  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1899; 
Univ.  of  Mo. 

Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
track  and  B.B.  teams.  1896-97,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  F.B.  team.  1898,  coach  Whitewater  State 
Normal  (Wis.)  F.B.  team.  1899-1903,  coach 
and  ath.  dir.  Albion  Coll.  (Mich.).  1903-10, 
ath.  dir.  and  phy.  ed.  dir.  Mich.  State  Coll. 
1910-17,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  of  Mo.  1917-18,  coach 
Comn.  Training  Camp  activities  and  War  Camp 
Community  Service  ath.  1918-22,  ath.  dir.  Mich. 
State  Coll.  1922-23,  dir.  phy.  ed.  Univ.  of  Calif. 
1923-28,  ath.  dir.  and  pro.  of  phy.  ed.  Univ. 
of  Mo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  of  phy.  ed.  and  ath. 
dir.  Univ.  of  Mo.  Affiliations:  Dir.  of  Phy. 
Ed.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Phy.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Nat'l.  Council, 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Mo.  Asso.  of  Phy. 
Ed. ;  Midwest  Soc.  of  Phy.  Ed. ;  Vice-pres.  Tiger, 
Inc. ;  Pres.  Highway  Amusement  Co. ;  Mason ; 
K.  T. ;  Shriner ;  Elk ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Pres.  Boy  Scouts.  Clubs:  Kans.  City  A.C. ; 
Columbia  C.C. ;  Rotary ;  Round  Table ;  Univ. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Edna  Gar- 
vin, 1919.  Children:  Eleanor  M.,  age  23 ;  Fran- 
ces F.,  age  21 ;  Chester  L.,  Jr.,  age  7.  Office: 
Univ.  of  Mo.,  Columbia,  Mo.  Home:  215  S. 
Glenwood  Ave.,  Columbia,  Mo. 


BREWER,  JOSEPH  NEWTON,  track.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  8,  1891.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Irene  (Bailey)  Brewer.  Ed.:  Georgetown  Prep. 
Sch. ;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1912-13-14,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
track  team  (capt.,  1914;  equaled  world's  record 
in  50  yd.  dash  on  two  occasions).  Wash,  D.  C. 
track  official   (scholastic  meets). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mortgage  banking.  Affllkir 
tions:  Swartzell-Rheem-Hensey  (2nd  vice-pres.)  ; 
Elks;  Racquet  Club;  Wash.  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  motor-boating.  Married:  Alva  Black- 
burn, May  3,  1916.  Children:  Newton,  Jr.,  age 
15 ;  Blackburn,  age  8 ;  Patricia,  age  5.  Office: 
121  15th  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3223  Macomb 
St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

BRIDGLAND,  THOMAS  FRANKLIN,  rifle 
and  pistol  shooting.  Born:  Roaring  Ranch,  Pa., 
Aug.  23,  1898.  Son  of  T.  E.  and  Verrena  (Kis- 
singer) Bridgland.     Ed.:  S.  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1927,  tied  for  state  champ,  in  Amer. 
Legion,  (score  95)  ;  competed  in  pistol  matches 
Nat'l.  Rifle  Asso.,  (St.  Petersburg,  Fla.)  ;  estab. 
Sunshine  Rifle  and  Pistol  Club.  1928,  won  recre- 
ational league  rifle  and  pistol  matches,  (pistol 
score,  98;  rifle,  81). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Credit  mgr.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Medical  Dept.  U.  S.  Army,  June,  1918, 
(Fort  Screvene,  Ga.)  ;  discharged  Sept.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  N.R.A. ;  Mason;  K.  of  P.;  Amer. 
Legion.  Hobby:  Pistol  and  rifle  shooting  and 
tennis.  Married:  Lola  O.  Ryan,  June,  1925. 
Children:  Martha  Belle,  age  9 ;  T.  Franklin,  Jr., 
infant.  Office:  301-331  Cen.  Ave.,  St.  Peters- 
burg, Fla.  Home:  1116  34th  Ave.,  N.,  St.  Peters- 
burg, Fla. 


Record:  1917,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
crew.    1920-21,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Librarian,  Carnegie  Li- 
brary, Nashville,  Tenn.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.N.R.F. 
O.T.  Sch.  Clubs:  Rotary  (Nashville)  ;  Chamber 
of  Commerce  (Nashville)  ;  Nashville  Art  Mu- 
seum ;  Amer.  Library  Asso.  Married:  Rose 
Shuler,  1921.  Children:  Harold  F.,  Jr.,  age  3V2. 
Office:  Carnegie  Library,  Nashville,  Tenn.  Home: 
1720  Beechwood  Ave.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 


BRIGGS,  CHESTER  E„  football.  Born: 
Salem,  Mass.,  Sept.  26,  1887.  Son  of  George 
and  Emma  (Goldthewaite)  Briggs.  Ed.:  Salem 
Classical  H.  Sch.,  1906;  Springfield  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Salem  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1907-08,  mem.  Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1908),  1907-27,  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  official.  1909-15,  ath.  dir.  Shreveport 
A.A.  (Shreveport,  La.).  1916-23,  mem.  West,  Pa. 
Intersch.  Bskt.B.  Com.  1916-28,  ath.  dir.  Fifth 
Ave.  H.  Sch.  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.).  1924,  chrmn. 
West.  Pa.  Intersch.  Track  Com.  1926,  organized 
Tri-State  Officials  Asso.    (Pittsburgh,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  teacher.  Affili- 
ations: Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  W.P.I.A.L. 
(sch.  rep.).  Hobby:  Camping  and  outdoor  life. 
Married:  Ruth  Hathaway  Bernard,  1912.  Chil- 
dren: Bernard,  age  14;  Grace,  age  12;  Ida,  age 
10;  Chester,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  1800  Fifth  Ave., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  2779  Haveer  Ave.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

BRIGGS,  THEODORE  CLEMENT,  crew  and 
basketball.  Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  May  17, 
1892.  Son  of  W.  H.  and  Harriet  (Aumock) 
Briggs.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch.  (Rochester,  N.  Y.)  ; 
Lawrenceville  Sch. ;  Lit.  B.,  Princeton,  1914. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
crew.  1912-13,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew  and 
Bskt.B.  team.  1914,  capt.  Princeton  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Lawyers  Co-Op- 
erative Publishing  Co.  (Rochester,  N.  Y.).  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy  May,  1917;  comnd. 
Ensign,  Sept.,  1917 ;  Lt.  Jr.  Grade,  1918 ;  award- 
ed Navy  Cross.  Affiliations:  Univ.  Club  (Roch- 
ester, N.  Y.)  ;  Rochester  C.C. ;  Amer.  Legion; 
Rochester  Ad  Club.  Married:  Ruth  Curtis. 
Children:  William  H.,  2nd,  age  9;  Barbara  H., 
age  7 ;  Catherine  Curtis,  age  4.  Office:  Aque- 
duct Bldg.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Home:  52  S.  Main 
St.,  Pittsford,  N.  Y. 


BRILL,  HARRY  ELMORE,  rifle  and  pistol 
marksman.  Born:  Pike  County,  Ohio,  July  28, 
1886.  Son  of  Henry  E.  and  Cynthia  J.  (Gor- 
don) Brill.  Ed.:  Reynoldsburg  Acad.;  L.L.B., 
Oklahoma  Univ.  1910. 

Record:  1922-25-27,  mem.  Inter-Nat'l  small- 
bore rifle  champ,  team.  1923-27,  Gov.  U.  S.  Re- 
volver Asso.  1924,  capt.  Okla.  civilian  team. 
1924-27,  mem.  West,  rifle  team,  (capt.  in  1927). 
1926-27,  sec.-treas.  Okla.  rifle  asso.,  all-round 
rifle  and  pistol  champ,  of  Okla.  1927-30,  dir. 
Nat'l.  Rifle  Asso. 

Pres  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  Band 
leader  of  142nd  U.S.F.A.,  1917-19,  with  eleven 
mos.  service  in  France,  discharged  as  2nd  lieut. 
Affiliations:  Atty.  for  Employers  Casualty  Co.; 
sec.  of  Whitehall  Petroleum  Co. ;  mem.  Meth. 
Church ;  Masonic  and  K.P.  lodges ;  life  mem. 
Nat'l  Rifle  Asso. ;  U.S.  Revolver  Asso. ;  Scab- 
bard and  Blade  Frat. ;  pres.  Tulsa  Rifle  Club. 
Hobby:  Music  and  firearms.  Married:  Opal 
Brooks,  June  2,  1928.  Office:  Mayo  Bldg., 
Tulsa,  Okla.     Home:  Federal  Dr.,  Tulsa,  Okla. 

BRINDLEY,  THADDEUS  HAYWARD,  foot- 
ball. Born:  La  Crosse,  Wis.,  Nov.  28,  1883.  Son 
of  John  and  Adelaide  (Willis)  Brindley.  Ed.: 
B.S.  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1906. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1903-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  W. 
A.  Roosevelt  Co.  Mil.  Service:  F.A.  Officers 
Training  Camp,  Camp  Zachary  Taylor,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Chamber  of  Commerce  (La  Crosse, 
Wis.)  ;  vice-pres.  La  Crosse  City  Pk.  Bd. ;  Amer. 
Legion.  Clubs:  "W"  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Old  Col- 
ony; La  Crosse;  Elk;  Rotary.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  farming.  Married:  Agnes  McCord,  1909. 
Children:  John  R.,  age  17 ;  Elizabeth,  age  15 ; 
James  McCord,  age  4.  Office:  Front  and  Vine 
Sts.,  La  Crosse,  Wis.  Home:  1327  Cass  St.,  La 
Crosse,  Wis. 


BRIGHAM,    HAROLD    FREDERICK,    crew. 

Bom:  Newark,  N.  J.,  May  25,  1897.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam C.  and  Anna  (Chapin)  Brigham.  Ed.: 
(Trenton,  N.  J.)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1921;  Library 
Sch.  of  N.  Y.  Public  Library,  1922. 


BRISCOE,  ALBERT  HENRY,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Cleburne,  Tex., 
Jan.  12,  1898.  Son  of  James  A.  and  Mollie 
(Young)  Briscoe.  Ed.:  Hollis  H.  Sch.,  (Okla. 
City,  Okla.),  1915;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Okla.,  1923. 


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Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Okla.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Okla.  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1923-24, 
coach  Altus  H.  Sch.  (Altus,  Okla.).  1924-25, 
played  pro.  B.B.  Decatur,  111.  3rd  League.  1925, 
coach  Chickasha  H.  Sch.  (Chickasha,  Okla.). 
1926,  played  pro.  B.B.  in  Tex  League  (Waco, 
Tex.).  1927,  played  pro  B.B.  in  Springfield,  111. 
3rd  League.  1927-28,  coach  Capital  Hill  H.  Sch. 
(Okla.  City,  Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  B.B.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Okla.  Cavalry,  Apr.  7,  1917 ;  discharged  Dec, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu;  Mason;  Shriner; 
Elks;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Cap- 
ital Hill  H.  Sch.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home: 
Hollis  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 


BROADWELL,  JANE,  golf.  Born:  Detroit, 
Mich.,  Feb.  7,  1911.  Datighter  of  Edward  H.  and 
Imogene  (Gregory)  Broadwell.  Ed.:  MacDuffie 
Sch.  for  Girls  (Springfield,  Mass.). 

Record:  1926,  qualified  in  Shenacosset  golf 
tournament;  won  a  one-day  invitation  tourna- 
ment, Woodway  Club ;  medalist  and  runner-up, 
Westchester-Biltmore  Club  champ.  1927,  quali- 
fied in  North  and  South  golf  tournaments,  Pine- 
hurst;  won  Longmeadow  C.C.  champ.  (Long- 
meadow,  Mass.)  ;  mem.  Longmeadow  team  which 
defeated  Shuttlemeadow,  Highland  and  Sequin 
teams.    State  handicap  "6." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Springfield 
C.C,  Longmeadow  C.C,  Westchester-Biltmore, 
Women's  G.C  (Greenwich,  Conn.).  Hobby:  Golf 
and  horseback  riding.  Address:  1428  Long- 
meadow  St.,   Longmeadow,   Mass. 


BROCKELMAN,  CURTIS  HENRY,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball,  Yale.  Born:  Clinton, 
Mass.,  Dec.  30,  1905.  Son  of  Anton  Francis  and 
Louise  (Eckestein)  Brockelman.  Ed.:  Clinton 
H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  Yale. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams ;  mem.  Yale  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  Yale  freshman  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1927,  mem.  Yale  varsity  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Theta  Psi;  Delta  Psi.  Office:  133  Coll.  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  105  Prescott  St.,  Clinton, 
Mass. 


BROOK,  GEORGE  CUTTING,  capt.  U.  of 
Chicago  gym.  team,  Big  Ten  Champ.,  1921.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  26,  1896.  Son  of  Herman 
Schneidenbach  and  Ida  (Meinel)  Schneidenbach. 
Ed.:  U.  of  Chicago,  Ph.B.,  1922;  A.M.,  1925; 
Northwestern  Univ.;   C.P.A.,  U.  of  111.,   1927. 


Record:  1915-16-17,  mem.  Waller  H.  Sck. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.  1916).  1919-20-21-22,  mem. 
U.  of  Chicago  gym.  team  (capt.  1921 ;  Big  Ten 
Champs,  1920-21-22).  1920,  U.  of  111.  sidehorse 
champ  (West.  I.C  meet).  1921,  runner-up  in 
all-  around  champ.  U.  of  Ind.  (West.  I.C.  Meet). 
1922,  1st  place  at  U.  of  Wis.  all-around  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Certified  Pub.  Accountant, 
teaching.  Affiliations:  Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  Order  of 
the  "C" ;  Lincoln  Turn  Verein  (Chicago,  111.). 
Hobby:  Gymnastics  and  golf.  Office:  2007  Or- 
chard St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  2122  Berteau 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


BROOKE,  CHARLES  G.,  Maryland  State 
single  tennis  champion,  1912.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  May  21,  1879.  Son  of  Horace  L.  and  Gay 
(Williams)  Brooke.  Ed.:  New  London  Acad.; 
Univ.  of  Va.,  1898. 

Record:  1899-1901,  mem.  Md.  A.C.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  team.  1890-1925,  mem.  Md.  A.C  tennis 
team  (capt.  1915-25).  1912,  mem.  Md.  State 
single  tennis  champ.  1913-16,  mem.  Md.  State 
double  tennis  champ.  1914-16,  runner-up  Md. 
State  single  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supvr.  Baltimore  Post  Of- 
fice Dept.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Baltimore  Asso. 
Tennis  League  (1920-26)  ;  Mt.  Wash.  Club. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Elizabeth  Gunther, 
Apr.  10,  1909.  Children:  Charles  G.,  Jr.,  age  17; 
Fairfax  Boiling,  age  13.  Office:  Post  Office  Dept., 
Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  2634  Guilford  Ave.,  Bal- 
timore, Md. 

BROOKE,  GEORGE  H.,  All-American  full- 
back, 1894-95.  Born:  Brookeville,  Md.,  July  9, 
1874.  Son  of  Walter  H.  and  Caroline  (Leggett) 
Brooke.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Swarthmore  Coll.,  1893; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  Ph.B.,  1895 ;  LL.B.,  1898. 

Record:  1890-92,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  1892).  1890-93,  mem.  Swarthmore 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1893-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
F.B.  team.  1894-95,  chosen  All-Amer.  f.b.  1897, 
head  coach  Stanford  Univ. ;  refereed  I.C.F.B. 
games.  1898-1911,  head  coach  Swarthmore  Coll. 
1904,  amateur  racquets  champ.  1912-13,  head 
coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  1917,  doubles  champ. racquet. 
Won  lawn  tennis  doubles  champ,  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Battery  H.  (Phila.,  Pa.),  Spanish-Amer.  War. 
Clubs:  Penn  A.C;  Pine  Valley  G.C;  Phila. 
Barge;  Gulph  Mills  G.C;  Racquet.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Marie  I.  Gregg,  1908.  Office: 
416  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Green  Hill 
Farms,  Overbrook,  Pa. 

BROOKFIELD,  ARTHUR  DUTTON,  track 
and  football.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  13,  1898. 
Son  of  Edwin  T.  and  Caroline  (Edgecomb) 
Brookfield.  Ed.:  Englewood  H.  Sch.  (Chicago)  ; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1901. 


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Record:  1896-97,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sell. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1897-99-1900,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich,  track  and  F.B.  teams.  1901-02-03, 
coach  Culver  Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Mil.  Service:  Capt. 
U.S.  Army,  1918.  Clubs:  Rotary  (Kansas  City, 
Mo.)  ;  Mession  Hills  CC.  (Kansas  City,  Mo.). 
Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Bush.  Children:  Knox,  age  12 ;  Dutton,  age  10 ; 
Barbara,  age  3.  Office:  412-20  W.  8th  St.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.  Home:  21  E.  Concord  St.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo. 

BROOKS,  HENRY  STANFORD,  I.C  cham- 
pion, 100  and  220  yard  dashes,  1882-84.  Born: 
Chinest  Camp,  Calif.,  Aug.,  1864.  Son  of  Henry 
S.  and  Margaret  (Armstrong)  Brooks.  Ed.: 
Yale,  A.B.,  1885,  M.A.  (honorary),  1918;  LL.B., 
Columbia  Univ.,  1888. 

Record,  1882-85,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (capt. 
18S3-84).  1882-83,  champ,  of  Amer.,  220  yd. 
dash  (defeated  Lon  Myers;  time  22  3-5  sec, 
1882;  22  1-5  sec,  1883).  1882-84,  I.C.  champ,  in 
100  and  220  yd.  dashes  (broke  I.C.  record  in 
220  yd.  dash  for  two  yrs.).  Held  Yale  record 
in  100,  220,  and  440  yd.  dashes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  vice-pres.  Amer.  Tel. 
&  Tel.  Co. ;  dir.  and  operating  vice-pres.,  195  and 
205  Broadway  Corps.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Skull  and  Bones;  trustee  and  sec.  The 
Boys'  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  dir.  and  class  agent,  Yale 
Alumni  Fund  Asso. ;  Westchester  County  Chil- 
dren's Asso. ;  vestryman  and  clerk,  St.  Barnabas 
Church  (Irvington-on-Hudson,  N.  Y.)  ;  Ardsley 
Park  Owners'  Asso.;  Yale  Bd.  of  Control.  Clubs: 
Lake  Mitchell  Trout  (Sharon,  Vt.,  dir.  and  sec.)  ; 
Univ.  Club;  Y"ale  Club;  Down  Town  Asso.; 
Ardsley ;  The  Bath  and  Racquet ;  Woodstock, 
Vt.  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Clara 
Vail,  May  27,  1902.  Children:  Henry,  age  24; 
Margaret,  age  21;  Thomas,  age  16;  Gordon,  age 
10.  Office:  195  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
Ardsley-on-Hudson,  N.  Y. 


BERMAN,  HARRY  M.,  dir.  aths.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  June  5,  1896.  Son  of  Joseph 
and  Estelle  (Skop)  Berman.  Ed.:  Charlotte 
Hall  Mil.  Acad. ;  L.L.B.,  University  of  Md.,  1919. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  student  coach  Char- 
lotte Hall  Mil.  Acad.  B.B.  team  (won  Md.  State 
champ.,  1915-16).  1923-24,  mgr.  Y.M.H.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  officiated  in  So.  Atlantic 
track  and  field  meets   (Balto.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
aths.  Y.M.H.A.,  Balto.,  1919;  charmn.  So.  At- 
lantic Boxing  Coram.,  1928;  Natl.  A.A.U.  Box- 
ing Coram.,  1928 ;  Olympic  Boxing  Comm.,  1928 ; 
Natl.  A.A.U.  Assoc,  1925-28;  Balto.  Marathon 
Comm.,  1924-28;  Phi  Alpha.  Hobby:  Aths.  Ad- 
dress: Arundel  Hotel,  Balto.,  Md. 


BROOKHART,  SMITH  WILDMAN,  rifle  and 
pistol  trainer.  Bom:  Scotland  County,  Mo., 
Feb.  2,  1869.  Son  of  Abram  Colar  and  Cynthia 
(Wildman)  Brookhart.  Ed.:  Bloomfield  H.  Sch. 
(Bloomfield,  la.),  1886;  B.S.,  So.  Iowa  Normal, 
1889. 

Record:  1898,  began  training  in  rifle  and  pis- 
tol marksmanship  Spanish-Amer.  War  as  2nd 
lieut.  Reorganized  company  in  Natl.  Guard 
after  the  war  as  capt.  Found  18,000  rounds  of 
unexpended  ammunition  issued  to  the  old  com- 
pany. Proceeded  to  expend  it  and  had  more 
sharpshooters  in  company  than  in  all  the  rest 
of  the  regiment  and  almost  as  many  as  the  four 
regiments  in  the  whole  State.  Appointed  colonel 
and  Inspector  Small  Arms  Practice  for  the 
State.  1907,  trained  the  la.  State  rifle  teams. 
Brought  la.  up  from  24th  place  to  near  the  top 
among  the  regular  service  teams.  1911,  Charles 
King  of  my  team  won  the  military  champ,  of 
the  U.  S. ;  Don  A.  Preuessner,  the  rapid-fire 
champ,  of  the  U.  S.  1912,  capt.  Amer.  Palma 
team,  which  won  the  world  champ,  at  Ottawa, 
Canada.  The  la.  team  also  won  the  Herrick 
Trophy  at  long  ranges  with  telescopic  sight. 
1918,  was  chief  instr.  of  Camp  Perry  Sch.  which 
trained  7,000  officers  and  instrs.  in  marksman- 
ship for  all  divisions  of  the  army  during  World 
War.  Special  instr.  of  three  divisions,  88th, 
34th  and  19th.  First  dir.  of  marksmansbip  in 
Fort  Benning,  Ga.,  sch.  Altogether  trained 
over  10,000  officers,  about  1,000  of  them  regulars, 
during  World  War  service. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Senator!  War  Rec- 
ord: Served  in  la.  Natl.  Guard,  1894-1918  (with 
exception  of  5  yrs.)  ;  Spanish-Amer.  War,  2nd 
lieut.  50th  la.  Vol.  Inf.  Mexican  border;  maj. 
1st.  la.  Brigade ;  World  War,  maj.  and  lieut. 
col.  of  inf.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Natl.  Bd.  for  the 
Promotion  of  Small  Arms  Practice;  formerly 
pres.  of  the  Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  United  Spanish 
War  Veterans  (Wash.,  la.)  ;  Amer.  Legion, 
Leon  Beatty  Post,  No.  29  (Wash.,  la.).  Author: 
"Rifle  Training  in  War."  Married:  Jennie 
Hearn,  June  22,  1897.  Children:  Charles  Ed- 
ward ;  John  R. ;  Smith  W.,  Jr. ;  Florence  H. ; 
Edith  A.;  Joseph  W.  Office:  131  Senate  Office 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  Wash.,  la.  Pres. 
Address:  Hyattsville,  Md. 


BROOKINS,     CHARLES     ROBERT,     track. 

Born:  Oskaloosa,  la.,  Sept.  18,  1899.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  C.  R.  Brookins.  Ed.:  Oskaloosa 
H.   Sch.,  1921;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1925. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Oskaloosa  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  Conference  and 
Natl.  Coll.  champ.,  1922-23-24;  N.A.A.U.  champ., 
1923  and  '25.  1922,  won  Natl.  Coll.  champ, 
around  curves  (new  record  220-yd.l  ow  hurdles, 
23  sec).  1923,  won  Big  Ten  Conf.  track  and 
field  meet  (220-yd.  low  hurdles.  .23  1-5  sec)  ; 
won  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ,    (world's  record,  220 


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yd.  low  hurdles,  23  sec.)  ;  mem.  I.C.  1-mile 
relay  team  (world's  record,  3  min.  16  9-10 
sec).  1924,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team;  com- 
peted 1-mile  relay  against  Great  Britain  (Stan- 
ford Bridge,  London,  England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  track  and  field  coach 
Univ.  of  la.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S. 
Navy,  1918,  stationed  Great  Lakes.  Hobby: 
Radio.  Office:  Field  House,  la.  City,  la.  Home: 
Ath.  Dept,  la.  City,  la. 

BROOKS,  SPRINGER  HARBAUGH,  foot- 
ball and  hockey.  Bom:  St.  Faul,  Minn.,  Apr. 
11,  1890.  Son  of  L.  L.  C.  and  Mary  (Har- 
baugh)  Brooks.  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1911. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Yale  hockey  team  (All- 
Collegiate  point,  1910).  1910,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
team.     1911,   asst.   F.B.   coach  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  of  sales  Merchants' 
Trust  Co.  (St.  Paul).  War  Record:  Enlisted 
Aug.,  1917 ;  served  with  338th  FA. ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged  Jan.  20,  1919;  capt.  338th 
F.  A.  Clubs;  Univ.  Club  (St.  Paul)  Minn.; 
White  Bear  Yacht;  Twin  City  Bond;  St.  Paul 
A.  C.  Married:  Edith  Wann.  Children:  Jane, 
age  14 ;  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  11 ;  Cynthia,  age  3. 
Office:  Fourth  and  Robert  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Home:  661  Fairmount  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

BROOKS,  ULYSSES  ROBERT,  trap  shooter. 
Born:  Grovetown,  Ga.,  June  3,  1880.  Son  of 
Ulysses  Robert  and  Mary  (Jones)  Brooks.  Ed.: 
Clemson  Coll.;  Univ.  of  S.  Car. 

Record:  Won  (18  yd.)  S.  champ.  Wash., 
D.  C.  1922,  won  preliminary  handicap  (Pine- 
hurst,  N.  C.)  ;  tied  class  "A,"  G.A.H.  (Cleve- 
land, Ohio)  ;  won  S.  Car.  champ.  (Spartan- 
burg, S.  Car.)  ;  won  handicap  (Spartanburg, 
S.  Car.);  won  all-around  champ.;  dir.  S.  Zone 
Div.  Trapshooting  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  business.  Affili- 
ations: Pres.  Industrial  Loan  Bk. ;  Ridgewood 
C.C.  Hobby:  Trap  shooting  and  duck  shooting. 
Married:  Lynnie  La  Borde,  1913.  Office:  1215 
Gervaid  St.,  Columbia,  S.  Car.  Home:  920 
Woodrow  St.,  Columbia,  S.  Car. 

BROOME,  JOSEPH  HANSEN,  track.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  May  10,  1904.  Son  of  Joseph 
R.  and  Matilda  (Hansen)  Broome.  Ed.:  Phil- 
lips Exeter  Acad. ;   A.B.,  Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  team  (team  won  1-mile  relay  against  Yale 
in  B.A.A.  meet ;  runner-up  in  same  event  at 
Penn.  relays).  1923-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Paper  importing,  Japan 
Paper  Co.  (109  E.  31st  St.,  N.  Y.  C).  Ckibs: 
Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Port  WaWshington 
Yacht  C.  Hobby:  Sailing.  Office:  109  E.  31st 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.    Home:  Port  Washington,  N.  Y. 


BROPHY,  JAMES  S.,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Mar.  4,  1897.  Son  of 
James  and  Rebecca  (Dolan)  Brophy.  Ed.: 
Holy  Redeemer  Sch.   (Portsmouth,  Ohio),  1917. 

Record:  1918,  golf  pro.  Ashland  C.C.  (Ash- 
land, Ky.).  1921,  golf  pro.  Hillcrest  C.C.  (Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio).  1923,  competed  in  Natl.  Open 
champ,  tournament  (Innwood,  Ohio).  1923-25, 
golf  pro.  Flaming  G.  C.  (Miami  Beach,  Fla.). 
1924,  competed  in  Natl.  Open  champ,  tourna- 
ment (Columbus,  Ohio).  1924-28,  competed 
Ohio  State  Open  champ,  tournament.  1925,  tied 
Natl.  P.G.A.  tournament  (Springfield,  Ohio). 
1927-28,  competed  Miami  Open  champ,  tourna- 
ment;  golf  pro.  Ridgewood  G.C.  (Cincinnati, 
Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Sec.  P.G.A.  (Cincinnati,  Ohio).  Hobby:  Box- 
ing. Married:  Henrietta  Bethke,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: James  J.,  age  4.  Office:  Ridgewood  G.C. 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  448  E.  5th  St.,  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio. 

BROWN,  ARTHUR  MILTON,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Troy,  N.  Y.,  Oct.,  14,  1884.  Son 
of  Milton  P.  and  Elizabeth  (Gunnison)  Brown. 
Ed.:  Troy  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1907. 

Record:   Mem.  Troy  H.   Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 

track  teams.  1903-07,  mem.  Williams  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1906,  mem.  Williams  Coll. 
varsity  indoor  relay  team.  1907,  mem.  Williams 
Coll.  varsity  track  team.  1907-10,  dir.  phys.  train- 
ing and  aths.  DePauw  Univ.  (Greencastle,  Ind.). 
1910-13,  dir.  phys.  training  and  aths.  Grinnell 
Coll.  (Grinnell,  la.).  1913-18,  dir.  phys.  ed. 
Trenton,  N.  J.,  pub.  schs.  1918-28,  prof,  phys 
ed.  and  dir.  aths.  Middlebury  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  phys.  ed.  and  dir. 
aths.  Middlebury  Coll.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Phi 
Sigma  Kappa ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Coll. 
Phys.  Dir.  Soc. ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Gargoyle.  Married:  Pansy  Hull.  Children: 
John  Hull,  age  10;  Elizabeth  Gunnison,  age  15. 
Office:  Gym.,  Middlebury,  Vt.  Home:  126  Main 
St.,  Middlebury,  Vt. 

BROWN,  CARL  C,  baseball.  Bom:  Clear 
Branch,  Tenn.,  Feb.  11,  1889.  Son  of  Andrew 
J.  and  Mary  G.  (Tilson)  Brown.  Ed.:  Hotch- 
kiss  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1914. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1907-09,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1910,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team.  1910-13, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  Phoenix  Mutual  Life 
Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  July,  1917,  2nd 
officers'  training  camp  (Leon  Springs,  Tex.)  ; 
comnd.  1st  lieut.  inf.,  discharged  N.  Mex.  as 
capt.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon ;  Wolf's  Head 
Soc. ;  "Y"  Club ;  Miami  Boat  Club.  Married: 
Myrtie  Monson.     Children:  Marjorie  Ann,   age 


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3 ;  Jean  Carson,  age  1.  Office:  701  Ingalls  Bldg., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  1415  Yarmouth  St., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

BROWN,  FLOYD  B.,  mem.  Yale  track  team, 
1926-27.  Born:  Saginaw,  Mich.,  Mar.  23,  1901. 
Son  of  Marshall  B.  and  Margaret  J.  (Hall) 
Brown.  Ed.:  Saginaw  H.  Sch. ;  Roxbury  Prep. 
Sen.;  B.S.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Saginaw  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1918). 
1919,  mem.  Saginaw  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1922, 
mem.  Roxbury  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1926-27, 
mem.  Yale  track  team   (Big  Three  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. 
(Milwaukee,  Wis.)  ;  Sigma  Delta  Poi;  Amer. 
Red  Cross  Life  Saving  Corps.  Office:  736  Park 
St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  Y.M.C.A.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 


BROWN,  FLOYD  LUCIAN,  coach  and  ath. 
dir.  Born:  Seaman,  Ohio,  Mar.  28,  1888.  Son 
of  William  L.  and  Mary  (Foster)  Brown.  Ed.: 
Peebles  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.,  1905;  Ohio  Univ.,  1905- 
07;  A.B.,  Miami  Univ.,  1910;  B.P.E.,  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  1915-17. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Ohio  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1907-10,  mem.  Miami  Univ. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B., 
1908-09;  capt.  B.B.,  1909;  All-State  tackle, 
1908).  1910-13,  coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B., 
Kemper  Mil.  Sch.  1913-15,  head  coach  and  dir. 
phys.  ed.  Lombard  Coll.  1916,  head  coach  New 
Britain  (Conn.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (State 
champs,  and  won  Yale  Cup).  1917-20,  dir.  ath. 
and  phys.  ed.  Lake  Forest  Acad.  (B.B.  team 
won  West.  Acad,  champ.,  1919).  1920-24,  dir. 
Municipal  Recreation,  Lake  Forest,  111.  1924- 
29,  head  coach  and  dir.  phys.  ed.  Lake  Forest 
Coll.  Played  as  pitcher  in  pro.  B.B.  for  7  years 
(mem.  Cincinnati  Reds,  Natl.  League,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  and  dir.  of 
phys.  ed.  Lake  Forest  Coll.  Affiliations:  Mgr. 
Coaches'  Bureau,  Clark  and  Brewer  Teachers' 
Agency,  Chicago,  111. ;  Phi  Kappa  Tau ;  Masons  ; 
Kiwanis;  Lake  Bluff  (111.)  C.C.  Hobby:  Promo- 
tion of  and  lecturing  on  intramural  ath.  and 
social  hygiene.  Married:  Marguerite  Boggs, 
Aug.  14,  1912.  Children:  Marilynn,  age  9;  Car- 
ter, age  5.  Office:  64  E.  Jackson  Blvd.,  Lyon  & 
Healy  Bldg.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  217  Trusdell 
Ave.,  Lake  Bluff,  111. 


BROWN,  HARRY  E.,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  Le  Roy,  Minn.,  Aug.  8,  1897.  Son 
of  Allan  and  Lena  Brown.  Ed.:  LeRoy  H.  Sch., 
1916;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 
1922,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.,  Fairbanks 
Morse  Co.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Army.  Affilia- 
tions: Theta  Xi;  Masonic  Lodge.  Married: 
Cora  Brown.  Children:  Jean,  age  3 ;  Donna, 
age  1.  Office:  510  2nd  St.  N.  E.,  Watertown, 
S.  Dakota. 

BROWN,  HENRY  RENICK,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Michigan  F.B.  team.  Born:  Chillicothe,  Ohio, 
Aug.  10,  1878.  Son  of  Austin  Hough  and  Elea- 
nor (Burbridge)  Brown.  Ed.:  Chillicothe  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Chillicothe  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1898-1900,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1903,  coach  Chillicothe 
H.   Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon.  Mil. 
Service:  Medical  officer  War  Prison  Barracks 
No.  2;  discharged  capt.  Affiliations:  Ross  Co. 
Natl.  Bk. ;  Citizens'  Natl.  Bk. ;  Mason;  K.T. ; 
B.P.O.E. ;  pres.  Mt.  Logan  Tuberculosis  Sana- 
torium;  Chillicothe  A.C. ;  Chillicothe  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf,  trap  shooting  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Mabel  Downs,  Oct.  3,  1906.  Children: 
Emma  D.,  age  20 ;  Henry  A.,  age  19 ;  Jane  C, 
age  17 ;  William  B.,  age  15.  Office:  68  E.  Main 
St.,  Chillicothe,  Ohio.  Home:  68  E.  Main  St., 
Chillicothe,  Ohio. 

BROWN,  HOMER  S.,  capt.  Univ.  of  Iowa 
B.B.  team,  1919.  Born:  la.  City,  la.,  Dec.  20, 
1897.  Son  of  Curtis  H.  and  Minnie  (Speer) 
Brown.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  la.,  1919;  M.A.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Traer,  la.,  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18-19,  mem.  Univ. 
of  la.  B.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
Bskt.B.  team ;  All-Conf.  mythical  Bskt.B.  team ; 
capt.  All-State  mythical  Bskt.B.  team.  1919, 
capt.  Univ.  of  la.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  of  Shop,  Clerical  Div., 
West.  Electric  Co.  War  Record:  Received  comn. 
2nd  Lt.  Inf.  at  Fort  Sheridan,  111.,  Sept.,  1918; 
personnel  adj.  training  at  Kans.  City,  Mo. ; 
army  work  at  Springfield,  Mo.  until  discharged 
Dec.  31,  1918.  Affiliations:  Viee-pres.  and  dir. 
of  gym.,  Hawthorne  Club  of  West.  Electric  Co. ; 
Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  Braidburn  C.C. ; 
Masons.  Hobby:  Golf,  bowling  and  B.B.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Benjamin,  Sept.  1,  1925.  Office: 
Hawthorne  Station,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  130 
Wash.  Blvd.,  Oak  Pk.,  111. 

BROWN,  JOHN  H.,  JR.,  football,  crew  and 
track.  Born:  Canton,  Pa.,  Oct.  12,  1S91.  Son 
of  John  H.  and  Belle  (Dartt)  Brown.  Ed.: 
Mercersburg  Acad. ;   U.   S.  Naval  Acad. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad, 
track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.,  1909).  1910-13, 
mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  track,  F.B.  and  crew 
teams.     1913,  estab.  shot-put  record  for  U.   S. 


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Naval  Acad.  1912-13,  kicked  5  field  goals 
against  Army ;  All-Amer.  guard  on  Walter 
Camp's  team ;  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  record 
crew.  1914-15-16,  line  coach  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1924,  coach  submarine  base  F.B. 
team   (New  London,  Conn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut,  comdr.  U.  S.  Navy. 
Naval  Service:  Commanded  Submarine  C-2,  At- 
lantic patrol  duty,  1918.  Hobby:  Golf  and  ten- 
nis. Married:  Nellie  Janvier,  Middletown,  Del., 
Apr.  30,  1915.  Children:  Marianna,  age  9 ;  J.  H., 
3rd,  age  7.  Office:  Navy  Dept,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3210  Macomb   St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BROWN,  JOHN  KIMBALL,  mem.  West 
Point,  Fort  Leavenworth  and  Fort  Bliss  cham- 
pionship polo  teams.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
Aug.  13,  1885.  Son  of  John  Kipp  and  Pluma 
(Kimball)  Brown.  Ed.:  Morgan  Pk.  Acad.; 
Mich.  Mil.  Acad.  (Orchard  Lake,  Mich.)  ;  West 
Point  Mil.  Acad.,  1908. 

Record:  190507,  mem.  West  Point  B.B. 
team.  1909,  mem.  Fort  Des  Moines  Officers' 
Hockey  team  (won  champ,  of  la.).  1917-1918, 
coach  West  Point  polo  teams.  1919,  coach  West 
Point  polo  teams ;  mem.  West  Point  Officers' 
team  (won  indoor  polo  champ,  of  U.  S.).  1926, 
mem.  Fort  Leavenworth  Officers'  Polo  team 
(won  Inter-circuit  and  twelve  goal  champ,  of 
U.  S.).  1927,  capt.  Fort  Bliss  Officers'  polo 
team  (won  twelve  goal  champ,  of  U.  S.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  U.  S.  Army.  Mil. 
Service:  Senior  instr.  of  Cavalry  and  Equita- 
tion West  Point  Mil.  Acad.,  1917-18-19.  Affilia- 
tions: Army  Ath.  Asso. ;  Army  Polo  Assoc. 
Hobby:  Training  polo  ponies  and  hunters.  Mar- 
ried: Lenora  Biddle  Ulrich,  Jan.  26,  1910.  Chil- 
dren: John  K.,  Jr.,  age  16;  Beverly  Biddle,  age 
12 ;  Shirley  Eloise,  age  3.  Home:  First  Cavalry 
Div.,  Fort  Bliss,  Tex. 


BROWN,  LAWRENCE  A.,  present  holder 
world's  record  for  1,000  yds.  Born:  Seattle, 
Wash.,  Sept.  29,  1898.  Son  of  Robert  A.  and 
Caroline  (Schuyler)  Brown.  Ed.:  Broadway 
H.  Sch.  (Seattle,  Wash.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1922. 

Record:  1917-17,  mem.  Broadway  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (runner  440,  880  and  1  mile).  1919 
capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  track  team.  1920, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  track  team  (I.C. 
champs.).  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
track  team ;  broke  world's  record  for  1,000  yds. 
(Phila.,  Pa.),  time  2  min.  121-5  sec;  team 
breaking  world's  1-mile  relay  record  (Phila., 
Pa.),  time  3  min.  16  2-5  sec.  1922,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  varsity  track  team ;  won  I.C.  champ.  880 
yds.  (Cambridge,  Mass.),  time  1  min.  551-5 
sec. ;  mem.  team  holding  world's  record  in  2- 
mile  relay,  time  7  min.  49  2-5  sec.     1924,  mem. 


Amer.  Olympic  team ;  won  800-meter  race 
(N.  Y.  C.)  in  Amer.  Olympic  trials  (Amer.  rec- 
ord), time  1  min.  53%  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking,  Hal- 
sey-Stuart  &  Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed   Wash.    Coast    Arty.,    1917 ;    discharged, 

1917.  Re-enlisted  in  S.A.T.C.,  1918;  discharged, 

1918.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ; 
Merion  Cricket  Club ;  Delta  Psi ;  St.  Elmo  Club  ; 
Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Sphinx  Senior 
Soc.  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married: 
Agnes  T.  Packard,  Oct.  4,  1924.  Children:  Bar- 
bara T.,  age  2 ;  Lawrence  A.,  Jr.,  infant.  Office: 
1410  Packard  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Haver- 
ford,  Pa. 

BROWN,  RANDOLPH  E.,  100  and  220  yd.  In- 
tercollegiate champ.  Bom:.N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  9. 
1898.  Son  of  Robert  R.  and  Elizabeth  (Turner) 
Brown.  Ed.:  Englewood  H.  Sch.,  Englewood, 
N.  J.,  1915;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1920. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  track  team,  Englewood 
(N.  J.)  H.  Sch..  1916,  mem.  Englewood  II.  Sch. 
B.B.  team ;  capt.  track  team ;  winner  various 
inter-sch.  records  in  No.  N.  J.  in  100,  220,  300 
and  440  yd.  dashes.  1917,  mem.  freshman  track 
team,  Princeton ;  won  100  and  220  yard  dashes 
in  Princeton  Caledonian  Games.  1918,  mem. 
track  team  Wissahickon  Barracks,  U.S.N.R.F. ; 
won  100  and  220  yd.  dashes  in  Princeton  Cale- 
donian Games ;  won  100-yd.  dash  and  placed  in 
220-yd.  dash  in  Columbia-Princeton  Dual  Meet 
and  was  sec.  in  100-yd.  dash  in  Yale-Harvard- 
Princeton  Triangular  meet.  1920,  won  100  and 
220  yd.  dashes  in  Princeton  Caledonian  games ; 
won  100  and  220  yd.  dashes  in  Yale-Princeton 
Dual  meet  and  won  100-yd.  dash  and  was 
sec.  in  220-yd.  dash  in  Harvard  -Princeton 
Dual  meet ;  established  record  of  10  sec.  for 
Harvard-Princeton  100-yd.  dash ;  won  100  and 
220  yd.  dashes  in  I.C.A.A.A.  champs.  (Phila- 
delphia) ;  sec.  in  220-yd.  dash  in  British  A. A. 
champs.  (Stamford  Bridge,  London)  ;  won  100- 
yd.  dash  in  Oxford-Princeton  Dual  Meet  at 
Queen's  Club,  setting  record  of  10  sec,  which 
still  stands  as  record  for  this  meet ;  received 
internatl.  blazer  and  champ,  watch  charm  as 
mem.  of  champ.  Princeton  track  team  which 
defeated  Yale,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  and  real  estate  broker. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.  (Q.M.  2nd 
class),  1918;  served  at  Wissahickon  Barracks, 
Cape  May,  N.  J.,  and  on  U.  S.  S.  C.  74 ;  comn'd 
as  ensign  May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Pres.  and 
treas.  R.  E.  Brown  &  Co.,  Inc. ;  viee-pres.,  sec. 
and  treas.  Brown  &  Crist,  Inc. ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa. 
Clubs:  Princeton  of  N.  Y. ;  Princeton  Terrace 
(Princeton,  N.  J.);  Whitfield  C.C. ;  Sarasota 
C.C.  Married:  Johanna  C.  Powell,  June  20, 
1923.  Children:  Elizabeth  Johanna,  age  4. 
Office:  Edwards'  Theatre,  Sarasota,  Fla.  Home: 
929  Bryan  St.,  Sarasota,  Fla. 


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BROWN,  ROBERT  CRAWFORD,  football, 
baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Wylam,  Ala., 
May  15,  1896.  Son  of  Angus  R.  and  Catherine 
(Brodie)  Brown.  Ed.:  Ensley  H.  Sch.,  1916; 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  1918;  B.S.,  Ala.  Polytecb.  Inst, 
1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (hon.  mentioned  F.B., 
1916;  picked  2nd  All-S.  Bskt.B.  team).  1917- 
18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1918, 
coach  Ensley  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1920,  mem.  Ala.  Polytech.  Inst,  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Ala.  Polytech.  Inst,  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1921-22,  coach  Andalusia  H.  Sch. 
1922-23,  coach  Lenier  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (Montgomery,  Ala.).  1925-28,  coach  Ala. 
Polytech.  Inst,  freshman  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Phi ;  Mason ;  Auburn  C.C. ;  Rotary  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Virginia 
Atkeson,  June  5,  1923.  Children:  Robert  C, 
Jr.,  age  3;  Angus  A.,  age  1.  Office:  Ala.  Poly- 
tech. Inst.,  Auburn,  Ala.  Home:  307  Gay  St., 
Auburn,  Ala. 

BROWN,  ROBERT  ROSWELL,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Joliet,  111.,  Nov.  28,  1879.  Son 
of  Roswell  S.  and  Carrie  (Clark)  Brown.  Ed.: 
Elgin,  111.,  H.  Sch.,  1898 ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1902. 

Record:  1895-98,  mem.  Elgin  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  teams,  1898).  1900-01, 
mem.  Dartmouth  F.B.  team.  1902-03,  F.B.  and 
B.B.  coach,  V.  P.  I.  1904,  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of 
N.  Car.  1905,  B.B.  coach  Wofford  Coll.  1905- 
09,  F.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Wash,  and  Lee  Univ. 
(F.B.  team  defeated  Va.  for  first  time  in  its 
history  in  F.B.).  1909,  F.B.  coach  Tulane  Univ. 
1910,  coach  New  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.  1911-14,  offi- 
ciated F.B.  games  in  South.  1915-19,  ath.  dir. 
New  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.  1923-25,  ath.  dir.  New 
Mex.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  1926-28,  ath.  dir.  New  Mex. 
Mil.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  New  Mex.  Mil. 
Inst.  (Roswell,  N.  M.).  Mil.  Service:  Entered 
O.  T.  Sch. ;  State  comn.  as  capt. ;  at  present 
taking  work  for  comn.  as  reserve  officer.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Kiwanis  Club 
(Roswell,  N.  M.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing. 
Office:  New  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.,  Roswell,  N.  M. 


BROWN,  WRAY  DOUGLAS,  tennis.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Oct.  29,  1900.  Son  of  J.  Douglas 
and  Carrie  (Dowd)  Brown.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Wash.,  1922. 

Record:  1921-24-25-26-27,  won  Mo.  Valley  dou- 
bles champ.  1922,  won  Mo.  Valley  singles 
champ. ;  runner-up  in  I.C.  singles  champ.  1922- 
25,  won  Central  States  singles.  1923-24-27,  won 
Mo.  Valley  singles  champ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Commercial  arrangements 
supvr.  S.W.  Bell  Tel.  Co.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  St.  Louis  A.A.A. ;  St.  Louis  Tennia 
Asso.  (treas.).  Office:  1010  Pine  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.   Home:  3641  Shenandoah  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

BROWNE,  ALVIN  LOWELL,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Aug.  3, 
1888.  Son  of  John  William  and  Emma  (Ab- 
bott)   Browne.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  The  South,  1910. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  South  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  South 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track,  1909). 
1909-10,  All-S.  q.b.  (S.  champs.,  1909).  1910, 
All-S.  l.f.  1916-17,  ath.  dir.  Baylor  Sch.  1919- 
20,  asst.  F.F.  and  head  track  coach  Shattock 
Sch.  (Faribault,  Minn.).  1926-27,  head  track 
coach  Univ.  of  Fla.  1927-28,  dir.  inter-mural 
sports,  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Inter-mural  dir.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted,  1918,  U.  S.  Army  F.A. ;  comnd. 
2nd  lieut,  1918;  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Mgr.  Cen.  Fla.  Bakeries;  exec.  Ockla- 
waha  Council;  Kappa  Elpha.  Hobby:  Boy 
Scouts.  Married:  Mary  Dalton,  Apr.  7,  1926. 
Children:  Frank  Mallory,  infant.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home:  Palm  Terrace, 
Gainesville,  Fla. 

BROYLES,  GALEN  EUGENE,  mem.  Colo- 
rado Coll.  Bskt.B.  team,  1923-26.  Born:  Colo. 
Springs,  Colo.,  Jan.  29,  1903.  Son  of  G.  N.  and 
Letah  (Stephens)  Broyles.  Ed.:  Colo.  Springs 
H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Colo.  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Colo.  Springs  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1923-26,  mem.  Colo.  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1925,  All-Conf.  forward 
(Rocky  Mt.  Conf.)  1925-26,  mem.  Colo.  Coll. 
golf  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  business.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta;  "C"  Club  (Colo.  Coll.).  Office: 
410  Steel  Bldg.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home:  2309  Ash 
St.,  Denver,  Colo. 

BRUCE,  WDLLIAM  LAWSON,  international 
free  rifle  champion  of  the  world  (prone  posi- 
tion), 1927.  Born:  Cheyenne,  Wyoming,  Octo- 
ber 1,  1894.  Son  of  William  G.  and  Katherine 
(Lawson)  Bruce.  Education:  Cheyenne  Public 
Schools;  Cheyenne  Business  College. 

Record:  1924,  member  of  the  International 
Small  Bore  team  against  England,  Canada  and 
Australia,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio.  1924-27,  high 
member  of  United  States  International  Rifle 
team ;  winner  of  the  international  free  rifle 
championship  of  the  world  (established  a  new 
prone  record,  389x400,  range  300  meters),  Rome, 
Italy.  1926,  Union  Pacific  Railroad  System 
champion  (both  large  and  small  bore  rifle). 

Present  Occupation:  Deputy  Sheriff.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted,  United  States  Navy,  August 


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6,  1917,  as  apprentice  seaman ;  sub-chaser  ser- 
vice ;  discharged,  July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Na- 
tional Rifle  Association  of  America ;  Interna- 
tional Rifle  Association ;  Cheyenne  Rifle  Club 
(secretary)  ;  Woodmen  of  the  World.  Hobby: 
Shooting.  Office:  Sheriff's  OfBce,  Cheyenne, 
Wyoming.  Home:  417  East  23rd  Street,  Chey- 
enne, Wyoming. 


Tacoma  Chapter,  No.  4,  R.  A.  M. ;  Lodge  174, 
B.P.O.E. ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Tacoma  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Delta  Upsilon.  Married:  Hazel 
Marion  Landerdale.  Children:  John  Arthur, 
age  18;  Judy  L.,  age  11;  Marion  Porter,' age  7; 
Robert  Phillips,  age  4.  Office:  1104  Pacific  Ave., 
Tacoma,  Wash.  Home:  1308  N.  Yakima  Ave., 
Tacoma,  Wash. 


BRUNE,   CAKLETON   EDUARD,   basketball, 

football  and  lacrosse.  Born:  Union  City,  N.  J., 
Nov.  4,  1889.  Son  of  Eduard  Martin  and  Sadie 
Marie  Theresa  (Brandenburg)  Brune.  Ed.: 
Public  Sen.  (Union  City,  N.  J.)  ;  Stevens  Inst, 
of  Tech.   (Hoboken,  N.  J.). 

Record:  1916-21,  mem.  Stevens  Tech  Bskt.B. 
team  (undefeated  team,  1917-18).  1917-20, 
mem.  Stevens  Tech.  F.B.  team  (undefeated 
teams).  1918-21,  mem.  Stevens  Tech.  lacrosse 
team    (capt.,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Power  engr.,  Interborough 
Rapid  Transit  Co.  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  July,  1918;  mem.  A.E.P. ;  dis- 
charged corpl.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi;  Tau  Beta  Pi;  Khoda  Soc.  (Stevens)  ;  Gear 
and  Triangle  Soc.  (Stevens)  ;  Amer.  Soc.  of 
Mech.  Engrs. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  U.S.I.C. 
Lacrosse  Asos. ;  Union  League  Republican  Club 
(Union  City,  N.  J.).  Married:  Lillian  Harriet 
Randall,  Oct.  15,  1922.  Children:  Carlotta 
Jeanne,  age  3.  Office:  600  W.  59th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  511  40th  St.,  Union  City,  N.  J. 

BRUNNER,  DONALD  G.,  swimming.  Born: 
Minot,  N.  Dak.,  May  17,  1901.  Son  of  Arnold 
James  and  Lulu  (Gress)  Brunner.  Ed.:  Minot 
H.  Sch.,  1919;  E.M.,  Univ.  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-22-23,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  swim- 
ming team  (mem.  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  champ,  team, 
1922).  Placed  1st  Wis.  at  Minn,  dual  meet 
(1921)  ;  Northwestern  at  Minn,  dual  meet,  Chi- 
cago at  Minn.  (1922)  ;  Northwestern  at  North- 
western dual  meet   (1923). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  engr.,  Empire  Zinc 
Co.  Affiliations:  Theta  Tau;  Masons;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Swimming, 
tennis.  Office:  Gilman,  Colo.  Home:  Minot, 
North  Dakota. 

BRUSH,  PERCY  PORTER,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Angus,  Polk  Co.,  Minn.,  Sept. 
12,  1880.  Son  of  Arthur  E.  and  Julia  Elizabeth 
(Maginnis)  Brush.  Ed.:  Macalester  Acad., 
1897 ;  A.B.,  Macalester  Coll.,  1901 ;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1907. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Macalester  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.  team   (West,  champs.,  1904). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Overseas  service  of  Y.M.C.A.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Ancient  Lawmark  Lodge,  268;   F.   and  A.  M. ; 


BRYANT,  GEORGE  W.,  football  and  track. 
Bom:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  June  9,  1873.  Son  of 
William  and  Caroline  (Jeffries)  Bryant.  Ed.: 
Marshalltown  (la.)  H.  Sch.,  1890;  A.B.,  Coe 
Coll.,  1894;  M.A.,  Princeton,  1897;  D.D.,  Hast- 
ings Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  1890-94,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  tennis  team. 
1891-93,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1892). 
1892-94,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  B.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  B.B.  team,  1893;  holder  of  Coe  Coll.  half- 
mile  run  1:56,  mile  4:26  2-5;  capt.  track  team, 
1893-94).  1894-95,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
1895-96,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team ;  F.B.  coach 
V.  M.  I.  1897,  mem.  Princeton  track  team. 
1897-1927,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  field  meet  official. 
1899-1925,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Coe  Coll.  Sec. 
la.  Ath.  Conf.  for  10  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professor  Coe  Coll.  Affilia- 
tions: Associate  sec,  Promotion  an  I  Expansion 
Dept.,  Coe  Coll. ;  Classical  Asso.  of  Middle 
West;  Phi  Kappa  Phi;  Eta  Sigma  Phi;  Fac- 
ulty Ath.  Com.  (Coe  Coll.)  ;  Mid- West  Collegi- 
ate Ath.  Conf.  (sec.-treas.).  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Mary  Schermerhorn,  July  22,  1897. 
Children:  Grace  Evelyn,  age  22;  Doris  Elinor, 
age  15.  Office:  Coe  Coll.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 
Home:  212  N.  13th  St.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 

BUCHANAN,  PAUL  STUART,  football  offi- 
cial. Born:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Mar.  18,  3894. 
Son  of  E.  L.  and  May  (Smith)  Buchanan.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Ind. ;  A.B.,  A.M.,  Wooster  Coll. ;  Univ. 
of  West  "Va. ;  Princeton ;  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Army  F.B.  team. ;  mem. 
pro.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Canton,  Ohio,  and 
Steuben ville,  Ohio).     1920,  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  Univ.  of  Fla.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  1917 ;  comnd.  2nd  lieut.,  pro- 
moted capt.  2nd  Div.,  Chateau  Thierry,  Argonne, 
1917-18.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Delta  Sigma 
Rho ;  Tau  Kappa  Alpha ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Chi- 
cago Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Anna  Hilditch.  Children:  Jean,  age  6 ;  Stuart, 
age  4 ;  Thomas,  age  3 ;  Clifford,  age  1.  Office: 
Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home:  Palm 
Way,  Gainesville,  Fla. 

BUCHANAN,  SAMMY,  pro.  boxer.  Born: 
Waycross,  Ga.,  Apr.  19,  1910.  Son  of  C.  C,  Jr., 
and  Lillian  Buchanan.     Ed.:  Waycross  H.  Sch. 


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Record:  1927,  defeated  Dick  Baker,  Chas. 
(Kid)  Martin ;  draw  Gene  Wilchester,  Cy  Young, 
Dick  Leonard,  Jimmy  Sawyer ;  K.  O.'d  Jimmy 
Murphy,  Pat  O'Mally,  Bobby  Lee,  Robert  Pen- 
son,  Eddie  Cook,  Skeet  Biggs,  Young  Huggins, 
Kid  Morgan,  Estes  Johnson.  1928,  draw  Pete 
Cole,  Sailor  Woods,  Bob  O'Hara ;  defeated  Irish 
Joe  Maker,  Baby  Stribling;  K.  O.'d  Morgan 
Bryant,  Paul  Reds ;  no  decision  Boots  Antley. 
Has  never  been  knocked  out. 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  boxer  (under  man- 
agement of  Pat  Boynton,  Waycross,  Ga.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.C.A. ;  Cotillon  Club.  Hobby:  Box- 
ing, golf  and  swimming.  Office:  Y.M.C.A.,  Way- 
cross,  Ga.  Home:  508  Williams  St.,  Waycross, 
Georgia. 

BUCHHEIT,  GEORGE  CLIFFORD,  foot- 
ball, basketball  and  track.  Born:  Beardstown, 
111.,  Mar.  22,  1898.  Son  of  Jacob  C.  and  Anna 
(Ehnie)  Buchheit.  Ed.:  Hillsdale  Coll.;  Univ. 
of  111.,  1919;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ky. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Hillsdale  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16-17,  mem.  Hillsdale  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team;  mem.  Hillsdale  Coll.  relay  team  (1917, 
selected  all-around  track  champ.).  1918,  mem. 
Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  team.  West.  Conf.  champ, 
picked  by  Walter  Eckersall  as  end  on  All-Conf. 
2nd  team.  1919,  tied  1st  place  in  conf.  high 
point  scores  in  3  major  dual  meets.  Was  award- 
ed "Big  Ten"  Conf.  scholarship  and  ath.  medal. 
1919-24,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Ky.  F.B.  team ; 
head  coach  Univ.  of  Ky.  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1924-28,  head  coach  Duke  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Chicago 
A.A.;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Mason.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  Duke  Univ.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Home:  Duke 
Univ.,  Durham,  N.  C. 

BUCHHOLZ,  FREDERICK  W.,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  13,  1897. 
Son  of  Gus  and  Christine  (Blank)  Buchholz. 
Ed.:  Charlotte  Hall  Mil  Acad.,  1915;  LL.B., 
Georgetown  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1915,  capt.  Charlotte  Hall  Mil.  Acad. 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  Donor  many  cups  and 
prizes  (Wash.  Canoe  Club)  ;  donor  cups  for 
horse  shows. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prop.  Occidental  Hotel 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S. 
N.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Elk;  Moose; 
Wash.  A.C. ;  Carroll  Inst.  A.C. ;  Manor  Club; 
Wash.  Canoe  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Dorothy  Wilson,  June  16,  1924.  Children: 
Christine  Louise,  age  2.  Address:  1411  Pa. 
Ave.,  Occidental  Hotel,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BUCK,  EDWARD  MOORE,  baseball  and  bas- 
ketball. Bom:  Toronto,  Ontario,  Canada,  Apr. 
14,  1905.     Son  of  George  E.  and  Ada    (Beaty) 


Buck.    Ed.:  Lewis  and  Clark  H.  Sch.  (Spokane, 
Wash.)  ;  Whitman  Coll.  (Walla  Walla,  Wash.). 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Lewis  and  Clark  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.). 
1924-25-26-27-28,  mem.  Whitman  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1926-27-28;  All-N.  West  Conf. 
Bskt.B.  guard,  1926-27).  1925-27,  mem.  Whit- 
man Coll.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Whitman  Coll.). 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  "W"  Club  (Whit- 
man Coll.);  Y.M.C.A.  (Spokane).  Hobby: 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  Home:  Phi  Delta  Theta 
House,  Walla  Walla,  Wash. 

BUCK,  HOWARD  SWAZEY,  mem.  Yale 
track  team.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  23,  1894. 
Son  of  Carl  Darling  and  Clarinda  Darling 
(Swazey)  Buck.  Ed.:  Univ.  H.  Sch.;  Phillips 
Andover  Exeter  Acad.;  Yale,  B.A.,  Ph.D.,  1916. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1921, 
won  pole-vault  record  Yale  and  Harvard  Inter- 
Sch.  meets.  1916,  won  pole-vault  record  Yale- 
Princeton   and  Yale-Harvard  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Norton-Harjes  ambulance  section  attached  to 
French  Army  (Verdon),  1917;  awarded  Croix 
de  Guerre  Sept.,  1917;  lieut.  Amer.  Red  Cross, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Eliza- 
bethan Club.  Hobby:  Model  ship-building. 
Home:  110  Wall  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

BUCKLEY,  JAMES  JOSEPH,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Bom:  Manchester,  N.  H., 
Mar.  10,  1898.  Son  of  William  Joseph  and 
Catherine  (Ahern)  Buckley.  Ed.:  Manchester 
H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ. ;  Catholic  Univ.  of 
America. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Manchester  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1917).  1916- 
17,  mem.  Manchester  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team; 
mem.  All-New  England  Inter-sch.  F.B.  team. 
1918-19,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (scored  8  touch-downs  in  one  game, 
1918;  defeated  Navy  for  1st  time,  1919).  1921, 
mem.  Catholic  Univ.  F.B.  team.  Hon.  mention 
on  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  placed  on  U.S.N.R.F., 
1918 ;  discharged  1921.  Affiliations:  Employers' 
Liability  Assurance  Corp.,  Ltd.  (London,  Eng- 
land) ;  sec.  Manchester  B.B.  Club  (N.  E. 
League)  ;  Amoskea  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
S39  Elm  St.,  Manchester,  N.  H.  Home:  736 
Maple  St.,  Manchester,  N.  H. 

BUCKNER,  ALLEN  MARION,  football.  Bom: 
Mt.  Sterling,  Ky.,  Oct.  10,  1900.  Son  of  Dr. 
M.  G.  and  Mary  Elsie  (Cassidy)  Buckner.  Ed.: 
Ky.  Mil.  Inst.  (Lyndon,  Ky.),  1919;  Vanderbilt 
Univ.  (Nashville,  Tenn.)  ;  B.S.,  Princeton  Univ., 
1924. 


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Record:  1915-16-17-18,  mem.  Ky.  Mil.  Inst. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1918).  1918-19,  mem.  Ky. 
Mil.  Inst.  B.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Vanderbilt 
Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922-23,  Princeton 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Princeton  la- 
crosse team.  1927,  coach  John  Harris  H.  Sch. 
(Harrisburg,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  Buckner-Laruo 
Co.,  Inc.  (oil  development),  consulting  engr. 
(civil  and  geological).  Mil.  Service:  R.O.T.C, 
Ft.  Sheridan,  111.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ; 
Campus  Club  (Princeton,  N.  J.)  ;  Princeton 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  Club  (Harrisburg,  Pa.)  ; 
G.  and  C.C.  (Owensboro,  Ky.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  400  Fredrica  St.,  Owensboro,  Ky.  Home: 
209  W.  8th  St.,  Owensboro,  Ky. 

BUCKWALTER,  BRINTON,  capt.  Philadel- 
phia All-Scholastic  Hockey  team,  1898-99.  Born: 
West  Chester,  Pa.,  Sept.  2,  1880.  Son  of  Henry 
B.  and  Margaret  (Taylor)  Buckwalter.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch. ;  De  Laucey  Sch. ;  Univ.  of 
Pa.;  Wharton  Sch.;  Yale. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  De  Laucey  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  track,  hockey  and  cricket  teams ;  mem. 
Phila.  All-Sch.  hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
hockey).  1898-09,  mem.  West  Chester  C.C.  golf 
team.  1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1901-02,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  tennis  team 
(I.C.  champ.).  1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh- 
man track,  cricket  and  varsity  F.B.  teams. 
1902-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B*  and 
hockey  teams.  1906-07,  mem.  Crescent  A.C. 
B.B.  team.  1908-11,  mem.  N.  Y.  Natl.  Guard 
Polo  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker.  War  Ser- 
vice: Comnd.  capt.  O.R.C.,  1916 ;  maj.  U.  S.  Natl. 
Army.  Affiliations:  Delta  Phi;  Phi  Alpha  Delta. 
Clubs:  West  Side  Tennis  (Forest  Hills,  L.  I.)  ; 
Racquet;  Yale;  The  Players;  St.  Elmo.  Office: 
334  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  24  N. 
59th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

BUDD,  OLIN  JAMES,  capt.  Hobart  College 
F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Lodi,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  30, 
1904.  Son  of  James  Monroe  and  May  (Cheese- 
man)  Budd.  Ed.:  Lodi  H.  Sch.;  Genesee  Wes- 
leyan  Sem. ;  Hobart  Coll. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Lodi  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1920-21,  mem.  Lodi  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Lodi  H.  Sch.  track  team  (1st 
place  in  100  and  220  yd.  dashes;  team  won 
champ.).  1921-22,  mem.  Genesee  Wesleyan 
Sem.  soccer  team  (won  champ,  of  Rochester 
and  Vicinity  Soccer  League).  1921-23,  mem. 
Genesee  Wesleyan  Sem.  Bskt.B.  team.  1922-23, 
mem.  Genesee  Wesleyan  Sem.  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1923).  1924,  mem.  Hobart  Coll.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1925,  mem.  Hobart  Coll.  freshman  la- 
crosse team.  1925-27,  mem.  Hobart  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1926-27,  mem. 
Hobart  Coll.  varsity  lacrosse  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Lambda  Pi;  Genesee  Wesleyan  Soc. ;  Mason, 
No.  345,  F.  and  A.  M. ;  "H"  Club  (Hobart 
Coll.)  ;  Chimera  Club;  Medbery  Mummers  Club. 
Home:  601  S.  Main  St.,  Geneva,  N.  Y. 

BUECHNER,  C.  FRED,  capt.  Princeton  water 
polo  team,  1919-20.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Aug. 
31,  1898.  Son  of  C.  Fred  and  Louise  (Schar- 
mann)  Buechner.  Ed.:  Trinity  Sch.;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1920. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
wrestling  and  water  polo  teams.  1918-20,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  water  polo  team  (capt.,  1919- 
20).     1919-20,  mgr.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  Hill  &  Buechner. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.  Affiliations:  "P" 
Club  (Princeton).  Married:  Katherine  Kuch, 
July  17,  1922.  Children:  James  Frederick,  age 
1.  Office:  180  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  17  E.  96th  St.,  N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y. 

BUELL,  BRUCE  G.,  mem.  Univ.  of  Michigan 
track  team,  1918-19.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala., 
Feb.  12,  1898.  Son  of  L.  E.  and  Viola  Buell. 
Ed.:  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Mich.;  B.S., 
1919;  M.S.,  1924. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team,  1918  (2nd  place  half-mile  dual  meets  with 
Notre  Dame  and  Chicago.)  1919,  1st  place  half- 
mile  dual  meet  with  Notre  Dame;  2nd  place 
half-mile  dual  meet  with  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Forester.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.T.C,  Sept.,  1918;  discharged 
Jan.,  1919.  Married:  Dorothea  L.  Bristol,  June, 
1921.  Children:  Barbara  Gene,  age  4;  David 
Lincoln,  age  3.  Home:  2014  Washtenaw,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich. 

BUELL,  CHARLES  CHAUNCEY,  capt.  Har- 
vard F.B.  team,  1922.  Born:  Hartford,  Conn., 
Jan.  21,  1900.  Son  of  Robert  Catlin  and  Eliza- 
beth (Goodrich)  Buell.  Ed.:  Pomfret  Sch. 
(Pomfret,  Conn.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1920-22,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1922).  1921-23,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 
1923,  coach  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  head 
coach  Milton  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1927,  coach 
Harvard  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt. 
U.  S.  Marines,  1918.  Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard  of 
Boston)  ;  Milton.  Office:  Milton  Acad.,  Milton, 
Mass.    Home:  114  Vernon  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 

BULL,  DR.  A.  E.,  rowing  and  football.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  5,  1867.  Son  of  Charles 
and  Ellen  (Burke)  Bull.  Ed.:  Wyo.  Sem.; 
Mansfield  State  Normal  Sch.;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1896. 


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Record:  1893,  mem.  junior,  intermediate  and 
senior  crews  Atlanta  Boat  Club,  N.  Y.  C.  (senior 
crew  won  New  Eng.  Regatta,  Worcester,  Mass. ; 
Middle  States  Regatta,  Newark,  N.  J. ;  Inter- 
nal. Regatta,  Bell  Isle,  Detroit).  1894-95,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew  and  F.B.  team  (capt. 
crew,  1895 ;  selected  All-Amer.  center  by  Walter 
Camp,  1895).  1896,  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  la. 
1897,  F.B.  coach  F.  &  M.  Coll.  1898,  coached 
and  played  F.B.  Latrobe,  Pa.  1899,  F.B.  coach 
Wyo.  Sem.  1900,  F.B.  coach  Georgetown  Coll. 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  1901,  F.B.  coach,  Wyo.  Sem. 
1902,  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  1903-07,  F.B. 
coach  Lafayette  Coll.  1908-10,  F.B.  coach  Muh- 
lenburg  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
Wyo.  Valley  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
E.  MacDonald,  Apr.  27,  1904.  Office:  191  S. 
Wash.  St.,  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.   Home:  Same. 

BULLARD,  HENRY  MILTON,  JR.,  mem. 
Yale  track  team,  1924-26.  Born:  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  Sept.  7,  1904.  Son  of  Henry  Milton  and 
Mary  (Griswold)  Bullard.  Ed.:  The  Choate 
Sch. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Choate  Sch.  track  team 
(high  and  low  hurdles).  1923,  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man track  team  (high  and  low  hurdles).  1924- 
26,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team  (won  I.C.A. 
A.A.A.  outdoor  champ.,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
H.  M.  Bullard  Co.;  Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Clubs: 
Elihu ;  New  Haven  Lawn ;  Sachem's  Head 
Yacht.  Hobby:  Sailing.  Office:  59  Elm  St., 
New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  71  Coll.  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn. 


BULLARD,  JOHN  RICHARDS,  captain  Har- 
vard varsity  crew,  1895-96.  Bom:  Dedham, 
Mass.,  July  5,  1872.  Son  of  John  R.  and  Mary 
(Richards)  Bullard.  Ed.:  Hopkinson's  Sch.; 
Boston  English  H.  Sch.;  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1896. 

Record:  1892-93,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1894-95-96,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
crew  (capt.,  1895-96).  1896,  mem.  Boston  A.C. 
F.B.  team.  1907-08,  mem.  Mendivia  Polo  Club 
(Havana,  Cuba).  1912-16,  capt.  Jatibonico Polo 
Club  (Jatibonico,  Cuba). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Raw  sugar  mfgr.,  The  Cuba 
Co.  (vice-pres.).  Clubs:  Harvard  Club  (N.  Y. 
C.)  ;  the  Amer.  Club  (Havana,  Cuba)  ;  the  C.  C. 
of  Havana  (Cuba)  ;  the  Havana-Amer.  Jockey 
Club   (Cuba).     Home:  Jatibonico,  Cuba. 

BULLOCK,  MATTHEW  W.,  mem.  Darmouth 
Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams,  1901-04.  Born: 
Dabney,  N.  C,  Sept.  11,  1881.  Son  of  Jesse  and 
Amanda  (Sneed)  Bullock.  Ed.:  Everett,  Mass., 
H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1904.  LL.B., 
Harvard,  1907. 


Record :  1S96-97-98-99,  mem.  Everett,  Mass.,  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1899-1900, 
capt.  Everett,  Mass.,  H.  Sch.  F.B.  B.B.  and 
hockey  teams.  1901-03,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1904,  mem.  Dartmouth 
track  team  (high  and  broad  jump).  1904-07-08, 
coach  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1905-06, 
coach  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909-12, 
coach  Morehouse  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer ;  mem.  Mass.  Bd. 
of  Parole.  War  Record:  Phy.  dir.  A.E.F. ;  15 
months  service  in  France.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
K.P. ;  Omega  Psi  Phi.  Married:  Katherine 
Wright,  Sept.  21,  1910.  Children:  Matthew  W., 
Jr.,  age  7 ;  Julia  Amanda,  age  6.  Office:  39 
Court  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  56  Windsor 
St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

BULLWINKLE,  BILLY,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Hastings,  Eng.,  July  10,  1880.  Son  of 
Robert  and  Emile  (Jones)  Bullwinkle.  Ed.: 
Dulwick  Coll.   (London),  1902. 

Record:  1918-23,  pro.  Cedarhurst  C.C.  (Cleve- 
land, Ohio).  1923-26,  pro.  Little  Rock  C.C. 
(Ark.).  1924,  built  first  18  holes  of  Cedarhurst 
C.C.  1926-28,  pro.  Gainesville  G.  and  C.  C. 
(Fla.).  1928,  pro.  Meadeville  C.C.  (Pa.)  dur- 
ing summer;  built  Keystone  G.  and  C.  C.  (Key- 
stone, Fla)  ;  built  nine  additional  holes  Gaines- 
ville G.  and  C.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  War  Record: 
Served  in  English  Army  in  South  Africa,  1900, 
Boer  War.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. ;  Gainesville  G. 
and  C.  C.  (Fla.)  ;  Dover  Bay  C.C.  (Cleveland, 
Ohio)  ;  Kakawa  C.C.  (Erie,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Carmelita  Willing,  Aug.,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: Robert,  age  12 ;  Phoebe,  age  8.  Office: 
P.  O.  Box  692,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home:  741  N. 
Franklin    St.,   Gainesville,  Fla. 

BUNDY,  DOUGLAS,  capt.  Stanford  baseball 
team,  1921.  Born:  Santa  Monica,  Calif.,  Nov. 
5,  1898.  Son  of  Chas.  L.  and  Hallie  (Loomis) 
Bundy.  Ed.:  Yale,  1917-18;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1922. 

Record :  1918,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1919-20-21,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Geologist,  Santa  Monica 
Land  and  Water  Co.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  Yale  R.O.T.C.  and  S.A.T.C,  1917- 
18,  FA. ;  discharged,  1918.  Clubs:  Jonathan 
(Los  Angeles)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Married: 
Phyllis  Flowers,  1924.  Children:  Hallie  Flowers, 
age  3.  Office:  705  Pacific  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  215  25th  St.,  Santa 
Monica,  Calif. 

BUNDY,  THOMAS  C,  United  States  Na- 
tional tennis  champion,  1912-14.  Born:  Santa 
Monica,  California,  October  8,  1881.  Son  of 
Nathan  and  Harriet  (Smith)  Bundy.  Educa- 
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Record:  190&-08,  won  Southern  California 
tennis  championship  (singles).  1907-08-10,  won 
Coronada  tennis  championship  (singles).  1909, 
wfon  Ojai  tennis  championship  (singles  and 
doubles).  1909-10,  won  Pacific  Coast  tennis 
championship  (doubles).  1910,  won  United 
States  national  open  championship ;  won  Inter- 
mountain  tennis  championship  (singles).  1912- 
14,  won  United  States  national  tennis  cham- 
pionship (doubles).  Member  of  International 
Davis  Cup  team  (3  times). 

Present  Occupation:  Investments.  Clubs:  Los 
Angeles  Tennis ;  Los  Angeles  Country ;  Brent- 
wood Country.  Married:  May  Sutton,  Decem- 
ber 11,  1912.  Children:  Nathan,  age  14 ;  Thomas, 
age  12;  Dorothy,  age  10;  William,  age  8.  Of- 
fice: 52YI  Wilshire  Boulevard,  Los  Angeles, 
California.  Home:  1018  Ocean  Front,  Santa 
Monica,   California. 


BUNKER,  EUGENE  F.,  football.  Born: 
Woodstock,  111.,  Feb.  4,  1888.  Son  of  F.  M.  and 
Elizabeth  (Johnson)  Bunker.  Ed.:  Woodstock 
H.  Sen. ;  Morgan  Pk.  Acad.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1912. 

Record:  1905,  capt.  Woodstock  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (won  100-yd.  dash,  220-yd.  broad  jump). 
1906,  mem.  Morgan  Pk.  Acad.  F.B.  team 
(claimed  Prep.  Sch.  champ  of  U.  S.).  1907, 
mem.  University  of  Wis.  freshman  team.  1908- 
09-10,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1911,  asst. 
coach  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1912,  coached 
Bozeman  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  to  State  champ. 
1913,  coached  Montana  State  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1906-27,  held  record  for  100-yd.  dash  in  Wood- 
stock H.  Sch.  and  county  (10:2);  held  record 
at  Morgan  Pk.  for  110-meter  high  hurdles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney  at  law.  Affilia- 
tions: Security  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Bozeman, 
Mont. ;  vice-pres.  Bunker  Bros.,  Inc. ;  atty. 
Standard  Construction  Co.;  atty.  Brackett 
Creek  Lumber  Co.  Clubs:  Sigma  Chi;  Phi  Delta 
Phi;  Masons;  Elks;  Hammer  and  Tongs;  Yel- 
low Helmet.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Mariam 
Cooper,  Dec.  27,  1913.  Children:  Mariam  V., 
age  9;  Elizabeth  Frances,  age  7.  Office:  Com. 
Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Bozeman,  Mont.  Home:  216 
S.  3rd  Ave.,  Bozeman,  Mont. 


BUNKER,  PAUL  GORDON,  track  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Calumetville,  Wis..,  May  13,  1905. 
Son  of  Ernest  I.  and  Lornene  J.  (Johnson) 
Bunker.  Ed.:  Grantsburg,  Wis.,  H.  Sch.,  1922; 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  1927;  B.M.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Grantsburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-24, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations:  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa. 
Hobby:  Athletics.     Home:  Grantsburg,  Wis. 


BUNTA,  EMIL,  baseball-  Born:  Iiiau,  Austria, 
Feb.  12,  1887.  Son  of  Andrew  and  Sidonia 
(Kniha)  Bunta.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1912; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1914. 

Record:  1C10-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Chi;  Siloam  Lodge,  No.  780,  A.  F.  and  A.  M.; 
Chicago  Med.  Soc. ;  111.  Med.  Soc. ;  Fellow  Amer. 
Med.  Asso. ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby: 
Motoring.  Married:  Charlotte  Marie  Veverka, 
Dec.  14,  1918.  Children:  Emil  Franklin,  age  3. 
Office:  5400  Haddon  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
Same. 


BURBAGE,  JESSE  SAMUEL,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Shelbyville,  Ky.,  Feb.  22, 
1894.  Son  of  Samuel  William  and  Emma 
(Jesse)  Burbage.  Ed.:  Alabama  Poly.  Inst, 
1918 ;  Univ.  of  111.,  1920 ;  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame, 
1923;  Duke  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Birmingham  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1914-15-16-17,  mem.  Alabama  Poly.  Inst.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1917,  mgr.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team;  coach 
champ.  A.P.I.  3  yrs.  1919-20,  coach  Birming- 
ham H.  Sch.  prep  champ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1920-21-22,  coach  Georgia  Mil.  Acad.  So. 
Prep,  champ  F.B.  team;  So.  Prep,  champ. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1922-23-24,  coach  Duke  Univ. 
1924,  asst.  F.B. ;  head  of  Bskt.B.  and  track,  act- 
ing as  grad.  mgr.  1925-26,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Marion  Mil.  Inst.  (F.B.  Jr.  Coll.  champ.  2  yrs., 
Bskt.B.  Jr.  Coll.  champ.  2  yrs.,  B.B.  1  yr.).  1927, 
asst.  F.B.,  head  Bskt.B.  and  track  Southern  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  Mem. 
A.E.F.,  disch.  rank  of  capt.,  1918.  Grad.  O.T.C. 
Affiliations:  Natl.  Coaches'  Asso.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Married:  Gladys  Roche,  May  19,  1918. 
Office:  Southern  Coll.,  Lakeland,  Fla.  Home: 
318   E.    Lake   Blvd.,    Lakeland,   Fla. 

BURBIDGE,  EARL  LEROY,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  B.B.  team,  1928.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  May 
30,  1906.  Son  of  David  A.  and  Ann  Amelia 
(Grieg)  Burbidge.  Ed.:  Tilden  Tech.  H.  Sch., 
1923 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Tilden  Tech.  H. 
Sch.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1926-27-28,  mem. 
Univ.   of  Wis.   B.B.   team    (capt.,   1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha ;  Beta  Zi ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa. 
Hobby:  Coach.  Office:  661  Mendota,  Madison, 
Wis.    Home:  8139  S.  Sangamon  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


BURCH,  BETTY,  swimming.  Born:  Char- 
lotte, N.  C,  Mar.  22,  1910.  Daughter  of  A.  W. 
and  Freda  (Dotger)  Burch.  Ed.:  Central  H. 
Sch.    (Charlotte,  N.  C). 


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Record:  1925.  competed  in  junior  Natl.  Med- 
ley (Memphis,  Tenn.).  1926,  runner-up  in 
junior  100  and  50  yd.  free  style  (Birmingham, 
Ala.)  ;  competed  in  Junior  Natl.  Swimming  meet 
at  Sesqui-Centennial  (Phila.,  Pa.).  1927,  won 
220-yd.  free  style  swim  (Charlotte,  N.  G.)  ; 
runner-up  in  440  free  style  and  100  yd.  back 
stroke  in  Middle  Atlantic  meet ;  won  junior  100- 
yd.  free  style  and  senior  100-yd.  backstroke, 
Mobile,  Ala. ;  runner-up  in  50-yd.  free  style, 
Mobile,  Ala. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  At- 
lantic A.C. ;  AAA.;  Charlotte  C.C.  (N.  C.)  ; 
East  Lake  C.C.  (Atlanta).  Hobby:  Swimming. 
Home:  2100  E.  7th  St.,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 


BURCH,  JAMES  W.,  crew.  Born:  Charles 
Co.,  Md.,  Nov.  7,  1886.  Son  of  Thomas  Alex- 
ander and  Ella  (Dement)  Burch.  Ed.:  George 
Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1910-15,  mem.  Wash.  Swimming  C. 
(220  yds.).  1912-24,  mem.  Wash.  Canoe  C.  team 
(won  races  in  U.  S.  and  Canada).  1914-15-16- 
17,  mem.  Wash.  Canoe  C.  track  team ;  dir.  aths. 
Wash.  Canoe  C.  (several  yrs.).  1924,  dir.  crew 
Potomac  Boat  C,  Wash.  (D.  C.)  ;  won  champs, 
in  one-man  single-blade. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  (Wash.)  Prentice- 
Hall  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Potomac  Boat  C. ; 
dir.  crew  T.M.C.A. ;  Amer.  Canoe  Asso. ;  Mason ; 
Potimist  C. ;  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Water  sports. 
Married:  Elsie  Nickles,  Apr.  19,  1917.  Children: 
Betty,  age  8;  Marjorie,  age  6;  Jimmie,  age  5. 
Office:  806  Munsey  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
6627  Harlem  PI.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BURCH,  ROBERT  B„  capt.  Tale  football 
team,  1908.  Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Aug.  11, 
1886.  Son  of  Wallace  and  Virginia  (Richards) 
Burch.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1905;  A.B., 
Yale,  1909;   LL.B.,   Cincinnati  Law   Sch.,  1911. 

Record,  1908,  capt.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1909-10- 
11,  coach  Univ.  of  Cincinnati  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record: 
Formerly  maj.  of  1st  Batallion,  332nd  Inf. ;  re- 
ceived Italian  Mil.  Medal,  Croix  de  Guerre. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Hyde  Park  Sav.  Bank  (Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio)  ;  sec.-treas.  Whitaker  Paper  Co.; 
Psi  Upsilon;  Skull  and  Bones  (Yale);  Univ. 
Club.  Married:  Louise  Whitaker,  1911.  Chil- 
dren: Robert  B.,  Jr.,  age  15;  Frida  Mary,  age 
12 ;  Richard  W.,  age  6.  Office:  338  Union  Bldg., 
San  Diego,  Calif.  Home:  4433  Hermosa  Way, 
San  Diego,  Calif. 


BURDETT,  EDGAR  UPTON,  mem.  Yale 
B.B.  team,  1913.  Born:  Lynn,  Mass.,  May  6, 
1899.  Son  of  Wallace  B.  and  Mary  (Upton) 
Burdett.  Ed.:  Swampscott  H.  Sch.;  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  Yale,  1913. 


Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1910).  1913,  mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Shoe  mfr.  Affiliations:  Ox- 
ford Club  (Lynn,  Mass.);  Swampscott  Club; 
Ionic  Club  (Swampscott,  Mass.)  ;  Wayfarer's 
Lodge  (Swampscott,  Mass.).  Married:  Marion 
Munsey,  Feb.  2,  1917.  Children:  Robert  Mun- 
sey and  John  Damon,  ages  7 ;  Phyllis,  age  5. 
Office:  278  Broad  St.,  Lynn,  Mass.  Home:  56 
Elmwood  Rd.,   Swampscott,  Mass. 


BURDETT,  HARRY  H.,  world's  fencing 
champion,  1891.  Born:  Newton  Lower  Falls, 
Mass.,  May  12,  1870.  Son  of  William  and  Anne 
(Cotton)  Burdett.  Ed.:  Harrow  Sch.;  Oxford 
Univ.   (England),  1891. 

Record:  1889-90,  mem.  Oxford  F.B.  team. 
1890,  mem.  Oxford  boxing  team.  1891,  mem. 
Oxford  fencing  team ;  won  world's  fencing 
champ.,  Stockholm,  Sweden.  1895,  won  British 
Army  fencing  champ.,  Aldershoop,  England.  1907, 
coach  boxing  and  fencing,  Internatl.  Phys. 
Training  Coll.  1908-09-10,  head  coach  boxing, 
fencing  and  saber,  Stanford  Univ.  1910-11-12, 
head  coach  fencing,  boxing  and  saber,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  1912-13-14,  head  coach  fencing,  boxing 
and  saber,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1916-17,  head  coach 
fencing,  boxing  and  saber,  Trinity  Coll.  (Port 
Hope,  Ontario).  1917-25,  supervisor  phys.  ed. 
Montgomery,  Ala.  1926-28,  head  coach  fencing 
and  gym.,  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  fencing  and 
gym.,  Univ.  of  Fla.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
Canadian  Army,  1914 ;  comnd.  1st  rank  capt., 
1916 ;  comnd.  maj.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  received 
British  World  War  Medal  and  British  Mons 
Star.  Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  Milda 
Zintcher,  Dec,  1907.  Children:  Alice,  age  19; 
Frances,  age  17 ;  Victoria,  age  11.  Office:  Ath. 
Dept.,  Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home- 
Route  4,  W.  Univ.  Ave.,  Gainesville,  Fla. 


BURDETT,  LEONARD  FLINT,  mem.  Yale 
B.B.  team,  1912.  Born:  Lynn,  Mass.,  Sept.  19, 
1887.  Son  of  Wallace  B.  and  Mary  (Upton) 
Burdett.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover,  1909;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1912. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  B.B. 
team.  1908,  mgr.  Phillips  Andover  F.B.  team. 
1909,  capt.  Phillips  Andover  B.B.  team.  1911- 
12,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Shoe  mfg.  Affiliations: 
Burdett  Shoe  Co.  Clubs:  Tedesco  C.C.  (Swamp- 
scott, Mass.)  ;  Oxford  (Lynn,  Mass.)  ;  Swamp- 
scott (Swampscott,  Mass.).  Married:  Mildred 
Munsey,  May  27,  1916.  Children:  Leonard  Dean, 
age  10 ;  Ruth  Flint,  age  8.  Office:  Burdett  Shoe 
Co.,  Lynn,  Mass.  Home:  15  Hampden  St., 
Swampscott,  Mass. 


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BURDETTE,  ROBERT  R„  football.  Born: 
Grover  Hill,  Ohio,  Mar.  14,  1898.  Son  of  Guy 
C.  and  Ina  L.  (Jenkins)  Burdette.  Ed.:  Spring- 
field, Ohio,  H.  Sen.,  1916.  Wittenberg  Coll., 
1920;  Univ.  of  111.  (coaching  sch.),  1921;  Univ. 
of  Notre  Dame    (coaching  sch.),  1925. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.  Springfield  H.  Sch. 
F.B.and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1924). 
1917-18,  mem.  Wittenberg  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (All-Ohio  q.b.,  1917).  1919-22, 
ath.  dir.  Harding  H.  Sch.,  Marion,  Ohio  (F.B. 
team  won  North  Cen.  Ohio  League  champ., 
1919).  1922-24,  ath.  dir.  South  H.  Sch.,  Lima, 
Ohio.  1924-27,  ath.  dir.  McClain  H.  Sch.,  Green- 
field, Ohio  (F.B.  team  won  South  Cen.  League 
champ.,  1924).  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  147th  Inf.  A.C. 
Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  2nd  lieut.  of  inf.,  July, 
1918;  stationed  at  Camp  Grant,  111.,  during 
World  War.  Affiliations:  St.  Andrew's,  619,  F. 
and  A.  M. ;  Greenfield  C.C. ;  147th  Inf.  A.C. 
(Cincinnati,  Ohio).  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  R.  Corrinne  Smith,  Nov.  18, 
1918.  Office:  1419  Freeman  Ave.,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio.     Home:  3913  Isabella  Ave.,  Cincinnati,  O. 


BURG,  ANTON  BEHME,  holder  of  impor- 
tant records  in  the  running  high  jump.  Born: 
Dallas  City,  111.,  Oct.  18,  1904.  Son  of  Frank 
Winchester  and  Sadie  Hornby  (Quinton)  Burg. 
Ed.:  Nicholas  Senn  H.  Sch.,  Chicago,  1922; 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  B.S.,  1927;  S.M.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Nicholas  Senn  H.  Sch. 
track  and  field  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  track  team  (capt.  of  team,  1927).  1926, 
winner  of  running  high  jump  111.  relay  car- 
nival, height  6'  21/£" ;  winner  of  high  jump  in 
I.C.A.A.  (Big  Ten)  indoor  champ,  meet,  height, 
6'  3" ;  winner  of  high  jump  in  the  Pa.  relays 
(Phila.),  height,  6'  3";  first  in  high  jump, 
quadrangular  meet  (Wis.-Ohio-North  western- 
Chicago)  held  at  Columbus,  Ohio,  height,  6'  6" 
(new  record)  ;  second  in  N.C.A.A.  meet  (Chi- 
cago, 111.),  height,  6'  614".  1927,  winner  of 
high  jump,  indoor  quadrangular  meet,  height, 
6'  3%" ;  winner  of  high  jump,  111.  relay  carni- 
val (2nd  successive  year),  height,  6'  5%";  sec- 
ond in  I.C.A.A.  indoor  champ,  meet,  height,  6' 
4";  first  in  high  jump  (Ohio  State  Univ.  re- 
lays), height,  6'  5%" ;  first  in  the  high  jump 
at  the  Pa.  relays  (2nd  successive  year),  height, 
6'  4" ;  winner  of  high  jump  I.C.A.A.  outdoor 
champ.,  height,  6'  4%" ;  tied  for  first  N.C.A.A. 
champ,  meet,  height,  6'  5%" ;  awarded  conf. 
medal  for  proficiency  in  athletics  and  scholar- 
ship. 1928,  winner  at  Millrose  Games,  height, 
6'  3" ;  winner  at  I.A.C.  handicap  meet,  6'  3" ; 
winner  of  high  jump,  C.A.A.,  Univ.  of  la.  dual 
meet,  height,  6'  5a/4";  became  Natl.  A.A.U. 
champ,  in  running  high  jump,  height,  6'  2%". 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student  of  chemistry,  Univ. 
of  Chicago.  Affiliations:  Chicago  A.A.  Home: 
442  Deming  PI.,  Chicago,  111. 

BURDICK,  HARRY  WHEELER,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  Westerly,  R.  I.,  May  10, 
1891.  Son  of  Fred  N.  and  Mary  (Barber)  Bur- 
dick.  Ed. :  Westerly  H.  Sch.,  1908 ;  East  Green- 
wich Acad.,  1912 ;  Springfield  Coll ;  Posse-Nis- 
sen  Sch.,  1915;  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Westerly  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1910-11-12,  mem.  East  Greenwich  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams,  (champs. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams,  1911-12)  (capt.  F.B., 
1912).  1912-14,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B., 
Hockey,  B.B.,  soccer  and  tennis  teams.  (All- 
around  champ.  Atlantic  Beach,  R.  I.,  land  and 
water  carnival,  1914).  1915,  mem.  Posse-Nissen 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1916-17,  Yacht  C,  Watch 
Hill  (R.  I.)  Sailed  Swampscott  Dory  "3"  to 
victory  for  point  cup  and  trophies  2  yrs.).  1917- 
18-19,  Red  Cross  Life  Saving  Examiner  Watch 
Hill  Dist.     1919,  Phys.  dir.  Hillside  Jr.  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  Mil.  Service: 
Co.  C.  (Glen  Ridge,  N.  J.).  Affiliations:  N.  J. 
Physical  Ed.  Asso. ;  Amer.  Physical  Ed.  Asso. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.  B.  Ofiicials ;  Ex.  Comm.  No. 
Jersey  Bd.  Bskt.B.;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Dorothy  Elizabeth 
Purdy,  Aug.  31,  1916.  Children:  Win.  Edgar, 
age  11;  John  Frederick,  age  7.  Office:  Hillside 
Jr.  H.  Sch.,  Montclair,  N.  J.  Home:  57  Cumber- 
land Ave.,  Verona,  N.  J. 

BURDICK,  USHER  L.,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minne- 
sota football  team.  Born:  Owatonna,  Minn., 
Feb.  21,  1879.  Son  of  O.  W.  and  Lucy  (Far- 
num)  Burdick.  Ed.:  L.L.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1904. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team,   (champ,  team,  1903). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  vice- 
pres.  Combine  Quack-Grass  Digger  and  Tiller 
Co.,  (Fargo,  N.  Dak.);  Mason;  Kem  Temple; 
Mystic  Shrine ;  Sons  of  the  Amer.  Revolution ; 
"M"  Club,  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Married:  Emma  C.  Robertson,  Sept.  7,  1901. 
Children:  Quenton,  age  19;  Eugene,  age  15; 
Eileen  Rosemary,  age  11.  Office:  56  Broadway, 
Fargo,  N.  Dak. 

BURKE,  EDMUND  STEVENSON,  JR.,  foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Feb. 
1,  1879.  Son  of  Edmund  Stevenson  and  Julia 
(Fritz)  Burke.  Ed.:  Univ.  Sch.  (Cleveland, 
Ohio)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1900. 

Record:  1894-96.  mem.  Univ.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1896,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
F.B.  team.    1897,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 


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team.  1897-99,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
team,  (champ,  team,  1899).  1898-1900,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team,  (champ,  team, 
1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Cen.  Nat'l.  Bk.  of 
Cleveland.  Clubs:  Racquet  and  Tennis,  (N.  Y.)  ; 
N.  Y.  Yacht;  The  Recess,  (N.  Y.)  ;  "P"  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Tavern ;  Mayfield  O.C. ;  Chagrin  Valley  Hunt ; 
Kirtland  C.C. ;  Union ;  Pepper  Pike.  Booty: 
Golf  and  yachting.  Married:  Josephine  Chis- 
holm,  Oct.  22,  1904.  Children:  Josephine  Chis- 
holm,  age  21 ;  Parthenia,  age  20 ;  Stevenson,  age 
18;  Kathleen,  age  14.  Office:  1656  Union  Trust 
Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  11125  Magnolia 
Dr.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

BURKE,  FRANKLYN  E.,  JR.,  crew.  Born: 
Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  3,  1899.  Son  of  F.  E. 
and  Ina  Mildred  (Bantel)  Burke.  Ed.:  Cornell 
Univ.,  1922;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1923. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Cornell  freshman  champ, 
crew.  1921-23,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew 
(won  N.  England  Challenge  Cup  and  Childs 
Cup,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  brokerage.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  Officers  Training  Camp,  (Camp 
Zachary  Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.)  ;  discharged 
2nd  lieut.  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Frank  E. 
Burke,  Jr.  and  Co.;  "P"  Club,  (Princeton); 
Tiger  Inn,  (Princeton)  ;  Princeton  Club.  (N.  Y.). 
Office:  85  John  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  33 
Jewel  St.,  Forest  Hills,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


BURKE,  HENRY  PENN,  president  of  the 
National  Association  of  Amateur  Oarsmen. 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  September 
28,  1876.  Son  of  John  and  Louise  (Vetterlein) 
Burke.     Education:  Franklin  Institute. 

Record:  1891,  member  of  several  amateur 
football  teams.  1898,  member  of  Malta  Boat 
Club,  competing  in  several  regattas.  1906,  vice- 
commodore  Schuylkill  Navy.  1907,  commodore 
Schuylkill  Navy;  member  of  executive  commit- 
tee of  National  Association  of  Amateur  Oars- 
men. 1908,  president  of  Middle  States  Regatta 
Association.  1909,  captain  of  Philadelphia  Ath- 
letic Club  and  chairman  of  several  regatta 
committees  (inaugurated  amateur  inter-city 
bouts;  played  water  polo).  1910-28,  president 
of  Malta  Boat  Club.  1920-29,  member  of  Ameri- 
can Olympic  Committee  and  chairman  of  com- 
mittee on  Olympic  rowing  tryouts.  1923,  man- 
aging director  of  the  Penn  Athletic  Club.  1925- 
28,  president  of  National  Ascsociation  of  Ama- 
teur Oarsmen.  1927-28,  managing  secretary  of 
Penn  Athletic  Club. 

Present  Occupation:  Managing  secretary  of 
the  Penn  Athletic  Club.  Affiliations:  Penn  Ath- 
letic Club ;  Quaker  City  Gun  Club ;  Wissahickon 
Farms ;  Malta  Boat  Club ;  Undine  Barge  Club ; 


Masons.  Hobby:  Promotion  of  amateur  row- 
ing; trapshooting.  Married:  Florence  Harriett 
Kahn,  January  31,  1911.  Office:  Penn  Athletic 
Club,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania.  Home:  5953 
Pulaski  Avenue,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

BURKE,  ROBERT  J.,  professional  baseball 
player.  Bom:  Joliet,  111.,  Jan.  23,  1907.  Son 
of  Bernard  E.  and  Mary  (Kavanaugh)  Burke. 
Ed.:  Joliet  Township  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1926,  pro.  B.B.  player,  Little  Rock, 
(Ark.)  Club,  S.  League.  1927-28,  pro.  B.B. 
player,  Wash.  Senators. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Wash,  ball  club.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  425  West  Marion  St., 
Joliet,  111. 

BURKE,  WILLIAM  H.,  mem.  Amer.  1.0.  As- 
so.  Football  Officials.  Born:  Kerry,  Ireland,  Apr. 
2,  1883.  Son  of  Michael  M.  and  Mary  O'Sulli- 
van)  Burke.  Ed.:  Worcester  H.  Sch.;  Worces- 
ter Poly  Inst,  1905;  LL.B.,  Northeastern  Law 
Sch.,  1910. 

Record:  Mem.  Worcester  H.  Sch.  F.B. ,  Bskt. 
B.,  track  teams,  (Jr.  and  Sr.  yrs.)  1901-02-03- 
04,  mem.  Worcester  Tech.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1904).  1905-06,  coach  Worcester  Poly. 
Inst.  F.B.  team.  1907,  appt.  mem.  Amer.  I.C. 
F.B.  qualified  list  of  F.B.  officials  under  Central 
Board.  Official,  N.  Eng.  and  Amer.  I.C.  track 
meets  for  several  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliation:  Chrmn. 
K.  of  C.  gymn.  Comm.  (Worcester)  ;  mem. 
East.  Asso.  F.B.  Officials;  mem.  N.  Eng.  Asso. 
of  F.B.  Officials;  dir.  K.  of  C,  R.E.C.  &  B. 
Asso.  (Worcester)  ;  Alhambra  Council  A.A. 
(first  pres.  of  same).  Hobby:  Football.  Mar- 
ried: Clara  L.  Moore,  Oct.  11,  1911.  Children: 
William,  Jr.,  age  14 ;  Edmund,  age  13 ;  Lee, 
age  12 ;  Robert,  age  10 ;  Philip,  age  8 ;  Mary, 
age  6 ;  Ann,  age  4 ;  James,  age  1.  Office:  390 
Main  St.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  491  Pleas- 
ant St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 

BURNETT,  BRADY  FRANK,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Corvallis,  Ore.,  Sept.  24,  1875. 
Son  of  John  and  Martha  (Hinton)  Burnett. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Ore.  Agrt.  Coll.,  1897;  Stanford. 

Record:  1893-94-95-96,  mem.  Ore.  Agri.  Coll. 
F.B.  team,  (capt.,  1893).  1896,  mem.  Ore.  Agri. 
Coll.  track  team ;  mem.  M.A.A.C.  track  team 
(Portland,  Ore.).  N.W.  champ,  meet,  first  in 
mile  and  half-mile.  1897,  mem.  Stanford  track 
team. 

Pres  Occupation:  Retired.  War  Record:  mem. 
Co.  M.  sec.  regular  Ore.  Vol.  Inf.  Spanish-Amer. 
War ;  service  in  P.  I. ;  discharged  Presidio,  Calif., 
Aug.  7,  1899,  as  corporal.   Affiliations:  A.F.  and 


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A.M.;  I.O.O.F. ;  United  Spanish  War  Veterans. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Susie  Hopkins,  Dec. 
25,  1906.     Home:  Oakland,  Ore. 

BURNETT,  DR.  JOSEPH  H.,  football.  Born: 
East  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct.  24,  1892.  Son  of  Thom- 
as L.  and  Margaret  (Damery)  Burnett.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1916;  M.D.,  Harvard,  1919. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch.  F.B. 
team.     1910-11,  mem.  Boston  Latin   Sch.  crew. 

1911,  mem.  squad,   Univ.  of  Maine  F.B.   team. 

1912,  mem.  Tale  freshman  F.Bfl  team.  1915,  asst. 
coach  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1920-28,  phy- 
sician to  Boston  High  School  players  during  F. 

B.  season. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  War  Record: 
U.S.N.R.,  Harvard  Medical  Sch.,  1917-21.  Affili- 
ations: Boston  Univ.  Medical  Sch.,  asst.  in  sur- 
gery;  Harvard  Medical  Sch.,  1917-21;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Nu  Sigma 
Nu ;  Masons,  A.F.&A.M. ;  Harvard  Club  of  Bos- 
ton; Tale  Club  of  Boston.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Hazel  Carpenter.  Office:  520  Common- 
wealth Ave.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  281  Trapelo 
Rd.,  Belmont,  Mass. 

BURNS,  HOWARD  WALTER,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  June  6, 
1904.  Son  of  James  and  Minnie  (Forbush) 
Burns.  Ed.:  Dorchester  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Ex- 
eter Acad. ;  Huntington  Sch. ;  Harvard,  1928. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Dorchester  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Dorchester  H.  Sch. 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1920- 
21).  1921-22,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  track 
and  B.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Huntington  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Huntington  Sch.  track 
team  (won  Natl.  Intersch.  70  yd.  champ.,  time 
7.2  sec. ;  mem.,  Natl.  Intersch.  Medley  Relay 
champs.)  ;  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (won  100  yd.  dash,  10  sec.  and 
220-yd.  dash,  21  4/5  sec,  Harvard-Tale  fresh- 
man dual  meet ;  mem.  I.C.  freshman  relay 
champs.).  1926-28,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team).  1927, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Harvard).  Clubs: 
Hasty  Pudding,  Inst,  of  1770;  Harvard  Varsity. 
Address:  237  Columbia  Rd.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 

BURNS,  JACK  THOMAS,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  1,  1901.  Son  of  John 
and  Margaret  (Mee)  Burns.  Ed.:  Public  Schs. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Record:  1921-22-23,  asst.  pro.  Sunset  Hills 
C.C.    (Mo.).     1924-25,  asst.  pro.  North  Hills  C. 

C.  (Mo.).  1925,  participated  in  West,  open 
champ,  tournament  (Toungstown,  Ohio).  1926, 
participated  in  West,  open  champ,  tournament 


(Indianapolis,  Ind.)  ;  participated  in  Mo.  P. 
G.A.  tournament  (Joplin,  Mo.).  1926-27-28,  pro. 
Creve  Coner  G.C.  (Creve  Coner,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Clubs:  Creve 
Coner  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Creve  Coner 
G.C,  Creve  Coner,  Mo.  Home:  5929  Wabada 
St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

BURNS,  WILLIAM  MERRITT,  JR.,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Selma,  Ala.,  Mar.  13, 
1907.  Son  of  W.  M.  and  Mary  (Donovan)  Burna 
Ed.:  Lanier  H.  Sch.  (Montgomery,  Ala.)  ;  Ala. 
Poly.  Inst.    (Auburn). 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Lanier  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (All-State  guard,  Bskt.B.,  1924). 
1924-25,  mem.  Ala.  Poly  Inst,  freshman  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Ala.  Poly. 
1926,  Spalding's  Officfal  Guide). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.     Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu.    Married:  Lucy  Toung  McEntyre,  Sept. 
24,  1927.    Home:  Box  2003.  Auburn,  Ala. 
Inst.  F.B.  team  (listed  as  outstanding  F.B.  «nd, 

BURR,  BORDEN,  football,  baseball  and  track. 
Born:  Talladega,  Ala.,  Nov.  2,  1876.  Son  of  Wm. 
H.  and  Sarah  (Borden)  Burr.  Ed.:  Talladega 
Public  Sch.,  1891;  Webb  Sch.,  1894;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Ala.,  1896;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Lee  Univ.,  1898. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
F.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  gym.  teams.  1897-98, 
mem.  W.  and  L.  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
Officiated   S.T.A.A.   F.B.   and   B.B.   teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  War  Record: 
T.M.C.A.  service,  167th  Ala.  Rainbow  Div. ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  B.P.O.E. ;  B.A.C. ;  T.M.C.A.;  Birming- 
ham C.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Mammie 
Camp,  Jan.  18,  1901.  Children:  Wm.  H.,  age  24 ; 
Samuel  H.,  age  8.  Office:  1229031  Brown  Marx 
Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1060  S.  33rd 
St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

BURR,  DUDLEY  HOLCOMB,  football.  Born: 
Durham,  Conn.,  May  30,  1906.  Son  of  Dr. 
James  G.  and  Henrietta  (Holcomb)  Burr.  Ed.: 
Windham  H.  Sch.  (Willimantic,  Conn.)  ;  Trin- 
ity Coll.   (Hartford,  Conn.). 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Windham  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1921-22-23,  mem.  Windham  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1921; 
capt.  B.B.,  1923).  1924,  mem.  Windham  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team ;  capt.,  Trinity  Coll.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Trinity  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (high  point  scorer,  1925)  ;  ath.  dir. 
T.M.C.A.  summer  camp  for  boys. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Trinity  Coll.). 
Affiliations :  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Politics.  School: 
78  Vernon  St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  20  High 
St.,  Baltic,  Conn. 


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BURROWS,  W.  F.,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  Dec.  8,  1879.  Son  of  John 
and  Laura  (Riley)  Burrows.  Ed.:  Washing- 
ton Public  Schools. 

Record:  1924,  started  trapshooting.  1925-26, 
shot  in  Grand  Amer.  Handicap  (Dayton,  Ohio). 
1926-27,  won  doubles  champs.,  Wash.  Gun  Club, 

1927,  won  D.  C.  and  Maryland  handicap  champ. 

1928,  shot  in  Southern  Handicap  (Pinehurst, 
N.  C.).  Has  been  official  at  field  trials  since 
1922.  Owner  and  breeder  of  several  prize  win- 
ning hunting  dogs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Meat  merchant;  pres.  Natl. 
Hotel  Supply  Co.  Affiliations:  Masons,  William 
R.  Singleton  Lodge  ;  Merchants  and  Mf  rs.  Asso. ; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Clubs:  Washington 
Gun ;  Hebbsville  Gun ;  Atlantic  Indian  Gun ; 
City  Club;  Natl.  Capital  Field  Trial  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  Md.  Field  Trial ;  Del.  Setter  and  Pointer ; 
Page  Valley  Field  Trial ;  Amateur  Trapshooters 
of  Amer.  (life  mem.)  ;  Md.  State  Game  Comn. 
Hobby:  Trapshooting  and  field  shooting.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Curran,  Wash.,  D.  C,  Apr.,  1903. 
Children:  Mildred,  age  22;  Joseph  F.,  age  20; 
Martha,  age  18.  Office:  Center  Market,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  4535  Wis.  ave.  N.  W.,  Wash,  D.  C. 


Mason;  Elks;  Amer.  Legion;  Zeta  Psi.  Hobby: 
Athletics  and  music.  Office:  578  5th  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  69  W.  49th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 
New  York. 


BURTNER,  HARRY  K.,  bowling.  Bom:  Har- 
risonburg, Va.,  Dec.  16,  1893.  Son  of  George 
C.  and  Frances  (Clatterbuch)  Burtner.  Ed.: 
Harrisonburg  H.   Sch. 

Record:  1913,  capt.  Grand  Central  team.  1917, 
won  W.  C.  D.  C.  single  tournament  score,  385. 
1918-19-20,  capt.  Rathskeller  team.  1922-25-26- 
27,  mem.  D.  C.  team.  1926,  won  all  events 
match  at  Convocation  Hall,  record  score  1,156, 
9  games ;  co-holder  doubles  record  score,  763 ; 
mem.  King  Pin  team,  estab.  tournament  record, 
score  1,809,  3  games,  5-man  team ;  mem.  King 
Pin  team  set  D.  C.  high  record  score,  1,877,  3 
games,  5-man  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bookkeeper,  J.  B.  Kendall 
Co.  Affiliations:  D.  C.  League;  Masons;  In- 
dian Springs  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Mildred  Fulty,  Apr.  17,  1917.  Children:  George, 
age  8;  Mary,  age  6;  Harriet,  (infant).  Office: 
485  Mo.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
5107  13th  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


BURT,  DAVID  ALLAN,  JR.,  football  and 
swimming.  Born:  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Feb.  22, 
1903.  Son  of  David  A.  and  Elizabeth  (Mc- 
Lain)  Burt.  Ed.:  Salisbury  Prep.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Salisbury  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman  champ.  F.B. 
team.  1924-26,  mem.  Yale  I.C.  champ,  water 
polo  team  (capt.,  1926).  1925,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  Yale  I.C.  champ, 
swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  Hazlett  &  Burt. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Xi ;  Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Yale  Engr. 
Asso.;  Wheeling  C.C. ;  Fort  Henry  Club;  Steu- 
benville  C.C.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  Hazlett  & 
Burt,  Steubenville,  Ohio.  Home:  Echo  Point, 
Wheeling,   W.   Va. 


BURT,  HARRY  A.,  football.  Born:  Taun- 
ton, Mass.,  Sept.  13,  1887.  Son  of  D.  Arthur 
and  Lizzie  T.  (Williams)  Burt.  Ed.:  Taunton 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll.,  1910 ;  Harvard  Busi- 
ness Sch.,  1911. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Taunton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1906-09,  mem.  Tufts  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1919,  coach  101st  Ammunition  Train,  26th  Div. 
F.B.  team,   France. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  and  purchasing  agent, 
Gorham  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Mar.,  1917; 
mem.    A.E.F.,    discharged    as   sgt.     Affiliations: 


BURTON,  WARD  COTTON,  tennis.  Born: 
Cambridge,  Mass.,  Mar.  3,  1876.  Son  of  Hazen 
James  and  Alice  Gertrude  Cotton  (Whitney) 
Burton.     Ed.:  A.B.  Harvard  1899. 

Record:  1904-05,  won  Wis.  State  champ,  dou- 
bles. Won  Minn.  State  champ,  (singles).  1906 
and  '07,  with  R.  G.  Hunt,  ranked  as  8th  doubles 
team  in  the  U.  S.  1906-7-8-12-13-14-15-17  to  27, 
chrmn.  regatta  com.  Minnetonka  Yacht  C.  1906- 
11-15,  won  Minn.  State  champ,  (doubles).  1906- 
14-18,  won  N.W.  champ,  (doubles).  1908-9,  vice- 
pres.  West.  L.T.A.  1908-20,  pres.  Minn.  Tennis 
Court.  1909-10,  vice-commodore  Minnetonka 
Yacht  C.  1910-11-12,  won  Minn,  city  champ, 
(singles).  1910-28,  N.  West.  Del.  U.S.,  L.T.A. 
1911-16,  comdr.  Minnetonka  Yacht  C.  1921,  mem. 
crew,  Amer.  yacht  "Bootlegger"  (winner  of  Dug- 
gin  Cup).    1920-23,  dir.  Inland  Lake  Yacht  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  real  estate. 
Affiliations:  vice-pres.  and  treas.  Plymouth 
Clothing  House ;  vice-pres.  and  treas.  Hennepin 
Holding  Co.;  pres.  and  treas.  Burton  Co.  Clubs: 
Minnetonka  Yacht  C. ;  White  Bear  Yacht  C. ; 
Beverly  Yacht  C. ;  Minneapolis  Tennis  C. ;  La- 
Fayette  C. ;  Minikahda  C. ;  Minneapolis  C. ; 
Harvard  C. ;  S.C.W.  Hobby:  yachting,  tennis, 
ice  boating,  skiing.  Married:  Ella  Lindley, 
Sept.  1,  1917.  Children:  Alice  Whitney,  age  8 ; 
Gale  Cotton,  age  9 ;  Lindley  James,  age  6 ;  John 
Cotton,  age  5.  Office:  Hennepin  &  Sixth  St.. 
Minneapolis,  Minn.     Home:  Deephaven,  Minn. 


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BUSER,  ALFRED  L.,  football.  Born:  Madi- 
son, Wis.,  Sept.  21,  1888.  Son  of  John  A.  and 
Anna  (Vorndran)  Buser.  Ed.:  B.S.A.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1912. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  for  three  yrs.  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1911). 
Mem.  All-West.  F.B.  team  for  three  yrs.  (capt. 
1911).  1911,  mem.  Colliers  All- West  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  crew  for  two  yrs. 
1917-24,  dir.  aths.  and  F.B.  coach. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Employee  of  Montgomery 
Ward  &  Co.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.).  War  Record: 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Iron  Cross  (Univ.  of 
Wis.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Amer.  Legion;  Hais- 
ley  Lynch  Post,  Gainsville,  Fla.  (charter  mem.)  ; 
"W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.,  charter  mem.  and 
first  pres.)  ;  Bd.  of  dirs.  N.  West.  Officials  Asso. ; 
dir.  Midwest  Sports  Bureau.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Leita  W.  Mathews,  Sept.  3,  1913. 
Children:  Jerome  A.,  age  13.  Office:  1400  Univ. 
Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  1431  W.  Minne- 
haha St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

BUSH,  GEORGE  TOME,  football,  bicycle, 
track  and  basketball.  Born:  Bellefonte,  Pa., 
Sept.  24,  1867.  Son  of  Daniel  Griffen  and 
Louise  (Tome)  Bush.  Ed.:  Swarthmore,  1888; 
Pa.  State  Coll.,  1889. 

Record:  1887,  mem.  Pa.  State  track  team, 
held  hammer  record  (81  ft.).  1885,  mem. 
Swarthmore  freshman  F.B.  team.  1889-91, 
mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1900,  made 
bicycle  tour  thru  Europe.  1892,  coach  Mich. 
A.  A.  F.B.  team.  1894-96,  coach  Y.M.C.A.  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  1X3.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials  since 
origin. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fire  ins.  and  real  estate. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Pa.  Nat'l  Guard.  Affiliations: 
Chmn.,  rac.  bd.  L.A.W. ;  chmn.,  recruiting  com. 
L.A.W.;  State  and  Nat'l.  Bds,  L.A.W. ;  K.T.;  32° 
Mason;  Shriner ;  vice-pres.  Pa.  Nat'l  Historical 
Soc. ;  Amer.  Philatelic  Soc. ;  Sons  of  Revolution ; 
Kiwanis  Club  (Bellefonte,  Pa.)  ;  Acacia.  Hobby: 
Sports  and  philately.  Address:  Bush  Arcade, 
Bellefonte,  Pa. 

BUSH,  JAMES  IRVING,  basketball,  base- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Racine,  Wis.,  Oct.  10, 
1884.  Son  of  James  E.  and  Belle  (Addis)  Bush. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1906. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1903-05,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1904-05),  capt.  Bskt.B. 
team,  1905).  1904,  mentioned  on  Walter  Camp's 
All- Amer.  F.B.  team;  mem.  AH- West.  Conf. 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Equitable  Trust 
Co.  of  N.  Y.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S. 
Navy,  discharged  Elnsign.     Affiliations:  Dir.  M. 


K.T.,  R.R.;  Dir.  Madison  Sq.  Garden  Corp.; 
Sigma  Chi.  Hobby:  Golf  and  boxing.  Children: 
Betty,  age  11.  Office:  11  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N. 
Y.    Home:  885  Pk.  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

BUSH,  PRESCOTT  SHELDON,  secretary  U. 
S.  Golf  Asso.  Born:  Columbus,  Ohio,  May  15, 
1895.  Son  of  Samuel  Prescott  and  Flora  (Shel- 
ton)  Bush.    Ed.:  B.A.  Yale,  1917. 

Record:  1911,  runner-up,  Ohio  State  champ. 
1915-16-17,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1915,  mem. 
Yale  golf  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  W.  A.  Harriman  &  Co., 
Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  F.  A. ;  mem.  A.E.F., 
Meuse-Argonne,  Army  of  Occupation.  Clubs: 
Round  Hill;  Field  (Greenwich,  Conn.);  Yale; 
The  Lunch  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf,  squash  rac- 
quets. Married:  Dorothy  Walker,  1921.  Chil- 
dren: Prescott  Sheldon,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Geo.  Her- 
bert, age  4 ;  Nancy,  age  2.  Office:  39  Broadway, 
N.  Y.  C.    Home:  Stanwich  Rd.,  Greenwich,  Conn. 

BUSHNELL,  THOMAS  HUBBARD,  football. 
Born:  Hurley,  Wis.,  Aug.  23,  1892.  Son  of 
Thomas  H.  and  Sophia  (Ballard)  Bushnell. 
Ed.:  Shaw  H.  Sch.  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  M.E., 
Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Shaw  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team,  (capt,  1911).  1910-11,  mem.  Shaw  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1911,  mgr.  Shaw  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.    1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Comn.  mgr.  The  Ohio  Pow- 
er Co.  (Lima,  Ohio).  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Shoronee  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Anne  Adele  Johnson,  Oct.  3,  1913.  Chil- 
dren: Jean  Margaret,  age  12;  Mary  Elizabeth, 
age  11.  Office:  216  N.  Elizabeth,  Lima,  Ohio. 
Home:  223  S.  Kenilworth,  Lima,  Ohio. 

BUSK,   FREDERICK  WADSWORTH,   crew. 

Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  July  27,  1893.  Son  of 
Frederick  T.  and  Margaret  Krebs  (Shape) 
Busk.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Harvard  crew  team. 
1914,  won  Amer.  Henley  and  Childs  Cup,  (Phila., 
Pa.)  ;  won  against  Princeton- Annapolis.  1916, 
capt.  Harvard  No.  2  crew  team,  won  against 
Yale. 

Pres  Occupation:  Broker.  War  Record: 
Capt.  CO.,  Co.  B.,  310th  Inf.  78th  Div.,  Meuse 
Argonne.  Affiliations:  "H"  Club  (Boston, 
Mass.).  Married:  Harriet  Lee  Fessenden,  June 
19,  1920.  Children:  Caroline  Lee,  age  4.  Office: 
50  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  12  Kings- 
bury Rd.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 

BUTCHER,  EDWIN  ROLAND,  football. 
Born:  Akron,  Ohio,  July  31,  1894.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam J.   and   Anna    (Albrecht)    Butcher.     Ed.: 


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Akron  Cen.  H.  Sen.,  1913;  A.B.,  Heidelberg 
Coll.  (Tiffin,  Ohio),  1917;  Univ.  of  Edinburgh 
(Scotland),  1919;  Ohio  State  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Akron  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1913-14-15-16,  mem.  Heidelberg  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  Regtl.  F.B.  team,  77th  Div., 
Camp  Upton  (N.  Y.).  1920-21-22,  coach,  ath. 
teams,  Napoleon  (Ohio)  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Alumni  sec.  Heidelberg 
Coll.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  May,  1917,  to 
Aug.  1,  1919;  1st  Sgt.  305th  Field  Ambulance 
Co.,  Saumur  Arty.  Sch.,  Saumur,  France;  comnd. 
2nd  It.,  Reserves  F.A.  Affiliations:  Mason,  Amer. 
Legion,  Isaac  Walton,  "H"  Asso.  (Heidelberg)  ; 
Ath.  Com.  of  Heidelberg.  Hobby:  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
and  fishing.  Married:  Florence  Burns,  Mar.  6, 
1920.  Children:  Marjorie  Ann,  age  6.  Office: 
Greenfield  St.,  Tiffin,  Ohio.  Home:  285  Coe  St., 
Tiffin,  Ohio. 

BUTCHER,  ELVIN  OSCAR,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Knoxville,  Tenn.,  Feb.  9, 
1907.  Son  of  Elvin  O.  and  Minnie  (Clems) 
Butcher.  Ed.:  Knoxville  H.  Sch.,  1924;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Tenn.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Knoxville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Tenn.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (chosen  by  U.  S. 
Press  as  All-Southern  F.B.  center,  1926;  capt. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1927.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Chi.  Home:  1223  Highland  Ave.;  Knoxville, 
Tenn. 

BUTLER,  ARTHUR  PIERCE,  crew  and 
football.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Apr.  21,  1866. 
Son  of  Edward  Knowles  and  Frances  E.  L. 
(Pierce)  Butler.  Ed.:  Mrs.  Walker's  Sch. 
(Jamaica  Plain,  Mass.)  ;  Miss  Weston's  Sch. 
(Roxbury,  Mass.);  Roxbury  Latin  Sch.;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1888. 

.  Record:  1883-84,  mem.  Roxbury  Latin  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1885,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew. 
1886-87,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1887-88, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Headmaster  Morristown 
Sch.  (Morristown,  N.  J.).  Mil.  Service:  Pvt., 
Morristown  Bn.,  Home  Guard.  Affiliations: 
Wash.  Asso.  (Morristown,  N.  J.)  ;  Morristown 
Community  Chest  (div.  capt.)  ;  Harvard  Club 
(N.  T.  C.)  ;  Harvard  Club  (Boston).  Hobby: 
Hiking.  Married:  Lydia  Raguet  Farnham. 
Children:  Arthur  P.,  Jr.,  age  19;  E.  Farnham, 
age  18.  Home:  Fernald  Point  Rd.,  S.  West 
Harbor,  Me. 

BUTLER,  EDMUND  WBLLIAM,  football, 
baseball,  basketball  and  handball.  Born:  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  Mar.  17,  1892.  Son  of  Michael  E.  and 


Kathryn  E.  Butler.   Ed.:  Poly.  Prep.  (Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.),  1909.     M.E.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1913. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Poly.  Prep.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1910-13,  mem.  Cor- 
nell Univ.  F.B.  team  (kicked  53-yd.  field  goal, 
1911-12;  capt.  1912).  1912-28,  mem.  Crescent 
A.C.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1923,  won  N.  Y.  State  single  wall  H.B.  champ. 
1923-28,  coach  Crescent  A.C.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.   1925,  won  nat'l  single  wall  H.B.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  N.  West.  Mutual  Life 
Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  K.C. ; 
Elks;  Crescent  A.C.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  Mar- 
ried: Marguerite  Klauberg,  Feb.,  1927.  Office: 
526  3rd  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


BUTLER,  ROBERT  PARKER,  football. 
Bom:  Bloomfield,  N.  J.,  April  4,  1891.  -Son.  of 
Nathaniel  and  Mary  Louise  (Bancroft)  Butler. 
Ed.:  Montclair  H.  Sch.  1910;  B.S.,  Agr.  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1908-09-10,  mem.  Montclair  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track, 
1909).  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1911-12,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.,  water  polo  and  track 
teams.  1912-13,  mem.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
(All-Amer.  selection  by  Walter  Camp,  '12)  ; 
capt.  water  polo  team.  1913,  All-Amer.  selec- 
tion by  Walter  Camp;  All-West,  selection ;  All- 
Conf.  selection.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team ;  asst.  coach  O.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1915,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team.     1916,  I.C.,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  and  treas.  Conti- 
nental Hatchery  of  Memphis.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Married:  Lillian  East- 
lund,  Dec,  1918.  Children:  Helen  Louise,  age  5. 
Office:  2304  Central  Ave.,  Memphis,  Tenn.  Home: 
2304  Central  Ave.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 


BUTT,  WILLIAM  EDWARD,  baseball,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Viroqua,  Wis.,  Mar.  28,  1870.  Son 
of  Col.  Cyrus  M.  and  Margaret  Elizabeth  (Mc- 
Auley)  Butt.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Hahnemann 
Med.  Coll.  1895;  Chicago  Corr.  Sch.  of  Law, 
1905. 

Record:  1890-91,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B. 
team.  (Won  Western  Coll.  pennants)  (won  3 
prizes  for  longest  throw)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
lacrosse  team  (won  two  champ.),  mem.  La 
Farge  lacrosse  team  (won  two  champ.)  ;  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (won  drop-kick  prize)  ; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  rifle  team  (tied  for  first 
place).     1927,  mgr.  Viroqua  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired  physician.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  County  Fair  Asso.  Married: 
Nellie  M.  Wagner.  Children:  Cyrus,  age  18. 
Home:  725  N.  Main  St.,  Viroqua,  Wis. 


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BUTTERFIELD,  HENRY  W.,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Jan.  18,  1900. 
Son  of  Henry  and  Kathrine  (Lyons)  Butter- 
field.  Ed.:  Winthrop  H.  Sen. ;  Hollywood  H. 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh ;  Boston  Univ. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Winthrop  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burg F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.  Bureau  of  Edison 
Shops.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Diomedian  Club  (N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Camping  and  hunting.  Office:  Pearl 
and  Willoughby,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  124 
Pierrepont,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

BYARM,  LONNIE  PFUNANDER,  football. 
Born:  Union  County,  N.  Car.,  Nov.  6,  1889.  Son 
of  Franklin  and  Nancy  Byarm.  Ed.:  B.S.,  A. 
&  M.  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  A.&M.  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (mgr.  and  capt.  F.B.  team, 
1910-11).  1920-28,  ath.  coach,  A.  &  T.  Coll. 
(1927  F.B.  team  won  C.I.A.A.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach  A.  &  T.  Coll. 
War  Record:  Mobile  Ordnance  Repair  Shop 
A.E.F.  Married:  Sudie  D.  Evans,  June  14, 
1924.    Home:  400  Beech  St.,  Greensboro,  N.  Car. 


Record:  1922,  mem.  F.B.  team,  Colo.  Sch.  for 
the  Deaf.  1925,  mem.  Gallaudet  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Gallaudet  Coll.  track 
team  (capt.  1927;  broke  record  in  discus,  105 
ft.,  and  shotput,  36  ft.,  1925 ;  high  point  scorer 
in  interclass  meet,  1927,  42  points).  1926-27- 
28,  mem.  Gallaudet  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt. 
1927-28). 

Press.  Occupation:  Student  (Gallaudet  Coll.). 
Affiliations :  Gallaudet  Coll.  A.A.  Address:  Gal- 
laudet Coll.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


BYRNES,  WILLIAM  JAMES,  professional 
golfer.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  11,  1899. 
Son  of  John  J.  and  Mary  (Bergin)  Byrnes.  Ed.: 
Waverly  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1915-16-17,  asst.  pro.,  Fairview  C.C. 
(Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.).  1921-22-23,  asst.  pro.  Hill- 
crest  C.C.  (Kansas  City,  Mo.).  1924-25-26-27- 
28,  pro.  Indoor  Golf  Sch.  (Okla.  City,  Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Naval  Service: 
U.  S.  Naval  transport  service,  May,  1917 ;  dis- 
charged May  4,  1921.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. 
(Okla.)  ;  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce  (Okla.). 
Hobby:  Teaching  golf.  Married:  Mercedies 
Ryan,  Nov.  7,  1927.  Office:  135  W.  Main  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  1209  W.  44th  St., 
Okla.   City,   Okla. 


BYERS,  FRED,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minnesota 
hockey  team.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Nov. 
18,  1906.  Son  of  J.  R.  and  Anne  (Williams) 
Byers.  Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn, 
1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  hockey 
team.  1926-28,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team.  1926,  Big  Ten  champs.  1927,  tied  Univ. 
of  Mich,  for  Big  Ten  champ.  1928,  won  Big 
Ten  champ,    (tied  for  Mid-West  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi;  Tau  Upsilon  Kappa.  Office:  1609 
Univ.  S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  3036 
James  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

BYOUK,  LOUIS  MARK,  football,  track  and 
basketball.  Born:  Crested  Butte,  Colo.,  Apr. 
18,  1903.  Son  of  Mark  and  Agnes  (Ross) 
Byouk.  Ed.:  Colo.  Sch.  for  the  Deaf;  Gallau- 
det Coll.  (Wash.,  D.  C). 


BYRON,  CARL,  football  and  basketball  offi- 
cial. Born:  Ilion,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  24,  1892.  Son  of 
Michael  A.  and  Mary  Anna  (Carroll)  Byron. 
Ed.:  Cen.  Coll.;   B.S.,  Union  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Cen.  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914-15,  mem.  Union  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Coached  Union  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  Men.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Officials.  Officiated  N.  Y.  State  Bskt.B. 
League ;  officiated  N.  Y.  State  I.C.  F.B.  League ; 
officiated  Inter-Sch.  and  I.C.  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemical  engr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Chemical  warfare  service ;  student  gas 
officer,  33rd  Div.  Affiliations:  N.  Y.  State  Lawn 
Tennis  Asso. ;  "C"  Club  (Cen.  Coll.)  ;  "U"  Club 
(Union  Coll.);  Chamber  of  Commerce;  K.C. ; 
Ilion  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf. 
Married:  Elizabeth  M.  Lewis,  May  3,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Ellen,  age  5 ;  Carl,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office: 
131  State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home,  185  Melrose 
St.,  Melrose,  Mass. 


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CABB,  FRED  RAYZAR,  football.  Born: 
Antelope,  Tex.,  July  26,  1899.  Son  of  James 
Rice  and  Sallie  (Rayzar)  Cabb.  Ed.:  Denton 
H.  Sch. ;  N.  Tex.  State  Teachers'  Coll. ;  Ga.  Sch. 
of  Tech. ;  Tex.  Univ. ;  S.  Methodist  Univ. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Denton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (State  champs.,  1916-17).  1918,  mem. 
N.T.S.T.C.  champ.  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem. 
East  Tex.  League  B.B.  team.  1919-22,  mem.  Ga. 
Tech.  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  S.  Atlantic 
League  B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  S.M.U.  F.B. 
team.  Ath.  dir.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  (B.B. 
champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Godwin  Hotel,  (Den- 
ton, Tex.).  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  B.P.O.E. ;  Kappa  Alpha;  S.  West. 
Bd.  of  Officials;  McKinney  C.C.  Married:  Edna 
Earl  Reed,  Sept.  8,  1925.  Address:  So.  Locust 
St.,  Denton,  Tex. 

CADWELL,  LEWIS  E.,  crew.  Born:  New 
Haven,  Conn.,  July  11,  1867.  Son  of  Charles  K. 
and  Helen  C.  (Hine)  Cadwell.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1886. 

Record:  1884-85-86,  mem.  Yale  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  dir.  Sisal  Co.  of 
Amer. ;  sec.  and  dir.  T.  H.  Crisp  &  Co.,  Inc., 
Sarasota,  Fla.  Affiliations:  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; Bd.  of  Gov.,  Univ.  Club  of  Sarasota; 
Yale  Club  of  Sarasota.  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing. 
Married:  Edith  D.  Peckham,  Sept.  7,  1891. 
Children:  Winifred  La  Voy  (Mrs.  John  Hal- 
ton)  ;  Murray  Kirke;  Gertrude  Emerson.  Office: 
246  Main  St.,  Sarasota,  Fla.  Home:  Arlington 
Ave.,  Sarasota,  Fla. 

CADY,  FRED  AUSTIN,  swimming  coach, 
Los  Angeles  A.C.  Born:  Asbu/y  Park,  N.  J., 
Oct.  31,  1885.  Son  of  Ethelbert  and  Elizabeth 
(Patterson)  Cady.  Ed.:  Phila.  H.  Sch.;  Acad, 
of  Fine  Arts   (Phila.). 

Record:  1904-08,  swimming  coach,  Central 
Y.M.C.A.,  Phila.  1908-12,  coach  Phila.  Swim- 
ming Club.  1915,  Coached  Gilbert  Tomlinson 
(Natl,  half-mile  swim,  N.  Y.).  1918,  coached 
the  first  Amer.  girl  to  hold  world's  record  in 
swimming,  Olga  Dorfner  (100  and  220  yd.  free 
style).  1918-20,  supervisor  Public  Pools,  Phila.; 
coach  Meadowbrook  Club,  Phila.  1920-28,  coach 
Los  Angeles  A.C.  1922,  coached  Tom  Blake 
(ten-mile  Natl,  champ,  swim).  1923-23-25, 
coached  girls  200  yd.  Natl,  relay  swim,  team 
(L.A.A.C.).  1925,  men's  Natl.  880  yd.  relay 
swim,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach  Los  An- 
geles A.C.  Affiliations:  Phila.  Lodge  444  F.  and 
A.M.  Married:  Viola  Hartman.  Office:  Seventh 
and  Olive  Sts.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  732 
West  Knoll  Drive,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


CADY,  RICHARD  GAY,  football,  hockey  and 
crew.  Born:  Hartford,  Conn.,  Jan.  11,  1907. 
Son  of  Ernest  Hyde  and  Ruth  (Gay)  Cady.  Ed.: 
Kent  H.  Sch.;  Yale. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Kent  H.  Sch.  hockey 
and  F.B.  team  (capt.  F.B.,  1925).  1924-25,  mem. 
Kent  H.  Sch.  crew  team ;  won  Harvard  Inter- 
Sch.  crew  race  (Cambridge,  Mass.).  1926,  mem. 
Yale  freshman  F.B.  squad ;  capt.  Yale  freshman 
hockey  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Home:  693  Farm- 
ington  Ave.,  Hartford,  Conn. 


CAGLE,   CHRISTIAN   EEEHER,   Ail-Ameri- 
can   (football).     Born:  DeRidder,   La.,   May  1, 
1905.     Son  of  Thomas  J.  and  Laney   (Worher) 
Cagle.       Ed.:     B.A.,     Southwestern  Louisiana 
Inst,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23-24-25,  mem.  S.  West.  La.  Inst. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-24-25,  mem. 
S.  West.  La.  Inst.  B.B.  team.  1922-23-25,  mem. 
S.  West.  La.  Inst,  track  team.  1925,  world's 
record  in  completing  forward  passes.  1926-27, 
mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  team  (picked  as  All-Ameri- 
can,  1927). 

Present  Occupation:  Cadet,  U.S.M.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Alpha.  Pres.  Address: 
U.S.M.A.,  West  Point,  N.  Y.  Home:  Merryville, 
Louisiana. 


CAHILL,  DR.  FRANCIS  M.,  varsity  football 
and  track.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Sept.  9, 
1894.  Son  of  Michael  P.  and  Ellen  (Fleming) 
Cahill.  Ed.:  Worcester  Classical  H.  Sch.,  1911 ; 
A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1915;  D.M.D.,  Tufts 
Dental  Coll.,  1919. 

Record:  1907-11,  mem.  Worcester  Classical 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  track  and  crew  teams.  1911-15, 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1912-15,  mem. 
Holy  Cross  Coll.  track  team.  1913,  during  Har- 
vard vs.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B.  game  was  men- 
tioned by  sports  writer  as  "All-Amer."  tackle. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist,  referee  and  umpire 
for  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  War  Record:  En- 
listed in  Medical  Corps,  U.S.A.,  Fort  Warren, 
Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  27,  1917;  hon.  discharged; 
re-enlisted  in  Tufts  S.A.T.C,  hon.  discharged 
Dec.  11,  1918.  Affiliations:  Worcester  Fish  and 
Game  Asso. ;  Bancroft  Automobile  Club ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Alhambra  Council,  K.  of  C. ; 
Worcester  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Holy  Cross 
Alumni;  Tufts  Dental  Coll.  Alumni;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Amer.,  Mass.  and  Worcester  Dental 
Asso.  Hobby:  Swimming,  fishing  and  tennis. 
Office:  22  Pleasant  St.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home: 
101  Gage  St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 


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CALDWELL,     WILLIAM     ROLAND,     capt. 

football  team,  Colorado  Agricultural  College, 
1927.  Born:  Loveland,  Colo.,  Sept.  6,  1905.  Son 
of  Wm.  Clarence  and  Clara  M.  (Steinhaus) 
Caldwell.  Ed.:  Loveland  H.  Sen. ;  Colo.  Agri. 
Coll. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Loveland  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  B.B.,  1923).  1921-24,  mem. 
Loveland  H.  Sen.  track  team  (representative  to 
Natl,  meet,  Chicago,  1923).  1924,  mem.  Love- 
land H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Colo. 
Agri.  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1925,  mem. 
Rocky  Mountain  Conf.  champ.  F.B.  team.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Colo.  Agri.  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "A" 
Club,  Colo.  Agri.  Coll. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Forestry 
Club.  Hobby:  Coaching.  Home:  714  Reming- 
ton, Fort  Collins,  Colo. 


CALLAHAN,  ROY  HANEY,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  cross-country  team,  1925.  Born:  Mar- 
celine,  Mo.,  July  7,  1904.  Son  of  Wm.  P.  and 
Mel vina  (Haney)  Callahan.  Ed.:  Gibsland  H. 
Sch.  (Gibsland,  La.),  1922;  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,    1928. 

Record :  1919-22,  mem.  Gibsland  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
cross-country  and  track  teams.  Mem.  four 
mile  relay  team  that  won  the  Mike  Mason  Tro- 
phy (1925  and  1926)  at  the  Univ.  of  111.  Relay 
Carnival.  Capt.  Univ.  of  Mich,  cross-country 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student  and  Univ. 
Lib.  Asst.  Clubs:  "M,"  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Adel- 
phi ;  Sphinx  ;  Michigamua ;  Trignon ;  Scabbard 
and  Blade;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Pres.  Address: 
Univ.  Library,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  502  E. 
Madison,   Ann  Arbor,   Mich. 


CALHOUN,  FRED  HARVEY  HALL,  track. 
Bom:  Auburn,  N.  Y.,  June  27,  1874.  Son  of 
John  Hamilton  and  Ellen  (Hall)  Calhoun.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  B.S.,  1908;   Ph.D.,  1902. 

Record:  1894-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team  (capt.,  1898)  ;  mem.  Ath.  Council  Univ.  of 
Chicago ;  Dir.  Ath.  111.  Coll.  1904-15,  track  coach 
Clemson  Coll.  (team  won  the  S.I.A.A.  several 
times  and  also  the  A.A.U.  meets  at  Birming- 
ham). Vice-Pres.  1st  Dist.  S.I.A.A.  Pres.  S.C. 
Div.  S.I.A.A.  Pres.  Clemson  Coll.  Ath.  Asso. ; 
chrmn.  Faculty  Com.  on  Ath.,  Clemson  Coll. 
Chrmn.  Ath.  Council  Clemson  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Geologist.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta;  Consulting  Geologist  Seaboard 
R.R. ;  Prof.  Geology  and  Mineralogy  Clemson 
Coll.;  Dir.  Resident  Teaching  Clemson  Coll., 
S.C. ;  Fellow  Amer.  Asso.  Advancement  Science ; 
Fellow  S.C.  Acad,  of  Science;  Fellow  Geol.  Soc. 
of  Amer.  Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  Grace 
Ward,  1904.  Children:  John  Ward,  age  14; 
Fred.,  Jr.,  age  10.    Address:  Clemson  Coll.,  S.  O. 


CALLAHAN,  JOHN  TIMOTHY,  capt.  Yale 
football,  1919-20.  Born:  Lawrence,  Mass.,  Mar. 
29,  1895.  Son  of  Timothy  N.  and  Mary  Ellen 
(Wagstaff)  Callahan.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad., 
1915;   Ph.B.,   Yale,   1921;   New   Coll.,   1922. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Phillips  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  1914).  1916,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 
1917,  mem.  U.S.N.R.  F.B.  team  (service 
champs.)  ;  selected  center  on  "Walter  Camp's 
All-Service  team."  1919-20,  capt.  Yale  F.B. 
team.  1920,  selected  as  All-Amer.  guard  on 
Walter  Camp's  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Naval  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.N.R.,  1917;  Comnd.  ensign,  U.S.N.R., 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.  C). 
Office:  25  Broadway,  N.  T.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
4006  Gardiner,  Bayside,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


CALLAND,  LEO  BLAKELY,  director  of  in- 
tramural athletics,  head  baseball  coach  and 
assistant  football  coach  Univ.  of  S.  California, 
1927-28.  Born:  St.  Paris,  Ohio,  Feb.  24,  1901. 
Son  of  Lee  and  Anne  (Bodie)  Calland..  Ed.: 
Broadway  H.  Sch.  (Seattle,  Wash.)  ;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  S.  Oalif.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Broadway  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  track  (capt.  F.B.,  1917).  1918, 
mem.  Naval  Training  Station  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1919-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  Calif.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1922).  1923-25, 
freshman  coach  Univ.  of  S.  Calif.  1925-27, 
dir.  phy.  ed.  Whittier  Coll.;  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach  Whittier  Coll.  1927-28,  dir.  of  intramural 
ath.,  head  B.B.  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach 
Univ.  of  S.  Calif. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  intramural  ath.,  head 
Bskt.B.  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of 
S.  Calif.  Naval  Service:  Naval  Training  Sta- 
tion, Seattle,  Wash.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Psi ;  Varsity  Club.  Married:  Sarah  Snow,  Nov. 
27,  1923.  Children:  Patricia,  age  3;  Wm.,  age 
1.  Office:  3551  Univ.  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  3032  Swift  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

CALLAWAY,  TROWBRIDGE,  capt.  Harvard 
hockey  team,  1905.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  2, 
1882.  Son  of  Samuel  Rodger  and  Elizabeth 
(Ecclestone)  Callaway.  Ed.:  St.  Pauls  Sch. 
(Concord,  N.  H.),  1901;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1905; 
Sch.  of  Mil.  Aeronautics,  U.  S.  A.,  Princeton, 
1918. 

Record:  1897-1901,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B., 
track  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  hockey  team, 
1901).  1904,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team.  1905, 
capt.  Harvard  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Feb.,  1918;  pvt.  1st  class; 
pilot,  Aviation  Sec,  U.  S.  Army ;  apptd.  Sch. 
of  Mil.  Aeronautics,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Discharged 


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Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Callaway,  Fish  and 
Co. ;  Ex.  Com.  and  Dir.  Taylor,  Wharton  Iron 
&  Steel  Co. ;  Dir.  Nat.  Air  Transport  Co. ;  Ex. 
Com.  and  Dir.  Lombard  Truck  and  Tractor  Co. ; 
Trea.  St.  Pauls  Sch.  Alumni  Asso. ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Inst,  of  1770;  Hasty  Pudding  Club. 
Chios:  Riding;  Racquet  and  tennis;  Harvard; 
Bankers  (N.  Y.)  ;  Rockaway  Hunting  (Long 
Island)  ;  Somerset  Lake  and  Came  (N.  J.)  ; 
Wianno  (Cape  Cod,  Mass.)  ;  Raritan  Valley 
C.C.  (N.  J.).  Hobby:  Sailing,  riding,  tennis, 
golf  and  hockey.  Married:  Elsie  M.  Kellogg. 
Children:  Elizabeth,  age  17 ;  Trowbridge,  Jr., 
age  15 ;  S.  Rodger,  age  13 ;  John  M.,  age  12. 
Office:  37  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  34  E. 
68th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


CALLOW,  RUSSELL  STANLEY,  rowing. 
Born:  Olympia,  Wash.,  Aug.  9,  1890.  Son  of 
Edward  and  Hannah  (Lewis)  Callow.  Ed.: 
Olympia  H.  Sch.,  1909;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wash., 
1916. 

Record! :  1905-09,  mem.  Olympia  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wash,  freshman  crew.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wash,  varsity  crew  (capt.,  1915).  1922-27, 
coach  Univ.  of  Wash,  crew  team.  1926-27, 
coach  Havana  Yacht  Club  crew  team  (Havana, 
Cuba).  1927-28,  head  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  crew 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rowing  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  Spruce  Div., 
1917-18,  discharged  1918.  Affiliations:  Penn. 
A.C. ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Mason ;  Knight  Templar ; 
Shriner;  Undine  Barge  Club.  Hobby:  Hand- 
ball. Married:  Dollie  McLean,  July  3,  1919. 
Children:  Gordon,  age  6;  Keith,  age  3.  Office: 
Care  Council  on  Athletics,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  5101  Overbrook  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


CALNAN,  GEORGE  CHARLES,  National 
Foils  champ.,  1927.  Born:  South  Boston, 
Mass.,  Jan.  18,  1900.  Son  of  Patrick  and  Helena 
(Crowley)  Calnan.  Ed.:  English  H.  Sch.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  1915 ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1920 ;  M.S., 
Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1923. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  fencing 
team ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  dueling  sword  champ. 
1919,  capt.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  fencing  team; 
U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  dueling  sword  champ. ;  U.  S. 
Naval  Acad,  foils  champ.  1920,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  team.  1922,  New  Eng.  foils  champ. ; 
amateur  coach  fencing,  M.I.T.  1923,  natl.  duel- 
ing sword  champ. ;  amateur  coach  fencing, 
M.I.T.  1924,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team ;  mem. 
Boston  A.A.  fencing  team.  1925,  natl.  foils 
champ. ;  mem.  New  York  Fencers'  Club  team. 
1926,  natl.  foils  champ. ;  mem.  Amer.  Internatl. 
fencing  team ;  mem.  New  York  Fencers'  Club 
team.  1927,  natl.  foils  champ. ;  mem.  New  York 
Fencers'  Club  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  constructor  U.  S.  N. 
War  Record:  Served  as  midshipman  U.S.N,  dur- 
ing World  War,  duty  at  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  on 
board  U.S.S.  Rhode  Island  and  U.S.S.  Pennsyl- 
vania. Affiliations:  Naval  Acad.  A.A. ;  New 
York  Fencers'  Club  (pres.)  ;  Graduate  Advisory 
Com.  of  I.C.  Fencing  Asso. ;  Bd.  of  Gov.  of  Ama- 
teur Fencers'  League  of  Amer.;  Catholic  Club 
of  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Fencing.  Office:  U.  S.  Navy 
Yard,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  196  Maplewood 
St.,  Watertown,  Mass. 


CAMERON,  DAVID,  football.  Born:  Port 
Glasgow,  Scotland,  July  3,  1904.  Son  of  David 
and  Catherine  (McKay)  Cameron.  Ed.:  Hib- 
bing  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.;  Hibbing  (Minn.)  Junior 
Coll.;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1926. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Hibbing  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Hibbing  Junior  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (Minn.  Junior  Coll.  champs.,  "Little  Ten" 
Conf.).  1923,  chosen  All-State  guard.  1922, 
mem.  Hibbing  Junior  Coll.  track  team.  1925-26, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  of  F.B.,  dir.  of  In- 
tramural Ath.  Lyons  Twp.  H.  Sch.;  La  Grange, 
111.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Hobby: 
Boys'  summer  camps.  Office:  Lyons  Twp.  H. 
Sch.,  La  Grange,  111.  Home:  202  S.  Bramard 
St.,  La  Grange,  111. 


CAMERON,  EDMUND  M*CULLOUGH,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Manor,  Pa.,  Apr.  22, 
1902.  Son  of  A.  P.  and  May  (Roberts)  Cam- 
eron. Ed.:  Culver  Mil.  Acad.,  1920;  B.S., 
Wash,  and  Lee,  1924. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Culver  Mil.  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Culver  Mil.  Acad.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  W.  and  L.  F.B.  team.  1922- 
23-24,  mem.  W.  and  L.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  F.B.  team,  1923;  capt.  Bskt.B.  team, 
1924).  1923,  picked  as  All-S.  Atlantic  f.b.  1924, 
picked  as  All-Southern  f.b.  1925,  coached  W. 
and  L.  Bskt.B.  team ;  coached  Greenbrier  Mil. 
Acad.  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  asst.  F.B.  coach 
Duke  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Monogram  Club,  W.  and  L. ; 
Omega  Delta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Football.  Mar- 
ried: Nancy  Timberlake,  Oct.  19,  1924.  Office: 
Duke  Univ.,  Durham,  N.   C.     Home:  Same. 


CAMPBELL,  ERROLL  PRESTON,  track. 
Born:  Stockton,  Calif.  Son  of  John  F.  and 
Hattie  (Rogers)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Nev. ; 
B.A.,  Stanford,  1914. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Olympic  Club  track  team, 
(San  Francisco,  Calif.).  1912-14,  mem.  Stan- 
ford track  team  (100  yds.  10  sec,  220  yds. 
214-5  sec,  440  yds.  48  4-5  sec). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  production  supt.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Clara  Cram.  Children:  Jean, 
age  9 ;  Robert,  age  6 ;  David,  age  5.  Office: 
Care  Marland  Oil  Co.,  Big  Spring,  Tex. 

CAMPBELL,  GORDON  H.,  football.  Bom: 
Waukeeney,  Kans.,  Aug.  16,  1880.  Son  of  Don- 
ald Kennedy  and  Margaret  (McGilvray)  Camp- 
bell. Ed.:  Lake  Forest  Coll.,  1900;  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1901. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Lake  Forest  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1899).  1899-1900,  mem.  Lake  For- 
est Coll.  track  team.  1901,  F.B.  coach  South 
Chicago  H.  Sch.  1902,  coach  Pontiac  (111.)  H. 
Sch.  1910-28,  officiated  in  important  H.  Sch. 
and  coll.  F.B.  games  in  Arkansas.  1912-16, 
city  tennis  champ.,  Little  Rock,  Ark.  1916, 
South.  Mo.  tennis  champ.;  Ark.  State  tennis 
champ,  (singles)  and  mem.  champ,  tennis  team 
(doubles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  General  agent,  Aetna  Life 
Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Bankers'  Trust 
Co.  (Little  Rock,  Ark.)  ;  dir.  Little  Rock  Branch 
Federal  Reserve  Bank ;  Ark.  Bldg.  and  Loan 
Asso. ;  Retail  Grocers'  Ice  Co. ;  Rose  City  Cotton 
Oil  Mill ;  Roselawn  Realty  Co. ;  Mason  ;  Shrine ; 
Consistory ;  exec.  com.  State  Y.M.C.A. ;  Ark. 
Ath.  Officials'  Asso.  (pres.,  1922-27).  Clubs: 
Rotary ;  Little  Rock  C.C.  Married:  Alice  Rob- 
inson, Oct.  14,  1908.  Children:  Robinson,  age 
18 ;  Margaret  McGilvray,  age  16 ;  Laura  Pem- 
berton,  age  12 ;  Elizabeth  Kennedy,  age  8.  Office: 
Bankers'  Trust  Bldg.,  Little  Rock.,  Ark.  Home: 
2222  Gains  St.,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

CAMPBELL,  HOWARD  E.,  bowling.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  9,  1899.  Son  of  George  W. 
and  Mary  (Howard)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Thomp- 
son Sch.    (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Natl.  Capital  Bowling 
League.  1916,  won  singles  and  all  events  tour- 
nament, W.C.D.A.  (singles  score,  393;  all 
events,  1027,  9  games).  1918,  bowled  with 
Rathskeller  team  of  Dist.  League;  bowled  with 
Dist.  Motor  Co.  team,  Natl.  Capital  League 
(won  league  champ.).  1919,  bowled  with  Rath- 
skeller team,  Natl.  Capital  League,  established 
record  for  5-man  team  (score  666,  one  game). 
1924,  rolled  high  set  in  Dist.  League  (score, 
424),  also  high  game  (score,  179).  1925,  won 
doubles  in  W.C.D.A.  tourney  with  Harry  Burt- 
ner  (score,  756).  1925-26,  bowled  with  King 
Pin  team,  which  was  runner-up  in  Dist.  champ. ; 
team  won  Natl.  Capital  League  champ.,  1926. 
1926,  won  in  doubles  with  Wolstenholne  against 
Baltimore,  Brooklyn  and  Boston  in  all  inter- 
city matches ;  won  all  inter-city  singles.  1927, 
rolled  with  King  Pin  team,  defeating  Baltimore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.  King  Pin  Bowl- 
ing Alleys,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  U.  S.  Navy, 
Atlantic    Fleet,    1916-18.      Affiliations:    I.O.O.F. 


Hobby:  Bowling.  Married:  Frances  Coyle,  July 
29,  1926.  Office:  3330  14th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  1413  Girard  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

CAMPBELL,  JOHN  ALEXANDER,  mem. 
Princeton  crew.  Born:  Shushan  (Wash.  Co.), 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  31,  1856.  Son  of  Peter  and  Mary 
Jane  (Mcintosh)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Chapin's  Col- 
legiate Sch.  (N.  Y.  C),  1873.  Hunt's  Prep.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Princeton,  A.B.,  1877;  A.M., 
1907. 

Record:  1873,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  B.B. 
nine.  1874,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew 
(won  two  flags  and  cup).  1875,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  nine.  1876,  mgr. 
track  and  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew.  1877, 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B.  nine.  1878,  mem. 
Analostan  Four-oared  Club  crew  (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  The  Trenton  Potter- 
ies Co.,  Trenton,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  Chrmn.  The 
Trenton  Banking  Co. ;  vice-pres.  Trenton  Sav- 
ings Fund  Soc. ;  vice-pres.  United  N.  J.  Rail- 
road and  Canal  Co.  (Trenton,  N.  J.)  ;  vice-pres. 
Dela.  and  Bound  Brook  R.  R.  Co.  (Trenton, 
N.  J.)  ;  dir.  Prudential  Ins.  Co.  (Newark, 
N.  J.)  ;  pres.  Free  Public  Library  (Trenton, 
N.  J. )  ;  trustee  Sch.  of  Industrial  Arts ;  pres. 
Soldiers  and  Sailors'  War  Memorial  Com. ;  pres. 
Bd.  of  Trustees,  Prospect  St.  Church;  Trenton 
C.C. ;  pres.  N.  J.  Senior  Golf  Asso. ;  Trenton 
Club ;  Carteret  Club ;  Nassau  Club ;  Princeton 
Club.  Married:  Fannie  Cleveland,  Oct.  30,  1879. 
Children:  Fannie  Cleveland,  age  43.  Office:  The 
Trenton  Potteries  Co.,  Trenton  N.  J.  Home: 
379  W.  State  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 

CAMPBELL,  JOHN  DONALD,  capt.  Stan- 
ford football  team,  1923.  Bom:  San  Francisco, 
Calif.,  July  14,  1901.  Son  of  Stirling  K.  and 
Annie  (Ruff)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Lowell  H.  Sch., 
1920;  B.C.E.,  Stanford,  1924. 

Record:  1917-18-19,  mem.  Lowell  H.  Sch. 
rugby,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams,  1919).  1920,  mem. 
Stanford  freshmen  F.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B. 
teams ;  mem.  Stanford  varsity  rugby  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.; 
track  and  rugby  teams.  1923,  mem.  Stanford 
F}B.  and  track  teams  (capt].  F.B.).  1924, 
Olympic  Club  quarterback  F.B.  team.  1925, 
Olympic  Club  quarterback  on  unbeaten  Olympic 
Club  team  that  broke  5  yr.  winning  streak  of 
Univ.  of  Calif.  1926,  Olympic  Club  quaterback 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  contractor,  Black  and 
Campbell.  Affiliations:  Olympic  Club;  Alpha 
Delta  Phi ;  Jr.  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  San 
Fran.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Edyth  Mar- 
jorie  Walker.  Children:  Grace  Mary,  age  2. 
Office:  Call  Bldg.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home: 
1220  Byron  St.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 


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CAMPBELL,  LEON  A.,  football.  Born:  New- 
port, N.  J.,  May  13,  1888.  Ed.:  B.  S.,  Colgate 
Univ.,  1910. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1908-09-10,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.  B.B.  team  1910). 
1910,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team; 
chosen  All-Eastern  guard  (F.B.).  Mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  salesman.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Mabel  Wheelock,  Nov.  28,  1912. 
Children  Marjorie  Shaw,  age  13 ;  David  Joslin, 
age  11 ;  Janet  Wheelock,  age  9 ;  Leon,  Jr.,  age 
4.  Office:  1  Elm  Row.  New  Brunswick.  N.  J. 
Home:  615  Abbott  St.,  New  Brunswick,  N.  J. 

CAMPBELL,  LE  ROY,  track,  football.  Born: 
Cross  Hill,  S.  C,  Mar.  5,  1890.  Son  of  Thos. 
A.  and  Sudie  (Carter)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Ander- 
son H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad. ;  Univ.  Chicago. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams,  (won  Intersch.  440  and  880  yd. 
dash  champs.).  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  track 
team.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  track  team 
(capt.,  1914;  I.C.  Conf.  %  mi.  champ,  with  new 
record,  1:53  3/5,  1915;  won  I.C.  conf.  1  mi. 
indoor  champ.,  Evanston,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  in  U.S.A.  Inf. ;  served  in  A.E.F. ;  hon. 
disch.,  Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau 
Delta;  W.  Side  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Track 
and  tennis.  Married:  Lucette  Lannot,  May  31, 
1922.  Office:  32  Franklin  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  105  E.  63rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

CAMPBELL,  SAM  W.,  high  jump  champ., 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Born:  Eveleth,  Minn.,  Feb.  1, 
1902.  Son  of  Frank  R.  and  Mae  (Gill)  Camp- 
bell. Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.,  1925;  L.L.B., 
1927. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn  track  team 
(established  new  Minn,  record  in  high  jump.  5 
ft.  11  y2  in.).  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team  (established  new  Minn,  record  in  high 
jump,  6  ft.  1  in.).  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
track  team,  (established  new  Minn,  record  in 
high  jump,  6  ft.  3%in.,  still  the  record  of  Minn. 
Univ.)  ;  tied  for  1st  place  in  high  jump  Big 
Ten  Conf.  meet  (Chicago). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Home: 
1107  7th  St.  S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Office: 
826  1st  Natl.  Soo  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

CAMPBELL,  THEODORE,  JR.,  soccer.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  7,  1902.  Son  of  Theodore  and 
Frances  (Moore)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Haverford 
Prep.  Sch.  (Pa.),  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924. 


Record:  1918-19-20,  mem.  Haverford  Prep. 
Sch.  soccer  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Haverford 
tennis  team ;  mgr.  Haverford  soccer  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  soccer 
team.  1922-23,  picked  for  All-State  soccer  team 
by  league  coaches.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  varsity  soccer  team.  1924-25-26,  played  soc- 
cer for  Merion  Cricket  Club ;  mem.  squash  rac- 
quets and  bowling  teams  of  Overbrook  G.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Overbrook  G.C.  (Phila.); 
Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  1600  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  6312 
Overbrook  Ave.,  Phila,  Pa. 


CAMPBELL,  THOMAS,  holder  world's  record 
for  500  metres,  1 :03  2/5.  Born:  St.  Stephens, 
S.  C,  July  20,  1898.  Son  of  Thos.  and  Sudie 
(Carter)  Campbell.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1923; 
LL.B.,  Columbia  Law  Sch.,  1926. 

Record :  1918,  mem.  Univ.  H.  Sch.  track  team ; 
won  Natl,  and  All-Amer.  y2  nii.  champs. ;  won 
West.  y2  mi.  champ.,  estab.  new  record  of 
1:57%  (Great  Lakes);  won  Central  A.A.U. 
V2  mi.  champ,  and  cross  country  champ. ;  mem. 
Interallied  1600  metre  champ,  relay  team 
(Pnris).  1919,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  track  and 
cross  country  teams  (won  freshmen  I.C.  cross 
country  champ.;  capt.).  1920-23,  mem.  Yale 
track  team  (won  Amer.  2  mi.  relay  champ., 
1921 ;  won  Oxford,  Cambridge,  Harvard,  Yale. 
Internat.  y>  mi.  champ.,  estaD.  new  record 
1 :55 ;  capt.,  1923 ;  holder,  worlds  record  for 
500  metres,  1:03  2/5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  Chicago ;  mem.  Light 
Arty.,  Camp  Zachary  Taylor.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  West  Side  Tennis;  Manhat- 
tan ;  Yale.  Office:  115  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  110  E.  84th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


CAMPBELL,  WALTER,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Sept.  6,  1889.  Son 
of  Robert  and  Elizabeth  (Hopkins)  Campbell. 
Ed.:   Springfield  Y.M.C.A.   Coll.;   Univ  of  Neb. 

Record:  Mem.  Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  F.B. 
squad  and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  freshman  coach 
Univ.  of  Neb. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  professor  of  phy.  ed., 
Univ.  of  Rochester;  owner  of  Camp  Contoocock, 
East  Jaffney,  N.  H.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F., 
discharged,  1918.  Affiliations:  East.  Asso.  of 
I.C.  Officials;  Mason.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Minerva  Blanchard.  Children:  Lorna,  age 
4;  Walter,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  Univ.  Ave.,  Roch- 
ester, N.  Y.  Home:  81  McKinley  St.,  Rochester, 
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CANAUSA,  FRED  CHARLES,  professional 
golf.  Born:  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  16,  1898. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Mary  (DeLane)  Canausa. 
Ed.:  Waverly  H.  Sen.   (Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.). 

Record:  1918-19-20,  asst.  golf  pro.  Oak  Ridge 
G.C.  1920-28,  golf  instr.  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad. 
1920-21-22,  qualified  in  Natl.  open.  1921-22-23- 
24,  competed  in  N.  Y.  State  open.  1921-22-23- 
24-25-26-27,  competed  in  Metropolitan  open. 
Holds  course  record  of  Powelton  G.C.  (New- 
burgh,  N.  Y.)  and  Seabreeze  G.C.  (Daytona, 
Fla.),  score  69. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.  (mem.  tournament  com.);  K.C. ;  mem. 
U.  S.  Army  A.A.  (West  Point).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  West  Point,  N.  Y.  Home:  77  Highland 
Ave.,  Tuckahoe,  N.  Y. 

CANN,  HOWARD  G.,  mem.  Olympic  team, 
1920.  Born:  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  Oct.  11,  1895. 
Spn  of  Frank  H.  and  Alice  (Goodsell)  Cann. 
Ed.:  H.  Sch.  of  Commerce;  Dartmouth  Coll.; 
B.S.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  Mem.  H.  Sch.  of  Commerce  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  for  3  yrs.  Won  P.S.A.L. 
champ,  in  shot  put,  hurdles  and  discus.  1914, 
mem.  Dartmouth  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1915-20,  mem.  N.  Y.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams,  1918.).  1919-20,  mem.  N.  Y. 
Univ.  Bskt.B.,  A.A.U.  champs;  awarded  cup  as 
most  valuable  player;  I.C.  champ,  shot  put. 
1919,  mem.  Olympic  team  (Antwerp),  shot  put. 
1921-28,  coach  Bskt.B.  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  A.  G.  Spalding 
&  Bros.  Naval  Service:  U.  S.  Navy,  rank  of 
senior  It.  Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C. ;  Masons;  Phi 
Gamma  Delta;  coach  N.  Y.  Univ.  Office:  105 
Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  2305  Sedg- 
wick Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

CANTWELL,  ALFRED  W.,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Jan.  29, 
1902.  Son  of  Mark  S.  and  Mary  (White)  Cant- 
well.  Ed.:  Webster  Groves  H.  Sch.,  1920;  B.S., 
Wash.  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921-23,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.  1923).  1924, 
asst.  F.B.  coach  Wash.  Univ.  1926-27,  coached 
F.B.  in  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  nat'l.  dir.  Amer.  Red 
Cross,  1st  Aid  Life  Saving.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  "W"  Club,  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Amy  Hassall,  Aug.  11,  1925. 
Children:  Amy  Hunt,  infant.  Office:  Amer.  Red 
Cross,  1709  Wash.  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
305  Baker  Ave.,  Webster  Groves,  Mo. 


CANTWELL,  THOMAS  A.,  baseball.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Dec.  23,  1888.  Son  of  James  and 
Mary  (Murphy)  Cantwell.  Ed.:  Gonzaga 
(Wash.,  D.  C),  1905;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Georgetown, 
1908. 

Record:  1906-07-08-09,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1908)  ;  played  semi-pro. 
for  Winchester,  Va.  1909-10,  mem.  Cincinnati 
Nat'l.  League,  under  Clark  Griffith.  1910,  sold 
on  option  to  Milwaukee.  1911,  mem.  Evansville, 
Ind.,  team,  Central  League ;  sold  to  Newark  of 
Internatl.  League.  1912,  sold  to  Terre  Haute, 
Ind.     1912-14,  played  for  Terre  Haute. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Jobber  and  mill  rep. ;  own- 
er of  T.  A.  Cantwell  and  Co.  Affiliations:  Co- 
lumbia C.C.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Indiansprings 
G.C;  K.C;  Kiwanis  Club  (Wash.,  D.O.)  ;  Elks; 
City  Club  (Wash.,  D.C)  ;  Bd.  of  Trade  (Wash., 
D.  C)  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  (Wash.,  D.  C)  ; 
Merchants  and  Mfgr.  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Quigley,  June,  1916.  Office:  480  La. 
Ave.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C  Home:  5801  16th  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  O. 

CAPSHAW,  FRED,  football  coach.  Born: 
Norman,  Okla.,  Dec.  5,  1891.  Son  of  Dr.  M.  T. 
J.  and  Rebecca  M.  (Briggs)  Capshaw.  Ed.: 
Norman  H.  Sch.,  1907;  Univ.  of  Okla.,  A.B., 
1913,  L.L.B.,  1914. 

Record:  190507,  mem.  Norman  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
track  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Okla.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1911;  All  Vic- 
torians Champs.)  ;  mem.  All-S.  West.  F.B.  team. 
1910,  coach  Norman  H.  Sch.  1912-13,  asst 
F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Okla.  1914-16,  coached  all 
sports,  Okla.  Univ.  Prep.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chrmn.  of  Okla.  State  Corp. 
Comn.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Mason,  Shriner; 
Okla.  G.  and  C.C;  "O"  Club,  (Univ.  of  Okla.). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Leonard  Light,  Aug. 
8,  1923.  Office:  State  Capitol,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 
Home:  609  Eubauko  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

CARBERRY,  WILLIAM  L.,  director  of  ath- 
letics Southern  State  Teachers'  Coll.  Born: 
Panora,  la.,  Mar.  13,  1885.  Son  of  James  H. 
and  Mary  A.  (Walsh)  Carberry.  Ed.:  Guthrie 
Co.  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1909. 

Record:  1900-04,  mem.  Guthrie  Co.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1906-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
varsity  track  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
varsity  F.B.  team.    1907,  All- West.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.  S.S. 
T.C  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Elks; 
K.  of  C  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Agnes 
Brennan,  June  17,  1917.  Children:  Margaret 
Jane,  age  7.    Home:  Yankton,  S.  Dak. 


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CARBO,  RALPH  JOHN,  football.  Born: 
Kensington,  Conn.,  May  17,  1894.  Son  of  John 
and  Isabel  (Napolitano)  Carbo.  Ed.:  New 
Britain,  (Conn.)  H.  Sch. ;  M.D.,  Georgetown 
Univ.,  1919. 

Recordi:  1913-14,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
team ;  sub.  Georgetown  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Naval  Service: 
N.R.F.,  1917;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
' Georgetown  Ath.  Asso. ;  Phi  Beta  Pi;  A.M. A.; 
Wash.  Medical  So. ;  Southern  Medical  Soc. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Claudia  Lieutand, 
1918.  Children:  Ralph  John,  Jr.,  age  6;  Claudia 
Louise,  infant.  Office:  1105  Buchanan  St., 
Washington,  D.  C.    Home:  Same. 

CARGILE,  NEIL  HASTINGS,  football.  Born: 
Arkadelphia,  Ark.,  Jan.  7,  1902.  Son  of  J.  S. 
and  Mary  F.  (Jenkins)  Cargile.  Ed.:  Kemper 
Mil.  Sch!;  A.B.,  Vanderbilt  Univ.,  1926;  B.E., 
1927 ;  Ovachita  Coll.,  1923 ;  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech., 
1924. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Kemper  Mil.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1920-23,  mem.  Oreochita  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams;  mem.  All-State  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (Ark.,  1922-23).  1923,  capt.  Mass.  Inst,  of 
Tech.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  Van- 
derbilt Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1926). 
1925,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.,  Allen  Mfg.  Co.,  Nash- 
ville, Tenn.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ; 
Exchange  Club  (Nashville,  Tenn.)  ;  Junior 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Eleanora  Allen.  Office:  10th  and  Union 
Sts.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

CARISS,  WALTER  L.,  baseball.  Born: 
Ralston,  Pa.,  Feb.  18,  1883.  Son  of  Geo.  H.  and 
Frances  (Kilner)  Cariss.  Ed.:  Wilmington  Acad. 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1906. 

Record:  1898-1902,  mem.  Wilmington  Acad. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1902-05,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  B.B.  team.  1906-07,  mem.  Wash.,  Pa.,  B.B. 
team.  1908,  mem.  Trenton,  N.  J.,  B.B.  team 
(Tri-State  League)  ;  mem.  Wheeling  W.  Va.  B.B. 
team  (Cen.  League).  1909-17  coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 
freshman  B.B.  team.  1920-28,  coach  Univ.  of 
Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Army  Service: 
Comnd.  Capt.  Medical  Corps  base  hospital, 
Camp  Dix,  N.  J.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Penn. 
A.C.  (B.B.  com.)  ;  Racquet  Club  (B.B.  Com.)  ; 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Lans- 
downe  O.C.;  Rolling  Green  C.C.  Hobby:  B.B. 
and  golf.  Married:  Marguerita  Feldpauche, 
1909.  Office:  2043  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
801  N.  41st  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


CARLIN,  PHILLIPS,  broadcasting  of  sport- 
ing classics.  Born:  New  York  City,  June  30, 
1894.  Son  of  Wayland  and  Laura  (Phillips) 
Carlin.  Education:  Public  School,  165,  1908; 
DeWitt  Clinton  High  School,  1912;  A.B.,  New 
York  University,  1916. 

Record:  1914-16,  member  of  New  York  Uni- 
versity track  and  basketball  teams.  Broad- 
cast the  following  sporting  classics:  1924,  Ten- 
nis Championships,  Forest  Hills ;  1925-26,  Army- 
Notre  Dame  and  Yale-Army  football  games; 
1925-27.  Yale- Princeton,  Harvard  -  Dartmouth 
and  Penn-Cornell  football  games;  1926,  Har- 
vard-Princeton football  game:  1926-27,  Yale- 
Harvard  football  game  and  World's  Series  base- 
ball games  (assisted)  :  1927,  Navy -Notre  Dame 
and  Princeton-Ohio  State  football  games,  Demp- 
sey-Sharkey  and  Dempsey-Tunney  Champion- 
ship fights.  (Co-operated  with  Graham  Mc- 
Namee  on  some  of  the  above  events). 

Present  Occupation:  Assistant  Eastern  pro- 
gram director  and  announcer  on  special  events 
and  sports.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted,  United 
States  Naval  Reserve  Forces,  October,  1917 ; 
commissioned,  ensign  and  lieutenant;  dis- 
charged, June,  1919.  Affiliations:  National 
Broadcasting  Company ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa ;  Letter  Club  of  New  York  Univer- 
sity. Hobby:  Fishing,  golf  and  sports.  Mar- 
ried: Claire  Eugenie  Wilhelm,  1921.  Children: 
Virginia  Claire,  age  2.  Office:  711  Fifth  Ave- 
nue, New  York  City.  Home:  118  Underhill  Ave- 
nue, Brooklyn,  New  York. 

CARLSON,  ARCHIE  H.,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  football  team,  1916.  Born:  Willmar, 
Minn.,  Apr.  21,  1894.  Son  of  Charles  B.  and 
Ellen  (Rosenguist)  Carlson.  Ed.:  Carleton  Coll. 
(Northfield,  Minn.)  ;  Ph.C,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1917. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Carleton  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (won  state  champ.).  1915,  mem.  Carle- 
ton Coll.  B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  team  (this  team  called  by  Dr.  Henry  Wil- 
liams as  his  greatest  team  in  23  years  coaching 
at  Univ.  of  Minn.).  1917,  coach  Univ.  of  Wash, 
freshman  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  mem.  Carlson 
Bros.  Drugs.  Mil.  Service:  Cade  Air  Service, 
Taylor  Field,  Ala.  and  Kelly  Field,  Tex.  Affilia- 
tions: "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Green  Lake 
C.C. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Amer.  Legion.  Married:  Ge- 
neva Hess,  July  27,  1919.  Children:  Mary  El- 
len, age  6;  Charles  David,  age  4.  Office:  200 
Benson  Ave.,  Willmar,  Minn.  Home:  320  9th 
St.  S.,  Willmar,  Minn. 

CARLSON,  CLIFFORD  H.,  basketball  coach 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh.  Born:  Murray,  Ohio,  July 
4,  1896.  Son  of  Axel  and  Margaret  (Bowen) 
Carlson.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  B.S.,  1918, 
M.D.,  1920. 


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Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh 
B.B.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1927). 
1922-27,  coached  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  freshman 
F.B.  and  varsity  Bskt.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Community  Home  Saving  Co. ;  Carnegie  Steel 
Co. ;  Marcon  Coal  Co. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Nu 
Sigma  Nu ;  Omicron  Delta  Kappa ;  Mason ; 
Shriner.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Mary 
Ethel  Brown,  Sept.  12,  1918.  Children:  H.  Clif- 
ford, age  8;  Mary  Ruth,  age  4.  Office:  316  8th 
St.,  Braddock,  Pa.  Home:  801  Kirkpotock, 
Braddock,  Pa. 


CARLSON,  EDWIN  ALBERT,  hockey.  Bom: 
Tower,  Minn.,  Mar.  15,  1897.  Son  of  William 
John  and  Augusta  (Johnson)  Carlson.  Ed.: 
The  Stout  Inst.  (Menomonie,  Wis.),  1917;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1926. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Stout  Inst.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  hockey 
team.  1926-27,  coach  freshman  hockey  team, 
Univ.  of  Wis. ;  Madison  City  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Hq.  Co.,  5th  Inf.,  1917-20;  2nd  lieut. 
308th  heavy  tanks.  Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha.  Married:  Vera  Gradler,  1922.  Office:  110 
E.  Wash.  St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  608  Mich. 
Ave.,  Crystal  Falls,  Mich. 


CARNOCHAN,  GOUVERNEUR  M.,  polo. 

Bom:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1892. 
Son  of  G.  M.  and  Matilda  G.  (Goodridge) 
Carnochan.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1914. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Harvard  soccer  team. 
1914,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team  (All  Amer. 
goal).  1915-16,  mem.  St.  Nicholas  hockey 
team  (All-Amer.  goal).  1922,  mem.  Squadron 
A.  indoor  polo  team.  1923-24,  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
indoor  polo  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Oxridge  Hunt 
Club  polo  team.  1925-26,  mem.  N.  Y.  Riding 
Club  indoor  polo  team.  1926,  sec.  I.C.  Polo 
Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Ensign,  U.S.N.R.,  F.C.,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tion: Mem.  Neilson  Burrill  &  Co.  Clubs:  Es- 
sex Hunt ;  Union ;  Turf  and  Field ;  Riding 
Hobby:  Fox  hunting.  Married:  Sibyll  B.  Bliss, 
Aug.,  1927.  Children:  Eleanor,  age  11 ;  Gouver- 
neur,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office:  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  New  City,  Rockland  Co.,  N.  Y. 


CAROTHERS,  SAMUEL,  football.  Bom: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Nov.  9,  1883.  Son  of  James 
and  Laura  G.  Carothers.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Princeton, 
1906. 

Record:  Mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team,  two 
years. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Mil.  Service:  In 
artillery  training  camp  at  Camp  Zachary  Tay- 
lor, Louisville,  Ky.,  for  three  months  in  fall  of 
1918.  Clubs:  Duquesne;  Shannopin  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Mae  Osborne,  Sept.  1,  1916.  Children: 
Emily,  age  10 ;  Mae  French,  age  7 ;  Laura  Allen, 
age  5.  Office:  1201  Union  Bank  Bldg.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

CARPENTER,  CHARLES  C.  J.,  wrestling. 
Bom:  Augusta,  Ga.,  Sept.  2,  1899.  Son  of  Rev. 
Samuel  B.  and  Ruth  Berrien  (Jones)  Car- 
penter. Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton Univ.,  1921;  B.D.,  Va.  Theological  Semi- 
nary, 1926. 

Record:  1916,  champ.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
heavyweight  boxing.  1919-20,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  track  team  (won  varsity  "P"  in  the 
hammer-throw)  ;  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
squad.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
wrestling  team  (won  every  bout  during  the  sea- 
son and  heavyweight  champ,  in  the  East  I.C. 
Asso. ;  capt.  and  won  varsity  "P,"  1921 ) .  1922, 
coach  Princeton  freshman  wrestling  team.  1923, 
coach  Princeton  varsity  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Episcopal  minister,  Grace 
Church,  Waycross,  Ga.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  lieut. 
inf.,  Sept.,  1918;  Rutgers  Coll.,  1918;  hon.  dis- 
charge, 1918.  Affiliations:  Examining  chaplain 
to  the  Bishop  of  Ga. ;  Archdeacon  of  Ga. ;  chap- 
lain Amer.  Legion ;  Waycross  Welfare  Bd. ; 
Princeton  Varsity  C. ;  Princeton  Quadrangle  C. 
Office:  Grace  Church,  Waycross,  Ga.  Home:  521 
Ware  St.,  Waycross,  Ga. 


CARPENTER,  CHARLES  HAND,  football. 
Bom:  Racine,  Wis.,  July  11,  1897.  Son  of  C.  R. 
and  Imogene  (Hand)  Carpenter.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1920. 

Record:  1916-17-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1919).  1919,  mem.  Collier's  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team.  1921,  line  coach  Stanford 
Univ.     1922-23,  first  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Kiechifer  Con- 
tainer Co.,  Calif,  and  Honolulu  plant.  Naval 
Service:  U.  S.  Naval  aviator,  stations  Key 
West,  Miami,  Pensacola ;  discharged,  Feb.  19, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Married: 
Joy  Shodboet,  June  14,  1923.  Children:  Cynthia, 
age  2.  Office:  Hunter  Oulen  Bldg.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal.  Home:  2400  Divisadero  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Calif. 

CARPENTER,  HALSTEAD  MARVIN,  foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Monticello,  la.,  Feb. 
21  1891.  Son  of  Henry  M.  and  Mary  (Farwell) 
Carpenter.  Ed.:  Monticello  H.  Sch.,  1907;  Lake 
Forest  Acad.,  1909 ;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1913. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1912).  1911-12-13,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Chicago  B.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Cashier  Monticello  State 
Bank,  Monticello,  la. ;  pres.  Franklin  Equip- 
ment Co.,  Monticello,  la.  Mil.  Service:  Officers' 
Training  Camp,  Fort  Snelling ;  1st  lieut.  36tb 
Inf. ;  promoted  to  maj.  36th  Inf.  Married:  Lou 
Densmore,  June  10,  1915.   Home:  Monticello,  la. 


CARPENTER,  WALTER-GLENN,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Newman,  Ga.,  June  3,  1893.  Son 
of  Stanley  V.  and  Glenn  (Camp)  Carpenter. 
Ed.:  Newman  H.  Sen.,  1909;  Alabama  Poly  tech. 
Inst.,   1910;    Georgia   Tech.,   1917. 

Record:  1914-17,,  mem.  Georgia  Tech.  varsity 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1916-17,  picked  All-S. 
tackle.    1917,  won  natl.  champ,  with  Pittsburgh. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Loan  office,  Mortgage  and 
Guaranty  Co.  of  Amer.  'War  Record:  Enlisted 
46th  F.A.,  commnd.  2nd  lieut. ;  discharged  Feb., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Mason. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Loreta 
Jackson,  May  30,  1923.  Children:  Tom  Glenn, 
age  2.  Office:  902  Candler  Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Home:  428  W.  Ponce  de  Leon,  Decatur,  Ga. 


CARPENTER,  WILLIAM  JAMES,  track  and 
golf.  Bom:  Salem,  Ohio,  July  9,  1902.  Son  of 
William  Parrish  and  Emma  (Archibald)  Car- 
penter. Ed.:  Salem  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.   (Andover,  Mass.),  1921;  A.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
rifle,  track  and  tennis  teams.  1921,  mem.  Phil- 
lips Andover  Acad,  rifle  and  track  teams.  1922, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team  (won  1st  place 
in  pole-vault  in  meets  with  Harvard  and  Prince- 
ton). 1923-24,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team 
(runner-up  in  pole-vault,  Harvard  and  Prince- 
ton meets,  1923).  1925,  mem.  Yale  golf  team. 
1926,  low  amateur  in  Lakeland  Open  golf,  score 
298 ;  qualified  in  Ohio  amateur  golf  tournament 
(Cleveland).  1927,  qualified  in  Ohio  amateur 
golf  tournament  (Dayton),  score  159;  qualified 
in  Cleveland  Dist.  champ.,  score  161 ;  won  invi- 
tation tournament  (Camp  Springs,  Pa.),  score 
145;  course  records,  Madison  G.C.  (Cleveland), 
70;  Salem  G.C.  (Salem),  72. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
H.  A.  Stahl  Co.  (Cleveland,  Ohio),  asst.  sales 
mgr. ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Mason ;  Cleveland  Dist.  Golf 
Asso.  Clubs:  Yale  A.C. ;  N.Y.A.C. ;  Yale  Musi- 
cal Clubs;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.  and  Cleveland); 
Salem  Golf  (Salem,  Ohio)  ;  Madison  Golf 
(Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  Yale  Golf  (New  Haven, 
Conn.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Home:  7500  Euclid  Ave., 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 


CARR,  SARIN  W.,  world's  pole  vault  record, 
1927.  Born:  Dubuque,  Iowa,  Setember  4,  1904. 
Son  of  James  T.  and  Helen  (Sutherland)  Carr. 
Education:  B.A.,  Yale,  1928. 


Record:  1924-28,  member  of  Yale  track  team 
(1924,  established  Interscholastic  pole  vault 
record  at  Yale  and  Princeton  meets ;  won  New 
York  section  trials  for  Olympic  games).  1925, 
established  freshman  meet  vault  record  at 
Princeton ;  member  of  Yale-Harvard  team  to 
compete  with  Oxford  and  Cambridge  meet, 
establishing  record  of  13  feet.  1927,  set  world's 
indoor  vault  record  at  13  feet  7  inches,  Boston 
Athletic  Association  games.  1928,  established 
new  world's  outdoor  record  for  vault  at  Frank- 
lin Field;  captain  Yale  track  team). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Yale  Athletic  Association ;  Chi  Psi.  Address: 
Dubuque,  Iowa. 


CARRIGAN,  LAWRENCE,  baseball.  Born: 
Somerville,  Mass.,  June  30,  1891.  Son  of  Peter 
and  (Crowley)  Carrigan.  Ed,:  Boston  Univ. 
1918. 

Record:  Catcher,  New  England  B.B.  League. 
Mem.  St.  Louis  and  Canadian  B.B.  Leagues. 
Managed  Plattsburg  team,  won  pennant  in 
N.  Y.  State  League.  Coached  N.  Hamp.,  Win- 
chester and  Lexington  H.  Sch.  teams.  1921, 
played  in  East.  League  (Pittsfleld).  Played 
for  Douglas  team  (champs.),  Blackstone  Valley 
League.  Mem.  Boston  Univ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  State  auditor.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: U.  S.  accountant  and  lieut.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  Coll.  Bd. ;  New  England  Coll.  Bd. ;  B.A.A. ; 
B.P.O.E.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Pearl 
Pidgeon,  1912.  Children:  Pauline,  age  13; 
Beulah,  age  5 ;  Barbara,  age  2.  Office:  State 
House,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  8  Jean  Rd.,  Arling- 
ton, Mass. 


CARROLL,  DANIEL  BRENDAN,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia, 
Feb.  17,  1892.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Sarah 
(Nash)  Carroll.  Ed:  A.B..  Stanford,  1920. 
Oxford  Univ.,  (England).  St.  Aloysius  Coll., 
(Sydney,  Australia).  Royal  Sch.  of  Mines, 
(London,  Eng.). 

Record :  1908-09-10-11-12,  played  for  N.  S.  W. 
and  Australia  in  all  interstate  and  internatl. 
Rugby  games;  won  several  champ,  races  (100 
to  440  yds.),  New  South  Wales.  1908,  won  gold 
Olympic  medal  with  Australian  champ.  Rugby 
team  (London,  Eng.).  1909  and  1912,  visited 
Amer.  with  Australian  Rugby  teams.  1913-14- 
15-16,  mem.,  Stanford  Rugby  team  (capt,  1915)  ; 
mem.,  Stanford  soccer  team.  1919,  mem.,  Aus- 
tralian rep.  Service  Rugby  team  (British  Empire 
tournament)  ;  mem.,  Stanford  F.B.  team.  Won 
Olympic  gold  medal  (Rugby)  for  U.S.A.  at 
Antwerp,  Belgium,  as  playing  coach  of  U.S. 
team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  In  charge  lands  and  leases. 
Standard  Oil  Co.,  Mont,  and  Wyo.  War  Record: 
1st  Lieut,  and  Capt.  364th  Inf.,  U.S.A.,  mem., 
A.E.F.,  awarded  Distinguished  Service  Cross. 
Affiliations:  The  Calif.  Co.,  (operating  subsidy 
of  Standard  Oil  Co.,  of  Calif,  in  U.S.  Outside 
of  Calif.).  Clubs:  Olympic  (San  Francisco)  ; 
Press  (San  Francisco)  ;  Meadow  Lark  Golf 
(Great  Falls,  Mont).  Hobby:  Golf,  handball, 
and  books.  Married:  Helen  Elizabeth  Warden, 
Jan.  4,  1927.  Home:  Rainbow  Hotel,  Great 
Falls,  Mont. 

CARROLL,  PAUL  SHERMAN,  football. 
Born:  Miller,  S.  Dak.,  Aug.  20,  1896.  Son  of 
George  Henry  and  Alice  (Milbourn)  Carroll. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.,  and 
LL.B.,  1922. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.D.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  U.S.N.R.  F.B. 
team   (Cleveland  N.R.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Judge  Municipal  Court, 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  in 
U.S.N.R.F.,  March,  1918;  hon.  discharged,  Dec, 
1918.      Affiliations:    "M"    Club     (Minneapolis)  ; 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  1918,  U.S.A.  Air  service,  comnd.  2nd 
Lieut.,  Oct.,  1918,  stationed  Ellington  Field, 
Houston,  Tex.,  discharged  Sept.  2,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  "F"  Club  (Furman  Univ.).  Hobby: 
Football.  Married:  Mae  Jones,  July  15,  1925. 
Address:  Furman  Univ.,  Greenville,  S.  Car. 


CARTER,  CHARLES  FRANCIS,  baseball. 
Born:  Chicopee  Falls,  June  14,  1856.  Son  of 
Timothy  W.  and  Eliza  H.  (Bayley)  Carter. 
Ed.:  Williston  Acad.,  1874;  A.B.,  Yale,  1878; 
B.D.,  Andover  Theology  Sem.,  1882 ;  D.D.,  Mari- 
etta, 1917. 

Record:  1874,  mem.  Williston  Acad.  B.B. 
team.  1876-77-78,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team 
(pitcher).  1881-83,  coached  Andover  Theo.  Sem. 
gym.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pastor.  Affiliations:  Hart- 
ford G.C. ;  Mt.  View  G.C.  (Greensboro,  Vt). 
Hobby:  Golf  and  the  cello.  Married:  Harriet 
F.  Herrick  (deceased).  Children:  Thomas 
Walker  (died  in  service)  ;  Dwight  Herrick,  age 
37 ;  Lyons,  age  36 ;  Frederic  Dewhurst,  age  31. 
Home:  40  Kenyon  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 


Elks  ;  Minneapolis  Ath.  Club ;  Phi  Delta  Theta  ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi.  Office:  Court  House,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  615  2nd  Ave.,  So.  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

CARROTHERS,  EDGAR  McMURRAY,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Michigan  baseball  team,  1903-05.  Born: 
Balivar,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  29,  1882.  Son  of  John  H. 
and  Anna  A.  (Snyder)  Carrothers.  Ed.:  Toledo 
H.  Sch. ;  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1907. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  Toledo  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1902,  mem.  Toledo  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1902-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team,  (won 
West.  Conf.  champ.,  1904-05). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  producer  and  broker. 
Affiliations:  "M"  club,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Tulsa 
C.C. ;  Mason;  Elk;  Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Grace  Lydia  Neville. 
Children:  Edgar  M.,  Jr.,  age  9.  Home:  1315  S. 
Norfolk  St.,  Tulsa,  Okla. 

CARSON,  LOUIS  FREDERICK,  football. 
Born:  Saluda,  S.  Car.,  Aug.  9,  1897.  Son  of 
J.  A.  and  Josephine  (De  Loach)  Carson.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Furman  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1916-20,  mem.  Furman  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1917-21,  mem.  Furman  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Furman  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (mgr., 
1920).  1921,  asst.  coach  Furman  Univ.  1922-27, 
head  coach  Gaffney  H.  Sch.  (won  Upper  State 
F.B.  champ.,  1922-26).  1927-28,  asst.  varsity 
coach  Furman  Univ. 


CARTER,  ERNEST  N.,  mem.  Olympic  team, 
1928.  Born:  Globe,  Ariz.,  Sept.  4,  1902.  Son 
of  Mrs.  W.  J.  Dillon.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Occidental 
Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1921,  won  tri-city  meet  1  mi.  and 
half  mi.  race  at  Santa  Barbara  (Calif.)  ;  run- 
ner-up in  State  track  meet  at  Univ.  Calif. ;  3rd 
place,  So.  Calif.  I.C.  track  meet.  1922,  mem. 
Occidental  Coll.  freshman  track  team.  1923- 
26,  mem.  Occidental  Coll.  varsity  track  team. 
1922,  runner-up  in  S.P.  A.A.U.  track  meet  at 
Patterson  field.  1923,  won  all  races  in  So. 
Calif.  Conf.  1924,  made  new  1  mi.  sch.  rec- 
ord, 4:28;  participated  in  Penn.  and  Kan.  re- 
lays ;  won  S.  West,  tryouts  1500  meters.  1925, 
estab.  new  So.  Calif.  1  mi.  record,  4:19  4/10; 
participated  in  Kan.  and  Drake  relays ;  run- 
ner-up in  Natl.  I.C.  meet  at  Chicago ;  won  Jr. 
Natl,  champ,  at  San  Francisco.  1927,  defeated 
Edwin  Wide  for  1  mi.  Pacific  Coast  record, 
4  :16  4/10.  1928,  won  all  races  except  final  try- 
outs  ;  3rd  place,  Olympic  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Los  Angeles  A.C. 
Offi.ce:  1016  State  St.,  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 
Home:  317  Encuial  Ave.,  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 


CARTER,  FRED  G.,  football.  Born:  West 
Lima,  Wis.,  Feb.  28,  1888.  Son  of  A.  T.  and 
Sarah  (Hamilton)  Carter.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1911;  M.D.,  Johns  Hopkins  Medical  Sch., 
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Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team.  1911-12,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  La  Crosse 
(Wis.)  H.  Sch.  1912-15,  ath.  dir.  and  coach 
La  Crosse  (Wis.)  State  Normal  Sch.  1916-17, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines  (Golden, 
Colo.).     1917-18,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician,  supt.  and  physi- 
cian and  surgeon  in  charge  Ancker  Hospital, 
St.  Paul,  Minn.  Mil.  Service:  Honorably  dis- 
charged from  army,  1917 ;  re-enlisted,  1917 
(Medical  Reserve  Corps)  ;  transferred  to  S.A. 
T.C.,  1918 ;  honorably  discharged,  1918.  Clubs: 
Rotary.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ima  Jean  Wat- 
terson.    Office:  Ancker  Hospital,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

CARTER,  HARVEY  JORDAN,  mem.  All 
Southern  Conference  team,  1926.  Born:  Hance- 
ville,  Ala.,  Mar.  31,  1905.  Son  of  J.  W.  and 
M.  J.  (Bridges)  Carter.    Ed.:  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst,  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  1st  var- 
sity F.B.  team,  (won  place  on  All-S.  Conf.  team 
as  guard).  1927,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst,  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "A" 
Club,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. ;  Tau  Omega  Chi.  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  hunting.    Home:  Blountsville,  Ala. 


CARTER,  KEEFE,  Western  amateur  golf 
champ.,  1925.  Born:  Purcell,  Okla.,  Mar.  26, 
1906.  Son  of  Dorset  and  Anna  (Johnston)  Car- 
ter. Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch.  (Okla.  City)  ;  Univ. 
of  Okla. 

Record:  1924,  Okla.  amateur  golf  champ. 
1925,  Western  amateur  golf  champ. ;  ranked 
No.  4  among  U.  S.  amateur  golfers  by  William 
Everett  Hicks  (Brooklyn  Daily  Times).  1926, 
Okla.  amateur  golf  champ ;  qualified  in  Natl. 
Open  and  Natl.  Amateur. 

Affiliations:  Lakeside  G.  and  C.  Club;  Twin 
Hills  Golf  Course;  Okla.  City  A.C. ;  Phi  Delta 
Theta.  Office:  416y2  W.  24th  St.,  Okla.  City, 
Okla. 

CARTER,  MERLIN  INGELS,  capt.  Univ.  of 
la.  swimming  team,  1928.  Born:  Urbana,  111., 
Feb.  9,  1904.  Son  of  Charles  O.  and  Eva  (Jame- 
son) Carter.  Ed.:  West  Des  Moines  (Iowa)  H. 
Sch.,  1922 ;  Univ.  of  la. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  Midwest.  A.A.U.  breast 
stroke  champ.  (220-yd.  breast  stroke,  3:11:08, 
1926).  1926,  West.  Conf.  champ,  (record,  long- 
course  breast  stroke,  200  yds)  ;  first  place  in 
West.  Conf.  swimming  team  in  breast  stroke 
and  medley  relay  team ;  mem.  All-Amer.  swim- 
ming team  (3rd  place  in  breast  stroke).  1927, 
2nd  place  in  West.  Conf.  swimming  team  breast 
stroke;  mem.  All-Amer.  team  (4th  place  in 
breast  stroke)  ;  2nd  in  Natl.  C.A.A.  swimming 
meet  (breast  stroke)  ;  1st  in  Natl.  C.A.A.  swim- 


ming meet    (medley  relay  team).     1928,   capt. 
Univ.  of  la.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cadet,  U.  S.  Air  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Dolphin  Natl.  Swimming  Frat. 
(pres.,  1928)  ;  Hawkeye  Club;  Sigma  Phi  Epsi- 
lon;  G.  and  C.  Club  (Des  Moines,  la.).  Pres. 
Address:  March  Field,  Riverside,  Calif.  Home: 
1233  25th  St.,  Des  Moines,  la. 

CARTER,  MILES  WILSON,  swimming. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  July  28,  1901.  Son 
of  Clarence  Wilson  and  Josie  A.  (Martin)  Car- 
ter. Ed.:  West  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Minn;  Stan- 
ford. 

Record:  1918,  won  high  and  low  bd.  diving 
champ.  Univ.  of  Minn.  1919,  won  Univ.  of 
Minn.  White  Bear  champ,  (high  and  low  bd.). 
1920,  won  State  of  Minn,  champ.  1921,  1st  place 
(champ.)  in  C.A.A.U.  junior  high  and  low  bd. ; 
2nd  place  in  C.A.A.U.  senior  high  and  low  bd. ; 
high  and  low  bd.  N.West.  Internatl.  champ. 
1923,  won  M.A.C.  champ.  3-yr.  trophy  cup.  1926, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  champ,  swimming  team ; 
won  Big  Ten  during  champ.  (Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.)  ;  won  58  medals  Univ.  of  Minn.  1927, 
mem.   Stanford  Olympic  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  sales  mgr.,  Carter- 
Strite  Co.  Affiliations:  Minneapolis  Ath.  Club; 
Theta  Chi.  Married:  Lucy  Meeds.  Children: 
Barbara  Jean,  age  4.  Office:  513  S.  3rd  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4016  Lake  Rd.  Ave., 
Robbinsdale,  Minn. 

CARTER,  WILLIAM  P.,  football.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  1,  1898.  Son  of  Frank  M. 
and  Addie  M.  (Price)  Carter.  Ed.:  Northeast 
H.  Sch.,  1918;  A.B.,  Swarthmore  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Northeast  H.  Sch.  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1915,  mem.  Northeast  H.  Sch. 
varsity  B.B.  team  (champs.  Inter-Sch.  League). 
1916-17,  mem.  Northeast  H.  Sch.  varsity  F.B., 
soccer,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem. 
Swarthmore  varsity  B.B.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
soccer  (1919)  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  Swarth- 
more varsity  B.B.,  F.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt. 
B.B.  both  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  agent  Equitable  Life 
Assurance  Soc.  of  U.  S.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C, 
Swarthmore  Coll.,  Pa.  Affiliations:  Gamma  Eta 
Kappa  (Northeast  H.  Sch.)  ;  Kappa  Sigma 
(Swarthmore);  Book  and  Key  (Swarthmore); 
Varsity  Club  (Swarthmore)  ;  Penn.  A.C.  (Phil- 
adelphia). Hobby:  Football,  baseball,  golf  and 
tennis.  Office:  15  S.  Pa.  Square,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  3754  N.  Bouvier  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

CARTMELL,  NATHANIEL  JOHN,  track 
coach  Penn.  State  College.  Born:  Uniontown, 
Ky.,  Jan.  13,  1883.  Son  of  John  and  Annan 
(Rodman)  Cartmell.  Ed.:  Du  Pont  Manual 
Training  H.  Sch.  (Louisville,  Ky.),  1903;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1908. 


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Record:  1900-08,  mein.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
team  (won  100  and  220  yds.  in  I.C.  champ.). 
1907-09,  competed  as  an  amateur  abroad  (Eng- 
land, Ireland,  Scotland,  Wales,  France,  Ger- 
many, Austria,  Denmark  and  Sweden  (won 
English  amateur  220-yd.  champ.  Stamford 
Bridge,  England,  1909).  1908,  mem.  Olympic 
team  (ran  on  winning  relay  team  in  Olympic 
Games,  London,  England).  1909,  established 
new  Irish  record  for  100  and  220  yd.  runs  at 
Belfast,  Ireland;  pro.  in  Liverpool,  England; 
won  1st  pro.  match,  defeating  Arthur  Postle  of 
Australia  for  world's  pro.  220-yd.  champ,  (es- 
tablishing a  new  curve  track  and  new  world's 
pro.  record  of  21%  sec).  3909-10-11,  competed 
as  pro.  in  England.  1910,  took  Fred  (Tex.) 
Ramsdell  to  England  and  won  the  100  and  220 
yd.  amateur  champ,  of  England  (Ramsdell  was 
1st  man  to  ever  win  the  two  events  in  one  day). 
1912,  retired  pro.  champ,  of  the  world. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  developer,  trainer 
Pa.  State  Coll.,  State  College,  Pa.  War  Record: 
Comnd.  1st  lieut.  Air  Service,  1918;  stationed 
Hazelhurst  Field ;  asst.  flight  surgeon  Major 
Poole,  Cooperstown  Hospital,  1918;  discharged 
1st  lieut.  A.S.A.,  Mitchel  Field,  Nov.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Veteran  Ath.  of  Phila. ;  Univ.  of 
Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Centre  Hills  G.C. ;  State  Coll. 
Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Home:  Box  139, 
State  College,  Pa. 


CARTWRIGHT,   OTHO   GRANDFORD,   I.C. 

champ,  pole-vaulter.  Bom:  Belmont,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  7,  1869.  Son  of  Alphonso  G.  and  Lovia  D. 
(Etheridge)  Cartwright.  Ed.:  Belmont  Union 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover,  1889 ;  Yale,  B.A.,  1893 ; 
M.A.,  1901;   C.P.A.,  N.  Y.   State,  1916. 

Record:  1889,  capt.  Andover  track  team. 
1892-93,  won  Yale-Harvard  firsts  in  pole-vault. 
1892,  Am.  I.C.  champ,  pole-vaulter.  Coach  Betts 
Acad.  (Stamford,  Conn.)  and  Taft  Sch.  (Water- 
town,  Conn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Certified  public  accountant. 
Affiliations:  Treas.  Gasoline  Producers'  Corp. 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Yale  Club;  AU-Univs.  Club  (N.  Y. 
C.)  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Sailing,  naval  architec- 
ture. Married:  Harriet  Garton,  1908.  Chil- 
dren: Roger  G.,  age  16.  Office:  31  Nassau  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  29  Perryridge,  Green- 
wich,   Conn. 


CARY,  JOHN  C,  football.  Bom:  Grand  Rap- 
ids, Mich.,  Oct.  2,  1897.  Son  of  Cornelius  and 
Julia  (Lynch)  Cary.  Ed.:  Catholic  Cen.  H.  Sch., 
(Grand  Rapids,  Mich.),  1915;  Univ.  of  Mich., 
A.B.,  1920;  L.L.B.,  1922. 

Record:  1912-13-14,  mem.  Catholic  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1917-18-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
F.B.  team.  1920-21-22,  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  hockey 
referee ;  Univ.  of  Mich.  Intramural  sports  offi- 
cial.    1920-28,  coll.  and  H.  Sch.  F.B.  official. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.,  Norris,  McPherson 
Harrington  &  Waer.  Naval  Service:  U.S.N.R., 
rank  C  2  M.  (A)  ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: "M"  Club,  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Grand 
Rapids  Bar  Asso. ;  Mich.  State  Bar  Asso. ;  Mich. 
Alumni  Asso. ;  Bd.  of  Gov.,  Grand  Rapids  Univ. 
of  Mich.  Alumni  Asso.  Hobby:  F.B.  officiating, 
skating  and  swimming.  Harried:  Helen  Wren, 
1926.  Children:  John  C,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  1112 
G.R.  Savings  Bldg.,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.  Home: 
432  N.  Coll.  Ave.,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 


CASEY,  HUGH  JOHN,  mem.  U.  S.  rifle  team, 
won  Palma  International  match,  1925.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  7,  1898.  Son  of  John  J. 
and  Margaret  (Miles)  Casey.  Ed.:  Manual 
Training  H.  Sch.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.),  1914; 
Brooklyn  Poly.  Inst.,  1915;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad. 
(West  Point),  1918;  Engr.  Sch.  (Fort  Hum- 
phreys, Va.),  1927. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad,  wrest- 
ling and  F.B.  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  1st  engrs. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  U.S. 
Engr.  rifle  team  (won  Natl,  team  match,  1923). 
1925,  mem.  U.S.  rifle  team  (won  Palma  Internatl. 
match).  1927,  mem.  U.  S.  Engr.  pistol  team; 
coach  U.  S.  Engr.  rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  Lt.  U.S.  Army  Engr. 
Corps.  Mil.  Service:  Cadet  U.S.  Mil.  Acad,  to 
June,  1918;  instr.  Engr.  Officers'  Train.  Sch.  to 
Aug.,  1918 ;  comdr.  Co.  F,  219th  Engrs.  to  1919 ; 
capt.  Engr.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Army  A.A. ; 
Soc.  of  Amer.  Mil.  Engrs.  Married:  Dorothy 
Ruth  Miller.  Children:  Patricia  Adams,  age  4 ; 
Hugh  Boyd,  age  2.  Office:  Keenan  Bldg.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.  Home:  210  Hastings  St.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa. 

CASSIDY,  CLAYTON  GRAHAM,  mem.  track 
team  Univ.  of  Wis.  Born:  Cherry  Valley,  111., 
Sept.  14,  1905.  Son  of  Henry  T.  and  Jane 
(Buck)  Cassidy.  Ed.:  Rockford  (111.)  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Rockford  H.  Sch.  track 
team;  sec.  in  N.West.  I.  C.  meet  (4  min.  381-5 
sec).  1923-24-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team.  1923,  won  non-varsity  cross-country 
race  of  2  miles ;  4  min.  34  sec.  in  Mich.-Wis. 
Telegraphic  meet.  1924,  won  lead  off  mile  in 
111.  relays  (4-mile  event,  4  min.  3  sec.)  ;  2nd  in 
Notre  Dame-Wis.  dual  meet,  South  Bend,  Ind. 
(4  min.  21  sec.)  ;  ran  in  Badger  4-mile  team; 
2nd  in  Kans.  relays;  won  Minn.- Wis.  dual  meet 
mile,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  (4  min.  29  5-10  sec). 
1925,  2nd  in  Wis.-Mich.  dual  meet  mile,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich.   (4  min.  26  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Wis.  News  editorial 
staff.  Affiliations:  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ; 
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Lucille  Remsburg,  Nov.  21,  1925.  Office:  15 
Mich.  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  437  40th 
St.,   Milwaukee,   Wis. 

CASEY,  KELLOGG  KENNON  VENABLE, 

rifle.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Sept.  17,  1877.  Son  of 
Joseph  James  and  Mary  Callaway  (Martin) 
Casey.    Ed.:  N.  Y.  Public  Schs. 

Record:  1899-1900-01-02-03-04-05,  mem.  71st. 
Regt.  N.Y.N.G.  Rifle  Team.  1901-02-03-04-05, 
mem.  N.  Y.  State  Rifle  Team.  1902-07-08,  won 
long  range  champ,  of  U.  S.  (Wimbledon  Cup). 
1902-03-07-12-13,  mem.  U.S.  Rifle  Team  (Palma 
Trophy).  1903,  won  Mil.  Champ,  of  U.S.  (Pres- 
ident's Cup).  1908,  won  Leech  Cup;  mem. 
U.S.  Rifle  Team  (Olympic  Games).  1909-10-11- 
12-13-14-15,  mem.  2nd  Regt.,  Pa.  N.G.  Rifle  Team. 
1913,  mem.  U.S.  Rifle  Team  (North  Amer.  Tro- 
phy). 1914,  won  Natl,  individual  rifle  match 
(Northeastern  Div.).  1923-24-25,  mem.  U.S. 
Rifle  Team   (Palma  Trophy). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  sales  Smokeless 
Powder  Dept.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.  Co.  B,  71st 
N.  Y.  Vol.,  war  with  Spain,  1898.  Affiliations: 
E.  I.  du  Pont  de  Nemours  &  Co. ;  Natl.  Rifle 
Asso. ;  N.  Y.  State  Rifle  Asso. ;  N.  J.  State  Rifle 
Asso. ;  Wilmington  Music  Sch.  (Bd.  of  Dirs.)  ; 
Wilmington  O.C. ;  Concord  C.C. ;  Du  Pont  C.C. 
Hobby:  Rifle  shooting  ;  golf;  radio  ;  model  engr. ; 
music.  Married:  Claudia  Mae  Jones,  Sept.  17, 
1907.  Children:  John  Gilbert  Holder,  age  19. 
Office:  du  Pont  Bldg.,  Wilmington,  Del.  Home: 
Hotel  du  Pont-Biltmore,  Wilmington,  Del. 

CATES,  JOHN  MARTIN,  track.  Born:  St. 
George,  Me.,  Mar.  23,  1878.  Son  of  Willard  and 
Elizabeth  (Martin)  Gates.  Ed.:  Phillips  And- 
over,  1903;  L.L.B.,  Yale,  1906. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips  Andover  track  team 
(4  yrs.)  and  F.B.  team  (2  yrs.)  ;  capt.  both, 
1902.  1904-05,  mem.  Yale  world's  record  2  mi. 
relay  team.  1905,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team ;  mem. 
Yale  track  team,  3  yrs.  (capt.,  1906).  1906-07- 
08,  coach  Navy  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  dir.  ath. 
Bowdoin  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  ath.  Yale  Ath.  Asso. 
Affiliations :  Yale  Univ.  Ath.  Asso. ;  dir.  Polk 
City  C.C.  (Polk  City,  Fla.)  ;  Yale  Club  of  N.  Y. 
Married:  Mary  A.  Randall,  1910.  Children: 
John  M.,  Jr.,  age  16;  Willard,  age  14;  Wirt 
Randall,  age  12.  Office:  Yale  Sta.,  Elm  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  97  Everit  St.,  New  Haven, 
Conn. 


CATLIN,  MARK,  Ail-American  F.B.  team, 
1905.  Born:  Aurora,  111.,  Nov.  12,  1881.  Son  of 
Ida  (McDole)  Catlin.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago; L.L.B.,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Record:  1902-03-04-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1905).  1905,  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team;  capt.  W.  Conf.  Champs.     1903-04-05,  won 


120  high  hurdles  (220  low  hurdles,  1903).  1904, 
won  high  and  low  hurdles  in  Olympic  Coll. 
games  (St.  Louis),  2nd  in  discus.  1909-15-18- 
24-27,  coach  F.B.,  Lawrence  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer ;  coach  Lawrence 
Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  U.S.  Secret  Service. 
Affiliations:  Citizens'  Natl.  Bank  (atty.)  ;  Ma- 
sons ;  Elks ;  K.  of  P. ;  Moose.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Elizabeth  Blanchard. 
Children:  John,  age  19;  Mark,  Jr.,  age  17;  Tom, 
age  10;  Elizabeth,  age  8.  Office:  107  W.  Coll. 
Ave.,  Appleton,  Wis. 


CATTELL,  W.  D.,  professional  golfer.  Born: 
Lossie  Muth,  Scotland,  Apr.  20,  1905.  Son  of 
James  T.  and  Elsie  (Duncan)  Cattell.  Ed.: 
Lossie  Muth  Public  Sch. 

Record:  1924,  asst.  pro.  Westhampton  Beach 
C.C.  1925-26,  asst.  pro.  Pomonok  C.C.  1927-28, 
asst.  pro.  Municipal  G.C.   (Jacksonville,  Fla.). 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  Municipal  Golf  Links,  Jackson- 
ville, Fla. 

CAY,  JOHN  EUGENE,  golfer.  Born:  Charles- 
ton, S.  C,  Mar.  24,  1890.  Son  of  John  Eugene 
and  Mary  (Jennings)  Cay.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Ga., 
1906. 


Record:  1905,  mem.  Western  Carolina  B.B. 
League  (Waynesville,  N.  C).  1923-24-25-26,  won 
Savannah  G.C.  champ.  1924-25,  won  Cotton  Ex- 
change tournament  (Savannah).  1925,  won 
President's  Cup  tournament  (Savannah).  Hold 
amateur  course  record,  Savannah  G.C.  (score 
70). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Savannah  G.C;  Ogle- 
thorpe Club;  Cotillon  Club.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
hunting.  Married:  Caro  Palmer,  Nov.,  1913. 
Children:  J.  E.,  Jr.,  age  12;  Armin,  age  5. 
Office:  42  E.  Bay  St.,  Savannah,  Ga.  Home: 
2905  Atlantic  Ave.,  Savannah,  Ga. 

CERVINI,  AUGUST  PAUL,  football.  Born: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  25,  1904.  Son  of 
August  P.  and  Theresa  (Calamari)  Cervini. 
Ed.:  Xavier  Prep.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll., 
1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Xavier  Prep.  Sch.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (Bskt.B.  team  won  Intersch. 
Champ,  of  Greater  N.  Y.,  1922).  Mem.  Holy 
Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team  for  3  yrs.  (considered  by 
coaching  staff  as  greatest  guard  Holy  Cross 
ever  had).  Mem.  Holy  Cross  Bskt.B  team  two 
yrs.     1926,  All-Amer.   mention    (right  guard). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Holy 
Cross  Ath.  Asso.;  K.  of  C. ;  Vagabond  Players 
(sec).    Home:  35  Edson  St.,  Corona,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


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CHADWICK,  CHARLES,  football,  track, 
rowing  and  sports  writer.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  19,  1874.  Son  of  Charles  Noyes  and 
Alice  Ann  (Caruth)  Chad  wick.  Ed.:  Froebel 
Acad.,  1887;  Adelphi  Acad.,  1893;  B.A.,  Yale, 
1897;  N.  Y.  Law  Sch.,  1899. 

Record:  1893-97,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team 
(chosen  by  sports  writers  as  All-Amer.  guard). 
1894-97,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (won  dual  meet 
with  Harvard  and  I.C.  meet,  1894-96).  1897-99, 
hammer  thrower  in  N.Y.A.C. ;  won  sec.  in  Natl, 
champ,  (broke  I.C.  strength  record,  1897).  1902, 
won  annual  regatta  N.Y.A.C.  jr.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Author.  Affiliations:  Au- 
thors' League  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Piano  playing, 
landscape  painting  and  boat  building.  Married: 
Grace  Southard  Nugent,  Aug.  31,  1925.  Home: 
"Ferry  Hill,"  Old  Lyme,  Conn.  City  Home:  21 
Lnion  St.,  Charlestown,  Mass. 


CHADWICK,  GEORGE  BREWSTER,  All- 
American  F.B.  team,  1900-02.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  June  11,  1880.  Son  of  Charles  N.  and 
Alice  A.  (Caruth)  Chadwick.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale, 
1903. 

Record:  1899,  1900-01-02,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1902).  Walter  Camp  and  Caspar 
Whitney's  choice  of  All-American  half-back, 
1900-02.     1903,  field  coach  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Author.  Mil.  Service: 
Chemical  warfare  service;  capt.  in  Reserve 
Force.    Home:  Lyme,  Conn. 


gren.      Ed.:     Minneapolis    H.    Sch.;    Minnesota 
Univ. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Minne- 
apolis, Minn.)  track  team;  won  1st  place  in 
440  in  State  meet  of  H.  Sch.,  record  time  53.6 
sec.  (still  record)  ;  mem.  winning  team  in  qt.  mi. 
medley  relay  race  at  the  Norse  Amer.  Ath.  Meet 
(Norse  Centennial).  1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
freshman  track  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  varsity  track  team ;  2nd  place  Drake 
relays,  qt.  mi.  event. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  De 
Molay  Order ;  Sigma  Phi  Bpsilon ;  Minnesota 
Alpha ;  Minneapolis  H.  Sch.  "C"  C.  Address: 
4021  Upton  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


CHAMBERLAIN,  ALONZO  A.,  football  and 
crew,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin.  Born:  Darlington, 
Wis.,  Oct.  18,  1874.  Son  of  Albert  O.  and  Phoebe 
(Ogden)  Chamberlain.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis., 
B.L.,  1899,  L.L.B.,  1901. 

Record,  1898,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  boat  crew. 
1898-1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Gov.  appeal  agent,  Beadle  Co.,  S.  Dak.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Nat'l  Bank  of  Huron;  Mason;  Elk; 
Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Politics.  Married: 
Claudia  Hall,  1902.  Children:  Carol,  age  20; 
Ogden,  age  13.  Office:  Nat'l  Bank  Bldg.,  Huron, 
S.  Dak.  Home:  503  Nebraska  Ave.,  Huron, 
S.  Dak. 


CHAFFEE,  ADNA  R.,  chairman,  U.  S.  Army 
Central  Polo  Committee.  Born:  Jackson  City, 
Kans.,  Sept.  23,  1884.  Son  of  Lt.  General  Adna 
R.  and  Anna  (Rockwell)  Chaffee.  Ed.:  St. 
Luke's  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  ;  U.S.  Mil.  Acad., 
1906 ;  Cavalry  Sch.  of  Amer.,  1908 ;  French  Cav- 
alry Sch.   (France),  1912. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad,  polo 
team ;  has  played  on  several  regimental  polo 
teams  since  1906.  1911,  mem.  Amer.  Mil.  Riding 
Team  (Olympics),  London,  Eng.  1916-17,  coach 
U.S.  Mil.  Acad,  polo  team.  1919-28,  has  been 
organizing  Army  horse  shows.  1921-22-24-26, 
judged  Natl.  Horse  Show  (N.  Y.).  1928,  ap- 
pointed chairman  Army  Central  Polo  Commit- 
tee (January). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  U.S.  Army.  War  Ser- 
vice: Col.  of  General  Staff  in  France,  1918-19. 
Clubs:  Army  and  Navy.  Hobby:  Polo  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Ethel  Warren  Huff,  Dec.  15,  1908. 
Children:  Adna  R.,  3rd,  age  17.  Office:  War 
Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3607  35th  St.,  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C  . 


CHALGREN,  THEODORE  CHARLES,  track. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  June  7,  1907.  Son  of 
Leonard  Theodore  and  Dorothy   (Payne)   Chal- 


CHAMBERLIN,  BURR  CLARK,  capt.  Yale 
football  team,  1898.  Born:  Dalton,  Mass.,  Aug. 
21,  1877.  Son  of  Ansel  and  Florence  (Barker) 
Chamberlin.  Ed.:  Andover  Acad.,  1894;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1898. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1896-98,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1896,  chosen 
Bull's  All-Amer.  center.  1897-98,  chosen  Camp's 
All-Amer.  tackle.  1899,  coached  Stanford  F.B. 
team.  1900,  coached  Yale  F.B.  team.  1901-02, 
coached  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  team.  1903,  coached 
West  Point  F.B.  team.  1904-07,  coached  U.S. 
N.A.  F.B.  team.  1910-13,  Yale  F.B.  com.  1923- 
27,  coached  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  Pynchon  &  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Home  Defense.  Affiliations: 
Rumson  C.C. ;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Mar- 
ried: Nellie  Wilt.  Children:  Nancy,  age  6; 
Mary  Barker,  age  4.  Office:  334  Madison  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  1010  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 


CHAMBERLAIN,      JULIAN      INGERSOLL, 

track  and  foxhunting.  Born:  Columbia,  S.  C, 
Nov.  27,  1874.  Son  of  Hon.  Daniel  H.  and  Alice 
Cornelia  (Ingersoll)  Chamberlain.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,1895;   Columbia  Univ.,  1898. 


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Record,  1893-94,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1901- 
05,  Hon.  Whipper-in  to  Middlesex  Draghounds. 
1904,  acting  Master  of  Hounds.  1908-09,  holder 
of  "Gentleman  Rider"  Certificate,  N.S.  and  H.A. 
•Joint  author  with  Maj.  A.  Henry  Higginson, 
M.F.H.  of  "The  Hunts  of  the  United  States  and 
Canada"  (1908),  and  "Hunting  in  the  United 
States -and  Canada"   (1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Maj.  of  Cavalry,  1917;  transferred,  Maj.  F.A., 
May  15,  1917  ;  Col.  F.A.,  Sept.,  1918 ;  commanded 
83rd  Eegt.  F.A.  8th  Div.  Affiliations:  Psi  Up- 
silon ;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Architects ;  Tale  Club ; 
Army  and  Navy  Club.  Hobby:  Foxhunting. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Borders,  Dec.  15,  1917.  Of- 
fice: 1  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  121 
Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


CHAMPION,  CARLETON  COLE,  JR.,  holder 
world  altitude  record  for  land  and  sea  planes. 
Born:  Savannah,  Ga.,  Sept.  20,  1896.  Son  of 
Carleton  Cole  and  Frances  (Haywood)  Cham- 
pion. Ed.:  Charleston  H.  Sen.,  1912;  Univ. 
S.  C. ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 

Record:  1926,  won  Natl.  Air  Races  speed  and 
efficiency  contest  (Philadelphia,  Pa.).  1927,  es- 
tab.  first  U.  S.  altitude  record  for  sea  planes 
(33,745  ft.)  ;  estab.  present  altitude  record  for 
sea  planes  (37,995  ft.)  ;  estab.  land  plane  alti- 
tude record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  U.  S.  Navy.  Affiliations: 
Navy  Ath.  Asso. ;  N.  Y.  Yacht  Club.  Married: 
Jean  Andrews,  Mar.  20,  1920.  Office:  Navy 
Dept.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.,  Annapolis,  Md. 


CHANDLER,  WILLIAM  STEPHEN,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  27,  1895.  Son 
of  Elmer  E.  and  Mary  (Saxe)  Chandler.  Ed.: 
Robert  Waller  H.  Sch.  (Chicago),  1914;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1918. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team. 
1916-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1918;  All-Conf.  center,  1916-18;  team 
West.  Conf.  champs.,  1916-18).  1919,  mem. 
Great  Lakes  Training  Station  Bskt.  B.  team. 
1919-21,  ath.  dir.  River  Falls  State  Normal 
Sch.  (River  Falls,  Wis.).  1921-28,  head  Bskt.  B. 
and  B.B.  coach  la.  State  Coll.   (Ames,  la.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof,  of  phys.  ed. 
Naval  Service:  U.S.N.,  Apr.,  1918,  to  July,  1919, 
Co.  C,  6th  Regt.,  Great  Lakes  Training  Station. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Delta  Upsilon;  N.C.A.A., 
Div.  of  the  Natl.  Joint  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com.; 
Lions  Club.  Married:  Viola  E.  Pleuss,  Dec.  30, 
1919.  Children:  Caryl  Louise,  age  7 ;  William 
Warren,  age  5 ;  Stanley  Pleuss,  age  3.  Office: 
la.  State  Gym.,  Ames,  la.  Home:  801  Ridge- 
wood  St.,  Ames,  la. 


CHAPIN,  CHARLES  HALL,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  May  17, 
1885.  Son  of  Charles  Terry  and  Emily  (Emer- 
son) Chapin.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad.  (Andover, 
Mass.),  1904;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1907. 

Record:  1905-06-07,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  I.C. 
champs.,  1905.  1906-07,  mgr.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team 
I.  C.  Champs.  1913,  capt.,  mgr.,  Twin  Fall,  Ida. 
B.B.  team ;  Ind.  State  Champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Mgr.  Rockwood  Hall 
C.C.,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y.  Mil.  Service:  Depot. 
Unit  Cav.,  N.  Y.  State  Guard.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Chi;  Yale  Club  (New  York,  N.  Y.)  ;  Cold- 
stream C.C.  (Hempstead,  N.  Y.)  ;  chmn.  Green 
Com.  and  mem.  Bd.  Govs.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Dorothy  Traill,  June  4,  1910.  Chil- 
dren: Charles  Hall,  Jr.,  age  17 ;  Emily,  age  15 ; 
Richard  T.,  age  14.  Address:  Rockwood  Hall, 
Tarrytown,  N.  Y. 


CHAPIN,  VINTON,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Chateaux,  Seine,  France,  April  17,  1900.  Son  of 
D.  Amory  and  Annie  (Dickinson)  Chapin.  Ed.: 
St.  Marks  Sch.  ( Southborough,  Mass.),  1919; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1922-23,  mem.   Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Foreign  Service  Officer. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  Oct.,  1918,  U.S.M.C,  dis- 
charged, Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Harvard  C. 
(Boston)  ;  Tennis  and  Racquet  C. ;  Racquet  C. 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Office:  State  Dept.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  1929  Que  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


CHAPIN,  WALTER  LEEDS,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Dec.  18,  1902.  Son  of 
Walter  L.  and  Susan  W.  (Sewall)  Chapin.  Ed.: 
Mechanic  Arts  H.  Sch.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  team  (won  1st  place,  Harvard-Princeton- 
Yale  meet).  1922-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
track  team  (capt.,  1924-25).  1924,  1st  place 
Penn.  relays.  1924-25,  2nd  place  Harvard-Yale- 
Princeton  meet.  1925,  mem.  2-mile  winning 
relay  team,  B.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Minn.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 
Clubs:  "H"  Harvard.  Office:  Commerce  Bldg., 
St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  631  Ashland  Ave.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 


CHAPMAN,  CHARLES  EDWARD,  baseball 
and  football.  Born:  Franklin,  N.  H.,  June  3, 
1880.  Son  of  Frank  Hilton  and  Ella  Frances 
(James)  Chapman.  Ed.:  Franklin  H.  Sch.; 
Peekskill  Mil.  Acad.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Phillips  Andover 
A.cad. ;  Princeton ;  A.B.,  Tufts  Coll.,  1902  ;  LL.B., 
Harvard,  1905 ;  Univ.  of  Calif.,  M.A.,  1909,  Ph.D., 
1915. 


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Record,:  Played  B.B.  on  all  prep.  sen.  teams. 
1898-1906,  played  semi-pro.  B.B.  in  White  Moun- 
tains, northern  Vt.,  Newport,  N.  H.,  Bellows 
Falls,  Wliitinsville,  Mass.,  and  Fitchburg,  Mass. 
(mgr.  Whitinsville  and  Fitchburg).  1899-1900, 
mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team.  1901,  mem.  Meriden 
B.B.  team  (Conn.  State  League).  1901-02.  mem. 
Tufts  Coll.  B.B.  team  (capt,  1902).  1902,  mem. 
Tufts  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1903,  B.B.  coach  Tufts 
Coll. ;  mem.  Haverhill  B.B.  team  (New  England 
League)).  1903-05,  played  semi-pro.  F.B.  1905, 
mem.  Manchester  B.B.  team  (New  Eng.  League). 
1921-28,  rep.  St.  Louis  Natl.  B.B.  Club  in  Calif. 
1926-28,  a  year  and  a  half  in  golf  with  a  67 
deduction  in  score  so  far,  from  148  to  81. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  history,  Univ.  of 
Calif.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa.  Hobby:  Golf,  baseball,  billiards,  and 
horses.  Children:  Seville  Dudley,  age  15.  Office: 
Box  17,  Library,  Univ.  of  Calif.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 


CHAPMAN,  GILBERT  W.,  track  (440  yd. 
runner).  Horn:  Woodmere,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  May  24, 
1902.  Son  of  Henry  Otio  and  Harriet  (Mur- 
phey)  Chapman.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.; 
B.S.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  Be- 
lay team.  I.C.  Champ,  of  Amer.  in  mile  and 
medley  relays  at  Penn ;  won  440  yd.  dash.  1921- 
22-23-24,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1921,  won 
Yale-Princeton-Harvard  freshman  440-yd.  run ; 
runner-up  Yale-Harvard-Oxford-Cambridge  440- 
yd.  run  at  Boston,  time  49  sec.  1922,  won  Yale- 
Harvard  440-yd.  run,  time  50  2-5  sec. ;  runner-up 
Yale-Princeton  meet,  time  49  9-10  sec. ;  I.C. 
trials  440-yd.  run,  time  501-10  sec.  1923,  won 
Yale-Notre  Dame  440-yd.  run,  time  49  3-5  sec. ; 
runner-up  Indoor  I.C.  champ,  one-mile  relay, 
time  3  min.  23  sec. ;  runner-up  Yale-Princeton 
meet  440-yd.  run,  time  40  sec. ;  won  Yale-Har- 
vard 440-yd.  run,  time  49  4-5  sec. ;  won  Yale- 
Harvard-Oxford-Cambridge  440-yd.  run ;  ran 
against   Stevenson  at   London,   time  50  3-5  sec. 

1924,  mem.  Yale  one-mile  relay  team,  won  I.C. 
champ.,  time  3  min  22  9-10  sec. ;  won  Yale-Har- 
vard 440-yd.  run,  time  51 2-5  sec. ;  runner-up 
Yale-Princeton  440-yd.  run,  time  50  3-5  sec; 
runner-up  Penn.  Relay's,  time  3  min.  19  1-5  sec. ; 
mem.  Yale  track  team  I.C.  champ,  of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec.  Amer.  Water 
Works  and  Elec.  Co.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Rocka- 
way  Hunting  Club;  St.  Anthony  Club.  Hobby: 
Shooting.     Married:    Katherine  Bright,  Mar.  21, 

1925.  Child:  Harriet  W.  (infant).  Office:  50 
Broad  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  92  Burton 
Ave.,  Woodmere,  N.  Y. 


CHAPMAN,       LAWRENCE       LAFAYETTE, 

track.  Born:  Marion,  N.  C,  Dec.  3,  1891. 
Son  of  R.  C.  and  Palestine  (Wiseman)  Chap- 
man.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford,  1918. 


Record:  1915-10-17-18,  mem.  Stanford  track 
team,  (last  Ath.  to  win  letter  in  4  consecutive 
years).  1915,  broke  Stanford  2  mi.  record; 
have  held  the  Stanford  record  ever  since.  1917, 
estab.  the  present  Stanford  record  in  3  mi.  race 
which  was  the  Pacific  Coast  record  until  broken 
by  Hunter.  1917-18,  won  Stanford  1  mi.  run  in 
Dual  Track  meet.  1918,  capt.  Stanford  varsity 
track  team.  (Holder  of  Stanford  record  in  2 
and  3  mi.  run.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  Burlington  Lumber 
Townsite  Co.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Santa  Rosa 
Consistory ;  San  Francisco  Islam  Temple.  Mar- 
ried: Sarah  Ophelia.  Children:  Martha  Marion, 
age  12  ;  Dorothy  Ophelia,  age  10  ;  Virginia  Kath- 
erine, age  8 ;  Lawrence  Lafayette,  Jr.,  age  4. 
Office:  434  Fifth  St.,  Eureka,  Calif.;  112  Mar- 
ket St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  1001  17th 
St.,  Eureka,  Calif. 


CHAPMAN,  WALTER  LEE,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Clinton,  la.,  Feb.  11,  1906. 
Son  of  Lee  and  Ada  (Smith)  Chapman.  Ed.: 
West  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  Boone  H. 
Seh.  (la.)  ;  Carleton  Coll.,  1925;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Boone  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Boone  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1924,  mem.  West  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  and  track  teams.  1925,  mem.  Carle- 
ton  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Delta  Psi ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Alpha  Sigma  Pi. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  803  Douglas  Ave.,  Min- 
neapolis, Minn. 


CHAREST,  CLARENCE  M.,  Tennis.  Born: 
Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  June  9.  1884.  Son  of  Luke 
and  Jane  (Curtis)  Charest.  Ed.:  LL.M.,  Univ. 
of  Md.,  1906. 

Record:  1912,  runner-up.  So.  Champ.,  (At- 
lanta, Ga.).  1914,  runner-up  Province  Quebec 
singles.  1918,  won  Md.  State  singles.  1920-23, 
Middle  Atl.  doubles  champ.  1920-23,  won  Md. 
State  doubles.  1921-22  and  '27,  won  D.  C.  singles. 
1921,  Peninsula  doubles.  1922.  won  Va.  State 
singles  and  doubles ;  Old  Dominion  singles. 
1922-24,  won  D.  C.  doubles  (runner-up  '27). 
1922-24,  won  Peninsula  champ,  singles.  1923, 
won  Allegheny  Mts.  champ,  singles  and  doubles ; 
Peninsula  champ,  doubles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Gen.  Counsel  Bu., 
Internal  Revenue.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Dumbar- 
ton C. ;  Pres.  Middle  Atl.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso. ; 
vice-pres.  Wash.  Tennis  Asso. ;  Edgemore  C. ; 
Bannockburn  G.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married: 
Dorothy  Berrall.  Children:  Miles,  infant.  Office: 
1734  New  York  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  4472 
Reservoir  Rd.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


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CHARLES,  DONALD  MAXWELL,  track. 
Bom:  Millerton,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  7,  1903.  Son  of 
Elmer  F.  and  Belle  (Groff)  Charles.  Ed.:  One- 
onta  H.  Sch. ;  Amsterdam  H.  Sch. ;  Colgate  Univ. 

Record:  1924,  first  place  inter-city  champs,  of 
Amsterdam  70  yd.,  100,  220,  440  high  jump  and 
broad  jump,  (individual  cup)  ;  1926,  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
4th  place  100  yd.  race ;  3rd  place  220  yd.  race ; 
Rochester  A.C.  champ.  100,  220  yd.  race;  Col- 
gate Univ.  100  yd.  record  9.4 ;  Colgate  Univ. 
Melrose  meet  40  yd.  race  3 ;  Colgate  Univ.  Mel- 
rose meet  60  yd.  race  3 ;  Colgate  Univ.  champ. 
40,  50,  60,  70  yd.  races.  Capt.  Colgate  Univ. 
freshman  track  and  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  capt. 
Colgate  track  team.  (Only  man  to  be  capt. 
twice.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Military  Service: 
C.M.T.C.F.A.  1922.  Affiliations:  Theta  Chi, 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  76  Broad  St.,  Hamil- 
ton, N.  Y.     Home:    906  Springate,  Utica,  N.  Y. 

OHARLESWORTH,  JOHN  DUDLEY,  center, 
Grantland  Rice's  All-American.  Born:  Briggs- 
ville,  N.  Adams,  Mass.,  Oct.  13,  1902.  Son  of 
Mrs.  Mary  A.  Charlesworth.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exe- 
ter Acad. ;  Roxbury  Sch. ;  Yale,  1929. 

Record:  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams,  1923-24).  1924-25,  mem.  Rox- 
bury Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.  team).  1926-27-28,  mem.  Yale 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Office:  970  Yale 
Station,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  North 
Adams,  Mass. 

CHASE,  CHARLES  WAYNE,  rowing.  Born: 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  Nov.  16,  1901.  Son  of  William 
Wayne  and  Edna  (Thomas)  Chase.  Ed.:  Ashe- 
ville  Sch.,  1919;  B.S.,  Yale,  1923;  Kans.  State 
Agr.  Coll. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Asheville  Sch.  crew. 
1920,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew  and  wrestling- 
teams.  1921,  mem.  Yale  champ,  crew.  1922, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Chmn.  Rollins  Coll.  rowing  com. ;  mem.  Rollins 
Coll.  ath.  bd.  Clubs:  Colony,  University  and 
Hermit,  (Cleveland,  Ohio).  Hobby:  Live-stock. 
Offices  311  Orlando  Bank  and  Trust  Co.  Bldg., 
Orlando,  Fla.    Home:  Winter  Park,  Fla. 


CHASE,  DANIEL,  coach.  Born:  Baring,  Me., 
Nov.  26,  1885.  Son  of  Granville  and  Caroline 
(Polleys)  Chase.  Ed.:  Hebron  Acad.;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Maine ;  M.S.,  Hamilton  Coll. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Baring  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  ice  hockey  teams.  1904,  mem.  Hebron 
varsity   B.B.    and    F.B.    teams.      1904-08,    mem. 


Univ.  of  Me.  B.B.  team.  1903-03,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Me.  Bskt.B.  team.  1905-07,  Univ.  of  Me. 
varsity  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1907-08,  capt. 
Univ.  of  Me.  hockey  team.  1912-15,  dir.  of  ath. 
Hamilton  Coll.  1915-16,  dir.  of  ath.  Conn.  State 
Coll.  of  Agr.  (coach  F.B.,  1915)  (coach  B.B., 
1916).  1916-19,  inspector  physical  training 
N.  Y.  State  M.  T.  Comm.  1919-26,  supervisor 
physical  ed.  and  chief  of  Bureau  of  Physical 
Ed.,  N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ex.  secy,  of  the  Sportsman- 
ship Brotherhood.  Military  Service:  N.  Y.  State 
M.  T.  Comm. ;  Cap.  S.S.  in  R.O.C.  Affiliations: 
N.  Y.  State  P.H.S.A.A. ;  Ath.  Research  Soc. ; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Maine  Alpha ;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  ;  Mason ;  Knight  Templar ;  Town  Hall 
C. ;  Ridgefield  Tennis  C. ;  Kiwanis  C.  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  golf.  Married:  Alice  Bearce,  Jan.  31, 
1911.  Children:  Mary  Caroline,  age  15;  Ira 
Thomas,  age  8.  Office:  342  Madison  Ave.,  New 
York,  N.  Y.  Home:  503  W.  121  St.,  New  York, 
N.  Y. 


CHASE,  JOHN  DENISON,  member  of  Har- 
vard track  team,  1922.  Born:  Saybrook,  Conn., 
June  26,  1900.  Son  of  John  Henry  and  Katharine 
(Denison)  Chase.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Harvard  relay  team, 
(won  against  N.  East.  Univ.).  1922,  won  Har- 
vard vs.  Univ.  of  Va.  track  meet,  (1st  place 
220  yd.  dash,  22  sec.)  ;  2nd  place  220-yd.  dash, 
Harvard-Annapolis-Univ.  of  Va.  track  meets; 
won  Harvard  vs.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.  meet,  (1st 
place  100  yd.  dash,  10  2/5  sec.  and  220  yd.  dash 
22  3/5  sec.)  ;  won  Harvard  vs.  Yale  track  meet, 
(tied  1st  place,  220  yd.  dash,  21  4-5  sec.)  ;  mem. 
Harvard  vs.  Princeton  track  meet  (2nd  place, 
220  yd.  dash). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Book  publishing,  Harcourt, 
Brace  and  Co.  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F. 
Clubs:  "H",  (Harvard  and  N.  Y.  C).  Office: 
383  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  N.  Y.  Home:  215 
East  48th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


CHASE,  JOHN  PIERCE,  captain  of  Harvard 
varsity  hockey  team.  1926-27.  Born:  Milton, 
Mass.,  June  12,  1906.  Son  of  Philip  P.  and 
Anna  (Wigglesworth)  Chase.  Ed.:  Mil.  Acad., 
1923;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1924;  Harvard, 
1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Mil.  Acad,  hockey  and  B.B. 
teams,  (3  yrs. ).  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams,  (1  yr.).  1924,  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  hockey  and  B.B.  teams. 
1926-28,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hockey  team,  (I. 
C.  champs,  and  capt.,  1926-27.).  1927-28,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Hasty  Pud- 
ding:  Institute  of  1770;  Owl;  "H",  (Harvard). 
Address:  241  Highland  St.,  Milton,  Mass. 


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CHASE,  ROBERT  ROBINSON,  crew.  Born: 
Lyndon,  Vt,  May  15,  1884.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Sarah  Weir  (Robinson)  Chase.  Ed.:  Lyndon 
Acad. ;  Kimball  Union  Acad. ;  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
track  team.  1903,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1905-06,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1922,  coach 
Mission  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Principal,  Bernal  Sch.,  (San 
Francisco,  Calif.).  Affiliations:  Mason.  Mar- 
ried: Annie  Crabbe,  1919.  Office:  Cortland  and 
Andover,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2426 
26th  Ave.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


CHASE,  STEPHEN,  established  world's  rec- 
ord first  120  yd.  hurdle,  1895.  Born:  Hanover, 
N.  H.,  July  28,  1874.  Son  of  Frederick  and  Mary 
(Pomeroy)  Chase.  Ed.  B.  S.,  Dartmouth  Coll., 
1896. 

Record:  1893,  first  120  yd.  hurdles  N.E.I.A.A.; 
N.E.I.A.A.  record  in  120  hurdles  (16%  sec), 
runner-up  120  hurdle  N.E.A.A.U.  1894,  first  120 
hurdle  N.E.I.A.A.;  third,  runnTng  broad  jump 
N.E.I.A.A. ;  record  120  hurdle  N.E.I.A.A.  16  sec. 
first  120  hurdle,  Metro.  A.  A.  U.,  runner-up  220 
yd.  hurdle,  Metro.  A.A.A.U. ;  first  120  yd.  hurdle, 
A.A.  Asso.  of  Canada  ;  first  running  high  jump, 
A.A.  Asso.,  Canada ;  champ.  120  and  hurdle, 
A.A.U.  '(World's  record  15%  sec.)  1895,  first 
in  each,  120  and  220  yd.  hurdle  and  running 
broad  jump  and  Asso.  record  120  yd.  hurdle 
15%  N.E.I.A.A. ;  and  running  broad  jump  rec- 
ord, 22'  31/2"  N.E.I.A.A.;  first  120  and  220  yd. 
hurdle.  Metro.  A.A.A.U. ;  champ.  120  yd.  hurdle 
A.A.U. ;  first  120  yd.  hurdle,  London  Ath.  Club 
vs.  N.Y.A.C,  world's  record  15%  sec.  1896,  first 
120  yd.  hurdle  and  220  yd.  hurdle  and  running 
broad  jump  N.E.I.A.A.;  first  120  yd.  hurdle 
I.C. A.A. A.  1896-97,  Ath.  Dir.  Knox  Coll.,  (Gales- 
burg,  111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Citrus  Grower.  War  Rec- 
ord: Food  Administration,  Statistical  Div.,  in 
charge  of  live  stock  and  meats.  July,  1917,  to 
April,  1919,  Wash.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  Palm 
Harbor  Citrus  Growers  Asso. ;  Dir.  Pinellas 
Married:  Helen  Watts.  Children:  Stephen,  Jr., 
age  24 ;  Frederick,  age  21 ;  Mary  Fuller,  age  18. 
Home:  305  Edgewater  Ave.,  Dunedin,  Fla. 
County  Citrus  Sub.  Exchange;  Beta  Theta  Pi. 

CHAUNCEY,  HENRY,  baseball  and  football. 
Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  9,  1905.  Son  of 
Rev.  E.  F.  and  Edith  (Jyft)  Chauncey.  Ed.: 
Groton  Sch.  (Groton,  Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1927. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team 
(won  against  Brown  Univ.,  Dartmouth  Coll., 
Tufts  Coll.  and  Yale).  1926-27,  mem.  Harvard 
B.B.  team.  1927-28,  B.B.  coach  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Wm.  Penn.  Charter  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Address:  Wm. 
Penn  Charter  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

CHENEY,  MARVIN  CHAPIN,  track.  Born: 
Southbridge,  Mass.,  June  25,  1901.  Son  of  Her- 
man Stanley  and  Mabel  (Chapin)  Cheney.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1920;  B.S.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1920,  1st  place  Harvard  I.S.  broad 
jump;  1st  place  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  meet 
broad  jump.  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  Yale  track 
team.  1927,  1st  place  Industrial  Fed.  meet  low 
hurdles,  high  jump  and  broad  jump. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  chief  engr.  Rockbestos 
Products  Corp.  Affiliations:  Delta  Phi;  Sigma 
Delta  Psi;  Tau  Beta  Pi;  St.  Elmo  Club,  (New 
Haven,  Conn.)  ;  Yale  Club.  (New  York,  N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Aviation  and  athletics.  Office:  Nicoll 
and  Canner,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  Laurel 
Ledge  Farm,   Southbridge,  Mass. 


CHENOWETH,  FRED  MYER,  all-state  quar- 
terback, 1915-16.  Born:  Fairmont,  W.  Va.. 
Aug.  26,  1893.  Son  of  J.  F.  and  Frances  (Mars- 
tiller)  Chenoweth.  Ed.:  Broaddus  Acad.;  H. 
Sch.,  Philippi,  W.  Va. ;  A.  B.  West  Va.  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.,  Philippi  H.  Sch.  F.  B.  team, 
one  yr.  Mem.,  Broaddus  Acad.  F.B.  (4  yrs., 
capt.  last  3  yrs.)  B.B.  (4  yrs.)  and  Bskt.  B.  (2 
yds.)  teams.  Mem.,  W.  Va.,  Univ.  F.B.  (4  yrs.), 
B.B.  (3  yrs.)  and  Bskt.  B.  (2  yrs.)  teams. 
1915-16,  picked  as  quarterback  on  the  All-State 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  and  coach,  Broad- 
dus Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Private  in  Marine 
Corps.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Amer.  Legion; 
Kiwanis  Club;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby: 
Ath.  coaching.  Married:  Eula  Criss,  Aug.  30, 
1921.    Home:  Philippi,  W.  Va. 


CHESNUT,  EDWARD  T.,  football.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Oct.  1,  1887.  Son  of  Alex- 
ander R.  and  Mary  (Leoni)  Chesnut.  Ed.: 
Minneapolis  South  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  A.B., 
1910,  LL.B.,  1911. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B^ 
team  (ran  102  yds.  for  touchdown  against  Carl- 
isle Indians). 

Married:  Edna  Burch,  Aug.  21,  1913.  Office: 
638  McKnight  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home: 
2649  James  Ave.,  N.  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


CHESTON,  J.  HAMILTON,  track.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.  Oct.  30,  1893.  Son  of  James  and 
Caroline  Calvert  (Morris)  Cheston.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  A.B.,  1915 ;  LL.B.,  1920. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  2nd  Varsity 
soccer  team.  1915,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
team.  1914-15,  mem.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  Ex.  Com., 
also  mgr.  34th  annual  track  and  field  meet. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
O.T.C.  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.  disch.  1st  Lt.  Affilia- 
tions: Asst.  gen.  solicitor  Norf.  and  West.  Ry. 
Co. ;  instr.  Finance  Dept.  Univ.  of  Pa. ;  Delta 
Phi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Family  Soc.  of  Phila. ; 
Home  of  the  Merciful  Saviour  for  Crippled  Chil- 
dren; Bd.  of  Dir.  Ath.  Asso.  Clubs:  Univ.  Barge 
C. ;  Varsity  C. ;  Phila.  C. ;  M.O.F.W. ;  White- 
marsh  Hunt  C.  Hobby:  Rowing  and  riding. 
Married:  Cornelia  Carter  Leidy,  Aug.  24,  1917. 
Office:  1201  Commercial  Tr.  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Hartwell  Ave.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Pa. 


CHEVES,  JAMES  P.,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Nov.  25,  1898.  Son  of  Isaac 
and  Millie  (Gilbert)  Cheves.  Ed.:  Ga.  Mil.  Coll., 
1918 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1922. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams,  (capt,  1921).  1920, 
hon.  mention  F.B.  team.  1921,  runner-up  Bskt.B. 
tournament.  1922-28,  officiated  S.T.A.A.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  June,  1918,  discharged  Dec.  12, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  Atlanta  A.C. ; 
East  Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Chumbley,  July  28,  1922. 
Children:  James,  Jr.,  age  4:  Elizabeth  Preston, 
age  2.  Office:  Adam  Realty  Co.,  Healey  Bldg., 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  40  Havenshaw  Rd.,  N., 
Atlanta,  Ga. 

CHILDS,  CLARENCE  CHESTER,  football. 
Born:  Wooster,  Ohio,  July  24,  1884.  Son  of 
James  and  Elenor  (Kammerer)  Childs.  Ed.: 
Yale,  1912;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1911, 
mem.  Yale  wrestling  team.  1912,  capt.  Yale 
track  team ;  mem.  Olympic  team ;  hold  German 
hammer  record.  1914-16,  coach  Ind.  Univ.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  Chief  ath.  officer  Amer.  Em- 
barkation Center  (France)  ;  ath.  dir.  Colombes 
Stadium,    (Paris,  France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  engr.  War  Rec- 
ord: Maj.  157th  Inf.,  37th  div.,  mem.  A.E.F. 
Clubs:  N.Y.A.C. ;  Nat'l.  Press;  Army  and  Navy, 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Married:  Zelia  Sherrard. 
Children:  Nancy,  age  3.  Address:  1221  Garrison 
St.,  Fremont,  Ohio. 


CHILDS,  SAMUEL  BERESFORD,  Intercol- 
legiate B.B.  champ.  Born:  East  Hartford, 
Conn.,  Nov.  5,  1861.  Son  of  Seth  Lee  and  Juliett 
(Wood)  Childs.  Ed.:  Hartford  Public  H.  Sch., 
1879 ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1883 ;  M.D.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  1887. 

Record:  1882-83,  mem.  Yale  I.C.  B.B.  champ, 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Amer.  Coll.  of  Radiology;  pres.  Colo. 
State  Medical    Soc;   Colo.   Yale  Asso.;   Amer. 


Medical  G.A. ;  U.S.G.A. ;  Denver  C.C;  Denver 
Club.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Henrietta  Willett,  Aug.  15,  1890  (de- 
ceased) ;  second  wife:  Anne  Starling,  Sept.  2, 
1908.  Children:  John  Wood,  age  31;  Samuel 
Beresford,  Jr.,  age  18.  Office:  Metropolitan 
Bldg.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home:  930  Pearl  St., 
Denver,  Colo. 


CHILLINGWORTH,  CHARLES  FRED- 
ERICK, JR.,  football  and  crew.  Born:  Hono- 
lulu, T.  H.,  Mar.  6,  1903.  Son  of  Charles  F. 
and  Anna  (Stratemeyer)  Chillingworth.  Ed.: 
U.S.N.A.,  1925. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  freshman  crew 
team  (won  I.C.  champ,  crew  trophy).  1923-24, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1923-25, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  crew  team  (won  I.C. 
senior  champ.  Poughkeepsie,  N.Y.).  1925,  mem. 
U.S.N.A.  water  polo  team  (won  U.S.N.A.  A.A. 
sword  for  personal  excellence  in  athletics. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer.  Clubs:  Oahu 
C.  C.  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Coaching.  Address: 
U.  S.  S.  Burns,  No.  171,  care  P.  M.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 

CHRISTMAN,  ARTHUR  HENRY,  Poughkeep- 
sie races  with  Wis.  Univ.  crews.  Bom:  Meno- 
monee  Falls,  Wis.,  Mar.  23,  1878.  Son  of  H.  P. 
and  Christine  (Kraus)  Christman.  Ed.  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1903. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis  crews 
at  Poughkeepsie. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Hobby:  Music. 
Married:  Helena  Reddlien.  Children:  Vivian, 
age  26 ;  Elvin,  age  23 ;  Lyle,  age  18 ;  Borothea, 
age  13;  Winnefred,  age  5.  Home:  Menomonee 
Falls.  Wis. 


CHISHOLM,  JULIAN  FORD,  trapshooting. 
Bom:  Savannah,  Ga.,  Aug.  12,  1876.  Son  of 
W.  W.  and  Jesse  (Fourke)  Chisholm.  Ed.: 
M.D.,   Univ.  of  Md.,   1900. 

Record:  1926,  competed  in  Grand  Amer.  Meet, 
(Dayton,  O.).  1927,  competed  in  Fla.  State 
meet  and  in  Gen.  Oglethorpe  Hotel  shoot;  in 
Waynesboro  Gun  Club  shoot  (average  for  '27, 
91.61). 

Pres.  Occupation:  E.  E.  N.  and  Throat  Spec. 
Mil.  Service:  Comn'd.  capt.,  M.O.R.C,  June, 
1918;  discharged,  Mar.  1923.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Forest  City  Gun  C. ;  Amateur  Trapshoot- 
ing Asso. ;  Oglethorpe  C. ;  Cattillion  C. ;  Motor 
Boat  C. ;  $  Tribes  of  So.  Indians ;  Amer.  Coll. 
of  Surgeons.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  golfing. 
Married:  Nannie  E.  Levering,  Oct.  15,  1903. 
Children:  Julian  F.,  Jr.,  age  23;  Nancy,  age 
16;  Polly,  age  14;  W.  W.,  2nd,  age  9.  Office: 
512  Abercorn  St.,  Savannah,  Ga.  Home:  201 
E.  Gaston  St.,  Savannah,  Ga. 


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CHISHOLM,  RODERICK  A.,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Apr.  1,  1905.  Son 
of  Roderick  A.  and  Frances  (Turner)  Chisholrn. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Santa  Clara,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  All-City  guard,  F.B.  (San 
Francisco).  1920-22,  mem.  San  Francisco  A.L. 
F.B.  team  (All-City  F.B.,  1922).  1923,  All- 
City  and  All-State  F.B.  ( San  Francisco,  Calif. ) . 
1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Santa  Clara  F.B.  team. 
1927,  mem.  second  All-Coast  F.B.  team  (honor- 
able mention  by  Glenn  Warner,  Tad  Jones  and 
Knute  Rockne)  ;  honorable  mention  several  AU- 
Amer.  F.B.  teams  (Glenn  Warner,  Tad  Jones 
and  Knute  Rockne). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Santa 
Clara).  Affiliations :  Engr.  Soc,  Univ.  of  Santa 
Clara.  Hobby:  Engineering.  Address:  240 
Euclid  Ave.,   San  Francisco,  Calif. 


CHRISTGAU,  RUFUS  JOHN,  represented 
Univ.  of  Minn,  in  Natl.  A.A.U.  handball  tour- 
nament, 1926.  Born:  Austin,  Minn.,  May  2, 
1899.  Son  of  Fred  and  Adeline  (Vaneslow) 
Christgau.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record :  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(only  man  in  "Big  Ten"  to  hit  safely  five  con- 
secutive times  in  one  game ;  batting  average, 
412)  ;handball  champ.  Coll.  of  Agr.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.  1925,  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  B.B.  team 
(capt.)  ;  chosen  by  Perry  Holden  on  "Big  Ten" 
all-conf.  B.B.  team ;  handball  champ.,  Coll.  of 
Agr.  1926,  handball  champ.,  representing  Univ. 
of  Minn,  in  Natl.  A.A.U.  handball  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.  St. 
Peter  H.  Sch.,  St.  Peter,  Minn.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Co.  C,  124th  Reg.  Engrs. ;  discharged 
priv.  1st  class,  Jan.  7,  1919.  Married:  Alice 
Erickson,  June  22,  1927.  Home:  St.  Peter,  Minn. 
St.  Peter,  Minn. 


CHURCH,  EDGAR  M.,  track.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  May  24,  1875.  Son  of  William  Augustus 
and  Elizabeth  (Inskip)  Church.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.   of  Pa. 

Record:  1888,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew  (won  Childs 
cup)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team.  1890-91- 
92,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  crew.  1892, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  War  Service:  Lt. 
Spanish  Amer.  War;  special  service  Navy 
Dept.  Clubs:  Racquet  C. ;  Phila.  C.C. ;  Wissa- 
hicson  Farms  C.  Hobby:  Early  Amer.  ships 
and  Whaling.  Married:  Alice  Sands.  Children: 
Edgar,  Jr.,  age  17.  Office:  1511  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  2046  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


CHURCH,  GEORGE  MYERS,  tennis.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  21,  1891.  Son  of  Samuel 
Christy  and  Georgia  (Myers)  Church.  Ed.: 
L.L.B.,  Princeton,  1915. 

Record:  1908-10,  runner  up  in  Natl.  I.C.  ten- 
nis champ.  1911,  won  Natl.  I.C.  tennis  champ. 
1912-14,  mem.  Princeton  track  and  tennis 
teams  (capt.  tennis;  placed  second  in  Natl, 
[doubles]  tennis  ranking).  1915-16,  Western 
tennis  champ;  Met.  tennis  champ.;  placed  3rd. 
in  Natl,  single  and  double  tennis  ranking.  1917, 
Orient  tennis  champ.  1922,  I.C.  double  tennis 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  producer,  Crane  County 
Oil  Field.  War  Service:  Flying  sergt.  Hazel- 
hurst  Field,  Mineola  (N.  Y.),  1917;  1st.  Lt. 
flying  instr.  McCook  Field,  Dayton  (O.),  1918; 
airplane  tester  Ellington  Field,  Houston 
(Texas);  night  flying  instr.,  1918;  officer  in 
charge  Barron  Field,  Fort  Worth  (Texas), 
1918;  promoted  to  capt.,  1918.  Clubs:  Racquet 
and  Tennis  C. ;  West  Side  Tennis  C. ;  Fort 
Worth  C. ;  Riner  Crest  CO;  Englewood  (N. 
J.)  C.C.  Hobby:  Geology.  Married:  Augusta 
Hani,  July  21,  1926.  Address:  Fort  Worth 
Natl.  Bk.  Bldg.,  Fort  Worth,  Texas. 


CHURCH,  HARRY  VICTOR,  broad  jump. 
Born:  Allegan,  Mich.,  June  9,  1871.  Son  of  M. 
L.  and  Julia  (Hawks)  Church.  Ed.:  Coll  of  Em- 
poria; Ph.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1899. 

Record:  1894,  second  place  running  broad 
jump,  triangular  meet;  (Chicago,  Northwest- 
ern, and  Lake  Forest).  1894,  first  place  run- 
ning broad  jump,  21  ft.,  West.  I.C.  meet.  1894, 
"C"  from  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  J.  Sterling  Morton 
Secondary  Schs.  Affiliations:  Blue  Lodge;  Scot- 
tish Rite ;  Medinah  Temple ;  Dept.  of  Sec.  Sch. 
Prin.  of  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Berwyn  Club ;  Judd 
Club  (sec).  Hobby:  Farming.  Married: 
Katherine  Edwards,  Aug.  16,  1899.  Children: 
Dorothy  Church  Weick,  age  28;  Phil.  Edwards, 
age  26 ;  Harriet  Julia,  age  21 ;  John  Mark,  age 
15 ;  Harry  Victor,  Jr.,  age  13.  Office:  Austin 
Blvd.,  Cicero,  111.  Home:  312'9  Wenonah  Ave., 
Berwyn,  111. 


CHURCH,     HEYLIGER,     football     and     la 
crosse.     Born:     Washington,    D.   C,     Nov.     23, 
1893.      Son    of    Melville    and     Sarah    Heyliger 
(Durant)    Church.      Ed.:    Western    High    Sch.: 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  Mem.  Western  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1913,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  team; 
niein.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1914-15-16, 
mem.  Yale  champs.  F.B.  team  ;  mem.  Yale  la- 
crosse team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  New  Bus.  Dept.,  First 
Natl.  Bank.  War  Record:  Commd.  1st  Lt.  Air 
Service,  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Conn.  Golf 
Asso. ;  New  Haven  C.C. ;  Quinnipiack  Club. 
Married:  Adelaide  Whitehouse  Moffat.  Chil- 
dren: Kilborn,  age  2 ;  Sarah  Adelaide,  infant. 
Office:  First  Natl.'  Bank,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Home:  49  Autumn  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


CHURCHILL,  ASAPH,  football.  Born: 
Wrentham,  Mass.,  Aug.  18,  1S66.  Son  of  Gard- 
ner Asaph  and  Ellen  Brastow  (Barrett) 
Churchill.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1888. 

Record:  Mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team  (3  yrs.). 
mem.  Boston  A. A.  F.B.  team  (2  yrs.).  Mem. 
Harvard  freshman  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  paper  dealer. 
Affiliations:  Hoosic  Whisick  G.C. ;  Milton  Ten- 
nis and  Squash  C. ;  Badminton  C. ;  trustee, 
Milton  Sav.  Bk. ;  vice-pres.  and  trustee  Dor- 
chester Coop.  Bk. ;  treas.  Rockwell  and 
Churchill  Press;  Union  C. ;  Harvard  C.  (Bos- 
ton &  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  Badminton. 
Married:  Helen  Olivia  French,  June  14,  1900. 
Children:  Olivia ;  Asaph,  Jr.,  and  Barbara  E. 
Office:  201  Devonshire  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
247  Adams  St.,  Milton,  Mass. 


CHURCHILL,  CHARLES  NOBLE,  JR.,  swim 
mlng.  Born:  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Feb.  25,  1897. 
Son  of  Charles  Noble  and  Katie  (Chism) 
Churchill.  Ed.:  Miss  Gardiner's  Sch. ;  Memphis 
Univ.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Nancy  (France)  ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Memphis  Univ.  Sch. 
F.B.,  track  and  soccer  teams.  1922-23,  mem. 
Memphis  C.C.  swimming  team.  1923-24,  coach 
Charlotte  (N.  C.)  Y.W.C.A.  swimming  team. 
1925-27,  coach  Memphis  (Tenn.)  Y.W.C.A. 
swimming  team.  Officiated:  1924,  dlr.  S.E.A. 
A.U.  swimming  champs.  1925,  official  timer,  Wo- 
men's Natl.  Senior  A.A.U.  swimming  champs ; 
judge  Natl,  long-distance-team  race  (pres.  Cool- 
idge  Cup).  1926,  official  judge  and  mem.  Rec- 
ords Com.  Women's  Natl,  swimming  champ. 
Sesqui-Centennial  (Phila.,  Pa.).  1928,  chrnin. 
Amer.  Olympic  Com.  for  Tenn.-Ky. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  shipper  and  ex- 
porter. War  Record:  Enlisted,  1917 ;  comnd. 
2nd  lieut.  inf.,  1917;  served  31st  Div.,  trans- 
ferred 32nd  Div.  Meuse-Argonne  offensive,  pro- 
moted 1st  lieut.,  Gen.  Staff,  1st  Army  Hdqrs ; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Partner  S.  B. 
Churchill  &  Co.;  partner,  Field  &  Churchill; 
Elks ;  Memphis  Swimming  Asso. ;  Bd.  of  Govs. 
U.S.A.A.U. ;  Natl.  Swimming  Com. ;  vice-pres. 
S.E.A.A.U.;  S.  Mfgrs'.  Club;  Revellers'  Club; 
Memphis  C.C.  Hobby:  Swimming,  golf  and 
hunting.  Office:  48  S.  Front  St.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 
Home:   1216    Union   Ave.,    Memphis,   Tenn. 


CHUTE,    GEORGE   MAYNARD,  JR.,    track. 

Bom:  Toledo,  Ohio,  Jan.  18,  1900.  Son  of 
George  Maynard  and  Grace  (Hamilton)  Chute. 
Ed.:  Scott  H.  Sch.,  Toledo,  Ohio;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1922. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  cross- 
country teams.  1921,  first  to  win  major  cross- 
country "M"  in  West  Conf.  competition ;  won 
Harpham  Cross-Country  Trophy.  1921-22,  2- 
mile  on  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Elec.  engr.  Affiliations: 
Gen.  Elec.  Co.  (Mich.).  Married:  Josephine 
LaSota,  June  24,  1921.  Office:  700  Antoinette 
St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  18532  Riopelle  St., 
Detroit,  Mich. 

CHUTTER,  ROBERT  WELLINGTON,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  July  14,  1898.  Son 
of  Herbert  E.  W.  and  Ella  Naomi  (Blodgett) 
Chutter.  Ed.:  Dorchester  H.  Sch.;  Kimball 
Union  Acad. ;  Mt.  Hermon  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Vermont,  1922. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Vermont  Varsity  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  High-point  scorer  in  track, 
1921-22;  Tri  St.  Coll.  record  in  shot-put,  1921. 
1922-23,  coach  of  ath.  Whitehall  (N.Y.)  H.  Sch. 
1923-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials;  mem. 
Marbel  Valley  League  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  engr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: U.S.N.R.C,  1918-19;  1st  lieut.  322nd 
Engrs.,  97th  Div.  Affiliations:  Vermont  Marble 
Co. ;  asst.  supt.  of  Monumental  Productions ; 
Kappa  Sigma,  Kappa  Mu  Epsilon ;  Univ.  C. ; 
Rutland  Co.  Council  B.S.A. ;  Mason;  Vermont 
Children's  Aid  Soc. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Reserve 
Officers'  Asso. ;  Sutherland  C.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Ruth  Mary  Joslin,  June  11,  1924. 
Children:  Ruth  Eleanor,  age  2.  Office:  Care 
Vermont  Marble  Co.,  Proctor,  Vt.  Home:  11 
Holden  St.,  Proctor,  Vt. 

CLAIRE,  TED  (HARRY  WHITE),  amateur 
featherweight  champ.  Pacific  Coast,  1919.  Born: 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  25,  1900.  Son  of  Morris 
and  Rose  (Cline)  Claire.    Ed.:  Hoboken  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1920,  won  feather  wt.  amateur  title 
of  Pacific  Coast  from  Charlie  Kutter,  K.  O.'d  in 
3rd  round.  Fought  Abe  Goldstein  (former 
bantam  champ.)  and  "Spud"  Myers.  Fifty-six 
bouts  in  3  yrs. ;  won  52  and  lost  to  "Spud"  My- 
ers. 1928,  official  timer  Amer.  Marathon  at 
Boston. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Actor.  Affiliations:  Publix 
Corp.  Hobby:  Boxing,  golf  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: May  Alexander,  Newark,  N.  J.,  Feb.,  1926. 
Office:  Century  Theatre,  Balto.,  Md.  Home: 
Kernan's   Hotel,   Balto.,   Md. 

CLANCY,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  baseball.  Born: 
Odell,  111.,  Sept.  15,  1902.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Mary  (Danaher)  Clancy.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  H.  Sch. 
(Odell,  111.);  A.B.,  St.  Vista  Coll.,  1922. 


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Record:  1919-22,  mem.  St.  Vista  Varsity  B.B. 
team  (won  Champs,  of  I.I.A.C.  each  year). 
1922-23-24-25-26,  mem.  White  Sox  B.B.  team. 
(Hit  290,  1923.)  (Hit  340  and  broke  record  by 
hitting  40  consecutive  games,  1924.)  (Hit  297, 
1925.)    (Hit  340,  1926.)    (Hit  300,  1927.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Baseball.  Affilia- 
tions: K.  of  C. ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Ad- 
dress:  Odell,  111. 

CLANEY,  WILLIAM  JOSEPH,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  17,  1900. 
Son  of  Jacob  and  Margaret  Claney.  Ed.:  St. 
Ignatius  Acad.  (Chicago,  111.),  1920;  Ph.B., 
Notre  Dame  Univ.,  1925. 

Record :  1923-24,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B. 
team   (Natl,  champs.,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
Married:  Gertrude  Meilstrup,  Jan.  21,  1926. 
Address:   1157  E.  Calvert  St.,  South  Bend,  Ind. 


CLAPP,  EDWIN  JONES,  former  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

hurdle  champion  and  intercollegiate  tennis 
champion.  Born:  Hudson,  Wis.,  Sept.  9,  1881. 
Son  of  Newell  H.  and  Sarah  E.  (Jones)  Clapp. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1904.  Ph.D.,  Univ.,  Berlin, 
1910. 

Record:  1900,  capt.,  track  team,  St.  Paul 
Central  H.  Sch.,  (winner  of  both  hurdles  and 
high  jump  and  runner-up  in  quarter  mile). 
1901-03-04,  mem.,  Yale  track  team,  (winner  of 
high  and  low  hurdles  in  I.C. ) .  1902,  mem.,  Yale 
track  team,  (runner-up  in  high  and  low  hurdles 
in  I.C).  1903,  tennis  champ,  with  Frederick  C. 
Colston  in  doubles.  1904,  capt.,  Yale  track 
team ;  capt.,  Yale-Harvard  track  which  beat 
Oxford-Cambridge  in  London,  winner  of  high 
hurdles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editorial  writer,  Hearst 
Newspapers.  Affiliations:  Elihi  Club;  Yale 
Club,  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Swimming  and  hiking. 
Married:  Susanna  Nelson,  July  15,  1907.  Chil- 
dren: Amy,  age  18;  Edwin,  age  14.  Office:  210 
South  St.,  N.Y.C.     Home:   35  Fifth  Ave.  N.Y.C. 


Helen  Marie  Yoss,  Nov.  24,  1927.  Office:  Dow- 
ner and  Kenwood,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
805  Maryland  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

CLAPP,  RAYMOND  GUSTAVUS,  holder 
world's  record  pole  vault  (11  ft.  10%  in.),  1898. 
Bom:  Northampton,  Mass.,  May  31,  1875.  Son 
of  Wyllys  W.  and  Lucelia  (Blood)  Clapp.  Ed.: 
Williston  Sem.;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1899 ;  M-.D.,  Keokuk 
Med.  Coll.,  1902. 

Record:  1894-95-96,  mem.  Williston  Sem.  F.B., 
track  and  tennis  teams  (all  around  champ.). 
1896,  1st  place  Natl.  I.S.  Ath.  Asso.  meet  pole 
vault,  height  10  ft.  7  in.  1897-98-99,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  and  gym.  teams  (capt.  gym.  team, 
1899).  1898,  tie  1st  place  East.  I.C.  Ath.  Asso. 
pole  vault ;  1st  place  Natl.  A.A.U.  and  Canadian 
Champ,  meet  pole  vault ;  world's  record  pole 
vault,  height  11  ft.  10y2  in.  1899,  1st  place  East. 
I.C.  Ath.  Asso.  pole  vault;  All-East.  I.  C.  gym. 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  educ.  Univ. 
Nebr.  Affiliations:  Home  service-chmn.,  first 
aid  com.  and  instr.  in  first  aid,  Lincoln  chapter 
of  A.R.C.,  1916-19 ;  Sec,  acting  chmn.  Wrestling 
Rules  Com.  of  Natl.  Coll.  Ath.  Asso.;  Theta 
Delta  Chi ;  A.M.A. ;  Amer.  Phys.  Educ.  Asso. ; 
Soc.  of  Phys.  Educ.  Dirs.  in  Colls. ;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  Univ.  Profs.;  Univ.  Club  (Lincoln,  Nebr.). 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Anne 
Barr,  Aug.  19,  1903.  Children:  Catherine  Barr, 
age  18;  Margaret  Barr,  age  16.  Office:  207 
Coliseum,  Univ.  Nebr.,  Lincoln,  Nebr.  Home: 
2017  Washington  St.,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

CLARK,  ASA  V.,  football.  Born:  Albion, 
Wash.,  Mar.  26,  1889.  Son  of  Mary  E.  (Walk- 
er) and  Girard  Clark.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Wash.  State 
Coll. 

Record:  1911-14-15,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team.     1915,  capt. ;  won  coast  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; K.P. ;  B.P.O.E.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Lillian  M.  McDonald.  Children:  Barbara  Jean, 
age  9 ;  Asa  V.,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Girard,  age  2%. 
Home:  Albion,  Wash. 


CLAPP,  PERCY,  football.  Born:  Roberts, 
Wis.,  Mar.  10,  1900.  Son  of  Otis.  F.  and  Con- 
stance (Sutherland)  Clapp.  Ed.:  River  Falls 
Normal;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  Mem.  River  Falls  Normal  F.B.  team 
(3  yrs.).  Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  and  wres- 
tling teams  (2  yrs.).  Track  coach  Milwaukee 
Normal  (2  yrs.).  2nd  place  Wis.  Normal  Sch. 
meet.  1925-28,  F.B.  coach  Milwaukee  Normal 
(undefeated  team,  won  Wis.  Normal  champ., 
1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  Milwaukee  Nor- 
mal. Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy. 
Affiliations:      Sigma     Phi     Epsilon.       Married: 


CLARK,  BERTRAM  THOMAS,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Maryville,  Mo.,  May  18,  1905.  Son  of 
Bertram  T.  and  Corrie  (Watkins)  Clark.  Ed.: 
Chillicothe  H.  Sch.  (Mo.)  ;  Principia  Junior 
Coll.;   A.B.,   Univ.  of  Mo.,   1928. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Chillicothe  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  track  and  F.B.  teams  (All-State  q.b., 
1921-22).  1922-24,  mem.  Principia  Junior  Coll. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  golf  teams.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  F.B.  team  (f.b.,  second 
All- Valley  team,  Kansas  City  Star's,  1925 ;  high 
point  scorer,  Mo.  Valley  Conf.,  1926;  h.b.  on  all 
selections  of  first  All-Valley  teams,  1926;  h.b., 
Rockne's  All- West,  team,  1926). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Mo.). 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Q.E.B.H.  (honor- 
ary senior  soc,  Univ.  of  Mo.).  Address:  New 
Leeper  Hotel,  Chillicothe,  Mo. 

CLARK,  CHARLES  ARTHUR,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Somerville,  Mass.,  Feb.  15,  1898.  Son 
of  Charles  Arthur  and  Ellen  (Blake)  Clark. 
Ed.:  Milton  Acad.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1919. 

Record:   Mem.  Milton  Acad.   F.B.,  B.B.   and 

hockey  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
man F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey  and  track  teams.  1916- 
17,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.,  hockey  and 
track  teams.  1917,  mem.  Boston  Navy  Yard 
F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
and  hockey  teams.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  in  U.S.N.N.C.  as  Q.M.,  1917;  ap- 
pointed ensign  Sept.,  1917,  and  served  on  U.S.S. 
Salem.  Affiliations:  Babcock  Rushton  &  Co.; 
Big  Bro.  Movement,  Inc. ;  Harvard  C. ;  Racquet 
and  Tennis  C. ;  St.  Nicholas  Hockey  C.  Office: 
50  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  370  Park  Ave., 
New  York  city. 


CLARK,  CHARLES  C,  tennis,  crew  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  6,  1875.  Son 
of  Ezra  W.  and  Sylvia  (Nodine)  Clarke.  Ed.: 
Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1893;  LL.B.,  Temple  Coll.  (Phila., 
Pa.),  1899;  Columbian  Coll.,  LL.M.,  1900; 
D.C.L.,  1901. 

Record:  1890-93,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  tennis 
team  (held  singles  champ,  for  4  yrs.).  1891-93, 
capt.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1894-96,  mem. 
Columbia  A.C.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1896).  1895- 
96,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  crew  (crew  won  junior 
and  intermediate  champs.  Potomac  Regatta, 
1896).  1900-01,  f.b.  and  coach  Columbian  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1902-03,  runner-up  in  District 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  and  South.  Tennis  tournaments. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  chief  U.  S.  Weather 
Bureau.  Clubs:  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics, 
hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Mary  D.  Swingle, 
July  12,  1905.  Children:  Charles,  Jr.,  age  21; 
Duncan,  age  19 ;  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  15 ;  Anita, 
age  12.  Office:  Weather  Bureau,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  21  W.  Irving  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


CLARK,  C.  SEWALL,  squash  racquet  player. 
Born:  Germantown,  Pa.,  Feb.  11,  1893.  Son  of 
Clarence  M.  and  Mary  (Taylor)  Clark.  Ed.: 
Mil.   Acad.;   A.B.,   Harvard,    1916. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
hockey  team.  1917,  mem.  Germantown  Cricket 
Club  squash  racquet  team.  1925,  mem.  Amer. 
squash  racquet  Inter-Sch.  team  (matches  played 
in  England)  ;  mem.  several  Amer.  teams  (com- 


peting against  Canada,  Lapham  Cup  matches). 
1926-27,  runner-up  Pa.  State  champ,  matches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  1918;  discharged  lieut.  Jr. 
Grade,  1919.  Affiliations:  E.  W.  Clark  &  Son. 
Clubs:  Penn  A.C;  Pine  Valley  G.C. ;  Phila.  C. 
and  Racquet;  Germantown  Cricket.  Married: 
Marguerite  Auzias  de  Turenne,  July,  1919. 
Children:  Stewart,  age  6 ;  Marie,  age  3.  Office: 
321  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Indian 
Queen  Lane,  Phila.,  Pa. 

CLARK,  CLARENCE  MUNROE,  tennis. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  27,  1859.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward White  and  Mary  Todhunter  (Sill)  Clark. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1881,  won  Natl,  doubles  champs. 
1881-86,  active  contestant  in  tennis  events.  1883, 
defeated  Amer.  champs.,  Dwight  and  Sears; 
competed  with  English  champs.,  Renshaw 
Bros.;  secy.  U.S.L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
of  Commonwealth  Power  Corp. ;  Portland  Elec. 
Power  Co. ;  Elec.  R.R.  Security  Co. ;  dir.  and 
vice-pres.  North.  Ohio  Power  Co. ;  dir.  Con- 
sumers' Power  Co. ;  Tenn.  Elec.  Power  Co. ; 
Denver  Tramway  Corp. ;  Nashville  R.R.  &  Lt. 
Co. ;  Germantown  Trust  Co. ;  Saving  Fund  Soc. 
of  Germantown ;  Delta  Psi ;  dir.  Playground  & 
Recreation  Asso. ;  Union  League.  Clubs:  Phila. 
C.C. ;  Sunnybrook  G.C. ;  Germantown  Cricket 
C. ;  Congressional  C.C. ;  Ekwanok  C.C. ;  Equinox 
Links  C. ;  Univ.  C. ;  Engrs.  C. ;  Down  Town  C. ; 
Rittenhouse  C. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Arling- 
ton C.  (Portland,  Ore.);  Santee  C. ;  Oakland 
C. ;  Recess  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Mountain  City  C.  (Chat- 
tanooga, Tenn.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
Newbold  Taylor,  Nov.  13,  1884.  Children:  Ed- 
ward W.,  3rd,  age  42;  Franklin  T.,  age  39; 
C.  Sewall,  age  35.  Office:  321  Chestnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.   Home:  Queen  La.,  Sta.  Z,  Phila.,  Pa. 

CLARK,  DAVID  BURNS,  football.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Oct.  16,  1880.  Son  of  Francis 
E.  and  Cassie  (Burns)  Clark.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  1905;  M.A.,  1910;  Columbia  Univ., 
grad.  work,  1914. 

Record:  1901-02-03-04,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Schs.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Kiwanis  Club;  Ohio  H.  Sch.  A. A.  (sec.- 
treas.)  ;  Ohio  State  F.B.  Officials'  Asso.  Mar- 
ried: Anna  Clingan.  Children:  Francis,  age  12; 
Mary,  age  9;  Helen,  age  5.  Office:  H.  Sch., 
Kenton,  Ohio.    Home:  729  N.  Main  St.,  Kenton,  O. 

CLARK,  FORRESTER  A.,  football.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  20,  1906.  Son  of  John 
Dudley  and  Cornelia  (Andrew)  Clark.  Ed.:  St. 
Mark's   Sch.;  A.B.,   Harvard,   1929. 


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Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  St.  Marks  Sch.  F.B., 
hockey  and  crew  teams  (capt.  crew,  1924).  1925- 
26,  mem.  freshman  Harvard  Univ.  F.B.,  hockey, 
champ,  crew  and  polo  teams.  1927,  mem.  Har- 
vard Univ.  varsity  crew.  1927-28,  mem.  Har- 
vard Univ.  polo  and  F.B.  teams  (All-College 
Polo  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Harvard 
Varsity  C. ;  Union  Boat  C. ;  Hasty  Pudding  C. ; 
Porcellin  C. ;  Stylus  G.  Hobby:  Banker.  Office: 
1324  Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  32 
Hareford  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

CLARK,  GEORGE,  football  and  baseball, 
ball.  Bom:  Carthage,  111.,  Mar.  20,  1894.  Son 
of  Charles  A.  and  Virginia  Elizabeth  (McCul- 
lough)  Clark.  Ed.:  William  and  Vashti  Coll.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Carthage  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams.  1912-13,  mem.  Wil- 
liam and  Vashti  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  fresh- 
man F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1914- 
15-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  varsity  champs.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916-17,  asst.  Univ.  of  Kans. 
aths.  1917-18,  mem.  U.S.A.  Camp  Funston 
champs.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams ;  coach  Bskt.B. 
team.  1918-19,  mem.  A.B.F.  champs.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1919-20,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  111. 
F.B.  team ;  head  coach  Univ.  of  111.  B.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  Mich.  State  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1921-26,  coach  Univ.  of  Kans.  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926-27,  asst.  coach  Univ. 
of  Minn.  F.B.  and  varsity  B.B.  teams.  1927, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach  Butler  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Service: 
Enlisted  May,  1917;  1st  lieut.  342nd  FA.,  89th 
Div. ;  discharged  June,  1919.  Affiliations:  N.C. 
A.A.  and  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  B.P.O.E. ; 
Mason ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Alpha  Gamma  Rho ; 
Tau  Nu  Epsilon ;  Hoosier  A.C. ;  Isaak  Walton 
League ;  Indianapolis  A.C. ;  Columbia  C. ;  Kan- 
sas City  A.C.  Married:  Janet  Mahon,  Dec.  25, 
1921.  Children:  Mary  Virginia,  age  5;  Jane, 
age  3.  Office:  Ath.  dept.  Butler  Univ.,  Indian- 
apolis, Ind.  Home:  5203  Julian  Ave.,  Indian- 
apolis, Ind. 

CLARK,  HENRY  WADSWORTH,  football. 
Born:  Wrangell,  Alaska,  Apr.  11,  1899.  Son  of 
Willoughby  and  Georgiana  (Shoquette)  Clark. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1918;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1923. 

Record :  1917,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Leland  Stanford  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1923,  Har- 
vard freshman  line  coach.  1925,  head  coach 
Trinity  Coll.  1926-27,  asst.  varsity  coach  Har- 
vard. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ph.D.  candidate  and  asst. 
instr.  of  history  Harvard  Univ.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.  instr.  Stanford  Univ.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  Coaches'  Asso.;  Harvard  C.  (Bos- 
ton and  N.  Y.)  ;  asst.  grad.  treas.  Harvard  A.A. 
Married:  Merle  McClellan,  Sept.  15,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Merle  Rose,  age  7 ;  Joan  Mary,  age  4 ; 
Henry  Wadsworth,  Jr.,  age  3;  Nancy  Jane,  in- 
fant. Office:  Harvard  A.A.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Home:  13%   Hilliard   St.,   Cambridge,  Mass. 

CLARK,  HEZLEP  W.,  football.  Born:  port 
Austin,  Mich.,  July  22,  1882.  Son  of  William 
F.  and  Frances  Clark.  Ed.:  Shortridge  H.  Sch.; 
Indiana  Univ.  (Bloomington,  Ind.)  ;  Winona 
Tech.  Inst.   (Indianapolis,  Ind.). 

Record:  1899-1903,  mem.  Shortridge  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1903).  1000-04,  mem.  Short- 
ridge H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  team  (won  Ind. 
State  champ,  track  meet,  1901).  1904-06,  mem. 
Ind.  Univ.  F.B.  team  (selected  All-State,  All- 
West.,  All-Conf.  and  All-Amer.  h.b.,  1906).  1907, 
ath.  dir.  Indianapolis  Marion  Club.  1908, 
coached  Rose  Poly.  Inst.  (Terre  Haute,  Ind.) 
F.B.  team.  1908-09,  coached  Battery  A.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Indianapolis,  Ind.),  Independent  State 
champs.  1909-11,  ath.  dir.  Rose  Poly.  Inst. 
1911-21,  coached  Ind.  Dental  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1016,  ath.  dir.  Great  Lakes  Training  Station. 
1923-28,  ath.  dir.  Rose  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  Ind.-Ky.  A.A.U. ;  Kiwanis  Club. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Married:  Eva  M.  Lowe, 
Apr.  12,  1911.  Children:  James  C.  W.,  age  15. 
Office:  Rose  Poly.  Inst.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 
Home:  634  8th  Ave.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

CLARK,  JOHN  FAIRLEY,  golf.  Born:  Fay- 
etteville,  N.  C,  Nov.  5,  1904.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  N.  D.  M.  Clark.  Ed.:  Fayetteville  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Ky.,  1923. 

Record:  1924-26,  golf  pro.  Lake  Junaluska 
(N.  C.)  ;  golf  pro.  Fayetteville  C.C.  1926,  run- 
ner-up N.  and  S.  Car.  open  champ.  1927,  quali- 
fied Natl.  Open  champ.  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1927- 
28,  golf  pro.  Park  Municipal  G.C.  (Savannah, 
Ga.)  ;  hold  course  record  Fayetteville  C.C. 
(score,  66)  ;  hold  course  record  Lake  Juna- 
luska (score,  64)  ;  tied  course  record  Biltmore 
Forest  C.C.  (score,  68)  ;  hold  course  record 
Rutherford  C.C.   (score,  30). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations: 
Elks;  P.G.A. ;  Bacon  Park  Municipal  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  City  Hall,  Savannah,  Ga. 
Home:  18  E.  Oglethorpe  Ave.,  Savannah,  Ga. 


CLARK,  JOSEPH  SILL,  first  intercollegiate 
tennis  champ.,  1883.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov. 
30,  1861.  Son  of  Edward  White  and  Mary  T. 
(Sill)    Clark.     Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.;   Bark- 


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ers'  Sch.;  Rugby  Acad.;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B., 
1881;  M.A.,  1884;  LL.B.,  1S85;  A.B., -Harvard, 
1883. 

Record:  1880-81-84-85,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
cricket  team.  1882-83,  mem.  Harvard  cricket 
team  (capt.,  1883).  1883,  Harvard  tennis 
champ. ;  1st  I.C.  tennis  champ,  of  the  U.  S. 
(singles  and  doubles)  ;  participated  in  first  In- 
ternal, tennis  match  at  Wimbledon,  England 
1885,  wicketkeeper  on  U.  S.  Internatl.  cricket 
team  in  annual  match  with  Canada ;  won  Ca- 
nadian tennis  champ,  at  Toronto  (singles)  ;  won 
U.  S.  tennis  champ,  (doubles)  with  Richard  D. 
Sears.  1909-12,  mem.  Exec.  Com.  and  vice-pres. 
U.S.G.A.  1927-28,  mem.  Gen.  Counsel  U.S.G.A. 
Mem.  Exec.  Com.  and  pres.  U.S.L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law ;  Clark, 
Clark,  McCarthy  and  Wagner.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Psi ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Clubs:  Hasty 
Pudding ;  Rittenhouse ;  Racquet ;  Germantown 
Cricket;  Harvard  (Phila.  and  Boston);  Phila. 
Cricket;  Sunnybrook  Golf;  Links  Club  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Natl.  Golf  Links  of  Amer.  (South  Hampton, 
L.  I.)  ;  Pineland  (S.  C).  Hobby:  Golf  and  shoot- 
ing. Married:  Kate  Richards  Avery,  Nov.  26, 
1896.  Children:  Joseph  S.,  Jr.,  age  26 ;  Avery 
B.,  age  24.  Office:  1529  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 

CLARK,  MORRISON  M.,  football,  lacrosse 
and  track.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  18,  1898. 
Son  of  J.  S.  J.  and  Julia  (McDowell)  Clark. 
Ed.:  McKinley  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Mich.,, 
1920;  C.E.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1922. 

Record :  1916-18,  mem.  McKinley  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md. 
F.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  track  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  lacrosse  team  (capt., 
1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  N.  Amer.  Cement 
Corp.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  1918- 
19.  Clubs:  Indian  Springs  G.C.  Office:  205  Colo. 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.    Home:  Silver  Springs,  Md. 

CLARK,  OLE  BURTON,  golf.  Born:  Bulling- 
ton,  Kans.,  Dec.  7,  1904.  Son  of  Jesse  B.  and 
and  Rhoda  (Moon)  Clark.  Ed.:  Hutchison, 
(Kans.)   H.  Sch. 

Record:  1925-26,  golf  pro.  Bellevue  C.C. 
(Atchison,  Kans.).  1926,  competed  Tex.  open 
champ.  (San  Antonio,  Tex.)  ;  competed  Natl, 
driving  contest  (held  by  Pathe  Radio  and 
Phone  Co.),  2nd  in  drive,  336  yds.  1927,  golf 
pro.  Colonial  C.C.  (Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  competed 
Okla.  open  champ.  (Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  competed 
Okla.  State  P.G.A.  tournament  (Barttesville, 
Okla.)  ;  competed  City  freshman  champ.  (Oak- 
hurst  C.C.  (Tulsa,  Okla.).  1928,  golf  pro.  Hick- 
ory Hills  C.C.    (Springfield,  Mo.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.;  Hickory  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Bridge. 
Office:  Hickory  Hills  C.C,  Springfield,  Mo. 
Home:  1032  E.  Elm  St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 

CLARK,  PERCY  HAMILTON,  capt.  Harvard 
cricket  team,  1894-96.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug. 
17,  1873.  Son  of  Edward  White  and  Mary  Tod- 
hunter  (Sill)  Clark.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.; 
DeLancey  Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1896;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1899. 

Record:  Mem.  Germantown  1st  and  2nd 
eleven  cricket  teams.  1894-96,  mem.  Harvard 
cricket  team  (won  George  W.  Childs  bowling 
cup,  Halifax  Cup  competition,  Phila.,  Pa.). 
1896-1923,  represented  Phila.  Inter-nat'l  cricket, 
on  all  Phila.  team.  1911,  mem.  Germantown 
Cricket  Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Me.  Amer.  Red  Cross,  1st  as  Associate  Dir. 
of  Bureau  of  Camp  service,  2nd  as  Dir.  of 
Bureau  of  Camp  service  and  3rd  as  Associate 
Dir.  Gen.  of  Mil.  Relief.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Ins. 
Co.  of  State  of  Pa. ;  U.  S.  Acceptance  Corp. ; 
mem.  Exec.  Com.  and  Bd.  of  Trustees  of  Bureau 
of  Municipal  Research ;  mem.  of  Exec.  Com. 
of  Com.  of  Seventy ;  Trustee  of  Harrison  Foun- 
dation. Clubs:  Germantown  Cricket;  Merion 
Cricket;  Gulph  Mills  G.C;  Racquet;  Ritten- 
house ;  Thomasville  Shooting ;  Bishops  Head 
Fish,  Gun;  "H",  (Harvard  of  N.  Y.  and  Boston). 
Hobby:  Golf,  squash,  tennis,  cricket  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Elizabeth  Roberts,  Oct.  15,  1904. 
Children:  Miriam  R.,  age  23 ;  Mary  T.,  age  21 ; 
Percy  H.,  Jr.,  age  20;  George  R.,  age  18; 
Thomas  W.,  age  16;  Wm.  L.,  age  14;  John  R., 
age  12;  David  W.,  age  8.  Office:  1529  Walnut 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Belmont  Ave.,  Cynwyd, 
Pa. 


CLARK,  PHILIP  MACLEAN,  track.  Born: 
Portland,  Me.,  Oct.  15, 1883.  Son  of  Frank  B.  and 
Annie  (Smith)  Clark.  Ed.:  Portland  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1904 ;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1907. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll.  track 
team.  1906,  mem.  Harvard  track  team,  (tied 
1st  place,  Harvard-Dartmouth  meet;  2nd  place, 
high  jump,  Harvard-Yale  meet ;  tied  2nd  place, 
I.C.  meet.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Affiliations: 
Zeta  Psi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  "H"  club,  (Har- 
vard). Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Margaret 
Krentz-Wnchester,  Oct.  9,  1911,  (deceased). 
Children:  Chesley  Krentz,  age  15 ;  Margaret,  age 
10.  Office:  U.S.  Int.  Revenue,  Wash.,  D.  C 
Home:  Corcoran  Courts  Apt.,  Wash.,  D.  O. 

CLARK,  SYDNEY  P.,  president  of  the  United 
States  Squash  Racquets  Association  (1920-25, 
1926-27).  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania, 
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J.  (Newhall)  Clark.  Education:  Chestnut  Hill 
Academy  ;  Pomfret  School ;  A.B.,  Harvard  Uni- 
versity, 1914. 

Record :  1912-14,  member  of  Harvard  base- 
ball team.  1914,  member  of  Harvard  hockey 
team.  1920-26,  member  of  Germantown  Cricket 
Club  Squash  team.  1920-25,  president  of  the 
United  States  Squash  Racquets  Association. 
1920-28,  member  of  American  teams  in  Inter- 
national matches ;  president,  Philadelphia  Inter- 
Club  Squash  Racquets  Association.  1925-26,  vice- 
president  of  United  States  Squash  Racquets 
Association.  1926-28,  won  Pennsylvania  State 
tennis  championship  (singles,  1928;  doubles, 
1926-27).  1927-28,  member  of  Pennsylvania  Ath- 
letic Club  Squash  team;  member  of  the  execu- 
tive committee  of  United  States  Squash  Rac- 
quets Association. 

Present  Occupation:  Banker.  Naval  Service: 
Ensign,  United  States  Navy;  submarine-chas- 
ing fleet,  Plymouth,  England,  1917;  commis- 
sioned Lieutenant,  September  21,  1918;  dis- 
charged September,  1919.  Affiliations:  Harvard 
Varsity  Club  ;  Germantown  Cricket  Club  ;  Phila- 
delphia Cricket  Club;  University  Barge  Club; 
Harvard  Club.  Office:  321  Chestnut  Street, 
Philadelphia.  Pennsylvania.  Home:  Chestnut 
Hill,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

CLARK,  THEODORE,  track.  Born:  Spokane, 
Wash.,  June  28,  1895.  Son  of  F.  Lewis  and 
Winifred  (Wiard)  Clark.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1917. 

Record:  1916-17,  mgr.  Harvard  track  team. 
1916-17,  ex.  com.  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Textile.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
lieut.  C.W.S.,  Wash.,  D.  C,  1917-18.  Affilia- 
tions: Asst.  to  pres.  Kendall  Mills,  Inc.;  Milton 
&  Hoosic  Whisick  C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  radio. 
Married:  Dorothy  Ayer,  Nov..  1917.  Children: 
Dorothy,  age  10 ;  Lewis,  age  6.  Office:  80  Fed- 
eral St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  576  Randolph 
St.,  Milton,  Mass. 

CLARK,  THOMAS  B.,  golf.  Born:  Montrose, 
Scotland,  Nov.  22,  1877.  Son  of  James  and 
Jane  (Croll)  Clark.  Ed.:  Public  sch.  (Mont- 
rose, Scotland),  1893. 

Record:  1901,  golf  pro.  Portsmouth  C.C. 
(N.  H.).  1902,  competed  Natl.  Open  champ. 
1902-04,  golf  pro.  Agawan  Hunt  Club  (Provi- 
dence, R.  L).  1905-08,  golf  pro.  Wilmington 
C.C.  (Wilmington,  Del.).  1906,  won  Middle 
Atlantic  golf  tournament  (Balto.,  Md.).  1907, 
competed  Phila.  open  golf  tournament.  1909-11, 
golf  pro.  Pittsfleld  (Mass.)  C.C.  1912-13,  golf 
pro.  Hutcheson  (Kans.)  C.C.  1914-28,  golf  pro. 
Blue  Hills  C.C.  (Kans.  City,  Mo.).  1925,  com- 
peted Mid-West  P.G.A.  golf  tournament;  com- 
peted Mid-West  open  Blue  Hills  C.C.  tourna- 
ment. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  War  Record:  En- 
listed Royal  Air  Force,  1918 ;  served  Boer  War 
1  yr.  in  Africa,  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason ;  Blue  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
soccer.  Married:  Martha  Stadheim,  Nov.  1, 
1910.  Children:  Lloyd  George,  age  10;  Thomas 
C,  age  7.  Office:  Blue  Hills  C.C,  Kans.  City, 
Mo.    Home:  5300  Harrison  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

CLARK,  WALTON,  JR.,  crew.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  July  4,  1887.  Son  of  Walton  and 
Louise  (Beauvais)  Clark.  Ed.:  Lit.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1908;   LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1907-08  and  11,  pitcher  Pa.  Univ.  B.B. 

team.  1908,  Amer.  Canoe  Asso.  Regatta  (Sugar 
Island)  ;  won  trophy  1-mile  straightaway  one- 
man  paddle ;  half-mile  one-man  double  paddle ; 
half-mile  two-man  double  paddle.  1913-15, 
mem.  Phila.  Barge  C.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  ^Yar  Service: 
Capt.  inf.  and  F.A.  on  Mexican  border,  1916- 
17;  capt.  and  maj.  108th  F.A.,  28th  Div.,  1917- 
19.  Clubs:  Phila.  Barge  C.  Hobby:  Aviation. 
Children:  Betty  Scott,  age  11 ;  Edith  Graham, 
age  8.  Office:  61  Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  71  Locust  Ave.,  Cedarhurst,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


CLARKE,  COURTLANDT  C,  football  and 
crew.  Bom:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  29,  1855.  Son 
of  Byron  W.  and  Adeline  (Thompson)  Clarke. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Princeton,  1878. 

Record:  1876-77,  mem.  Princeton  class  crew 
and  F.B.  team.  1877,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1878,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B. 
team ;  capt.  Univ.  crew. 

Clubs:  Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Racquet  and 
Tennis  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Petersham  (Mass.)  G.  and 
C.C.     Address:  Univ.  Club,  N.  Y.  C. 

CLARKE,  MAURICE  GORDON,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Bellevue,  Nebr.,  May  2,  1877. 
Son  of  Henry  Tefft  and  Martha  (Fielding) 
Clarke.  Ed.:  Omaha  H.  Sch.;  Ph.  B.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1899;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Texas,  1901. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Omaha  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1896-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1899-1900,  coached 
Univ.  of  Tex.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1900-01, 
coach  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  and  real  estate.  Affilia- 
tions: Okmulgee  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Elinor  Norvel.  Children:  Ger- 
trude, age  23;  Maurice  Gordon,  Jr.,  age  16. 
Address:  1127  E.  Main  St.,  Okmulgee,  Okla. 

CLARKE,  LOUIS  ALFRED,  track.  Born: 
Statesville,  N.  C,  Nov.  23,  1901.  Son  of  Sol  L. 
and  Sara  (Pinkus)  Clarke.  Ed.:  Balto.  City 
Coll.,  1919;  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1922. 


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Record:  1921,  3rd  100  and  220  yd.  dashes, 
Middle  Atlantic  States  Collegiate  A.A. ;  won  100 
and  220  yds.,  So.  Atl.  A.A.U. ;  won  220-yd.,  run- 
ner-up 100-yd.,  Natl.  Junior  A.A.U.  1922,  won 
100  and  220  yd.  So.  Atl.  A.A.U. ;  set  new  Hop- 
kins record,  21 1-5  for  220  yds.  1923,  won  100- 
yd.  (9  4-5,  new  record)  and  220  yds.  (213-5, 
new  record)  So.  Atl.  I.C.  A.A. ;  runner-up  100 
and  220  yds.  Middle  Atl.  States  Collegiate  A.A. ; 
runner-up  100  yds.  and  3rd,  220  yds.  I.C.  A.A. 
A.A. ;  won  100-yd.  (9  9-10,  record  time),  and 
runner-up  100  yds.  and  3rd  220  yds.  I.C.  A.A. 
100  and  220  yds.  (new  record,  100  yds.,  9  4-5) 
So.  Atl.  A.A.U. ;  runner-up  100  and  200  meters ; 
won  on  relay  team  (East  vs.  West)  ;  ran  220 
yds.  for  East  team,  Wilco  A.A.  meet,  N.  Y.  (pre- 
Olympic).  1924,  won  100  yds.,  9  4-5  (estab. 
new  world  record),  Hopkins-5th  regular  indoor 
meet;  won  Internatl.  220-yd.  champ.,  213-5  (de- 
feating English  champ.)  ;  runner-up  100  yds. 
Univ.  of  Penn.  Relay  Carnival ;  won  100  and 
220  yd.  Middle  Atl.  States  A.A. ;  picked  for 
U.S.A.  Olympic  track  team ;  estab.  new  world 
record  for  400  meters  (41  sec.)  on  winning  U.  S. 
relay  team  (Olympic  Games,  Paris,  France). 
1926,  won  440  and  880  yd.  relay  races  on  New- 
ark A.C.  teams  (estab.  new  records),  Sesqui- 
Centennial  Expos.,  Phila.  1927,  won  100  meters 
(11  sec,  record  time)  athletic  meet,  N.  Y.  City. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Research  Chemist,  Texas 
Oil  Co.,  Bayonne,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  Newark 
A.C. ;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Phila. ;  Phi  Epsilon  Pi. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  405  W.  Lombard  St., 
Balto.,  Md.     Home:  Esplanade  Apt.,  Balto.,  Md. 


CLARKSON,  WALTER,  baseball.  Born: 
Cambridge,  Mass.,  Nov.  3,  1879.  Son  of  Thomas 
Gibson  and  Ellen  (Hackett)  Clarkson.  Educa- 
tion :  H.  Sch.,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Harvard 
Coll.,  1903. 

Record:  1896-1900.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  and 
Hockey.  1901-03,  varsity  pitcher  on  Harvard 
B.B.,  team.  1904-06,  Pro.  B.B.,  with  Yankees. 
1907-08,  Pro.  B.B.  with  Cleveland  Indians.  190S, 
retired  from  active  athletics  and  took  up  golf. 

Present  Occupation:  Bond  Salesman.  Af- 
filiations: Vesper  C.C.,  Chrmn.  Greens  Com. 
during  1916-17-1S ;  Yorick  Club.  Hobby:  Golf, 
xYutomobiling.  Married :  Frances  Gillies,  July 
24,  1905.    Home :    60  Frnway,  Boston,  Mass. 


CLARKSON,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  baseball. 
Born:  Portsmouth,  Va.,  Sept.  27,  1899.  Son  of 
Tbomas  and  Catherine  (Cain)  Clarleson.  Ed.: 
Sacred  Heart  Convent. 

Record:  1922,  pitcher.  Columbia  (S.  C.)  B.B. 
team.  1923,  pitcher  Galveston  (Tex.)  B.B. 
team.  1924,  pitcher  Greenville  (S.  C.)  B.B. 
team.  1925,  pitcher  Norfolk  (Va.)  in  Va. 
League  B.B.  team.    1926,  pitcher  Toledo  (Ohio) 


in  Amer.  Asso.  B.B.  team.     1927-28,  pitcher  for 
N.  Y.  Giants  in  Nat.  League  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  pitcher.  Hobby: 
Baseball  and  hunting.  Address:  304  Whitaker 
Rd.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

CLARNO,  LYLE,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Farmer  City,  111.,  Dec.  18,  1896.  Son  of 
James  T.  and  Maude  (Bissell)  Clarno.  Ed.: 
Moores  Township  H.  Sch.  (Farmer  City,  111.)  ; 
Bradley  Coll.  (Peoria.  111.)  ;  Univ.  of  111. 

Record:  191316,  mem.  Moores  Township  II. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (holder  De- 
witt  Co.  vault  record,  11  ft.  6  in. ;  capt.  F.B., 
1915-16  and  Bskt.B.,  1916)..  1918,  mem.  28th 
Div.  F.B.  team  (Old  Country).  1919-21,  mem. 
Bradley  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (chosen 
All-Conf.  h.b.,  1920).  1925,  mem.  Paxton  (111.) 
Fans  pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Kanka- 
kee Fans  pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  1927-28,  officiated 
Big  Ten  Conf.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  District  mgr.  Bankers'  Life 
Ins.  Co.  (Des  Moines,  la.).  War  Record:  En- 
listed 103rd  Engrs.  of  the  28th  Div.,  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  lieut.  Engrs.  Reserve.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Delta  Omega ;  Sigma  Phi ;  111.  Officials'  Asso. ; 
pres.  Com.  B.B.  League ;  Amer.  Business  Club ; 
Elks ;  Champaign  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Birdsell  Clarno,  Jan.  31,  1925.  Children: 
Shirley  Jean,  age  1.  Office:  Givens  Bldg.,  Pax- 
ton,  111.     Home:  412  E.  Patton  St.,  Paxton,  111. 

CLAY,  ROBERT  ALVA,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Monroe,  Ga.,  Sept.  20,  1888.  Son 
of  Adolphus  P.  and  Sarah  (O'Kelly)  Clay.  Ed.: 
Monroe  H.  Sch.;  Emory  Coll.;  B.S.,  Georgia 
Tech.  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Emory  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1911-12-13-14,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  Univ.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1912-13-14-15,  mem.  Ga.  Tech. 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1915-16,  asst.  coach  Ga.  Tech. 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1916-17,  asst.  coach  Ga.  Tech. 
Univ.  B.B.  team.  1920-28,  head  coach  Ga.  Tech. 
Univ.  B.B.  team.  1921-23-26,  won  B.B.  South, 
champs,  (team  never  finished  below  2nd  place). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Service:  En- 
listed, 1917;  1st  lieut.  Oct.,  1918;  served  15  mo. 
in  France ;  discharged  July,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Atlanta  A.C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  City  C. ;  East  . 
Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Football  and  baseball.  Office: 
Ga.  Tech.  Univ.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  256  Daniel 
Ave.,  East  Lake,  Atlanta,   Ga. 

CLEAVELAND,  NORMAN,  rugby.  Born: 
Oakland,  Calif.,  Apr.  4,  1901.  Son  of  Newton 
and  Agnes  (Morley)  Cleaveland.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford  Univ..  1924. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  H.B.  Stanford  F.B.  team. 
(Pacific  Coast  champs.,  1924).  1924,  mem. 
Amer.  Olympic  rugby  team  (champs,  at  Paris). 


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1925,  h.b.  Olympic  C.  F.B.  team  (broke  Calif. 
5-yr.  string  of  victories)  ;  h.b.  All-Amer.  West. 
F.B.  team  (played  in  Honolulu).  1926,  mem. 
Stanford  rugby  team.  1927,  h.b.  British  Colum- 
bia Olympic  C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  engr.  Yuba  Mfg.  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  First  lieut.  F.A.Res.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Chi ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mech.  Bngrs. ;  San 
Francisco  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Olympic  C. 
Hobby:  Athletics  and  aviation.  Office:  351 
Calif.  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2532 
Cedar  St.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 


CLECKLEY,  HERVEY  MILTON,  track, 
football  and  boxing.  Born:  Augusta,  Ga.,  Sept. 
7,  1903.  Son  of  W.  Connor  and  Cora  (Davis) 
Cleckley.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Ga.,  B.  S.,  1924;  M.D., 
1929;  B.A.,  Oxford,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  Ga.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  Ga.  track  team  (capt., 
1924)  ;  record  for  100-yd.  dash,  time  10  sec.  flat; 
co-holder  So.  East.  A.A.U.  100-yd.  dash,  time 
10  sec.  flat.  1924,  Univ.  Ga.  track  team  State 
champs.  1925,  mem.  Oxford  track  and  boxing 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "G" 
Club;  Archilles  Club;  Chi  Psi;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  ;  Augusta  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office: 
Univ.  Ga.  Med.  Sch.,  Augusta,  Ga.  Home:  1304 
Monte  Sano  Ave.,  Augusta,  Ga. 


CLEVELAND,  CLARENCE  R.,  coach.  Born: 
Seward,  111.,  Aug.  27,  1889.  Son  of  Albert  W. 
and  Fransula  (Rugg)  Cleveland.  Ed.:  A.B. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  1912. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (events,  880  yd.,  2:01;  mi.,  4:27  3/5;  2 
mi.,  9:53).  1910,  team  won  West.  Conf.  champ, 
in  2  mi.  run ;  won  individual  champ.  West. 
Conf.  cross  country  meet ;  West.  Conf.  cross 
country  meet  (team  won  2nd.  place).  1912, 
won  indoor  West.  Conf.  Champ,  in  mi.  run ; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  4  mi.  relay  team  which 
broke  record  at  Drake  Relay  games ;  coach 
Univ.  of  Wis.  cross  country  team  (won  Conf. 
champ.).  1916-20,  coach  Univ.  of  N.  H.  track, 
cross  country  and  relay  teams  (won  N.  Eng. 
I.C.  champ.,  1920).  1924-25-26,  coach  Purdue 
Univ.  freshman  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Entomologist,  Standard 
Oil  Co.  Military  Service:  Instr.  S.A.T.C.,  N.  H. 
Coll.  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha;  Scien- 
tific Soc. ;  Amer.  Asso.  for  Advancement  of 
Science ;  Amer.  Asso.  of  Economic  Entomolo- 
gists ;  Crop  Protection  Inst. ;  Sigma  Chi ;  Hor- 
ticultural Soc.  Married:  Helen  West,  Oct.  5, 
1912.  Children:  Fransula  Elaine,  age  14; 
Clarence,  age  11 ;  Edward  DeWayne,  age  6. 
Office:  9105  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
318  Gladville  Ave.,  Homewood,  111. 


CLOTHIER,  ISAAC  H.,  3RD.,  polo.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  30,  1903.  Son  of  Isaac  H.  and 
Melinda  (Ammear)  Clothier.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's 
Sch.;  Princeton,   1926. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Pauls  Sch.  F.B.  and  hockey 
teams.  1923,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  hockey 
team.  1925-26,  capt.  Princeton  polo  team.  1927, 
won  Valley  Hill  Plate  at  Pickering  Hunt  Club 
meet.  1928,  mem.  1st  Phila.  City  troop  indoor 
polo  team.  Has  ridden  several  winners  in  N. 
Y.  horse  show,  Bryn  Mawr  horse  show,  Devon 
horse  show,  and  Phila.  indoor  horse  show  for 
the  past  ten  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  Strawbridge  & 
Clothier.  Mil  Service:  1st  troop,  Phila.  City 
Cavalry.  Clubs:  Racquet;  Ivy  (Princeton); 
Gulph  Mills  G.C. ;  Radnor  Hunt.  HobJby:  Rid- 
ing. Office:  8th  &  Market  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Radnor,  Pa. 


CLOTHIER,  ISAAC  HALLOVVELL,  JR.,  ex- 
hibitor and  rider  at  horse  shows.  Born:  Sharon 
Hill,  Pa.,  Nov.  12,  1875.  Son  of  Isaac  Hallo- 
well  and  Mary  Clapp  (Jackson)  Clothier.  Ed.: 
M.A.,    Swarthmore,   1896. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Swarthmore  F.B.  team. 
1896,  capt.  Swarthmore  track  team.  1915-28, 
exhibitor  and  rider  at  horse  shows  of  Bryn 
Mawr,  Devon,  Phila.  Indoor  Show,  Natl.  Horse 
Show  of  Amer.,  N.  Y.,  and  Royal  Winter  Fair 
Show  (Toronto).  Important  winnings:  heavy- 
weight champ,  /for  eix  consecutive  yrs.  on 
"King  Daly,"  Natl.  Show  of  Amer.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
middleweight  champ,  for  three  consecutive  yrs. 
on  "Judge"  and  "Sir  Linsin,"  Natl.  Show  of 
Amer.   (N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  Phila.  Natl.  Bank ;  trustee,  Swarthmore 
Coll.  and  The  Williamson  Sch.;  The  Valley 
Forge  Park  Comn. ;  Radnor  Hunt  Club ;  Pick- 
ering Hunt  Club ;  Racquet  Club ;  Univ.  Club ; 
Union  League.  Hobby:  Riding  and  hunting. 
Married:  Melinda  Knight  Annear,  June,  1903. 
Children:  Isaac  H.,  3rd.  age  25 ;  Catharine  B., 
age  20.  Office:  801  Market  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home,  Radnor,  Pa. 

CLOTHIER,  WILLIAM  J.,  National  singles 
tennis  champion,  1906.  Born:  Sharon  Hills, 
Pa.,  Sept.  27,  1881.  Son  of  Isaac  Hallowell  and 
Mary  (Clapp)  Clothier.  Ed.:  Haverford  Coll. 
Grammar  Sch. ;  Swarthmore  Coll. ;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1904. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Haverford  Coll.  Gram- 
mar Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt. 
hockey).  1900-01,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  hockey). 
1900-03,  mem.  All-Phila.  hockey  team  (Quaker 
City).  1902,  East,  singles  tennis  champ. 
(Longwood,    Mass.).      1902-03,    mem.    Harvard 


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F.B.,  hockey  and  tennis  teams  (won  I.C.  sin- 
gles and  doubles  champ.).  1903,  runner-up 
Natl,  singles  tennis  champ.  1905-09,  mem. 
Davis  Cup  tennis  team.  1906,  Natl,  singles 
tennis  champ.;  East,  doubles  champ.  (Long- 
wood,  Mass.).  1906-09,  won  Natl,  singles  all- 
comers. 1911-28,  master  of  fox  hounds,  Pick- 
ering Hunt.  1913,  won  East,  doubles  champ. 
(Longwood,  Mass.).  Pa.  State  singles  tennis 
champ.  (5  yrs.).  Pa.  State  doubles  tennis 
champ.  (3  yrs.).  Won  Seabright  Invitations 
singles  and  doubles  champ.  (2  yrs.).  Won 
Southampton  Invitation  singles  and  doubles 
champ.  (3  yrs.).  Won  Nahant  Invitation  sin- 
gles and  doubles  champ   (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  merchant.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  and  dir.  Boone  Co.  Coal  Corp. ; 
dir.  George  B.  Newton  Coal  Co. ;  dir.  Phila. 
Charity  Ball,  Inc. ;  dir.  Phila.  Polytechnic  Hos- 
pital. Clubs:  Bryn  Mawr  Polo;  Phila.  Down 
Town  ;  Rittenhouse ;  Merion  Cricket ;  Radnor 
Hunt;  Pickering  Hunt;  "H"  (Harvard,  Phila., 
and  N.  Y. )  ;  N.  Y.  Racquet ;  Seabright,  Long 
Island.  Married:  Anita  Porter,  Jan.  21,  1906. 
Children:  Anita  Porter,  Jr.,  age  19;  Augusta, 
age  17 ;  Wm.  Jackson,  2nd.,  age  12 ;  Carolyn, 
age  5.  Office:  133  S.  4th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Vally  Forge,  Pa. 

CLOUDMAN,  HARRY  HOWARD,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Gorham,  Me.,  Oct. 
22,  1877.  Son  of  Eugene  and  Emma  (Wingate) 
Cloudman.  Ed.:  Gorham  H.  Sch.,  1896;  A.B., 
Bowdoin  Coll.,  1901 ;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Vt,  1905. 

Record:  1897-98-99-1900,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll. 
Varsity  F.B.  team.  1898-99-1900-01,  mem.  Bow- 
doin Coll.  B.B.  team.  1899-1900-01,  mem.  Bow- 
doin Coll.  varsity  track  and  relay  teams  (capt. 
track,  1901).  1901,  coach  Bowdoin  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1902-03-04,  coach  Univ.  of  Vt.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1902-05,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  Vt.  1902- 
28,  officiating  F.B.  1904-08,  coach  Univ.  Vt. 
track  team.  1909-10-11-12,  coach  Okla.  City  H. 
Sch.  track  team ;  ath.  dir.  Okla.  City  Schs. ; 
officiating  state  track  meets  (made  record  for 
I.C.  100  yd.  dash,  9  4-5  sec,  still  stands).  1909- 
10-11  coach  Okla.  City  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Service: 
Capt.  M.C.,  Sept.,  1918;  Disch.  Jan.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Kappa ;  Mason ;  K.T. ;  Sons  of  Amer.  Revolu- 
tion. Hobby:  Aths.  Married:  Maebelle  Bur- 
nett, Sept.,  1902.  Children:  Vena,  age  24;  Olin 
B.,  age  21;  Harry  H.,  Jr.,  age  10.  Office:  711 
Medical  Arts  Bldg.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Home:  721  E.  11th  St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

CLYDE,  JOHN  PEET,  champion  distance  run- 
ner, Grinnell  Coll.  and  Yale  track  teams.  Born: 
Waucoma,  la.,  Sept.  18,  1869.  Son  of  Alexander 
and  Florence  (Peet)  Clyde.  Ed.:  Waucoma  H. 
Sch. ;   Upper   la.    Univ.   Acad. ;    Ph.B.,    Grinnell 


Coll.,    1894;    B.D.,    Yale,    1899;    M.A.,   Columbia 
Univ.,  1899. 

Record :  1890,  1st  place  Upper  la.  Univ.  Acad, 
one.  mile  run.  1892-93-94-95,  mem.  Grinnell  Coll. 
track  team  (capt.,  1894-95).  1899,  1st  place 
Yale  4  mile  relay  winning  team  Penn.  Relays ; 
runner-up  Yale-Harvard  dual  track  meet  one 
mile  run.  Best  time  one  mile  run  4 :28  2-5 ; 
half-mile  1 :59  3-5. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pastor  Fairmont  Cong.  Ch. 
Mil.  Service:  Ex.  sec.  Y.M.C.A.  war  service  at 
Camp  Riley,  1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Odd 
Fellows.  Hobby:  Mountain  climbing  and  boat- 
ing. Married:  Bessie  Robert,  June  28,  1899. 
Children:  Dorothea,  age  26 ;  Alexander,  age  23 ; 
Elizabeth,  age  18;  John  Paul,  age  15;  W.  Ray- 
mond, age  13.  Address:  5033  42nd  Ave.  S.  W., 
Seattle,  Wash. 


COAKLEY,  ANDREW  J.,  baseball.  Born: 
Providence,  R.  I.,  Nov.  20,  1882.  Son  of  Michael 
and  Annie  (Sullivan)  Coakley.  Ed.:  Holy  Cross, 
1906. 

Record;:  1901-02,  mem.  Holy  Cross  B.B.  team. 
1902,  mem.  Phila.  Aths.  pro.  B.B.  team.  1907- 
08,  mem.  Cincinnati  Reds  pi^o.  B.B.  team. 
1909,  mem.  Chicago  Cubs  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911, 
mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-12, 
head  coach,  Williams  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1914-28, 
head  coach,  Columbia  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dept.  mgr.,  U.  S.  Mortgage 
and  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Elks. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  baseball.  Married:  Martha 
Gray,  July  16,  1908.  Office:  45  Cedar  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  145  W.  86th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 

COATES,  GEORGE  MORRISON,  capt.  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania  track  team,  1895.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  24,  1874.  Son  of  James  H.  and 
Elizabeth  (Potts)  Coates.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B.,  1894,  M.D.,  1897. 

Record:  1890,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  track 
team.  1891-92,  established  Pa.  State  I.C.  record, 
2  mile  bicycle  race.  1891-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  team  (capt.,  1895;  mgr.,  1896).  1893,  estab- 
lished new  2-mile  bicycle  record,  Pa.-Cornell 
meet.  1894-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross-country 
team.  1895,  established  Middle  Atlantic  Asso. 
of  A.A.U.  2-mile  bicycle  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Maj.  Army  Med.  Corps.,  Sept.  1917,  lieut.  col., 
Sept.  1918,  commanding  officer  Base  Hospital 
No.  56,  mem.  A.E.F.  Hon.  discharged  May,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Alpha  Mu  Pi 
Omega ;  Laryngological  Soc. ;  Amer.  Coll.  of 
Surgeons  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Barge  Club; 
Whitelands  Hunt  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Mildred  A.  Hodge,  Nov.  17,  1910.  Children: 
Elizabeth  G.,  age  13;  George  W.,  age  7.  Ad- 
dress: 1721  Pine  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


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COATES,  HENRY  TROTH,  track.  Born: 
Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  Jan.  29,  1878.  son  of  Joseph 
Hornor  and  Elizabeth  (Potts)  Coates.  Educa- 
tion :  Haverford  Sch.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Cornell 
Univ.,  1900. 

Record:  1892-93-94,  mem.  of  Haverford  Sch. 
track  team.  1893,  mem.  of  Haverford  Sch. 
football  team.  1895-96-97,  mem.,  of  Univ.  Pa. 
track  team.  1898,  mem.,  Cornell  cross-country 
team.    1899,  mem.,  Cornell  bicycle  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Engr.  Affiliations: 
Dairymen's  League  Co-op.  Assn.,  Inc. ;  Montclair 
A.C. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta  ;  Phila.  Zoological  Assn. ; 
Amer.  Acad,  of  Pol.  and  Soc.  Sci. ;  A.  S.  M.  E. ; 
Natl.  Geo.  Soc. ;  Nat.  Assn.  of  Purchasing 
Agents  ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club.  Married  : 
Florence  Thomas,  Dec.  1,  1900.  Children: 
Mrs.  Jos.  Hemphill,  3rd,  age  24;  George  M., 
Barbara  H.,  and  Roger  M.  Office:  120  West 
42nd  St.,  N.  Y.,  N.  Y.  Home:  6  Marion  Ed., 
Upper  Montclair,  N.  J. 

COBB,  FRANK  COLLINS,  varsity  football 
and  baseball,  Univ.  of  Me.  Bom:  Farming- 
dale,  Me..  Aug.  3.  1890.  Son  of  Charles  S.  and 
Maria  (Collins)  Cobb.  Education  :  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Me.,  1911. 

Record:  1904-05-00-07.  mem.,  Gardner,  Me., 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1908-09,  "All  Me." 
halfback.  1908-09-10-11,  mem.,  varsity  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams,  Univ.,  Me.  (capt.,  varsity  B.B. 
team,  1911).  1909-10,  "All  Me."  3rd  base. 
1911,  pro.  B.B.  with  Internatl.  League.  1917, 
coached  Naval  Dist.  F.B.,  Portland,  Me.  1918, 
war  F.B.,  Camp  Devons  (chosen  all  service 
guard).  1921-28,  mem.,  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  Officials. 
1920,  won  club  golf  champ.,  Vestal  Hills  C.C., 
Binghamton,    N.    Y. 

Present  Occupation  :  Scout  Exec,  Boy 
Scouts  of  Amer.  Mil.  Service:  Served  U.S. 
Inf.,  1907-08;  Grad.,  Inf.  Sch.,  Camp  Lee, 
Va.  Comn.  Lieut.  U.S.A.  Affiliations:  Exec. 
Monmouth  Council,  Boy  Scouts  of  Amer. ;  Cen. 
Bd.,  Officials ;  former  chairman,  Life  Saving 
Div.  Amer.  Red  Cross ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ; 
Senior  Skulls ;  Diomedians ;  Masons ;  Scout 
Exec.  Alliance.  Clubs  :  Kiwanis  ;  Vestal  Hills 
C.C. ;  "M"  Club;  N.J.  Scout  Exec.  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Fannie  Read,  June  27,  1913.  Office: 
131  Pearl  St.,  Red  Bank,  N.J.  Home:  Fair 
Haven,  N.  J. 


COBURN,  PHILIP  FAIRBAIRN,  football. 
Born:  Weston,  Mass.,  Apr.  10,  1899.  Son  of 
Wm.  Herbert  and  Maud  (Fairbairn)  Coburn. 
Ed.:  Weston  H.  Sch.;  Noble  Greenough  Sch.; 
A.B.,   Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Noble  and  Greenough  Sch. 
F.B.,  track  and  crew  teams,  (F.B.  champs.,  1917, 
crew  champs.,  1918) .  1921-23,  mem.  Harvard  F.B. 
team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  engr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Pi  Eta  Club; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Institute  of  1770 ;  Hasty 
Pudding  Club;  "H"  Club,  (Harvard).  Address: 
Church  St.,  Weston,  Mass. 


COCHRANE,  EDWARD  W.,  football,  track 
and  boxing.  Bom:  Rome,  Mich.,  July  22,  1890. 
Son  of  Henry  F.  and  Coral  McKee  (Wtay) 
Cochrane.     Ed.:  Kalamazoo  Coll. 

Record:  Has  competed  in  track,  B.B.,  F.B., 
trapshooting,  hockey,  hunting,  golf  and  bowling, 
(competed  in  Mo.  Valley  Golf  District  tourna- 
ments). 1913-28,  refereed  375  important  F.B. 
games,  Mo.  Valley  conf.,  S.  West,  conf.,  Kans. 
conf.,  Mo.  conf.,  and  Okla.  conf.  Refereed  150 
coll.  track  meets.  Refereed  650  boxing  contests, 
including  world's  champs.  (Jack  Dempsey, 
Benny  Leonard.  Harry  Greb,  Bill  Brennan  and 
Billy  Miske.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  Editor,  Journal  and 
Post  (Kans.  City,  Mo.).  Affiliations:  Mid-West 
P.G.A. ;  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  F.B.  officials  ;  S.  West. 
F.B.  Officials.  Clubs:  Meadow  Lake;  Hillcrest; 
Mission  Hills  ;  Milburn  ;  Swope ;  Park  ;  Shaw- 
nee; Indian  Hills  G.C. ;  Kans.  City  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  2'2nd  and  McGee  St.,  Kans.  City, 
Mo.     Home:  K.C.A.C,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 


COCHRANE,  GORDON  STANLEY,  pro.  base 
ball.  Born:  Bridgewater,  Mass.,  Apr.,  6,  1903. 
Son  of  John  and  Sarah  (Campbell)  Cochrane. 
Education:     Boston   Univ. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.,  Boston  Univ.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.  B.,  hockey,  and  boxing  teams,  (capt. 
B.B.  team,  1923).  Won  ten  letters  in  athletics: 
F.B.  4,  B.B.,  3,  Bskt.  B.,  1,  and  hockey  1,  and 
boxing  1.  1924,  organized  B.B.  Portland  Pac. 
Coast  League,  (hit  336).  Purchased  by  Connie 
Mack  for  $50,000.00  and  five  players.  1925,  B.B., 
Phila.  Athletics,  (hit  330  in  134  games).  Equal- 
ed world's  record,  (3  home  runs  in  one  game) 
Phila.  vs  St.  Louis.  1926,  B.B.,  Phila.,  (hit  273 
'in  117  games).    1927,  B.B.,  Phila. 

Present  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Lambda  Chi  Alpa ;  Elks;  Fellowship 
Lodge,  A.  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Asso.  Pro.  Ball  Players. 
Hobby:  Hunting,  golf,  and  radio.  Married: 
Mary  Bohr,  Mar.  25,  1924.  Children:  Gordon 
Stanley,  Jr.,  age  2y2.  Office:  Shibe  Park, 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  299  Pleasant  St.,  Bridge- 
water,  Mass. 


COCHRANE,  HARRY  MICHIE,  coach.  Born: 
Edinburgh,  Scotland,  Oct.  29,  1882.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Jessie  (Michie)  Cochrane.  Ed.: 
Edinburgh  H.  Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Edinburgh  Hibernian  champ, 
water  polo  team  (all-star  right  wing  for  4  yrs.)  ; 
won    champs,    of    Edinburgh    Roseberry    S.    C. 


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4  yrs.  in  succession.  1905,  won  open  champs. 
Toronto,  Canada ;  broke  record  across  Toronto 
Bay.  1906-07,  coach  Toronto  (S.  C).  1907, 
coach  Hampton  H.  Sch.  (.  Va.)  ;  won  all  meets 
for  3  yrs.;  coach  Martial  Van  Schelle  (Bel- 
gium) ;  won  England  and  Belgium  champs.  4 
yrs. ;  coach  Pa.  A.C. ;  won  all  Middle  Atlantic 
champs,  for  the  last  2  yrs. 

Pros.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Charge  of  all  officers  at  school  at  Fortress 
Monroe.  Affiliations:  Loyal  Order  Moose.  Of- 
fice: 18th  and  Rittenhouse  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


COFALL,  STANLEY,  football.  Born:  Cleve- 
land, Ohio,  May  5,  1894.  Son  of  Fred  and  Ida 
(Bingham)  Cofall.  Ed.:  East  H.  Sch.;  LL.B., 
Notre  Dame  Univ.,   1917. 

Recard:  1910-11-12-13,  mem.  East  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  ice  hockey  teams  (capt. 
ice  hockey,  1911-12).  1911-12,  capt.  Cleveland 
A.C.  junior  ice  hockey  team  (Junior  Natl, 
champs.,  1912).  1912,  mem.  C.A.C.  senior  ice 
hockey  team  (Natl,  champs.).  1913,  capt. 
Notre  Dame  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1914- 
15-16,  mem.  Notre  Dame  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1916).  1916,  mem.  Notre  Dame  B.B.  team. 
1917,  capt.  Massillon  Tigers'  F.B.  team.  1919, 
mgr.  and  capt.  Massillon  Tigers'  pro.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  capt.  Cleveland  Tigers'  F.B.  team.  1920- 
21,  mem.  Pa.  Quakers'  F.B.  team.  1922-23, 
coach  Pottsville  (Pa.)  Maroons.  1922-23-24, 
ath.  dir.  Roman  Cath.  H.  Sch.,  Phila.  1925-26- 
27,  ath.  dir.  Loyola  Coll.  1928,  ath.  dir.  Wake 
Forest  Coll.   (N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Service: 
Tank  C.  Instr.  Officers'  Training  Sch.,  Gettys- 
burg, 1918.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Irene 
Held,  Nov.  16,  1920.  Children:  Stanley,  Jr.,  age 
6;  Jack,  age  2;  Blossom,  infant.  Office:  Wake 
Forest  Coll.,  Wake  Forest,  N.  C.    Home:  Same. 


COFF,  CLARENCE,  golf.  Bom:  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Aug.  14,  1903.  Son  of  Clarence  and  Pauline 
(Keenher)  Coff.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (St.  Louis, 
Mo.),  1916. 

Record:  1914-23,  asst.  pro.  Club  Master,  Tri- 
ple A.  G.C.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1922,  competed 
Mo.  open  champ.  1923-24,  golf  pro.  Jackson 
C.C.  (Carbondale,  111.).  1924,  golf  pro.  Lay- 
ton's  Indoor  Golf  Sch.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1925- 
27,  golf  pro.  Clarksville  C.C.  1926,  competed 
Memphis  open  champ.  1926-27,  competed  S. 
East.  P.G.A.  tournament.  1928,  golf  pro.  Triple 
A.  G.C.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Clubs:  Triple  A. 
G.C;  P.G.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Triple  A. 
G.C,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  "4373  Papin  St., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 


COFFIN,  ALBERT  R.,  football  and  crew. 
Born:  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Dec.  28,  1881.  Son 
of  Albert  W.  and  Maria  (Reeves)  Coffin.  Ed.: 
A.B.,   Cornell  Univ.,   1904. 

Record :  1901,  mem.  Cornell  Coll.  freshman 
crew.  1900-03,  mem.  Cornell  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1902-04,  mem.  Cornell  Coll.  varsity  crew, 
(capt,  1904.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  underwriter.  Affili- 
ations: Phi  Delta  Tbejta ;  Indianapolis  A.C 
Married:  Kathryne  Peyton.  Children:  Albert 
P.,  age  16;  Donald  R.,  age  14.  Office:  607  Con- 
tinental Bank  Bldg.,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  Home: 
971  N.  Delaware   St.,   Indianapolis,   Ind. 

COFFIN,  EDMUND,  crew.  Born:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  8,  1844.  Son  of  Edmond  and  Sarah 
(Lambden)    Coffin.     Ed.:  Yale;   Columbia  Coll. 

Record:  1864-66,  mem.  Yale  crew  team  (won 
Yale-Harvard  meet,  1864-65.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations :  Alpha 
Sigma  Phi ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  Metropolitan  Club;  "Y"  Club,  (Yale); 
Shinnecock  Hill)-;  G.C;  N.  Y.  Hiding  Club. 
Children:  Henry  Sloane,  Wm.  Sloane.  Office: 
153  East  46th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  110 
East  71st  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

COFFEY,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  baseball  and 
football.  Born :  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  28,  1888. 
Son  of  Michael  and  Elizabeth  (Bulger)  Coffey. 
Education :     A.B.,  and  LL.B.,  Fordham  Univ. 

Record:  1905-06-07-08,  mem.,  Fordham  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1906-07-08-09,  mem.,  Fordham  Univ. 
B.B.  team.  1909,  pro.  B.B.,  Boston  N.L. ;  F.B. 
coach,  Fordham  Univ.  1910,  pro.  B.B.,  India- 
napolis (Amer.  Asso.).  1911-12-13-14-15,  pro. 
B.B.,  Denver  W.  L.  1913,  B.B.  coach,  Fordham 
Univ.  1916,  pro.  B.B.,  San  Francisco  P.C.L. 
1917-19-20-21,  pro.  B.B.,  Des  Moines  W.L.  1918, 
pro.  B.B.,  Detroit  A.L.  and  Boston  A.  L.  1920. 
coached  Des  Moines  Univ.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1922,  pro.  B.B.  Hartford  E.  L.  1923,  pro.  B.B., 
Macon  and  Charleston  S.A.L.  1924,  pro.  B.B.. 
Decatur  and  Peoria  I.I.I.  League ;  coached  Ford- 
ham Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26,  scout 
for  Cincinnati  N.L.  1925,  coached  Fordham 
Univ.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1926-27,  coached 
Fordham  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Graduate  mgr.  of  ath- 
letics, Fordham.  Affiliations:  F.B.  Coaches 
Asso. ;  Asso.  of  Pro.  Ball  Players  of  Amer. ; 
Elks;  Fordham  Univ.  Club,  (vice-pres.).  Hob- 
by: Remembering  birthdays.  Office:  Fordham 
Univ.,  N.  Y.  C.    Home  :     2301  Lyon  Ave.,  N.Y.C 

COGGINS,  IRVING,  football,  baseball,  track 
and  lacrosse.  Boim:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Nov.  20, 
1893.  Son  of  Harry  and  Emma  (Hammack) 
Coggins.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1911 ;  Univ.  of 
Md.,  C.E.,  M.E. 


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Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Md.  Univ.  F.B.  and  la- 
crosse teams  (capt.  lacrosse,  1916).  1916-17, 
mem.  Md.  Univ.  track  team  (mgr.,  1917).  1924- 
27,  coach  Cen.  H.  Sen.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  Bskt.B. 
team  (won  champ.)  ;  runner-up  Penn.  tourna- 
ment  (won  Penn.  tournament,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son. Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Eleanor  Sison, 
Oct.  27,  1917.  Address:  4324  18th  St.  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 


COHILL,  PAUL  A.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C.  Feb.  2  1895.  Son  of  George 
A.  and  Emma  V.  (Dulin)  Cohill.  Ed.:  East. 
H.   Sch.  George  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  East.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1912).  1911-13,  mem.  East.  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1914-20,  semi-pro.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
1916,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1919- 
23,  coach  Mohawk  A.C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  B.B.  Umpirers' 
Asso.,  (Wash.,  D.  C. ).  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: F.  Myrtle  Lewis,  Feb.  17,  1917.  Children: 
G.  Alvin,  age  10;  Paul  W.,  age  6.  Office:  401 
S.  Ry.  Co.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  236-12th  St. 
S.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


COHOLAN,      WILLIAM      THOMAS,      track. 

Born:  New  Britain,  Conn.,  Sept.  29,  1885.  Son 
of  Dr.  M.  J.  and  Grace  (Markley)  Coholan.  Ed: 
New  Britain  H.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1907. 

Record:  1903,  capt.  New  Britain  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (won  1st  place  in  quarter-mile  Inter- 
Sch.  meet  at  Wesleyan ;  won  1st  place  in  100, 
220  and  440  yd.  dashes,  high  jump,  broad  jump 
and  pole  vault  in  dual  meet  with  Meriden  H. 
Sch.).  1905,  mem.  Yale  1-mile  relay  team 
(team  won  coll.  champ,  of  Amer.  at  Pa.  relays; 
won  1st  place  in  quarter-mile  Yale-Princeton 
dual  meet)  ;  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team.  1906, 
mem.  Yale  1-mile  indoor  relay  team  (won  1st 
place  in  440-yd.  dash  Yale-Princeton  dual 
meet)  ;  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team;  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
1-mile  outdoor  relay  team.  1907,  mem.  Yale  1- 
mile  indoor  and  outdoor  relay  teams  (won  1st 
place  in  440-yd.  dash  at  Yale-Princeton  and 
Yale-Harvard  dual  meets ;  runner-up  in  440-yd. 
dash  at  I.C.  meet,  Cambridge,  Mass. ;  runner-up 
150-yd.  dash  A.A.U.  indoor  champ ;  estabd.  new 
record  for  Yale  in  440-yd.  dash  (491-5  sec.)  ; 
capt.  class  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  sales  mgr.,  steel  dept., 
the  Stanley  Works  (New  Britain,  Conn.)  ;  gen. 
sales  mgr.  Amer.  Tube  &  Stamping  Plant 
(Bridgeport,  Conn.).  Affiliations:  Yale  Club 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  K.C. ;  Shuttle  Meadow  Club,  Inc. 
(New  Britain,  Conn.)  ;  Shuttle  Meadow  Golf 
Club.  Hobby:  Golf  and  figure-skating  on  Ice. 
Married:  Dorothy  Colling,  1918.    Children:  Dor- 


othy Ann,  age  6 ;  Catherine  Markley,  age  3 ; 
William  T.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Lake  St.,  New 
Britain,  Conn.  Home:  617  Lincoln  Rd.,  New 
Britain,  Conn. 


COLBURN,  FRANCES  TUCKER,  basketball. 
Born:  Marengo,  la.,  Jan.  6,  1874.  Daughter  of 
Edwin  and  Frances  (Barrows)  Tucker.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1899. 

Record:  1896-1900,  mem.  Stanford  Women's 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1898-99)  ;  bus.  mgr.,  1897- 
1900.  1900-01,  dir.  Fallbrook  (Calif.)  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1902-04,  dir.  Placentia  (Cali- 
fornia) girls'  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1904- 
07,  dir.  El  Monte  (Calif.)  Bskt.B.  and  tennis 
teams.  1908-10,  dir.  Imperial  (Calif.)  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1912-13,  dir.  Wheatland 
(Calif.)  girls'  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1913- 
15,  dir.  Boulder  Creek  (Calif.)  girls'  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1915-16,  dir.  Eureka  (Calif.) 
girls'  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1916-18,  dir. 
Patterson  (Calif.)  girls'  Bskt.B.  and  tennis 
teams.  1923-25,  dir.  Truckee  (Calif.)  girls' 
Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1925-26,  dir.  Julian 
(Calif.)    girls'   Bskt.B.   and  tennis  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  H.  sch.  teacher.  AffiliOr 
tions:  A.R.C. ;  mgr.  Amateur  Ath.  League;  Im- 
perial Valley  Amateur  Ath.  League;  Constitu- 
tional Comm. ;  San  Diego  Art  Guild ;  Woman's 
C,  Julian;  Eastern  Star.  Hobby:  Art,  journal- 
ism and  athletics.  Married:  Franklyn  Edward 
Colburn.  Office:  Box  23,  Julian,  Calif.  Home: 
Boulder  Creek,  Calif. 


COLE,  REX,  tennis.  Born:  Steubenville, 
Ohio,  Nov.  3,  1901.  Son  of  G.  A.  and  Mary  J. 
(Hardesty)  Cole.  Ed.:  St.  Petersburg  (Fla.) 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1923-27,  runner-up  Dixie  double 
champ.  (Tampa,  Fla.).  1923-28,  won  city 
singles  champ.  (St.  Petersburg).  1927-28,  won 
Central  Fla.  doubles  champ.  1928,  won  Dixie 
doubles  (Tampa)  ;  won  Tampa  city  doubles 
champ. ;  runner-up  Dixie  singles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker  J.  B. 
Greene  Realty  Co.  Affiliations:  Jungle  C.C. 
(St.  Petersburg)  ;  Sunshine  City  Tennis  C. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Bernice  Stecker,  Nov. 
22,  1922.  Children:  Rex,  Jr.,  age  4y2 ;  Ruth 
Ann,  age  1%.  Office:  651  Central  Ave.,  St. 
Petersburg,  Fla.  Home:  1664  17th  Ave.,  South, 
St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 


COLEBANK,  JASPER  H.,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Evansville,  W.  Va., 
Feb.  28,  1887.  Son  of  James  Q.  and  Louise 
(Deahl)  Colebank.  Ed.:  Fairmont  State  Nor- 
mal Sch. ;  West  Va.  Univ. ;  Fairmont  State 
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Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Fairmont  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Fairmont 
State  Normal  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
teams.  1914,  mem.  West  Va.  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1914-15,  mem.  West  Va.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1916-24,  coached  H.  Sch.  (West  Va.)  ath.  teams. 
1924-28,  ath.  dir.  Fairmont  State  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.  Mil. 
Service:  F.A.  Training  Sch.,  Camp  Taylor, 
Louisville,  Ky.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta; 
Amer.  Legion.  Married:  Fay  Esther  Sturm, 
Apr.  6,  1917.  Children:  Ida  Louise,  age  8;  Es- 
ther Irene,  age  7.  Office:  Fairmont  Coll.,  Fair- 
mont, W.  Va.  Home:  1126  Lowell  St.,  Fair- 
mont, W.  Va. 

COLEE,  OTTO  LEONARD,  capt.  Tulane  Uni- 
versity football  team,  1918.  Born:  Audubon,  la., 
Dec.  4,  1895.  Son  of  C.  A.  W.  and  Sara  (Hayes) 
Colee.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ; 
D.D.S.,  Tulane  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams,  (capt.  track,  1915,  Minn.  State  H. 
Sch.  discus  record).  1916-18,  mem.  Tulane  Univ. 
F.B.  team,  (All-S.  tackle,  1917,  capt,  1918). 
1917-19,  mem.  Tulane  Univ.  track  team.  1921- 
22-24-25-26,  coach  Magnolia  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
M.R.C.,  Dec,  1917.  Affiliations:  Mason;  S.  Conf. 
F.B.  Officials;  Delta  Sigma  Phi;  Psi  Omega; 
Kappa  Delta  Phi.    Address:  Magnolia,  Miss. 

COLEMAN,  GEORGE  C,  football.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.  Sept.  18,  1894.  Son  of  Frederick 
Henry  and  Josephine  (Schaub)  Coleman.  Ed.: 
N.E.  H.  Sch. ;  Brown  Prep.  Sch. ;  Muhlenburg 
Coll. ;  Temple  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  N.  East.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  Mem.  Brown  Prep.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1916,  All-Scholastic  H.B.  in 
Phila.  Dist.  1919-20-21,  played  prof.  F.B.  1922- 
28,  officiated  F.B.  and  track  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  A.  G.  Spalding  & 
Bros.  Affiliations:  Veteran  Aths.  (Phila.)  ;  Cen. 
Bd.  of  Officials;  Phila.  Officials  C. ;  Frater  C. 
(Phila.)  ;  Pyramid  C.  (Phila.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Chi. 
Office:  1210  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
2900  N.  16th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

COLEMAN,  HARRY  MARCUS,  football. 
Born:  Menomonie,  Wis.,  Nov.  3,  1869.  Son  of 
Eldwin  C.  and  Isabella  J.  (Cuscaden)  Coleman. 
Ed.:  Hamline  Univ.,  1886-91;  Univ.  of  Wis., 
1891;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1897. 

Record:  1880-86,  sprinter  and  jumper.  1886- 
87-88-90-99,  mem.  Hamline  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
(Capt.,  1890).  1890,  mem.  Hamline  Univ.  track 
team  (won  100  yds.  in  10  1-2).  1891,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  (Longest  run  on  rec- 
ord for   touchdown  for   several  years).     1895, 


County    Fair    Glenwood,     (Wis.),    won    bicycle 
race.     1896,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  War  Service:  En- 
listed 1917 ;  Fort  Riley  then  transferred  to 
Camp  Lewis ;  mem.  of  the  Neuro-psychiatric 
Comn.  of  First  draft,  Nov.,  1917;  transferred  to 
362nd,  Reg.  Inf.  as  CO. ;  Tuberculosis  Examin- 
ing Bd.  Fort  D.  A.  Russell,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Stockholder  State  Bank  of  Hillsdale  (Wis.)  ; 
Dir.  North.  Bd.  &  Investment  Co. ;  Surgeon  of 
The  Barron  Clinic,  Barron  (Wis.)  ;  Maj. 
R.O.T.C.  Comn.  man.  C.M.T.C. ;  Wis.  T.B.  Asso. ; 
Polk,  Sawyer,  Burnette  and  Washburn,  (Me.) 
Med. ;  Amer.  Med.  and  Inter-State  Med.  Soc. ; 
Mason ;  K.  of  P.,  Barron ;  Amer.  Legion,  Barron, 
(Wis.)  ;  Part  Owner  Barron  Clinic  (Wis.)  ; 
Shrine;  Barron  Civic  C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.  Married:  Bessie  Post,  June  8,  1898. 
Children:  Edwin  DeWitt,  age  29;  Harry  Clark, 
age  17.  Office:  Bank  of  Barron  Bldg.,  Barron, 
Wis.    Home:  LaSalle  and  2nd  St.,  Barron,  Wis. 

COLEMAN,  WILLIAM  THOMAS,  mem.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.  track  and  football  teams.  Born :  Elmira, 
N.Y.,  Feb.  7,  1902.  Son  of  William  T.  and 
Mary  (Espey)  Coleman.  Education:  Elmira 
Acad.,  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
and  football  team,  (East.  Champ.)  1925,  mem., 
Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team.  1926,  mem.,  Phila. 
Quakers  Pro.  football  team,  (Amer.  League 
Champ.) 

Present  Occupation:  Life  Ins.  Affiliations: 
Special  agent,  Union  Cen.  Life  Ins.  Co.;  (Cin- 
cinnati) N.Y.A.C.  (Life  Membership)  Veteran 
Ath.  Asso  Phila.;  Psi  Upsilon.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  Second  and  Baldwin  Sts.,  Elmira,  N.Y. 
Home:    485  W.  First  St.,  Elmira,  N.Y. 

COLES,  MARK  FENTON,  mem.  All-Amer. 
swimming  team,  1924.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
May  1,  1904.  Son  of  George  F.  and  Rosa 
(Adams)  Coles.  Md.:  Central  H.  Sch.,  Wash., 
D.  C;  Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swimming 
team ;  won  100  and  450  yd.,  time,  57  sec.  and 
25  sec,  Intersch.  So.  Atl.  meet ;  won  100  yd.,  So. 
Atl.  meet.  1923-26,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  swim- 
ming team  (capt.,  1926).  1923,  N.  Eng.  I.C. 
champs.  1923-25,  mem.  N.  Eng.  I.C.  champ  re- 
lay team.  1923-25,  mem.  All-N.  Eng.  I.C.  swim- 
ming team.  1924,  qualified  in  preliminary  Olym- 
pic try-outs ;  mem.  All-Amer.  swimming  team. 
1924-26,  mem.  All-N.  Eng.  I.C.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  insurance,  Phoenix 
Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma 
Delta;  capt.  Wash.  Swimming  Club;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
secty.-treas.  Brown  Univ.  Alumni  C,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  Office:  930  Woodward  Bldg..  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  Home:  2026  Pierce  Mill  Rd., 
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COLLETT,  ELMER,  water  polo.  Born:  San 
Francisco,  Calif.,  Mar.  19,  1903.  Son  of  Charles 
W.  and  Henrietta  (Driscoll)  Collett.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford,   1925;   LL.B.,   Univ.  of   Calif.,   1927. 

Record:  1922-23-24-25,  mem.  Stanford  water 
polo  team  (Natl.  Jr.  champs.,  1922)  (Natl.  Sr. 
champs..  1923)  (Olympic  polo  team,  1924). 
1926,  2nd.  Natl.  Sr.  champs.  1927,  All-Hawaiian 
champs.     1928,  capt.  Olympic  C.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  Law.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Tau  Delta  ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  San  Francisco 
Jr.  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Stanford  C. ;  Elks ; 
Olympic  C.  Hobby:  Piano.  Office:  220  Mont- 
gomery Mills  Bldg.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home: 
1201  Water  St.,   San  Francisco,  Calif. 

COLLIFLOWER,      JAMES      E.,      basketball. 

Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  7,  1884.  Son  of  Charles 
Ernest  and  Annie  M.  (Castell)  Colliflower.  Ed.: 
Gonzaga  H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ.,  A.B.,  1900 ; 
L.L.M.,   1911. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  Gonzaga  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1906-10,  mem.  George- 
town track  team  (capt.,  1906).  1908-10,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1912- 
14,  coach  Georgetown  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1916- 
17,  coach  U.S.N. A.  Bskt.B.  team  (champs.,  1917). 
1922,  coach  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  merchant.  Affiliations : 
Treas.  and  gen.  mgr.  James  E.  Colliflower  Co., 
Inc. ;  Treas.  Outside  Arch.  Inc. ;  K.C. ;  Elks ; 
Phi  Alpha  Delta ;  Pres.  Cosmopolitan  Club ; 
Racquet  Club;  Manor  Club;  Wash.  A.C.  Hobby: 
Basketball,  married:  Grace  D.  Lynch,  July  14, 
1914.  Children:  Grace  Mary,  age  12;  Rose  D., 
age  9.  Office:  1001  15th  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  1127  East  Capitol  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

COLLIFLOWER,    CHARLES   ERNEST,   JR., 

basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Dec.  11,  1883.  Son  of  Charles  E.  and  Annie  M. 
(Castell)  Colliflower.  Ed.:  Georgetown  Univ., 
1903. 

Record:  Mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.  teams.  Mem.  Wash.  (D.  C.)  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (5  yrs.).  Umpired  H.  Sch.  League 
B.B.  teams  (3  yrs.).  Umpired  City  League 
B.B.  teams  (5  yrs.).  Umpired  Md.  Univ.  B.B. 
team  (1  yr.).   Refereed  Bskt.B.   (D.  C,  15  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation;  Sec.  J.  EL  Colliflower  Co., 
Inc.  Affiliations:  K.C.  ±slarried :  Louise  O'Brien, 
Oct.  5,  1909.  Children:  Mary  Louise,  age  17; 
Charles  E.,  age  16;  Joseph  F.  X.,  age  13;  Ger- 
trude Rita,  age  8.  Office:  1001  15th  St.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  1112  Buchanan  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

COLLETT,  GLENNA  FLORENCE,  United 
States  National  golf  champion,  1922-25.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Connecticut,  June  20,  1903.   Daugh- 


ter of  George  II.  and  Adah  (Wilkinson)  Collett. 
Education:  Lincoln  School  (Providence,  Rhode 
Island). 

Record:  1921,  won  Rhode  Island  State  golf 
championship ;  won  Massachusetts  State  golf 
championship.  1921-26,  won  Shenneceosett  In- 
vitation championship.  1921-22-24-20,  medalist 
in  United  States  golf  championship.  1922-24, 
won  Palm  Beach  golf  championship.  1922-25, 
won  United  States  National  golf  championship. 
1922-23-24-27,  won  Eastern  and  North  and  South 
golf  championship.  1923-24,  won  Canadian  ladies 
open  championship ;  won  Buffalo  Invitation  golf 
tournament.  1925,  won  French  ladies  open  cham- 
pionship. Won  following  golf  championships : 
Belleair,  Florida ;  Ormond  Beach,  Florida ; 
Mountain  Lake,  Florida.  Won  following  course 
records :  Brae  Burn  Country  Club,  76 ;  East 
Course,  Westchester-Biltmore,  72 ;  St.  Augustine 
Country  Club,  74  ;  Rhode  Island  Country  Club, 
77 ;   St.  Louis  Country  Club,  75. 

Hobby:  Writing.  Address:  20  Upton  Avenue, 
Providence,  Rhode  Island. 

COLLINS,  ARTHUR  WORTH,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Chieng  Mai,  Siam,  Asia,  Sept.  26, 
1890.  Son  of  Rev.  D.  G.  and  Ada  Florence 
(Pinkerton)  Collins.  Ed.:  Wooster  Acad.,  1909; 
Wooster  Coll.,  1913 ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1924 ;  Univ. 
of  Notre  Dame,  1927. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Wooster  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1911-13,  mem.  Wooster  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  Wooster  Coll.  track 
team.  1913-14,  phy.  dir.  Ohio  State  Blind  Sch. 
1914-16,  ath.  dir.  Geneva  H.  Sch.  (Geneva, 
Ohio).  1917-18,  ath.  dir.  Painesville  H.  Sch. 
1918-24,  ath.  dir.  Lorain  H.  Sch.  (won  Ohio 
State  Bskt.B.  champ.).  1924,  ath.  dir.  Baldwin 
Wallace  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Baldwin  Wallace 
Coll.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Alpha  Tau  Omega; 
Berea  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Josephine  La  May  Posiey,  Oct.  4,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Elvira  Mary,  age  11.  Office:  Baldwin 
Wallace  Coll.,  Berea,  Ohio.  Home:  102  E. 
Grand  St.,  Berea,  Ohio. 

COLLINS,  BERTRAND  ROBSON  TORSEY, 

Baseball  and  golf.  Born:  York,  Me.,  Nov.  10, 
1866.  Son  of  Rev.  John  and  Laura  Smith 
(Home)  Collins.  Ed.:  Fryeburg  Acad.  (Frye- 
burg,  Me.)  ;  B.S.,  Mass.  Inst.  Tech. 

Record:  1883,  mgr.  Fryeburg  Acad.  B.B. 
team.  1884,  mgr.  and  capt.  Kezar  Falls  B.B. 
team.  1885,  mgr.  and  capt.  Chebeague  Is.  B.B. 
team.  1886-87,  mgr.  and  capt.  S.  Portland  B.B. 
team.  1888-92,  mgr.  and  capt.  Peaks  Is.  B.B. 
team.  1890-93,  mem.  M.I.T.  B.B.  team  (won  1st 
place  fence  vault,  6ft.  7%in.,  2nd  place,  16-lb. 
shot-put,  M.I.T.A.C.  meet,  1890).     1895-96,  capt. 


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Chicago  Y.M.C.A.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem. 
•Chicago  Y.M.C.A.  F.B.  team.  Mem.  M.I.T.  F.B. 
team.  1907-08,  won  Newton  Centre  Bowling 
Club  champ. ;  capt.  Stone  &  Webster  bowling 
teams.  1913,  won  B.B.  champ,  cup ;  won  golf 
champ.  1925,  won  Chestnut  Hill  G.C.  swatfest 
champ.  1926,  won  Great  Chebeague  G.C.  Zaugg 
Cup  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Spray  Engr.  Co.,  Boston, 
Mass.  Naval  Service:  Ensign  U.S.N.,  Spanish- 
Amer.  War,  1898;  div.  officer  U.S.S.  Scorpion, 
with  Sampson's  fleet,  Santiago,  Cuba ;  lieut. 
comdr.  U.S.S.  Dorothea  training  cruise,  League 
Island,  1901.  Affiliations:  U.S.N.L. ;  Amer.  Soc. 
Mech.  Engrs. ;  N.  W.  Asso.  (M.I.T.)  ;  Boston 
Tech.  Club ;  Chicago  Tech.  Club ;  Chicago  Naval 
Reserve  Club;  Chestnut  Hill  G.C;  Great  Che- 
beague G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Katherine 
Greer,  June  20,  1900.  Children:  Dorothea,  age 
26;  Katharine,  age  24;  Sallie,  age  18.  Office: 
60  High  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  18  Athel- 
stane  Rd.,  Newton  Centre,  Mass. 

COLLINS,  CHARLES  CORNELIUS,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  27,  1903.  Son  of  James 
P.  and  Loretta  (Hanley)  Collins.  Ed.:  St.  Igna- 
tius H.  Sch.  (Chicago,  111.),  1921;  LL.B.,  Notre 
Dame  Univ.,  1925. 

Record):  1922-24,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (Natl,  champs.,  1924).  1925,  line  coach 
Univ.  of  Chattanooga  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  head 
coach  Univ.  of  N.  C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  K.C. 
Office:  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Home:  714  Gunder- 
son  Ave.,  Oak  Park,  111. 


COLLINS,  EDWARD  T.,  baseball.  Born: 
Millerton,  N.  Y.,  May  2,  1887.  Son  of  John  R. 
and  Mary  (Trowbridge)  Collins.  Ed.:  Irving 
H.  Sch.  (Tarrytown,  N.  Y.)  ;  A.  B.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  1907. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1907).  1906- 
14,  mem.  Phila.  Ath.  B.B.  team.  1910-11-13, 
mem.  Phila.  Aths.,  won  3  World  Series.  1915- 
26,  mem.  Chicago  White  Sox.  Won  World  Se- 
ries, 1917.  1925-26,  mgr.  Chicago  White  Sox 
B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Phila.  Aths.  B.B. 
team.  (Holds  various  Amer.  League  records  for 
base  running,  hitting,  etc.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  B.B.  player.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  U.S.M.C.,  1918;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Veteran  Ath.  of  Phila. ;  Penn. 
A.C. ;  B.P.O.E;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Mason;  Aroni- 
mink  Golf  C.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Mabel 
Doane,  Nov.  3,  1910.  Children:  Paul  D.,  age 
16 ;  Edward  T.,  Jr.,  age  11.  Office:  Phila.  Ath- 
letics, Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  341  Owen  Ave.,  Lans- 
downe,  Pa. 


COLLINS,  WDLLIAM  NEWTON,  athletic 
coach.  Born:  Lothrop,  Mo.,  May  21,  1894.  Son 
of  Frank  and  Mary  (Evans)  Collins.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Mo.  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Mo.  Univ.  Varsity  F.B. 
team.  1921-22,  head  coach  Liberty  (Mo.)  H. 
Sch.  1923-25,  coach  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.  1926- 
27,  coach  William  Jewell  Coll.    (Liberty,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach  William  Jewell  Coll.,  Liberty,  Mo.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  June,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.  1  yr. ; 
discharged  July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Psi ;  Masons;  Shriners.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Cornelia  Darby,  Aug.  8,  1925.  Children:  Wil- 
liam N.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  William  Jewell  Coll., 
Liberty,  Mo.     Home:  Liberty,  Mo. 

COLLIS,  LLOYD,  track.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 
July  4,  1870.  Son  of  Chas.  H.  and  Septima 
(Maria)    Collis.     Ed.:   Columbia    Univ. 

Record:  1889-92,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  track 
team  (capt.,  1892;  mi.  walk,  I.C.  champ.,  time 
7:5  4/5).  1890-95,  Jr.  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track 
team  (estab.  relay  record  for  mi.  walk).  1895, 
mem.  7th  Regt.  track  team  (holder  y2  mi. 
walking  record,  time,  3:19  1/5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  War  Rec- 
ord: Lt.  Col.,  Q.M.C.,  A.E.F.,  1917-19;  awarded 
French  Legion  of  Honor.  Affiliations:  Colum- 
bia Union  A.A. ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Col.  Univ.  Club. 
Married:  Frances  Williamson,  Jan.  14,  1922. 
Office:  4  W.  43rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
50  W.  45th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

COLLOM,  SAMUEL  H.,  president  of  the 
United  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association.  Born: 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  March  19,  1876. 
Son  of  Benjamin  L.  and  Helen  (Harper)  Col- 
lom.    Education:  Drexel  Institute,  1895. 

Record :  1888,  member  of  Belfield  Tennis  Club. 
Member  of  Germantown  Cricket  Club  tennis 
team  (played  in  inter-city  matches).  1907-09, 
won  Pennsylvania  State  doubles  championship. 
1910,  captain  of  Huntington  Valley  Club  tennis 
team  (won  Philadelphia  inter-club  champion- 
ship). 1922-26,  delegate-at-large  and  vice-presi- 
dent of  United  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association. 
1926-27,  chairman  of  the  tennis  committee  and 
member  of  the  board  of  governors,  Huntington 
Valley  Country  Club ;  vice-president  and  chair- 
man of  the  tennis  committee,  Germantown 
Cricket  Club.  1928,  president  of  United  States 
Lawn  Tennis  Association. 

Present  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affilia- 
tions: Pennsylvania  Metallic  Tubing  Company ; 
Union  League.  Clubs:  Pennsylvania  Athletic; 
Racquet;  Corinthian  Yacht.  Hobby:  Tennis, 
golf  and  yachting.  Married:  Florence  Buchnor, 
April  17,  1900.  Children:  Samuel  H.,  Jr.,  age 
24.    Office:  Northeast  corner  of  Broad  and  Race 


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1903-10,  mem.  Bachelor  Barge  Club  crew  team. 
Streets.  Philadelphia.  Pennsylvania.  Home: 
School  House  Lane,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

COLTAKT,  FRANK  H.,  golf.  Bom:  Kinross, 
Scotland,  July  23,  1883.  Son  of  James  and 
Sarah  (Maxted)  Coltart.  Ed.:  Perth  (Scot- 
land)  Public  Sch. 

Record:  1900-02,  won  Perth-Artisan  G.C.  open 
champ.  1900-07,  golf  pro.  King  James  VI  G.C. 
1907-11,  golf  pro.  Birstall  G.C.  1909,  won  Mid- 
land champ,  medal  (P.G.A.),  Birmingham,  Eng- 
land ;  represented  Scotland  against  England ; 
represented  Scotland  against  England  in  Prin- 
cess. 1921-28,  golf  pro.  Phila.  C.C.  1923,  run- 
ner-up Phila.  champ.  1925-28,  golf  instr.  Rac- 
quet Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Clubs:  Phila. 
C.C.  Married:  Annie  Powrie,  Apr.,  1906.  Chil- 
dren: Rodney,  age  20 ;  Bruce,  age  18 ;  Ian,  age 
15.  Office:  Phila.  C.C,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Her- 
mit Lane,  Wissahickon,  Pa. 


COLTRIN,  FREDERIC  CHARLES,  capt.  U. 

of  Calif.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Bom:  Chicago,  111., 
Aug.  1,  1903.  Son  of  Charles  Wilkins  and  Lotta 
(Castle)  Coltrin.  Ed.:  Austin  H.  Sch.  (Chi- 
cago,  111.)  ;   Univ.   of  Calif. 

Record:  1919-20-21-22.  mem.  Austin  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  1922).  1924,  capt. 
2'7,  mem.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  Grant- 
land  Rice's  All-American  F.B.  squad,  1927). 
Honorable  mention  on  Warner-Jones-Rockne  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team,  1925. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi.  Address:  2625  Hearst  Ave.,  Berke- 
ley, Calif. 


COLWELL,  KENT  GALBRAITH,  track. 
Bom:  Paris,  France,  Apr.  25,  1898.  Son  of 
John  Charles  and  Sarah  Benton  (Brant)  Col- 
well.  Ed.:  St.  John's  Mil  Sch.;  Lit.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  St.  John's  Sch.  track 
team.  1914,  mem.  Princeton  Univ.  freshman 
track  team.  1915-16-17,  mem.  Princeton  Univ. 
varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.  Foreign  Dept, 
Guaranty  Trust  Co.  War  Record:  R.O.T.C. 
Fort  Myer,  Va.,  1917;  A.E.F.,  1917-19;  duty 
with  the  Ainer.  Comm.  to  negotiate  peace,  Hotel 
Crellon,  Paris,  1918-19;  discharged  1st  lieut. 
inf.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Pilgrims  of  Amer.  Acad, 
of  Political  Science;  Princeton  C.  Married: 
Catherine  E.  M.  Law,  July  6,  1926.  Office:  140 
Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  "Bewlay," 
Blue  Mill  Rd.,  Madison,  N.  J. 


COLWELL  WILLIAM  ARNOLD,  track. 
Born:  Providence,  R.  I.,  Oct.  12,,  1878.  Son  of 
Richard  Steere  and  Emily  (Hartshorn)  Colwell. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Denison  Coll.,  1899;  Harvard,  A.M., 
1902;  Ph.D.,  1906. 

Record:  1898,  Denison  Coll.  I.C.  mi.  and  half 
champ,  (number  1st  places  in  half  mi.,  mi.,  and 
2  mi.  events  Harvard).  1902,  half  mi.  from 
scratch  in  1 :58  4-5  min.  1903,  Harvard-Yale 
dual  meet  1st  place  in  2  mi.  and  2nd  in  mi. ; 
I.C.  at  N.  Y.  1st  place  in  mi.  and  4th  in  2  mi. 
1904,  mem.  Harvard-Yale  track  team  which  won 
against  Oxford-Cambridge  in  London. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professor.  Affiliations: 
Terrace-Kings  County  Tennis  C.  Hobby:  Sail- 
ing; tennis.  Married:  Martha  Ford,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: Martha  Reynolds,  age  12 ;  Abby  Kerr,  age 
10;  Elizabeth  Arnold,  age  2.  Office:  Adelphi 
Coll.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  303  Caton  Ave., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

COMBS,  LEE  OSHER,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Valley  City,  N.  Dak.,  Nov.  25,  1905.  Son  of  Lee 
and  Mabel  (Osher)  Combs.  Ed.:  Shattuck  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1926;  Univ.  of  S.  Calif. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  team.  1923-26,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
track  team,  (pole  vault  indoor  record,  1926). 
1925-26,  awarded  George  Guest  Haydock  Me- 
morial Cup.     1928,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chmn. 
I.C.  Finance  Com. ;  S.  Calif.  Olympic  Com. ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  "H"  Club  (Harvard).  Hobby:  Law. 
Office:  215  West  6th  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  2501  East  1st  St.,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 


COMERFORD,  WALTER  A.,  capt.  Boston 
College  football  team,  1921.  Bom:  Worcester, 
Mass.,  Jan.  25,  1899.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Ann 
(Gray)  Comerford.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Boston  Coll., 
1923. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams   (capt.  F.B.,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman  and  F.B. 
coach.  War  Record:  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  2  yrs., 
mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged  corpl.  Affiliations:  Vet. 
Ath.  Asso.  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  W.  A.  Sullivan.  Children:  Katherine, 
infant.  Office:  30  Federal  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  43  Wallington  Rd.,  Brighton,  Mass. 

CONARD,  HORACE  P.,  crew.  Bom:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Nov.  24,  1884.  Son  of  Dr.  Thomas  E.  and 
Anna  (Stratton)  Conard.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Drexel  Inst,  1902. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1900,  mem.  Drexel  Inst.  Bskt.B.  team  (Inter-sch. 
champs.).  1902-28,  mem.  Schuylkill  Navy  crew 
team  (won  Amer.  Henley  on  Schuylkill  River, 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Troop  "A",  Pa.  Cavalry,  1917,  comnd. 
2nd  lieut.  111th  Inf.,  28th  Div.,  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion ; 
Poor  Richard  Club  ;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby:  Rowing. 
Address:  Penn  A.C,  Phila.,  Pa. 


CONCANNON,  JOSEPH,  professional  billiard 
player.  Born:  Woodbridge,  N.  J.,  Mar.  19. 
1885. 

Record:  1904-08,  won  state  champ,  billiards 
(N.  J.).  1916,  4th  place  world's  billiard  champ. 
(Chicago,  111.).  1918-19,  won  N.  Y.  State 
champ. "(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  1919,  4th  place,  bil- 
liard champ,  tournament  (Phila.,  Pa.).  1921, 
won  match  with  Ralph  Greenleaf,  world's 
champ.   (Saratoga  Springs,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Arcade  Billiard  Hall. 
Office:  Arcade,  14th  and  Park  Rd.  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  2121  N.  Y.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


CONGELTON,  EARLE,  crew  and  basketball. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  22,  1891.  Son  of  Osborn 
and  Annie  M.  (Darby)  Congelton.  Ed.:  Hack- 
ensack    (N.  J.)    H.  Sch.,  1909;  Princeton,  1913. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Hackensack  H.  Sch. 
midget  Bskt.B.  team  (mgr.,  1908-09).  1909-10, 
mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew.  1910,  mem. 
Crescent  A.C.  (coxswain  of  one  of  their  crews). 
1912-13,    mem.   Princeton    varsity   crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr. ;  Phoenix  Mills,  Inc., 
Little  Falls,  N.  Y.,  and  Statesville,  N.  C.  (asst. 
mgr.)  ;  Beacon  Mills,  Inc.,  Little  Falls,  N.  Y. 
(sec).  Affiliations:  Mason;  Exchange  Club 
(Herkimer,  N.  Y.)  ;  Little  Falls  C.C.  (N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ruth  E.  Douglas,  Feb. 
21,  1918.  Children:  Ruth  Nancy,  age  9;  Doug- 
las Metcalf,  age  7.  Office:  3S9  S.  Second  St., 
Little  Falls,  N.  Y.  Home:  536  Renwick  Ave., 
Herkimer,  N.  Y. 


CONGER,  STEPHEN  CRAWFORD,  track. 
Born:  Cooperstown,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  22,  1902.  Son 
of  Sidney  Seaburn  and  Augusta  (Jennings) 
Conger.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Princeton, 
1924. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  soccer, 
Bskt.B.,  gym.  and  track  teams.  1921,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  track  team.  1922-24,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  track  team.  1922,  mem.  1-mile 
relay  team  which  won  indoor  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
champ.,  estabd.  record  3 :22 ;  mem.  relay  team 
which  won  Junior  Natl,  champ,  medley  relay ; 
mem.  track  team  which  won  Yale-Harvard- 
Princeton  champ;  mem.  track  team  which  won 
2nd  place  in  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ.  1923,  mem. 
relay  team  which  won  Metropolitan  1-mile  re- 


lay champ. ;  mem.  track  team  which  won  2nd 
place  in  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ.  1924,  won  three- 
quarter  mile  handicap  in  Samaclar  meet ;  mem. 
of  relay  team  which  won  2nd  place  in  Metro- 
politan medley  relay  champ.  Best  time  in 
quarter-mile,  50  1-5  sec. ;  half-mile,  1 :56  ;  mile, 
4  :20  1-5. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traffic  mgr.  N.  J.  Bell  Tel. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Princeton  Varsity  Club; 
Princeton  Elm  Club ;  Alumni  Asso.  of  the 
Oranges.  Married:  Alice  Crosby,  Oct.,  1925. 
Office:  1060  Broad  St.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home: 
210   S.   Burnet   St.,   East   Orange,   N.   J. 


CONKLIN,  FREDERIC  LAWTON,  football. 
Bom:  Manchester,  Mich.,  Apr.  12,  1888.  Son 
of  Abraham  Benjamin  and  Elizabeth  (Mills) 
Conklin.  Ed.:  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.;  M.D.,  Univ. 
of  Mich. ;  U.  S.  N.  Med  Sch. ;  Fellowship  Amer. 
Coll.    Surgeons. 

Record:  1906,  capt.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1908,  capt.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1909-10-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team  (capt..  1911).  1909-10  defeated  Univ.  of 
Minn.    (East.  Conf.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut,  comm.  M.C.U.S.N. 
War  Record:  Served  in  the  P.  L,  Japan  and 
Russia.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Phi  Beta  Pi;  "M" 
Club,  Univ.  of  Mich. ;  Winchester  C.C.  Married: 
Delphine  Sellers,  Mar.  9,  1921.  Office:  U.S.N. 
H.S.,  Boston,  Mass.     Home:  Same. 


CONLON,  ARTHUR  JOSEPH,  captain  Har- 
vard baseball  team,  1922.  Born:  Woburn.  Mass., 
Dec.  10,  1898.  Son  of  Mr.  Patrick  D.  and  Mary 
A.  Conlon.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1918; 
Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1919,  mem.  Har- 
vard freshman  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B. 
team).  1920-21,  won  Barrett  Wendell  Trophy, 
Harvard.  1920-22,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1922).  1921,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1922,  won  Dana  Wingate  Cup. 
Harvard.  1923,  mem.  Boston  Natl.  League  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Public  Service  Stock 
and  Bond  Co.  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F. 
Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard  of  Boston,  Mass.).  Mar- 
ried: Miriam  P.  O'Callaghan,  July  5,  1924.  Chil- 
dren: Arthur  J.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  53  State  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  30  Everton  St.,  Dor- 
chester,  Mass. 

CONNELL,  JOHN  H,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  Offi- 
cials. Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  7,  1S92. 
Son  of  John  H.  and  Eliza  J.  (Walker)  Connell. 
Ed.:  Trinity  Sch.;  Stuyvesant  H.  Sch.;  Colum- 
bia Univ.,  1916. 


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Record:  1908-11,  rnem.  Stuyvesant  H.  Sch. 
rifle  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Stuyvesant  H.  Sen. 
F.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  soccer,  hockey,  swim- 
ming and  track  teams.  1912-28,  Boy  Scouts  of 
Amer.  1913-28,  Public  Sch.  iAth.  League  official. 
1920-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  Officials.  1923-24, 
coach  Y.M.A.C.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Military  Service: 
Mem.  Co.  G.  7th  Reg.  N.Y.S.G.  Affiliations: 
Y.M.A.C.  (Cresskill,  N.J.)  ;  Dir.  Cresskill  Bldg. 
and  Loan  Asso. ;  Welfare  League ;  Beta  Theta 
Pi ;  F.&A.M. ;  R.A.M. ;  Columbia  Univ.  C. ;  Kisco 
River  G.C.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  dogs. 
Married:  Gertrud  H.  Kappes,  Apr.  25,  1917. 
Children:  Barbara  Walker,  age  9.  Office:  44 
Wall  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  Chappaqua, 
N.  Y. 


CONNER,  JAMES  AUGUSTUS,  National  I.C. 
tumbling  champion.  Born:  Mt.  Vernon,  Ind., 
Feb.  15,  1903.  Son  of  Otto  J.  and  Nora  (Gano) 
Conner.    Ed.:  B.S.,  U.  of  Chicago,  1926. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  U.  of  Chicago  Natl, 
champ,  gymnasium  team ;  placed  1st,  dual  meet 
with  Naval  Acad.,  dual  meet  with  U.  of  Pa. ; 
Conf.  champ,  in,  tumbling. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cnemist,  Sinclair  Refining 
Co.  (E.  Chicago,  111.).  Affiliations:  Delta  Chi; 
Order  of  the  "C".  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  8266 
Langley  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


(doubles)  ;  won  Nutley  Tennis  Club  champ, 
(singles).  1884,  won  Orange  Tennis  Club 
champ,  (singles)  ;  won  Far  and  Near  Tennis 
Club,  Hastings-on-Hudson,  invitation  tourna- 
ment (singles).  1885,  won  Orange  Tennis  Club 
champ,  (singles).  1908-09-10,  won  tennis  champ, 
of  North.  Mich.,  Alpena  C.C.  (singles).  1918, 
won  New  Port  Richey,  Fla.,  local  tournament 
(singles). 

Hobby:  Horticulture.  Married:  Cornelia  Fitz- 
hugh,  Sept.  11,  1895.  Children:  Carroll  Fitz- 
hugh,  age  32;  Helen  Field,  age  30;  Alida  Van 
Rensselaer,  age  28.  Address:  New  Port  Richey, 
Fla. 

CONRAD,  IRVIN  LLOYD,  capt.  Bluffton 
Coll.  football  team,  1927.  Bom:  Flanagan,  111., 
Mar.  10,  1905.  Son  of  John  D.  and  Emma  (Oren- 
dorft)  Conrad.  Ed.:  Stone  Sch.  (Jordan,  111.)  ; 
Sterling  H.  Sch. ;  Bluffton  Coll. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Sterling  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Sterling  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (mem.  half-mile  relay  team,  1923).  1924- 
25-26-27,  mem.  Bluffton  Coll.  track  team,  North- 
western Ohio  Conf.  champ.  1924,  1st  place  Conf. 
track  meet.  1925-27,  mem.  Bluffton  Coll.  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "S" 
Club  ;  "B"  Club  ;  Y.M.C.A.  Office:  Lincoln  Hall, 
Bluffton,  Ohio.  Home:  R.F.D  No.  2,  Sterling, 
Ohio. 


CONOVER,  ALONZO  EDWARD,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  23,  1900.  Son  of 
A.  Edward  and  Irene  (Boynton)  Conover.  Ed.: 
Peekskill  Mil.  Acad.,  1917;  C.E.,  Princeton 
Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Peekskill  Mil.  Acad. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Princeton  Univ.  fresh- 
man track  team.  1920,  won  600  (novice)  Mill- 
rose  A.A.  meet.  1921,  won  880  Harvard-Prince- 
ton dual  meet.     (1:59  min. ). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mechanical  engr.  Affilia- 
3,  1924.  Office:  15  Park  Row,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Belt  Co. ;  Montclair  Ath.  C. ;  Scoutmaster ; 
Cloister  Inn  C.  Married:  Margaret  Gabel,  Jan. 
tions:  Development  engr.  Robins  Conveying 
Home:  282  N.  Fullerton  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J. 

CONOVER,  RICHARD  FIELD,  tennis. 
Born:  South  Amboy,  N.  J.,  Nov.  20,  1858.  Son 
of  Francis  Stevens  and  Helen  (Field)  Conover. 
Ed.:  St.  Pauls  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1880;  LL.B.,  Columbia  Coll.,  1882. 

Record:  1882,  won  New  Brighton,  Staten 
Island,  tennis  champ.,  N.  Y.  and  vicinity  (singles, 
doubles  and  mixed  doubles).  1883,  won  Orange 
Tennis  Club  champ,  (singles,  doubles  and  mixed 
doubles)  ;   won   Seabright  Tennis   Club   champ. 


CONRAD,  VERNON  FLOYD,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Flanagan,  111.,  Mar.  10,  1905.  Son 
of  John  and  Emma  (Orendorft)  Conrad.  Ed.: 
Sterling  Township  H.  Sch. ;  Bluffton  Coll.  (Bluff- 
ton, Ohio). 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Sterling  Township  H. 
Sch.  track  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Sterling  Town- 
ship H.  Sch.  track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  track 
team  ;  mem.  relay  team  which  was  runner-up  in 
State  meet,  1922 ;  high  point  man  in  every  meet, 
1923).  1924-28,  mem.  Bluffton  Coll.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (high  point  man  in  every  track 
meet.  Little  Ohio  Conf.  for  4  yrs.).  1926-27,  All- 
Conf.  h.b.  1926,  runner-up  100-yd.  dash,  Ohio 
relays;  best  marks:  100-yd.  dash,  10  sec;  220- 
yd.  dash,  22  :3  sec. ;  broad  jump,  21  ft.  8  in. ;  high 
hurdles,  15 :3  sec. ;  low  hurdles,  25  :4  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Bluffton  Coll.). 
Affiliations:  Natl.  A.A.U. ;  Varsity  "B"  Club 
(Bluffton  Coll.,  pres.,  1927-28);  Varsity!  "S" 
Club,  Sterling,  111.  Hobby:  Coaching  track. 
School:  Bluffton  Coll.,  Bluffton,  Ohio.  Home: 
Sterling,  111. 

CONROY,  JOHN  IRVING,  football  and  la- 
crosse. Born:  Brooklyn,  NY.  Aug.  26  1894. 
Son  of  John  J.  and  Anne  (Meehan)  Conroy. 
Education:  Boys  H.  Sch.,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.  Ph. 
B.,    Yale,    1916. 


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Record:  1909-10-11,  mem.,  Boys  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  lacrosse  teams.  1912,  mem.,  Yale  freshman 
B.F.  team.  1914,  mem.,  varsity  F.B.  and  La- 
crosse teams,  Yale.  1915,  capt.,  lacrosse  team, 
Yale. 

Present  Occupation :  Sales  Mgr.  Naval  Ser- 
vice :  Capt.  U.S.  Marines,  Ret,  Croix  de  guerre 
and  two  citations.  Clubs :  Yale ;  Army  and 
Navy.  Married:  Mary  Hayes.  Office:  159 
49th  St.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home :  151  E.  79th  St., 
N.Y.C.,   N.Y. 


CONROY,  OWEN  R.,  capt.  R.  I.  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  Born:  Newport,  R.  I.,  May  30,  1905. 
Son  of  Michael  J.  and  Annie  (Duffy)  Conroy. 
Ed.:  Rogers  H.  Sch.  (Newport,  R.  I.),  1924; 
B.S.,  R.  I.  State  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Rogers  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924-27,  mem.  R.  I.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1926-28,  mem.  R.  I.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Lamb- 
da Chi  Alpha;  Scabbard  and  Blade.  Hobby: 
Coaching.  Office:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  House, 
Kingston,  R.  I.  Home:  9  Slocum  St.,  Newport, 
R.  I. 


CONROY,  WILLIAM  F.,  baseball.  Born. 
Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  9,  1899.  Son  of  Michael  and 
Ellen  (Trichy)  Conroy.  Ed.:  St.  Patrick's  Sch. 
(Chicago). 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Canadian  league 
(Winnipeg,  Canada)  B.B.  team.  1919,  mem. 
White  Sox  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Niescn's  C.  B.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  West.  League  (St.  Joseph, 
Mo.)  B.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Amer.  Asso. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  B.B.  team.  1922-25,  mem.  So. 
League  (Birmingham,  Ala.)  B.B.  team.  1927, 
mem.  Newark  (N.  J.)  B.B.  team  (made  30  con- 
secutive hits).  1928,  mem.  Reading  (Pa.)  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  baseball.  Affiliations: 
K.  of  C. ;  Maccabees.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Mar- 
ried: Marguerite  McGuan,  Sept.  19,  1927.  Of- 
fice: Care  Reading  B.B.  Club,  Reading,  Pa. 
Home:  9830  Ave.   H,   Chicago,   111. 


CONVERSE,  RICHARD  STAFFORD,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Mar.  15,  1905.  Son 
of  Cyrus  Holmes  and  Gertrude  (Stafford)  Con- 
verse. Ed.:  Springfield  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1923; 
Worcester  Polytech.  Inst. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Springfield  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  soccer  teams  (holder 
of  120-yd.  low  hurdle  record,  1923-26,  time  14  2-5 
sec).  1924,  mem.  W.P.I  freshman  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team).  1925,^  mem. 
W.P.I.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (1925  awarded  sil- 
ver trophy  presented  by  "Skull"  to  outstanding 


freshman  W.P.I. ;  chosen  by  Boston  Herald  All- 
N.E.  h.b.,  1925).  1926,  mem.  W.P.I.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1927,  co-capt.  W.P.I.  F.B.  team. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Student  ( W.P.I. ).  Mil. 
Service:  Mass.  Natl.  Guard,  Co.  A.  104th  Inf.; 
honorary  discharge,  Oct.  18,  1926.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  W.P.I.  A.A.  School:  11 
Dean  St.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  220  Oak 
St.,   Springfield,   Mass. 

CONWAY,    CARLE    COTTER.      Born:    Oak 

Park,  111.,  Dec.  19,  1877.  Son  of  Edwin  Staple- 
ton  and  Sarah  Judson  (Rogers)  Conway.  Ed.: 
Pub.  schs.    (Oak  Park,  Inn.)  ;  B.S.,  Yale,  1899. 

Record:  1887-89,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
Awarded  "Y"    (major  sports)    for  these  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Continental  Can  Co., 
Inc.,  and  pres.  Conway  Co.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
mem.  Ex.  Com.  Continental  Can  Co.,  Inc.,  Con- 
way Co.,  Vulcan  Detinning  Co. ;  Yacht  Club ; 
Racquet  Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Round  Hill  CO.; 
Sleepy  Hollow  C.C. ;  Riding  Club ;  University 
Club.  (N.  Y.)  ;  University  Club  (Pittsburgh, 
Pa.)  ;  Yale  Club.  Married:  Sylvia  Norton,  Dec. 
11,  1900.  Children:  Sylvia  Conway  Robertson, 
age  26 ;  Norton,  age  23 ;  Cotter,  age  21 ;  Cynthia, 
age  17.  Office:  100  E.  42nd  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  1107  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

CONWAY,  JOHN  THOMAS,  JR.,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  New  Bedford, 
Mass.,  Jan.  25,  1904.  Son  of  John  T.  and  Lottie 
(Taber)  Conway.  Ed.:  New  Bedford  H.  Sch., 
1922;   Cushing  Acad.,  1924;   Univ.  of  Vt,  1928. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  New  Bedford  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  New 
Bedford  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  F.B.,  1921).  1922,  mem.  New  Bedford 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.)  ; 
mem.  Cushing  Acad.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams; 
All-New  Eng.  Coll.  q.b.  1923,  mem.  Cushing 
Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
F.B.).  1924,  mem.  Cushing  Acad.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.).  1924-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Vt.  F.B.  team.  1925-28,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Vt.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1928).  All-State  back 
three  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Vt.). 
Mil.  Service:  Capt.  R.O.T.C.,  Univ.  of  Vt.  Affil- 
iations: Sigma  Phi;  Boulder,  Senior  Soc.  (Univ. 
of  Vt.)  ;  Key  and  Serpent,  Junior  Soc.  (Univ. 
of  Vt.)  ;  Scabbard  and  Blade;  Kappa  Phi 
Kappa ;  Student  Senate,  Univ.  of  Vt.  (vice- 
pres.).  Address:  389  Reed  St.,  New  Bedford, 
Massachusetts. 

COOGAN,  JAMES  EDWARD,  football.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Feb.  20,  1892.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward and  Elizabeth  (Moffett)  Coogan.  Ed.: 
Phillipsburge   Acad.,    1910;    Navy,    1912-13. 


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Record:  1910,  H.B.  Phillipsburge  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1912-13,  H.B.  U.S.N.  F.B.  team.  1914, 
H.B.  Buffalo  All  Stars  F.B.  team.  1916,  H.B. 
Washington  Glee  C.  N.  Eng.  champs.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  H.B.  Washington  Glee  C.,  N.  Eng.  champs. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  Recreation,  Tur- 
ner's Falls  (Mass.).  Affiliations:  Conn.  A.A.U. ; 
Nat.  A.A.U. ;  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  Cen.  Bd. 
of  Bskt.B.  Officials ;  Rotary  C. ;  Turner's  Falls ; 
K.  of  C.,  New  Haven  (Conn.).  Married:  Mary 
Lonergan,  May  2,  1916.  Children:  Marie,  age 
10 ;  Frances,  age  6 ;  Rita,  age  3 ;  Rosemary,  age 
1.  Office:  Town  Hall,  Turner's  Falls,  Mass. 
Home:  17  1-2  Marshall  St.,  Turner's  Falls,  Mass. 

COOIL,  CLARENCE  JAMES,  track.  Born: 
Pierce  City,  Wash.,  Apr.  9,  1887.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam and  Katherine  (Tiedeman)  Cooil.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  track 
team.  Won  1st  2  mi.  run  in  N.  W.  Coll.  history, 
setting  record  11 :23.  1909,  reduced  record  in  2 
mi.  to  10:22.  Set  new  coll.  and  N.  W.  Conf. 
record  in  mile,  4  :33.  Won  880,  Natl.  A.A.U.  Jr. 
meet,  Seattle.  Participated  in  1st  Marathon 
held  in  N.  W.  (Seattle).  1910,  capt.  Wash. 
State  Coll.  track  team.  Reduced  record  in  mile 
to  3  :30  2-5.  Broke  N.  W.  Coll.  record,  880  yd., 
1 :59  2-5. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  Schools.  Mil.  Serv- 
ice: Mem.  Natl.  Grd.  (Colfax,  Wash.).  Affilia- 
tions: Seattle  A.C.;  A.T.O.  Frat.;  Masonic  Frat; 
secy.  Mullan  G.C.  Hobby:  Salesmanship.  Mar- 
ried: Zoe  Catherine  Bean.  Children:  Bruce 
James,  age  13 ;  Dian  Jane,  age  10 ;  Marian  June, 
age  5.  Office:  Park  St.,  Mullan,  Idaho.  Home: 
330  Park  St.,  Mullan,  Idaho. 


COOK,  ALBERT  CAIRNS,  capt.  Mass.  Agr. 
Coll.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass., 
June  3,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  E.  and  Jane  E. 
(Cairns)  Cook.  Ed.:  Belmont  H.  Sch.,  1921; 
B.S.,  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  Belmont  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and  hockey  teams  (mgr.  B.B. 
team,  1920.).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Mass.  Agr.  Coll. 
F.B.  team   (capt,  1927.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt. 
U.S.A.  Reserve.  Affiliations:  Varsity  Club 
(Mass.  Agr.  Coll.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Masons; 
Adelphia.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Ad- 
dress: 29  Irving  St.,  Waverly,  Mass. 


COOK,  GEORGE  E.,  Natl,  pistol  champ. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  June  26,  1875.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam and  Mary  (Earle)  Cook.  Ed.:  Rugby 
Acad. ;  Swarthmore  Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Va. :  M.D., 
Balto.  Univ.,  1896. 


Record:  1896,  won  distinguished  rifle  medal. 
1894-95-1903,  won  Hayes  medal  match.  1902, 
won  Pres.  match  trophy  for  Mil.  champs,  of 
Amer.      1902-03,    mem.    Amer.    internatl    team. 

1904,  won  Leech  cup  match  *  won  Wimbledon 
cup  long  range    (1.000  yds.)    champs,   of  Amer. 

1905,  won  rapid  fire  stage  of  Natl,  pistol  match. 
1916,  won  Natl,  pocket  pistol  champs;  won 
Natl,  army  automatic  pistol  champs ;  won  45 
army  automatic  pistol  world  record  for  service 
arm.  1917,  won  Natl,  target  revolver  champs. ; 
won  Natl,  slow  fire  champs.  U.S.RA.  diamond 
medal ;  won  Natl,  rapid  fire  champs.  U.S.R.A. 
diamond  medal.  1923,  won  distinguished  pistol 
shot  medal  by  U.S.  Govt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  (retired).  War 
Service:  Capt.  of  ordnance,  1917;  small  arms 
inspector  Camp  Meade.  Affiliations:  Mason. 
Hobby:  Fishing  and  boating.  Married:  Mary  C. 
Abert,  July  30,  1896.  Office:  W.  B.  Hibbs  Co., 
Hibbs  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  510  Ritten- 
house  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


COOK,  ARCHIE  B.,  rugby.  Born:  Santa 
Barbara,  Calif.,  Nov.  8,  1888.  Son  of  Isaac 
Newton  and  Lillian  (Magee)  Cook.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford  Univ.,  1910. 

Record:  1906-07-08-09,  mem.  Stanford  Varsity 
rugby  team    (Pacific  Coast  champs.,  1908). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Cook  Engineering  &  Constr.  Co.  Married: 
Florita  Dainron.  Children:  Lillian  Eleanor, 
age  13 ;  Alice  Kathleen,  age  10.  Office:  374  17th 
St.,  Oakland,  Calif.  Home:  100  Greenbank  Ave., 
Piedmont,  Calif. 

COOK,  EDWARD  TIFFIN,  track.  Born: 
Chillicothe,  Ohio,  Nov.  27,  1S88.  Son  of  Isaac 
Scott  and  Rossena  (Nye)  Cook.  Ed.:  Cornell 
Univ.,   1910. 

Record:  1904-05-06,  mem.  Chillicothe  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1905,  mem.  Mich.  I.C. 
meet,  won  pole-vault  (10  ft.  6  in.)  ;  high  jump 
(5  ft.  1%  in.)  ;  broad  jump  (22  ft.  7%  in.)  ; 
4th  place  100-yd.  dash ;  won  3rd  place  in  meet. 
1906,  mem.  Mich.  I.C.  meet,  won  100-yd.  dash 
(10  sec.)  ;  2nd  place  in  high  jump  (6  ft.  %  in.)  ; 
1st  place  in  broad  jump  (23  ft.  5y2  in.)  ;  won 
pole-vault  (11  ft.)  ;  won  3rd  place  in  meet; 
won  220-yd.  dash  (213-5  sec.)  ;  won  120-yd.  low 
hurdles  (12  2-5  sec);  won  high  jump  (6  ft. 
2  in.);  mem.  Cen.  A.A.U.  champs.;  won  high 
jump  and  broad  jump ;  mem.  Cincinnati  A.C. ; 
won  senior  champs.  100-yd  dash  (10  sec.)  ;  won 
high  jump  (6  ft.)  ;  won  broad  jump  (23  ft. 
2%  in.)  ;  won  220-yd.  low  hurdles.  1907, 
mem.  Metropolitan  A.A.U.  champs ;  won  high 
jump,  broad  jump  and  won  3rd  place  in  pole- 
vault  (11  ft.  3  in.)  ;  mem.  Irish  A. P.  handicap 
meet,  Altic  Park;  won  pole-vault  (12  ft.  3  in.)  ; 
mem.  Jamestown  Games ;  won  junior  and  senior 


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champs,  in  pole-vault  and  broad  jump;  2nd  place 
in  pole-vault.  1908,  mem.  I.C.,  won  broad 
jump  and  made  the  Olympic  team;  in  Paris 
won  pole-vault  (12  ft.  A.y2  in.)  ;  won  2nd  place 
in  broad  jump,  high  jump,  120-yd.  high  hur- 
dles (won  most  points  in  the  meet).  1909, 
mem.  East.  I.  C.  (won  the  broad  jump).  1911, 
mem.  Cleveland  A.C.  meet;  won  pole-vault  (12 
ft.  3  in.)  ;  won  broad  jump  (12  ft.  10  in.)  ;  1st 
place  in  20-yd.  high  huddles  (15  3-5);  mem. 
Natl,  champs;  won  pole-vault   (12  ft.  6  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
1st  Natl.  Bk.  Chillicothe ;  ath.  dir.  in  Oakwood 
schs. ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Training 
young  boys  in  aths.  Married:  Mary  Virginia  Wil- 
son. Children:  Edward  Tiffin,  Jr.,  age  12;  Vir- 
ginia Wilson,  age  10.  Office:  50  Ivanhoe  Ave., 
Dayton,  Ohio.  Home:  Willow  Branch  Farm, 
Chillicothe,  Ohio. 

COOK,  HAROLD  THOMAS,  ath.  dir.  Born: 
Seattle,  Wash.,  Feb.  8,  1901.  Son  of  Leon  A. 
and  Minnie  (Gorman)  Cook.  Ed.:  Brementon 
(Wash.)  H.  Sch.,  1919;  B.A.,  Wash.  State  Coll., 
1924. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Brementon  H.S.  F.B. 
team;  mem.  Brementon  town  B.B.  team  (semi- 
pro,  champs.,  1917-18).  1919,  trial  with  L.  A., 
Pac.  Coast  League  (pro.  B.B.).  1920,  mem. 
Wash,'.  State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (N.W.  Conf.  F.B.  champs.).  1922-23,  mem. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Varsity  B.B.  (1924,  capt.  N.W.  Conf.  champs.). 
1924,  athl.  coach  Mt.  Vernon,  Wash.,  H.  S.  city 
F.B.  champs.  1925-27,  athl.  coach  Ellensberg 
(Wash.)  H.  Sch.  (1925  Yakima  Valley  F.B. 
champs,  and  Valley  title  in  B.B.,  undefeated). 
1925-26,  catcher  Aberdeen,  Wash.,  Timber 
League  champs.  1927-2S,  mgr.  Aberdeen,  Tim- 
ber League  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  athl.  dir.  El- 
lensburg,  Wash.  Mil.  Service:  Second  lieut. 
383rd  Inf.,  Organ.  Res.  Corp.  Affiliations: 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  Delta  Sigma  Psi ;  Com- 
merce Frat,  Wash.  State  Coll. ;  Scabbard  and 
Blade;  B.P.O.E. ;  Kiwanis ;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Hobby:  Baseball.  Married:  Florence 
M.  Champlin,  Aug.  26,  1925.  Office:  Dept.  of 
Physical  Ed.  and  Athl.,  High  School,  Bllens- 
burg,  Wash.  Home:  804  E.  3rd  St.,  Ellensburg, 
Wash. 

COOK,  ROBINSON,  track.  Born:  Hartford, 
Conn.,  Apr.  12,  1890.  Ed.:  Hartford  H.  Sch., 
1909;  B.A.,  Yale,  1914. 

Record:  1909,  track  records,  high  jump  and 
pole  vault,  Hartford  H.  Sch.  1912-14,  mem.  Yale 
track  team,  (broad  jump).  1920-26,  Hartford 
G.C.  champ.    1927,  Wampanoag  C.C.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Corp.  Service  Co. 
Affiliations:  Sec.  treas.,  dir.  Corp.   Service  Co. ; 


University  Club,  Hartford,  Conn. ;  "Y"  Club ; 
Hartford  G.C;  Yale  Club,  New  York,  N.  Y. ; 
Wampanoag  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  36  Pearl 
St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  11  Highland  St., 
W.  Hartford,  Conn. 

COOKE,  RUSSELL,  track  and  baseball. 
Born:  Manchester,  N.  H.,  Feb.  14,  1887.  Son 
of  Henry  E.  and  Esther  C.  (Russell)  Cooke.  Ed: 
Warren  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  Sch.  (Cleve- 
land, Ohio);  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1911. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Warren  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1906,  mem.  Univ.  Sch.  of  Cleveland  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1907,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad,  track  team.  1908,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
man track  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity track  team  (won  100  and  220  yd.  dashes 
against  Yale,  1908-10-11).  1911,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  soccer  team.  1925-26-27-28,  mem.  Deep- 
haven  hockey  team  of  Minneapolis  (team  was 
runner-up  for  Minneapolis  amateur  champ., 
1926).  Play  handball  with  Minneapolis  A.C. 
and  sail  a  racing  "C"  class  boat  in  the  fleet  of 
the  Minnetonka  Yacht  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  The  Elliott  Fuel 
Co.  Affiiliations:  Minneapolis  Civic  and  Com- 
merce Asso. ;  Monday  Night  Dancing  Club 
(treas.);  Minneapolis  A.C;  Minnetonka  Yacht 
Club.  Hobby:  Sailing  and  handball.  Married: 
Alice  Reeve  Kelsey,  June  19,  1912.  Children: 
Russell,  Jr.,  age  15 ;  James  Y.,  age  13 ;  Alice  R., 
age  11;  Jay,  age  7.  Office:  120  Fifth  St.,  So., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  2542  Blaisdell  Ave., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

COOLIDGE,     CHARLES     ALLERTON,    JR., 

football.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  13,  1894. 
Son  of  Charles  A.  and  Julia  (Shepley)  Coolidge. 
Ed.:  Groton  Sch.;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1917;  LL.B., 
1922. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Harvard  Varsity 
F.B.  team.  (Champ.  1914)  (2nd.  All-Amer. 
team,  1916).  1919-20,  end  coach  Harvard  var- 
sity F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  Cap. 
303  Mach.  Gun  Bn.,  76th  Div.  U.S.T.C,  1917; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  Disch.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Compagnia  Azucarera  Soledad ;  Dir.  Home  for 
Aged  Men ;  Dir.  A.  &  N.  Service  Comm.  Inc. ; 
Tavern  C ;  Somerset  C  Married:  Alison  Jones, 
June  14,  1922.  Children:  Charles  A.,  3rd,  age  3 ; 
Daniel  Jones,  age  5.  Office:  50  Federal  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  567  Concord  Ave.,  Belmont, 
Mass. 


COOLIDGE,  FRANK  PELHAM,  baseball. 
Born:  Concord,  Mass.,  Oct.  14,  1894.  Son  of 
Henry  Dingley  and  Rose  (Cutter)  Coolidge.. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916. 


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Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team. 
(Claimed  I.C.  champ,  of  the  East). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  Manufacturer.  Mil. 
Service:  Lt.  Field  Artillery.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
&  treas.  Durfee  Mills ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
tennis.  Married:  Florence  Brayton,  June  25, 
1921.  Children:  Frank  P.,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Dana 
Brayton,  age  4.  Office:  Pleasant  St.,  Fall  River, 
Mass.     Home:  572  High  St.,  Fall  River,  Mass. 

COOK,  JAMES  RUSSELL,  football.  Born: 
Boswell,  Ind.,  Aug.  17,  1895.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry 
and  Hanna  Anna  Cook.  Ed.:  Ind.  State  H. 
Sch. ;  De  Pauw  Univ. ;  A.B.,  Cen.  Normal  Coll., 
1925, 

Record:  Mem.  Ind.  State  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (won  Ind.  State  pole  vault  meet;  won 
Natl,  pole  vault  meet,  1913).  Mem.  De  Pauw 
Univ.  F.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (hold  I.C. 
A.L.  pole  vault  record,  12',  1915,  capt.  track, 
1916).  1918,  mem.  Great  Lakes  Naval  Train- 
ing Station  track,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1922-28,  ath.  dir.  Cen.  Normal  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Naval 
Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.T.S.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Commandry 
and  Scottish  Rite ;  Lions  Club ;  Indianapolis 
Ath.  and  Canoe  Club;  111.  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Louise  Lockridge.  Office:  Wayne  St., 
Danville,  Ind.     Home:  Tenn.  St.,  Danville,  Ind. 

COONEY,  CARROLL  TROWBRIDGE,  track, 
football.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  1,  1887. 
Son  of  Jno.  J.  and  Laura  (Sampson)  Cooney. 
Ed.:  Phillips   Exeter  Acad.;   A.B.,   Yale,   1910. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (All-Amer.  F.B.  c,  1909;  hold  Yale 
hammer  throw  record).  Mem.  Yale  Club  squash 
racquets  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber  merchant.  Affilia- 
tion: Mem.  Cooney,  Eckstein  Co.  Hobby:  Mu- 
sic and  squash  racquets.  Married:  Bilnie  Bossert. 
Children:  John  Russell;  Carroll  T.,  Jr.;  Rob- 
ert Bossert.  Office:  Woolworth  Bldg.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  1301  President  St.,  Brooklyn, 
N.   Y. 

COOPER,  ROLAND  S.,  baseball.  Born: 
New  York.  N.  Y.,  Sept.  14,  1896.  Son  of  George 
A.  and  Grace  (Stevens)  Cooper.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1919. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  Varsity 
B.B.   ("Big  Ten"  Conf.  Champs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  and  engineering.  Affil- 
iations: The  Superheater  Co.;  "M"  C,  Univ. 
of  Mich. ;  Trigon,  Univ.  of  Mich. ;  Tau  Beta  Pi ; 
A.S.M.E. ;  Palestine  Lodge  (Detroit,  Mich.); 
Mich.  Sovereign  Consistory ;  Moslem  Temple ; 
Colonial  C. ;  Brookwood  C.C.  (Addison,  111.). 
Married:   Margaret  Walker,   June,   1920.      Chil- 


dren: Nancy  E.,  age  7;  George  R.,  age  3.  Office: 
801  Peoples  Gas  Bldg.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  408 
So.  Maple  St.,  Oak  Park,  111. 


COPELAND,  EDWIN  WALLACE,  basket- 
ball. Bom:  Walla  Walla,  Wash.,  Sept.  1,  1894. 
Son  of  Wallace  R.  and  Augusta  (Kaseberg) 
Copeland.  Ed.:  Walla  Walla  H.S.,  1913;  B.S., 
Wash.  State  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1912-13,  capt.  Walla  Walla  H.S. 
Bskt.B.  team  (picked  as  All-State  Guard).  1913, 
mem.  H.S.  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1914,  mem. 
Wash.  State  Freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1915-16, 
mem..  Wash.  State  Varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  (N.W. 
and  Pac.  Coast  champs. ;  chosen  guard,  All-N. 
W.  team).  1918,  coach  and  player,  U.S.N.  Air 
Sta.  team.  1920,  capt.  Wash.  State  Varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (chosen  All-N.W.  guard).  1922, 
mem.  local  Natl.  Guard  Bskt.B.  team  (champ. 
Pac.  N.W.  Amateurs).  1925-26,  mem.  "Hill- 
yards"  Bskt.B.  team  (St.  Joe,  Mo.),  placed 
3rd,  Natl,  champ,  meet,   Kansas  City. 

Present  Occupation:  Farmer.  War  Record: 
U.S.N.  Air  Force;  Foreign  Service,  June,  1918- 
Nov.  1918;  attached  Royal  Air  Force  (Eng.) 
Aug.,  Sept.,  Oct.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ; 
G.  and  C.C;  Farm  Bu.  (Walla  Walla)  ;  Sigma 
Nu ;  Masons;  Whitman  Lodge  No.  49.  Hobby: 
Designing  farm  implements.  Office:  Route  No. 
3,  Walla  Walla,  Wash.  Home:  302  Whitman 
St.,  Walla  Walla,  Wash. 


COPELAND,  DR.  EDMUND,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Wabash,  Ind.,  Jan.  1,  1896. 
Son  of  Marcus  E.  and  Sarah  (Heavenridge) 
Copeland.  Ed.:  Winona  Coll.  (Winona  Lake, 
Ind.)  ;  Jamestown  Coll.  (Jamestown,  N.  Dak.)  ; 
D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  for  four 
yrs.  Mem.  319th  Engrs.  tug  of  war  team,  Camp 
Fremont,  Calif.  Mem.  Co.  D.  319th  Engrs. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  U.S.  Inter-Allied  tug 
of  war  team,  Pershing  Stadium,  Paris 
(champs.).  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  and  prof,  of  phys.  ed. 
listed  Feb.,  1918,  Co.  D.  319th  Engrs.,  Camp 
Fremont,  Calif. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
corporal,  Aug.  1,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Al- 
pha Sigma  Phi.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Bernice 
Boyer,  June  3,  1927.  Address:  Jamestown,  N. 
Dakota. 


COPELAND,  LILLIAN,  American  women's 
champion  in  shot-put,  discus,  and  javelin.  Born: 
New  York,  N.Y.,  Nov.  25,  1904.  Daughter  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Abraham  Copeland.  Education: 
Los  Angeles  H.  Sch.  Univ.  of  Southern  Calif. 
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Record :  1925,  U.  S.  champ.,  shot-put ;  Pac. 
Coast  champ.,  shot-put ;  Southern  Pac.  champ., 
shot-put,  discus,  50  yd.  dash,  and  javelin.  1926. 
U.S.  champ.,  shot-put,  discus,  and  javelin ; 
Southern  Pae.  champ.,  shot-put,  discus,  javelin, 
and  50  yd.  dash.  1927,  U.S.  champ.,  shot-put, 
discus ;  Southern  Pac.  champ.,  shot-put,  discus, 
javelin,  and  50  yd.  dash.  1928,  set  new  world's 
discus  record,  ( 115  ft.  8%  in. ) ,  ran  1st  lap  on 
World's  record  440  yd.  relay,  (50  sec.  flat). 
Present  holder  of :  Amer.  and  World  record  8th 
shot-put,  (40  ft.  414  in.)  ;  Amer.  and  World 
record  discus,  (115  ft.  8%  in.)  ;  World  and 
Amer.  record  javelin,    (125  ft.  8%  in.). 

Present  Occupation :  Law  student  at  Univ.  of 
Southern.  Calif.  Affiliations:  Women's  A.A., 
Univ.,  South.  Calif;  Alpha  Epsilon  Phi;  Delta 
Psi  Kappa ;  Torch  and  Tasell.  Clubs :  Chevy 
Chase  G.  and  C.C. ;  Pasadena  A.  and  C.C. 
Hobby:  Art  and  athletics.  Home:  312  South 
Boyle  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

CORBETT,  JOHN,  football  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  14,  1869.  Son  of 
Augustus  Oliver  and  Eleanor  (Comfrey)  Cor- 
bett.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1894;  M.Ped.  Ohio 
Univ.,  1910 ;  Sargent  Normal  of  Phys.  Ed.,  1911. 

Record:  1890-94,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
(Camp's  All-Amer.,  1890).  1S90,  mem.  Harvard 
Frosh  B.B.  team.  1891-94,  mem.  Harvard  Var- 
sity B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  and  prof,  of  phys.  ed. 
War  Record:  Spanish-Amer.  War,  1898 ;  Bay- 
onet and  Phys.  Tr.  Sch.,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason.  Married:  Mary  Crandall  Kings- 
ley.  Children:  John  Kingsley ;  Nelson  Park- 
hurst  ;  Raymond  A. ;  Helen  I. ;  Eleanor  Liver- 
more.  Office:  Univ.  of  Wyo.,  Laramie,  Wyo. 
Home:  Laramie,  Wyo. 

CORBIN,  JOHN,  track.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
May  2,  1870.  Sow  of  Calvin  Rich  and  Caroline 
(Fairfield)  Corbin.  Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1892; 
A.M.,  1893;  Oxford  Univ.,  1894-95. 

Record:  1891-92-93,  1st  in  half-mile  run,  Har- 
vard Champs.  1892,  runner-up  in  half-mile  run, 
I.O.  Champs.  1892-93,  1st  in  dual  meet,  Yale- 
Harvard  ;  1893,  half-mile  run,  I.C.  Champs ; 
1895,  1st  in  half-mile  run,  Oxford. 

Address:  166  E.  66th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

CORBIN,  MIKE,  football.  Born:  Groom, 
Tex.,  Sept.  28,  1904.  Son  of  W.  H.  and  Nannie 
(Hill)  Corbin.  Ed.:  Claude  H.  Sch.;  Clarendon 
H.  Sch.  (Clarendon,  Tex.);  Clarendon  Coll.; 
McMurray  Coll.    (Abilene,  Tex.). 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Claude  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Clarendon  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-Panhandle  q.b.).  1924-27,  mem.  Clar- 
endon Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1928,  mem. 
McMurray  Coll.  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (McMurray  Coll.). 
Address:  Clarendon,  Tex. 

CORKRAN,  B.  WARREN,  golf.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  16,  1886.  Son  of  Benjamin 
W.  and  Anna  (Loyd)  Corkran.  Ed.:  Boys'  Latin 
Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  LitB.,  Princeton,  1907; 
L.L.B.,  Harvard  1910. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Princeton  golf  team. 
Held  Md.  Amateur  champ. ;  held  Md.  open 
champ. ;  held  Middle  Atlantic  amateur  champ. ; 
qualified  Natl,  golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  bonds,  E.  H. 
Rollins  and  Sons.  War  Record:  1st  lieut.  110th 
F.A.,  29th  Div.,  mem.  A.E.F.  Clubs:  Baltimore 
C.C;  Baltimore  Club;  Md.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Address:  803  Md.  Trust  Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

CORLEY,  KARL  C,  football.  Born:  Victor, 
La.,  Sept.  1,  1873.  Son  of  Joseph  E.  and  Ida 
(Ferris)  Corley.  Ed.:  A.B.,  la.  Wesleyan  Univ., 
1896 ;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1903. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  la.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B. 
team.    1900-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Corpl.  U.  S.  Inf.,  Spanish  Amer.  War.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Kappa  ;  D.C.  Med.  Soc. ;  S.  Med.  Asso.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Ida  Hill,  Oct.  11,  1905.  Chil- 
dren: Karl  C,  Jr.,  age  21;  Joseph  E.,  age  16. 
Adda-ess:  5649  West  Ave.,  Chevy  Chase,  D.  C. 

CORLISS,  JOHN  HARRY,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Chatfield,  Minn.,  Mar.  24,  1867. 
Son  of  Eben  E.  and  Elizabeth  (Tucker)  Cor- 
liss. Ed.:  Carleton  Coll.,  1886;  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1891;  M.D.,  Rush  Med.  Coll.,  1892. 

Record:  Mem.  Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  team  for 
two  yrs. ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  for 
two  yrs.;  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team  (rec- 
ord for  100-yd.  dash,  10:6  sec). 

Mil.  Service:  Corporal  Co.  F,  First  Minn. 
Natl.  Guards,  1884-89,  Affiliations:  Vice-pres. 
West.  Wash.  Fair  Asso. ;  dir.  Puyallup  and 
Tumner  Fruit  Growers'  Asso.  Hobby:  Farm- 
ing. Married:  E.  Estelle  Wilkins,  Jan.  2,  1893. 
Children:  Robert,  age  34;  Tine,  age  27;  Eliza- 
beth, age  23;  Clinton,  age  16.  Address:  Sum- 
ner, Wash. 

CORNELL,  ANSON  B.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Eugene,  Ore.,  Mar.  20,  1890.  Son  of  Tru- 
man V.  and  Jessica  M.  (Black)  Cornell.  Ed.: 
Wash.  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ore.,  1916. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  Wash.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1908).  1912-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ore. 
F.B.  team  (All-N.West.  q.b.,  capt.,  1915).  1913- 
16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ore.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1916). 
1916-28,  coach  Idaho  Coll.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  War  Record: 
Mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Friars' 
Club;  Elks;  "O"  Club  (Univ.  of  Ore.).  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Ulrich,  Dec.  17,  1921.  Address: 
Caldwell,  Idaho. 

CORSA,  LAWRENCE  JEROME,  mem.  Inter- 
natl.  Rifle  team.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
3,  1883.  Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Anna  (Ernst) 
Corsa.     Ed.:  Pratt  Inst. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23-25-26,  mem.  U.  S.  Inter- 
nal. Rifle  team.  1923,  U.  S.  small-bore  rifle 
champ. ;  Met.  rifle  champ. ;  small-bore,  500-shot 
world's  record  at  100  yds. ;  small-bore,  100-shot 
world's  record  at  100  yds.  1925,  Empire  State 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Valuation  engr.  E.  L.  Phil- 
lips &  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Production  engr.  Ord. 
Dept.,  U.  S.  A.,  July  20,  1918,  to  July  20,  1920 ; 
1st  lieut.  Ord.  Res.  Affiliations:  Thirteenth  Regt. 
Vets.  Rifle  Club ;  Farmington  Rifle  Club ;  Mah- 
wah  Rifle  Club ;  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  Hobby:  Rifle 
shooting.  Married:  S.  Marie  Johnson,  Aug.  3, 
1915.  Children:  Preston  J.,  age  9;  Virginia  A., 
age  7 ;  Catherine  A.,  age  6 ;  Charlotte  M.,  age 
4;  Lawrence  P.,  age  2.  Office:  50  Church  St., 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  9122  85th  Rd.,  Wood- 
haven,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

CORTRIGHT,  ION  JOHN,  football.  Bom: 
Charlotte,  Mich.,  Jan.  29,  1889.  Son  of  John 
A.  and  Belle  (Ellis)  Cortright.  Ed.:  Mason 
(Mich.)    H.   Sch.,  1907  ;  B.S.,  Mich.  St.  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Mason  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 

track  teams.  1907-10,  mem.  Mich  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1910).  1908-09,  mem.  Mich. 
State  Coll.  track  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Mich. 
State  Coll.  B.B.  team  (Capt.,  1911).  1911-12- 
13-18,  asst.  dir.  and  coach  Mich.  State  Coll. 
1914-15,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 
1916-17,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 
1924-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  N.  Dak.  State  Coll. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  War 
Record:  Lieut.  F.A.,  U.S.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affili- 
ations: Elks;  Masons;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Married:  Anna  K.  Cellarius,  Oct.  4, 
1919.  Children:  Mary  Inez,  age  6;  Charles  Ellis, 
age  3.  Office:  N.  Dak.  State  Coll.,  Fargo,  N. 
Dak.    Home:  1002  7th  St.  N.,  Fargo,  N.  Dak. 

COSTELLO,  HARRY  JOSEPH,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Meriden,  Connecticut,  November 
9,  1891.  Son  of  Patrick  H.  and  Catherine  (Mes- 
kill)  Costello.  Education:  St.  Rose's  Parochial 
School  (Meriden,  Connecticut)  ;  Meriden  High 
School;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  University. 

Record:  1905-09,  member  of  Meriden  High 
School  football,  baseball  and  track  teams  (win- 
ner of  State  Y.  M.  C.  A.  high  jump,  1908; 
broke  the  following  high  school  records :  100- 
yard  dash,  10  1/5  seconds,  Hanover  Park,  1908 ; 


high  jump,  3  feet  11%  inches,  Charter  Oak 
Park,  Hartford,  Connecticut,  1909).  1910- 
13,  member  of  Georgetown  University  football 
and  track  teams  (chosen  All- South  Atlantic 
team,  1910-13;  All-Eastern  choice  of  Glenn 
Warner,  1913).  1911,  member  of  Irish-Ameri- 
can Athletic  Club  track  team,  New  York  City 
(broke  the  following  records:  high  jump,  6  feet 
1%  inches,  Hibernian  games,  Charter  Oak 
Park ;  pole  vault,  12  feet  1  inch,  Celtic  Park, 
Long  Island ;  broad  jump,  22  feet  3  inches, 
Waterbury,  Connecticut ;  100-yard  dash,  10 1/5 
seconds,  and  220-yard  dash,  22 1/5  seconds, 
Waterbury,  Connecticut).  1914,  roller  polo 
player ;  assistant  football  coach,  University  of 
South  Carolina.  1915  and  1916,  head  football 
coach,  University  of  Detroit.  Western  repre- 
sentative of  Walter  Camp  from  1916  until  his 
death ;  member  of  professional  football  team, 
Canton  Bulldogs  (world's  professional  cham- 
pions). 1917,  member  of  Camp  Custer  football 
team,  Camp  Custer,  Michigan  (chosen  second 
quarterback,  All-Service  team  by  Walter  Camp). 
1919,  member  of  professional  football  team, 
Detroit  Heralds. 

Present  Occupation:  Sports  writer.  Military 
Service:  First  Officers'  Training  Camp,  Fort 
Sheridan,  Illinois ;  member  of  A.  E  .F. ;  com- 
missioned, 1st  lieutenant ;  citations,  British 
Military  Cross,  Russian  Cross  of  St.  Anne. 
Married:  Mary  Elizabeth  Kitchen,  May  11,  1917. 
Office:  Detroit  Times,  Detroit.  Michigan.  Home: 
5150  Webb  Avenue,  Detroit,  Michigan. 


COTTON,  LARRY  R.,  track.  Born:  Balti- 
more, Md.,  Sept.  4,  1892.  Son  of  Godfrey  L. 
and  Frances  (Rosenberg)  Cotton.  Ed.:  Balto, 
Jr.  H.  Sch.;  Balto.  City  Coll.;  Strayers  Busi- 
ness Coll. 

Record:  1913-28,  officiated  at  So.  Atlantic 
track,  field  and  cross-country  meets.  1915-16, 
mgr.  Mondawmin  A.C.  track  team.  1917-22, 
mem.  Balto.  Cross-Country  Club  team.  1918, 
mgr.  Unit  Hampton  Roads  B.B.  team.  1919, 
mgr.  Muir  Naval  Post  Amer.  Legion  B.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mgr.  Balto.   Cross-Country  Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  John  Mawson 
Haircloth  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N. 
R.F.  Hampton  Roads  (Va.),  1918.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.  So.  Atlantic  AAA.,  1927-28; 
mem.  Balto.  Marathon  Comm.,  1922-28;  chrmn. 
Balto.  Marathon  Comm.,  1927-28 ;  S.A.A.A.A.  long- 
distance comm.,  1926-28;  A.A.U.  long-distance 
comm.,  1928;  A.A.U.  So.  Atlantic  track  and 
field  comm.,  1926-28 ;  Bd.  of  Governors  Emory- 
wood  A.C,  Balto.,  1928.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Minnie  Gusdorff,  July  9,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  Mae,  age  7.  Office:  100  N.  Eu- 
taw  St.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  2  Evergreen  PI., 
Pimlico,  Balto.,  Md. 


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COULON,  GEORGE  A.,  football,  wrestling 
and  boxing.  Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Feb.  14, 
1891.  Son  of  George  A.  and  Cecelia  M.  Coulon. 
Ed.:  St.  Johns  Coll.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  LL.B., 
Georgetown   Univ.,   1915. 

Record :  1909-10,  mem.  St.  Johns  Coll.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1912-15,  mem.  Potomac  Boat 
Club  crew.  1914-15,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1914,  won  South  Atlan- 
tic heavyweight  champ,  (boxing).  1916,  toured 
the  U.S.  as  amateur  wrestler,  meeting  all  com- 
ers (was  undefeated  on  this  tour).  1917, 
started  boxing  with  N.Y.A.C.  Boxed  exhibition 
bouts  with  such  men  as  Willard,  Palzer,  Ken- 
nedy and  Moran.  Regarded  by  James  J.  Cor- 
bett  as  one  of  the  leading  heavyweight  amateurs 
in  the  U.S.  Has  been  breeder  of  Great  Dane 
dogs  for  several  yrs.,  winning  innumerable  Natl, 
champs.  1918,  boxing  instr.,  Camp  Meade,  Md. 
fancier.  Clubs:  Amer.  Kennel;  Wash.  Kennel. 
Hobby:  Dogs.     Address:  4929  Ashby  St.,  N.W., 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker;  dog 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

COUTTS,  ROBERT  LLOYD,  coach.  Born- 
Perth  Amboy,  N.  J.,  Mar.  15,  1895.  Son  of 
George  M.  and  Susan  Jane  (Simonson)  Coutts. 
Ed.:  Pratt  Inst.;  Springfield  Coll.;  Yale  Coll. 

Record:  1913-14,  phys.  dir.  Perth  Amboy  Y. 
M.C.A.  1915-16,  phys.  dir.  Poughkeepsie  (N.  Y.) 
Y.M.C.A.  1916-17,  phys.  dir.  Yonkers  (N.  Y.) 
Y.M.C.A.  Mem.  Pratt  Inst.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1918-19,  coach  and  asst.  commandant 
Stuyvesant  Mil.  Acad.,  Warrentown  (Va.). 
1919-20,  phys.  dir.  Morristown  (N.  J.)  Y.M.C.A. 
1920-22,  dir.  health  and  recreation  industries, 
New  Haven.  1923-24,  coach  Yale  Bskt.B.  team. 
1926-27,  coach  and  owner  semi-prof.  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (1st  place  in  Cen.  Conn,  league). 
Organizer  and  dir.  Industrial  Recreation  Fed- 
eration controlling  ath.  welfare  and  recreative 
interest  for  79  industries  of  New  Haven 
(Conn.).  Author  of  handbook  on  Industrial  and 
Commercial  Recreation. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  of  industrial  rela- 
tions. Military  Service:  Enlisted  R.O.T.C, 
1918;  Inf.;  Disch.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mem.  fac- 
ulty Arnold  Phys.  Ed.  Coll.;  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B. 
Officials ;  Comnr.  for  Gym.  and  Track  for 
A.A.U. ;  examiner  for  A.R.C.  Life  Guards ;  secy.- 
treas.  New  Haven  Amateur  Golf  Asso. ;  Lions 
Internatl. ;  Home  C,  Inc.;  Y.M.C.A.;  Meadow 
Brook  C.C.  Hobby:  Aths.  Married:  Beatrice 
Helen  Muchmore,  1921.  Children:  Robert  Lloyd, 
Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  State  St.,  Meriden,  Conn. 
Home:  Trumbull  St.,  Meriden,  Conn. 

COVERLEY,  CHARLES  ERSKLNE,  track. 
Bom:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  June  25,  1904.  Son 
of  J.  H.  and  Flossy  B.  (Mills)  Coverley.  Ed.: 
Hollywood  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Ariz. ;  Stanford 
Univ. 


Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Hollywood  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ariz,  track 
team ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Ariz,  varsity  track  team : 
So.  West,  track  and  field  meet  100  yd.  mark  at 
10 ;  broke  220  yd.  mark  in  22  :1 ;  broke  quarter 
mi.  mark  51 :1 ;  won  relay  team  220  yd.  race. 
1926,  mem.  Stanford  relay  team  (100  and  220). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  Delta 
Upsilon;  Hollywood  Ath.C.  Home:  1826  N. 
Kingsley  Dr.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

COWAN,  HECTOR  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Hobart,  N.  Y.,  July  12,  1863.  Son  of  Hec- 
tor and  Helena  (Rich)  Cowan.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1888;  Princeton  Sem.,  1891. 

Record:  1885-89,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1888;  was  chosen  tackle  on  Walter 
Camp's  first  All-Amer.  F.B.  team).  1886-87, 
mem.  Princeton  lacrosse  team.  1892-96,  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Kansas.  1904- 
06,  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.   (Potsdam,  N.  Y.). 

Affiliations:  County  Farm  Bureau  (dir.  for 
nine  yrs.)  ;  pres.  local  Dairyman's  League  for 
twelve  yrs.  Married:  Annie  Smith,  June  30, 
1892.  Children:  Hector  Edmond,  age  34;  Wal- 
ter Griffin,  age  32;  Helen  Leete,  age  30;  John 
Mark,  age  28;  Frances  Pettit,  age  26;  Anne, 
age  22;  William  Howard,  age  19.  Address: 
Hobart,  N.  Y. 

COWDIN,  J.  CHEEVER,  member  of  the 
International  polo  squad,  1927.  Bom:  New  York 
City,  New  York,  March  17,  1889.  Son  of  John 
Elliott  and  Gertrude  (Chewer)  Cowdin.  Edu- 
cation: St.  Paul's  School. 

Record:  1904-28,  member  of  the  Rockaway 
Hunting  Club.  1921,  played  on  the  Rockaway 
Hunting  Club  Polo  Team  (won  senior  cham- 
pionship). 1925,  played  on  the  Orange  County 
Polo  Club  team  (won  open  championship).  ]927, 
played  on  the  Sands  Point  polo  team  (won  open 
championship)  ;  member  of  the  International 
polo  squad. 

Present  Occupation:  Vice-president  of  Blair 
and  Co.  Military  Service:  Major  in  the  United 
States  Air  Service,  1917-19.  Clubs:  Rockaway 
Hunt ;  Brook  ;  Sands  Point  Polo  ;  Meadowbrook ; 
Racquet  and  Tennis.  Hobby:  Polo.  Office:  24 
Broad  Street,  New  York  City,  New  York.  Home: 
111  East  80th  Street,  New  York  City,  New  York. 

COWDIN,  JOHN  ELLIOT,  member  of  Inter- 
national Polo  team,  1902.  Born:  Boston,  Massa- 
chusetts, March  22,  1858.  Son  of  Elliot  C.  and 
Sarah  (Waldron)  Cowdin.  Education:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1879. 

Record:  1878-79,  member  of  Harvard  football 
and  track  teams  (won  Intercollegiate  120-yard 
hurdle  championship,  time  181-5  seconds,  1879). 
1883-1907,  member  of  Rockaway  Hunting  Club 


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and  Weschester  Polo  teams.  1890,  one  of  the 
founders  and  first  officers  of  United  States  Polo 
Association.  1902,  member  of  International 
Polo  team.  1904,  played  in  first  open  polo  cham- 
pionship held  in  United  States  (team  consisted 
of  L.  Waterbury,  J.  M.  Waterbury,  C.  R.  Snow- 
den,  J.  E.  Cowdin ;  team  won  championship). 
Present  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Pennacle  Agency.  Affiliations:  Racquet  and  Ten- 
nis Club;  Turf  and  Field  Club;  Tuxedo  Club; 
Jockey  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Madeline 
Knowlton,  June  27,  1912.  Children:  Elliot  C. ; 
Ethel  Cowdin  Morgan ;  J.  Cheever ;  Thomas 
Knowlton.  Office:  16  East  42nd  Street,  New 
York  City.    Home:  Tuxedo  Park,  New  York. 

COWELL,  WARREN  C,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Clay  Center,  Kan.,  Dec.  5,  1899.  Son 
of  J.  G.  and  Effie  (Russell)  Cowell.  Ed.  B.S., 
Kan.  Agr.  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1918-19-20-21-22,  mem.  Kan.  Agr. 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1920-21-22, 
mem.  Kan.  Agr.  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1922-23-24, 
head  coach  Iola  H.  Sch.  1924-28,  head  coach 
Fla.  Univ.  Bskt.B.,  freshman  F.B.  team  won 
So.  Freshman  Champ. 

Pres.  Occuption:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Delta  Tau 
Delta.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Cornelia 
Copening,  Aug.,  1926.  Office:  Ath.  Dept.,  Univ. 
Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home:  415  S.  9th  St., 
Gainesvile,  Fla. 

COWELL,  WILLIAM  H.,  football.  Born: 
Lynn.  Mass.,  July  21,  1899.  Son  of  Wm.  F.  and 
Ella  M.  (Bickford)  Cowell.  Ed.:  Clyde  (Kans.) 
H.  Sch.,  1907;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Kans.,  1911;  Univ. 
of  111. ;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record:   Mem.  Clyde  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 

teams,  (4  yrs.).  Mem.  Clyde  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (3  yrs.).  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kans. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1908.  mem.  Univ.  of  Kans. 
freshman  B.B.  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Kans.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1911. 
mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of 
111.  B.B.,  swimming  and  water  polo  teams.  1913, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  varsity  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1914-15,  asst.  coach  Haskell  Inst. 
1915-16,  coach  Univ.  of  111.  1915-28,  head  coach 
and  ath.  dir.  Univ.  of  N.  H. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  lieut.  F.A.,  Camp  Taylor, 
Louisville,  Ky.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu; 
Mason ;  Shriner ;  Natl.  Coll.  Track  Rules  Com. ; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  Hobby:  Fishing. 
Address:  Univ.  of  N.  H.,  Durham,  N.  H. 


COXE,  FRANK,  pitcher  Yale  baseball  team. 
1919-20-21.    Born:  Asheville,  N.  C,  Sept.  7,  1899. 


Son  of  Tench  Charles  and  Sarah  (Potter)  Coxe. 
Ed.:  The  Asheville  Sch.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1921;  U.  of 

N.   C. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  The  Asheville  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  The  Asheville  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1917).  1917,  mem.  The  Ashe- 
ville Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team.    1922,  coach,  U.  of  N.  C.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate  and  Ins.,  The 
Frank  Coxe  Co.  Mil.  Service:  2d  lieut.  of  F.A. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Wachovia  Bank  and  Trust 
Co.,  Biltmore  Industrial  Bank,  Grove  Stone  and 
Sand  Co.,  Chimney  Rock  Mountains,  Inc. ;  mem. 
bd.  of  govs.,  Biltmore  Forest  C.C. ;  Asheville 
G.  and  C.C.  Office:  20  Government  St.,  Ashe- 
ville, N.  C.    Home:  Nodoneyo,  Asheville,  N.  C. 

COXE,  TENCH  CHARLES,  JR.,  track,  ten 
nis  and  baseball.  Born:  Asheville,  N.  C,  April 
1,  1901.  Son  of  Tench  C.  and  Sarah  (Potter) 
Cose.  Ed.:  Asheville  Sch.  for  Boys;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1921;  Univ.  N.  C. 

Record:  1915-16-17,  mem.  Asheville  Sch.  for 
Boys  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1918,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  track  team.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Yale 
track  team.  1921,  mem.  Yale  2-mile  relay  team 
won  at  Penn.  Relays.  1921,  mem.  Yale-Harvard 
vs.  Oxford-Cambridge  (Eng.)  track  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Univ.  N.  C.  tennis  team  (capt,  1923; 
So.  Coll.  Champs.).  1923,  mem.  U.  N.  C.  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  R.O. 
T.C.  Yale  Btty.  at  Camp  Jackson.  Affiliations: 
Psi  U. ;  Order  of  Gemghoul.  Married:  Frances 
Huger.  Child:  Tench  C,  3rd,  age  2.  Office: 
Jackson  Bldg.,  Asheville,  N.  C.  Home:  Box  474, 
Biltmore,  N.  C. 


COY,  SHERMAN  LOCKWOOD,  football,  base- 
ball and  tennis.  Born:  Andover,  Mass.,  Aug.  26, 
1879.  Son  of  Edward  G.  and  Helen  (Marsh) 
Coy.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch.  (Lakeville,  Conn.)  ; 
A.B.,  Yale,  1901. 

Record:  1896,  placed  2nd  Yale  Inter-Sch. 
Tennis  tournament ;  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1896-97,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1897-1900,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber  mfr.,  mgr.  Cloquet 
Lumber  Co.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf.  Married: 
Kate  Rising,  June  12,  1906.  Children:  Edward 
Dwight,  age  19 ;  Elizabeth  Camp,  age  16 ;  Mary 
Augusta,  age  12.  Office:  Cloquet  Lumber  Co., 
Cloquet,  Minn.  Home:  416  Park  Place,  Clo- 
quet, Minn. 


COZENS,  ERNEST  BRAZIER,  All-American 
F.B.,  1910.  Born:  Haddonfield,  N.  J.,  Nov.  24, 
1888.  Son  of  Lee  Edmond  and  Lida  (McVeigh) 
Cozens.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa., 
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Record:  1905-06,  capt.  Haverford  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1908-09-10,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  All-Amer.  center,  1910).  1912- 

13,  asst.  coach  Carnegie  Tech.  F.B.  team.    1913- 

14,  coach    Shadyside  Acad.    (Pittsburgh,   Pa.). 
1922-28,  grad  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Graduate  mgr.  aths.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  Pa.  Ath. 
Club;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Club  (New  York,  N.  Y.). 
Married:  Amelia  Schmertz.  Children:  Ernest 
B.,  Jr.,  age  10 ;  Amelia,  age  6 ;  William  Ed- 
mund, age  3;  Lee  Edmund  (infant).  Office: 
33rd  and  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Nar- 
berth,  Pa. 

CRAFTS,  LEO  MELVILLE,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Oct.  3, 
1863.  Son  of  Maj.  Amasa  and  Mary  J.  (Henry) 
Crafts.  Ed.:  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1886;  M.D., 
Harvard,   1890;   Boston   City  Hospital,   1891. 

Record:  1882-85,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1884-85,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 
1885,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician,  specializing  in 
neuropsychiatry.  Mil  Service:  Mem.  Com. 
Amer.  Physicians  on  Med.  Preparedness ;  Dist. 
Med.  Advisory  Bd.,  Sp.  Neuropsychiatric  Bd. ; 
examining  command.  Camp  Funston,  1918; 
neuropsychiatrist  part  time  U.  S.  Veterans' 
Bureau,  1920-25.  Affiliations:  Phi  Rho  Sigma, 
Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  Natl.  Conservation  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Forestry  Asso. ;  Natl.  Geographic  Soc. ;  S.A.R. ; 
Sulgrave  Inst.  Minn.  Historical  Soc. ;  Univ.  of 
Minn.  Alumni  Asso. ;  Harvard  Medical  Sch. 
Alumni  Asso. ;  Automobile  Club,  Minneapolis ; 
A.A.A. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Minneapolis  A.C. ;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Bloomington  G.C.  Hob- 
by: Writing  (recognized  in  "Who's  Who  Among 
North  American  Authors"),  architectural  design 
and  drafting,  horticulture,  vacation  outings  in 
the  wilderness.  Married:  Amelia  I.  Burgess, 
Sept.  4,  1901.  Office:  608  Phys.  &  Surgs.  Bldg., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  610  S.  E.  Fifth  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

CRAIG,  JAMES  BLODGETT,  coach.  Born: 
Detroit,  Mich.,  Mar.  11,  1893.  Son  of  William 
and  Alice  (Blodgett)  Craig.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1914. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1909-10,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1911- 
12-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team;  selected 
All-Amer.  champs,  h.b.  1912,  winner  220  low 
hurdles  East.  I.C. ;  selected  All-Amer.  I.C.  track 
team  low  hurdles.  1913,  champs.  All-Amer. 
h.b.  1915,  coach  Mercersburg  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1919,  coach  Univ.  of  Ark.  F.B.  team.  1920, 
coach  Univ.  of  Ark.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dairy  farm.  War  Service: 
Second  Officers'  Training  Camp,  Fort  Sheridan, 
111. ;  1st  lieut.  F.A. ;  Reg.  operations  officer 
315th  F.A.  80th  Div. ;  overseas  13  months,  St. 


Mihiel,  Meuse-Argonne.  Affiliations:  Rotary; 
Barton  Hills  C.C. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  Thrasher.  Children:  John  Thrasher, 
age  7 ;  Mary  Blodgett,  age  5.  Office:  P.  O.  Box 
107,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  Bonnie  Brace 
Farm,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


CRAIG,  RALPH  COOK,  track.  Born:  Be 
troit,  Mich.,  June  21,  1889.  Son  of  William  and 
klice  (Blodgett)  Craig.  Ed.:  Detroit  Cen.  H. 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Detroit  H.  Sch.  track,  F.B. 
and  hockey  teams.  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team.  1912,  mem.  Olympic  track  team, 
track  team.  1912,  mem.  Olympic  track  team 
(won  both  100  and  200  meter  events).  Holder 
of  Coll.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  and  world's  track  records 
for  the  100  and  220  yds.  Owner  and  breeder  of 
prize-winning  Cocker  and  Springer  Spaniels. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfg.  ex.  Affiliations:  G.  W. 
Van  Slyke  &  Horton,  production  mgr.  Clubs: 
Dir.  Albany  Univ.  C. ;  Albany  C.C. ;  Deeper 
Hudson  Kennel  C. ;  Troy  Dog  Fanciers'  Asso. ; 
Amer.  Spaniel  C. ;  Hunting  Cocker  Spaniel  C. 
Hobby:  Breeding  dogs.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Spies,  1913.  Children:  Elizabeth  Talbert,  age 
12 ;  Bruce  Campbell,  age  4.  Office:  452  Clinton 
Ave.,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Home:  53  N.  Pine  Ave., 
Albany,  N.  Y. 


CRAIG,  SAMUEL  G.,  football.  Born:  De- 
Kalb  County,  111.,  June  1,  1874.  Son  of  Andrew 
and  Elizabeth  M.  (Swan)  Craig.  Ed.:  Tarkio 
Coll.  (Mo.)  ;  Princeton,  A.B.,  1895;  M.A.,  1900; 
B.D.,  Princeton  Theological  Sem. ;  Univ.  of  Ber- 
lin, 1910-11;  D.D.,  S.  West.  Coll.,  1923;  D.D., 
Grove  City  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:   1897-99,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editor  Presbyterian  Pub. 
Co.,  Phila.,  Pa. ;  editor-in-chief  of  its  publica- 
tion, The  Presbyterian;  dir.  Princeton  Theo- 
logical Sem.  Married:  Carrie  Hays,  Dec.  1, 
1909.  Children:  Charles  Hays,  age  16.  Office: 
1217  Market  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  73  Stock- 
ton St.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


GRAIN,  NED  FINESS,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Carterville,  111.,  Sept.  5,  1906.  Son 
of  Finess  and  Frances  (Armstrong)  Crain.  Ed.: 
Cen.   Wesleyan  Coll.    (Warrenton,   Mo.). 

Record:  1925-28,  mem.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1927)  ;  hon- 
1927.  1927-28,  mem.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll.  track 
1927).  1927-28,  mem.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll.  track 
team   (won  mile  run  Mo.  Coll.  A.  U.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Cen.  Wesleyan 
Coll.).  Affiliations:  Pres.  "W"  Club  (Cen.  Wes- 
leyan Coll.)  ;  pres.  Garfield  Literary  Soc; 
Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Athletics  and  chemistry.  Ad- 
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CRANE,  AARON  ROSS,  football.  Born: 
Livingston,  N.  J.,  Sept.  26,  1890.  Son  of  Isaac 
S.  and  Amanda  G.  (Ross)  Crane.  Ed.:  Cen- 
tenary Collegiate  Inst.,  1909;  Lafayette  Coll., 
1911;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1914. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Centenary  Collegiate 
Inst.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1908). 
1911,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew  and 
F.B.  team ;  won  club  champ,  in  golf  at  West 
Chester.  1927,  runner-up  in  golf  champ,  at 
Tredyffrin. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  First 
lieut.  Dental  Corps,  1917,  Camp  Lee,  Va. ;  capt. 
Dental  Corps ;  U.S.A.  General  Hospital,  No.  1, 
N.Y.C.,  in  charge  of  dental  service,  1918-19 ; 
maj.  Dental  Corps,  1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta ;  Friar  Senior  Soc.  (Univ.  of  Pa.);  Pa. 
State  and  Natl.  Dental  Soc.  Clubs:  Univ.  of 
Pa.  General  Alumni ;  West  Chester  G.  and  C.C. ; 
Tredyffrin  C.C.  (mem.  Bd.  of  Governors  and 
chrmn.  greens  com.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Mary  Jardine,  Nov.  28,  1914.  Children:  Mar- 
garet Ross,  age  10.  Office:  Medical  Arts  Bldg., 
16th  and  Walnut  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  100 
W.  Va.  Ave.,  West  Chester,  Pa. 


CRANE,  EZRA  JENNINGS,  coach.  Born: 
Honolulu,  T.  H.,  April  22,  1901.  Son  of  Charles 
S.  and  Hazel  (Jennings)  Crane.  Ed.:  Punahou 
Acad.,  Honolulu ;  Univ.  of  Hawaii ;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1924. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Punahou  Acad.  F.B., 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1919).  1919, 
H.B.  Univ.  of  Hawaii  F.B.  team  (Champs.). 
1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Hawaii  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  water  Bskt. 
B.  team  (Champ.)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team.  1924-25,  mem.  Wanderers  C.  B.B.  team 
(Champs).  1925-26-27-28,  coach  Punahou  Acad. 
B.B.  team ;  Hawaiian  Officials'  Asso.  F.B  .and 
Bskt.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  Editor  and  Writer, 
The  Advertiser  Publishing  Co.  Mil.  Service: 
Served  with  R.C.  1918;  2d.  lieut.  Inf.  Reserve. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Elks;  Knights  of 
Pythias ;  Bd.  of  Governors,  Hawaii  Br.  A.A.U. ; 
vice-pres.  Spalding  Barefoot  F.B.  league ;  Out- 
rigger Canoe  C. ;  Oahu  C.C. ;  Myrtle  Boat  C. ; 
Representatives  O.  Hon. ;  Univ.  of  Wis.  "W"  C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  tennis.  Married:  Erma  Tarle- 
tdn,  Feb.  19,  1925.  Office:  Advertiser  Bldg.,  S. 
King  St.,  Honolulu,  T.  H.  Home:  Ocean  View 
Ave.,  Honolulu,  T.  H. 


CRANE,  PAUL  HOWARD,  swimming,  foot- 
ball, baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Montclair, 
N.  J.,  Oct.  17,  1897.  Son  of  Ira  Seymour  and  S. 
Maud  W.  (Priest)  Crane.  Ed.:  Montclair  H. 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1922. 


Record:  Mem.  Montclair  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
Bskt.B.,  swimming  and  tennis  teams.  Mem. 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey, 
swimming  teams.  (165-lb.  boxing  champ.).  1919, 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B. 
team.  1920-22,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1921-22, 
mem.  Yale  swimming  team  (I.C.  champ.).  1922, 
chosen  best  all-around  ath.,  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Bankers  Trust  Co. 
swimming  and  wrestling  teams  (165  lb.  boxing 
Army  Motor  Transport  Corps,  U.  S.  Air  Service, 
2nd  lieut.  341st  Aero  Squadron,  5th  Pursuit 
Group,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsi- 
lon ;  Bd.  of  Govs. ;  First  Reserve  Aero  Squad- 
ron Asso.;  Montclair  A;C. ;  "Y"  club  (Yale). 
Married:  Helen  Russell,  Oct.  2,  1925.  CMldren: 
Paul  H.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  501  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
(N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).    Mil.  Service:  Corpl.  French 

CRANE,  ROY  ELWOOD,  high  jumper. 
Born:  Waltham,  Mass.,  Sept.  5,  1884.  Son  of 
Franklin  H.  and  Louis  (Daly)  Crane.  Ed.:  S.B., 
Harvard,  1905. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 
1904-05,  mem.  Harvard  Bskt.B.  (2d)  team.  1905, 
tied  for  2d  place  in  high  jump,  Yale  Meet  and 
I.C.  Meet  at  Phila.   (N.E.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Tel.  &  Tel.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Soc.  Mayflower  Descendants ;  Ma- 
sons. Married:  Jean  Barrick,  March  18,  1916. 
Office:  195  Broadway,  N.  Y.  Home:  103  Duncon 
Ave.,  Jersey  City,  N.  J. 

CRANE,  THEODORE  POOLE,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  July  3,  1901. 
Son  of  John  and  Catherine  (Willoughby)  Crane. 
Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  1920; 
E.E.,  Ala.  Polytech.  Inst.,  1926. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Ala.  Polytech.  track 
team.  1923-26,  mem.  Ala.  Polytech.  F.B.  team. 
Semi-pro,,  Official  Inter-City  Park  F.B.  League 
(Birmingham,  Ala.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dupont  Products  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Pi  Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
601  Brown  Marx  Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home: 
1412  N.  20th  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 


CRAPSER,  A.  LASTER,  dir.  aths.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  9,  1893.  Son  of  Ethelward 
and  Mary  Crapser.  Ed.:  Stuyvesant  H.  Sch.; 
B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1918;  M.P.E.,  1926. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1917-18,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1918-22,  coach  Poughkeepsie  (N.  Y.)  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (Bskt.B. 
champs.,  1921).  1926,  coach  Springfield  Coll. 
junior  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1927,  Normal 
Schs.  Pa.  State  champs.  1927-28,  coach  East 
Stroudsburg  State  Teachers'  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  N.  Y. 
Public  H.  Sen.  Ath.  League;  dir.  of  Health  Ed. 
Bast  Stroudsburg  State  Teachers'  Coll. ;  dir. 
Physical  Ed.  and  Aths.  Scranton  (Pa.)  ;  Bd. 
of  Control  I.C.  Ath.  Asso. ;  pres.  Pa.  I.C.  Ath. 
League ;  pres.  Cen.  Hudson  Valley  I.C.  Ath. 
League ;  sec.  and  treas.  N.East.  Pa.  Bd.  Bskt.B. 
Officials ;  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  ex.  secy. 
Dist.  2,  Pa.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  Ath.  Asso.; 
Amer.  Physical  Ed.  Asso. ;  Red  Cross  Life  Sav- 
ing examiner ;  secy  .-treas.  East.  Pa.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials' Asso. ;  Mason ;  Amer.  Public  Health  Asso. 
Married:  Marian  L.  Magoon,  June  12,  1919. 
Children:  Stuart,  age  7 ;  Theodore,  age  2 ;  Mary, 
infant.  Address:  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  East 
Stroudsburg,  Pa. 


CRAVENS,  AARON  WILBURN,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Dahlgren,  111.,  Feb.  17,  1907. 
Son  of  Charles  L.  and  Cannie  (Carr)  Cravens. 
Ed.:  Dahlgren  H.  Sch. ;  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Dahlgren  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1924-25,  mem.  Opdyke  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1925-26,  mem.  Dahlgren  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team  (named  All-Star  guard).  1926-27,  mem. 
Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team ;  3rd  place  in 
Conf.  1927-28,  capt.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team ;  mem.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll.  F.B.  and  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  teams  (2nd  place  in  Bskt.B.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Cen. 
Wesleyan  "W"  Club.  Hobby:  Touring.  Home: 
R.F.D.,  No.  1,  Dahlgren,  111. 


CRAVENS,  ROBERT  IRVING,  football. 
Born:  Bloomfield,  Ind.,  Feb.  21,  ( — ).  Son  of 
George  E.  and  Olive  V.  Cravens.  Ed.:  Occi- 
dental Coll.;   Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  So.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1917-18,  mem.  Occidental  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1919,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team.  1921, 
asst.  coach  Stanford  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team  (hon. 
mention  on  All-Amer.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker,  Cass  &  Johan- 
sing  Co.  Mil.  Service:  One  year ;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Beta  Psi ;  Univ.  Club  (Los 
Angeles);  Pacific  Coast  Club;  Fhutridge  C.C. 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Melba  Wood,  Apr. 
4,  1925.  Office:  323  W.  6th  St.,  Los  Angeles, 
Calif.    Home:  Box  29,  R.  No.  2,  Pasadena,  Calif. 


CRAWFORD,  CLIFFORD  RANKIN,  base- 
ball. Born:  Society  Hill,  S.  C,  Jan.  28,  1903. 
Son  of  James  G.  and  Sally  (Evans)  Crawford. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Davidson  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Davidson  Coll. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1923).  1921-22,  mem.  David- 
son Coll.  F.B.  team.    1921-22-23,  mem.  Davidson 


Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1924,  pro. 
B.B.  Charlotte,  N.  C.  1924-27,  head  coach  Gas- 
tonia  H.  Sch.  1925-28,  pro.  B.B.  Greenville, 
S.  C.  (So.  Atlantic  champs.,  1926-27).  1926-27, 
selected  Ail-So.  Atlantic  3rd  base.  1928,  head 
coach  Guilford  Coll. ;  report  to  N.  Y.  Giants  in 
June. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; Phi  Gamma  Delta;  O.D.K.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Office:  Guilford  Coll.,  N.  C.  Home:  Sum- 
ter, S.  C. 


CRAWFORD,  FRANK,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Colebrook,  N.  H.,  Mar.  12,  1870.  Son  of 
Francis  B.  and  Susan  J.  (Randall)  Crawford. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1891;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1893. 

Record:  1891,  coach  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.  1892,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team ; 
coach  Baker  Univ.  F.B.  team  (won  pennant). 
1S93,  capt.  Univ.  Mich.  B.B.  team  (won  pen- 
nant in  its  league)  ;  coach  Univ.  of  Neb.  F.B. 
team.  1894,  coach  Univ.  Neb.  F.B.  team  (won 
pennant).  1895,  coach  Univ.  of  Texas  F.B. 
team  (won  pennant).  Mgr.  and  owner  of  ama- 
teur B.B.  team  at  Omaha,  Neb. 

Pres.  Occupation:    Amer.    lawyer    in    Paris, 

France.  Hobby:   Book    collecting.     Address:    4 

Ohemin  des    Vallieres,    Ville    d'Avroy     (S&O) 
France. 


CRAWFORD,    ROBERT   LEIGHTON,    3RD., 

track.  Born:  Rye,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  15,  1895.  Son  of 
Robert  L.  and  Mabel  (Earle)  Crawford.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track 
team.  1914-17,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track 
team.  1915,  point  winner  in  low  hurdles  at  I.O. 
meet,  1916,  junior  Metro,  champ.,  representing 
N.Y.A.C.,  estabd.  new  record  in  low  hurdles. 
1919,  high  point  scorer,  89th  Div.  track  meet, 
Germany ;  point  winner  in  hurdles,  Army  of 
Occupation  meet,  Germany.  Best  performances 
in  competition  :  220  yd.  low  hurdles,  24  4/5  sec. ; 
120  yd.  high  hurdles,  15  sec.  1920-23,  coached 
and  directed  track  aths.  for  United  Neighbor- 
hood Houses,  N.  Y.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  J.  R.  Williston  & 
Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  War  Record:  Enlisted  April, 
1917;  mem.  A.E.F.,  S9th  Div.  Army  of  Occupa- 
tion, Nov.  1918  to  June  1919;  comnd.  2d  lieut. 
F.A.  Aug.,  1917;  1st  lieut.  F.A.  Jan.,  1918;  capt. 
F.A.  Mar.,  1919;  discharged  June,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  Okieford  Realty  Corp. ;  dir.  Furver- 
ing  Realty  Co.  Clubs:  Union;  The  Lunch  Club; 
Princeton ;  Quadrangle.  Married:  Catherine 
Okie,  April  30.  1925.  Children:  Robert  L.,  4th, 
age  2 ;  John  Everett,  infant.  Office:  5  Nassau 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.   Home:  4  E.  8Sth  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 


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CRAWFORD,  SAXTON  DARYL,  football, 
basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  Knox- 
ville,  Tenn.,  Oct.  6,  1881.  Son  of  S.  V.  and 
Martha  (Eckle)  Crawford.  Ed.:  Culver  M. 
Acad.,  1901;  Univ.  of  Tenn.,  1902. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Univ.  of  Tenn.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (chosen  All-South.,  '02).  1902-03, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Tenn.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1905, 
coach  Univ.  of  Tenn.  F.B.  1907,  coach  North 
Ga.  Agr.  Coll.  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.  Cruse  Crawford 
Mfg.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Sept.,  1918,  O. 
T.C.;  discharged  Nov.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon ;  Rotary ;  Cherokee  C.C. ;  Bir- 
mingham C.C. ;  Roebuck  C.C.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Mary  Kirkpatrick,  Mar.  29,  1913. 
Children:  Saxton,  Jr.,  age  12 ;  Katherine,  age 
10;  Douglas,  age  7.  Office:  2200  Ave.  B.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala.  Home:  1047  Caldwell  Terrace, 
Birmingham,  Ala. 

CRAWFORD,  WILLIAM  VINCENT,  football. 
Born:  Lawrence,  Mass.,  Apr.  21,  1880.  Son  of 
James  A.  and  Catherine  T.  (Foran)  Crawford. 
Ed.:  Lawrence  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Villanova  Coll., 
1902. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Villanova  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1S99-1900,  coach  Villanova  Prep.  F.B. 
team.  1910-28,  officiating  H.  Sch.,  Prep.,  Coll., 
semi-prof,  and  prof.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1910-16  and  1920-23.  coach  Villanova  Coll.  semi- 
prof.  F.B.  team.  1916-22-23,  coach  Villanova 
local  champ,  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clerk  Public  Property 
Dept. ;  Ex.  Sec.  Recreation  Dept.  Affiliations: 
Asso.  of  N.  Eng.  F.B.  Officials;  Bd.  of  Mgrs. 
N.E.A.  of  A.A.U. ;  Villanova  Coll.  Ath.  Advisory 
Bd. ;  K.  of  C. ;  Deputy  Commr.  N.  Essex  Council, 
Boy  Scouts  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Boys'  Welfare 
work;  Aths.  Married:  Helen  B*.  Delligen,  June 
19,  1907.  Children:  William  V.,  Jr.,  age  19; 
M.  Eileen,  age  12.  Office:  202  City  Hall,  Law- 
rence, Mass.  Home:  3  Park  St.,  Lawrence, 
Mass. 

CROFOAT,  EDWIN  TOAD,  football.  Born: 
Holly,  Colo.,  Mar.  22,  1906.  Son  of  E.  H.  and 
Martha  (Boldger)  Crofoat.  Education:  Mason 
City,  la.  H.  Sch.  Defiance  Coll.,  Defiance, 
Ohio.     Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  Mem.,  Mason  City  (Iowa)  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (4  yrs.),  Bskt.  B.  team  (3  yrs.),  track 
team  (2  yrs.).  Capt.,  freshman  F.B.  team, 
Univ.  of  Wis.  Mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (3  yrs.),  capt.,  1927. 

Present  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Southern  Wis.  Ac- 
ceptance Co.  Affiliations:  B.  E.  Buckman  & 
Co.,  (bond  house)  ;  Kappa  Sigma  (president). 
Clubs:  Iron  Cross;  White  Spader  (President)  ; 
Tumas.  Office:  Beaver  Bldg.,  Madison,  Wis. 
Home :     124  Langdon,  Madison,  Wis. 


CROOKS,  GUY  ALLEN,  golf.  Born:  Tren- 
ton, Mo.,  Aug.  17,  1882.  Son  of  Samuel  and 
Elizabeth  (Walker)  Crooks.  Ed.:  Colo.  Springs 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1900-05,  asst.  golf  pro.  Town  and 
Gown  G.C.  1906-16,  golf  pro.  Cheyenne  Mt.  C. 
C.  1917,  golf  pro.  Ft.  Worth  C.C.  (Ft.  Worth, 
Tex.).  1918-20,  golf  pro.  McAllister  C.C.  (Mc- 
Allister, Okla.).  1922-25,  golf  pro.  Lakeside  C. 
C.  (Okla.  City,  Okla.).  1922-28,  golf  pro.  Shaw- 
nee C.C.  (Shawnee,  Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  Odd  Fellows ;  Natl,  and  Okla. 
State  P.G.A.  Hobby:  Teaching  golf.  Married: 
Emma  Benedict,  May  7,  1904.  Address:  24  W. 
Rosa  St.,  Shawnee,  Okla. 


CROSBY,  JOSEPH,  football.  Born:  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Jan.  15,  1904.  Son  of  Joseph  P.  and 
Nellie  (Cotter)  Crosby.  Ed.:  Boston  Latin  Sch.; 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1924;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1928. 

Record:  1920-22,  Boston  Latin  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (1922,  track  capt.).  1923,  Phillips 
Exeter  F.B.  team.  1924,  Harvard  Freshman  F. 
B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27,  Harvard  Varsity 
F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Har- 
vard A.A. ;  Hasty  Pudding  C. ;  Dicky  C. ;  Inst. 
1770  C. ;  Pi  Eta  C. ;  Varsity  C. ;  Kappa  Epsilon 
Pi.  Hobby:  Football.  Office:  Harvard  Varsity 
Club,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  24  Prince  St., 
Jamaica,  Mass. 


CROSMAN,  JOHN  MARSHALL,  intercolle 
giate  all  around  gymnastic  champion,  1916. 
Bom:  Haverford,  Pa.,  April  14,  1896.  Son  of 
Edward  N.  and  Elizabeth  (Buddy)  Crosman. 
Education:  The  Haverford  Sch.,  1914.  B.S., 
Haverford  Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  Mem.,  Haverford  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B., 
gym.,  cricket,  and  swimming  teams,  (capt,  F.B. 
gym.,  and  cricket  teams).  1916,  I.C.  all-round 
gymnastic  champ.  Mem.,  squash  racquets, 
soccer,  and  cricket  teams  at  Merion  Cricket 
Club.  1921,  mem.,  "Gentlemen  of  Phila." 
cricket  teams  touring  England ;  athletic  coach, 
Haverford  Sch.  1922,  athletic  dir.,  Pawling  Sch. 
1923,  mem.,  "Gentlemen  of  Phila."  cricket 
teams   touring  Canada  and  Bermuda. 

Present  Occupation :  Advertising,  N.W.  Ayer 
&  Son,  Phila.  War  Record:  2nd  Lieut.  F.A., 
balloon  observation  (service  in  France).  Clubs: 
Merion  Cricket  (Haverford,  Pa.)  ;  Incogniti 
Cricket  Club  (London,  honorary  mem.).  Mar- 
ried :  Sara  Pyle,  June  3,  1926.  Children :  John 
Marshall,  age  8  mo.,  Sara  Elizabeth,  age  8  mo. 
Office:  308  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
30  Jenmore  Rd.,  Haverford,  Pa. 


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CROSS,  HOLLIS  ANKENY,  track.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Apr.  17,  1895.  Son  of  Norton 
Murdock  and  Martha  (Ankeny)  Cross.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1917;   LL.B.,   Harvard,   1922. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sen.  track 
team  (City  indoor  half-mile  record  holder  since 
1912).  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross  coun- 
try team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1914).  1915-17, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team  (won  N.  West. 
A.A.U.  cross  country  race,  1916,  at  St.  Paul, 
Minn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
Vol.  Norton  Harjes  Ambulance  Corps  S.S.U.  61 
with  Amer.  Red  Cross,  1917 ;  2d  lieut.  27th  Aero 
Squadron  1st  Pursuit  Group,  A.S.A.,  U.  S.  A., 
1917-19.  Affiliations :  Sec.  The  Morris  T.  Baker 
Co.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.);  Chi  Psi ;  Natl.  Aeronautic  Asso.  (Min- 
neapolis) ;  Issak  Walton  League  (Minn.)  ;  Univ. 
Club  (Minneapolis)  ;  Superior  G.C.  (dir.). 
Married:  Harriette  Nevin  Hill,  June  15,  1922. 
Children:  Henry  Hollis,  age  5 ;  Ann,  age  1. 
Office:  330  Baker  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  1726  Irving  Ave.,  S.  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

CROSS,  HARRY  PARSONS,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  Born:  Wakefield,  R.  I.,  Sept. 
29,  1873.  Son  of  Elisha  Watson  and  Frances 
Cooper  (Wright)  Cross.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch., 
Concord,  N.  H. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1896;  LL.B.,  Har- 
vard Law  Sch.,  1900. 

Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (de- 
feated Cambridge  track  team,  2d  in  hammer 
throw).  1895,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1898, 
rowed  on  Harvard  eight.  Mem.  N.  Y.  Ath.  C. 
track  team  which  defeated  London  Ath.  track 
team  (2d  in  hammer).  (2d  in  hammer  Amer. 
champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  lawyer.  AffiMa-tions:  Indus. 
Trust  Co.  (dir.)  ;  Providence  Journal  Co.  (dir.)  ; 
Builders  Iron  Foundry  (dir.)  ;  Cheapside  Land 
Co.  (dir.);  Y.M.C.A.  (served  abroad);  Psi  U; 
Elihu  Root  Club ;  R.  I.  Bar  Asso. ;  Yale  Asso. 
of  R.  I. ;  Harvard  Law  Asso. ;  Town  Criers ; 
R.  I.  Soc.  Prevention  of  Cruelty  to  Children 
(Pres.);  Trustee  Lincoln  Sch.;  mem.  Stajte 
House  Comm. ;  Providence  Music  League 
(Treas.).  Clubs:  Akawam  Hunt;  Hope  C. ; 
Turks  Head  C. ;  Squantum  Asso. ;  Providence 
Art  C. ;  Yale  C. ;  Knickerbockker  C.  (N.  Y)  ; 
Somerset  C. ;  Newport  Fishing  C. ;  Clambake  C. 
Hobby:  tennis,  horseback  riding,  shooting. 
Married:  Virginia  Cammel.  Children:  Larania 
Carrington  Welsh  ;  Harry  King ;  Frances  King ; 
Hope  Gammel ;  Virginia ;  Eliza  A.  H.  Office: 
15  Westminster,  Providence,  R.  I.  Home:  234 
Wayland  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 


CROSS,  WILLIAM  REDMOND,  rowing  and 
football.     Born:   S.  Orange,  N.   J.,   June,   1874. 


Son  of  R.   J.   and   Matilda    (Redmond)    Cross. 
Ed.:  Groton  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1896. 

Record:  Capt.  Groton  Sch.  F.B.  team  and 
crew.     1892-95,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  and  crew. 

Affiliations:  Dir.  of  Fed.  Ins.  Co.,  Atlas  Ins. 
Co.,  U.  S.  Radium  Co. ;  Amer  Geographical  Soc. ; 
ex.  comn.,  N.  Y.  Zoological  Soc. ;  treas.  Boone 
and  Crockett  Club.  Hobby:  Shooting.  Married: 
Julia  Newbold.  Children:  Five.  Office:  31  Pine 
St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.    Home:  Morristown,  N.  J. 


CROTHERS,  STEVENSON  MORRIS,  shoot- 
ing. Born:  Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  17, 
1887.  Son  of  Stevenson  and  Alice  P.  (Morris) 
Crothers.    Ed.:  Chestnut  Hill  Acad. 

Record:  1921,  won  clay-target  shooting 
champs,  of  Pa.  (196  out  of  200).  1922,  won 
clay-target  shooting  champs,  of  Pa.  (197  out  of 
200)  ;  won  (doubles)  clay-target  shooting 
champs,  of  Pa.  (49  out  of  25  pair).  1925,  won 
clay-target  shooting  champs,  of  Pa.  (198  out  of 
200)  ;  won  clay-target  shooting  champs,  of  No. 
Amer.  (200  out  of  200).  1926,  won  clay-target 
shooting  champs,  of  Pa.  (197  out  of  200)  ;  high 
average  on  4000  more  registered  targets  (shot 
at  5100,  broke  5001,  average  98.05%).  1925, 
won  the  500  target  match  Jorklin  Gun  C.  (496 
out  of  500).  1927,  won  the  500  target  match 
Jorklin  Gun  C.   (496  out  of  500). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  War  Service:  En- 
listed Dec,  1917;  841st,  827th  and  165th  Aero 
Squadron ;  France  1  yr. ;  disch.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Amateur  Trapshooting  Asso.  Hobby: 
Trapshooting  and  hunting.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Cheston,  Dec.  16,  1908.  Children:  Alice  P.,  age 
16.     Address:  Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 


CROUCH,  JAMES  T.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball,  boxing  and  tennis.  Born:  Rome,  Ga., 
July  4,  1896.  Son  of  James  T.  and  Lillie  (Mc- 
Ginnis)  Crouch.  Ed.:  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Prep.  Sch. ; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  S.  Car.,  1921;  George  Wash. 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  Mem.  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Prep.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1915-16,  welter- 
weight boxing  champ.,  Univ.  of  S.  Car.  1915- 
20,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  Car.  F.B.  and  tennis  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lieut.  R.R.  transportation,  Camp  Jackson,  S. 
Car.,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu;  Cosmos 
Club;  City  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby:  Dogs. 
Married:  Katherine  P.  Parish,  Nov.  27,  1922. 
Office:  Natl.  Press  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
Ambassador  Apts.,  Wash.,  D.   C. 


CROUCH,  JOEL  ELMER,  track.  Born: 
Jacksonville,  111.,  Dec.  3,  1899.  Son  of  Dr.  El- 
mer L.  and  Mary  (Hawkins)  Crouch.  Ed.: 
Jacksonville  H.  Sch.,  1916;  B.S.,  111.  Coll.,  1920; 
B.S.,  Yale,  1923. 


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Record:  1919-20,  mem.  111.  Coll.  track  teams. 
1923,  mem.  Yale  Univ.  champ,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Edge  Moor  Iron  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Joined  S.A.T.C,  July,  1918;  dis- 
charged prvt,  Dec.  1918;  now  2d  It,  Engr., 
O.R.C.  Affiliation:  Sigma  Chi;  Tau  Beta  Pi. 
Married:  Jessie  Froude  Davie,  Sept.  26,  1925. 
Children:  Joel  Elmer,  Jr.,  infant.  Address:  E. 
M.  Iron  Co.,  Edge  Moor,  Del. 

CREAMER,  FRITZ  BARNETT,  football, 
basketball  and  tennis.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  June 
20,  1907.  Son  of  Barnett  L.  and  Lena  (Win- 
throp)  Creamer.  Ed.:  Jenkintown  (Pa.)  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Dela. 

Record:  1924-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Dela.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  Bskt-B. 
and  tennis,  1927-28).  1926,  runner-up,  Middle 
States  I.C.  tennis  champ.  1927,  won  singles 
and  doubles  champs,  of  public  courts,  Wilming- 
ton, Dela. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Dela.). 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Druids 
(natl.  sophomore  honorary  soc).  Derelicts  (lo- 
cal senior  honorary  soc).  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Office:  Box  17  M.  J.  Dela.,  Newark,  Dela.  Home: 
231  Wymote  Rd.,  Jenkintown,  Pa. 

CRIPE,  RAY  ALLEN,  mem.  U.  of  Chicago 
Western  Conference  championship  gymnastic 
team,  1920-21.  Bom:  July  3,  1897.  Son  of 
Frank  B.  and  Clara  V.  (Self)  Cripe.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
U.  of  Chicago,  1921. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  U.  of  Chicago  Gym. 
team,  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  champs. ;  1st  place,  dual 
meet  with  U.  of  111.,  side  horse,  dual  meet,  U. 
of  Wis.,  side  horse.  1919-20,  placed  1st,  "Big 
Ten"  Conf.  meet,  U.  of  111.,  side  horse.  1920-21, 
"Big  Ten"  Conf.  meet  at  U.  of  Ind.,  side  horse. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Burdick  Corp. 
War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.  Ordnance  Dept., 
U.S.A. ;  rank  of  sergt. ;  attached  to  Amer.  Peace 
Commn.,  Paris,  sec.  capacity.  Married:  Ruth 
Marie  Norris,  Dec.  20,  1924.  Office:  Burdick 
Corp.     Home:  Box  773,  Milton,  Wis. 

CRISP,  HENRY  GORHAM,  football.  Born: 
Crisp,  N.  C,  Dec.  10,  1896.  Son  of  Sellers  Mark 
and  Annie  (Gorham)  Crisp.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Va. 
Poly.  Inst. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Hampden-Sidney  F.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  V.P.I.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1917-18-19,  capt.  and  quarterback  All- 
South  Atlantic  F.B.  team.  1918-19-20,  mem. 
V.P.I.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  Bskt.B.  coach,  Univ. 
of  Ala.  Affiliations:  Theta  Chi.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing. Married:  Kathryn  Kendall,  1921.  Office: 
Gymnasium,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala.  Home:  815  17th 
Ave.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 


CRITTENBERGER,  WILLIS  D.,  polo.  Born: 
Anderson,  Ind.,  Dec.  2,  1890.  Son  of  Dale  J. 
and  Effie  (Daniels)  Crittenberger.  Ed.:  Ander- 
son H  Sch. ;  West  Point  Prep.  Sch.,  1907 ;  U.S. 
Mil.  Acad.,  1913;  The  Cavalry  Sch.,  1924. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad,  polo 
team.  1919-23,  competed  in  East,  horse  shows, 
including  Natl,  horse  show.  1920-23,  sec.  West 
Point  Horse  Show  Asso.  1922-23,  sec.  West 
Point  Polo  Club.  1927-28,  sec.  Army  Cen.  Polo 
Com.  and  War  Dept.  Polo  Asso.  Has  judged 
in  Oxridge  Hunt  Club,  Gadney  Farms,  and  other 
horse  shows. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.,  U.S.  Army.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Adj.,  Camp  Lee,  Va.,  1918-19.  Clubs: 
Army  and  Navy ;  Army,  Navy  and  Marine  Corps 
C.C.  Hobby:  Polo  and  riding.  Married:  Jose- 
phine Frost  Woodhull,  June  23,  1917.  Children: 
Willis  D.,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Townsend  W.,  age  3 ;  Dale 
J.,  age  1.  Office:  War.  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3000  Conn.  Ave.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

CRITSER,  WILLIAM  DALE,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball  officiate.  Born:  Wichita, 
Kans.,  Jan.  6,  1896.  Son  of  William  L.  and 
Gold  A.  (Russell)  Critser.  Ed.:  Wichita  H. 
Sch.,  1914;  Friends'  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Friends  Varsity  F.B. 
team  (picked  All-Kan.  Conf.  F.B.,  1914).  1915- 
17,  mem.  Friends'  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1917).  1915-16,  mem.  Friends'  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1919-20,  coached  Bskt.B.  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Friends  Univ.  1921-28,  officiating  Conf. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor  4th  Natl.  Bank, 
Wichita,  Kan.  War  Record:  Enlisted  April, 
1917;  mem.  A.E.F.  22  mos. ;  discharged  April, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Shriners;  Civicton 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Helen  Cane, 
Aug.  4,  1927.  Office:  Fourth  Natl.  Bank,  Wich- 
ita, Kans.  Home:  2505  E.  Douglas  St.,  Wichita, 
Kans. 


CROCKER,  NEAL  A.,  swimming.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  June  15,  1908.  Son  of  R.  A. 
and  Florence  (Acker)  Crocker.  Ed.:  West  H. 
Sch.    (Minneapolis)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record.:  1925,  won  state  (Minn.)  champ.  100 
yd.  medley  and  100-yd.  free  style  swim ;  won 
N.  West.  Inter-Sch.  champ.  100-yd.  free-style  and 
runner-up  in  40-yd.  dash ;  won  State  Inter-Sch. 
champ.  40-yd.  dash  and  runner-up  in  100-yd. 
dash;  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  record-breaking  re- 
lay quartet ;  mem.  All-N.  West,  and  All-State 
teams  100-yd.  and  40-yd.  dashes  and  relay; 
mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  swimming  team  three  yrs. 
1926,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  swimming 
team  (runner-up  in  State  champ.  50-yd.  dash). 
1927-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  swimming 
team  (mem.  record-holding  Univ.  of  Minn,  re- 
lay quartet,   Natl.   I.C.   champs.,   la.   City,   la., 


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1927 ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  relay  team,  State 
champs.,  400-yd.  relay,  1928 ;  runner-up  100- 
meter  open  champ.,  Minneapolis  A.C.,  1928 ;  won 
junior  C.A.A.U.  100-yd.  free-style  champ.,  1928). 
1928-29,  capt.-elect,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Swim.  team. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Address:  4819  Thomas  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 

CROFTS,     STEWART     LAMBERT,     track. 

Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  10,  1905.  Son  of 
John  Ryckman  and  Mary  (Stewart)  Crofts. 
Ed.:  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sch.  (Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.)  ; 
A.B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  team. 
1924-25,  mem.  Williams  Coll.  track  and  cross- 
country teams  ( capt.  cross-country  team,  1925 ; 
cross-country  team  won  New  England  I.C.  title, 
1924 ;  holder  of  2-mile  record,  Williams-Wes- 
leyan  dual  meet,  1925,  time  9:51).  1925,  mem. 
Williams  Coll.  winter  sports  team  (team  won 
coll.  cup,  Lake  Placid  Club  and  Dartmouth 
Winter  Carnival)  ;  mem.  Buffalo  Cen.  Y.M.C.A. 
track  team.  1927,  mile  champ.,  N.  Y.  Cen.  R.R. 
track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traveling  car  agent  N.  Y. 
Cen.  R.R.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Wil- 
liams Club  of  N.  Y. ;  N.  Y.  A.C.  Office:  466 
Lexington  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  225  Rich  Ave., 
Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

CROLIUS,  FREDERICK  JOSEPH,  football. 
Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Dec.  16,  1876.  Son  of 
Walter  F.  and  Martha  (Gurney)  Crolius.  Ed.: 
Tufts  Coll.;  B.L.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1899. 

Record:  1893,  mem.  Boston  Ath.  F.B.  Asso. 
1894-95,  mem.  Tufts  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1895-96- 
97-98,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1898).  1898,  mem.  Wadsworth  Geneseo  All- 
Amer.  B.B.  team.  1899,  coach  Bowdoin  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1900,  coach  Mass.  F.B.  team ;  mem. 
F.B.  Officials.  1901,  mem.  Boston  Natl.  League 
B.B.  team ;  asst.  coach  Harvard  Univ.  B.B. 
team ;  mem.  Homestead  L.A.C.  F.B.  team.  1902, 
mem.  Homestead  L.A.C.  F.B.  team;  mem.  Pitts- 
burgh Natl.  League  B.B.  team.  1903,  coach 
West  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1906,  coach  Villa- 
nova  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1907,  asst.  coach  West 
Point  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1908,  asst.  coach 
Syracuse  F.B.  team.  1909-10-11,  coach  Villa- 
nova  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1912-27,  mem.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  and  tech- 
nical editor,  Centrifix  Corp.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Upsilon;  Casque  and  Gauntlet;  West  Pa.  Eng. 
Soc. ;  I.  &  S.  Elec.  Bngrs.  Hobby:  Experimen- 
tation in  physical  and  chemical  sciences.  Mar- 
ried: Ethel  Tucker,  Dec.  23,  1901.  Children: 
Laurence,  age  19 ;  Newell  Tucker,  age  6.  Office: 
342  Second  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  323 
Lincoln  Ave.,  Bellevue,  Pa. 


CROWELL,  WILMER  GARDNER,  football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  29,  1884.  Son  of  W. 
Gardner  and  Anna  (Gano)  Crowell.  Ed.: 
Swarthmore  Prep.  Sch. ;  Swarthmore  Coll. 

Record:  1900-01-02,  mem.  Swarthmore  Prep. 
F.B.  team.  1903-04-05,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Lacrosse  teams.  1906,  head  coach 
George  Wash.  Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1907-08, 
asst.  coach  Swarthmore  Coll.  F.B.  team.  Head 
coach  Swarthmore  Coll.  lacrosse  team.  1907- 
28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Officials.  1909-10-11,  head 
coach  Cen.  Manual  Training  Sch.  (Phila.)  F.B. 
team ;  head  coach  Lehigh  Univ.  lacrosse  team. 
1912-13,  head  coach  West  Phila.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1914-15-16,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir.  La- 
Fayette  Coll.  (Easton,  Pa.)  F.B.  team.  1915-16, 
head  coach  LaFayette  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1917- 
24-25-26-27,  head  coach  Haverford  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-24-25-26,  vice-pres.  East.  Asso.  I.C, 
F.B.  Officials.  1926-27,  head  coach  Haverford 
Sch.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Chrmn. 
F.B.  Com. ;  Pa.  Ath.  C.  Married:  Kathrine 
Cressman,  Feb.  22,  1919.  Children:  W.  Gardner 
2nd,  age  17 ;  Robert  H.,  age  10.  Office:  Haver- 
ford Sch.,  Haverford,  Pa.  Home:  626  Mont- 
gomery Ave.,  Narbeth,  Pa. 

CROWLEY,  JAMES  H.,  Bskt.B.  and  track. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Jan.  5,  1888.  Son  of  Pat- 
rick and  Mary  (Connor)  Crowley.  Ed.:  Fitton 
Sch. ;  East  Boston  H.  Sch. ;  Posse  Normal  Sch. 
of  Phys.  Ed. 

Record:  1904-05,  capt.  E.  Boston  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  (Held  world's 
record  in  single  game  of  Bskt.B.,  47  bskts.  1905 ; 
track  team  estab.  shot  put  record  for  Boston). 
Capt.  Normal  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.,  mem.  East 
Boston  A.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  Coach  Winthrop 
(Mass.)  Bskt.B.  team.  Coach  Winchester 
(Mass.)  Bskt.B.  team.  Coach  Boston  Coll. 
freshman  and  varsity  BsktB.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  phys.  ed.  dept. 
Boston  Schs.  Military  Service:  1st  Lt.  O.R.C. 
Affiliations :  Phys.  dir.  Boys  C,  Boston ;  super- 
visor playground,  Boston ;  dir.  playground  Che- 
laca ;  dir.  Winthrop  Cath.  Boys  C. ;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  (Mass.);  Bskt.B.  Asso.  of  Officials;  Vol- 
unteer Corp.  Bk.,  Boston ;  Columbia  Trust  Co. ; 
K.  of  C. ;  Boston  Council  Asso. ;  Millstream 
A.A. ;  Filton  Alumnae  A.C. ;  Posse  Alumni 
Asso ;  Economic  League  of  Teachers.  Hobby: 
Golf,  swimming,  squash  and  tennis.  Married: 
Eva  Lillian  Stockwell,  1911.  Children:  James, 
Jr.,  age  16;  Frances,  age  14;  Claire,  age  12; 
Nathaniel,  age  10 ;  Lucille,  age  5 ;  Mary,  age  1. 
Office:  Beacon  15,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  19 
George  St.,  Winthrop,  Mass. 

CROWLEY,  JAMES  HAROLD,  football  and 
hockey.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  10,  1902. 
Son  of  Jiramiah  and  Agnes    (Sweeney)    Crow- 


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ley.    Ed.:  East  Green  Bay  H.  Sen.,  1921;  Notre 
Dame  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  varsity 
hockey  team  (West,  champs.).  1922-24,  mem. 
Notre  Dame  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (All-Amer. 
h.b.  and  mem.  All-West,  team,  1924).  1925-27, 
F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
Green  Bay  C.C. ;  Athens  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Helen  Mae  Cleary,  Aug.  24,  1926. 
Office:  Univ.  of  Ga.,  Athens,  Ga.  Home:  115  S. 
Jackson  St.,  Green  Bay,  Wis. 


Record:  1917,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  champ, 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Princeton 
F.B.  team  (Natl,  champs.,  1922).  1924-28,  ath. 
dir.  and  coach,  George  Wash.  Univ.  (Washing- 
ton, D.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach  George 
Wash.  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affil- 
iations: Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Mason;  Amer.  F.B. 
Coaches'  Asso. ;  Cannon  Club  (Princeton). 
Married:  Margaret  Ruth  Thompson,  1924.  Chil- 
dren: John  Thompson,  age  1.  Office:  2010  H 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3028  Porter  St. 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


CROWLEY,  MARSHALL  OAKES,  track. 
Bom:  Fargo,  N.  Dak.,  Apr.  25,  1906.  Son  of 
Mrs.  Kathryn  E.  Crowley.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch. 
(Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  West  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  track  team 
1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  track 
team.    Minn.  sch.  record  in  pole  vault,  12'  5%". 

Present  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of 
Minn.).  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Address:  1609  Univ.  S.  E.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 


CRUIKSHANK,  PHILLIP  H.,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Decatur,  111.,  Jan.  24,  1901.  Son 
of  Frank  W.  and  Leda  (Mueller)  Cruikshank. 
Education:  Decatur,  111.  H.  Sch.  Hotchkiss 
Sch.,  Lakeville,  Conn.  A.B.,  Yale,     1923. 

Record:  1916-17-18-19,  mem.,  Hotchkiss  Sch. 
F.B.,  swimming,  and  track  teams  (capt.,  track 
team,  1918-19)  ;  awarded  enp  for  excellence  in 
athletics.  1919-20,  mem.,  Yn3o  freshman  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1920-21,  mem.,  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  and  track  teams ;  competed  as  hammer 
thrower  on  Yale-Harvard  track  team  which 
met  combined  Oxford-Cambridge  team,  July 
1921.  1921-22-23,  mem.,  Yale  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  Generally  chosen  on  All-American  F.B. 
teams  as  published  by  sports  writers. 

Present  Occupation:  Mgr.  (Pottery  Division) 
Mueller  Co.,  Decatur,  111.  Affiliations:  Chi- 
cago A.C. ;  Decatur  Club ;  Decatur  C.C. ;  Pres- 
byterian Church.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  golf. 
Married:  Gertrude  Parke,  May  24,  1924.  Chil- 
dren: Gertrude  Parke,  age  2 ;  William  Mont- 
gomery, age  11  mos.  Office:  512  W.  Cerro  Gordo, 
Decatur,  111.  Home:  145  S.  Woodlawn,  Deca- 
tur, 111. 


CRLM,  HARRY  WATSON,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Derry,  Pa.,  July  10,  1899.  Son 
of  Philip  E.  and  Maude  L.  (Campbell)  Crum. 
Ed.:  Derry  H.  Sch.;  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1917;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1924. 


CUFF,  RAYMOND  LEE,  crew.  Born:  Hor- 
tonville,  Wis.,  Oct.  13,  1888.  Son  of  C.  R.  and 
Frances  Margaret  Cuff.  Ed.:  Little  Wolf  H. 
Sch.,  1908;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.  Little  Wolf  H.  Sch. 
ath.  teams.  1910,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew.  1912-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew. 
1913,  stroked  4  on  Univ.  of  Wis.  crew ;  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Live  stock  comnr.,  Kansas 
City  Live  Stock  Exchange,  Stock  Yds.  Co.  Affil- 
iations: Shriner;  Kansas  City  Tuberculosis 
Soc. ;  Swope  Park  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Gertrude  Lundberg,  Sept.  6,  1916.  Office:  Live 
Stock  Exchange,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  New- 
bern  Hotel,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


CUHEL,  FRANK  JOSEF,  track.  Born: 
Sept.  23,  1904.  Son  of  Rudolph  and  Frances 
(Halva)  Cuhel.  Ed.:  Wash.  H.  Sch.  (Cedar 
Rapids,  la.)  ;  Univ.  of  la. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Wash.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams ;  State  Inter-Sch.  champ, 
in  low  and  high  hurdles ;  State  record  holder 
in  low  hurdles,  high  hurdles  and  100-yd.  dash. 
1924,  capt.  Wash.  H.  Sch.  track  team;  All-State 
and  All-Amer.  end  on  Natl,  champ.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team;  Natl.  Inter-Sch.  champ.  440  and  220  low 
and  high  hurdles  (Stagg's  meet).  1926-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  la.  F.B.  team.  1926-27-28,  mem.  Univ. 
of  la.  track  team  (capt.,  1928;  "Big  Ten"  Conf. 
champ.  220-yd.  low  hurdles,  1926-27;  70-yd.  in- 
door champ.,  1928;  runner-up  senior  low  hur- 
dles A.A.U.  meet,  Phila.,  1926).  Natl.  Inter- 
Sch.  record  holder  in  220-yd.  low  and  120-yd. 
high  hurdles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Univ.  of  la.). 
Mil.  Service:  Col.  la.  Regt.,  R.O.T.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Scabbard  and  Blade; 
Hawkeye  Club ;  A.F.I.  Hobby:  Golf  and  shoot- 
ing.   Address:  1400  Ind.  Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 


CULLEN,  THOMAS  HENRY,  JR.,  basketball. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  18,  1900.  Son  of 
Thomas  Henry  and  Teresa  E.  (Torley)  Cullen. 
Ed.:   Christian   Bros.   Acad.    (Albany,   N.   Y.)  ; 


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Polytech.  Prep.  Sch.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  B.S., 
Dartmouth,  1923;  LL.B.,  Brooklyn  Law  Sch., 
1927. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Christian  Bros.  Acad. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-19,  mem.  Poly- 
tech. Prep.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920, 
mem.  Dartmouth  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1921- 
23,  mem.  Dartmouth  varsity  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1923;  runner-up,  individual  scoring, 
East.  I.C.  League,  1921 ;  All-League  forward, 
1921-23).  1926-27,  mem.  Brooklyn  Law  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.  East.  I.C. 
Bskt.B.  League;  mem.  Advisory  Rules  Com.  on 
Bsk.B.,  N.C.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  clerk.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Casque  and 
Gauntlet  Senior  Soc. ;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Dart- 
mouth Club  (N.  Y.).  Office:  51  Willoughby  St., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  215  Congress  St., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


CUMINGS,  THAYER,  hockey.  Born:  New 
York  City,  Mar.  17,  1904.  Son  of  John  Bradley 
and  Florence  (Thayer)  Cumings.  Ed.:  St. 
Marks  Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1924-25-26,  mem.  Harvard  Varsity 
hockey  team  (capt.  Harvard  I.C.  Hockey 
Champs,  of  Amer.,  1926).  At  present  mem.  St. 
Nicholas  A.C.    (N.  Y.  C.)   hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  writer,  George 
Batten  Co.  Clubs:  Harvard  C. ;  Mt.  Kisco  G.C. ; 
Midtown  Lunch  C. ;  St.  Nicholas  A.C.  Hobby: 
Writing  ragtime  music.  Office:  383  Madison 
Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  1105  Park  Ave., 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

CUMMINGS,  CHARLES  KIMBALL,  track. 
Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Sept.  25,  1870.  Son  of 
Charles  Amos  and  Margaret  (Kimball)  Cum- 
mings.  Ed.:  Roxbury  Latin  Sch.;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1893;  Mass.  Inst.  Tech. 

Record:  Won  various  prizes  in  track  at  Rox- 
bury Latin  Sch. ;  mem.  of  freshman  F.B.  team 
at  Harvard;  1890-93,  mem.  of  Harvard  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect  and  trustee.  War 
Record:  Lt.  in  U.S.N.  Reserves.  Affiliations: 
Trinity  Church ;  Boston  Museum  of  Fine  Art ; 
Boston  Athenaeum.  Clubs:  Somerset ;  Harvard. 
Married:  Lyvia  Pame.  Children:  Francis  H., 
age  28 ;  Charles  K.,  Jr.,  age  25 ;  Eyhel  F.,  age 
23;  Evelyn,  age  21;  Margaret,  age  17.  Office: 
8  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  6  Joy  St., 
Boston,  Mass. 


CUMMINGS,  MRS.  DOROTHY,  archery. 
Born:  Newton  Center,  Mass.,  Mar.  28,  1903. 
Daughter  of  Louis  C.  and  Luise  (Sinclair) 
Smith.  Ed.:  Brimmer  Sch.;  Bradford  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Boston  Univ.,  1926. 


Record:  1913-14,  won  Jr.  Archery  Medal  (Co- 
lumbia). 1919-21-22-24-25-26,  Natl,  archery 
champ.  1920-21-22-23-24-25-26,  Eastern  Archery 
Asso.  Champ.  1925-26,  open  champ.  Metropoli- 
tan Archery  Asso. 

Affiliations:  Nat.  Archery  Asso.;  Eastern 
Archery  Asso. ;  Boston  City  Woman's  C.  Hobby: 
Archery.  Married:  Henry  S.  C.  Cummings. 
June  27,  1927.  Address:  36  Druce  St.,  Brook- 
line,  Mass. 

CUMMINGS,  EDWARD  JOSEPH,  football. 
Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  17,  1890.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward and  Frances  Elizabeth  (McCarthy)  Cum- 
mings. Ed.:  Boston  Coll.  H.  Sch.,  1907;  A.B., 
Boston  Coll.,  1911 ;  M.D.,  Harvard,  1915 ;  Amer. 
Coll.  of  Surgeons,  1922. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1924,  coach  U.  S.  Hospital  Ship 
Relief  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut.  U.S.N.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  N.R.,  Dec,  1917;  Lieut.  Med. 
Corps,  active  duty,  Naval  Hospital  (Wash.,  D. 
C),  Jan.,  1918;  transferred  U.S.  Hospital  Ship 
Relief,  1922.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Naval  A.A.; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  S.  Conf.  Official.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Helen  Elizabeth  Donovan, 
Nov.  27,  1919.  Children:  Edward  Joseph,  Jr., 
age  7.  Office:  Naval  Dispensary,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3020  Porter  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

CUMMINGS,  JOHN  BRENNAN,  captain  Har- 
vard track  team,  1913.  Born:  Fall  River,  Mass., 
June  19,  1889.  Son  of  John  W.  and  Mary 
(Brennan)  Cummings.  Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B., 
1913;  LL.B.,  1916. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team.  1911-13,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team  (capt.,  1913).  1911,  3rd  in  low  hurdles. 
1913,  3rd  in  high  hurdles;  I.C.A.A.A.A.  track 
meet ;  N.  England  indoor  champ.  (45-yd.  high 
hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  First 
lieut.  302nd  Inf.  from  Aug.  30,  1917,  to  Nov.  1, 
1918;  1st  lieut.  163rd  Inf.  from  Nov.  2,  1918, 
to  Feb.  21,  1919.  Clubs:  Fetherdic  Tennis ;  Fall 
River  C.C. ;  "H"  (Harvard  of  Boston,  Mass.). 
Married:  Chloe  Calhoun.  Office:  56  N.  Main 
St.,  Fall  River,  Mass.  Home:  392  Langley  St., 
Fall  River,  Mass. 


CUNNINGHAM,     WILLIAM    ALEXANDER, 

football  and  basketball.  Born:  Nashville,  Tenn., 
July  9,  1886.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  W.  A.  Cun- 
ningham. Ed.:  Vanderbilt  Coll.,  1907;  B.L., 
Univ.  of  Ga.,  1913;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1913. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Coll.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1905-07,  mem.  Vanderbilt 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1907-08,  ath.  coach  S.  Ky.  CoJl. 
1909-17,  ath.  coach  Univ.  of  Ga.  1917-18,  coach 
82nd  Div.  F.B.  team.  1919-22,  ath.  dir.  Inf.  Sch. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  Inf.,  U.S.A.  War 
Record:  Capt.  321st  Machine  Gun  Bn. ;  82nd 
Div.,  1917-19,  participated  in  British  defensive, 
1918,  St.  Mihiel ;  Meuse-Argonne ;  awarded  Dis- 
tinguished Service  Cross,  Croix  de  Guerre,  Ital- 
ian Cruce  Di  Guerro.  Discharged  maj.  inf. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Mason;  Elks;  K.  of  P.; 
Kiwanis  Club ;  Sojourners  Club ;  West  End 
G.C.;  Chattahoochee  G.C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Jane  Cowles,  1918.  Children:  William 
A.,  age  17 ;  Flora  E.,  age  16 ;  Jane,  age  6 ;  Flor- 
ence, age  3.     Address:  Fort  Oglethorpe,  Ga. 

CURRIE,  JOHN  MALCOLM,  track.  Born: 
Fayettville,  N.  C,  Feb.  23,  1902.  Son  of  D.  B. 
and  Katherine  Lee  (Mc Arthur)  Currie.  Ed.: 
Antioch  H.  Seh.,  1922;  Davidson  Coll.,  1929. 

Record:  1925-29,  Davidson  College  track 
team ;  holder  world  record  440-yd.  relay  at  Lin- 
coln, Nebr.,  for  Newark  A.C.,  time  41  sec. ; 
holder  State  record  100  yds.,  time  9  3-5  sec. ; 
220  yds.,  time  21 4-5  sec. ;  holder  tie  with 
Charles  Paddock,  100  yds.,  time  9  3-5  sec.  for 
world  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Bird 
hunting.  Office:  Davidson  Coll.,  Davidson, 
N.  C.     Home:  R.F.D.,  No.  3,  Fayettville,  N.  C. 


Harvard  F.B.  team.  1927,  won  Novice  singles 
sculling  race  regatta,  New  Eng.  Amateur  Row- 
ing Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Joined  N.R.F.C.  Apr.,  1917;  discharged  Lt. 
(senior  grade).  Affiliations:  Masons;  dir.  Fam- 
ily Welfare  Soc. ;  Somerset,  Tennis  and  Rac- 
quet, and  Union  Boat  Clubs ;  Harvard  Clubs 
(Boston;  N.  Y.  C).  Office:  53  State  St.  Home: 
464  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

CURTIS,  WILLIAM  J.,  JR.,  crew.  Born: 
Summit,  N.  J.,  Mar.  23,  1891.  Son  of  William 
J.  and  Lena  (Riley)  Curtis.  Ed.:  Lit.  B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1914. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1912-13,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew.  1916, 
mem.  Union  Boat  C.  crew  (Boston). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Yacht  broker.  Naval  Rec- 
ord: Lt.  U.S.N,  destroyer  service  (Queenstown, 
Ireland).  Affiliations:  Partner  Linton  Rigg  & 
Co.  Clubs:  Princeton  C. ;  Univ.  C. ;  Amer. 
Yacht.  C. ;  Cruising  C.  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Sail- 
ing. Married:  Caroline  Porter,  1917.  Children: 
Thomas  K.,  age  8;  Todd  P.,  age  6;  Caroline  C, 
age  4.  Office:  11  E.  44th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Pleasant  Ridge,  Harrison,  N.  Y. 


CURTIS,  ARTHUR  HALE,  football.  Born: 
Portage,  Wis.,  May  20,  1881.  Son  of  Henry 
Hale  and  Madsnia  (McNown)  Curtis.  Ed.: 
Madison  H.  Sch.,  1898;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis., 
1902;  M.D.,  Rust  Med.  Univ.,  1905. 

Record:  1895-98,  mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1898-1901.  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  B.B.  team  (capt.  2nd  and  3rd  yrs.)  ;  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1901;  won  team 
of  Conf.).  1902,  coach  Kansas  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1903-04,  coach  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  War  Service:  Capt.  Med. 
C.  Children:  Mary,  age  9;  Arthur  Hale,  Jr., 
age  2.  Office:  104  S.  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  2706  Lincoln  St.,  Evanston,  111. 

CURTIS,  JAMES  F.,  golfer.  Born:  Man- 
chester, Mass.,  Aug.  16,  1878.  Son  of  Greely  S. 
and  Harriet  (Appleton)  Curtis.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1899;  LL.B.,  1903. 

Record:  1898,  won  I.C.  golf  champ.  1898-99, 
capt.  Harvard  golf  team. 

Office:  61  Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

CURTIS,  LAURENCE,  2ND.,  football,  hockey 
tennis  and  rowing.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Sept. 
3,  1983.  Son  of  Louis  and  Fanny  L.  (Richard- 
son) Curtis.  Ed.:  Harvard  A.B.,  1916;  LL.B., 
1921. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Harvard  tennis  team, 
1915,  finalist,  Natl.  I.C.  tennis  doubles.  1914- 
15,   mem.    Harvard   hockey   team.     1915,   mem. 


CURTISS,  JULIAN  WHEELER,  member 
Yale  varsity  crew,  1878.  Born:  Fairfield,  Conn., 
Aug.  29,  1858.  Son  of  Henry  T.  and  Mary  E. 
(Beardslee)  Curtiss.  Ed.:  Hopkins  Grammar 
Sch.  (New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  Yale  Univ.,  A.B., 
M.A. 

Record:  1877-78-79,  mem.  Yale  class  crew. 
1878,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1898-1901, 
chrmn.  Yale-Harvard  Regatta  Com.  1901-11, 
grad.  coach,  Yale  crew.  1919-27,  referee,  I.C. 
regatta.  Mem.  Bd.  of  Stewards,  Amer.  Rowing 
Asso.  Treas.  Amer.  Olympic  Com.  for  twenty 
years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  A.  G.  Spalding  & 
Bros.;  dir.  West  Conn.  Title  Mortgage  Co. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  Yale  Club  (1906-07)  ;  pres. 
Greenwich  Y.M.C.A.  (1914-24)  ;  chrmn.  Green- 
wich Sch.  Com.  (1920-28)  ;  mem.  Conn.  Bd.  of 
Ed.  (1919-28)  ;  pres.  Hardware  Club  (1924-27)  ; 
Yale  G.C;  Round  Hill  G.C;  pres.  Greenwich 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  rowing.  Married:  Mary 
Case.  Children:  Jean  Curtise  Gibbons,  age  46; 
Mary  Curtiss  Pease,  age  43.  Office:  105  Nassau 
St.,  N.  Y.  C  Home:  Oak  Farm,  Lake  Ave., 
Greenwich,  Conn. 

CURTISS,  JOHN  SHELTON,  crew.  Born: 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  July  15,  1899.  Son  of  Harlow 
C.  and  Ethel  (Mann)  Curtiss.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1921. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  freshman  Princeton  polo 
team ;  mem.  2d  freshman  Princeton  crew.  1919- 
20,  mem.  Princeton  Jr.  varsity  crew.    1921,  mem. 


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Princeton  varsity  crew  (rowed  against  Navy 
and  Harvard,  Yale  and  Cornell  and  Univ.  of 
Calif.,  winning  all  3  races). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher.  Married:  Edna 
Co.,  Inc.,  Bankers.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Farmers 
Sutter,  Sept.  21,  1925.  Address:  R.F.D.  No.  5, 
Phoenix,  Ariz. 

CURRIER,  EDWARD  P.,  baseball.  Born: 
Wellesley  Hills,  Mass.,  Oct.  9,  1886.  Son  of 
Henry  M.  and  Alice  (Taylor)  Currier.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1909. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B. 
team    (catcher).    1909,  capt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Field,  Glore  & 
Loan  &  Tr.  Co.,  N.  Y. ;  Staten  Island  Edison 
Corp. ;  Owens  Bottle  Co. ;  Italian  Superpower 
Co.,  Uless  &  Co. ;  Antill  Sugar  Co. ;  Beattie 
Sugar  Co. ;  Union  C,  N.  Y. ;  Harvard  C,  N.  Y. ; 
Univ.  C.  (Boston)  ;  Chevy  Chase  C.  (Wash.,  D. 
C.)  ;  Megantic  Fish  and  Game  C.  (Maine)  ; 
Union  Interallied  C.  (Paris),  Married:  Dorothy 
Fletcher,  Nov.  11,  1911.  Children:  Edward  P., 
Jr.,  age  15;  David  F.,  age  13.  Office:  38  Wall 
St.,  N.  Y.    Home:  Scarborough,  N.  Y. 

CUSACK,  JAMES  JOSEPH,  JR.,  Western 
Conference  1  mile  champ.,  1925.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Mar.  29,  1903.  Son  of  James  Joseph  and 
Eileen  (Fitzgerald)  Cusack.  Ed.:  St.  John's 
Mil.  Acad.  (Delafield,  Wis.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  Chi- 
cago, 1928. 

Record:  1922,  Natl.  Acad.  440  yd.  and  880  yd. 
champ. ;  mem.  St.  John's  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1922-23,  mem.  St.  John's  Mil.  Acad.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  1923).  1923,  capt.,  mem.  St.  John's 
Mil.  Acad.  Natl.  Champ,  track  team  won  y2- 
mile  and  1-mile  relays  at  Kan.  Drake  Marquette 
Relays ;  won  Natl.  Acad.  Champ.  220,  440  and 
880  yds.  at  Stagg  I.S.  track  meet ;  chosen  All- 
Amer.  Prep.  Sch.  ath.  440  and  880  yd.  dashes; 
chosen  1  of  3  best  all-around  prep.  schs.  aths. ; 
estabd.  Natl.  Acad,  records,  440  yds.,  time  48 
4/5  sec. ;  8S0  yds.,  time  1 :55  3/5 ;  600  yds.,  time 
1:12  3/5;  1,000  yds.  (indoors),  time  2:15;  300 
yds.  (indoors),  time  31  3/5  sec;  600  yds.  (out- 
doors), time  1:11  1/5;  broad  jump,  distance  23' 
8V2" ;  unofficial  world's  I.S.  record  broad  jump, 
distance  23'11" ;  Junior  Natl.  A.A.U.  880  yd. 
champ. ;  mem.  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ.  2-mile  relay 
team.  1924,  broke  world's  indoor  record  600 
yd.  dash  at  I.A.C.  meet  in  Chicago,  time  1 :12 
2-5  sec. ;  runner-up  800  meter  Middle  West. 
Olympic  trials  at  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  time  1 :52 
1/10.  1925,  West  I.C.  1  mile  champ. ;  mem. 
Univ.  Chicago  Indoor  West.  Oonf.  Champ.  1- 
mile  relay  team.  1926-27,  capt.  Univ.  Chi- 
cago track  team.  1927-28,  mem.  I.A.C.  Central 
A.A.U.   Champs.   1  7/8  mile  medley  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  111. 
Ath.  Club ;  "C"  Club ;  Bankers  Club ;  Owl  and 


Serpent ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Iron 
Mask ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Kemper  Club ;  Old 
Boy's  Soc.  of  St.  John's  Mil.  Acad.  Hobby:  Law. 
Office:  5555  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
7128  Emerald  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

CUSIC,  WAYNE  N„  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Bom:  Griggsville,  111.,  Apr.  19,  1905. 
Son  of  Henry  F.  and  Lillie  (Norred)  Cusic. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  111.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  111.  Coll.  B.B.,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.    1927,  capt.  111.  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Gam- 
ma Nu.  Address:  604  W.  College  St.,  Jackson- 
ville, 111. 


CUTCHEON,  BYRON  RITTER,  track.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Dec.  17,  1903.  Son  of  Fred- 
erick Richard  and  Zoa  (Ritter)  Cutcheon.  Ed.: 
Bordentown  Mil.  Acad. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad., 
1921;  B.S.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team  (1st  place,  Harvard-Yale  freshman  track 
meet).  1923-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team  (2nd  I.C.  cross-country  meet).  1923,  1st 
place,  Harvard-M.I.T.  track  meet ;  1st  place, 
Harvard-Yale  track  meet.  1924,  1st  place,  Har- 
vard-Va.  track  meet ;  1st  place  Harvard-M.I.T. 
cross-country  run ;  1st  place,  Harvard-Dart- 
mouth-Cornell indoor  meet  (new  record,  2  mile 
run,  9  min.  52  sec).  1925,  1st  place,  2  mile 
run,  Harvard-Princeton  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma;  "H"  Club  (Harvard).  Hobby:  Reading 
and  writing.  Married:  Ora  Mimi  Dodd,  Dec. 
17,  1926.  School:  Harvard  Sch.  of  Architec- 
ture, Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  31  Concord 
Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 


CUTLER,  BENJAMIN  CRAWFORD,  track, 
football  and  hockey.  Born:  Winchester,  Mass., 
July  19,  1904.  Son  of  Howard  A.  and  Edith  (Mc- 
Keen)  Cutler.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.; 
B.A.,  Yale. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
hockey  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad,  track  team.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
F.B.  squad.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
hockey  team.  1923,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1923-26,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey  team.  1924- 
26,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team.  1926,  won 
Johnny  Mack  Pentathlon  Cup  (shotput,  broad 
jump,  high  jump,  40  yd.  and  300  yd.  dashes). 
1927,  mem.  Hollywood  A.C.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Actor.  Affiliations:  Pi  Al- 
pha Epsilon ;  Beta  Theta  Pi. ;  Scull  and  Bones  ; 
"Y"  Club  (Yale);  Yale  A.A. ;  Hollywood  A.C. 
Hobby:  Music.  Office:  120  E.  38th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  9  Abbot  St.,  Andover,  Mass. 


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CUTLER,  ELI  NICHOLS,  football.  Born: 
Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  25,  1899.  Son  of 
John  W.  and  Winfred  (Nichols)  Cutler.  Ed.: 
Randolph  Macon  Acad.;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.; 
Yale. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Randolph  Macon  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem. 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1923,  asst.  coach,  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mnfr.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt. 
U.  S.  Marine  Corps.  Affiliations:  "Y"  Club  (Yale, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Office:  19  Mill  St.,  Waterbury, 
Conn.    Home:  43  Cen.  Ave.,  Waterbury,  Conn. 

CUTLER,  ELLIOTT  CARR,  capt.  Harvard 
crew,  1909.  Bom:  Bangor,  Me.,  July  30,  1888. 
Son  of  George  Chalmers  and  Mary  (Wilson) 
Cutler.  Ed.:  Woekmann  Sch.  (Boston,  Mass.)  ; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1909;  M.D.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch., 
1913. 

Record:  1902-03,  prizes  in  swimming,  golf, 
diving  and  rowing.  1904-05,  mem.  Woekmann 
Sch.  F.B.  team  and  crew.  1908-09,  mem.,  Har- 
vard crew  (capt,  1909). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon,  prof,  of  surgery, 
Western  Res.  Univ. ;  dir.  surgery,  Lakeside 
Hosp.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
Apr.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  maj.,  Apr., 
1919;  now  Lt.  Col.,  Med.  O.R.C.  Affiliations: 
A.M.A;  Mass.  State,  Ohio  State  Med.  Soc. ; 
Amer.  Surgeons  Asso. ;  Clinical  Surgery  Soc. ; 
A.A.A.S. ;  Harvard  Clubs  (Boston;  N.  Y.  C. ; 
Cleveland)  ;  Mayfield  Club.  Hobby:  Books, 
fishing.  Married:  Caroline  Parker,  May  24, 
1919.  Children:  Elliott  C,  Jr.,  age  3;  Thomas 
Pollard,  age  6;  David,  age  5;  Marjorie,  age  3; 
Tarrant,  infant.  Office:  Lakeside  Hospital. 
Home:  2260  Harcourt  Dr.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

CUTTEN,  GEORGE  BARTON,  football. 
Born:  Amherst,  Nova  Scotia,  April  11,  1874. 
Son  of  William  Freeman  and  Abbie  Ann  (Tre- 
fry)  Cutten.  Ed.:  Acadia  Univ.,  A.B.,  A.M., 
LL.D.;  Yale,  A.B.,  B.D.,  Ph.D.;  D.D.,  Colgate 
Univ.;  D.D.,  McMaster  Univ. 

Record:  1892-96,  mem.  Acadia  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1896).  Mem.  Acadia  Univ.  track 
and  B.B.  teams.  1897-98,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team.    1899,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Colgate  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Capt.  and  comdr.  D.  Co.,  219th  Bn. 
C.E.F.,  Feb.,  1916-Sept.,  1916,  maj.  and  2nd 
comdr.  246th  Bn.  Sept.,  1916-Dec.  1916;  Chief 
Recruiting  Office,  Mil.  District  No.  6,  Hdqrs., 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,  Dec,  1916-Sept.,  1917. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Phi  Gamma 
Delta.  Married:  Minnie  Warren  Brown,  July 
7,    1898.      Children:    Marguerite    Joy,    age    26 ; 


Muriel  Grace,  age  24 ;  Claire,  age  22 ;  William 
Francis,  age  20.    Address:  Hamilton,  N.  Y. 

CUTTING,  JOE,  football.  Born:  Sleepy  Eye, 
Minn.,  Jan.  20,  1885.  Son  of  Charles  P.  and 
Rose  Ann  (McGowan)  Cutting.  Ed.:  Ph.C, 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1906 ;  N.  Dak.  Agri.  Coll. 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1907,  mem.  N.  Dak.  Agri.  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1908-10,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Wash. 
(Seattle).  1916-21,  F.B.  coach,  Williston  (N. 
Dak.)  H.  Sch.  (State  champs.,  1917-20).  1922, 
F.B.  coach,  N.  Dak.  Agri.  Coll.  (Fargo,  N. 
Dak.).  1923-28,  F.B.  coach  Williston  (N.  Dak.) 
High  School. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retail  drug  business,  Wil- 
liston, N.  Dak.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting,  baseball 
and  football.  Married:  Luceile  Hildreth.  Chil- 
dren: F.  H.  "Tad."  Office:  207  Main  St.,  Wil- 
liston, N.  Dak.  Home:  610  Main  St.,  Williston, 
North  Dakota. 


CUTTS,  FRANK  BRYANT,  baseball.  Bom: 
Providence,  R.I.,  Aug.  15,  1907.  Son  of  Dr. 
William  B.  and  Florence  (Budlong)  Cutts. 
Education:  Moses  Brown  Sch.  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1928. 

Record:  1926,  mem.,  Harvard  B.B.  team, 
(relief  work  throughout  season;  finished  both 
games  against  Yale  getting  credit  for  the  first 
victory).  1927,  mem.,  Harvard  B.B.  team  (re- 
lief and  regular  pitching  assignments;  finished 
both  games  against  Yale  with  credit  for  win- 
ning both). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Harvard  Varsity  Club;  Hasty  Pudding  Club; 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi  (pres.,  chapter,  1927-28). 
Home:     370  Broad  St.,  Providence,  R.I. 

CUTTS,  JAMES  MADISON.  swimming. 
Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Apr.  5,  1890.  Son  of  James 
Madison  and  Mary  E.  (Wheeler)  Cutts.  Ed.: 
West.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Research  Univ. 
(Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record:  1910,  won  medal,  Wash.  Post  mara- 
thon. 1911,  won  S.A.A.A.U.  50-yd.  dash  champ. ; 
mem.  160-yd.  champ,  relay  team,  S.A.A.A.U. 
meet ;  runner-up  100-yd  dash  S.A.A.A.U.  meet. 
1911-12,  won  Wash  (D.  C.)  champ.  100-yd  and 
50-yd.  dashes.  1913,  won  100-yd.  champ.  S.A. 
A.A.U.  meet ;  mem.  160-yd.  champ,  relay  team, 
S.A.A.A.U.  meet.  1914,  won  all-around  swim- 
ming champ.,  Memphis,  Tenn. ;  won  public  links 
golf  champ.,  Memphis,  Tenn.  1915,  runner-up 
1-mile  champ.,  S.A.A.A.U.  meet.  1916,  Wash. 
(D.  C.)  long-distance  swimming  champ.   (3  mi.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant,  Govt.  Acct.  Of- 
fice, U.  S.  Govt.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt.  Sanitary 
Detach.  Med.  Corps,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; Wash.  C.C. ;  Wash.  Swimming  Club  (capt., 
1921)  ;     Nautilus     Swimming     Club     (Wash.)  ; 


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Wash.  Canoe  Club;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
swimming.  Married:  Amy  Sedonia  Pumphrey, 
Aug.  10,  1917.  Children:  James  Madison,  age 
5.  Office:  Arlington  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
109  E.  Underwood  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


CUTTS,  OLIVER  FROST,  right  tackle  on 
All-Amer.,  1901.  Bom:  No.  Anson,  Me.,  Aug. 
6,  1873.  Son  of  William  and  Almeda  Wyman 
(Paine)  Cutts.  Ed.:  Bates  Coll.;  LL.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1903. 

Record:  Bates  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
teams;  1896-1900,  coached  Haverford  Sen.  F.B. 
team.  1901,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1903- 
04,  coached  Purdue  F.B.  team.  1905,  coached 
Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1905-07,  mem.  Seattle 
Ath.  Club.     1915-19,  ath.  dir.  Purdue. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  phys.  ed.  Bates  Coll. 
Married:  Eugenia  Ayer,  June  30,  1909.  Chil- 
dren: Jeanette,  age  18 ;  Charlotte,  age  15.  Office: 
Bates  College.  Home:  352  College  St.,  Lewis- 
ton,  Maine. 


CUTTS,  RICHARD  MALCOLM,  JR.,  Natl.  In- 
dividual Rifle  champ.  Born:  Mare  Island  Navy 
Yard,  Calif.,  Jan.  9,  1903.    Son  of  Col.  Richard 


Malcolm  and  Margaret  Marie  (Pitts)  Cutts. 
Ed.:  Friend's  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Punahou  and 
Honolulu  Mil.  Acad. ;  New  Orleans  Acad. ;  St. 
Johns  Manlius  (Manlius,  N.  Y.)  ;  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.,  1923. 

Record:  1917,  won  St.  Johns  Manlius  cup 
rifle  shooting.  1922,  mem.  Naval  Acad,  rifle 
team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Marine  Corps  rifle 
team.  1925,  won  N.R.A.  200-yd.  (two-man 
team)  ;  N.R.A.  Leech  Cup  medal ;  2nd  place  N.R. 
A.  200-yd.  any  rifle  match.  1926,  won  Sesqui- 
Centennial  Natl.  Individual  champ. ;  won  U.S. 
M.C.  West.  Div.  rifle  match ;  2nd  place  Sea  Girt 
champ.  1927,  won  Natl.  Individual  champ. ;  won 
Natl.  Rapid  Fire  champ. ;  won  Cummings  United 
Services  match  New  Eng.  States ;  Foote  Trophy 
and  gold  medal ;  won  Coast  Artillery  United 
Services  New  Eng.  match ;  Natl,  team  match 
medal ;  N.R.A.  Roumanian  trophy  match  medal ; 
Hayden  match  United  Services  New  Eng.  medal ; 
U.S. M.C.  distinguished  marksman  gold  medal. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut.  U.S.M.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  Naval  Acad.  Ath.  Asso.  ; 
Army  and  Navy  Club;  Amer.  Soc.  Mil.  Engrs. 
Hobby:  Ordinance  developments,  shooting  and 
engineering.  Office:  Marine  Barracks,  Quantico, 
Va.    Home:  3101  34th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


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DADMUN,     HARBIE    H.,    football.       Born 
Cambridge,   Mass.,    June  25,   1894.     Son  of   N. 
Frank  and  K.   (Whitney)  Dadmun.    Education: 
Arlington  H.  Sen.,  1912.    Tufts  Coll.,  1914.  B.S., 
Harvard  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-10-11,  mem.  Arlington  High 
School  football  team.  1913,  mem.  Tufts  Coll, 
football  team.  1915-16,  mem..  Harvard  football 
team  (eapt.  in  1916).  All-Arner.  guard,  1916,  by 
Walter  Camp. 

Present  Occupation:  Investment  Banking. 
Affiliations:  Wise,  Hobbs  &  Arnold  (sales 
mgr.).  War  Recotd:  Headed  Harvard  Ambu- 
lance Unit  to  France,  1917,  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F., 
1918,  Comn.  Lieut.,  U.S.N.R.F.,  March,  1919; 
Chairman  of  com.  on  sports  Middlesex,  Sports- 
man Asso. ;  Zeta  Psi,  D.K.E.  Club  Harvard. 
Clubs :  Hasty  Pudding,  Phoenix,  Boston  City. 
Hobby :  Fishing,  tennis,  and  golf.  Married : 
Rita  Goodwin,  July  23,  1920.  Children :  Harrie 
H.,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Patricia  Ann,  age  3.  Office:  15 
Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  56  Robbins 
Rd.,  Arlington,  Mass. 

DAILEY,  EDWARD  JOHN,  football  and  bas- 
ketball official.  Born:  Corning,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  13, 
1894.  Son  of  John  B.  and  Mary  (Moran) 
Dailey.  Education:  Northside  H.  Sch.,  Corn- 
ing, N.  Y.,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Record:  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (champ,  of  S.  Tier  in  1911)  ;  1909-10-11, 
mem.  H.  Seh.  Bskt.  B.  team;  1913,  mem.  Syra- 
cuse Univ.,  freshman  B.B.  team;  1920-21-22, 
managed  and  played  on  Ingersoll-Rand  B.B. 
team  (winners,  1921-22).  Officiated  at  F.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  for  past  ten  years. 

Present  Occupation:  Production  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Ingersoll-Rarid  Co.;  Ingersoll-Rand  Ath. 
Asso.  (chairman  of  advisory  com.)  ;  Elks, 
Knights  of  Columbus,  Corning  Country  Club. 
Hobby:  B.B.,  golf,  officiating  F.B.,  and  edvance- 
ment  and  betterment  of  H.  Sch.  athletics. 
Married:  Kathryn  Walter,  1923.  Children:  Mary 
Alice,  age  3.  Office:  c/o  Ingersoll-Rand  Co., 
Painted  Post,  N.  Y.  Home:  52  E.  Pulteney  St., 
Corning,  N.  Y. 

DAILY,  JOHN  R.,  basketball  and  football. 
Bom:  Peoria,  111.,  Dec.  23,  1897.  Son  of  John 
Ryan  and  Margaret  Daily.  Ed.:  Manual  Train- 
ing H.  Sch.  (Peoria,  111.),  1915;  Bradley  Poly. 
Tech.  (Peoria,  111.),  1917;  George  Wash.  Univ., 
A.B.,   1922,  LL.B.,  1923. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Manual  Training  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1912-15,  mem.  Manual  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.  Bradley  Poly. 
Tech.  F.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Bradley  Poly. 
Tech.  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-23,  mem.  G.W.U. 
Bskt.B.  team.     1920-22,  mem.  G.W.U.  F.B.  team. 


1923,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  G.W.U.,  1924-25,  varsity 
Bskt.B.  coach,  G.W.U.     1925-27,  freshman  Bskt. 

B.  coach,    Catholic    Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  Pyra- 
mid Honor  Soc.  (G.W.U.)  ;  G.W.  Club  (G.W. 
U.)  ;  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Bas- 
ketball.    Office:  710  14th   St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,   D. 

C.  Home:   1644   Columbia    Rd.,    N.W.,    Wash., 

D.  C. 

DADLY,  ROY  THOMAS,  football.  All-Ohio 
center,  1926.  Born:  Greentown,  Ohio,  July  19, 
1904.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Clara  (Ditzler) 
Daily.     Ed.:  B.E.,  Akron  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-25-26,  mem.  Akron  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All-Ohio  center,  1926;  won  recognition 
as  one  of  best  defense  men  in  Ohio ) .  1925-26- 
27,  mem.  Akron  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  Crouse  Sch.,  Ak- 
ron, Ohio.  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha;  Phi 
Epsilon  Kappa;  "A"  Asso.  (Akron  Univ.). 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Office:  227  Car- 
roll St.,  Akron,  Ohio.     Home:  Greentown,  Ohio. 

DALE,  DAVID,  football.  Born:  Lemont,  Pa., 
Feb.  26,  1876.  Son  of  Jared  Y.  and  Matilda 
(Allport)  Dale.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Pa.  Coll.  (Gettys- 
burg, Pa.),   1900;   M.D.,   Univ.   of  Pa.,   1904. 

Record:  1896-99,  mem.  Pa.  Coll.  F.B.  team, 
(eapt,  1897-99).  1897-1900,  mem.  Pa.  Coll.  B.B. 
team.    1901-02,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record:  Pvt. 
Co.  H.  5th  Regt.  Inf.,  ^panish-Amer.  War, 
1898;  1st  Lieut.  M.R.C.,  active  duty,  4th  Prov. 
Regt.  C.A.,  Laredo,  Tex.,  1916;  M.O.T.C,  Camp 
Greenleaf,  Ft.  Oglethorpe,  Ga.,  1917;  discharged 
eapt.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Elks;  Nittany  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Anna  McPherson,  Oct. 
24,  1906.  Children:  Anne  Dods,  age  14.  Ad- 
dress: Belief onte,  Pa. 

DALGLEISH,  JAMES,  golf.  Born:  Berk- 
shire, Scotland,  Apr.  4,  1865.  Son  of  William 
and  Elizabeth  (Reeden)  Dalgleish.  Ed.:  Pub. 
schs.    (Berkshire,   Scotland),  1879. 

Record:  1896-1901,  mgr.  A.  G.  Spaulding  golf 
dept.  1902-03,  golf  pro.  Hyde  Manor  G.C.  1903, 
mgr.  London  Br.  A.G.  Spaulding  golf  dept.  1903- 
15,  golf  pro.  Earnston  G.C.  (Kan.  City,  Mo.). 
1915-23,  golf  pro.  Hill  Crest  G.C.  (Kan.  City, 
Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  course  owner  and  su- 
pervisor. Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  pres.  St.  An- 
drews G.C.  (Kan.  City,  Mo.)  ;  Vistory  Hills 
G.C,  Inc.  (Kan.  City,  Kan.).;  Mason  (32°); 
Scottish  Rite;  East.  Star.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Ann  Royce,  June  2,  1898.  Children: 


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William  Royce,  age  28 ;  Jessie  M.,  age  26 ;  Edith 
May,  age  23.  Office:  St.  Andrews  G.C.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.  Home:  7328  Washington  St.,  Kansas 
City,   Mo. 

DALLENBACH,  KARL  M.,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Champaign,  111.,  Oct.  20,  1S87.  Son 
of  John  J.  and  Anna  C.  (Mittendorf)  Dallen- 
bach.  Ed. :  Champaign  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
111.,  1910 ;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1911 ;  Ph.D., 
Cornell  Univ.,  1913. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Champaign  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1903-06,  mem.  Champaign  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1906,  mem.  Champaign  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B. 
team.  1908-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  track  team. 
1910,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  F.B.  team.  1911, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  track  team.  1913-14, 
line  coach  Univ.  of  Ore.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1915-28,  mem.  Gen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  psychology,  Cornell 
Univ. ;  Editor,  "The  American  Journal  of  Psy- 
chology." Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Sn.C.  U.  S.  A.,  Feb. 
7,1918-Aug.  4,  1919;  chief  psychologist,  Camp 
Sheridan,  Montgomery,  Ala.,  May,  1918-Dec, 
1918;  U.  S-  Gen.  Hospital  29,  Fort  Snelling, 
Minn.,  Dec.,  1918~Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Xi ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Acacia  ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa ; 
Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Rotary  Club ;  Town  and  Gown 
Club  (Ithaca,  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Pistol  shooting  and 
chess.  Married:  Ethel  Douglas,  Aug.  22,  1914. 
Children:  John  Wallace,  age  9;  Elizabeth  Ann, 
age  6 ;  Frederick  Douglas,  age  3.  Office:  Cornell 
Univ.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.  Home:  111  Dela.  Ave., 
Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

DALLY,  KENNETH  H.,  wrestling.  Born: 
Algona,  la.,  Aug.  7,  1903.  Son  of  Henry  M.  and 
Lyda  (Grose)  Dally.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrest- 
ling team    (capt.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Address:  Owa- 
tonna,  Minn. 

DALY,  CHARLES,  football,  basketball  and 
track.  Born:  Eureka,  Calif.,  Sept.  17,  1902. 
Son  of  Cornelius  and  Anne  (Murphy)  Daly. 
Ed. :  Santa  Clara  Univ. ;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1924. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Eureka  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Stan- 
ford F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  won 
880  yd.  dash,  Stanford-Calif,  track  meet;  quali- 
fied S.C.4's  880  yd.  dash.  1923,  mem.  winning 
mi.  relay  team,  Stanford-Calif,  track  meet. 
1924,  won  2nd  pi.  880  yd.  dash,  Pac.  Coast  I.C. 
track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchandise  mgr.,  Daly 
Bros.  Dept.  Store.  Clubs:  Humboldt  G.  and  C.C. 
Address:  4th  and  F  Sts.,  Eureka,  Calif. 


DALY,  LEO  JAMESON,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  July  9,  1880.  Son 
of  John  Charles  and  Margaret  (Wilton)  Daly. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1903. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1902-03,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team.  1905-06,  asst. 
F.B.  coach,   Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wool  buyer,  Draper  &  Co., 
Inc.  (Boston,  Mass.).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted, 
Aug.,  1917 ;  comnd.  1st.  It.,  63rd  Inf.,  Dec,  1917 ; 
capt.  63rd  Inf.,  July,  1918;  discharged,  Dec, 
1918.  Clubs:  Harvard  (Boston).  Married: 
Marguerite  Enochs,  July  20,  1927.  Office:  281 
Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  2501  Com- 
monwealth Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 


DALY,  MAURICE  FRANCIS,  football,  la- 
crosse and  hockey.  Bom:  Hartford,  Conn., 
June  20,  1901.  Son  of  Michael  and  Mary  (Long) 
Daly.  Ed.:  Hartford  H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Conn. 
State  Coll.,  1923;  U.S.  Mil.  Acad.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Conn.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1923).  1923- 
24,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse 
freshman  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B., 
hockey  and  lacrosse  teams.  1927,  awarded  Army 
Ath.  Asso.  sabre  as  best  all-round  ath. 

Pres.  Occupation:  2nd  Lt.  Air  Corps  U.  S. 
Army.  Affiliations:  Tex.  Officials  Asso.  Office: 
Brooks  Field,  San  Antonio,  Tex.  Home:  47 
Green   St.,  Hartford,   Conn. 


DANFORTH,  HENRY  THOMAS,  tennis. 
Bom:  Foster,  Ohio,  May  5,  1879.  Son  of  Hor- 
ace Perry  and  Emma  (Butterworth)  Danforth. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,   1903. 

Record:  1901-03,  capt.  Univ.  of  Mich,  tennis 
team    (West.  Coll.  singles  tennis  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mdse.  broker.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Chi.  Married:  Ruth  Jarvis,  Feb.  9,  1922. 
Children:  Thomas  M.  Office:  1609  Fisher  Bldg., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  6507  Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago, 
111. 


DANIELS,  JOHN  M.t  football.  Bom:  Blairs- 
ville,  Pa.,  Aug.  31,  1897.  Son  of  John  J.  and 
Elizabeth  (O'Brien)  Daniels.  Education:  Free- 
port  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.,  1915.  Kiski  Prep.  Sch.,  1916. 
B.  S.,  Univ.,  Pa.  Univ.,  Pittsburgh,  1922. 

Record:  Mem.,  Freeport  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  Bskt.  B.  teams ;  mem.,  Kiski  Prep. 
Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams;  1916,  mem.,  Free- 
port  B.B.  club  (Champs.  Allegheny  Valley)  ; 
1917-18,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  Bskt.  B. 
team;  1919-20,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  B.  B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  Approved  official  for  F.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.   (4  yrs.). 

Present  Occupation:  Instr.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of 
Tech.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.N.R.F.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
and  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  units.    Affiliations:  Ma- 


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sons,  Shriners,  Phi  Delta  Theta,  Theta  Xi, 
Theta  Tau.  Married:  Alice  Jones.  Children: 
Joyce,  age  6  mos.  Office:  Box  171,  Carnegie 
Tech.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

DANIELS,  RICHARD  DUVALL,  football  of- 
ficial. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  7,  1887.  Son 
of  William  S.  and  Elizabeth  (Duvall)  Daniels. 
Ed.:  George  Wash.  Univ. ;  Georgetown  Univ. 
LL.B.,  1911;  M.L.,  1912. 

Record:  1906,  Q.B.  George  Wash.  Univ. 
freshman  F.B.  team ;  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ. 
freshman  relay  team.  1908,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  F.B.  team;  mem.  Official  F.B.  1909,  mem. 
Analostan  Boat  C.  Jr.  8  Wash.  Post  Regatta. 
(2nd  place).  1916,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. 1920-27,  mem.  So.  Conf.,  have  worked 
many  important  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  So. 
Conf.  Asso. ;  East.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Bd.  Dir. 
Merchants  Bk.  and  Trust  Co. ;  Dry  Ginger  Ale 
Co. ;  counsel  for  Iroquois  Refrigeration  Co. ;  Bd. 
Dir.  Natl.  Wmesett  Bk.  Corp. ;  gen.  counsel 
Riggs  Market  Development  Co. ;  Mason ;  Citi- 
zens Asso. ;  Layneens  Asso. ;  Univ.  0. ;  Natl. 
Press  C. ;  Racquet  C. ;  Chevy  Chase  C.  Hobby: 
Football,  golf  and  squash.  Married:  Dorothy 
Gamblett,  Feb.  21,  1924.  Children:  Richard 
Gamblett,  age  2.  Office:  409  Kellogg  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3705  Military  Rd.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

DANN,  CARL,  JR.,  golf.  Born:  Orlando, 
Fla.,  May  13,  1909.  Son  of  H.  Carl  and  Louise 
(Giles)    Dann.     Ed.:  Orlando  H.   Sch. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  mem.  St.  Joseph's  Acad. 
B.B.  team  (state  champ.,  1927).  1926-27,  mem. 
St.  Joseph's  Acad.  F.B.  team,  1927,  won  Cen- 
tral Fla.  pro.  amateur  tournament  at  Orlando 
C.C.  1928,  runner-up  Orlando  C.C.  amateur 
champ. ;  won  challenge  matches  for  I.S.  champ. ; 
mem.  Orlando  H.   Sch.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Or- 
lando C.C, ;  Mt.  Plymouth  C.C. ;  Dulesdread 
C.C.  Address:  603  E.  Hillcrest  Ave.,  Orlando, 
Fla. 

DARBY,  ROBERT  FOWLER,  football. 
Born:  Westfield,  N.  J.,  Aug.  21,  1906.  Son  of 
Walter  R.  and  Jennie  (Fowler)  Darby.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  two  championship 
"Big  Three"  elevens. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  coach.  Affilia- 
tions: Westfield  Y.M.C.A. ;  Echo  Lake  C.C; 
Princeton  Club  of  New  York.  Home:  111  E. 
Dudley  Ave.,  Westfield,  N.  J. 

DARGAVEL,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  baseball. 
Born:  Morristown,  Minn.,  July  24,  1894.  Son 
of  John  and  Lulu  Maude  (Crawford)  Dargavel. 


Bd.:  St.  Thomas  Coll.  H.  Sch.,  1912;  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1915. 

Record :  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Minn,  semi-pro.  B.B.  team ;  mgr.  Morris- 
town  semi-pro.  B.B.  team   (three  yrs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Dargavel  Drug  Co. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  Scottish  Rite ;  Shriner ; 
sec.  Minn.  State  Bd.  of  Pharmacy ;  Minneapolis 
A.C. ;  Bloomington  G.C. ;  Calhoun  Beach  Club. 
Hobby:  Baseball  and  golf.  Married:  Frankie 
Mildred  Correll,  1917.  Children:  Jean  Correll, 
age  5.  Office:  4000  Minnehaha  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  4300  Minnehaha  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 


DARLINGTON,  CHARLES  F.,  JR.,  crew. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1904.  Son  of 
Charles  F.  Darlington.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1926;    Oxford,   1927. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew. 
1924,  mem.  Harvard  junior  varsity  crew.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1927,  mem. 
Oxford  Univ.  Trial  Eights. 

Pres.  Occupation:  With  'J.  P.  Morgan  &  Co. 
(N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  Delphi  Club  (Harvard); 
Harvard  (N.  Y.)  ;  Leander  Club  (Eng.)  ;  Sons 
of  the  Revolution.  Office:  23  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  944  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 


DARNALL,  C.  ROBERT,  swimming.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  June  7,  1904.  Son  of  Col. 
C.  R.  and  Annie  (Major)  Darnall.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.;  Punahou  Acad.,  Honolulu  (T.  H.)  ; 
Univ.   of  Mich.,   1928. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming team.  1922-23,  mem.  Punahou  Acad, 
swimming  team.  1925-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
swimming  team  (capt.,  1928).  1927,  Univ.  of 
111.  100  yds.,  time  53  4-5  sec. ;  winner  and  holder 
of  Natl.  I.C.  100-yd.  champs.  (Iowa  City)  ;  win- 
ner of  50  yd.  and  100  yd.  West.  Conf.  champs. 
(25-26);  team  won  Natl.  I.C.  champs;  men- 
tioned All-Amer.  swimming  team  in  4  events. 
Established  West.  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Univ.  of  Mich. 
Med.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon; 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Drinds.  Hobby:  Swim- 
ming. Office:  1408  Washtenaw  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.  Home:  1816  Lamont  St.  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


DARRACH,  WILLIAM,  mem.  Yale  I.C. 
champ,  track  team,  1896.  Born:  Germantown, 
Pa.,  Mar.  12,  1876.  Son  of  William,  Jr.,  and 
Edith  R.  (Aertsen)  Darrach.  Ed.:  Yale,  A.B., 
1897;  hon.  M.A.,  1920;  Columbia  A.M.;  M.D., 
1901 ;  LL.D.,  St.  Andrews,  1928. 

Record:  1895-96-97,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1st  place  Yale-Princeton  meet.  1896,  mem.  Yale 
I.C.  champ,  track  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Base  Hosp.  No.  2,  A.E.F. ;  capt.  M.R.C. ;  commd. 
col.  M.C. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Prof, 
of  clinical  surgery,  dean  of  med.  faculty,  Co- 
lumbia Univ ;  Round  Hill  Greenwich  C.C. ; 
Greenwich  Field  Club ;  Manursing  Island  Club. 
Married:  Florence  Borden.  Children:  Edith, 
age,  20 ;  William  4th,  age  18.  Office:  632  W.  168th 
St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.    Home:  Greenwich,  Conn. 


DARROUGH,  PAUL  G.,  tennis.  Born:  Okla- 
homa City,  Okla.,  Feb.  24,  1892.  Son  of  W.  H. 
and  Lina  (Burford)  Darrough.  Ed.:  Willie 
Halsell  Coll.  (Feneda,  Okla.),  1909;  Epworth 
Univ.,  1911;  Okla.  Univ.,  A.B.,  1913;  LL.B., 
1915. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Epworth  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1912-15,  mem.  Okla. 
Univ.  tennis  team  (capt.,  '13-'14)  ;  won  state 
champ.  (I.C.).  1915,  runner-up,  Central  States 
tennis  tournament  (St.  Louis)  ;  played  semi- 
finals, S.W.  tennis  tournament.  1915-17  and  '21, 
State  singles  tennis  champ.  1915-17-19-20-26- 
27,  State  double  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations :  Okla. 
City  Tennis  C. ;  Masons ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Delta 
Phi;  Cooperative  C. ;  "O"  C. ;  Univ.  C.  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  golf.  Married:  Margaret  Arch- 
deacon, May  17,  1922.  Children:  Paul,  Jr.,  age 
5;  Margaret  Ann,  age  7  mos.  Office:  1st  Natl. 
Bk.  Bldg.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.  Home:  1507 
W.  19th  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 


DATER,  ALFRED  WARNER,  rowing.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  23,  1872.  Son  of  J. 
Henry  and  Adda  H.  (McMurray)  Dater.  Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Yale,   1895. 

Record:  1893,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1894-95,  mem.  Yale  undefeated  varsity  crews. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Stamford  Gas  and 
Elec.  Co.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Stamford  Savs. 
Bk.,  Morewood  Realty  Co. ;  mem.  Natl.  Ex.  Bd. ; 
pres.  Stamford  Council,  B.S.A. ;  vice-pres., 
Stamford  Childrens  Home ;  dir.  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  First  Natl.  Bk.,  West.  Conn.  Title 
and  Mfr.  Co.,  Nazareth  Cement  Co.,  Stamford 
Water  Co. ;  chmn.  ex.  com.  Stamford  Mfrs. 
Asso.  Clubs:  Yale  (New  York,  N.  Y.)  ;  Fishers 
Island ;  Woodway  C.C. ;  dir.  Suburban ;  Stam- 
ford Yacht.  Married:  Grace  Carroll  Ferguson, 
Nov.  23,  1898.  Children:  Walter  Ferguson,  age 
28;  Alfred  W.,  Jr.,  age  25;  Philip,  age  22. 
Office:  Atlantic  St.,  Stamford,  Conn.  Home: 
Strawberry  Hill,   Stamford,   Conn. 


DAUBER,  RAY  G.,  capt.  Iowa  University 
track  team.  Born:  Superior,  Wis.,  Oct.  24, 
1903.  Son  of  George  and  Mary  Dauber.  Ed.: 
la.  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  la. ;  West.  Reserve 
Law  Sch. 


Record:  Mem.  la.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (All-State  teams,  senior  yr.).  1922, 
capt.  la.  Univ.  freshman  track  team.  1923-25, 
mem.  la.  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1923-26, 
mem.  la.  Univ.  varsity  track  team  (capt, 
1926).  1924,  won  Ohio  relay  record  shot  put, 
44'  10".  1925,  won  state  record  shot  put,  46'  6" ; 
won  Mid-West  A.A.U.  shot  put  record,  46'  5". 
1926,  won  conf.  champ,  meet.  1926-27,  coached 
West.  Reserve  Univ.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (won 
4  out  of  5  meets).  1927-28,  coach  Miss.  A.  &  M. 
Coll.  (Bskt.B.  champs.,  1927).  1928,  coach,  Miss. 
A.  &  M.  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Yellow  Dogs.  Ad- 
dress: Miss.  A.  &  M.  Coll.,  Miss. 

DAVID,  NELSON  BINKLEY,  capt.,  Stanford 
basketball  team,  1927.  Born:  Cotulla,  Tex.,  Apr. 
5,  1906.  Son  of  Aiken  L.  and  Bonnie  B.  (Bink- 
ley)  David.  Education:  Alhambra  H.  Sch.  (Al- 
hambra,  Calif.),  A.  B.  Stanford,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.,  Alhambra  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  teams ;  1922-23,  mem.,  Alham- 
bra H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams;  mem.,  Al- 
hambra H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  team  (Southern 
Calif.  Champ.)  ;  1924,  mem.,  Stanford  freshman 
soccer,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  teams;  1925-26-27, 
mem.,  varsity  Bskt.  B.  team  Stanford  (capt.  of 
team),  1927. 

Present  Occupation:  None  (planning  to  travel 
for  several  years).  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta,  Phi  Phi,  Skull  and  Snakes,  Quadrangle 
Club  (Stanford).  Home:  112  S.  Curtis  St.,  Al- 
hambra, Calif. 

DAVIDSON,  DAVE,  golf.  Born:  Elie,  Scot- 
land, Jan.  4,  1888.  Son  of  James  and  Jesse 
(Kirkalay)  Davidson.  Ed.:  Public  Sch.  (Elie, 
Scotland). 

Record:  1914-18,  golf  pro.,  Orlando  C.C.  (won 
Cen.  Fla.  pro-amateur  tournament,  Orlando, 
Fla.).  1918-20,  golf  pro.  Quincy  C.C.  (111.). 
1920-22,  golf  pro.  Watertown  C.C.  (Watertown, 
N.  Y.).  1922-26,  golf  pro.  Pocono  Manor  Hotel 
(Pa.).  1927,  golf  pro.  Maplewood  C.C.  (hold 
course  record,  score,  68). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  P.G.A. ;  Orlando  C.C. ;  Maplewood 
C.C.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Louise  Watson, 
April,  1924.  Children:  Dorothy,  infant.  Office: 
Orlando  C.C,  Orlando,  Fla.  Home:  106  Grainsda 
Court,  Orlando,  Fla. 

DAVIDSON,  FREDERICK  COOLIDGE,  golf. 
Born:  Melrose,  Mass.,  Nov.  10,  1890.  Son  of 
Herbert  Eldridge  and  Sarah  (Coolidge)  David- 
son.    Ed.:  Browne  and  Nichols  Sch.;  Harvard. 

Record:  1910,  runner-up  to  Robert  Hunter  of 
Yale  in  I.C.  golf  champ.  Essex  County  C.C, 
Manchester,  Mass.  (beaten  1  down  in  39  holes)  ; 


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mem.  Mass.  Leslie  Cup  golf  team  which  won 
team  champ,  from  N.  Y.  and  Pa.  1912,  I.C. 
golf  champ.,  defeated  J.  N.  Stearns,  Princeton 
(1  up  in  37  holes,  Ekwanok,  Manchester,  Vt.)  ; 
mem.  Mass.  Leslie  Cup  golf  team,  Huntington 
Valley  C.C.    (Phila.,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Statistician  for  Stevenson, 
Harrison  &  Jordan,  management  engrs.  Clubs: 
Harvard  (N.  Y.  C).  Married:  Marguerite 
Brunke.  Children:  Frances,  age  9;  Ruth,  age 
7 ;  Frederick  Coolidge,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  John  Coolidge, 
age  2.  Office:  19  W.  44th  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
386  N.  Y.  Ave.,  Union  City,  N.  J. 


DAVIDSON,  HERBERT  ALONZO,  capt. 
Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team,  1901.  Born:  Leicester, 
Mass.,  June  30,  1879.  Son  of  Alonzo  B.  and 
Jennie  (Home)  Davidson.  Ed.:  Leicester  Acad. ; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1902. 

Record) :  1894-95-96-97,  mem.  Leicester  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1899-1900-01,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1901).  1902, 
mem.  Ath.  F.B.  Club  (Phila.,  Pa.).  1903,  coach 
Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team.  1904,  coach,  mem.  Pa. 
R.R.  Y.M.C.A.  1905  thru  1927,  F.B.  Official; 
mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  chief  elk.  Account- 
ancy Dept.  Pa.  R.R.  Affiliation:  Masons, 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Bessie  Violet  Rose. 
Children:  Herbert  A.,  age  22;  Dorothy,  age  20; 
Grace,  age  18.  Office:  15  32nd  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  33  E.  Chestnut  Ave.,  Merchantville,  N.  J. 

DAVIS,  ARTHUR  PAUL,  football.  Born: 
Bridgeport,  Conn.,  Mar.  28,  1897.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam Henry  and  Florence  (Duckworth)  Davis. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1917;  Princeton, 
A.B.;   1917;  M.F.A.,  1925. 

Record :  1915-16,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-22,  mem.  Princeton  coach- 
ing staff.  1923-27,  head  freshman  coach  Prince- 
ton. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  1918,  comnd.  2nd  lieut.  C.A.,  1918,  sta- 
tioned 41st  Regt.  Mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged  2nd 
lieut.,  1918.  Clubs:  Nassau  (Princeton,  N.  J.)  ; 
"P"  (Princeton,  N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  (N.  Y. 
C).  Hobby:  Coaching  football.  Office:  First 
Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  Nas- 
sau Club,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


DAVIS,  AUSTIN  DAVH)  SCOTT,  hockey. 
Born:  Pittsfield,  Mass.,  Aug.  28,  1903.  Son  of 
Col.  Charles  E.  and  Mary  Horton  (Scott)  Davis. 
Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.),  1922; 
B.A.,   Princeton,    1927. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  hockey 
team  (champ,  team,  1921;  capt.,  1922).  1921-22, 
mem.   St.  Paul's     Sch.   F.B.  and     B.B.   teams. 


1922-23,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  soccor  and 
hockey  teams  (capt.,  hockey).  1923-24,  mem. 
All-East.  I.C.  hockey  team.  1923-27,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  hockey  team  (capt.,  1926-27). 
1924-25,  asst.  coach,  Princeton  freshman  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Passenger  agent,  Matson 
Navigation  Co.  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Affiliations: 
Dir.,  The  Sunny  Southland  Co.,  Ltd.  (Hono- 
lulu, T.H.)  ;  mem.  Princeton  Bd.  Ice  Hockey 
Control ;  Reserve  Officers'  Asso. ;  Amer.  Red 
Cross ;  Princeton  Ivy  Club ;  Outrigger  Canoe 
Club  (Honolulu,  T.H.).  Office:  535  5th  Ave., 
N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y.  Home:  129  East  45th  St.,  N. 
Y.  O,  N.  Y. 


DAVIS,  CHARLES  M.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  Dec.  19, 
1901.  Son  of  C.  U.  and  Jessie  (Welbon)  Davis. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Davidson  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-24,  end,  Davidson  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1924).  (Selected  All-State  end 
and  guard,  1923.)  1921-23,  center  Davidson 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1923).  (Selected  All-State 
guard,  1922.)  1923-24,  mem.  Davidson  Coll. 
track  team.    (Ran  440.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Ins.  Affiliations:  Part- 
ner Davis  Loyd  Co.,  Winston-Salem ;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Davidson  Coll.  "D"  C. ;  Kappa  Sigma  ;  O.D.K. ; 
Civitan  C. ;  Westover  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Elizabeth  Griffin,  Aug.  10,  1926.  Office: 
214  W.  5th  St.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C.  Home: 
645  Arbor  Rd.,  Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 


DAVIS,  CHESTER  EARL,  polo.  Born:  Love- 
land,  Colo.,  Oct.  24,  1890.  Son  of  William  C. 
and  Mary  (Davies)  Davis.    Ed.:  Colorado  Coll.. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  Loveland  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-24,  held  Colo. 
Intersch.  high  hurdle  record.  1914-15-16,  mem. 
Colo.  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1917, 
capt.  Colo.  Coll.  track  team.  1915-16,  was  All- 
Rocky  Mountain  q.b.,  F.B.  team.  1916-25,  held 
Rocky  Mountain  I.C.  high  hurdle  record.  1920, 
won  1st.  place  in  high  hurdles  Army  Olympic 
try  outs  St.  Louis.  1926,  mem.  8th  Cavalry 
Polo  team.  (Won  1st  cavalry  div.  polo  tourna- 
ment; mem.  Fort  Bliss  polo  team.)  1927,  mem. 
Fort  Bliss  polo  team ;  won  Natl.  12  goal  champs, 
at  Narragansett  Pier,  R.  I.  1928,  mem.  Fort 
Bliss  polo  team.  (Won  So.  West,  circuit  and 
elimination  tournaments.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Army  officer.  War  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  Lt.  Cavalry,  1917 ;  served  with  the 
13th  Cavalry  on  the  Mexican  border  through 
the  war.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta. 
Hobby:  Horses.  Married:  Kathryn  L.  Potter. 
Children:  Chester  Earl,  Jr.,  age  4.  Address: 
Fort  Bliss,  Texas. 


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DAVIS,  DWIGHT  FILLEY,  tennis  (donor  of 
the  Davis  Cup  for  International  championship). 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Missouri,  July  5,  1879.  Son 
of  John  Tilden  and  Maria  (Filley)  Davis.  Edu- 
cation: Smith  University,  St.  Louis,  Missouri 
(preparatory  school)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1900; 
LL.B.,  Washington  University,  1903 ;  Honorary 
Degrees:  LL.D.,  Washington  University  (St. 
Louis,  Missouri)  ;  University  of  Missouri  (Co- 
lumbia, Missouri),  and  Pennsylvania  Military 
College    (Chester,   Pennsylvania)    June,   192G. 

Record:  1898,  runner-up  to  Malcolm  D.  Whit- 
man in  national  singles  championship,  New- 
port, Rhode  Island ;  placed  fourth  in  national 
singles  ranking.  1899-1901,  national  doubles 
championship  with  Holcombe  Ward.  1899- 
1900-1902,  won  Middle  States  doubles  cham- 
pionship with  Holcombe  Ward.  1899,  won  na- 
tional intercollegiate  singles  championship ; 
won  national  intercollegiate  doubles  champion- 
ship with  Holcombe  Ward ;  won  Eastern  dou- 
bles championship  with  Holcombe  Ward.  1900- 
28,  donor  of  the  Davis  Cup  for  international 
championship.  1901/,  won  English  all-comers 
doubles  championship  with  Holcombe  Ward  at 
Wimbleton.  1914,  won  national  doubles  cham- 
pionship racquets  with  Joseph  W.  Wear.  1922, 
won  Veterans'  national  doubles  championship 
with  Holcombe  Ward.  1923,  won  squash  rac- 
quets championship,   Washington,   D.   C. 

Present  Occupation:  Secretary  of  War.  War 
Record:  Drafted  into  Federal  service  August  5, 

1917,  at  St.  Louis,  Missouri,  as  captain  com- 
manding Company  L,  Fifth  Infantry,  Missouri 
National  Guard,  subsequently  designated  138th 
Infantry,  35th  Division.  While  serving  with 
Headquarters  Company,  35th  Division,  at  Camp 
Doniphan,  Fort  Sill,  Oklahoma,  as  Assistant  to 
the  Chief  of  Staff,  was  promoted  major,  Na- 
tional Guard,  March  27,  1918,  and  assigned  to 
duty  as  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  G-3,  35th  Divi- 
sion.    Sailed  from  the  United  States  April  21, 

1918,  and  following  a  course  of  instruction  at 
the  Army  General  Staff  College  in  France,  was 
assigned  to  duty  as  adjutant,  69th  Infantry 
Brigade,  35th  Division,  in  September,  1918,  and 
participated  in  the  St.  Mihiel  and  Meuse-Ar- 
gonne  offensives.  Assigned  to  duty  at  the  divi- 
sion headquarters  October  9,  1918,  as  Assistant 
Chief  of  Staff,  G-3,  and  promoted  to  lieutenant 
colonel,  infantry,  November  3,  191S.  Returned 
to  the  United  States,  arriving  at  Newport  News, 
Virginia,  April  20,  1919,  and  proceeded  to  Camp 
Funston,  Kansas.  Was  honorably  discharged 
April  29,  1919.  Awarded  the  Distinguished 
Service  Cross  March  3,  1923.  At  present  is 
colonel,  Staff  Specialist-Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Resigned  directorship  of  corpora- 
tions, banks  and  companies  when  appointed 
Secretary  of  War ;  United  States  Lawn  Tennis 
Association  (former  president)  ;  American  Le- 
gion ;  Military  Order  of  the  World  War ;  Army 


and  Navy  Legion  of  Valor ;  Junior  Chamber  of 
Commerce  of  St.  Louis.  Clubs:  City,  Noonday, 
Racquet,  St.  Louis  Country,  Harvard,  and 
Round  Table  (St.  Louis,  Missouri)  ;  Metropoli- 
tan, Racquet,  Chevy  Chase,  Burning  Tree,  Har- 
vard, National  Press  (Washington,  D.  C.)  ; 
Harvard  and  University  (New  York  City,  New 
York)  ;  Tennis  and  Racquet,  Algonquin  (Bos- 
ton, Massachusetts).  Married:  Helen  Brooks, 
November  5,  1905.  Children:  Dwight  F.,  Jr., 
age  21 ;  Alice  Brooks,  age  19 ;  Cynthia,  age  18 ; 
Helen  Brooks,  age  14.  Office:  War  and  Navy 
Building,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1520  Twen- 
tieth Street,  Washington,  D.  C. 


DAVIS,  EVERETT  D.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Elizabeth,  J.  J.,  Jan.  18,  1892.  Son 
of  Frank  H.  and  Mary  (Van  Deroeer)  Davis. 
Ed.:  Pingry  Sch.,  1909;  Hotchkiss  Sch.,  1910; 
lale,  1914. 

Record:  190608,  mem.  Pingry  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1907).  1907-09,  mem.  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1909).  1909,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1910,  mem.  Hotchkiss  champ.  B.B.  team.  1912, 
Yale  class  champ.  B.B.  team ;  asst.  mgr.  Yale 
F.B.   team.     1913,   pres.   mgr.,   Yale   F.B.   Asso. 

Address:  3  Beverley  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

DAVIS,  HARRY  RANSOM,  track.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Aug.  28,  1901.  Son  of  Harry 
Phillips  and  Agnes  (Taylor)  Davis.  Ed.:  Phil- 
lips Exeter  Acad.,   1919;  A.B.,   Harvard,   1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team.  1920,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  team.  1921-22-23,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
track  team  (as  a  member  of  the  1922  team, 
coached  by  "Bill"  Bingham,  participated  in 
Harvard  "miracle"  victory  over  Yale). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  agent.  Affilia- 
tions: Harvard  Varsity  Club;  Harvard  Club  of 
Boston;  Worcester  Club  (Worcester,  Mass.). 
Office:  438  Main  St.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home: 
770  Main  St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 


DAVIS,  JOHN  E.,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Bom,:  Correctionville,  la.,  Sept.  18, 1891. 
Son  of  John  H.  and  Emma  (Tegmeyer)  Davis. 
Ed.:  Correctionville  H.  Sch.,  1911;  A.B,,  Univ. 
of  la.,  1918. 

Record:  191516,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  Var.  B.B. 
team.  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  Var.  F.B.  team 
(picked  All- West.,  1916  (capt.,  1917).  1917, 
mem.  Univ.  of  la.  track  team.  1918-19,  coach 
and  athl.  dir.,  all  sports,  Newton  (la.)  H.  Sch. 
1920,  coach  and  athl  dir.,  all  sports,  Kan.  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.  1920-28,  coach  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
Wash.  Univ.   (St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Wash.  Univ.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Helena  Trundy,  June  30,  1918.   Chil- 


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dren:  Emma  Lou,  age  9;  Helena,  age  7.  Office: 
Wash.  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  1714  Crest 
Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


DAVIS,  JOHN  EAYRES,  football,  basketball 
and  track.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  Aug.  4,  1891. 
Son  of  B.  C.  and  Annie  (Ellis)  Davis.  Ed.: 
Barton  Acad.  (Mobile,  Ala.),  1906;  B.S.,  Ala. 
Poly.  Ins.,  1911. 

Record:  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  Ala.  Tech.  Var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1910;  chosen  all-south., 
1910-11).  1908-10,  mem.  South,  champs.  F.B. 
Ala.  Tech.  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  Ala.  Tech.  var- 
sity track  team  (held  South,  pole  vault  record, 
height  11  ft.  2  in.,  1910).  1910-11,  played  Ala. 
Tech.  varsity  Bskt.B.  1911-12,  played  on  Benn- 
inghan  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (South,  champs.). 
1927-28,  chmn.  Ala.  Tech.  Ath.  Advisory  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Affiliation:  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Es- 
telle  Schuessler,  Oct.  18,  1915.  Child:  John 
Eayres,  Jr.,  age  11.  Office:  1603  Empire  Bldg., 
Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  2209  14th  Ave.  S., 
Birmingham,  Ala. 


DAVIS,  LAURENCE  FREDERIC,  football. 
Born:  Melrose,  Mass.,  June  3,  1900.  Son  of 
Ernest  Carl  and  Jennie  Putnam  (Pike)  Davis. 
Ed.:  Saugus  H.  Sch.,  1917;  LL.B.,  Boston  Univ., 
1924. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Saugus  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S. 
Army.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials  (New 
Eng.)  ;  Asso.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Helen 
Graves,  Sept.  15,  1926.  Office:  25  Cen.  Sq., 
Lynn,  Mass.    Home:  321  Cen.  St.,  Saugus,  Mass. 


DAVIS,  MELVIN  CLYDE,  capt.,  William  and 
Mary  football,  basketball  and  track  teams,  1927. 
Born:  Norfolk,  Va.,  Feb.  17,  1903.  Son  of 
Charles  R.  and  Alice  (McHerney)  Davis.  Ed.: 
Maury  H.  Sch.  (Norfolk,  Va.)  ;  William  and 
Mary  Coll. 

Record:  1924-25-26-27,  mem.  William  and 
Mary  F.B.  team  (capt,  1927;  All-South  Atlan- 
tic, 1925-26).  1924-25-26,  played  F.B.  all-state 
end.  1925-26,  mem.  William  and  Mary  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  1927).  1924-25-26,  mem.  William 
and  Mary  track  team  (capt.,  1927).  Holder 
William  and  Mary  record  for  220  low  hurdles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Delta  Psi ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Omicron 
Delta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Address: 
Ocean  View,  Va. 


DAVIS,      MERWIN,      mem.      Exec.      Com. 

I.C.     A.A.A.A.,     1920-21.      Bom:     Bloomington, 
111.,  Jan.  24,  1900.     Son  of  Louis  B.  and  Jessie 


(Davis)    Merwin.    Ed.:   Choate   Sch.    (Conn.) ; 
Harvard. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Exec.  Com.  I.C.A.A.A.A. ; 

mgr.   Harvard   track  team.   1921,   mgr.   I.C.   at 
Harvard  Stadium. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The 
Daily  Pantagraph  ( Bljoomington,  111.).  Mil. 
Service:  In  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  Harvard  Univ., 
later  at  1st  Naval  Hosp.  (Chelsea,  Mass.)  ; 
trans,  to  Charlestown  Navy  Yard;  disch.,  Jan., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Treas.  Bloomington  Open 
Forum ;  dir.  Bloomington  Asso.  of  Commerce. 
Clubs:  Harvard  varsity;  Harvard- Yale- 
Princeton  (Chicago).  Hobby:  Cartooning. 
Married:  Josephine  Underwood,  Jan.  31,  1925. 
Office:  301  W.  Washington  St.,  Bloomington, 
111.  Home:  1108  E.  Monroe  St.,  Bloomington, 
111. 

DA  VIES,  OTTO  NELLSLON,  football.  Born: 
Mo.  Valley,  la.,  Aug.  20,  1881.  Son  of  James 
Nelson  and  Haidee  Emma  (Kastner)  Davies. 
Ed.:  Winona  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Minn. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliation:  Delta 
Chi;  Zeta  Psi;  Minikahda  Club;  "M"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Minneapolis  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  1040  Builders'  Exchange,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  Leamington  Hotel,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

DAVIS,  PARKE  HLLL,  football.  Born: 
Jamestown,  N.  Y.,  July  16,  1871.  Son  of  Josiah 
H.  and  Susan  (Hill)  Davis.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton ;  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Leipzig. 

Record:  1889,  mem.  Princeton  Tug  of  War. 
1890,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1892, 
tackle  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1893,  tackle 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  Founded  F.B.  Univ. 
of  Wis. ;  coach  of  all  teams.  1894,  coach  Am- 
herst F.B.  team.  1895-96-97,  coach  Lafayette 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1909-15,  as  mem. 
of  rules  com.,  originated  the  uarter  periods; 
numbers  on  the  players ;  end  zones ;  abolition  of 
interlocked  interference ;  and  numerous  other 
features  of  the  game.  Author  of  the  articles  on 
football  in  the  Internatl.  Encyclopedia  and  the 
Encyclopedia  Britannica ;  author  of  the  Glos- 
sary of  football  terms  in  the  Encyclopedia  Bri- 
tannica ;  author  of  the  "Football"  I.C.  game. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Princeton  Gym.  Asso. ;  Princeton  Track 
Asso. ;  Princeton  A.A. ;  ex.  com.  I.C.A.A.A.A. ; 
F.B.  Rules  Com.;  former  dis.  atty.  of  North- 
ampton Co.  (Pa.).  Hobby:  History  and  records 
of  Amer.  I.C.  football.  Married:  Edith  Det- 
willer,  June  29,  1898.  Children:  Elizabeth; 
Katharine ;  John ;  Cynthia.  Office:  14  So.  Third 
St.,  Easton,  Pa.  Home:  241  Spring  Garden  St., 
Easton,  Pa. 


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DAVIS,  RALPH  T.,  mem.  All-America n  foot- 
ball team.  Born:  Blossburg,  Pa.,  Apr.  25,  1885. 
Son  of  George  and  Sarah  (Tipton)  Davis.  Ed.: 
Mansfield  (Pa.)  State  Normal;  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.;   B.S.,   Princeton,  1904. 

Record:  Mem.  Mansfield  (Pa.)  State  Nor- 
mal F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1900). 
Mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
F.B.,  1902).     1901,  chosen  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Ind.  Wholesale  Groc- 
ers' Asso.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Grace  Peters. 
Children:  Betty  Jean,  age  17.  Office:  908  Fletcher 
Savings  &  Trust  Bldg.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Home:  3269  Cen.  Ave.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

DAVIS,  RHODMEN  EDWARD,  motor  boat 
racing.  Born:  Paducah,  Ky.,  Jan.  8,  1901.  Son 
of  William  A.  and  Sarah  Kathrine  Davis.  Ed.: 
Public  Schs. 

Record:  Won  following  races  (Bruno  Class 
B)  :  Daytona  Beach,  won  2nd  cup  Dec.  14;  St. 
Augustina,  won  1st  cup  Dec.  17 ;  Sarasota,  won 
1st  cup  Dec.  28;  Gainesville,  won  1st  cup  Jan. 
10 ;  made  world's  record  28.3  M.P.H.  in  follow- 
ing: Mt.  Dora,  won  1st  cup  Feb.  25;  Miami, 
won  1st  Biltmore  trophy  Feb.  16;  West  Palm 
Beach,  won  1st  cup  Feb.  18 ;  West  Palm  Beach, 
won  1st  cup  Feb.  22;  Pass-a-Gutle,  won  1st 
cup  Feb.  28;  Miami,  won  1st  cup,  Mar.  17; 
Clearwater,  won  1st  cup  Apr.  7 ;  Sarasota,  won 
1st  cup  Mar.  10. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Boat  builder,  Fla.  Flyer 
Boat  Co.  Military  Service:  Coast  Guard  duty. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Bank  and  Trust  Co.  Hobby: 
Racing.  Married:  Margaret  Daisy  Fleming. 
Office:  237  7th  Ave.  S.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 
Home:  4895  West  Central  St.,  St.  Petersburg, 
Fla. 


DAVIS,  THURBER  P.,  baseball.  Born: 
Toledo,  Ohio,  Sept.  26,  1883.  Son  of  Mathew 
H.  and  Rachel  (Phillips)  Davis.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Mich. 

Record:  1899-02,  mem.  Toledo  H.  Sen.  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1901-02).  1903, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team.  1903-04,  mem. 
City  Semi-Pro.  B.B.  team.  Mem.  St.  Paul  Amer. 
Asso.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  Business  Coll.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Toledo  Consistory,  A.A.S.R. ; 
Toledo  Rotary  Club ;  Toledo  Commercial  Club ; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Ila  Lenore  Andrews,  Nov.  13,  1905.  Chil- 
dren: Ruth  Lenore,  age  18.  Address:  Davis 
Business  Coll.,  Toledo,  Ohio. 

DAVIS,  WENDELL,  crew.  Born:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  10,  1898.  Son  of  Howland  and 
Anna  E.    (Shippen)   Davis.     Ed.:  Pomfret  Sch. 


(Conn.),    1917;    A.B.,    Harvard,    1921;    LL.B., 
Harvard,  1923. 


Record:  1916,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1917,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  2nd  crew.  1918,  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  crew.  1919-20,  mem.  Har- 
vard varsity  crew  (capt.,  1920).  1921,  mem. 
Union  Boat  Club  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Shattuck  Bangs  & 
Winant  (N.  Y.  C).  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C, 
Plattsburg,  1918;  F.A.C.  D.T.S.,  Camp  Taylor, 
Ky. ;  2nd  Lt.  F.A.  (unassigned)  ;  discharged 
Dec.  28,  1918.  Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  West 
Side  Tennis.  Hobby:  Tennis,  squash.  Office: 
42  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  885  Park  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C. 


DAVIS,  WILLARD  L.,  football.  Born:  Cort- 
land, N.  Y.,  Jan.  21,  1902.  Son  of  Ralph  H.  and 
Virginia  (Collins)  Davis.  Ed.:  Belief onte  Acad. ; 
A.B.,  Union  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Belief  onte  Acad.  FJB. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (champ.  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 
team,  1920).  1921,  mem.  Union  Coll.  freshman 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team). 
1922-25,  mem.  Union  Coll.  track  team  (capt., 
1925).  1923-26,  mem.  Union  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1926,  mem.  Union  Coll.  varsity  B.B. 
team.     1926-28,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  works  mgrs.  staff, 
Amer.  La  France-Foamite  Corp.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Junior  O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon; 
Tau  Kappa  Alpha ;  Kappa  Beta  Phi ;  Century 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Helen  Kulp, 
Oct.  4,  1926.  Office:  Amer.  La  France-Foamite 
Corp.,  Elmira,  N.  Y.  Home:  677  W.  Clinton  St., 
Elmira,  N.  Y. 


DAVISON,  HERBERT  M.,  JR.,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Rutland,  Vt,  July  10,  1904.  Son 
of  Herbert  M.  and  Vesta  (Dexter)  Davison. 
Ed.:  Rutland  H.  Sch.,  1923 ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Rutland  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1923-26,  State  I.S.  javelin 
champ.  1925-27,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1925, 
won  Willisbrook  cup  javelin  throw,  distance 
174  ft.  1925-26,  mem.  "Big  Three"  champ,  team. 
1926,  Yale-Harvard  meet  javelin  record,  dis- 
tance 187  ft. ;  runner-up  I.C.A.A.A.A.  javelin 
throw,  distance  194  ft.  4  in. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instructor,  flsst.  coach. 
Affiliations:  "Y"  Club.  Office:  Tamalpain  Sch., 
San  Rafael,  Calif.  Home:  41  Ave.  C,  Rutland, 
Vt. 


DAWSON,  WALTER  STANLEY,  basketball. 
Born:  El  Paso,  Texas,  Apr.  30,  1904.  Son  of 
R.  E.  and  Lilly  (Walters)  Dawson.  Ed.:  B.S., 
So.  Meth.  Univ.,  1927. 


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Record:  1925-26,  mem.  So.  Meth.  Univ.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  team.  (Capt.  runner-up  in  So. 
West.  Conf.,  1926).  1927,  capt.  So.  Meth.  Univ. 
F.B.  team;  guard  Dallas  Ath.  C.  champ.  So. 
A.A.U.,  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Dal- 
las Ath.  C. ;  So.  Meth.  Univ.  Ath.  C. ;  Sigma  Al- 
pha Epsilon.  Hobby:  Aths.  Address:  3017 
Alamogordo  St.,  El  Paso,  Tex. 


DAWSON,  WILLIAM  AUBREY,  track. 
Bom:  Kingfisher,  Okla.,  Mar.  1,  1900.  Son  of 
Ellis  and  Ella  (Donaldson)  Dawson.  Ed.: 
Kingfisher  H.  Sch. ;  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1918;  Wash, 
and  Lee  Univ.,  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
1922. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Wash,  and  Lee  Univ. 
track  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Geologist,  Roxana  Petrol- 
eum Corp.    Address:  Box  1266,  Okmulgee,  Okla. 

DAY,  DONALD  McCAIN,  mem.  Stanford 
University  baseball  team,  1913-15.  Born:  Butte, 
Mont.,  Sept.  18,  1894.  Son  of  Myron  H.  and 
Carrie  (McCain  Day)  Wells.  Ed.:  Long  Beach, 
(Calif.)   H.  Sch.;  Stanford. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Long  Beach  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Long  Beach  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.     1913-15,  mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  New  Orleans  Refin- 
ing Co.  Naval  Service:  Lieut.  U.S.N.,  1917-18. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  St.  Rose  Bank  (St.  Rose,  La.). 
Married:  Gertrude  Smith.  Children:  Donald 
McLain,  Jr.,  age  3.    Address:  Sellers,  La. 

DAYHOFF,  HARRY  OSCAR,  football.  Born: 
Gettysburg,  Pa.,  May  25,  1896.  Son  of  James 
W.  and  Alice  (Diehl)  Dauhoff.  Ed.:  Steelton 
H.  Sch.,  1917;  A.B.,  Bucknell  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Steelton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  all  three  teams, 
1917).  1918,  played  F.B.  with  service  team  in 
Navy.  1919-23,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  both  teams,  1922).  Holder 
220  yd.  low  hurdles,  Bucknell  Univ.  (25  sec). 
1923-24,  played  pro.  F.B.  with  Frankford  Yel- 
low Jackets.  1925,  played  pro.  F.B.  with  Potts- 
ville.    1926-28,  played  pro.  F.B.  with  Lancaster. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  clothing  store.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Chi  Y.M.C.A.  (Harrisburg)  ;  Elks; 
Colonial  C.C. ;  P.I.A.A. ;  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  Officials. 
Married:  Marion  Cleora  Sprow.  Office:  19  N. 
3rd  St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  Home:  201  N.  Front 
St.,   Steelton,  Pa. 


DAYTON,  WILLARD  L.,  track  and  cross 
country.  Born:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Dec.  18, 
1897.     Son  of  Reuben  C.  and  Mary   (Steketee) 


Dayton.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1921;  M.B.A., 
Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1916-17-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross 
country  teams.  1917  and  20,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  track  teams   (mile  and  2  mi.  runs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Statistician,  Hudson  Motor 
Car  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Naval  Service:  U.S. 
N.R.F.,  radio  elec,  1st  class.  Married:  Florabel 
Ellis,  June  18,  1925.  Children:  Irving  Eugene, 
age  1.  Office:  Hudson  M.C.Co.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Home:  620  S.  Eastlawn,  Detroit,  Mich. 

DEACON,  GEORGE  PETERSON,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Jan.  25,  1904.  Son  of 
George  Peterson  and  Mary  (Yargey)  Deacon. 
Ed.:  Hill  Sch.,  1923;  B.S.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track 
team  (All-Amer.  scholastic  track  team,  high 
jump,  1923).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1925,  mem.  Yale-Harvard  track  team  vs.  Oxford- 
Cambridge  (high  jump).  1927,  mem.  Yale-Har- 
vard track  team  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge,  Stam- 
ford Bridge,  Eng.    (broad  jump). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Consol.  Coal  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Vernon  Hall ; 
Sigma  Delta  Psi;  Ath.  Club  (New  York,  N.  Y.). 
Office:  67  Wall  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  54 
S.  Hanover  St.,  Pottstown,  Pa. 

DEAN,  ARTHUR  FULLER,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  15,  1908.  Son  of  Arthur  Ran- 
dall and  Emma  (Fuller)  Dean.  Ed.:  North 
Shore  Country  Day  Sch.  (Winnetka,  111.)  ; 
A.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  Yale  freshman  swimming 
and  track  teams.  1927,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (Yale).  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Delta  Psi;  Alpha  Delta  Phi. 
Hobby:  Sketching  of  architectural  subjects. 
School:  25  Yale  Station,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Home:  441  Willow  Rd.,  Winnetka,  111. 


DEAN,  EVERETT  STERLING,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  football.  Born:  Salem,  Ind.,  Mar. 
18,  1898.  Son  of  William  F.  and  Cora  (Bowles 
Dean.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1920-21,  mem. 
Ind.  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All-West. 
Conf.  center  in  Bskt.B.,  1921;  awarded  Conf. 
medal  for  scholarship  and  aths.,  1921).  1922-24, 
head  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Carleton  Coll.,  Northfield,  Minn.  (Bskt.B. 
team  won  State  champ.,  1923 ;  B.B.  team  placed 
2nd  in  State  champ.,  1923 ;  Bskt.B.  team  won 
Mid-West  champ.,  1924).  1925-28,  head  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  coach  Ind.  Univ.  (Bskt.B.  team  placed 


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2nd  in  "Big  Ten"  champ.,  1925 ;  B.B.  team  won 
"Big  Ten"  champ.,  1925  ;  Bskt.B.  team  tied  for 
"Big  Ten"  champ.,  1926;  placed  2nd,  1927). 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Ind. 
Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Officers  Training  Sen.,  Camp 
Gordon,  Ga.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau 
Omega ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
chrmn.  Natl.  Bskt.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  of  Amer. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Lena 
Graves,  Sept:  1,  1922.  Children:  Carolyn  Lou, 
infant.  Office:  Ind.  Univ.,  Bloomington,  Ind. 
Home:  715  E.  8th  St.,  Bloomington,  Ind. 

DE  BACK,  NORMAN  JOHN,  tennis.  Born: 
Courtland,  Calif.,  Sept.  3,  1901.  Son  of  J.  A. 
and  Minnie  (Myers)  De  Back.  Ed.:  Lowell  H. 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Standford,  1924. 

Record:  1920,  won  S.F.A.L.  double  tennis 
champ.  1921,  won  singles  and  doubles  Stanford- 
Calif,  freshman  tennis  matches.  1922-24,  mem. 
Stanford  varsity  tennis  team.  1923-24,  won 
Stanford-Calif,  doubles  tennis  match.  1924, 
toured  Australia  with  Stanford  tennis  team  (won 
6  out  S  matches). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  De  Back  and  Co. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Mason;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce ;  Calif.  Development  Asso. ; 
Calif.  Tennis  Club;  Olympic  Club.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Helen  Fites,  Sept.  24,  1927. 
Office:  400  Davis  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  3101  Clay  St.,  San  Farncisco,  Calif. 


DEERING,  ROBERT  L.,  mem.  University  of 
Minnesota  basketball  team,  1907-08.  Born:  Bur- 
lington, Vt.,  July  25,  1887.  Son  of  Wm.  A.  and 
Alice  (Chapman)  Deering.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn., 
A.B.,  1908  ;  M.F.,  1910. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team  (tied  Chicago-Wis.  for  West.  conf.  champ., 
1906-07;  All-conf.  forward). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Dist.  Forester  U.S. 
Forest  Service.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F. ; 
served  1st  lieut.  10th  Engrs.,  capt.  20th  Engrs., 
July  1917-Feb.  1919;  discharged  capt.,  1919. 
Affiliations :  Amer.  Foresters  Soc. ;  Common- 
wealth Club  of  Calif.  Married:  Jean  E.  Hubbs, 
June  5,  1917.  Office:  Ferry  Bldg.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  Home:  1590  Sacramento  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Calif. 


DEEDS,  RUSSELL  BIRD,  football  and  track. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Mar.  4,  1898.  Son  of 
George  Edward  and  Helen  (Switzer)  Deeds. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  111.,  1918;  Wash.  Univ.  (St.  Louis), 
1921. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  freshman 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1918-20,  mem.  Wash.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (picked  as  All-Valley  guard, 
'20) .    1921,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  track  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Prop.  Deeds  Auto  Body  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  (Wash.  Univ.),  1918. 
Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Masons;  Kappa  Sigma; 
Univ.  C.  Hobby:  Handball.  Office:  106  So.  12th 
St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3123  Eads  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 


DE  FOREST,  MERLE  GEORGE,  hockey. 
Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Jan.  27,  1899.  Son  of 
James  Merle  Newton  and  Anna  Tracy  (Ken- 
nedy) De  Forest.  Ed.:  Dulutb  Cen.  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record :  1919-20,  mem.  Calhoun  Commercial 
Club  hockey  team  (Minneapolis  League 
champs.).  1920-22,  capt.  Phi  Sigma  Kappa 
hockey  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  var- 
sity conf.  champ,  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.  Standard  Con- 
veyor Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F. ;  sgt.  Bat- 
tery C,  125  F.A.,  Apr.  1917-Feb.  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  pres.  Minn.  Hockey 
Asso.,  1920-22;  "M"  club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Mill- 
brook  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  shooting  and  bridge. 
Address:  420  Lexington  Ave.,  N.Y.C.,  N.  Y. 

DE  GROOT,  DUDLEY  SARGEANT,  head 
coach  and  director  of  physical  education,  Menlo 
Junior  College.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  20, 
1899.  Son  of  Edward  Burton  and  Sarah  (Pills- 
bury)  De  Groot.  Ed.:  Stanford,  A.B.,  1923, 
M.A.,  1929. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  New  Trier  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming team  (Natl.  Inter-Sch  champs.).  1915, 
mem.  Poly  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  swimming 
teams  (capt.,  swimming).  1916,  mem.  San 
Diego  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1917, 
Pac.  Coast  A.A.U.  swimming  champ.  (150 
yds.  backstroke).  1917-18,  mem.  Sequoia  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  swimming 
teams  (capt.,  swimming,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams,  1918).  1919,  mem.  Stanford  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  swimming  and  water  polo  teams. 
1920-22,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
water  polo  and  swimming  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1922).  1921,  mem.  All-Pac.  Coast  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-23,  All-Amer.  I.C.  back- 
stroke swimming  champ.  1922,  mem.  All-Pac. 
Coast  and  All-Amer.  F.B.  teams.  1924,  mem. 
U.S.  world's  champ,  rugby  F.B.  team  (Olympic 
games,  Paris).  1925,  mem.  U.S.  rugby  F.B. 
team  (played  series  Inter-Natl.  matches,  Canada, 
British-Columbia.  1926,  mem.  Stanford  All- 
Star  Rugby  F.B.  team  (played  series,  Canada, 
British-Cblumbia).  1926-28,  head  coach  and 
ath.  dir.,  Santa  Barbara  State  Coll.  (Santa 
Barbara,  Calif.). 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Coach  and  teacher.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.S.A.  Air  Service,  comnd. 
1st  Lieut.,  447th  F.A.  Affiliations:  Phi  Beta 
Kappa:  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Phi  Phi;  Sigma  Nu ; 
Scabbard  and  Blade.    Hobby:  Ornithology.  Mar- 


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ried:  Alice  Caroline  Roth.  Children:  Nancy 
Lynn,  age  2;  Dudley  Edward,  infant.  Office: 
Menlo  Jr.  Coll.,  Menlo  Park,  Calif.  Home: 
Menlo  Park,  Calif. 


DE  HART,  JAMES,  athletic  director,  Duke 
University.  Born:  Reynoldsville,  Pa.,  Aug.  25, 
1893.  Son  of  Mrs.  Mary  (Smather)  de  Hart. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record:  1914-15-16-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919).  1915-16,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  track  team.  1915-16-17, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  B.B.  team  (capt.  elect, 
1917).  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  Bskt.B. 
team.  1920-21,  coach,  Univ.  of  Ga.  1922-25, 
coach,  W.  &  L.  1925-26,  coach,  Duke  Univ. 
First  four  "letter"  athlete,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Duke  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Lt.,  R.M.A.,  May,  1919  to  Jan.  4,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Office:  Duke 
Univ.,  Durham,  N.  C.  Home:  Wash.  Dyke  Ho- 
tel, Durham,  N.  C. 


DELA,  RONALD  B.,  football.  Born:  Dogden, 
N.  D.,  Oct.  23,  1905.  Son  of  C.  W.  and  Lotta 
Lee  (Wagrunder)  Dela.  Ed.:  Pratt  H.  Sch. 
Friends  Univ.  Michita  (Kans.). 

Record :  1922-23,  mem.  Pratt  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
tennis  teams.  1924,  mem.  Friends  Univ.  wrest- 
ling team.  1924-26,  mem.  Friends  Univ.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Business  mgr.  of  sch.  pa- 
per. Affiliations:  Friends  Univ.  Q  Frat. ;  Alpha 
Kappa  Tau.  Office:  1616  Univ.  Ave.,  Wichita, 
Kans.    Home:  R.F.D.  No.  4,  Pratt,  Kans. 


DELAPLAINE,  ROY  WELTY,  football.  Born: 
Waynesboro,  Pa.,  Jan.  4,  1886.  Son  of  I.  Frank- 
lin and  Ida  A.  (Welty)  Delaplaine.  Ed.: 
Swarthmore  Prep.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Swarthmore, 
1913;  grad.  student,  Temple  Univ.  and  Univ. 
of  Pennsylvania. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Swarthmore  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  bowling,  B.B.  and  track  teams 
(awarded  the  scholarship  and  "All  Around 
Ath."  medals,  1908).  1908-12,  mem.  Swarth- 
more Coll.  F.B.  team.  1909,  capt.  Swarthmore 
Coll.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1909-12,  mem. 
Swarthmore  Coll.  track  team.  1913-16,  dir. 
aths.,  Wilmington  Friends  Sch.  (Bskt.B.  team 
champs.,  1916).  1915,  F.B.  line  coach,  Swarth- 
more Coll.  (under  Bill  Roper).  1916-17,  dir. 
aths.  Frankford  H.  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.).  1919-20, 
track  coach,  N.  East.  H.  Sch.  1919-26,  asst. 
F.B.  coach,  Swarthmore  Coll.  1921-26,  head 
of  dept.  phys.  ed.  and  dir.  aths.,  West  Phila. 
H.  Sch  (won  Morrison  trophy,  1922-23-24). 
1926-28,  head  of  dept.  phys.  ed.,  Cen.  H.  Sch., 
Phila.,  Pa. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  dept.  phys.  ed., 
Cen.  H.  Sch.  War  Record:  1st  Lt.  Inf.,  Mar. 
10,  1917;  promoted  to  capt.  Inf.,  machine  gun 
section,  Aug.  15,  1917  ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  commanded 
Co.  A.  311th  Machine  Gun  Bn.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Mason ;  So- 
journers Club  (Phila.)  ;  Amer.  Legion  (com- 
mander Post  336,  Pa.,  1922-24)  ;  Amer.  Phys. 
Ed.  Asso. ;  Officials'  Club  (Phila.);  Cen.  Bd., 
F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Painting.  Married: 
Ellen  Watson,  May  1,  1917.  Children:  John 
Watson,  age  8 ;  Robert  Welty,  age  6 ;  Richard 
Piatt,  age  3.  Office:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  106  Cornell  Ave.,  Swarthmore,  Pa. 


DE  LONE,  LOUIS  S.,  tennis.  Born:  Harris- 
burg,  Pa.,  May  8,  1884.  Son  of  Louis  and 
Sarah  (Martin)  De  Lone.  Ed. :  Notre  Dame 
Prep ;  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  1903 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Penn.,  1905. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  soph,  crew,  Notre  Dame 
Univ.  1910  and  '27,  won  tennis  champ.,  Over- 
brook  G.C.  1919,  won  Beach  Haven  singles  and 
doubles  tennis  champ.  1923,  won  Cynwyd  C. 
mixed  doubles  champ.  1924,  won  1st  doubles 
champ.,  Penn  A.C.  1926,  won  Overbrook  G.C. 
squash  racquets  champ.  1927,  won  Phila.  CO. 
squash  racquets  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Building  News  'Pub. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Secy,  and  treas.  Phila.  Inter- 
Club  Lawn  Tennis  Asso. ;  treas.  Middle  States 
Tennis  Asso. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Phi  Kappa 
Beta  Jr.  Soc. ;  Friars  Sr.  Soc. ;  Rotary ;  Poor 
Rich.  C. ;  Union  L. ;  Overbrook  G.C. ;  Phila.  C.C. 
Hobby:  Tennis,  squash  racquets.  Married: 
Helena  Long.  Children:  Louis  S.,  Jr.,  age  16; 
H.  Francis,  age  12;  Helene,  age  5.  Office:  1530 
Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  6419  Drexel 
Rd.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


DE   MAR,    CLARENCE   HARRISON,    U.    S. 

marathon  champion.  Born:  Madena,  Ohio,  June 
7,  1888.  Son  of  George  Washington  and  Caro 
Davidson  (Abbott)  De  Mar.  Ed. :  Farm  and 
Trade  Sch.  (Boston)  ;  Maple  Lawn  Acad.  (Vt.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Vt. ;  Univ.  Extension,  A.A.,  Harvard, 
1915. 

Record:  1910,  runner-up  Boston  Marathon. 
1911,  won  1st  place  Boston  marathon.  1911-22, 
made  record  for  old  course,  Boston.  1917,  won 
1st  place  Brockton  marathon  (made  new  Brock- 
ton record).  1922-24,  won  1st  place  Boston  mara- 
thon. 1924,  won  3rd  place  Paris  Olympic  mara- 
thon ;  made  new  course  record,  Boston.  1925, 
runner-up  Boston  marathon  and  Port  Chester 
marathon.  1926,  won  1st  place  in  Baltimore, 
Port  Chester  and  Sesqui-Centennial  marathons. 
1927,  won  1st  place  in  Boston  and  Baltimore 
marathons ;  runner-up  in  Buffalo.  1928,  won  1st 
place  in  Boston  marathon ;  Providence  to  Bos- 
ton, 44  mi.  (new  record  for  44  mi.). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Compositor.  War  Record: 
In  service  from  May,  1918,  to  Aug.,  1919 ;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  Co.  E.,  301st  Inf.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion  (Chaplain,  Melrose  Post  No.  90)  ;  First 
Baptist  Church  (Melrose)  ;  Typographical  Union 
No.  13 ;  Scoutmaster  in  Boy  Scouts ;  Odd  Fel- 
lows. Address:  43  Union  St.,  Melrose  High- 
lands, Mass. 

DEMPSEY,  JAMES  F.,  rowing.  Bom:  Phil- 
adelphia, Pa.,  Sept.  27,  1S72.  Son  of  John  and 
Mary  (Cannon)  Dempsey.  Ed. :  Pub.  Schs. 
(Philadelphia,  Pa.)  ;  Phila.  Manual  Training 
Sch. 

Record:  1879-1900,  mem.  Pa.  Barge  Club  crew. 
1879-98,  won  junior  and  intermediate  single 
sculls  (New  York,  N.  Y.).  1897-1901,  mem.  Natl, 
regattas  4  and  8  oared  crews.  1899,  stroked 
crew  world  record  1%  miles  with  turn  (Boston, 
Mass.).  1900-02,  mem.  Vesper  Boat  Club  crews. 
1903-04-05,  coach  Vesper  Boat  Club  "8"  (won 
Olympic  regatta,  1904).  1903-19,  coach  Univ. 
Barge  Club.    1924,  asst.  crew  coach  Penn.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Hobby:  Row- 
ing. Married:  Elizabeth  G.  O'Brien,  Nov.  7, 
1899.  Children:  Joseph,  age  25 ;  Katherine, 
age  23.  Office:  27  S.  16th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Home:  G20  W  Phil  Ellena  St.,  Germantown,  Pa. 

DEMPSEY,  WILLIAM  HARRISON  (JACK), 

former  heavyweight  boxing  champion  of  the 
world.  Born:  Manassa,  Colorado,  June  24, 1895. 
Son  of  Hiram  and  Celia   (Smoot)   Dempsey. 

Record:  Knockouts:  1915-1G,  Kid  Hancock, 
Billy  Murphy,  Chief  Gordon,  John  Person, 
A.namas  Campbell,  Joe  Lyons,  Fred  Woods, 
George  Copelin,  Andy  Malloy,  Two-Round  Gil- 
lian, Jack  Downey,  Boston  Bearcat,  Battling 
Johnson,  George  Christian,  Jack  Koehn,  Joe 
Bonds,  Dan  Ketchel,  Bob  York;  1917,  Al  Nor- 
ton, Charlie  Miller;  1918,  Homer  Smith,  Jim 
Flynn,  Bill  Brennan,  Bull  Sadee,  Tom  Riley, 
Dan  Ketchel,  Arthur  Pelky,  Kid  McCarthy,  Bob 
Dever,  Porky  Flynn,  Fred  Fulton,  Terry  Keller, 
Jack  Moran,  Battling  Levinsky,  Porky  Flynn, 
Carl  Morris,  Gunboat  Smith;  1919,  Big  Jack 
Hickey,  Kid  Harris,  Kid  Henry,  Eddie  Smith, 
Tony  Drake,  Jess  Willard  (for  heavyweight 
championship)  ;  1920,  Billy  Miske,  Bill  Bren- 
nan ;  1921,  Georges  Carpentier ;  1923,  Luis 
Firpo ;  1927,  Jack  Sharkey.  Knocked  Out  By: 
1917,  Jim  Flynn.  No  Decisions:  1918,  Billy 
Miske.  Draiv:  1915-1G,  Jack  Downey,  Johnny 
Sudenberg,  Andy  Malloy ;  1917,  Willie  Meehan. 
Lost:  1915-16,  Jack  Downey;  1918,  Willie  Mee- 
han; 1926,  Gene  Tunney  (lost  title)  ;  1927,  Gene 
Tunney.  Won  From:  1915-16,  Johnny  Suden- 
berg, Terry  Keller,  Andre  Anderson,  Wild  Burt 
Kenney,  John  Lester  Johnson;  1917,  Willie 
Meehan,  Bob  McAlister,  Gunboat  Smith,  Carl 
Morris;  1918,  Carl  Morris  (foul);  1923,  Tom 
Gibbons. 


Present  Occupation:  Realtor  and  sportsman. 
Married:  Twice  married.  Maxine  Cates,  Farm- 
ington,  Utah,  November  9,  1916 ;  Estelle  Taylor, 
San  Diego,  California,  February  7,  1925.  Ad- 
dress: Barbara   Hotel,   Los  Angeles,  California. 

DENNIS,  WILLIAM  ANDREW,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  25,  1888.  Son  of  Charles 
Henry  and  Leonnelle  (Wilson)  Dennis.  Ed. : 
Univ.  of  111.,  1907;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1911. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(runner-up,  high  jump,  Harvard-Yale  meet, 
1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Edgar  County  Natl.  Farm  Loan  Asso. ;  dir.  Ed- 
gar County  Farm  Bureau  Supply  Co.,  vice-pres. 
Edgar  County  Farm  Bureau ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi ; 
Pi  Eta;  Paris  C.C.  Married:  Dorothy  Samruy, 
1915.  Children :  Barbara,  age  11 ;  Herbert,  age 
9;  Dorothy,  age  3;  Elizabeth,  age  3.  Address: 
R.F.D.  No.  1,  Paris,  111. 

DENNY,  COLLINS,  football.  Born:  Win- 
chester, Va.,  May  28,  1854.  Son  of  William  R. 
and  Margaret  Ann  (Collins)  Denny.  Ed.: 
Shenandoah  Valley  Acad.,  Winchester  (Va.)  ; 
Princeton  A.B.,  1876;  A.M.,  1879;  LL.B,  Univ. 
of  Va.,  1877;  1891,  grad.  in  schs.  of  English 
and  philosophy. 

Record:  1872-76,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
(Capt.,   1876). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bishop  of  the  M.E.  So. 
Church.  Military  Service:  Mem.  of  the  Va. 
State  Council  of  Defense ;  mem.  of  the  Va.  War 
History  Comm.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi; 
Phi  Delta  Phi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Married: 
Lucy  Chase  Chapman,  1881.  Children:  Mar- 
garet, age  46;  Elizabeth,  age  44;  William,  age 
40;  Edith  Allan,  age  38;  Lucy  Chase,  age  35. 
Address:  1619  Park  Ave.,  Richmond,  Va. 


DEPEW,  GANSON,  mem.  exec.  comm.  U.  S. 
Golf  Asso.  Bom:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  6,  1866. 
Son  of  Wm.  B.  and  Helen  (Ganson)  Depew. 
Ed.:  Public  Sch.,  Central  H.  Sch.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1885-90,  Western  N.  Y.  singles  and 
doubles  tennis  champ.  1902-06,  mem.  European 
champ,  curling  team  (St.  Moritz,  Switzerland). 
1920,  pres.  Buffalo  Dis.  Golf  Asso.  1922-28,  1st 
v.  pres.  N.  Y.  State  Golf  Asso.  1928,  mem. 
exec,  comm.,  U.  S.  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Affiliations:  Buf- 
falo A.C;  N.  Y.  State  Golf  Asso.;  U.  S.  Golf 
Asso. ;  Buffalo  Dis.  Golf  Asso. ;  League  of  Lower 
Lakes  (hon.  life  pres.);  Masons;  Shrine;  Ro- 
tary; East  Aurora  C.C.  (hon.  life  mem.)  ;  Buf- 
falo Golf  C. ;  Springville  G.C. ;  Tri-county  G.C. ; 
C.C.  of  Buffalo ;  Park  C. ;  Buffalo  Saturn ;  Wa- 
nakah  C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Carrie  Gor- 
don  Ransom,    Sept.    30,    1915.      Children:   Mrs. 


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Bdw.  de  Cernea.  Office:  1524  Marine  Trust 
Bldg.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  165  Summer  St., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


DERBY,  SYLVESTER  RANDALL,  football. 
Born:  Lemont,  111.,  Feb.  13,  1892.  Son  of  Syl- 
vester Otis  and  Emogene  (Robinson)  Derby. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  111.,  1915. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1912-13-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  var- 
sity F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (mem.  "Big  Nine" 
cbamp.  F.B.  team,  1914).  1915-16,  ath.  dir. 
Lombard  Coll.  1916-17,  atb.  dir.,  Benton  Harbor 
H.  Scb.  1918,  ath.  dir.  Nantucket  Section,  U.S. 
Navy.  1919-21,  atb.  dir.  Lake  Forest  Univ. 
1919-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official.  1921-22,  F.B. 
and  track  coacb,  Univ.  of  Dela.  1922-23,  mem. 
Public  Ath.  League  Staff,  Baltimore,  Md.  1922- 
25,  umpire-in-chief,  East.  Shore  B.B.  League 
(umpire  Five  States  Series,  1923-24).  1923-24, 
ath.  dir.  Laurel  H.  Sch.  1926,  umpire,  N.  Y.-Pa. 
League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.  Navy,  1917;  comnd.  ensign  U.  S. 
N.R.F.,  1918;  routing  officer,  Martha's  Vine- 
yard Island ;  commanding  officer  U.S.C.D.  No. 
94 ;  commanding  officer  U.S.S.  Wm.  F.  Green ; 
commanding  officer,  U.S.  submarine  chasers  No. 
138  and  232.  Affiliations:  Standard  Collegiate 
Supplies  Co.  (Sec);  Natl.  F.B.  coaches  Asso. ; 
Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials;  Mason; 
Illus  (Unif.  of  111.).  Office:  224  E.  Wash.  St., 
Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Home:  1013  Westcott  St.,  Syra- 
cuse, N.  Y. 


DERING,  GUY  VARNUM,  trap  shooting. 
Born:  Columbus,  Wis.,  Sept.  28,  1872.  Son  of 
Oscar  M.  and  Sarah  Jane  (Vance)  Dering.  Ed.: 
St.  Johns  Mil.  Acad.   (Delafield,  Wis.)   1892. 

Record:  Won  Wis.  State  Shoot  (6  yrs.).  1910, 
won  U.  S.  amateur  champ.,  Grand  Amer.  handi- 
cap (Chicago).  1916,  won  U.S.  doubles  champ. 
(Chicago).  1927,  won  "B"  class  champ,  (broke 
200  straight)  ;  won  U.  S.  amateur  champ.  (200 
straight,  run  of  455  straight),  Grand  Amer. 
handicap    (Vandalia,   O.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal,  grain  and  bldg.  ma- 
terial. Affiliations:  Pres.  and  life  mem.  Ama- 
teur Trapshooters  Asso.  of  U.  S.  and  Canada; 
dir.  111.  and  Wis.  Coal  Merch.  Asso. ;  dir.  farm- 
ers and  Merch.  Union  Bk.  (Columbus,  Wis.)  ; 
Columbus  Gun  C. ;  Milwaukee  Gun  C. ;  Lincoln 
Pk.  Gun  C.  (Chicago);  Masons  (32°);  K.P. 
Office:  Columbus,  Wis.    Home:  Columbus,  Wis. 


Record:  1920-24,  Cen.  St.  Marys  Prep.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1924-25,  Cen.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26,  Cen.  Loyola  Coll. 
F.B.  team;  mem.  Loyola  Coll.  B.B.  team  (AU- 
Md.  Cen.  F.B.).  1926-27,  Cen.  Loyola  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams;  mem.  All-East.  F.B.  team  (All- 
Md.  Cen.  F.B.).    1927-28,  capt.  Loyola  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Loyola 
Ath.  Asso. ;  Loyola  Varsity  C. ;  George  Jenkins 
Debating  Soc. ;  Loyola  Literary  C. ;  The  Latin 
C. ;  The  Circle.  Address:  317  E.  12th  St.,  Ches- 
ter, Pa. 

DESAUTELS,  EDMOND  LEONDDE,  baseball 
hockey  and  football.  Born:  Charlotte,  Vt.,  July 
2,  1894.  Son  of  Moses  J.  and  Agnes  (Duhamel) 
Desautels.  Ed.:  Nazareth  Sch.  (Burlington, 
Vt.)  ;  St.  Ann's  (Fall  River,  Mass.)  ;  St.  Laurent 
(Montreal,  C.)  ;  Durfee  H.  S.  (Fall  River)  ; 
D.M.D.,  Tuft's  Coll.  Dental  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  Mem.  H.S.  and  Industrial  League  B.B. 
teams.  1910-11,  mem.  St.  Laurent  Coll.  hockey 
team.  1911-13,  mem.  Durfee  H.S.  hockey  team. 
1912-13,  mem.,  Durfee  H.S.  F.B.  team.  1913-15, 
mem.  Tuft's  Coll.  hockey  team.  1914-16,  F.B.  of- 
ficial H.S.  and  Prep.  Schs.  1921-25,  F.B.  coach 
St.  Michaels  Coll.  (Winooki,  Vt.).  1924-27,  Cen- 
tral Bd.  F.B.  official  (referee  Univ.  Vt.).  1928, 
coach  Univ.  of  Vt.  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Record:  En- 
listed 1st  Lt,  D.  C,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;'  6  Vic- 
tory Medal  clasps ;  discharged,  1919  ;  rank  maj. ; 
D.O.R.C.  Affiliations:  State  and  Natl.  Dental 
Socs. ;  K.C. ;  B.P.O.E.  Hobby:  Football  and  mil. 
training.  Married:  Abbie  Blanche  Limoges. 
Children:  Bernard  Noel,  age  7;  Claire  Barbara, 
age  6.  Office:  4  E.  Allen  St.,  Winooki,  Vt. 
Home:  65  E.  Spring  St.,  Winooki,  Vt. 

DEVEREUX,  ALVIN,  pres.  I.C.  Polo  Asso. 
Born:  Glenwood  Springs,  Colo.,  Dec.  11,  1889. 
Son  of  Walter  B.  and  Mary  (Gregory)  Dever- 
eux.  Ed.:  Lit.B.,  Princeton,  1912;  LL.B.,  Har- 
vard Law  Sch.,  1915. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Glenwood  (Colo.)  Polo 
Club  team.  1923-28,  pres.  Princeton  Univ.  Polo 
Asso.  1924-28,  pres.  I.C.  Polo  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
Served  as  major,  304th  F.A.,  77th  Div.,  A.E.F., 
1918.  Affiliation:  Mem.  Shattuck,  Bangs  and 
Winant.  Clubs:  Rockaway  Hunting;  Prince- 
ton ;  Down  Town ;  Racquet  and  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Virginia  W.  Hagen,  June  26,  1922.  Office: 
42  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  125  E. 
81st  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


DESMOND,  JAMES  LAWRENCE,  football. 
Born:  Chester,  Pa.,  Aug.  21,  1904.  Son  of 
Daniel  P.  and  Katherine  (Kelly)  Desmond.  Ed. : 
St.  Mary's  Prep ;  St.  Mary's  Coll. ;  Loyola  Coll., 
Balto. ;  A.B.,  Loyola  Coll.,  Balto.,  1928. 


DE  SD30UR,  HENRI  L.  J.,  mem.  basketball 
and  baseball  teams  Yale  Univ.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Dec.  26,  1899.  Son  of  J.  H.  and  Mary 
(Clagett)  de  Sibour.  Ed.:  St.  George's  Sch. 
(Newport,  R.  I.),  1919;  Yale,  1923. 


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Record:  1915-19,  mem.  St.  George's  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1920-21-22,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  teams  (champs.).  1924- 
25-26-27,  mem.  Racquet  Club  squash  team(  capt., 
1925-26-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builder ;  pres.  de  Sibour 
Construction  Co.  War  Record:  Student  flight 
officer  U.S.N.R.,  stationed  at  Great  Lakes,  111. 
Affiliations:  Yale  A.C. ;  Psi  Upsilon;  Wolf's 
Head  (Yale).  Clubs:  Yale;  Racquet;  Chevy 
Chase  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Mary  Bickers.  Children:  Marie  Helen,  infant. 
Office:  Investment  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
Woodside  Pk.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

DE  SIBOUR,  JULES  HENRI,  football.  Born: 
Paris,  France,  Dec.  23,  1872.  Son  of  Count  and 
Mary  L.   (Johnson)  de  Sibour.    Ed.:  A.B.  Yale, 

1896. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1926, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  ;  pres.  of  Yale  Navy ;  with 
Yale  crew  at  Henley  (Eng.).  Mem.  Chevy  Chase 
G.C.,  competing  in  Middle  Atlantic  tournaments. 
Mem.  Paul  Smith's  B.B.  team  (3  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect,  De  Sibour  Constr. 
Co.  Naval  Service:  Consulting  architect  Bureau 
of  Yds.  and  Docks,  additons  and  alterations 
U.S.N.  Acad.  Affiliations:  Yale  Ath.  Asso.  "Y" 
C. ;  Psi  Upsilon;  Beta  Chapter  (Yale);  Skull 
and  Bones.  Clubs:  Pres.  Racquet  C.  (Wash., 
D.  C.)  ;  Chevy  Chase  C;  Metropolitan  C. ;  Alibi 
C. ;  Burning  Tree  C. ;  Yale  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Racquet 
C.  (N.  Y.).  Married:  Margaret  M.  Clagett. 
Children:  Henri  L.  J.,  age  26;  Jacques  Blaise, 
age  23 ;  Jean  Raymond,  age  16.  Office:  1107  In- 
vestment Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1529  29th 
St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

DEVINE,  AUBREY  ALVIN,  Ail-American 
quarterback,  1921.  Born:  Des  Moines,  la.,  Nov. 
21,  1897.  Son  of  Wm.  Samuel  and  Elizabeth 
(Forman)  Devine.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch.  (Des 
Moines,  la.);  Univ.  of  la.,  A.B.,  1922;  LL.B., 
1924. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.).  1919-21,  mem.  la.  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1919,  All-State  q.b.  1920-21,  high 
scorer,  Big  Ten  F.B.  conf.  (won  Big  Ten  medal, 
1921).     1921,  All-Amer.  q.b. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Univ.  of  S.  Calif. ; 
atty.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.  Marines, 
June,  1918;  discharged  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Elks ;  Mason ;  Holly- 
wood A.C. ;  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Girard  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Catherine  Hamilton, 
Oct.  7,  1922.  Children:  Betty  Jeanne,  age  4, 
Aubrey  Alvin,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  420  Hollings- 
worth  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  481  S. 
Los  Robles,  Pasadena,  Calif. 


DEVINE,  GLENN  D.,  mem.  Iowa  State  Univ. 
football  team  West,  and  Big  Ten  champ.  Born: 
Des  Moines,  la.,  Oct.  22,  1895.  Son  of  W.  M. 
and  E.  V.  (Foreman)  Devine.  Ed.:  B.A.,  la. 
State  Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  la.  State  Univ.  F.B. 
team;  mem.  first  All-State  F.B.  teams.  1921, 
mem.  la.  State  Univ.  West,  and  "Big  Ten" 
Champ.  F.B.  team.  1922-27,  coach  Parsons 
Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  Gun- 
nery sergt.,  U.S.M.C,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Nu ;  Internat.  Rotary ;  Natl.  Coaches 
Asso. ;  la.  Conf.  Asso.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Mar- 
ried: Marion  E.  Kerr,  June  30,  1920.  Children: 
George  Kerr,  age  6;  Glenn  Daniel,  Jr.,  age  4. 
Office:  Parsons  Coll.,  Fairfield,  la.  Home:  910 
S.  Fourth  St.,  Fairfield,  la. 

DEVORE,  LELAND  S.,  mem.  Walter  Camp's 
All-American  football  team,  1911-12.  Born: 
Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Jan.  9,  1889.  Son  of  James 
H.  and  Ada    (Swarts)    Devore.     Ed.:  U.S.M.A. 

Record:  1908-09-10-11-12,  mem.  U.S.M.A  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1912).  1911-12  mem.  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  teams.  1908-09-10-11-12- 
13,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  B.B.  team.  1912-13,  won 
U.S.M.A.  boxing  champ.;  won  U.S.M.A.  wrest- 
ling champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  U.S.  Army.  War  Rec- 
ord: Regular  Army,  1908-28;  Mex.  border  ser- 
vice, 1914-16 ;  Pershing  Punitive  Expdn.  in 
Mex.,  1916-17;  A.E.F.,  1917-19.  Affiliations: 
Masons  (32°);  Shrine;  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby: 
Motors.  Married:  Genevieve  Welty,  June  25, 
1913.  Child:  Leland  S.,  Jr.,  age  14.  Address: 
A.G.D.,  U.S.A.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

DEWAR,  DR.  HERBERT,  football.  Born: 
Huston  Run,  Pa.,  Nov.  27,  1888.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam R.  and  Martha  L.  Dewar.  Education: 
Calif.  Normal,  W.  &  J.  Coll.,  University  of 
Pittsburgh. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh 
football  team ;  1910,  picked  as  all-state  quarter- 
back; 1911,  picked  as  all-state  halfback;  1920, 
class  champ  at  Pa.  state  shoot  (Harrisburg). 
Won  many  bowling,  golf  and  trap  shooting 
matches. 

Present  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Record: 
Mem.,  A.E.F.,  served  21  mons.  overseas;  dis- 
charged as  Capt.  80th.  Div.  Affiliations:  I.O.O.F. 
Maltas,  Amer.  Legion,  40  &  8  (pres.)  Boro 
Council,  Loughiogheny  C.  C.  Hobby:  Bowl- 
ing, hunting,  trapshooting  and  bird  dogs.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Wylie,  July  9,  1920.  Home: 
Elizabeth,  Pa. 

DEWHURST,  EDWARD  B.,  tennis.  Born: 
Sydney,  Australia,  Apr.  7,  1870.  Son  of  Ar- 
thur and  Emma  (Owen)  Dewhurst.    Ed.:  Univ. 


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of   Sydney    (Australia)  ;   D.D.S.,   Univ.   of  Pa., 
1906. 

Record:  1895,  doubles  tennis  champ,  of  Aus- 
tralia. 1903-05,  U.S.A.  I.C.  singles  champ.  1904- 
07,  Pa.  state  singles  tennis  champ.  1904-08, 
Pa.  state  doubles  tennis  champ.  1905,  Me. 
state  tennis  champ ;  Ohio  state  tennis  champ ; 
indoor  Natl,  tennis  champ,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
golf  and  cricket  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dental  surgeon.  Affilia- 
tions: Bd.  of  Govs.;  Art  Club;  Huntingdon  Val- 
ley C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ethel  Grannan, 
1910.  Office:  1906  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  2050  Pine  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

DE  WINDT,  HEYLIGER,  football.  Bom: 
Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  3,  1890.  Son  of  Heyliger 
Adams  and  Bertha  (Mandell)  de  Windt..  Ed.: 
Milton  Acad.  (Milton,  Mass.)  ;  Harvard,  1912. 

Record:-  1908,  mem.  Milton  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  hockey  teams  (mem.  All-Boston  Private 
Sch.  F.B.  team).  1909,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
hockey  and  track  teams ;  mgr.  Harvard  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1910-11,  mgr.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1911-28,  F.B.  official  in  Middle  West 
and  East. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
in  Tank  Corps ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  as  sgt. 
Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  officials.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  philately.  Married:  Clara  Swigart. 
Office:  Great  Barrington,  Mass.  Home:  15 
Castle  Hill  Ave.,  Great  Barrington,  Mass. 


throwing  record,  164'10".  1903,  holder  I.C.  16- 
lb.  hammer-throwing  record,  168'4".  1904,  coach 
Princeton  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Pres,  Natl.  Bag  Corp.  (N.  Y.)  ;  dir.  Trion  Co., 
Trion  (Ga.)  ;  dir.  Ware  Shoals  Mfg.  Co.,  Ware 
Shoals  (S.  C.)  ;  Univ.  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Princeton  C. 
(N.  Y.)  ;  Union  League  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Fairfield 
C.C.,  Fairfield  (Conn.).  Married:  Elise  Casey, 
Nov.  15,  1915.  Office:  271  Madison  Ave.,  New 
York,  N.  Y.    Home:  Fairfield,  Conn. 


DE  WITT,  LESLIE,  tennis.  Born:  Lyons, 
Kan.,  May  14,  1894.  Son.  of  B.  W.  and  Lizzie 
(Stoddard)  D^  Witt.    Ed.:  Wichita  H.  S.,  1913. 

Record:  1913,  won  Wichita  Handicap  Tourna- 
ment (tennis).  1916-19,  1921-27,  won  Wichita 
City  Tennis  Tournament.  1919-25,  won  Open 
Kan.  tennis  doubles.  1921-23,  won  West.  Kan. 
tennis  champ,  tournament.  1922-23,  won  West. 
Kan.  doubles.  1923-27,  won  Kan.  State  tennis 
tournament.  1924  and  '27,  in  semi-finals  Colo- 
rado State  tennis  tournament.  1926,  runner-up 
Kan.  Open  tennis  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  store.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  May,  1918;  discharged  Dec,  1919. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Melba  Dodd.  Dec.  1, 
1924.  Children:  Leslie,  Jr.  Office:  2226  E. 
Douglas  St.,  Wichita,  Kan.  Home:  2821  E. 
Kellogg  St.,  Wichita,  Kan. 


DEWITT,  CARLTON  ELRA,  football.  Bom: 
Waukon,  Iowa,  Feb.  9,  1904.  Son  of  Carl  C.  and 
Mable  (Jones)  DeWitt.  Ed.:  Waukon  H.  Sch.; 
Coe  Coll. 

Record:  Capt.  Waukon  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  in 
Jr.  yr.  Mem.  Coe  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Coe  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1926,  tackle 
Eckersall's  2nd  All- West.  F.B.  team ;  All-Amer. 
mention  by  Eckersall.  1926-27,  made  Mid-West. 
Conf.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "W" 
C,  Waukon  (la.)  ;  Clan  of  C,  Coe  Coll.  ;Phi  Alpha 
Pi.  Hobby:  Reading  good  literature.  Married: 
Harriett  Hayward  May,  Aug.  6,  1927.  Office: 
1113  2nd  Ave.  E.,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa.  Home: 
Waukon,  Iowa. 

DEWITT,  JOHN  RIEGEL,  football  and  ham- 
mer thrower.  Born:  Phillipsburg,  N.  J.,  Oct.  29, 
1881.  Son  of  Silas  W.  and  Ella  E.  (Riegel) 
DeWitt.  Ed. :  Lawrenceville  Sch.,  Lawrenceville 
(N.  J.)  ;  A.B.  Princeton,  1904. 

Record :  1898-99,  capt.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1901-02-03,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(capt.  1903).  1901-04,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team.  1902-03,  chosen  by  Walter  Camp  All- 
Amer.  guard.     1902,   holder   I.C.   16-lb.  hammer 


DEYO,  WILLIAM  HOORNBEEK,  baseball. 
Born:  Ellen ville,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  19,  1895.  Son  of 
George  and  Nora  (Bates)  Deyo.  Ed.:  Peddie 
Inst.,  1912;  Lit.B.,  Princeton,  1916;  Harvard 
Univ.,   1917. 

Record:  1911-12,  pitcher  Peddie  Inst.  B.B. 
team.  (Won  I.C.  champs.).  1913,  pitched 
Princeton  freshman  B.B.  team.  (Estab.  record 
for  unbeaten  freshman  team).  1914-15,  pitched 
Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team ;  pitched  every 
Yale  and  Harvard  game  played.  1916,  coach 
Princeton  freshman  B.B.  team.  1917,  coach 
Harvard  battery  B.B.  team ;  camp  ath.  officer. 
1918-19,  pitched  A.E.F.  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  treas.  and  gen.  mgr. 
Anniston  Foundry  Co.,  Anniston  (Ala.).  War 
Service:  1st  Lt.  49th  Inf.  overseas,  June,  1918, 
Mar.  1919.  Clubs:  Princeton  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Annis- 
ton C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  baseball.  Married: 
Anne  Tyler.  Children:  William  Tyler,  age  9. 
Address:  Box  78,  Anniston,  Ala. 


DIAMOND,  EDWARD  JOSEPH,  haseball. 
Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Mar.  30,  1898.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Fannie  (Matheis)  Diamond.  Ed.: 
Peabody  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh;  A.B., 
Yale,  1920. 


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Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Peabody  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (all-Scholastic  1st  baseman).  1919- 
20,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team  (team  "Big 
Three"  champs.,  1919 ;  All-East.  1st  baseman, 
1920).  Mem.  Yale  boxing  team.  1921,  B.B. 
coach  Shady   Side  Acad.    (Pittsburgh,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant ;  sec.-treas.  J.  Dia- 
mond Co.,  optical  merchants.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Yale  training  unit;  comnd.  Lt.  F.A.,  Sept. 
5,  1918,  Camp  Jackson,  S.C.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Lambda  Phi.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Blanche  Florence  Wiener,  Apr.  27,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Edward  Joseph,  age  4.  Office:  537  Pa. 
Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  6451  Monitor  St., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

DICKENS,  THOMAS  VERNON,  football. 
Born:  Springfield,  Mo.,  Oct.  16,  1899.  Son  of 
Samuel  Thomas  and  Jennie  (Harrington)  Dick- 
ens. Education:  Lacrosse  H.  Sch.,  Lacrosse, 
Wis.,  1916;  Chestnut  Hill  Acad.,  Chestnut  Hill, 
Pa.,  1917;  Ph.  D.  Yale,  1921. 

Record:  1916,  mem.,  Chestnut  Hill  Acad. 
F.B.  team,  champ,  of  Phila.  district ;  1917,  mem., 
Chestnut  Hill  Acad.  Bskt.  B.  and  B.  B.  teams; 
mem.,  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team ;  1918,  mem., 
Yale  water  polo  team ;  1919,  honorable  mention, 
Walter  Camp's  "All-American"  team ;  1920,  third 
team,  Walter  Camp's  "All- American" ;  placed  on 
first  teams  of  several  prominent  sports  writers; 
1919-20,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  "Outing"  Maga- 
zine "Roll  of  Honor")  ;  1921,  coach,  Yale  fresh- 
men F.B.  team;  1922-23-24-25,  coached  Law- 
renceville  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  These 
teams  were  the  N.  J.  state  champs,  in  F.  B., 
1922-23-24-25. 

Present  Occupation:  Mem.,  Personnel  Depart- 
ment, Pure  Oil  Co.,  Chicago,  111.  Mil.  Service: 
Yale  R.O.T.C.,  1917;  Yale  S.A.T.C.,  1918.  Affil- 
iations: Amer.  F.B.  Coachers'  Asso.,  Theta  Xi, 
Yale  Clubs  of  N.  Y.  and  Evanston,  111.  Mar- 
ried: Isabella  Maddock,  Nov.  22,  1927.  Office: 
35  E.  Wacker  Drive,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1311 
Chicago  avenue,  Evanston,  111. 

DICKERMAN,  GILBERT  K.,  track.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Sept.  30,  1903.  Son  of  Charles 
K.  and  Mabel  P.  (Stone)  Dickerman.  Ed.: 
Hotchkiss  Sch.,  1921;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1925. 

Record:    1921,    mem.    Hotchkiss    Sch.  track 

team.      1922,    mem.    Princeton   freshman  track 

team.     1923-25,    mem.   Princeton   varsity  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Consolidated  Water 
Power  and  Paper  Co.  Affiliation::  Supt.  Biron 
Paper  Mill;  Quadrangle  Club  (Princeton). 
Address:  Box  173,  Wis.  Rapids,  Wis. 

DICKENSON,  MELVILLE  PIERCE,  football. 
Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  14,  1898.  Son  of  David 
Stephen  and  Hennrietta  (French)  Dickenson. 
Ed.:  Wyo.    Sem. ;   A.B.,   Princeton,   1923. 


Record):  1919-22,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team, 
(champ,  team,  1912).  1919-23,  mem.  Princeton 
Bskt.B.  team  (eapt,  1921-22).  1923,  asst. 
coach,  Princeton  freshman  F.B.  team.  1924, 
asst.   coach,   Princeton   varsity   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec.  Prudential  Ins. 
Co.  Naval  Service:  U.S.N.R.,  1917,  discharged, 
ensign.  Clubs:  "P"  (Princeton);  Nassau; 
Tiger  Inn ;  Springdale  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Sarah  Christy,  Apr.  7,  1923.  Children: 
Irene  Christy,  age  3 ;  Melville  Pierce,  infant. 
Office:  Bank  St.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home:  West- 
cott  St.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

DICKERSON,  SPENCER  C,  track.  Born: 
Austin,  Tex.,  Dec.  7,  1870.  Son  of  Patrick  and 
Eliza  (Robinson)  Dickerson.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago, B.S.,  1897,  M.D.,  1901. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
1st.  Lt.,  M.C.,  8th  111.  N.G. ;  Mexican  Border 
service,  1916;  Capt,  M.G.,  370th  Inf.,  U.S.A. ; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  at  present,  Maj.  M.C.  8th  Inf.,  111. 
N.G.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha  Psi ;  Appomatox 
Club  (Dir.)  ;  Chicago  Assembly  (Pres.)  ;  Wa- 
bash Ave.  Y.M.C.A.  (mem.  Bd.  of  Management)  ; 
N.A.A.C.P.  (Chicago;  mem.,  Bd.)  ;  Grace  Pres- 
byterian Church  (Pres.,  Bd.,  Trustees)  ;  Staff 
of  Provident  and  Daily  Hospitals ;  Natl.  Med. 
Asso. ;  Chicago  Med.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ; 
Order  of  "C"  (Univ.  of  Chicago).  Hobby:  Out- 
door recreation.  Married:  Daisy  Hunter.  Office: 
3601  S.  State  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  3727  S. 
Parkway  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

DICKEY,  WILLIAM  JAMES,  football.  Born: 
Oakland,  Calif.,  May  10,  1903.  Son  of  W.  J.  and 
Marchise  (Smith)  Dickey.  Ed.:  Pottes  Sch. 
(San  Francisco,  Calif.)  ;  Madera  Union  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Stanford ;  Harvard. 

Record :  1921,  mgr.  Stanford  F.B.  team ;  mem. 
Pac.  Coast  conf.  champ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Lib- 
erty Bank,  (Pala  Alto,  Calif.)  ;  Zeta  Psi.  Ad- 
dress: Livermore  Sanitarium,  Livermore,  Calif. 

DICKINSON,  ALEXANDER,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Mar.  29, 
1871.  Son  of  Alexander  and  Elizabeth  (Jag- 
gart)  Dickinson.  Ed.:  Cambridge  Latin  Sch.; 
Harvard,  1894;  Harvard  Law  Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Cambridge  Latin  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1891,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1892,  played  B.B.  with  Boston  A. A.  (dur- 
ing summer).  1892-93-94,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer ;  London  &  Lanca- 
shire Indemnity  Co.  (claims  attorney)  ;  Toplis 
&  Harding,  Inc.  (claims  attorney).  Clubs:  Seat- 
tle  G.C;    Seattle    Tennis;    Seattle  Coll.    Club; 


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Harvard  Club  (Seattle)  ;  Seniors'  N.  West.  Golf 
Asso.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Juliet  Wylie,  Sept. 
3,  1920.  Office:  911  Lowman  Bldg.,  Seattle, 
Wash.  Home:  12S  Harvard  Ave.,  N.,  Seattle, 
Wash. 


DICKSON,  RAY  C,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Deta,  la.,  July  23,  1897.  Son  of  E.  M.  and  Jennie 
(Athearn)  Dickson.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  Fla.,  1922; 
Phys.  Ed.,  Columbia,  1923. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Univ.  Fla.  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams ;  made  place  kick  of  54  yd. 
against  N.C.  State.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  Fla. 
F.B.  team ;  held  I.S.  punting  record.  2  yrs., 
head  coach  and  ath.  dir.,  Cotner  Coll.  1926, 
backfield  and  punting  coach,  Univ.  Fla.  1927-28, 
ath.  dir.,  coach,  Andrew  Jackson  H.  Sch.,  (Jack- 
sonville, Fla.)  ;  H.  Sch.  won  State  champ. 

Pres.  Occuption:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed 1917  U.S.  Army  Inf.;  dischrged  1919. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  Phi  Epsilon ;  Pi 
Kappa  Delta;  "F"  Club.  Hobby:  Football. 
Office:  Andrew  Jackson  H.  Sch.,  Jacksonville, 
Fla.    Home:  38  E.  25th  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 


DIDDEL,  WILLIAM  H.,  golf.  Born:  India- 
napolis, Ind.,  June  7,  1888.  Son  of  Andrew  J. 
and  Jane  (Hickman)  Diddel.  Education:  Man- 
ual Training  Sch.,  Indianapolis,  A.  B.  Wabash 
Coll.,  1908   (Crawfordsville,  Ind.). 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.,  Wabash  Coll.  B.B., 
team ;  1905,  mem.,  Wabash  Coll.  indoor  track 
team;  1906-07-08,  mem.,  Wabash  Coll.  Bskt.  B. 
team  (this  team  defeated  all  colls,  played  from 
1905-08  with  the  exception  of  Purdue  in  1906)  ; 
1905-06-07-10-12,  amateur  champ.  Ind.  Golf 
Asso.;  1909-10-11-27,  champ.  Highland  Golf  and 
Country  Club  (Indianapolis)  ;  1910-16,  mem., 
West  Conf.  Bskt.  B.  Officials;  1912-13,  champ. 
Riverside  Golf  Club;  1915-16,  champ.  Cen.  Golf 
Asso.,  grad.  mgr.,  athletics,  Wabash  Coll. ;  1927, 
champ.  Indianapolis  Country  Club  and  Meridian 
Hills  Country  Club. 

Present  Occupation:  Golf  architect.  Affilia- 
tions: Rotary  Club  (Indianapolis),  Meridian 
Hills  C.  C,  Indianapolis  C.  C,  Highland  G.  and 
C.  C.  Married:  Kathryn  Brubeck.  Children: 
Jane,  age  13;  Judith,  age  8.  Office:  206  Hume 
Mansur  Bldg.,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  Home:  4114 
Carrollton  Ave.,  Indianapolis.,  Ind. 


DIEPENBROCK,  HAROLD  G.,  track.  Born: 
Red  Wing,  Minn.,  Nov.  25,  1892.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  W.  J.  Diepenbrock.  Ed.:  Red  Wing  H. 
Sch.,  1910;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1916. 

Record :  1908-10,  mem.  Red  Wing  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1909,  mem.  Red  Wing  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross-country 
team,    (Big  Ten  conf.  champ.,  1914). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  Schs.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Alpha  Zeta;  "M"  club, 
(Univ.  of  Minn.).  Married:  Florence  Ulm,  Aug. 
31,  1917.  Children:  John,  age  5.  Office:  Henning, 
Minn.    Home:  Red  Wing,  Minn. 

DIETZE,  CARL  EDGAR,  baseball.  Born: 
Wausau,  Wis.,  Dec.  20,  1886.  Son  of  M.  M.  and 
Alvina  (Puis)  Dietze.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  A.B., 
1913;  LL.B.,  1915;  C.P.A.,  1917. 

Record:  1906,  capt.  H.S.  B.B.  team.  1908, 
Mgr.  Mayville  B.B.  team.  1911-15,  Official  of 
wt.  events  at  track  meets,  Univ.  of  Wis.  1912- 
13,  mem.  Athl.  Bd.  and  chrmn.  Intermural 
Sports  Com.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  1913,  Mgr.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.  B.B.  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Summer  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1914,  Mgr.  and  player,  Law  Sch. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney  and  C.P.A.  Mil. 
Service:  Cost  Acct,  Federal  Trade  Comn.,  Claim 
Adjuster,  War  Dept.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres., 
Burleigh  Realty  Co.;  Wis.  Investment  Co.;  Phi 
Alpha  Delta  Bldg  Corp.,  ( Secy-Treas. )  ;  Ma- 
sons ;  Milwaukee  City  C  ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta  ;  Beta 
Gamma  Sigma  ;  Milwaukee  Accts.  Soc. ;  Wis.  Soc. 
C.P.A. ;  Amer.  Soc.  C.P.A. ;  Milwaukee  Cty.  and 
State  Bar  Asso.;  Milwaukee  "W"  C,  (Treas.)  ; 
Mayville  H.  S.  Alumni  Asso.,  (Pres.).  Hobby: 
Baseball,  Golf  and  Walking.  Office:  209  Wis. 
Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  561  Bradford 
Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

DIFFENBAUGH,  GEORGE,  golf.  Born: 
York,  Pa.,  Feb.  22,  1901.  Son  of  Harry  and  Car- 
rie (Knour)  Diffenbaugh.  Ed.:  Towson  H.  Sch. 
(Baltimore,  Md.). 

Record :  1919,  started  playing  golf.  1924,  won 
P.G.A.  golf  champ.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  runner- 
up  in  Md.  State  tournament.  1926-27,  won  P.G.A. 
champ.  (Adirondack  Mts.)  ;  asst.  pro.,  Saranac 
Inn.,  G.C.,  N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  instr.  Clubs:  Saranac 
Inn.  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  riding.  Office:  Arca- 
dia, 14th  and  Park  Rd.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  222  7th  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

DIGGES,  REID  W.,  football  and  golf.  Born: 
Richmond,  Va.,  Dec.  19,  1898.  Son  of  Isaac  and 
Elizabeth  (Watlington)  Digges.  Ed.:  Richmond 
Acad.,  1916 ;  Univ.  of  Richmond,  1918 ;  Univ.  of 
N.  C,  1921 ;  Univ.  of  Va.,  1923 ;  George  Wash. 
Univ.,   1924. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Richmond  F.B. 
team.  1927,  won  Town  and  C.C.  golf  tourna- 
ment (score,  71)  ;  runner-up  in  Sherwood  For- 
est invitation  tournament ;  tied  for  2nd  place, 
Md.  C.C.  golf  tournament;  Indian  Springs  Club 
champ. ;  Dist.  of  Columbia  amateur  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt,  Battery  C,  35th  Regt.  Coast  Arty.;  1918- 
20;     Affiliations:  Kappa   Sigma;  Alpha  Kappa 


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Psi;  Indian  Springs  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Margaret  Russel.  Children:  Reid  W., 
Jr.  Office:  1406  4%  St.,  S.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  2551  17th  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


DIGGS,  MARSHALL  RAMSEY,  track  Born: 
Paris,  Tenn.,  Nov.  7,  1888.  Son  of  Robert  A.  and 
Anna  (Sauls)  Diggs.  Ed.:  Epworth  Univ.,  1910; 
LL.B.,  Yale,  1913. 

Record:  190609,  mem.  Epworth  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1909).  1912-13,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (won  1st  place,  broad  jump,  Yale- 
Princeton  meet,  1912 ;  runner-up,  broad  jump, 
Yale-Harvard  and  I.  C.  meets,  1912 ;  runner-up, 
broad  jump,  Yale-Harvard  meet,  1913). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.,  Vice-Pres.,  Walroven 
Book  Cover  Go. ;  Dir.,  Walroven  Bros.,  Co.  Mil. 
Service:  Entered  2nd  O.T.  Camp,  Leon  Springs, 
Tex.,  Aug.,  1917;  comnd.  1st  Lt,  Co.  A.  360th 
Inf.,  Nov.,  1917;  comnd.  Capt.,  Inf.  U.S.A.,  May 
1918;  discharged,  Mar.  1919.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; K.T. ;  Shrine;  Kildeer  C.C.  (Chicago,  111.). 
Married:  Alice  Thomas  Muse,  Nov.  7,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Helen  Howard,  age  6;  Marshall  R.,  Jr., 
age  2.  Office:  1509  Caruth  St.,  Dallas,  Tex. 
Home:  702  N.  Glasgow  Dr.,  Dallas,  Tex. 


DIGNAN,  THOMAS  S.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  19,  1902.  Son  of 
Thomas  H.  and  Margaret  (Casker)  Dignan.  Ed. 
Yonkers  H.  Sch. ;  Mercersburg  Acad. ;  B.S., 
Princeton,   1926. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
1924-26,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team,  (capt., 
1926).  1926-28,  head  coach  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
F.B.,  Baskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Tiger  Mu ;  "P"  club,  (Princeton); 
Lake  Placid  Club;  Springdale  G.C.  Hobby: 
Horses.  Married:  Helen  Mard,  July  29,  1926. 
Children:  Thomas  S.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Law- 
renceville Sch.,  Lawrenceville,  N.  J.  Home: 
24  Murray  PI.,  Princeton,  N.  J.  . 


DIKEMAN,  EDWIN  JAY,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Goshen,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  15,  1905.  Son  of  E.  J.  and 
Henrietta  (Coleman)  Dikeman.  Ed.:  B.S. 
Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track 
team.  1925,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team. 
1926,  broke  Princeton  broad  jump  record,  23  ft. 
7%  in. ;  1st  place  in  Yale-Harvard  meets  in 
broad  jump;  3rd  place  I.C.  broad  jump;  1st 
place  in  Oxford  -  Cambridge  -  Princeton  -  Cornell 
broad  jump,  Stamford  Bridge  (London)  ;  1st 
place  in  Paris  champs,  broad  jump;  2nd  place 
in  Internatl.  meet  at  Paris  broad  jump.  1927, 
1st  place  in  Jr.  Metropolitan  champs,  broad 
jump,  broke  record  for  this  meet,  23  ft  y^-in. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  Salesman,  Bankers 
Trust  Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.  Reserve  Corps. 
Clubs:  N.Y.A.C. ;  Princeton  C.  (N.Y.).  Hobby: 
track.  Office:  16  Wall  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  108  Greenrich  Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

DILLARD,  FRANK  ANDERSON,  football. 
Basketball,  Baseball  and  Tennis.  Born:  Spring- 
held,  Mo.,  Nov.  2,  1890.  Son  of  Geo.  E.  and  Sa- 
rah G.  (McGuity)  Dillard.  Ed.:  Drury  Prep. 
Sch.,  1909 ;  B.S.,  Drury  Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.  Drury  Coll.  varsity 
Baskt.B.  team,  (capt.,  1912).  1909-12,  mem. 
Drury  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team,  (picked  All-State 
in  F.B.,  '11  and  '12;  capt.  of  team,  '12)  ;  mem. 
Drury  Coll.  varsity  tennis  team.  1911-13,  Drury 
Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner,  Dillard  Service  Sta- 
tions. Affiliations:  "D"  C,  (Drury  Coll.)  ;  Kap- 
pa Alpha.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Arpha 
Smith,  Aug.  18,  1915.  Children:  Frank  A.,  Jr., 
age  11 ;  Dorothy,  age  4.  Office:  312  Brownville 
Ave.,  Springfield,  Mo.  Home:  595  E.  Walnut 
St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 


DIMPERIO,  PETER  PAUL,  football.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Apr.  14,  1905.  Son  of  Joseph 
and  Mary  (Minadeo)  Dimperio.  Ed.  Fifth  Ave. 
H.  Sch.;  Calif.  Normal  Sch.;  Thiel  Coll. 

Record:  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  5th  Ave.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (Capt.  1924).  1925,  mem.  Calif.  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Thiel  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Boxing  teams ;  mem.  Tri-State  Conf., 
1926;  Recreation  leader  in  Pittsburgh. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  The- 
ta  Kappa  Nu.  Hobby:  Coaching  Aths.  Address: 
119  Tecumseh  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


DINET,  EUGENE  AUGUSTUS,  capt.  Wis. 
Univ.  Varsity  Crew.  Born:  Odell,  111.,  Dec.  28, 
1887.  Son  of  Augustus  E.  and  Katherine  (Mc- 
Allister) Dinet.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1909. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew.  1907-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew, 
(capt.,  '09). 

Pres .  Occupation:  Merchant,  Dinet  &  Co., 
(Treas.),  Joliet,  111.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted 
U.S.N.,  1918;  S.2C;  discharged  Jan.  1919.  Affil- 
iations: Univ.  C,  (Chicago)  ;  Rotary.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Edna  Mathias.  Children,  Bar- 
bara, age  7;  Eugene,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  Joliet, 
111.   Home:  1004  Western  Ave.,  Joliet,  111. 


DINWIDDIE,  MARCUS  W.,  rifle  shooting. 
Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  August  27,  1906.  Son 
of  William  Walter  and  Pauline  (Wright)  Din- 
widdie.  Education:  Central  High  School  (Wash- 
ington, D.  C),  1924;  University  of  Virginia. 


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Record:  1924,  captain  of  Central  High  School 
rifle  team  (High  School  rifle  champion  of  United 
States)  ;  member  of  United  States  Olympic  rifle 
team ;  won  individual  small  bore  re-entry  match 
at  the  International  Matches  in  Rheims,  France. 
1925,  winner  of  National  Rifle  Association  Free 
Rifle  championship,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio ;  won  life 
membership  in  the  National  Rifle  Association 
offered  to  the  college  student  making  high  score 
in  the  President's  match.  1925-27,  rifle  cham- 
pion of  the  Virginia  National  Guard.  1926, 
member  of  the  Dewar  International  small  bore 
team ;  winner  of  the  National  Rifle  Association 
Postal  match. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Chi  Sigma.  Hobby:  Rifle  shooting.  Ad- 
dress.•  109  East  High  Street,  Charlottesville, 
"Virginia. 

DIPUIS,  GLADU  JOHN,  capt.,  Southwestern 
La.  Inst,  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Carancro, 
La.,  Oct.  2,  1905.  Son  of  Charles  and  Helen 
(Prejean)  Dipuis.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Southwestern  Lt. 
Inst.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-22,  capt.  Carancro  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  won  Southwestern  La.  Inst, 
champ,  tournament.  1925-26-27,  mem.  South- 
western La.  Inst.  F.B.  team,  (capt.,  1927).  1925- 
26,  mem.  Southwestern  La.  Inst.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Pi  Alpha;  Demeater  Club;  Neumon  Club; 
S.I.A.A.  Office:  Southwestern  La.  Inst.,  Lafay- 
ette, La.    Home:    1024  St.  John  St., 

DIXON,  WILLIAM  PALMER,  tennis.  Born: 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  19,  1902.  Son  of  William 
H.  and  Josephine  (Williams)  Dixon.  Educa- 
tion: Eton  Coll.,  Eng.,  1915-21.,  A.  B.  Harvard, 
1925. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.,  Harvard  tennis  team. 
1923-24-25,  mem.,  Harvard  squash  racquets 
team  (capt.,  1924-25)  ;  1924,  Mass.  state  squash 
racquets  champ;  1925-26,  squash  racquets 
champ.,  U.S.A. 

Present  Occupation:  Investment  banking, 
J.  Henry  -Schroder  Banking  Corp.  Clubs:  Rac- 
quet and  Tennis  (N.  Y.)  ;  Rockaway  Hunting 
(Cedarhurst,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.)  ;  Harvard  Club, 
(N.  Y.)  Married:  Theodora  Thorpe.  Office:  27 
Pine  St.,  N.Y.C.    Home:  829  Park  Ave.,  N.Y.C. 

DOAK,  CHARLES  GLENN,  baseball.  Born: 
Greensboro,  N.  C,  Oct.  7,  1884.  Son  of  James 
W.  and  Emily  (Watson)  Doak.  Ed.:  Guilford 
Coll.,  (N.C.),  1910. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Guilford  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1907-10.  mem.  Guilford  Coll.  B.B.  team, 
(capt.,  '08-'09).  1908-14,  mem.  Greensboro  prof. 
B.B.  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Guilford  Coll.  Baskt. 
B.  team.  1911-13,  Coach,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Guil- 
ford Coll.     1914-15,  mem.   Charlotte  prof.  B.B. 


team,  (Carolina  Asso.)  ;  Coach,  B.B.  and  Bskt. 
B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C.  1916,  mem.  Charleston  (S.C.) 
prof.  B.B.  team  (So.  Atl.  League).  1916-20, 
Coach,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  Track,  Trinity  Coll. 
1924-28,  Coach,  B.B.,  N.C.  State  Coll.  1925-28, 
Asst.  Instr.  Phys.  Ed. ;  asst.  coach,  Freshmen 
F.B.,  N.C.  State  Coll.  (1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  Coach.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Married:  Frances  Renfrow,  Dec.  26, 
1913.  Children:  Eleanor  Douglas,  age  10; 
Charles  Wilson,  age  7 ;  Robert  Renfrow,  age  6. 
Office:  State  Coll.  Sta.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.  Home: 
305  Calvin  Rd.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

DODGE,  WALTER  JENNINGS,  track.  Born: 
Council  Bluffs,  la.,  Oct.  28,  1889.  Son  of  Charles 
and  Alma  (Jennings)  Dodge.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stan- 
ford, 1913. 

Record:   1912-13,  mem.  Stanford  track  team. 

1912,  2nd  place,  2  mi.  race,  Stanford-Calif,  meet ; 
won  4%-mi.  cross-country  run,  25  min.  6%0  sec. 

1913,  won  2-mi.  race,  10  min.  7  sec,  Stanford- 
Univ.  S.  Calif,  meet ;  hold  record  2-mi.  race,  10 
min.,  Stanford  meet. 

Pre$.  Occupation:  EJlectrical  engr.,  The  Pac. 
T.  and  T.  Co.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Inst,  of  Elec- 
trical Engrs.  Clubs:  Commonwealth ;  Union 
League;  Commercial.  Married:  Elizabeth  G. 
Fisher,  1916.  Children:  Elizabeth  Avery,  Mar- 
gery Bayliss.  Office:  140  New  Montgomery. 
San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  No.  1,  The  Circle, 
Berkeley,  Calif. 

DOHERTY,  JOHN  KENNETH,  Natl.  A.A.U. 
decathlon  champ.  Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  May 
16,  1905.  Son  of  Corbett  W.  and  Elizabeth 
(Rennie)  Doherty.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Coll  of  City  of 
Detroit ;  Univ.  Mich. 

Record:  1926-27,  placed  2nd  in  111.  all-around 
relays.  1926,  placed  4th  in  Penn  relays  decath- 
lon. 1928,  placed  2nd  in  Penn  relays  decathlon; 
won  final  in  Olympic  tryouts  and  A.A.U.  champ, 
in  decathlon.  Records  in  competition :  75  yd. 
dash  (time,  8  sees.)  ;  100  yd.  dash  (time, 
10.3  sees.)  ;  100  meter  dash  (time  11.7  sees.) ; 
400  meter  dash  (time,  52.3  sees.)  ;  880  yd.  run 
(time,  2:12);  1500  meter  run  (time,  4:52); 
75  yd.  high  hurdles  (time,  9.4  sees.)  ;  120  yd. 
high  hurdles  (time,  15.8  sees.)  ;  220  yd.  low 
hurdles  (time,  25.8  sees.)  ;  high  jump  (6'  1")  ; 
pole  vault  (11'  4")  ;  hop,  step  and  jump  (44' 
10")  ;  broad  jump  (22'  8")  ;  discus  throw 
(136')  ;  shotput  (41'  11")  ;  and  javelin  throw 
(191'  3"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Chi ;  Cadillac  A.C.  Hobby:  Reading. 
Address:  1409  23rd  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

DOHERTY,  ROGER,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  19,  1902.  Son  of 
Michael   and   Mary    (Sullivan)    Doherty.      Ed.: 


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Cushing  Acad.,  1918;  Boston  Latin  Sen.,  1921; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Cushing  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sen.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1920;  chosen  all-scholastic  f.b.  by  Boston 
newspapers,  1920).  1919-21,  mem.  Boston  Latin 
Sch.  B.B.  team  (chosen  all-scholastic  out-fielder 
by  Boston  newspapers).  1921,  played  B.B.  with 
all-scholastic  team  made  up  of  Boston  school 
boys  (during  summer)  ;  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1922-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.     1923,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  rep.,  Proctor  &  Gam- 
ble Distributing  Co.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Clubs: 
Harvard  Varsity;  Harvard  Club  (Boston); 
Hasty  Pudding  (Inst,  of  1770)  ;  Burlington  C.C. 
(Burlington,  Vt).  Hobby:  189  Church  St.,  Bur- 
lington, Vt.  Home:  45  Priscilla  Rd.,  Chestnut 
Hill.,  Mass. 

DOHMEN,  ERWIN  J.,  track.  Born:  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  Jan.  29,  1889.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Antoinette  (Hoeger)  Dohmen.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ. 
of  Wis. 

Record :  1906,  capt.  West.  Div.  H.S.  track  team 
and  winner  of  mile  record  (Staggs  Meet,  Chi- 
cago), and  mile  record  (Wis.  Intersch.  Meet). 
1908,  Capt.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  Freshman  track  team. 
1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Varsity  track  team 
(capt.,  '10).  1909,  winner,  West.  Conf.  mi.  event. 
1910,  records  :  y2  mi.  run,  1 :59 ;  mi.  run,  4  :21 ; 
2  mi.,  9  :45.  1911,  winner,  I.C.  Conf.  cross  coun- 
try run  (with  5  mi.  cross  country  conf.  record, 
26:21). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  Druggist,  Treas., 
F.  Dohmen  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt,  M.C. ;  O.T.C. 
Affiliations:  Vice-Pres.,  Sterling  Finance  Co. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma. 
Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  Olive  Netzow,  Oct. 
23,  1920.  Children:  Edythe,  age  3;  Erwin  J., 
Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  267  E.  Water  St.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.  Home:  1624  Prospect  Ave.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. 

DOLE,  KENNETH  L.,  football.  Bom:  Kapaa 
Kavai,  Hawaii,  June  14,  1888.  Son  of  George  H. 
and  Clara  (Rowell)  Dole.  Ed:  A.B.,  Stanford, 
1912;  M.D.,  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1908,  me.  Stanford  freshman  crew  team. 
1908-11,  mem.  Stanford  Varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1910).  1909,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  crew.  1910, 
mem.  Stanford  track  team ;  vice-capt,  Amer. 
Rugby  team  (touring  Australia  and  New  Zea- 
land). 1919,  vice-capt.,  Amer.  Rugby  team 
(touring  France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Base  Hospital  No.  55,  France,  discharged  Capt., 
M.C.  Clubs:  Redlands  C.C.  Married:  Anne 
Van  Winkle,  Aug.  20,  1921.    Children:  Margaret, 


age  5 ;  Anne,  age  4 ;  Rachel,  age  2  ;  Kenneth  Van 
Winkle,  infant.  Office:  47  E.  Vine  St.,  Redlands, 
Calif.    Home:  351  Cajon  St.,  Redlands,  Calif. 


DOLE,  NORMAN  DORSET,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Redlands,  Calif.,  Aug.  14,  1903. 
Son  of  Walter  Sanford  and  Miriam  (Dreiar) 
Dole.  Ed.:  Santa  Monica  H.S.,  1918;  Riverside 
H.S.,  1921;  A.B.  (Civil  Eng.),  Stanford,  1925. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Riverside  H.S.  F.B., 
BsktB.,  track  and  tennis  teams;  (capt.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams)  ;  won  Cross  Country  trophy, 
'20,  '21.  1921-22,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Stanford  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Stanford  varsity 
track  team ;  won  %  mi.,  '23  ( Stanf ord-Cal. 
Meet)  ;  won  high  hurdles,  '24  (Pac.  Coast  Conf. 
Meet)  ;  won  P.A.A.  400-meter  hurdle  champ. 
(54:4),  '24;  mem.  Bd.  Athl.  Control,  '24,  '25; 
in  hurdles  ( Stanf  ord-Cal.  Meet),  and  mem. 
Stanford  champ,  team  (Pac.  Coast  Conf.  Meet, 
Seattle),  '25.  1925-26,  mem.  Olympic  C.  F.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Olympic  C.  track  team 
(capt,  '27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineer,  Pac.  Gas  &  Elec. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Olympic  C. ;  Pac.  A.A. ;  Beta 
Theta  Pi.  Married:  Janice  Manning.  Children: 
Janice  Evelynna,  age  3.  Office:  245  Market  St., 
San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  912  Sausalito 
Blvd.,  Sausalito,  Calif. 


DOLE,  NORMAN  ELIOT,  held  world's  record 
in  pole  vault,  1904.  Born:  Kapaa,  Kauai,  Ter. 
of  Hawaii.  Son  of  George  H.  and  Clara  (Rowell) 
Dole.  Ed.:  Riverside  H.  Sch.  (Calif.)  ;  Stanford 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1904,  Chem.  Engr.,  1905. 

Record:  1897-98,  mem.  Riverside  H  .Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1900-04,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
track  team.  1903,  received  Stanford  Univ.  Club 
medal  for  breaking  Coast  record  in  pole  vault, 
11  ft.  7%  in.  1904,  broke  world's  record  in  pole 
vault,  12  ft.  13%00  in.;  won  1st  place  in  pole 
vault  and  tied  for  2d  in  high  jump,  Conf.  meet 
at  Chicago,  111. ;  tied  for  1st  place  in  pole  vault, 
Olympic  Coll.  champ,  games,  St.  Louis.  1911-13, 
won  high  point  medal  for  San  Francisco  Y.M.C.A. 
in  the  pentathlon.  1915-16,  won  high  point 
medal  in  the  Natl.  Hexathlon.  1916,  won  high 
point  medal  in  track  and  field  meet,  Natl.  Guard 
of  Calif. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sugar  refining ;  Supt.,  West- 
ern Sugar  Refinery,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Chem.  Engrs. ; 
Sigma  Xi ;  Capuchino  G.  and  C.C.  Married: 
Dorothy  Wheelock.  Children:  Norman  E.,  Jr., 
age  15;  Janet  D.,  age  12;  Charles  W.,  age  9. 
Office:  23d  and  Louisiana  Sts.,  San  Francisco, 
Calif.  Home:  1415  Floribunda  Ave.,  Burlin- 
game,  Calif. 


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DONAHOE,  JOSEPH  FRANCIS,  football. 
Born:  Sioux  Falls,  S.  D.,  Nov.  30,  1900.  Son  of 
Dennis  and  Cora  (Muench)  Donahoe.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Columbus  Coll. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Columbus  Coll.  (conf. 
cbamps.)  F.B.  team  (leading  scorer  in  conf.  and 
picked  All-State-All-conf.  f.b.).  1926-28,  mem. 
Columbus  Coll.  track  relay  and  medley  teams 
(holding  State  records)  ;  capt.,  '26. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  Mono- 
gram C. ;  Pres.,  '26,  C.B.C.  Club,  Vice-Pres.,  '27. 
Hobby:  Law  and  athletics.  Home:  409  So.  2d 
Ave.,  Sioux  Falls,  S.  D. 


DONAHUE,  MICHAEL  JOSEPH,  football 
coach.  Born:  County  Kerry,  Killarney,  June  4, 
1879.  Son  of  John  D.  and  Mary  (Theehan) 
Donahue.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1904 

Record:  F.B,  coach  for  nineteen  yrs.  Ala.  Poly. 
Inst,  (won  four  South,  champs.,  one  tie  and 
never  rating  lower  than  fourth  in  South.  Conf. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 
Affiliations:  Natl.  Asso.  of  F.B.  Coaches ;  K.C. ; 
Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Baton  Rouge  G.  and  C.C. ;  West- 
dale  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married: 
Rosalie  Boudreau,  Aug.  16,  1906.  Children: 
Eileen,  age  19 ;  Donald  and  Julian,  age  17 ; 
Rosalie,  age  14 ;  Mike,  Jr.,  age  12.  Address: 
La.  State  Univ.,  Baton  Rouge,  La. 


DONALD,  EDMUND  WILLIAM,  all  state 
forward  in  basketball,  1915-16.  Born:  South 
Bend,  Ind.,  Jan.  29,  1897.  Son  of  Clarence  and 
Ida  (Wideman)  O'Donnell.  Education:  South 
Bend  H.  Sch.,  Springfield  Coll. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.,  South  Bend  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1915-17)  ;  mem.  South 
Bend  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team;  1915-16,  Ind.  all-state 
forward  in  Bskt.  B.  (honorary  capt.,  1916)  ; 
1917-21,  mem.,  Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.  B.  team 
(capt.,  1921)  ;  1918-21,  mem.,  Springfield  Coll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams ;  1921-23,  track  coach  and 
asst.  F.B.  coach,  Medford  H.  Sch.,  Medford, 
Mass.  (track  team  was  undefeated  for  two  yrs. 
and  held  11  of  the  18  indoor  and  outdoor  rec- 
ords) ;  played  pro.  Bskt.  B.  and  coached  Med- 
ford Armory  team;  1922-23,  Bskt.  B.  coach, 
Tufts  Coll.,  Medford,  Mass.;  1923-28,  asst.  var- 
sity F.  B.  coach,  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.,  Troy, 
N.  Y.,  also  varsity  Bskt.  B.  and  track  coach ; 
co-dir.,  Intramurals ;  supervisor  of  Phy.  Ed., 
asst.  dir.  of  athletics. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach  and  Phys.  Ed. 
Dir.,  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.  Mil.  Service:  Camp 
Lee,  Va.,  O.T.C.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Cent.  Bd. 
of  Bskt.  B.  Officials  (sec.  and  treas.,  district 
board);  Nat'l  Asso.  Bskt.B.  Coaches;  Capitol 
Dist.  F.B.  Asso.;  Mason.  Married:  Pamelia 
Weyant,  Mar.  20,  1923.  Office:  R.P.L.,  Troy, 
N.  Y.    Home:    2200  14th  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


DONALDSON,  WHARTON  L.,  football  and 
crew.  Bom:  Atlantic  City,  N.  J.,  June  26,  1880. 
Son  of  Capt.  Francis  A.  and  Mary  (Landell) 
Donaldson.  Ed.:  Pa.  Charter  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1905. 

Record:  1895-1900,  mem.  F.B.,  track,  cricket 
and  crew  teams.  (Capt.  track,  1900;  Capt.  F.B., 
1899 ;  Capt.  crew,  1898-99. )  1901-02,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1895-02,  mem.  Batchalors 
Barge  C.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manf.  Representative,  Moh- 
mob  Aslestos  Slate  Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi.  Married:  Rachel  Hannum,  Apr.,  1913.  Chil- 
dren: Wharton  L.,  Jr.,  age  13 ;  Mark  H.,  age  10 ; 
John  B.  H.,  age  6.  Office:  630  Real  Estate  Trust 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  14th  and  Walnut  Sts., 
Chester,  Pa. 


DONNELLAN,  ALBERT  J.,  baseball,  football 
and  hockey  official.  Born:  West  Medford,  Mass., 
April  13,  1896.  Son  of  Edward  F.  and  Margaret 
(Gibbons)  Donnellan.  Education:  Medford  H. 
Sch.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  Naval  Pay  Sch.,  Prince- 
ton. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.,  Medford  H.  Sch., 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hock,  teams;  1915-16,  mem.,  Holy 
Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team;  1916-17,  mem.,  Holy 
Cross  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams;  1918,  mem., 
Naval  Pay  Sch.  F.B.  team;  1920-27,  mem.,  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Present  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Mil. 
Service:  U.S.N.R.F.,  1917-19,  Ensign  Pay  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials,  New  Eng. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials,  Univ.  A.  C,  Detroit;  K.  of  C. 
Married:  Althea  Hayes,  July  3,  1921.  Children: 
Alice  May,  age  6;  Althea  Theresa,  age  3.  Office: 
1640  1st  Natl.  Bank,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  14030 
Ind.  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

DONNELLAN,  CHARLES  JAMES,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  West  Medford,  Mass.,  Aug. 
18,  1898.  Son  of  Edward  F.  and  Margaret  E. 
(Gibbons)  Donnellan.  Ed.:  Medford  H.  Sch., 
1918;  Georgetown  Univ.,  1919;  Boston  Coll., 
1923. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.,  B.B.  and  hockey 
teams,  1918;  mem.  Boston  All-Scholastic  teams, 
1917-18;  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  won  New  Eng. 
champ.,  1918).  1919,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
varsity  B.B.  team  (South  Atlantic  champs.). 
1921-22,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and 
hockey  teams.  1922-23,  played  B.B.  with  Med- 
ford Twilight  League.  1924-25,  asst.  F.B.  coach, 
Medford  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C., 
Georgetown  Univ. ;  Cen.  Officers  Training  Sch., 
Camp  Lee,  Va.,  1918.  Affiliations:  New  Eng. 
Bd.,  F.B.  Officials;  I.O.  Bd.,  F.B.  Officials; 
Mem.,  Bd.  of  Aldermen,  1927-28  (Medford)  ; 
K.C;  Amer.  Legion;  Medford  Boat  Club;  West 


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Mass.  Home:  47  Pitcher  Ave.,  W.  Medford, 
Mass. 


DONNELLY,  EDWIN  J.,  football,  basketball 
and  track.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Apr.  25,  1885. 
Son  of  Samuel  B.  and  Mary  (O'Connor)  Don- 
nelly. Ed.:  Boys'  H.  Sch.  (Brooklyn,  N.Y.)  ; 
Trinity  Coll.  (Conn.)  ;  B.S.,  Columbia  Univ., 
1908;  Brooklyn  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1902-03,  Regt.  champ,  record  holder, 
obstacle  race,  13th  Regt.,  H.A.N.G.,  N.Y.  1903, 
capt,  L.I.  Intersch.  handball  team ;  capt,  L.I. 
Intersch.  Bskt.B.  team ;  mem.  Boys'  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (East,  champs.)  ;  mem.  Natl.  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1904-05-06-07,  mem.  Trinity  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (1907,  capt.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams).  1906-07,  mem.  Trinity  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1907,  mentioned  by  Walter  Camp 
and  Casper  Whitney  as  tackle  on  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team.  1908,  F.B.  coach,  Asheville  Sch.,  N.C. 
( South.  Intersch.  champs. ) .  1908-27,  South,  and 
West.  F.B.  Official.  1909,  coach,  Boys'  H.  Sch. 
(Brooklyn  champs.).  1910,  coach,  Erasmus  Hall 
H.  Sch.  1923,  dir.,  East.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. 
1926,  advisory  F.B.  coach,  Trinity  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  Clubs: 
Willimantic  C.C. ;  Shenecossett  C.C. ;  Conn. 
Affiliated  Exchange  Clubs  (State  Pres.).  Mar- 
ried: Lillian  Dahill,  Aug.  30,  1910.  Children: 
John  Dahill,  age  16;  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  14. 
Office:  66  Pearl  St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home: 
Willimantic,  Conn.    Subscriber. 


DONOVAN,  WH.LIAM  JOSEPH,  football, 
track  and  crew.  Bom:  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  Jan.  1, 
1883.  Son  of  Timothy  P.  and  Anna  (Lennon) 
Donovan.  Ed.:  Columbia  Univ.,  A.B.,  1905, 
LL.B.,  1907. 

Record:  190305,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1904-05,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  var- 
sity squad.  1906,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  cross- 
country team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  The  Asst.  to  the  Attorney 
Gen.  of  the  U.S.  War  Record:  Capt.,  troop  1,  1st 
N.Y.  Cavalry ;  Capt.-Asst.  Chief  Staff,  27th  Div. ; 
Maj.-Brig.  Adjut,  51st  Brigade,  27th  Div. ;  Maj.- 
165th  Inf.  (Old  69th,  N.Y.)  42nd  Div.;  Lt.  Col. 
and  then  Col.,  165th  Inf.,  42nd  Div. ;  one  of  three 
men  who  hold  all  three  of  the  following :  D.S.M. 
(Distinguished  Service  Medal)  ;  D.S.C.  (Distin- 
guished Service  Cross)  ;  C.M.H.  (Congressional 
Medal  of  Honor).  Affiliations:  Donovan  & 
Raichle  (law  firm,  Buffalo,  N.Y.)  ;  Phi  Kappa 
Psi;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Buffalo  A.C;  Rac- 
quet (N.Y.  and  Wash.,  D.C.)  ;  Univ.  Club  (N.Y.). 
Married:  Ruth  Rumsey,  July  15,  1914.  Children: 
David  Rumsey,  age  12 ;  Patricia  Rumsey,  age  10. 
Office:  Dept.  of  Justice,  Wash.,  D.C.  Home: 
742  Dela.  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.Y. 


DOOLEY,  ROGER  WELLS.  All-Iowa  Conf. 
quarterback,  1925.  Born:  W.  Union,  la.,  Dec. 
31,  1904.     Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Rutherford  E. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23-24,  mem.  E.  Waterloo 
Upper  la.  Univ.,  1928. 

Dooley.  Ed.:  H.  Sch.  (E.  Waterloo,  la.)  ;  B.A., 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (capt,  All-State  F.B.,  1923- 
24).  1922,  State  H.  Sch.  wrestling  champ. 
1922-23-24,  mem.  E.  Waterloo  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1924-25-26-27,  mem.  Upper  la.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1905,  All-la.  Conf.  q.b. ;  leading  scorer  of  Conf. 
1925-26-27-28,  mem.  Upper  la.  State  Bskt.B.  and 
won  prize  of  best  student  ath. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Coaching. 
Office:  Fayette,  la.  Home:  227  Independence 
Ave.,  Waterloo,  la. 


DOOLITTLE,  JAMES  H.,  won  Schneider  in- 
ternational seaplane  race,  1925.  Born:  Alameda, 
Calif.,  Dec.  14,  1896.  Son  of  Frank  H.  and  Rosa 
(Shepherd)  Doolittle.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Calif., 
1922;  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  M.S.,  1924,  D.Sch., 
1925;  Aeronautical  Engr.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech., 
1925. 

Record:  1912,  Pacific  Coast  amateur  bantam 
weight  boxing  champ.  1916,  West  Coast  I.C. 
middleweight  boxing  champ.  1922,  one-stop 
flight  from  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  to  San  Diego, 
Calif,  (time  22  hrs.  30  min.).  1925,  won  Schnei- 
der Internatl.  seaplane  race  (232  mi.  per  hr.)  ; 
held  world's  speed  record  for  seaplanes  (245 
mi.  per  hr.,  since  beaten). 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  Lt.,  Army  Air  Corps. 
Mil.  Service:  Pilot  in  Army  Air  Corps  from  1917 
to  1928 ;  flying  instr.  during  World  War.  Mar- 
rided:  Josephine  Daniels.  Children:  James  H., 
Jr.,  age  7;  John  P.,  age  5.  Address:  Wright 
Field,  Dayton,  Ohio. 


DOONAN,  ALOYSIUS  ANTHONY,  basketball. 
Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Oct.  8,  1883.  Son  of  John 
Joseph  and  Margaret  (Gardiner)  Doonan.  Ed.: 
Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1903. 

Record:  Played  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
Holy  Cross  Coll.  1902,  mem.  Atlanta  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1907-28,  Chrmn.  Ath.  Comm,  At- 
lanta A.C.  1921,  promoted  So.  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
tournament ;  Vice.  Pres.  S.E.,  A.A.U. ;  Former 
Vice-Pres.  Natl.  A.A.U. ;  Former  mem.  Bskt.B. 
Joint  Rules  Comm. 

Pres.   Occupation:  Real  Estate.      Affiliations: 


A.A.U. ;  Atlanta  A.C. ;  K.  of  C. ;  East  Lake  C.C. 
Hobby:  Aths.  Office:  615  Forsyth  Bldg.,  Atlanta, 
Ga.    Home:  886  Myrtle  St.,  N.E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DORAIS,  CHARLES  E.f  football.  Born: 
Chippina  Falls,  Wis.,  July  2,  1892.  Son  of  Da- 
vid and  Melvina  Dorais.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Notre 
Dame,  1914;  M.A.,  Columbia  Coll. 


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Record:  1912-13,  All- West.  q.b.  1913,  All- 
Amer.  on  majority  of  selections. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Univ.  of  Detroit. 
War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  Lt.  during  World 
War.  Address:  16253  Petoshey  St.,  Detroit, 
Mich. 


DOUGAN,  TREVER  C,  Big  10  indoor  Champ. 
440  yd.  dash,  1927.  Born:  Oregon,  Wis.,  April  5, 
1904.  Son  of  W.  J.  and  Eunice  (Trevor)  Dou- 
gan.  Education:  Beloit  H.  Sch.,  1923  A.  B. 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.,  Beloit  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team ;  1926,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team ; 
individual  events,  1st  in  440,  indoor  dual  meet 
with  Notre  Dame,  1st  in  440,  outdoor  dual  meet 
with  Minn.,  1st  in  440,  outdoor  quadrangular 
meet  with  N.  West.  Univ.,  Ohio  State  and  Chi. ; 
1926-27,  winner  of  "W" ;  winner  of  trophy  as 
fastest  quarter-miler  at  Wis. ;  1927,  Big  Ten 
champ.  (440-yd.  dash)  ;  Big  Ten  champ,  (indoor 
track  meet). 

Present  Occupation:  Wis.  Power  &  Light  Co. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon.  Hobby:  Track. 
Married:  Bernice  Marion.  Home:  1938  Kendall 
Ave.,  Madison,  Wis. 


DOUGLASS,  ADDISON  HENRY,  basketball. 
Bom:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Jan.  15,  1896.  Son 
of  F.  Herman  and  M.  Mary  (Loveland)  Dowd. 
Minn.,  B.S.,  1917,  C.E.,  1920. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.  and  West.  Conf.  champ.,  1917). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  N.  West.  Ter- 
minal Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  Capt. 
F.A.,  discharged  1919.  Clubs:  Minneapolis  A.C. ; 
Gyro  Club  (Minneapolis,  Minn.).  Married: 
Frances  Marion.  Children:  Addison  Harvey, 
age  6 ;  Barbara  Lou,  age  3.  Office:  300  Oneida 
Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  Interlachen 
Pk.,  Hopkins,  Minn. 


DOUGLASS,  JAMES  McNATO,  capt.  Kan. 
State  Agr.  Coll.  football  team,  1927.  Born: 
Burlington,  Kan.,  Aug.  26,  1903.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Alice  Ema  (Watt)  Douglass.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Kan.  State  Agr.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  mem.  Kan.  State  Agr. 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  Chosen  on  all- 
Kan,  team;  capt.,  third  all-Mo.  Valley  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Kappa ; 
Delta  Tau  Delta.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  Bur- 
lington, Kan. 


DOUGLAS,  MALCOLM  KENNETH,  captain 
Yale  track  team,  1924.  Bom:  Castine,  Me.,  Aug. 
22,  1897.  Son  of  Frank  Avery  and  Susan 
(Daniels)  Douglas.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ; 
B.S.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  track 
team  (won  B.A.A.  1  mi.  handicap).  1919,  mem. 
Inter-Allied  track  and  field  team  (team  won 
Inter-Allied  Armies  champ,  at  Pershing  Stadium, 
Paris,  France).    1920-24,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

1920,  mem.  Yale  freshman  cros-country  team 
(team  won  cross-country  champ.;  won  individ- 
ual 1st  place,  New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  selected  for 
All-Amer.  Intersch.  track  team    (1  mi.  event). 

1921,  mem.  combined  Yale-Harvard  track  team 
which  defeated  combined  Oxford-Cambridge 
team  in  Cambridge,  Mass.  (won  2  mi.  run  in 
this  meet,  breaking  Yale  record;  time,  9:321/6). 
1922-23-24,  won  three  2nd  places  in  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
indoor  and  outdoor  meets.  1923,  mem.  combined 
Yale-Harvard  track  team  which  met  Oxford- 
Cambridge  team  in  Wembly  Stadium,  London. 
1924,  capt.  Yale  track  team  (team  won  I.C.A. 
A.A.A.  champ.,  Cambridge,  Mass.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.,  Amer.  Radiator  Co. 
(asst.  mgr.,  111.  plant,  Springfield,  111.)  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  Marine  Corps,  Apr.,  1917 ; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  4th  Brigade  Marines,  2nd  Div. ; 
in  Army  of  Occupation;  twice  decorated  with 
Croix  de  Guerre.  Hobby:  Work  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Frances  Elliott,  Nov.  20,  1924.  Office:  1901 
S.  11th  St.,  Springfield,  111.  Home:  731  S.  Grand 
St.  W.,  Springfield,  111. 


DOUGHERTY,  DAN  B.,  B.B.  Bom:  Mason 
City,  la.,  Nov.  11,  1883.  Son  of  Patrick  John 
and  Anna  (Walsh)  Dougherty.  Education:  A. 
B.,  W.  and  J.  Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Chicago  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Duquesne  Univ.  (Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.)  B.B.  team;  1905-06,  mem.,  W.  and  J. 
Coll.  F.B.  team;  1907,  mem.,  Univ.  Chicago 
F.B.  team;  1908,  coached  St.  Ignatius'  Coll. 
(Chicago,  111.)  ;  mem.  Marquettes  Semi-Pro. 
B.B.  (Chicago  City  League)  ;  1909,  coached 
F.B.  and  B.B.  Grinnell  Coll.  (Grinnell,  la.)  ; 
mem.  Spalding  (Chicago  City  League)  ;  1910, 
coached  N.  W.  Mil.  Acad.  (Highland  Park,  111.) 
F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  teams;  won  state  prep. 
Bskt.  B.  champ.;  1911,  mem.  Gary  Steel  team 
(Gary,  Ind.)  ;  1912-14,  coached  Freeport  (111.) 
H.  S.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams ;  1914-15, 
won  State  H.  S.  champ,  in  Bskt.  B. ;  1915,  won 
Cornell  Coll.  H.  S.  track  meet ;  1917,  umpired 
B.B.  during  summer ;  Pres.  W.  Pa.  Bskt.  B. 
Officials;  Pres.  Pittsburgh  Chapter  E.  I.  C. 
Asso.  F.B.  Officials,  1918-22;  Pres.  Pa.  State 
Board  of  Approved  Bskt.  B.  Officials,  1927; 
mem.  Nat.  Rules  Com. ;  Joint  Rules  Com.  Bskt. 
B.,  1927-28 ;  officiated  ten  W.  Conf.  F.B.  games ; 
writer  for  F.B.  column  known  as  "Tales  of  a 
Referee"  for  one  of  the  Pittsburgh  daily  papers. 

Present  Occupation:  Dan  B.  Dougherty  Co. 
(wholesale  butter).  Affiliations:  Kiwanis  Club 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.),  Borough  Council  (Dormont, 
Pa.).  Hobby:  Officiating  in  all  branches  of 
athletics.  Married:  Faith  Closson,  Jan.  3,  1910. 
Office:  301  Ferry  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home: 
1365  Ark.  Ave.,  Domont,  Pa. 


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DOWD,  HEMAN  LAWRENCE,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Orange,  N.J.,  Nov.  28,  1887.  Son 
of  F.  Heman  and  M.  Mary  (Loveland)  Dowd. 
Ed.:  Newark  Acad.,  1905;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1909; 
M.D.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1913. 

Record:  Mem.  Newark  Acad.  F.B.  team,  (3 
yrs.).  1905,  mem.  Newark  Acad,  track  and  gym. 
teams  (Intersch.  champ.,  gymist. )  ;  mem.  Prince- 
ton freshman  F.B.  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  F.B.  team.  1906-09,  mem.  Prince- 
ton gym.  team  (runner-up  I.C.  all-around  gym. 
champ.,  1909).  1909,  won  100-yd.  dash  and 
broad  jump,  Caledonian  games ;  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  track  team ;  fancy  diver,  Princeton 
swimming  team.  1909-11,  coach  Princeton 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1910-12,  coach  Stevens 
Coll.  (Hoboken,  N.J.)  F.B.  team.  1913,  coach 
W.  and  L.  Univ.   (Lexington,  Va.)  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
1st  Lieut.,  M.R.C.,  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918;  Capt., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Fellow  of  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ; 
N.Y.  Acad,  of  Med.;  Co.  and  State  Med.  Soc. ; 
Speedwell  Soc. ;  Child  Ed.  Foundation ;  Cup  and 
Town  Club  (Princeton)  ;  "P"  Club  (Princeton). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Alice  Richard,  May  24, 
1917.  Children:  Audrea,  age  9.  Office:  116  East 
58th  St.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  168  East  74th  St., 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 


DOWD,  THOMAS  BERNARD,  football.  Born: 
Worcester,  Mass.,  Sept.  14,  1901.  Son  of  James 
F.  and  Mary  (Brown)  Dowd.  Ed.:  St.  John's 
Prep.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1915-16-17-18,  mem.  St.  John's  Prep. 
Sch.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1921-22, 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924- 
25,  scout  for  Providence  Coll.  and  Steamrollers 
of  same  city  (Pros.)  ;  mem.  Purple  Collegians 
pro.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  physics  (Holy  Cross 
Coll.).  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  Holy  Cros  Coll., 
Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  510  Millbury  St., 
Worcester,  Mass. 

DOWLING,  ROBERT  W.,  marathon  swim- 
mer. Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  9,  1895.  Son 
of  Robert  E.  and  Minnetta  (Linck)  Dowling. 
Ed.:  Cutler  Sch.   (N.  Y.  C). 

Record:  1913-28,  mem.  Spring  Lake  Bathing 
and  Tennis  Club  swimming  team.  1916,  swam 
26  mi:  in  Hudson  river,  Battery  to  Yonkers ; 
first  man  to  swim  around  Manhattan  Island, 
a  distance  of  36  mi.  in  13  hr.  45  min.  1918-28, 
mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  swimming  team.  1920-28,  mem. 
Crescent  A.C.  and  N.  Y.  A.C.  handball  teams. 
1926-28,  chrmn.  Long  Distance  Swimming  Com. 
A.A.U.  Swam  in  N.  Y.  Tribune  marathon  .swim, 
N.  Y.  to  Sandy  Hook. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Coxswain,  U.  S.  Navy,  Pelham  Bay,  N.  Y., 


1917-18.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  N.  Y.  Dock 
Co.  and  Benenson  Co.  Clubs:  Sprink  Lake 
Bathing  and  Tennis ;  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  Crescent 
A.C. ;  Downtown  A.C.  Hobby:  Swimming. 
Married:  Ethel  Robertson,  June  2,  1921.  Office: 
165  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  375  Park 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


DOWNER,  WILLIAM  VICTOR,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Chittenango,  N.  Y.,  July  9, 
1856.  Son  of  Abner  P.  and  Harriet  (Hamblin) 
Downer.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1878. 

Record:     1876-77,  mem.,  Yale  B.A.  and  F.B. 

teams  (capt.,  F.B.  team,  1877).  1878,  mem., 
Yale  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1877-78).  1882,  mem., 
Crescent  A.A.  F.B.  team,  Brooklyn,  N.Y. ;  mem., 
Staten  Island  A.C.  B.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Grain  Commission.  Af- 
filiations: Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  Scroll  and 
Key,  Yale.  Hobby:  Billiards  and  checkers. 
Married:  Helen  French,  June  16,  1885.  Chil- 
dren: Huntington  and  Hobart  French  Downer. 
Office:  15  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Home:   111  Anderson  PL,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


DOWNEY,  FRANK  E.,  track.  Born:  Milwau- 
kee, Wis.,  Feb.  21,  1892.  Son  of  William  K. 
and  Mary  Jane  (Coughlin)  Downey.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1920. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  relay  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  mgr.  Downey 
Supply  Co.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Naval  Service: 
1st  Lt.  C.A.C.  Office:  613  Clybourn  St.,  Milwau- 
kee, Wis.  Home:  1188  Prospect  St.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. 


DOWNING,  JAMES  LeROY,  ath.  mgr.  Born: 
Butler,  Mo.,  Sept.  15,  1890.  Son  of  Henry  E. 
and  Florence  (Noland)  Downing.  Ed.:  Eureka 
Kansas  H.  Sch. 

Record:  Former  heavyweight  boxer  and 
wrestler.  1923,  mgr.  Tommy  Gibbons  training 
camp  for  fight  with  Dempsey.  Managed  Big 
Ben  Pound  and  Big  Bill  Middlekauf  heavy- 
weight champs,  and  former  coll.  stars.  1925-28, 
handled  all  boxing  matches  in  Tampa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  116  F.A.  Military 
Service:  More  and  Scott  Ship  Yard  as  mechanic, 
1918-19.  Affiliations:  Tampa  A.C;  Elks;  Tem- 
ple Terrace  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  baseball. 
Married:  Nancy  Lee,  July,  1924.  Office:  Box 
3951,  Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  Temple  Terrace  Es- 
tates, Tampa,  Fla. 


DOWNS,  JAMES  C,  officiated  at  Natl.  A.A.U. 
Born:  St.  Marys  Co.,  Md.,  Nov.  26,  1882.  Son  of 
George  J.  and  Catherine  (Knott)  Downs.  Ed.: 
St.  Marys  Co.  Public  Schs. 


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Record:  1923-28,  officiated  at  So.  Atlantic 
A.A.U.  meets ;  ath.  dir.  and  instr.  in  firearms, 
Balto.  police  dept.  1925,  organizer  Balto.  police 
dept.  revolver  team ;  competed  in  natl.  matches. 
1926,  officiated  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ  meet  Phila. ; 
Seagert  champs.  1927,  won  revolver  champs,  of 
Md. ;  officiated  at  1st  Inter-Natl.  police  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  police  dept.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  Balto.  Police  A.A. ;  A.A.U.  boxing  comm. ; 
Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  U.S.  Revolver  Asso. ;  Press  C. 
Hobby:  Shooting  and  firearms.  Married:  Anna 
Enrich,  Sept.  16,  1905.  Children:  James  A.,  age 
21.  Office:  Police  Dept.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  61 
Mallow  Hill  Ave.,  Balto.,  Md. 


champ.  1911,  ranked  number  5  in  U.  S.  doubles. 
1916,  finalist  in  Natl,  clay  court  champ.,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio.  1917,  won  Middle  Atlantic  sectional 
tennis  champ. ;  selected  by  Natl.  Lawn  Tennis 
Asso.  to  rep.  East  in  East-West  tennis  matches 
at  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  1920,  retired  undefeated 
Middle  Atlantic  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agronomist,  U.  S.  Dept.  of 
Agri.  Clubs:  Columbia  C.C.  (life  mem.)  ;  Chevy 
Chase  C.C;  Argyle  C.C.  (Md.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Regina  Sheckles,  June  8,  1907.  Chil- 
dren: Frederick  Bartling,  age  19;  Helen  Louise, 
age  16.  Office:  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agri.,  Wash.,  D. 
C.   Home:  641  Quebec  PI.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


DOYAL,  ROY  LANCE,  football  and  track 
Born:  Nashville,  Tenn.,  Feb.  20,  1899.  Son  of 
P.  M.  and  Katie  M.  (Hogue)  Doyal.  Ed.:  Tech. 
H.  Sch.,  1917 ;  B.S.,  Ga.  Tech  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1918-19-20,  mem.  Ga.  Tech  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  Univ. 
varsity  track  team.  1921-22,  asst.  coach  Tech. 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  head  coach  Bass  H. 
Sch.,  Atlanta,  (Ga.)  F.B.  team.  1925-26-27, 
coach  Boys  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.M.,  Sept.  1918;  disch.  Jan.,  1919. 
Affiliations  Theta  Chi;  Phi  Psi;  Mason.  Hobby: 
Aths.  Married:  Nell  E.  Paille,  Oct.  11,  1923. 
Children:  Nell  E.,  age  3;  Roy  L.,  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  Boys  H.  Sch.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  939 
Pechmont  Ave.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

DOYLE,  BERNARD  J.,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  18,  1885.  Son 
of  Thomas  and  Ellen  E.  (Barry)  Doyle.  Ed.: 
St.  France   (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.),  1904. 

Record:  1905,  coached  Atlantic  Fleets  win- 
ning track  team  (U.S.S.  Ky.).  1906-07,  mem. 
U.S.S.  Louisiana  crew.  1908,  mem.  U.S.S.  Va. 
crew  and  capt.  F.B.  team.  1909-27,  mem.  Seaman 
Gunners  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  F.B.  team.  1923-28, 
sec.-treas.  Wash.  D.  C.  B.B.  Umpirers'  Asso. ; 
mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supervisor  U.  S.  Naval  Gun 
Factory.  Affiliations:  Elks.  Hobby:  Baseball. 
Married:  Ida  R.  Bateman,  Dec.  26,  1908.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  Ellen,  age  17 ;  Virginia  Elizabeth, 
age  15;  Edna  Frances,  age  11.  Office:  Navy 
Yard,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  739  6th  St.,  S.E., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

DOYLE,  CONRAD  BARTLING,  tennis.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  12,  1884.  Son  of  Staughton 
S.  and  Mary  (Palmer)  Doyle.  Ed.:  Tech.  H. 
Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  George  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1903  to  1906,  1908  to  1910,  held  Wash., 
D.  C.  tennis  champ.  1906-12,  held  Middle  Atlan- 
tic tennis  champ.  1909-11,  All-South,  tennis 
champ.    1910-11,   won   South,  sectional  doubles 


DRAPER,  RALPH  CLAYTON,  mem.  Stanford 
University  Baseball  team,  1924-26.  Born:  Wind- 
sor, Mo.,  Nov.  16,  1905.  Son  of  Dr.  C.  A.  and 
Martha  (Stark)  Draper.  Ed.:  Palo  Alto  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1926;  M.B.A.,  Harvard, 
1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-26,  mem.  Stanford  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Zeta 
Psi;  Phi  Phi;  Staplers'  Club  (Boston,  Mass.). 
Office:  1616  Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home: 
731  Univ.  Ave.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 

DRESSEL,  MELVYL  ALFRED,  football. 
Born:  Fresno,  Calif.,  Oct.  14.  1906.  Son  of 
Alfred  Henry  and  Martha  (Zimmerman)  Dres- 
sell.  Ed.:  Lindsay  H.  Sch.,  1924;  Wash.  State 
Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Lindsay  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Lindsay  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu;  Gray  "W"  Club  (Wash.  State  Coll.). 
Hobby:  Football  and  coaching.  School:  510 
Montgomery  St.,  Pullman,  Wash.  Home:  489  N. 
Elemwood  Ave.,  Lindsay,  Calif. 

DRESSER,  HENRY  OWEN,  baseball.  Born: 
Manhattan,  Kans.,  Oct.  2,  1891.  Son  of  Milard 
F.  and  Alice  J.  (Sharp)  Dresser.  Ed.:  Man- 
hattan Public  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Kans.  State  Agr.  Coll., 
1914;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1917;  Harvard, 
1925. 

Record:  1910-14,  organizer  and  mgr.  Manhat- 
tan (Kans.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  team  (State  semi- 
pro,  champs.,  1913-14).  1911-14,  mem.  Kans. 
State  Agr.  Coll.  B.B.  team,  (capt.,  1914).  1912- 
14,  mem.  Kans.  State  Agr.  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team  -(State  champs.,  1912).  1914-15,  coach 
Abilene  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (won  H. 
Sch.  League  champ.).  1915-16,  mem.  Springfield 
Coll.  F.B.  team.    1916,  mem.  Goodland   (Kans.) 


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pro.  club  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Springfield 
Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1917,  coach  Englewood 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1920-24,  ath.  dir.  and  coach, 
Springfield  Tech.  H.  Sch.  (N.  England  Bskt.B. 
champs.,  1921;  N.  England  B.B.  champs.,  1922- 
23).  1924-28,  head  B.B.  coach  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Vt.,   (Burlington,  Vt.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  B.B.  coach  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  naval  aviation,  U.S.N.F.G., 
1918,  station  Seattle,  Wash.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Wabanokie  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Hazel  Merlin  Cooley,  May  25, 
1918.  Children:  Henry  Owen,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office: 
Gym.  Bldg.,  Burlington,  Vt.  Home:  1906  S. 
Union  St.,  Burlington,  Vt. 


DRETCHKO,  AL  L.,  baseball.  Born:  Gay- 
lord,  Minn.,  Jan.  21,  1886.  Son  of  Wm.  and 
Louisa  (Korth)  Dretchko.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn., 
Ph.C.,  LL.B. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  champ. 
B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Alexandria,  Minn.  B.B. 
team.  1910,  mem.  St.  Paul  A.A.C.,  Seattle  A.A.C. 
and  N.  West.  League  B.B.  teams.  1911,  mem. 
Colgary  Club  B.B.  team  (West.  Can.  League 
champs.).  1912,  mem.  Aberdeen,  S.  Dak.  League 
B.B.  team.  1912-26,  mem.  semi-pro.  B.B.  teams 
throughout  Minn.  State. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty-at-law.  Affiliations: 
Elks;  Mason;  Scottish  Rite;  Shriner;  Phi  Del- 
ta Chi ;  pres.  Minneapolis  Amateur  B.B.  Asso. ; 
treas.  Hennepin  Co.  Bar  Asso.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball and  amateur  athletics.  Office:  654  Mc- 
Knight  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  1115 
West  Franklin  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


DREWES,  THEODORE  RAYMOND,  national 
municipal  tennis  champion,  1924-27.  Bom:  Han- 
nibal, Mo.,  Sept.  29,  1897.  Bon  of  Rev.  Chris- 
topher F.  and  Laura  (Motz)  Drewes.  Ed.: 
Yeatman  H.  Sch.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1916;  Wash. 
Univ. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Yeatman  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team,  (St.  Louis  H.  Sch.  champs.). 
Pres.  holder  St.  Louis  H.  Sch.  scoring  record  in 
one  game  (32  points).  1914-15-16,  Yeatman  H. 
Sch.  tennis  team,  (St.  Louis  H.  Sch.  champ.). 
1916-18-21-24-25-26-27-28,  St.  Louis  municipal  ten- 
nis champ.  1917-18-19-20-21-24-25,  St.  Louis  city 
tennis  champ.  1917-19-22,  Cen.  States  tennis 
champ.  1918-19,  Mo.  State  tennis  champ.  1921, 
Mo.  Valley  tennis  champ.  1924-25-26-27,  nat. 
municipal  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  writer  and  ins. 
Naval  Service:  Naval  unit  of  S.A.T.C.,  Wash. 
Univ.  Affiliations:  The  St.  Louis  Star  Travelers 
Ins.  Co. ;  O'Fallon  Park  Tennis  C. ;  Municipal 
A.A.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  Hobby:  German  shepherd 
dogs.  Married:  Mildred  Schafer.  Children: 
Dorothy   Rae,   age   6;    Marjorie   Elma,    age   3; 


Theodore  Raymond,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  St.  Louis 
Star,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3723  Salome  Ave., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

DRISCOLL,  EGBERT  G.,  track.  Born:  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  Feb.  20,  1897.  Son  of  Arthur 
Brown  and  Helen  (Gotzian)  Driscoll.  Ed.: 
Hotchkiss  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  track  and  relay 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec,  Indianapolis  Life 
Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.  air  service ;  flying 
instr.  at  time  of  discharge.  Clubs:  Woodstock. 
Married:  Mary  Cumming.  Office:  Indianapolis 
Life  Ins.  Co.,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  Home:  4425 
Central  Ave.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


DRIVER,  JAMES  GLENN,  coach.  Born: 
Harrisonburg,  Va.,  Aug.  10,  1889.  Son  of  A.  B. 
and  Fannie  (Curry)  Driver.  Ed.:  William  and 
Mary  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Va.,  1911. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  William  and  Mary 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1909)  ;  mem.  William  and 
Mary  track  team  (capt.,  1909)  ;  mem.  William 
and  Mary  B.B.  team  (capt,  1909).  1907-09,  H. 
B.  William  and  Mary  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1909)  ; 
picked  All-State  H.B.,  1909.  1910,  H.B.  Univ. 
of  Va.  F.B.  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  track 
and  B.B.  teams.  1911-12-13,  dir.  Univ.  of  S.  C. 
Aths.  1916-17,  coach  81st  Div.  Camp  Jackson 
F.B.  team;  head  coach  Newberry  Coll.  (S.  C.) 
F.B.  team.  1919-23,  dir.  and  head  coach  William 
and  Mary  Aths.    1924-28,  dir.  Univ.  S.  C.  Aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  War  Service:  En- 
listed 1918 ;  U.S.A.I. ;  O.T.C.  1918 ;  Capt.,  1918 ; 
Instr.  Aths.  Phys.  Training  and  Bayonet  Fight- 
ing; Disch.  Capt.  July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
F.B.  coaches  Asso. ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta 
Kappa ;  Cottillion  C. ;  Tarrentella  C. ;  Forest 
Lake  C.C.  (S.  C.)  ;  Ridgewood  C.C.  (S.C.). 
Hobby:  golf.  Office:  Univ.  of  S.  C,  Columbia, 
S.  C.    Home:  Beaver  Dam,  Va. 


DRIVER,  WILLIAM  LLOYD,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Sarcoxie,  Mo.,  Nov.  7,  1884. 
Son  of  William  Jackson  and  Dean  (Eads) 
Driver.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mo.,  1909 ;  Univ.  of 
Miss.  Med.  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Calif,  (summer  sch.)  ; 
Harvard  (summer  sch.)  ;  Univ.  of  111.  (summer 
sch. ) . 

Record:  1906-07-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  F.B. 
team  (All-Valley  end,  1907-08).  1907-08,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mo.  Bskt.B.  team.  1908,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mo.   track   team.    1909-10,   coach   Cen.    H.    Sch. 

(Kansas  City,  Mo.).  1910-13,  ath.  dir.  and  head 
coach,  Washburn  Coll.  (Topeka,  Kans.).  1913- 
15,    ath.    dir.    and    head    coach    Univ.    of   Miss. 

(Oxford,  Miss.).    1915-20,  ath.  dir.  Texas  A.  & 


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M.  Coll.  1920-22,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach  Texas 
Christian  Univ.  1923-28,  ath.  dir.  and  head 
coach  Calif.  Aggies. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Calif.  Aggies. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Mason;  Kappa  Sigma;  Mysti- 
cal Seven.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Mar- 
ried: Sarah  Scudder,  Nov.  6,  1919.  Children: 
Margaret  Celete,  age  1.  Office:  Gym.,  Davis, 
Calif.    Home:  4625  P  St.,  Sacramento,  Calif. 


DROEGEMUELLEK,  WILLIAM  HERBERT. 

pole  vaulting,  1928  Olympic  team.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Oct.  7,  1906.  Son  of  Herman  L.  and 
Marie  (Walhl)  Droegemueller.  Ed.:  Morgan 
Prep.  Mil.  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Northwestern  Univ., 
1928. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Northwestern  Univ.  fresh- 
man F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-26, 
mem.  Northwestern  Univ.  varsity  track  team 
(placed  3rd  Big  Ten  outdoor  meet,  pole  vaulting, 
12  ft.  6  in.).  1926-27,  won  pole  vault  champ.  Big 
Ten  outdoor  meet,  est.  new  record,  13  ft.  3  ins. ; 
won  Natl.  Collegiate  meet  pole  vault  champ,  13 
ft.;  est.  new  pole  vaulting  record,  111.  relays,  13 
ft.  3/4  in. ;  won  pole  vault,  Big  Ten  indoor 
meet,  est.  new  record,  13  ft.  2y2  ins.  (also  new 
world's  record)  ;  est.  new  Central  A.A.U.  rec- 
ord, 13  ft.  Tied  for  vault  champ.  Kans.  and 
Drake  relays,  13  ft.  6%  ins.,  Madison-Quad- 
rangle meet ;  placed  2nd  in  I.C.  meet ;  placed 
2nd,  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ.,  Olympic  tryouts, 
pole  vault,  13  ft.,  9  ins. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Medical  Student.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Phi  Rho  Sigma ; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Sigma  Xi.  Address:  531 
Oakdale,  Chicago,  111. 


DRLRY,  CLIFTON  M.,  capt.  Chicago  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Girard,  Pa., 
Apr.  9,  1898.  Son  of  Lee  and  Zaldei  (Lawdey) 
Drury.    Ed.:  Chicago  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 

Record:  1925-26-27-28,  mem.  Chicago  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1927).  1924,  mem.  Chi- 
cago Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 
1925-26-27,  mem.  Chicago  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
Hdqrs.  Co.  14th  F.A.  April  6,  1918;  discharged 
May  4,  1920  at  Fort  Sill,  Okla.  as  Regt.  Sergt. 
Maj.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Delta  Alpha ;  "A"  Club  ; 
Gamma  Tau  Kappa ;  "C"  Club.  Hobby:  Collect- 
ing Butterflies.  Office:  5332  Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago, 
111.    Home:  Girard,  Pa. 


DRUMM,  DONALD  DAVID,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Marietta,  Ohio,  Oct. 
24,  1887.  Son  of  David  and  Susan  (Wolf) 
Drumm.  Ed.:  Marietta  Acad.,  1911;  B.A.,  Mari- 
etta Coll.,  1915. 


Record:  1906-11,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  2  yrs.).  Mem. 
Canton  Pro.  champ.  F.B.  team.  Played  pro  B.B. 
(10  yrs.).  1912-17,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Marietta  Coll.  (won  Tri-State  Bskt.B.  champ., 
1915-16) .  1919-20,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir.  W.  Va. 
Wesleyan.  Capt.  and  mgr.  several  Pro.  B.B. 
teams.  Won  canoeing-  and  swimming  prizes. 
OfQciating  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  Ohio  Conf. 
and  W.  Va.  schs.  and  colls.  (15  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  Remington-Rand 
Business  Corp.  War  Record:  Enlisted  1917, 
comnd.  1st  lieut.  89th  Div.,  Camp  Funsten,  Kan- 
sas, 1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  K.T. ;  Shriner ;  Elk;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Ohio  Asso.  of  F.B. 
Officials;  Agonis  Club;  "M"  Club  (Marietta 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Swimming,'  hunting  and  canoe- 
ing. Office:  10  East  Lynn  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Home:  707  8th  St.,  Marietta,  Ohio. 

DRUMMOND,  EVERETT  RICHARD,  foot- 
ball and  hockey.  Bom:  Waterville,  Me.,  Sept. 
14,  1907.  Son  of  Albert  Foster  and  Josephine 
(Prince)  Drummond.  Ed.:  Colburn  Classical 
Inst.;  Colby  Coll. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Colburn  Classical  Inst. 
B.B.  team.  1921-24,  mem.  Colburn  Classical  Inst. 
F.B.  team  (selected  All-Me.  h.b.,  1923-24).  1922- 
24,  mem.  Colburn  Classical  Inst,  hockey  team 
(capt.  and  state  champs.,  1923-24).  1924-27, 
mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (All-Me. 
f.b.).  1924-28,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  hockey  team 
(capt.,  1927-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  School:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon 
House,  Waterville,  Me.  Home:  66  Burliegh  St., 
Waterville,  Me. 

DUANE,  MORRIS,  tennis  player  and  official 
U.S.L.T.A.  Bom:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Mar. 
20,  1901.  Son  of  Russell  and  Mary  (Morris) 
Duane.  Ed.:  The  Protestant  Episcopal  Acad. 
(Philadelphia)  ;  St.  George's  Sch.  (Newport, 
R.  I.)  ;  A.  B.  Harvard,  1923;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Law 
Sch.;  LL.B.,  John  B.  Stetson  Univ.  Law  Sch., 
1927. 

Record:  Mem.,  St.  George's  Sch.  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  tennis  teams  (Capt.  tennis,  1918-19). 
1920,  Capt.  Harvard  freshman  tennis  team. 
1921-22-23,  mem.,  Harvard  tennis  team  (Capt. 
1922-23)  ;  mem.,  winning  Harvard-Yale  Internat. 
Tennis  teams  in  matches  against  Oxford  and 
Cambridge  (Capt.  1923)  Titles  held:  1918,  N.  J. 
State  Jr.  Champ. ;  1920,  Berkshire  Champ. ; 
Merion  Cricket  Club  Jr.  Champ;  1921-22,  Har- 
vard Champ.  Competed  Newport  Invitation, 
Southhamption  Invitation,  U.  S.  Nat.  Champ. 
Tournaments.  1924-25-26,  mem.,  T.  C.  Com. 
U.S.L.T.A.  1924-25-26-27,  mem.,  Internatl.  I.  C. 
Com.  U.S.L.T.A.  1927,  Chrmn.  Special  I.  C. 
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Present  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Duane,  Morris 
and  Heckscher  Law  Firm.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Natural  Farm  Products  Co. ;  Merion  Cricket 
Club ;  Harvard  Varsity  Club ;  Delta  Psi ;  First 
City  Troop  of  Phila. ;  Soc.  Descendants  of  Sign- 
ers Declaration  of  Independence.  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis. Married:  Maud  S.  Harrison,  June  11,  1927. 
Office:  1617  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
357  Lancaster  Ave.,  Haverford,  Pa. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  Pacific  Mills.  Mil. 
Service:  French  Army,  May  1917  to  Dec.  1917 ; 
U.  S.  Naval  Aviation,  Aug.  1918  to  Nov.  1918; 
discharged  Chief  Q.M.  Clubs:  Amakassin  (Yon- 
kers,  N.  Y.)  ;  Yale  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Tennis 
and  golf.  Married:  Dorothy  Reed  Gilbert.  Chil- 
dren: Anne  Gilbert,  infant.  Office:  24  Thomas 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  72  Kensington  Rd.,  Bronx- 
ville,  N.  Y. 


DUANE,  WILLIAM  NORTH,  track.  Born: 
Marquette,  Mich.,  July  10,  1869.  Son  of  Walton 
and  Ann  (Dalliba)  Duane.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1892. 

Record,:  1892,  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (low 
hurdles,  pole  vault,  and  broad  jump). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired ;  formerly  vice-pres. 
Bankers  Trust  Co.,  N.  Y.  Married:  Ethel  Phelps, 
May  30,  1902.     Address:  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 

DUDGEON,  MATHEW  S.,  baseball  and  ten- 
nis. Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  June  18,  1871.  Son  of 
Richard  and  Dilla  (Ball)  Dudgeon.  Ed.:  A.B., 
A.M.,  Baker  Univ.  (Kan.)  ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  Mem.  Baker  Univ.  (Kan.)  Varsity 
B.B.  and  Tennis  teams  (I.  C).  Mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  Varsity  B.  B.  team  (I.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Librarian,  Milwaukee  Pub. 
Library.  War  Record:  Pvt.  Spanish  Amer.  War ; 
Mgr.  Camp  Libraries,  World  War;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Wis.  Life  Ins.  Co. ;  past  pres. 
Madison  and  Milwaukee  (Wis.)  Kiwanis  C's. ; 
Milwaukee  City  C.  Hobby:  Golf,  baseball  and 
football.  Married:  Mabel  Cunningham,  1900. 
Children:  Lucile,  age  23;  Edith,  age  16.  Office: 
814  Wis.  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  724  Hac- 
kett  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

DUDLEY,  ERNEST  GRISWOLD,  baseball. 
Born:  Guilford,  Conn.,  Aug.  25,  1880.  Son  of 
James  A.  and  Emaline  (Griswold)  Dudley.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Stanford,  1908;  Yale,  1909. 

Record:    1905-06,   mem.    Stanford   B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fruit  growing.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Upsilon ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  mem. 
Regional  Council  of  Calif.  Development  Asso. ; 
Amer.  Foresters  Soc. ;  Dir-sec.  Mayflower  Fruit 
Asso.  Hobby:  Forestry  and  conservation.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Annette  Lewis,  July  7,  1909.  Ad- 
dress: Mineral  King  Highway,  Exeter,  Calif. 

DUDLEY,  HENRY  LEWIS,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  30,  1898.  Son  of  H.  L.  and 
Annie  Cumming  (Wood)  Dudley.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.,  1916;  A.B.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record :  1915-16,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  cross 
country  and  track  teams  (capt,  cross  country 
team,  1916).  1917,  mem.  Yale  freshman  cross 
country  team  (runner-up  in  Yale-Harvard  race). 
1919-20,  mem.  Yale  varsity  cross  country  and 
track  teams. 


DUFF,  HARRY,  golf.  Born:  St.  Andrews, 
Scotland,  Dec.  14,  1881.  Son  of  David  and  Grace 
Duff.   Ed.:  Public  Sch.  (St.  Andrews,  Scotland). 

Record:  1914-21,  golf  pro.,  Louisville  C.C. 
1916,  competed  West,  open  golf  tournament  (Mil- 
waukee, Wis.).  1921,  qualified  Natl,  open  golf 
tournament  (Columbus,  Ohio.).  1922-24,  golf 
pro.  Englewood  C.C.  (Nashville,  Tenn.).  1924- 
28,  golf  pro.  Idle  Hour  C.C.  (Macon,  Ga.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  Scottish  Rite ;  Idle  Hour  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Catherine  Cunningham, 
Dec.  15,  1911.  Address:  Idle  Hour  C.C,  Macon, 
Ga. 


DUFFIELD,  HENRY  GREEN,  mem.  Prince- 
ton baseball  nine,  1879-87.  Born:  Princeton, 
N.  J.,  Aug.  16,  1859.  Son  John  T.  and  Sarah 
Elizabeth  (Green)  Duffield.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1881. 

Record:  1879-80-81-86-87,  mem.  Princeton 
B.B.  team    (champs.,  1880). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.,  Princeton.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  1st  Nat'l.  Bank,  (Princeton  N.  J.)  ; 
pres.  Nassau  Bldg.  and  Loan  Asso.,  (Princeton, 
N.  J.);  chmn.,  Princeton  Community  Trust; 
mem.  borough  council,  (Princeton,  N.  J.)  ; 
Princeton  A.A. ;  Princeton  Adv.  Com.  on  Ath. ; 
pres.  Nassau  Club.  Hobby:  Baseball  and  foot- 
ball. Married:  Florence  Morrell,  Nov.  8,  1899. 
Children:  Susan  C,  age  27 ;  Daniel  M.,  age  24 ; 
Florence  E.,  age  17 ;  Henrietta  G.,  age  15 ;  Cor- 
nelia J.,  age  13.  Office:  Univ.  Campus,  Prince- 
ton, N.  J.  Home:  130  Library  PI.,  Princeton, 
N.  J. 


DUFFY,  JAMES  P.  B.,  crew.  Born:  Roches- 
ter, N.  Y.,  Nov.  25,  1878.  Son  of  Walter  B.  and 
Theresa  H.  (O'Dea)  Duffy.  Ed.:  A.B.,  George- 
town Univ.,  1901 ;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1904. 

Record:  1897-98,  mgr.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1899-1900,  mgr.  Georgetown  Univ.  track 
team.  1900-01,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  varsity 
crew.  1902,  mem.  Harvard  Law  Sch.  crew  (es- 
tabd.  record  for  the  Charles  River  of  9  min. 
15%  sec).  1903-04,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew. 
1905,  mem.  crew  of  Harvard  men  (crew  won  the 
senior  eight-oared  shell  4th  of  July  Annual  Re- 
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Affiliations:  Natl.  Bank  of  Rochester  (dir.)  ; 
Duffy  Powers,  Inc.,  Dept.  Store  (pres.,  treas. 
and  dir.)  ;  Fitzhugh  Land  &  Bldg.  Corp.  (pres., 
treas.  and  dir.)  ;  Terminal  Bldg.  Inc.  (dir.)  ; 
Lafayette  Hotel  Co.,  Buffalo  (vice-pres.  and 
dir.);  K.C. ;  Rochester  Chamber  of  Commerce 
(Trustee)  ;  Rochester  Community  Chest,  Inc. 
(dir.)  ;  mem.  Rochester  Bd.  Ed.  Clubs:  Genesee 
Valley;  Univ.  Club  (Rochester);  Georgetown 
(Rochester;  pres.);  Harvard  (Rochester; 
pres.)  ;  Harvard  (N.  Y.)  ;  Harvard  Varsity 
(Boston);  Rochester  A.C. ;  C.C.  of  Rochester; 
Oak  Hill  C.C;  Brook-Lea  C.C;  Rochester 
Yacht.  Hobby:  Books  and  photography.  Office: 
1012  Union  Trust  Bldg.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Hotel  Rochester,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

DUFFY,  WILLIAM  M.,  football.  Born: 
Louisville,  Ky.,  Nov.  24,  1888.  Son  of  M.  J.  and 
Maria  (Corbett)  Duffy.  Ed.:  Louisville  Male  H. 
Sch. ;  Central  Coll.,  A.B.  and  LL.B. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Louisville  Male  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1906).  1906-07,  capt. 
Louisville  Male  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1908-10, 
mem.  Central  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1909), 
1911,  capt.  Central  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1911-14, 
head  F.B.  coach,  Louisville  Male  H.  Sch.  1915- 
16,  head  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Louisville.  1919-28, 
officiated  in  F.B.  games  in  Ky. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  State  Senator  of 
Ky.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in  light  arty.,  26th 
training  battery,  Camp  Taylor  and  Camp  Knox. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Ky.  F.B.  Officials 
Asso. ;  South  Park  Fishing  Club.  Hobby:  Offi- 
ciating in  F.B.,  fishing.  Married:  Jeannette 
Bennett,  Apr.,  15,  1914.  Children:  Annabelle, 
age  11;  William  M.,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office:  808 
Realty  Bldg.,  Louisville,  Ky.  Home:  4143 
Beavy  St.,  Louisville,  Ky. 

DUGGAN,  JOSEPH  B.,  basketball.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  21,  1902.  Son  of  Bernard  D. 
and  Nellie  (Doyle)  Duggan.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago, Ph.B.,  1924,  J.D.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
Bskt.B.  team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1924). 
1924-28,  F.B.  official.  Coach,  St.  Reta  H.  Sch., 
Chicago,  111. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Chi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Ath.  Officials  Asso.  of 
Amer.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Norma  Harney, 
Oct.  1,  1927.  Office:  33  S.  Clark  St.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  7710  S.  Shore  Drive,  Chicago,  111. 

DUNCAN,  ALEC,  professional  golfer.  Born: 
Aberdeen,  Scotland,  Nov.  9,  1886.  Son  of  George 
and  Isabel  (Taylor)  Duncan.  Ed.:  Broomhill 
Sch.   (Aberdeen). 

Record:  1893,  started  playing  golf,  Public 
Links  of  Aberdeen,  at  age  of  seven  yrs.  1908-09- 
10,  asst.  golf  instr,   Hanger  Hill  G.C,   Ealing- 


Landas,  Eng.  1911-16,  golf  instr.  Phila.  Cricket 
Club.  1917-23,  golf  instr.  Chicago  G.C,  Wheaton, 
111.  1924-28,  golf  pro.  Phila.  Cricket  Club.  1925- 
28,  golf  pro.  Penn.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Penn.  A.C.  and 
Phila.  Cricket  Club.  Affiliations:  Pro.  Golfers' 
Asso.  Married:  Louise  Day,  Dec.  6,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: Freda,  age  13.  Office:  Phila.  Cricket  Club, 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  358  W.  Mt.  Airy  Ave.,  Phila., 
Pa. 


DUNCAN,  ROBERT  MOORE,  track.  Born: 
Savona,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  16,  1903.  Son  of  Robert  and 
Helene  (Moore)  Duncan.  Ed.:  Mount  Hermon 
Sch.,  1921;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1925;  M.A.,  Prince- 
ton Graduate  Coll.,  1926;  Ph.D.,  Princeton 
Graduate  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Mount  Harmon  Sch. 
cross  country  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Princeton 
freshman  track  team.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Prince- 
ton track  team  (team  held  "Big  Three"  champ., 
defeating  Yale  and  Harvard).  1925,  competed 
as  mem.  Princeton-Cornell  track  team  in  Inter- 
natl.  track  meet  with  Oxford-Cambridge.  1927- 
28,  coach  Princeton  cross  country  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Graduate  student.  Clubs: 
Arbor  Inn  (Princeton).  Hobby:  Cross  country 
coaching.  Office:  Graduate  Coll.,  Princeton,  N. 
J.  Home:  Cleverdale  on  Lake  George,  N.  Y. 


DUNKER,  HENRY  TRAUGOTT,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Davenport,  la.,  June  23,  1903.  Son 
of  Henry  and  Louise  (Richter)  Dunker.  Ed.: 
Davenport  H.  Sch.;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1925 ;  Harvard  Grad.  Sch.  of  Business 
Administration. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1923-24-25,  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (capt., 
1925 ;  mem.  combined  Harvard-Yale  track  team 
vs.  Oxford-Cambridge,  1923-25).  1924-25,  mem. 
Com.  of  Regulation  of  Ath.  Sports,  Harvard. 
1926,  asst.  track  coach,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  Banking.  Clubs: 
Harvard  Varsity.  Married:  Elizabeth  Dennison, 
June  23,  1926.  Children:  Elizabeth,  age  1.  Office: 
Lee  Higginson  &  Co.,  70  Federal  St.,  Boston, 
Mass.  Home:  55  Harvard  St.,  Newtonville,  Mass. 


DUNLAP,  DAVID  LEWIS,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Hazel  Green,  Dela.  Co.,  la.  Son  of  James 
Bruce  and  Clara  Margaret  (Combsbock)  Dun- 
lap.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Lenox  Coll.  (la.)  ;  M.D.,  Univ. 
of  Mich. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.  1903-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team, 
(won  shot  put,  West.  conf.  meet,  1905-06;  won 
shot  put  Cen.  A.A.U.  champ,  meet,  1906).  1906, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Kenyon  Coll.  (Ohio).    1907, 


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ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.,  (Orchard 
Lake,  Mich.).  1908-12,  ath.  dir.  and  coach, 
Univ.  of  N.  Dak.  1912,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Alle- 
gheny Coll.  (Meadville,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Office:  508 
Kresge  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  81  Davison 
St.,  Highland  Pk.,  Mich. 

DUNN,  W.  L.,  football.  Born:  Canastota, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  1,  1898.  Son  of  Nelson  J.  and  Min- 
nie (Humphrey)  Dunn.  Education:  M.  E., 
Southwestern  Normal  Sch.,  1915 ;  Westminster 
Coll. ;  B.  S.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1920. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.,  S.  West.  Normal  Sch. 
F.B.  (capt.  1914)  and  Bskt.  B.  teams;  1914-15, 
mem.,  S.  West.  Normal  tennis  and  B.B.  Capt. 
1915)  teams;  capt.  S.  West,  Normal  F.B.  team; 
1916-17,  mem.,  .  Westminster  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams;  1917,  mem.,  Westminster  Coll. 
B.B.  team;  1917-18,  mem.,  Westminster  Coll. 
Bskt.  B.  and  tennis  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  Lutz  & 
Schramm  Co.  Affiliations:  Sec.  Schleihauf  Bros. 
Co.,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Samuel  Hamilton 
Lodge  No.  746,  F.  &  A.  M. ;  Ancient  Accepted 
Scottish  Rite;  Syria  Temple,  A.A.O.N.M.S. 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  Wilmas  Club  (Wilkinsburg, 
Pa.).  Hobby:  Officiating  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B., 
golfing  and  tennis.  Married:  Ethel  Miller.  Chil- 
dren: W.  Robert,  age  6;  Samuel  J.,  age  2. 
Office:  1412  River  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home: 
304  Biddle  Ave.,  Wilkinsburg,  Pa. 

DUNNE,  MAURICE  F.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  River  Forest,  111.,  Mar.  12,  1895.  Son  of 
Edward  F.  and  Elizabeth  (Kelly)  Dunne.  Ed.: 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
varsity  B.B.  team.     (All- Western  end,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Foundry  business.  War 
Record :  1917-18, 1st  Lt.  C.A.C. ;  5th  batty.  C.A.O. ; 
1918-19,  45th.  regt.  C.A.C.  Batty.  D.  France. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Univ.  C.  (Chicago)  ; 
Chicago  Yacht  C.  Married:  Janet  Pyott.  Chil- 
dren: Janet,  age  5;  Maurice  F.,  Jr.,  age  1. 
Office:  328  N.  Sangamon  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
649  Buena  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

DURBOROW,  CHARLES  B„  swimming. 
Born:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  Mar.  6,  1881.  Son  of 
John  Myers  and  Jeannette  H.  (Danley)  Dur- 
borow.    Ed.:  Merion  H.  Sch.  (Ardmore,  Pa.). 

Record:  1910,  swam  Dela.  River,  34  mi.,  12 
hrs.  44  min. ;  swam  Schuylkill  River,  10  mi.,  7 
hrs.  59  min.  1911,  swam  mouth  of  Great  Egg 
Harbor  Bay,  12  mi.,  5  hrs.  53  min.  1912,  swam 
Atlantic  Ocean  and  Dela.  Bay,  42  43/100  mi.,  14 
hrs.  15  min.  1913,  swam  Boston  Harbor,  13 
mi.,  8  hrs.  12  min.  1914,  swam  Dela.  River, 
32%  mi.,  12  hrs.  52  min. ;  swam  N.  Y.  Harbor, 


22  mi.,  8  hrs.  46  min.  1916,  swam  Dela.  River, 
26  mi.,  9  hrs.  8  min. ;  swam  Atlantic  Ocean,  22 
mi.,  8  hrs.  42  min. ;  swam  Dela.  River,  36%  mi., 
13  hrs.  30  min. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker  and  real  estate. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  Chas.  B.  Durborow  Co.  (Phila. 
Pa.)  ;  pres.,  Durborow  Marqua  (Miami,  Fla.)  ; 
chmn.  Penn  A.C.  Swimming  Com. ;  pres.  Bur- 
lington Countians.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Mar- 
ried: Louisa  Shinn,  Mar.  6,  1907.  Children: 
Henrietta  J.,  age  10;  Louisa  Charlotta,  age  3. 
Office:  1418  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  The 
Larches,  Edgewater  Pk.,  N.  J. 


DUSENBERRY,  JAMES  DUDLEY,  track. 
Born:  Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  1889.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Jean  B.  (Merritt)  Dusenberry. 
Ed.:  Princeton  Prep.  Sch.;  C.E.,  Princeton, 
1910. 

Record:  Mem.  Princeton  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1905-06). 
1907-10,  mem.  Princeton  track  team  (partici- 
pated in  120  yd.  and  220  yd.  low  hurdles,  120 
yd.  high  hurdles,  high  and  broad  jumps  and  100 
yd.  dash).  1910,  ran  hurdles  and  sprints  for 
N.  Y.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor ;  pres.  United 
Fireproofing  Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  Mil.  Serice:  En- 
listed, Apr.,  1918,  Construction  Div.,  U.  S. 
Army;  comnd.  maj.,  Dec,  1918;  discharged, 
Dec.  31,  1918.  Clubs:  Univ.;  Princeton;  Can- 
non (Princeton);  Nassau;  Westchester-Bilt- 
more  C.C. ;  Princeton  A.A.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
swimming.  Married:  Anna  B.  Couzens,  Jan. 
17,  1912.  Children:  Charles  4th,  age  16 ;  James 
D.,  Jr.,  age  12;  Anna  B.,  age  3.  Office:  8  W. 
40th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  1049  Park 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


DUTTON,  TOM  WHITED,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Arcadia,  La.,  Mar.  22,  1893.  Son  of  John 
Franklin  and  Ida  (Monzingo)  Dutton.  Ed.:  B. 
A.,  La.  State  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  La.  State  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.,  varsity  track,  rifle  and  tennis  teams. 
1912-13,  mem.  La.  State  Univ.  F.B.  and  rifle 
teams ;  capt.  La.  State  Univ.  tracck  team  ( So. 
Coll.  champs.)  ;  Broke  S.I.A.A.  record  shot  put; 
Broke  A.A.U.  record  shot  put  (So.).  1913-14, 
capt.  La.  State  Univ.  varsity  Ail-So.  F.B.  team ; 
capt.  La.  State  Univ.  varsity  track  team  (Ail- 
So.  Coll.  champs.)  ;  Broke  S.I.A.A.  records  for 
shot  put  and  discus  throw ;  Sectional  All-Amer. 
pick  for  F.B.  1914-15,  coach  Gulf  Coast  Mil. 
Acad.  Ath.  teams ;  Turned  out  champs,  prep, 
sch.  team  of  La.  and  Miss ;  represented  S.A.A.U. 
in  Natl,  champs,  in  San  Francisco  and  won  56 
weight;  2nd  in  discus.  1915-16,  Broke  So.  rec- 
ords for  shot  put  and  discus  throw  New  Orleans 
(shot  put  record  still  stands).  1917,  won  trophy 


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as  highest  individual  scorer  for  6  consecutive 
yrs.  in  A.A.U.  meets  in  So.  1919,  capt.  La  State 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate.  Naval  Service: 
Naval  aviation  H.T.A. ;  student  officer  when 
disch.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Baton  Rouge  Ath.  C. ; 
Young  Men's  Gym.  C. ;  Mason ;  Westdale  C.C. ; 
Baton  Rouge  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Aths.  Mar- 
ried: Thelma  Opdenweyer,  May  8,  1917.  Office: 
Third  St.,  Baton  Rouge,  La.  Home:  Westdale, 
Baton  Rouge,  La. 

DVORAK,  CHARLES  EDWARD,  holder 
Olympic  and  Intercollegiate  pole  vault  records. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  27,  1878.  Son  of  Frank 
E.  and  Antonia  (Hrdlicka)  Dvorak.  Ed.:  A.A., 
Lewis  Inst.  (Chicago,  111.),  1899;  Univ.  of  Mich., 
A.B.,  1901 ;  LL.B.,  1904. 

Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team  (won  pole  vault  record  West.  l.C.  meet 
1900-01-03;  capt..  1902).  1900,  won  2nd  place 
Olympic  pole  vault  (Paris,  France).  1901.  won 
A.A.U.  champ,  pole  vault  record  (Buffalo,  N. 
Y.).  1903,  won  A.A.U.  champ,  pole  vault  record 
(Milwaukee,  Wis.).  1904,  won  Olympic  pole 
vault  record  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1920-28,  ath.  dir. 
Roosevelt  H.  Sch.  (Seattle,  Wash.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Roosevelt  H.  Sch. 
Married:  Rose  Veronica  Doyle,  Apr.  2,  1917. 
Children:  Ralph  Ferrandini,  age  21 ;  Robert 
Larry,  age  10.  Office:  66th  and  15th  Sts.  N.E., 
Seattle,  Wash. 

DWIGHT,  MAITLAND,  mem.  Princeton  Uni- 
versity trac  team  1909-11.  Born:  London,  Eng- 
land, July  31,  1889.  Son  of  Franklin  B.  and 
Eliza  Lenox  (Maitland).  Ed.:  Lawrenceville 
(established  high  hurdle  record,  15  2/5  sec, 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1911 ;  Columbia  Univ.,  M. 
A.,  LL.B.,  1914. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
1919;  low  hurdles,  24  4/5  sec,  1911;  capt. 
champ,  team,   1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Prentice,  Collins 
&  Dwight.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  Great  Lakes 
Naval  Training  Station,  Sept.,  1918;  comnd.  En- 
sign U.S.N.R.F.,  Dec.  16,  1918.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Edward  Smith  &  Co. ;  dir.  Garrison  Fire  Detect- 
ing System,  Inc.;  Down  Town  Asso.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Metropolitan  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  "P"  Club 
N(.  Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Lydia  Coit  Butler.  Children: 
Maitland,  Jr.,  age  13;  Jacqueline  Lydia,  age  9; 
Robert  Lenox,  age  6.  Office:  55  Liberty  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  123  E.  78th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 


DYE,     LEIGHTON     WILLIAM     CHARLES, 

track.    Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Oct.  30,  1901.    Son 
of  Wm.  and  Amelia  (Jackson)  Dye.   Ed.:  Manual 


Arts  H.  Sch.   (Los  Angeles,  Calif.),  1921;  B.S., 

Univ.  of  S.  Calif.,  1926. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (City  high  hurdles  champs.).  1924- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  Calif,  track  team  (S.  Pac 
Asso.  A.A.U.  high  hurdles  record  holder ;  Pac 
Coast  high  hurdles  record  holder).  1925-26,  l.C. 
high  hurdles  champ.  1926,  Araer.  high  hurdles 
champ. ;  Natl.  A.A.U.  high  hurdles  champ. ; 
Natl.  A.A.U.  record  holder. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Bldg.  and  Loan  Asso. 
Affiliation:  Theta  Psi ;  Hollywood  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  swimming.  Office:  735  W.  7th  St.,  Los 
Angeles.  Calif.  Home:  735  W.  49th  PL,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif. 

DYER,  LOUIS  ANTHONY,  football.  Born: 
Denver,  Col.,  Nov.  22,  1908.  Son  of  John  and 
Rose  Mary  (Scalise)  Dyer.  Ed.:  Colorado  Sch. 
for  Deaf  (Col.  Springs),  1926;  Gallaudet  Coll. 
(Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record:  1926,  mem.  Colorado  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Gallaudet  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  and  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Gal- 
laudet Coll.  A.A.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  Gal- 
laudet Coll.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3816  Mariposa 
St.,  Denver,  Col. 

DYER,  GAY  KIMBALL,  mem.  Stanford  Uni- 
versity track  team,  1926-28.  Born:  Ogden,  Utah, 
Nov.  3,  1907.  Son  of  H.  T.  and  Louise  (Kim- 
ball)  Dyer.    Ed.:  Placer  H.  Sch.;  Stanford. 

Record :  1923-24,  mem.  Placer  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1926-28,  mem.  Stanford  track 
team   (5th  place  I.C.A.  meet,  24'  1",  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Sigma 
Nu ;  Phi  Phi ;  Olympic  Club.  Address:  Auburn, 
Calif. 

DYER,  HUGH  THOMAS,  baseball.  Born: 
Alvarado,  Calif.,  May  8,  1868.  Son  of  E.  H.  and 
Olive  (Ingalls)  Dyer.   Ed.:  Stanford,  1895. 

Record:  1894-9,  mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1895). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sugar  engr.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  1st  Natl.  Bank  (Auburn,  Calif.)  ;  Dir.  Cen. 
Bank  (Cailf.)  ;  S.A.R. ;  Placer  Co.  C.C.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Louise  Kimball.  Children: 
Marion  G. ;  Guy  Kimball.  Address:  Auburn, 
Calif. 

DYER,  SAM  TEVIS,  football  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Morgan  City,  La.,  June  30,  1905.  Son  of 
Joseph  M.  and  Alice  (Matili)  Dyer.  Ed.:  St. 
Edwards  Univ. 

Recordi :  1924,  mgr.  amateur  F.B.  team  in 
Houston,  Tex.  1925,  AU-Tex.  I.C.A.A.  h.b.  1925- 
26,  mem.  St.  Edwards  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1926-27, 
mem.  St.  Edwards  Univ.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.     Occupation:     Student     (St.     Edwards  Record:    188891,   mem.   St.   Marks   Sen.   F.B. 

Univ.).     Clubs:    St.    Edwards    Monogram    Club  and  B.B.  teams   (capt.  F.B.  team,  1890).    1891, 

(sec.-treas.).    Hobby:  Hunting.    Office:  St.  Ed-  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.    1891-92,  mem. 

wards  Univ.,  Austin,  Tex.   Home:  1935  Creswell  Tale  varsity  F.B.  team    (sub.).    1897-98,  coach 

St.,  Shreveport,  La.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.    Clubs:  Univ.  Club 

DYER,   THOMAS,   football.     Born:   Chicago.  (Springfield,  Mass.);  Grad.  Club   (New  Haven, 

111.,    July   23,    1872.     Son   of    Clarence    H.    and  Conn.).    Married:  Florence  Hawkins,  June  16, 

Esther  E.  (Rutter)  Dyer.   Ed.:  St.  Mark's  Sch.,  1898.   Address:  Kingake  Farm,  Springfield,  Mass. 

1891.   A.B.,  Yale,  1895. 


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EACHO,  HARRISON  C,  football.  Born: 
Richmond,  Va.,  Nov.  15,  1897.  Son  of  Charles 
L.  and  Ida  (Augusta)  Eacho.  fid,.:  L.L.B.,  Univ. 
of  Richmond. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Richmond  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  Capt.  Richmond  Light  Inf. 
Blues  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Semi-Pro.  B.B. 
team  (Lawrenceville,  Va.).  1923-28,  Officiat- 
ing F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  Affiliations: 
Bond  and  Mortgage  Co.  (Richmond,  Va.)  ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Lamda  Chi  Alpha;  Va.  Boat 
Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Doris  Roper. 
Children:  Harrison,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  15  N. 
11th  St.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  33  Augusta  St., 
Richmond,  Va. 

EARL,      CLARENCE      ALEXANDER,      JR., 

track.  Born:  New  Britain,  Conn.,  Nov.  18,  1902. 
Son  of  Clarence  Alexander  and  Mabel  (Harrop) 
Earl.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch.  (Lakesville,  Conn.)  ; 
Ph.D.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  track 
team.  1921,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  track  and 
F.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (won  first  place  hammer  throwing, 
139  ft.,  Harvard-Yale  meet,  1923;  team  won 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet,  1924;  von  first  place  hammer 
throwing,  145  ft.  11%  in.,  Harvard-Yale  meet, 
1924).     1923-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  mgr.  Warren-Nash 
Motor  Corp.  Affiliations:  Yale  A.A. ;  Hale  Club  ; 
Psi  Upsilon;  Elihii  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Arden  Schroeder,  Jan.  23,  1928. 
Office:  Broadway  at  133rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
111  E.  80th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

EARLE,  GEORGE  HOWARD,  3RD.,  capt., 
Bryn  Mawr  Polo  team,  1926-27.  Born:  Devon, 
Pa.,  Dec.  o,  1890.  Son  of  George  Howard,  Jr., 
and  Catharine  Hansell  (Freud)  Earle.  Ed.: 
De  Lancey,  1909;  Harvard,  1913. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Penllgn  team  winner  12 
goal  U.S.  champ. ;  mem.  All-Philadelphia  team, 
defeating  E.  Indian  Tigers.  1922-27,  mem.  Bryn 
Mawr  team  (capt.,  1926-27).  1925,  mem.  Prin- 
cess team  in  open  champ. ;  winner  New  Eng. 
Circuit  Champ. ;  winner  Herbert  Herbert  Me- 
morial Cup. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sugar  refiner.  War  Record: 
2nd  lieut.  2nd  Pa.  Inf.,  Mex.  Border,  1916; 
U.  S.  Navy,  1917-19;  awarded  Navy  Cross  by 
President  of  U.  S.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Flamingo  Sugar  Mills ;  vice-pres.,  dir.  Pa.  Sugar 
Co. ;  dir.  Tradesmen's  Natl.  Bk. ;  capt.  Bryn 
Mawr  Polo;  Philadelphia  C.C. ;  Racquet  Club; 
Leach  Club.    Hobby:  Dogs,  fishing  and  antiques. 


Married:  Huberta  Frances  Potter,  Jan.  20,  1916. 
Children:  Geo.  H.,  4th,  age  11;  Hubert  Potter, 
age  9;  Laurence  Washington,  age  5.  Office: 
939  N.  Front  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
Grays  Lane,  Haverford,  Pa. 

EARLE,  GEORGE  N.,  track.  Born:  St.  Clair, 
Mich.,  Sept.  27,  1897.  Son  of  Sylvester  A.  and 
Elizabeth  Margaret  (Smith)  Earle.  Ed.:  St. 
Clair  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1920. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  St.  Clair  H.  Sch.  track, 
tennis  and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  freshman  tennis  and  track  teams.  1917- 
18,  mem.  class  B.B.  team,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1919- 
20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  cross-country 
and  indoor  and  outdoor  track  teams.  1920, 
mem.  medley  relay  team  at  Ohio  carnival  and 
111.  relays. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  William  P.  Pur- 
field  &  Co.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  O.T.C.,  Ft.  Sheridan; 
Phi  Mu  Alpha ;  Mich.  A.A. ;  Ann  Arbor  Alumni 
discharged  Dec.  12,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Asso.,  Univ.  of  Mich.;  Mich.  Union  (life  mem.)  ; 
Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  123  E.  Liberty 
St.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  514  Thompson 
St.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


EASLEY,  CLAUDIUS  MILLER,  rifle  shoot- 
ing. Born:  Thorp  Springs,  Tex.,  July  11,  1891. 
Son  of  Aaron  Campbell  and  Claudia  (Miller) 
Easley.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Tex.  Agri.  and  Mech.  Coll., 
1916. 

Record:  1910-16,  mem.  Tex.  rifle  team.  1920- 
27,  mem.  U.  S.  Inf.  rifle  team  (won  Nat'l  rifle 
team  match).  1924,  estab.  Army  qualification 
course  record  (343  shots  out  350).  1927,  won 
Scott  and  Farns worth  trophies  (Nat'l  rifle 
matches ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.  S.  Army.  Mil. 
Service:  1st  lieut.  Tex.  Inf.,  1916-17;  commd. 
Hobby:  Rifle  shooting.  Married:  Inez  Wickline, 
capt.  37th  U.  S.  Inf.,  1917.  Affiliations:  Mason. 
Oct.  13,  1917.  Children:  Claudius  Miller,  Jr., 
age  9.  Office:  Ft.  Benning,  Ga.  Home:  321  N. 
8th  St.,  Waco,  Tex. 


EASTER,  STEPHEN  S.,  "Big  Ten"  light- 
weight wrestling  champ.,  1926.  Born:  St.  Vin- 
cent, Minn.,  Mar.  25,  1905.  Son  of  William  H. 
and  Hilda  A.  (Munro)  Easter.  Ed.:  H.  Sch. 
(Humboldt,  Minn.),  1921;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S., 
1927;  M.S.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  freshman 
wrestling  team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Univ.  Minn, 
varsity  lightweight  wrestling  team  (capt.,  1927). 


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1926,  "Big  Ten"  champ.  1927,  runner-up;  un- 
defeated in  dual  competition.  1928,  candidate 
for  Olympic  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Gamma  Rho ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma.  Hobby: 
Wres'tling.  Address:  Univ.  Minn.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

EASTON,  CAMERON  HERNDON,  capt.  Ju- 
niata Coll.  football  team,  1926.  Born:  Oxford, 
N.  C,  July  21,  1905.  Son  of  Cameron  Herndon 
and  Carrie  (Skinner)  Easton.  Ed.:  Oxford  H. 
Sch. ;  Juniata  Coll. 

Record :  4  yrs.  mem.  Oxford  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  4th  yr.).  2  yrs.  mem.  Oxford  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.  B.  team.  4  yrs.  mem.  Oxford  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  3  yrs.  mem.  Oxford  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(capt.  senior  yr.).  Chosen  all-state  H.B.,  1923. 
1924-25-26,  mem.  Juniata  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1926).  1925-27,  mem.  Juniata  Coll.  track  team 
(100  and  220  yd.  dashes  and  broad  jump;  best 
record  for  100  yd.,  10  flat).  1928,  mem.  Juniata 
Coll.  relay  team ;  placed  first  at  Penn.  relays. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  and  real  estate  dealer. 
Affiliations:  Nat'l  Bk.  of  Granville ;  Travelers' 
Ins.  Co. ;  Granville  Real  Estate  and  Trust  Co. ; 
"J"  Club.  Hobby:  Physical  culture  and  coach- 
ing. Office:  12  Main  St.,  Oxford,  N.  C.  Heme: 
10  W.  Front  St.,  Oxford,  N.  C. 

EATON,  CHARLES  BERNARD,  canoeing. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  6,  1899.  Son  of  Edward 
H.  and  Emma  (Simpson)  Eaton.  Ed.:  Tech. 
H.S.  (Wash.)  ;  K.  of  C.  Sch. 

Record:  1921,  won  Colonial  Canoe  C.  Jr.  4 
(quad.)  single  blade.  1922,  mem.  of  Yapawei 
Canoe  C.  team,  winning  regatta.  1923,  mem. 
Wash.  S.  team,  winning  4  single  blade  (record 
time),  Canada  (Toronto)  Internatl.  Meet;  mem. 
gig,  winning  So.  Rowing  Asso.  Regatta  (Shrine 
Meet).  1924,  mem.  Potomac  C.  team,  winning 
Phila.  Canoe  C.  Meet;  *4  mi.  champs.  (Belmar, 
N.  J.);  sf.  double  blade  champ.;  mem.  y2  mi. 
team,  winning  Middle  State  Canoe  Rowing 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  investigator  Bu.  of 
Internal  Revenue.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.M.C,  phys. 
instr.  Paris  Is.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Colonial  Canoe  C. ;  Potomac  Boat  C.  Hobby: 
Duck  shooting.  Married:  Bertha  Schrepper, 
Dec.  24,  1920.  Office:  Treasury  Dept,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  761  Princeton  PI.,  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 

EATON,  WILLIAM  DEARBORN,  football. 
Bom:  Revere,  Mass.,  Feb.  27,  1879.  Son  of 
Charles  William  and  Emma  (Tapley)  Eaton. 
Ed.:    B.S.,  Harvard,  1902. 

Record:  1898-99-1900,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  and  retail  gro- 
cer, S.  S.  Pierce  Co.    Affiliations:  Harvard  Club 


(Boston,  Mass.);  Masons;  Winchester  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edith  Shurtleff,  1908. 
Children:   Alice,  age  18;  Charles  Shurtleff,  age 

17.  Office:  133  Brookline  Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:   3  Foxcroft  Rd.,  Winchester,  Mass. 

EBERTS,  BERNARD  L.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Bom:  Columbus,  O.,  May  21,  1901.  .Son 
of  Christian  and  Margaret  (Leonard)  Eherts. 
Ed.:  Aquinas  H.  S.  (Columbus),  1918;  A.B., 
Catholic  Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1924. 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Aquinas  H.  S.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18,  mem.  Mythical 
All  H.  S.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-24,  mem. 
Cath.  Univ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
'23)  ;  1922-23,  mem.  Mythical  All  So.  Atl.  Col- 
legiate Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Cath.  Univ. 
B.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Wash.  Prof.  F.B.  team; 
mem.  Wash.  Prof.  League  Bskt.B.  team.  1926- 
27,  mem.  Central  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials  (Coll. 
and  Prof.).  1927,  mem.  Central  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant,  Union  Labor 
Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Mem.  (Wash.  Dist.) 
Bskt.B.  Officials  Soc.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
1701  Conn.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  35  Girard 
St.  N.  E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

EBY  EARL,  track.    Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Nov. 

18,  1894.  Son  of  Ira  C.  and  Sarah  (Penrose) 
Eby.  Ed.:  Calumet  (Chicago)  H.S.,  1914;  Univ. 
of  Penn.,  1921. 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Calumet  H.  S.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1914,  mem.  Calumet  H.S.  track 
team.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  track  team 
(broke  world's  freshmen  relay  record,  which 
still  stands  (Phila.)  ;  Avon  Nat'l  600-yd.  run 
champ.  (N.  Y.).  1919,  Inter-allied  440-yd. 
1919,  won  A.E.F.  440  and  880  yd.  champs.; 
runner-up  Olympic  800-meter  run  (Antwerp, 
Bel.).  1920-21,  Nat'l  Indoor  600-yd.  champ. 
1920-21,  won  I.C.  880-yd.  (Cambridge,  Mass.)  ; 
mem.  Unv.  of  Penn.  track  team,  breakng  world's 
1-ini.  relay  record,  3:16  2-5,  which  still  stands 
(Phila.).  1923,  Nat'l  Indoor  600-yd.  champ. 
(Buffalo,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaper,  Evening  Bulle- 
tin. War  Record:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Infantry,  June, 
1917;  comn'd  1st  lieut,  1918;  mem.  A.E.F., 
July,  '18-Sept.,  '19;  discharged  Sept.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Chicago  A.A. ;  Lake  Shore  A.C. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Mar- 
ried: Beatrice  E.  Holm,  Sept.,  1923.  Children: 
Charlotte  Ann,  age  2%.  Office:  Evening  Bulle- 
tin, Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  723  Madison  St.,  Ches- 
ter, Pa. 

EBY,  MORAY  LEON,  football.  Born:  Adair 
Co.,  Iowa.,. Oct.  15,  1877.  Son  of  Robert  K.  and 
Martha  A.  (Rogers)  Eby.  Ed.:  Iowa  State 
Univ.  B.S.,  1899;  LL.B.,  1901. 


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Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  la.  Univ.  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1899).  1900,  won  West.  Conf.  champs.; 
mentioned  on  All-West,  mythical  F.B.  team. 
1901,  coach  Woodbine  Normal  F.B.  team.  1908, 
coach  West  Liberty  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909-13, 
coach  la.  Univ.  as  asst.  to  Hawley,  F.B.  team. 
1914-24,  coach  Coe  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1924-28, 
ath.  dir.  and  dir.  Coe  Coll.  F.B.  team  (team  has 
never  been  below  500  per  cent)  ;  (won  70  out  of 
91  games). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  aths.  and  F.B.  dir. 
Coe  Coll.  Affiliations:  Shriner ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ; 
C.C. ;  Nat'l  A.A.U.  Hobby:  Aths.  Married: 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Cedar  Rapds 
Pearl  Nichols.  Children:  Frances  Louise,  age 
12;  Robert  Nichols,  age  9.  Office:  Coe  Coll., 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa.  Home:  1956  First  Ave., 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 

ECKFELDT,   THOMAS   HOOPER,   JR., 

hockey.  Born:  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  Jan.  28, 
1896.  Son  of  Thomas  H.  and  Grace  (Weed) 
Eckfeldt.  Ed.:  Andrew's  Prep.  Sch.  (Concord, 
Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1917. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Transportation,  Crocker, 
Barbank  &  Co.  Asso.,  paper  mfrs.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  July,  1918,  F.A. ;  discharged,  rank  of 
capt.,  Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity 
C.  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married:  Ruth 
Carter  Grant.  Children:  Thomas  H.,  3rd,  age 
8 ;  Grant,  age  6 ;  Rosamond,  age  4 ;  John  M.,  age 
2.  Office:  545  Westminster  St.,  Fitchburg,  Mass. 
Home:  62  Bond  St.,  Fitchburg,  Mass. 

EDDELMAN,  WILLIAM  S.  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Marysville,  Mont.,  Aug.  2,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  S. 
and  Mary  E.  (Currey)  Eddelman.  Ed.:  Alham- 
bra  Union  H.  >ch.  (Martinez,  Calif.)  ;  A.B., 
Stanford,  1922. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Alhambra  Union  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  Bskt.  B.  and  B.B.  taems  (Bskt.  B. 
champs.).  1916,  mem.  Contra  Costa  Co.  Ath. 
Bskt.  B.  League  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Stanford 
cross-country  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Stanford 
track  team  (1  mi.,  4.37  min. ;  2  mi.,  10  min.). 

Pres.  Occupation-  Mining  engr.,  Nev.  Quick 
silver  Mines,  Inc.  Mil.  Servce:  Gen.  Inf.  Officers 
Traning  Sch.,  Camp  MacArthur,  Waco,  Tex. 
1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Min 
ing  and  Metallurgical  Engrs.  Hobby:  Sports 
Office:  Care  of  Nev.  Quicksilver  Mines,  Inc. 
Lovelock,  Nev.  Home:  1488  Alice  St.,  Oakland 
Calif. 

EDDY,  CALEB  FRANCIS,  football  and  base 
ball.  Born:  Wellesley  Hills,  Mass.,  May  12,  1901 
Son  of  Frank  Stetson  and  Martha.  (Deming) 
Eddy.    Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.,  Tale, 

1923. 


Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Andover  Acad.  F.B. 
1918-19,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt,  B.B.).  1921-23,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1923;  chosen  r.f. 
on  All-East  Coll.  team  by  Coach  Slattery  of 
Harvard,  1922 ;  team  won  "Big  Three"  champ., 
1923).  1922,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (hon- 
orable mention  on  "All-Amer."  team).  1923, 
mem.  London  B.B.  team  (team  won  amateur 
champ,  of  Europe). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  C.  F.  &  G.  W. 
Eddy,  Inc.,  Boston,  Mass.  Clubs:  Wellesley  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Virginia  Palmer,  Aug. 
23,  1924.  Office:  177  Milk  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  69  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Wellesley  Hills,  Mass. 

EDDY,  EDWIN  M.,  baseball  and  football. 
Born:  Alpena,  Mich.,  May  8,  1877.  Son  of  Elwyn 
and  Cornelia  (Hall)  Eddy.  Ed.:  Laurenceville 
Sch.,  1896 ;  Yale,  1899. 

Record :  1895-96,  mem.  Laurenceville  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1898,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1899,  mem  .Yale  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1927,  runner-up  North.  Calif,  senior  golf 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
Tumbador  Oil  Co. ;  pres.  Eiddy  Bros.  &  Co. ;  sec. 
Eddy  Mines  Co.;  treas.  The  Selwyn  Eddy  Co.; 
pres.  North.  Calif.  Golf  Asso.;  dir.  Calif.  Golf 
Asso.  Clubs:  Pacific  Union ;  San  Francisco  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Nellie  Fisher.  Children: 
Selwyn,  2nd,  age  24;  Katharine  F.,  age  19. 
Address:  2602  Pacific  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

EDERLE,  GERTRUDE  CAROLINE 
(TRUDY),  first  woman  to  swim  English  Chan- 
nel. Born:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  October  23, 
1906.  Daughter  of  Henry  John  and  Gertrude 
(Haberstroth)  Ederle.  Educated:  Public  School 
of  New  York. 

Record:  1922,  won  Joseph  P.  Day  cup;  1924, 
member  Olympic  team ;  1925,  won  Hook  Swim — 
Battery  Park  (New  York  to  Sandy  Hook — 21 
miles)  ;  1926,  holds  the  William  Randolf  Hearst 
cup  (most  popular  athlete  in  1926),  also  swam 
English  Channel,  August  6th  (23  miles  in  14 
hours  30  minutes).  Established  following  rec- 
ords :  200  meters,  2  minutes  45  seconds,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  April  4,  1922 ;  400  meters,  5  minutes 
53  1/5  seconds,  Indianapolis,  August  4,  1922; 
440  yards,  5  minutes  54  3/5  seconds,  Indian- 
apolis, August  4,  1922 ;  500  yards,  6  minutes 
4  1/5  seconds,  Indianapolis,  August  4,  1922; 
500  meters,  7  minutes  22  1/5  seconds,  Indian- 
apolis, August  4,  1922;  400  yards,  4  minutes 
23  4/5  seconds,  Brighton  Beach,  September  4, 
1922 ;  220  yards,  2  minutes  41  1/5  seconds,  Buf- 
falo, March  21,  1924;  300  yards,  3  minutes  45 
seconds,  Miami,  February  28,  1925 ;  150  yards, 
1  minute  41  seconds,  Long  Beach,  June  14. 
1925. 


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Present  Occupation:  Professional  swimmer. 
Athletic  Organizations:  Women's  Swimming  As- 
sociation (New  York)  ;  Honorary  President, 
Capitol  Athletic  Club  (Washington,  D.  C). 
Member  Delta  Psi  Kappa.  Hobby:  Ice  skating 
and  all  sports.  Office:  1560  Broadway,  New 
York,  New  York.  Home:  1349  Stadium  Avenue, 
New  York,  New  York. 


EDGAR,  ROBERT  L.,  baseball.  Born:  Iron- 
ton,  Mo.,  Apr.  20,  1900.  Son  of  William  R.  and 
Sarah  (Whitwatt)  Edgar.  Ed.:  Ironton  H. 
Sch.,  1918 ;  U.S.M.A. ;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1914-15-16-17,  Ironton  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  Champ. 
B.B.  team ;  chosen  All-Mo.  Valley  short  stop ; 
played  pro.  B.B.  St.  Louis  Cardinals;  played 
with  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  through  season.  1922, 
played  Fort  Smith,  Ark.  West.  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  So.  Surety  Co.  Affil- 
iations: Sec.  Lon  W.  Harbour  and  Co.,  Inc.; 
Kappa  Alpha  ;  Delta  Theta  Pi ;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  104-5-8  N.  4th  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.    Home:  6820  Delmar  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


EDGREN,  HARRY  D.,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  20,  1899. 
Son  of  Charles  and  Lena  (Lendahl)  Edgren. 
Ed.:  Bowen  H.  Sch.;  North  Western  Coll; 
Y.M.C.A.  Coll.;  B.P.E.  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1924. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Bowen  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B., 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  mem.  North- 
western Univ.  F.B.  team.  1920-23,  mem.  Chicago 
"Y"  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-24,  mem. 
Chicago  "Y"  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  Instr.  Chicago 
"Y"  Coll.  Military  Service:  S.A.T.C.  North- 
western Univ.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Delta  Alpha. 
Married:  Helen  Hammerstrom.  Office:  5315 
Dreiel  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  7811  S.  Howard 
St.,  Chicago,  111. 


EDLER,  RAYMOND  CHARLES,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Willis,  Tex.,  Apr. 
22,  1894.  Son  of  Henry  S.  and  Mary  A.  (Conell) 
Edler.  Ed.:  Janesville  H.  Sch.;  Beloit  Coll.; 
Univ.  of  Wis.;  U.  S.  Mil.  Aero.   (Urbana,  111.). 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Janesville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (state  champs.,  1913).  1913- 
14,  mem.  Janesville  Cardinals,  Semi-Pro.  Bskt.B. 
team ;  mem.  Beloit  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1915,  mem.,  Beloit  Coll.  track  team,  (won  conf. 
meet).  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B. 
team.  1919,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Kenosha  (Wis.) 
H.  Sch.  1920-21,  head  coach,  N.  West.  Univ. 
track  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-22,  asst.  coach, 
N.  West.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  H.S.  Edler  and 
Son.  War  Record:  Pilot  U.  S.  Air  Service,  1917, 
mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged  Lieut.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Elk;  Chippewa  C.C.  Hobby:  Coaching. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Sarah  McManus.  Children: 
Sarah  Susan,  age  2.    Address:   Chippewa,  Wis. 

EDMONDS,  LESLIE  E.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Emporia,  Lyon  Co.,  Kans.,  May  12, 
1894.  Son  of  Charles  M.  and  Edith  (Thomas) 
Edmonds.  Ed.:  Coll.  of  Emporia;  Emporia 
State  Teachers  Coll. ;  Kans.  Univ. ;  A.B.,  Ottawa 
Univ. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Coll.  of  Emporia  F.B. 
team  (All-State  end,  1912).  1915,  mem.  Ottawa 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Ottawa  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1921-28,  referee  Nat'l  A.A.U. 
Bskt.B.  tournament.  1925-28,  referee,  Kans. 
Conf.  and  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Kans.  Boxing  Comn. 
on  Officials,  Kans.  Conf. ;  and  sports  writer. 
War  Record:  Comnd.  1st  Lieut.,  1917 ;  promoted 
Capt.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Kans. 
Boxing  Comn. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Y.M.C.A.  Clubs: 
Kans.  City  A.C. ;  Topeka  Press ;  Univ. ;  Jay- 
hawker.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Mary  My- 
ers, June  6,  1920.  Children:  Charles  Myers,  age 
6 ;  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  3.  Office:  512  Natl.  Res. 
Bldg.,  Topeka,  Kans.  Home:  303  Woodlawn, 
Topeka,  Kans. 

EDMONDSTON,  RAPHAEL  ALLEN,  swim- 
ming. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  3,  1906.  Son 
of  Carol  A.  and  Catherine  (Van  Fant)  Edmon- 
ston.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1925;  George  Wash. 
Univ. 

Record:  1921-25,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swimming 
team.  1924,  mem.  Natl,  inter,  sch.  champs,  at 
Phila. ;  won  2nd  place  Swarthmore  inter  sch. 
champs.;  won  So.  Atlantic  sch.  100  yd.  breast 
stroke  champs;  1925,  2nd  place  Natl,  inter  sch. 
champs.,  Phila.;  won  Swarthmore  champs,  (set 
pool  record  for  100  yd.  breast  stroke  1 :19)  ;  won 
sr.  So.  Atlantic  champs.  100  yd.  breast  stroke  at 
Cath.  Univ.  (set  record  1:16%,  still  stands); 
2nd  place  220  yd.  So.  Atlantic  champs.  Wardman 
Pk.  Pool.  1926,  won  So.  Atlantic  champs.  100 
yd.  breast  stroke  Bay  Shore,  Md. ;  won  220  yd. 
breast  stroke  Wardman  Pk.  pool.  1927,  won 
220  yd.  breast  stroke  So.  Atlantic  champs.  Ward- 
man  Pk.  pool. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Wash.  Swimming  C. ;  Sigma  Chi.  Hobby: 
Swimming.  Home:  4817  Conduit  Rd.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 

EDMONSTON,  SAMUEL  S.,  JR.,  crew  and 
football.  Born:  Washington,  D.  O,  Aug.  30, 
1883.  Son  of  Samuel  S.  and  Mary  (Miller)  Ed- 
monston.  Ed.:  Georgetown  Prep.;  Georgetown 
Univ. ;  Dennison  Univ. 


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Record :  1900,  mem.  Georgetown  prep.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1901-03,  tackle  Georgetown 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1902,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
crew.  1903,  mem.  Potomac  Boat  C.  crew,  (won 
Jr.  and  Intermediate  races  in  middle  States 
regatta)  ;  Natl,  intermediate  (doable)  sculls 
champs,  with  C.E.  Hecox.  1905-06,  End  Md. 
A.C.,  F.B.  team.  1905-09,  mem.  prof.  B.B.  in 
major  and  minor  leagues.  1907,  coach  Catons- 
ville  A.C.  1912-13,  mem.  Vigalant  A.C.,  F.B. 
team  (Dist.  champs).  1917,  coach  Analortian 
Boat  C.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  Ins.  salesman,  Burn- 
han  Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Board  of  Trade; 
Elks;  K.C. ;  "G"C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Mary  Divver,  Sept.  15,  1904.  Children:  John  S., 
age  22 ;  Maurice  R.,  age  21 ;  William  C,  age  10 ; 
Margaret  Mary,  age  7.  Office:  Evans  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2816  P.  St.  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 


EDMUNDSON,  ALLEN  B.,  capt.  S.  East  Mo. 
State  Teachers  Coll.  football  team.  Bom:  Mc- 
Clurue,  111.,  Feb.  15,  1907.  Son  of  Allen  and 
Nora  (Broderick)  Edmundson.  Ed.:  McClure 
H.  Sen. ;  S.  East.  Mo.  State  Teachers  Coll. 

Record:  3  yrs.,  mem.  S.  East.  Mo.  State 
Teachers  Coll.  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Office:  375  N. 
Park  Ave.,  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo.  Home:  Mc- 
Clure, 111. 

EDMUNDSON,  CLARENCE  SINCLAIR,  track 
and  basketball  coach,  University  of  Washing- 
ton. Born:  Moscow,  Idaho,  Aug.  3,  1886.  Son 
of  Thomas  Sinclair  and  Emma  J.  (Rowley) 
Edmundson.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Idaho,  1910. 

Record :  1904-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Idaho  track 
team  (won  mi.  run,  1904;  capt.,  team,  1908). 
1905,  estabd.  N.  West,  records  in  half-mi.  and 
mi.  1909.  A.A.U.  champ,  in  half -mi.,  1:52.2; 
All-N.  West,  guard,  Bskt.B.  1912,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  team  (was  in  finals  of  800-meter 
run).  1913-18,  track  coach,  Univ.  of  Idaho 
(Conf.  champs.,  1916).  1919,  coach,  Tex.  A.  & 
M.  Coll.  1920-28,  track  and  Bskt.B.  coach, 
Univ.  of  Wash,  (won  Pacific  N.  West.  Conf. 
track  meet,  1921-27 ;  Pacific  N.  West,  champs, 
in  Bskt.B.,  1924-28).  1920-21,  coached  Gus 
Pope,  Natl,  champ,  in  the  discus  throw. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  and  Bskt.B.  coach, 
Univ.  of  Wash.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
Lions  Club ;  N.C.A.A.  Track  and  Field  Rules 
Com. ;  Amer.  Relays  Asso. ;  Natl.  Asso.,  Bskt.B. 
Coaches.  Ho bby ."Fishing.  Mfvrried : Mary  Zona 
Shultz.  Children:  James  Sinclair.  Office:  Ath. 
Pavilion,  Montlake  Blvd.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home: 
3141  E.  Laurelhurst  St.,  Seattle,  Wash. 


EDWARDS,  DUNCAN,  baseball  and  football. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  12,  1864.     Son  of 


Alexander     and      Elizabeth      (Proudfoot)      Ed- 
wards.    Ed.:  Princeton,  A.B.,  M.A. 

Record:  1882,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1883-85.  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1885).  Capt.  Columbia  Nine  B.B. 
team.  1885,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team ;  mem. 
Crescent  A.C.  F.B.  team ;  coach  Princeton  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  Adv.  Com. ;  Princeton  F.B.  Asso. ; 
Apawanus  G.C. ;  Greenwich  C.C.  Married: 
Susan  Milletts  Carle.  Office:  31  Nassau  St., 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  North  St.,  Greenwich, 
Conn. 

EDWARDS,  EDWARD  MITCHELL,  soccer 
and  tennis.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  24,  1896. 
Son  of  Richard  S.  and  Lucy  (Neilson)  Ed- 
wards. Ed.:  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1912;  De  Lancey 
Sen.,  1917. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  tennis 
and  soccer  teams  (won  I.C.  soccer  champ.,  '16). 
1921,  won  Middle  States  tennis  doubles  champ. : 
placed  No.  10,  Natl.  Ranking  N.L.T.A.  tennis 
doubles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  War  Record: 
mem.  U.S.N.G.  (Pa.),  1917;  enlisted  U.S.  A. 
Aviation,  June,  1917 ;  discharged  Mar.,  1918 ; 
enlisted  U.S.N.  Aviation,  Mar.,  1918;  comn'd. 
Ensign,  Sept.,  1918;  discharged,  Feb.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Varsity  C.  (Pa.);  Racquet  C. ; 
Delta  Psi ;  Merion  Cricket  C. ;  Phil.  Cricket  C. ; 
Seabright  Lawn  Tennis  C.  (N.  J.).  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Delia  Brown,  Feb.  26,  1927. 
Office:  3291  Commercial  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  7813  Winston  Rd.,  Chestnut  Hill.,  Phila., 
Pa. 

EDWARDS,  HEYWOOD  LANE,  wrestling 
and  boxing.  Born:  San  Saba,  Texas,  Nov.  9, 
1905.  Son  of  Winston  C.  and  Louise  (Smith) 
Edwards.  Ed.:  San  Saba  H.S.,  1922;  U.S.N. 
Acad.,  1926. 

Record :  1924-25,  mem.  Naval  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Naval  Acad.  I.  C.  boxing  team 
(heavyweight).  1924-26,  mem.  Naval. -Acad, 
wrestl.  team  (capt.,  '26)  ;  won  18  wrestl..  bouts. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  Ensign.  Office:  Navy 
Dept,  Wash.,  D.  C.    Home:  Del  Rio,  Texas. 

EDWARDS,  JAMES  THOMAS,  coach.  Born: 
Senoia,  Ga.,  Apr.  29,  1901.  Son  of  James 
Thomas  and  Lucy  (Cunningham)  Edwards.  Ed.: 
B.S.  Georgia  Tech,  1922. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Ga.  Tech  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919,  champs.  Atlanta 
Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1923,  asst.  coach  Ga. 
Tech.  1924-27,  head  coach  Milligan  Coll.  1925- 
27,  coach  3  state  champs.  B  B.  teams.  (B.B. 
team  undefeated  1926).  Connected  with  Atlanta 
Georgian  in  sporting  Dept. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Milligan  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  Military  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Geor- 
gia Tech.  Affiliations:  App.  Gonf.  Officials; 
Delta  Sigma  Pi ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Football,  base- 
ball, hunting  and  writing.  Address:  Milligan 
Coll.,  Milligan,  Tenn. 

EDWARDS,  WILLIAM  SEYMOUR,  track. 
Born:  Clifton  Springs,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  17,  1905. 
Son  of  William  Seymour  and  Hope  (Christen- 
sen)  Edwards.  Ed.:  Gilman  Sen.  (Baltimore, 
Md.)  ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.,  Tale,  1928. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Gilman  Sch.  F.B.  and 
soccer  teams  (Md.  State  champs.).  1923-24, 
mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad,  track  team  (team 
won  Harvard  Interscholastics).  1925,  mem. 
Yale  freshman  track  team.  1926-28,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  team  (former  holder,  Yale-Prince- 
ton dual  meet  record,  120  yd.  high  hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Yale 
A.A.    Address:  1  Pierrepont  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

EDWARDS,     WILLIAM     WATKYN,     track. 

Born:  San  Jose,  Calif.,  May  4,  1884.  Son  of 
Wm.  A.  Z.  and  Jennie  (Ziegler)  Edwards.  Ed.: 
San  Jose  H.  Sch.,  1901 ;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1907. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  San  Jose  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1907,  mem.  Stanford  champ, 
track  team   (won  hammer  throwing  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ranch  owner.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Coast  Arty,  troops,  Honolulu,  T.H. 
1918,  transferred  Coast  Arty.  Sch.,  Fort  Monroe, 
Va.,  1st  Lieut.,  discharged  1919.  Hobby:  Stock 
raising.  Married:  Hazel  Jarvis,  Dec.  23,  1922. 
Children:  Eleanor  Jarvis,  age  4.  Address: 
R.F.D.,  A.,  Box  1024,  Modesto,  Calif. 

EGAN,  HENRY  CHANDLER,  golf.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  21,  1884.  Son  of  William  C. 
and  Sarah  O.  (Chandler)  Egan.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1905. 

Record:  1902,  I.C.  golf  champ.  1902-0405-07, 
West.  Golf  Asso.  champ.  1904-05,  U.S.G.A. 
Amateur  golf  champ.  1909,  U.S.G.A.  runner-up. 
1915-20-23-25,  Pac.  N.  W-  Golf  Asso.  champ. 
1926,  Cal.  State  Golf  Asso.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fruitgrower.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  So.  Ore.  Sales,  Inc.;  Exmoor,  (life  mem.)  ; 
C.C.,  Highland  Pk.,  111.  (Hon.)  ;  Waverley  C.C.; 
Lake  Oswego  C.C.  (Portland,  Ore.)  ;  chrmn., 
Green's  comm.,  Rogue  Valley  G.C.  (Medford, 
Ore.)  ;  Monterey  Peninsula  C.C.  (Del  Monte, 
Cal).  Hobby:  Golf  course  architecture.  Mar- 
ried: Alice  Barrett,  Apr.  10,  1917.  Office:  R.  R. 
No.  3,  Medford,  Ore.  Home:  R.  R.  No.  3,  Med- 
ford, Ore. 

EGGLESTON,  RICHARD  H.,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  19,  1887.  Son  of 
R.  H.  and  Emilie  V.  (Piollet)  Eggleston.  Ed.: 
Cletter  Sch.;  Harvard,  1909. 


Record* :  1905,  mgr.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1907,  asst.  mgr.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1908,  mgr.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1909,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  treas.  W.  R.  Grace 
and  Co.,  New  York.  Clubs:  Harvard  C.  N.  Y. ; 
Ardsley  C. ;  Thouusand  Islands  Yacht  C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  sailing.  Married:  Helen  V.  Rafferty. 
Children:  Richard  H.  3rd.  Office:  7  Hanover 
Sq.,  New  York.  Home:  128  East  60th  St., 
New  York. 


EGRY,  CALVLN  MILLER,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Hamilton,  Ohio,  Sept.  11,  1898. 
Son  of  Aloys  Edward  and  Maude  (Miller)  Egry. 
Ed.:  Hamilton  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  111.;  Miami 
Univ. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Hamilton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  track,  swimming  and  B.B.  teams.  1917- 
18,  mem.  Tri-State  champ.  Bskt.B.  team  (Hamil- 
ton, Ohio).  1917-19,  mem.  Tri-States  Bskt.B. 
team  (Ind„  Ky.,  and  Ohio).  1922-23,  mem. 
Hamilton  Y.M.C.A.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team.  Offi- 
ciating F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  and  real  estate.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  Res.  Officers  Training  Corp.,  1st 
Lieut.  Affiliations:  Elk;  Boy  Scout  Exec; 
Ohio  Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials;  Olympic  Club; 
Optimist  Club.  Hobby:  Officiating  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball  games.  Office:  116  High 
St.,  Hamilton,  Ohio.  Home:  515  S.  2nd  St., 
Hamilton,  Ohio. 

EHLE,  HARRY  A.,  golf.  Born:  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  Dec.  10,  1907.  Son  of  George  Robinson 
and  Emma  (Cutler)  Ehle.  Ed.:  Williston 
Acad.;  Dr.  Thralls  Sch.,  1923. 

Record:  1926,  won  qualifying  medal  in  Caro- 
linas  champs ;  won  annual  summer  invitation 
tour.  1927,  won  So.  Amateur  champs;  runner 
in  annual  summer  invitation  tour;  Natl.  Ama- 
teur champs ;  holder  Amateur  course  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Packard  salesman,  Plem- 
mons  Motor  Co.  Affiliations:  Partner  White 
House  Inn;  Asheville  G.C.C. ;  Biltmore  Forest 
G.C.C. ;  Lakeview  Park  G.C.C;  Malvern  Hills 
G.C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Plemmons  Motor 
Co.,  Asheville,  Va.  Home:  Grove  Park  Sch., 
Asheville,  Va. 

EHLERS,  CARL  H.,  basketball.  Born:  Al- 
bany, N.  Y.,  Aug.  30,  1883.  Son  of  Peter  and 
Helen  (Collins)  Ehlers.  Ed.:  Central  Manual 
Training  Sch. ;  Univ.  Pa.,  B.S.,  1902 ;  M.A.,  1907. 

Record :  1906-07,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Bskt.B.  team, 
(I.C.  Champs.,  1906).  1908-09,  coach  Univ.  Pa. 
freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Constrn.  engr.,  Atlantic  Re- 
fining Co.  Married:  Emily  Burrough,  Camden, 
N.  J.,  Feb.  19,  1909.     Children:    Ethel,  age  18; 


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260  S.  Broad  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home:  721  dletown  A.A.  Hobby:  Coaching.  Address:  343 
Ashurst  Rd.,  Penfield  Pa.  N.  Union  St.,  Middletown,  Pa. 


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EILERS,  ARTHUR  E.,  track  and  rowing. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  18,  1888.  Son  of 
Lewis  and  Louise  (Edelmann)  Eilers.  Ed.: 
Smith  Acad.,  1909 ;  Wash.  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1907-08-09,  mem.  Smith  Acad,  track 
team  (Natl.  Relay  Champs.,  1909).  1909,  20, 
chmn.,  Municipal  Rowing  Asso.  (Natl.  Champs.). 
1909,  13,  20,  mem.  Concordia  Gym  Soc,  com- 
pleted for  Natl,  honors  at  Cincinnati,  Denver 
and  Chicago.  1915-16-17,  19-20-21-22,  mem.  Cen- 
tury Boat  Club  crew.  1916-17,  19,  won  4  mile 
downstream  race  for  Griesedieck  trophy.  1920, 
mem.  Natl.  I.C.  Rules  Com.  on  swimming; 
holder  breast  stroke  record  in  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach  and  bus. 
mgr.  of  aths.  at  Wash.  Univ.  Mil.  Service: 
Commd.  2nd  Lt.  O.D.,  1918;  discharged  1919. 
Affiliations:  Masons;  K.T. ;  Sec.-treas.  Mo.  Val- 
ley Conf. ;  Concordia  Gym  Soc. ;  Century  Boat 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Univ.  Wash., 
St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  2023  Arsinal  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 


EISENBREY,  ROBERT  HOWARD,  crew. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  18,  1882.  Son  of  W.  Har- 
rison and  Alice  M.  (Harrison)  Eisenbrey.  Ed.: 
Episcopal  Acad.  (Phila.)  ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  B.S., 
1903;  Ch.E.,  1913. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  freshman 
crew.  1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  "Henley"  "Var- 
sity crew,  defeated;  U.S.N.A.  (Annapolis)  ;  Lon- 
don Rowing  C,  Thames  Rowing  C.  (Henley, 
Eng.),  and  Dublin  Univ.  (Killarney,  Ire.).  1913- 
18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  Rowing  Comm.  (chrmn., 
'15-'17).  1915-17,  mem.  Bd.  of  Stewards  of  I.C. 
Rowing  Asso.   ( Poughkeepsie  Regatta). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engineer.  Mil. 
Service:  Capt.  Ordnance  Dept.,  U.S.A.,  1918-19; 
repr.  of  Ordnance  Dept.,  Comm.  of  War  Priori- 
ties Bd.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Bd.  of  Govs.,  A.A., 
Univ.  of  Penn.  ('15-'17)  ;  Univ.  C. ;  Engineer's  C. 
(Phila.)  ;  Merion  Cricket  C.  (Haverford,  Pa.). 
Married:  Augusta  Frost,  Apr.  26,  1905.  Chil- 
dren: Robert  Howard,  Jr.,  age  21 ;  John  Frost, 
age  16.  Office:  2518  Morris  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:    College  Ave.,  Haverford,  Pa. 


ELBERTI,  PAUL,  football.  Born:  Middle- 
town,  Pa.,  Feb.  18,  1906.  Son  of  J.  L.  and  Jen- 
nis  (Alexander)  Elberti.  Ed.:  Middletown  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Middletown  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-26,  coached  Mid- 
dletown A.A.  F.B.  team.  1923-27,  mem.  Middle- 
town  semi-pro.  F.B.  team.  1924-28,  mem.  Leba- 
non Valley  Coll.  F.B.  team. 


ELCOCK,  HARRY  A.,  basketball.  Born:  Ava- 
lon,  Santa  Catalina  Is.,  Cal.,  Nov.  29,  1901.  Son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  J.  Wall.  Ed.:  Long  Beach 
(Cal.)  H.  S.;  B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1926; 
M.S.,  Mich.  State  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Long  Beach  H.  S.  F.B. 
team  (Cal.  and  S.  W.  champs.).  1921,  mem. 
Bskt.  B.  team  (Cal.  State  champs.)  ;  All-Cal. 
State  H.  S.  centre,  Bskt.B.  1920-22,  mem.  A.A.U. 
Bskt.B.  team  (So.  Pac.  Br.  champs.).  1923-24, 
mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1923-26, 
hurdler  and  high  jumper,  Wash.  State  Coll. 
(tied  for  high  pointman,  N.  W.  Quadrangle 
Track  Meet). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Pytopathology,  Mich. 
State  Coll.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega; 
Alpha  Zeta ;  Phi  Sigma ;  Sigma  Xi ;  mem.  Mich. 
Acad,  of  Science.  Hobby:  Botonical  explora- 
tion. Office:  Botany  Dept.,  Michh.  State  Coll., 
East  Lansing,  Mich.  Home:  1518  E.  1st  St., 
Long  Beach,  Cal. 


ELDER,  GEORGE  W.,  president  International 
Star  Class  Yacht  Racing  Association.  Born: 
Jan.,  1893.  Ed.:  Columbia  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1915-21,  vice-pres.  Star  Class  Asso.  of 
Amer.  1921,  won  Long  Island  Sound  star  class 
champ,  with  "Saturn" ;  organized  Internatl.  Star 
Class  Yacht  Racing  Asso.  (served  as  sec.  until 
1924).  1924-28,  pres.  Internatl.  Star  Class  Yacht 
Racing  Asso.  1926,  sailed  "Iscyra"  (Internatl. 
star  class  yacht)  in  Cuban-Amer.  team  matches; 
sailed  same  boat  in  defense  of  Star  Class  Inter- 
natl. trophy.  1927,  won  Long  Island  Sound  star 
class  champ,  with  "Iscyra." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Yacht  broker.  Affiliations: 
N.A.  Yacht  Racing  Union ;  Manhassettt  Bay 
Yacht  Club ;  Zeta  Psi.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Office: 
501  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  105  W. 
55th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

ELDERKIN,  ELLSWORTHY  JAY,  Swim- 
ming. Born:  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  13,. 
1898.  Son  of  Homer  E,  and  Orvetta  (Van  Cott) 
Elderkin.  Ed.:  New  Rochelle  H.  Sch.,  1915; 
D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1919 ;  Columbia  Grad.  Sch. 
of  Dentistry,  1920. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
swimming  and  water  polo  teams.  1917-18,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  swimming  team  (New  Bng. 
plunge  champ.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  vs.  M.I.T. ;  I.C. 
plunge  champ.,  1918).  1917-18-19,  mem.  Meadow- 
brook  swimming  and  water  polo  teams.  1919, 
capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  swimming  team  (won  plunge 
for  distance  at  individual  champs.,  1919,  at 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Med.  Reserve  Corp.,  Sept.,  1917 ;  sgt.  Med. 
Corps,  Walter  Reed  Hospital.  Affiliations: 
Elks ;  Amr.  Legion ;  N.  T.  C.  Dental  Soc. ;  Amer. 
Dental  Asso. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Club  (N.Y.)  ;  Univ. 
of  Pa.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married: 
Bertha  Deber,  Jan.  8,  1925.  Children:  Craig, 
age  1.  Office:  84  North  Ave.,  New  Rochelle, 
N.  Y.  Home:  61  hotter  Ave.,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 

ELLETT,  PERCY  CLINTON,  bowling.  Born: 
Wash.  D.  C,  June  1,  1897.  Son  of  James  T. 
and  Louise  (Mueller)  Ellett.  Ed.:  Business  H. 
Sch. ;  Strayer's  Business  Coll. 

Record,:  Mem.  Business  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Dist.  League  bowling 
team.  1920,  mem.  High  Nat'l  Capital  League 
team.  1922,  tied  for  high  game  Nat'l  Capital 
League.  1924-28,  mem.  all  Dist.  teams  in  inter- 
city matches.  1925,  runner-up  in  doubles  with 
E.  McPhilomy  in  Balto. ;  W.C.D.A.  1926,  sec- 
ond in  singles,  W.C.D.A.  (396).  Estab.  new 
record  (745)  in  doubles  with  McPhilomy.  1928, 
capt.  Stanford  Paper  Co.  Dist.  bowling  league. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clerk  L.  A.  Clarke  &  Son. 
Affiliations:  Dist.  Bowling  League;  Odd  Fellows' 
Bowling  League ;  N.  W.  Church  League ;  Odd 
Fellows.  Hobby:  Bowling.  Married:  Mabel 
Henley,  Nov.  17,  1920.  Children:  William  C, 
age  6;  Robert  E.,  age  2.  Office:  10th  and  Water 
Sts.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  643  Ingraham  St., 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

ELLER,  ROBERT  LLOYD,  track.  Born:  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  17,  1886.  Son  of  John  J.  and 
Harriet  (Lane)  Eller.  Ed.:  Harlem  H.  Sch. ; 
Fordham  Univ. ;  D.D.S.  Georgetown  Univ,  1914. 

Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Harlem  H.  Sch.  track 
team ;  mem.  Metropolitan  Boat  C.  jr.  crew. 
1905-12,  mem.  Irish  Amer.  A.C.  track  and  F.B. 
teams.  1906,  won  all-around  champs.  71st  regi- 
ment (New  York  camp).  1907-12,  mem.  World 
champs,  track  team.  1907,  won  Mil.  A.C. 
champs.  220  yd.  hurdles.  1909-10,  mem.  Ford- 
ham  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1910,  set  record 
90  yd.  dash  Pastime  A.C.  games  (N.  Y.  C), 
time1  9  :01 ;  won  jr.  Nat'l  220  yd.  dash,  New  Or- 
leans ;  won  Metropolitan  champs.  100  yd.  dash 
for  I.A.C.O.  1911-14,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
track  team  (capt.,  1912)  (104  points).  1912, 
ran  for  Georgetown  Univ.  track  at  Univ.  of 
Va.  meet;  set  50  yd.  low  hurdle  record,  time  6 
sec. ;  still  stands ;  won  shot  put ;  set  record  for 
indoor  100  yd.  hurdles  (11:04)  at  Johns  Hop- 
kins meet,  defeating  Thorpe  of  Carlisle  and 
Horrax  of  Johns  Hopkins  in  4  events ;  100  yd. 
hurdles,  220  yd.  dash  and  100  yd.  dash.  1916, 
physical  Metropolitan  D.  0.  police.  1919,  capt. 
A.E.F.  track  team  at  Paris  games. 

Pree.  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Service: 
Facial  maxillary  surgery  Base  Hospital  No.  66, 


France,  1917-19;  discharged  1st  lieut.  April, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Heroes  of  '76;  board 
of  trade ;  D.  C.  Dental  Soc. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Co- 
lumbia C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret 
Miller,  June  21,  1914.  Children:  Robert  Lloyd, 
Jr.,  age  12;  Lloyd  Wright,  age  10.  Office:  1301 
Mass.  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  4701 
Conn.  Ave.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

ELLING,  WILLIAM  J.,  track.  Born:  Lake 
Lillian,  Minn.,  Dec.  9,  1899.  Son  of  E,  A.  and 
Lettie  M.  (Lund)  Elling.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch. 
(Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1927. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross- 
country team.  1924-26,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
wrestling  and  boxing  teams  (Big  Ten  champ., 
1926).  1926,  refereed  Univ.  of  Minn.  mil.  box- 
ing tournament  bouts ;  competed  S.  West.  Minn, 
golf  tournament.  1927,  referred  Univ.  of  Minn. 
All-Univ.  boxing  tournameat.  Won  cup,  East 
Hennepin  Merchants  marathon  race  (10  mi.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
Corpl.  N.G.,  151st  Light  F.A.,  Btty.  "C,"  537th 
C.A.  Res.,  7th  Corp  Area.,  commd.  2nd  lieut. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Kappa  Nu;  Scabbard  and 
Blade;  Sigma  Delta  Psi;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.)  ;  Minn.  A.C.  Office:  1100  5th  St.,  N.  E., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  Lake  Lillian,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

ELLIOTT,  CLARENCE  BCRTON,  Gym.  team. 
Born:  LaSalle,  111.,  Apr.  20,  1902.  Son  of 
Francis  Burton  and  Louise  (Ulrich)  Elliott. 
Ed.:  LaSalle  111.  Sch.;  LaSalle  Peru  Township 
H.  Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1924. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
gym.  team  (capt,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner,  Elliott,  Hayden  & 
Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Sigma  Phi;  A.  F.  and 
A.  M. ;  Deer  Park  C.C;  111.  Valley  Manf.  C. 
Office:  136  Hennepin  St.,  LaSalle,  111.  Home: 
1007  Marquette  St.,  LaSalle,  111. 

ELLIOTT,  ROYAL  EDWARD,  boxing.  Bom: 
El  Monte,  Calif,  Sept.  23,  1903.  Son  of  Mrs. 
Carrie  Bourman., 

Record :  1927-28,  mem.  Hollywood  A.C.  boxing 
team;  won  Pacific  Coast  light  heavyweight 
champ.;  draw  with  Tom  Elliott,  heavyweight 
champ,  of  Pacific  Coast ;  tech.  K.O.  in  1st  round 
with  "Roughouse  McGill."  Mem.  Alhambra  A. 
C.  boxing  team  (lost  to  George  Hoffman  in 
final  bout,  1928  Olympic  finals,  Boston).  Mem. 
U.  S.  Boxing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  West,  rancher.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Calif.  Walnut  Growers'  Asso.;  deacon, 
First  Christian  Church;  Native  Sons  of  Golden 
West ;  Alhambra  AC.  Hobby:  Raising  walnuts. 
Office:  Home  Ranch,  El  Monte,  Calif.  Home: 
Elliott  St.,  El  Monte,  Calif. 


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ELLIOTT,  THOMAS  MYRON,  tennis.  Born:  Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach  and  stu- 
West  Point,  Nebr.,  Feb.  16,  1906.  Son  of  James  dent.  Affiliations:  Beta  Tbeta  Pi ;  Natl.  Swim- 
C.  and  Lillian  (High)  Elliott.  Ed.:  West  Point  ming  Coaches'  Asso.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Ad- 
Pub.  Sens. ;  A.B.,  Nebr.  Univ.,  1928.  dress:  Granville,  Ohio. 


Record:  1925-26-27-28,  mem.  Nebr.  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1927-28).  1926-27,  mem. 
Nebr.  Univ.  tennis  team  (capt.,  1927).  1927, 
N.E.  Nebr.  singles  tennis  champ. ;  N.EL  Nebr. 
doubles  tennis  champ,  with  Donald  Elliott. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Nebr.  Innocents  Soc.  Office: 
1724  P  St.,  Lincoln,  Nebr.  Home:  West  Point, 
Nebr. 


ELLIOTT,  WALTER  A.,  football,  track,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Burlington,  la., 
Sept.  5,  1892.  Son  of  George  W.  and  Kathryn 
(Murphy)  Elliott.  Ed.:  Burlington  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1914  ;  Univ.  of  la.,  1915 ;  N.  Dak. 
State  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1907-08-09-10,  mem.  Burlington  H. 
Seh.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1910).  1908-09-10-12, 
mem.  Burlington  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (capt.,  1912).  1910,  mem.  Burlington 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
freshman  B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916, 
mem.   N.   Dak.   Univ.  F.B.   and   Bskt.  B.   teams. 

1917,  mem.  N.  Dak.  State  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1918, 
F.B.  coach  44th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Camp  Lewis,  Wash. 
1919,  coach  All-Army  B.B.  team,  Pacific  Coast. 
1921,  played  F.B.  5th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Amer.  forces 
in  Germany.  1925-26,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach 
5th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Ft.  Williams,  Me.  1926,  B.B. 
coach  5th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Ft.  Williams,  Me.  1927, 
F.B.  coach  5th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Ft.  Williams,  Me. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Army  officer.  War  Record: 
2nd  lieut.  Inf.  (R.A.),  Oct.  26,  1917,  44th  U.  S. 
Inf.;    1st   lieut.    Inf.    (Temp.)     (R.A.),    Oct.    19, 

1918.  44th  U.  S.  Inf.;  1st  lieut.  Inf.  (R.A.), 
Sept.  13.  1919-1928,  5th  U.  S.  Inf.;  Amer.  Army 
of  Occupation  (Germany),  Oct.  18,  1919,  to  Mar. 
21,  1922.  Affiliations:  Theta  Chi;  K.C. ;  Amer. 
Legion.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Faye 
Wheeler,  Dec.  17,  1918.  Children:  Mary  Kath- 
ryn. ace  8:  Patricia  Marie,  age  3.  Address: 
Ft.  Williams,  Cape  Cottage,  Me 


ELLIS,  ERLE  MOORE,  swimming.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  25,  1905.  Son  of  Arthur  F. 
and  Elizabeth  (Spratt)  Ellis.  Ed.:  Oak  Pk. 
H.  Sch.;  Denison  Univ.,  1929. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Oak  Pk.  H.  Sch. 
swimming  team  (capt.,  1924).  1920-25,  mem. 
Oak  Pk.  Y.M.C.A.  swimming  team  (mgr.,  1925). 
1922-25,  mem.  Columbus  Pk.  swimming  team 
(Chicago  champ.).  1923-25,  mem.  Chicago  Sec. 
relay  champ,  team.  1923-27.  Amer.  Red  Cross 
life  saving  examiner.  1926-28,  coach  Denison 
Univ.  swimming  team. 


ELLIS,  EUGENE  W.,  baseball  and  basketball. 
Born:  Chatham,  Mass.,  Sept.  20,  1890.  Son  of 
Eugene  C.  and  Effie  M.  Ells.  Ed.:  Bates  Coll.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Vt. ;  Springfield  Coll.;  Univ.  of 
Pa. ;  Rutgers  Univ. 

Record:  1910,  played  semi  pro.  Bskt.B.  with 
Cape  Cod  champs.  (Wareham,  Mass.).  1911, 
mem.,  Bates  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1912,  mem.,  Bates 
Coll.  B.B.,  track  and  cross  country  teams  and 
mgr.,  Bskt.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt. 
B.B.  team.  1925,  coached  Natl.  Champ.  Girl 
and  Boy  free  throw  contest,  Bskt.B.,  coached 
Junior  Natl,  free  throw  contest,  Bskt.B.  1927, 
coached  Senior  Natl,  free  throw  contest,  Bskt. 
B.,  Rutgers  Prep.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atn.  dir.  and  teacher.  Affi- 
liations: Sigma  Nu  ;  Mason ;  Tall  Cedars ;  Coun- 
try Club,  Jaffrey,  N.H. ;  Pres.,  Bskt.B.  League, 
approved  officials  in  Bskt.B.,  F.B.,  and  B.B. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Made- 
line H.  Howes,  1910.  Children:  Eugene  W.,  Jr., 
age  8.  Address:  694  George  St.,  New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J. 

ELLIS,  SAMUEL  MOFFITT,  football,  basket- 
ball and  soccer.  Bom:  Camden,  N.  J.,  Oct.  2, 
1895.  Son  of  Francis  D.  and  Grau  A.  (Davis) 
Ellis.  Ed.:  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.;  Lafayette  Coll.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  Mem.  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll. 
F.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
F.B.  team.  1920-21,  coach,  W,  Chester  H.  Sch. 
1922-23,  coach,  Chestnut  Hill  Acad.  (mem.  Cen- 
tral Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  meat  dealer. 
Naval  Service:  U.S.N.R.F.,  Hosp.  Base  No.  5, 
Brest  Air  Station.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  ;  Hicicunda  Del  Mar.  Married: 
Mildred  Louise  Hunnign,  Aug.  14,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: Samuel  Moffitt,  Jr.,  age  7 ;  Mildred  Louise, 
age  4;  Francis  D„  2nd,  age  3;  Sara  A.  (infant). 
Office:  48  N.  Dela.  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
250  S.  Milville  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

ELLIS,  SHIRLEY  G.,  football  and  track. 
Bom:  Hamilton,  Mass.,  Oct.  4,  1878.  Son  of 
Shirley  V.  and  Emma  Hammond  (Gregory) 
Ellis.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  1897;  S.B. 
Harvard  Univ.  1901. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
F.B.  team  (East.  Prep.  Sch.  champs).  1897, 
mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad,  track  team ;  H.B. 
Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team  (champs).  1898, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team.  1899-1900- 
01,    mem.    Harvard    varsity    track    team    (I.C. 


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champs.  1899)  ;  Holder  of  2  all-around  N.  Eng. 
champs,  in  Y.M.C.A.  track  competition ;  1  Natl, 
all-around  Y.M.C.A.  champs.  1896-1901,  winner 
of  42  first  prizes,  18  second  prizes,  8  third 
prizes,  in  I.C.,  Collegate,  Y.M.C.A.,  and  open 
competition  in  track  events. 

Hobby:  Yachting  and  golf.  Married:  Anita 
M.  Rennie.  Children:  Shirley  D.,  age  16;  Anita 
M.,  age  18.  Office:  1511  Ry.  Exchange  Bldg., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  Allerton  House,  Chicago, 
111. 


Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross- 
country team  (capt,  1918).  1918,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  supt.,  Milwaukee-Bos- 
ton Store.  Affiliations:  Star  and  Arrow ;  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  Milwaukee  Asso.  of  Commerce  ;  Artus  ; 
"W"  club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby:  Photography. 
Married:  Dorothy  Head.  Children:  Dorothy 
Jean,  age  6;  Diantha,  aged  1.  Office:  319  Wis. 
Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  908  Shepard  Ave., 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 


ELLSON,  JOHN  VERNON,  JR.,  rowing. 
Born:  Matteaway,  N.  Y.,  July  14,  1898.  Son 
of  John  "Vernon  and  May  (Ivers)  Ellson.  Ed.: 
Univ.  Pa.,  A.B.,  1920;  M.D.,  1923. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  crew. 
1918-19-20,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  crew  (I.C. 
champs.,  1918). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Central  O.T.C.,  Camp  Gordon,  Atlanta, 
Ga.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Medi- 
cine.   Married:  Evelyn  Sloat,  Aug.  22,  1925. 

ELLSWORTH,  FERRIN  GREENE,  football. 
Born:  Eveleth,  Minn.,  Apr.  13,  1896.  Son  of 
William  D.  and  Francis  (Greene)  Ellsworth. 
Ed.:  East  Side  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.), 
1915;  Carleton  Coll.,  1920;  Stout  Inst.  (Meno- 
minie,  Wis.),  1921. 

Record:  1912-13-14,  mem.  East  Side  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (City  champs.,  1912).  1913-14,  mem. 
East  Side  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (City  champs., 
1914).  1919-20,  mem.  Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (F.B.  team  State  champs.,  1920; 
B.  B.  team  tied  for  State  champ.).  1921,  mem. 
Stout  Inst.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1921- 
22,  coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track,  and  B.B.,  Biwa- 
bik,  Minn.,  H.  Sch.  (Bskt.B.  team  Range  champ, 
runner-up,  1922).  1923-24,  coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
and  B.B.,  Joe  E.  Brown  Junior  H.  Sch.,  Atlanta, 
Ga.  (City  champs.,  F.B.  and  B.B.,  1924).  1925- 
26-27,  F.B.  coach,  Short  Hills  Private  Sch. 
(Short  Hills,  N.  J.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supervisor,  manual  train- 
ing, Orange,  N.  J.  War  Record:  1st  Class  phar- 
macists mate,  Hospital  Unit  17,  duty  at  Paris, 
Bordeaux,  Paulliac,  and  Base  Hospital  Nos.  1 
and  15 ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1st  Marines ;  discharged, 
July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Officiating  at  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  and  B.B.  games.  Married:  Vola  Mit- 
chell, Aug.  28,  1925.  Office:  Orange  Public  Sch., 
Orange,  N.  J.  Home:  68  Rollinson  St.,  W. 
Orange,  N.  J. 

ELSOM,  BERNARDO  W.,  track.  Born:  Nel- 
son Co.,  Va.,  June  26,  1897.  Son  of  Dr.  J.  C. 
and  Ruth  (Reams)  Elsom.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Wis. 


ELWARD,  A.  H„  coach.  Born:  Lawrence, 
Mass.,  June  23,  1892.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Mary 
(Whalen)  Elward.  Ed.:  Lawrence  H.  Sch.; 
Exeter  Acad. ;  LL.B.  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

Record :  1909,  Lawrence  H.  Sch.  state  champ. 
F.B.  team.  1910,  End  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1912-16,  End  Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B.  team  (All- 
West,  end,  1915).  1916,  coach  St.  John's  Prep. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917,  End  coach 
Newport  Naval  Reserve  Service  F.B.  champs. 
1919,  coach  Hampton  Rds.  (Va.)  service  F.B. 
team  (East  coast  champs.).  1920-21,  coach  All- 
Ath.  Naval  Air  Station,  Hampton  Rds.  (Va.). 
1922-23,  coach  Grennell  Coll.  (la.)  F.  B.  and 
BsktB.  teams.  1924-26,  coach  John  Carroll 
Univ.,  Cleveland  (Ohio)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1927-28,  end  coach  Purdue  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Naval  Service:  Mid 
class  seaman  Newport  (R.  I.),  1917;  U.S.N.  Air 
Service,  1918-22;  Disch.  Lt.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion ;  Elks.  Married:  Lillian  McNamora. 
Children:  Allen,  Jr.,  age  6;  Carol  Ann,  age  3. 
Office:  Purdue  Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home: 
303  Perrin  Ave.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

ELWELL,  CYRIL  FRANK,  track.  Born: 
Melbourne,  Australia,  Aug.  20,  1884.  Son  of 
Dudley  and  Clotilde  (Tresidder)  Elwell.  Ed.: 
Stanford,  A.B.,  1907,  E.E.,  1908. 

Record:  1902-07,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  track 
team    (440-yd.  dash). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  engr.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  Mullard  Wireless  Service  Co. ;  dir.  Collins 
Electrical,  Ltd. ;  dir.  De  Forest  Phonofilms, 
Ltd. ;  dir.  Lee  De  Forest,  Ltd. ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Royal 
Automobile  Club ;  Camberlay  Heath  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ethel  Pullan,  1909. 
Children:  Dorothy,  age  16;  Valda,  age  12. 
Office:  21  Denmark  St.,  London,  England. 
Home:  197  Queens  Gate,  London,  England. 

EMANUEL,  WALTER  ARTHUR,  baseball. 
Born:  Fall  Creek,  Wis.,  Feb.  12,  1896.  Son  of 
Gustav  A.  and  Augusta  EmanueJ.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1920. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B. 
team.  1922-26,  mem.  Mines  Independent  B.B. 
League  team  (Butte,  Mont). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  chemist,  Anaconda 
Mining  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  R.O.T.C.  and 
Engrs.  Res.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Mason;  "W" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Anaconda  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Kathlyn  Larsen.  Office:  c/o 
Anaconda  Mining  Co.,  Anaconda,  Mont.  Home: 
404  Maple  St.,  Anaconda,  Mont. 

EMERSON,  GUY  H.,  rifle  shooting.  Born: 
Fremont,  Ohio,  Sept.  3,  1876.  Son  of  Maes  S. 
and  Catherine  Emerson. 

Record:  1906,  shot  15  straight  5's,  8  in.  bull's 
eye,  200  yds.  1906-15,  mem.  Ohio  State  Natl,  rifle 
team.  1907-09,  mem.  Dryden  rifle  team.  1907-12, 
mem.  Harrick  rifle  team.  1910-22,  won  Wimble- 
dom  Cup  match.  1912,  won.  Adj.  Gen.  Cup 
match ;  won  Sea-Girt  champ,  match ;  won  Win- 
chester trophy  rifle  match.  1912,  won  Marine 
Corps  match  ;  won  Nev.  trophy  rifle  match.  1913, 
mem.  N.A.  rifle  team.  1913-23,  mem.  Palma 
rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Garage  owner.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Co.  K,  6th  O.V.I.,  U.  S.  and  Cuba,  Spanish 
Amer.  War,  discharged  Corpl.  Affiliations: 
Mason.  Hobby:  Rifle  shooting.  Address:  203 
Bir.  Ave.,  Fremont,  Ohio. 

EMERT,  JAMES  THOMAS,  baseball,  porn: 
Macon,  Mo.,  July  12,  1907.  Son  of  Fred  C.  and 
Arrabella  (Craig)  Emert.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Princeton. 

Record:  1924,  won  St.  Louis  golf  tourna- 
ment. 1924-25,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1926,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  B.B.  team 
(champs.).  1927,  mem.  Princeton  A.C.  B.B. 
team  (N.  J.  champs.).  1927-28,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  Princeton  H.B. 
team  (runner-up  Princeton  H.B.  singles 
champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Univ.  Cot- 
tage (Princeton)  ;  Princeton  A.C;  Bellwrive  C. 
C.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  "P"  (Princeton).  School: 
73  Patton  Hall,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  5521 
Waterman  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

EMRICH,  RUSSELL  C,  football.  Born: 
Casey,  111.,  Mar.  1,  1900.  Son  of  W.  S.  and 
Ollie  (Park)  Emrich.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  111.,  1921; 
Lombard  Coll.,  1922;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1925; 
Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1925. 

Record :  1921,  cen.  Lombard  Coll.  F.B.  team ; 
mem.  Little  9  conf.  champs,  team.  1923-24,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B.  team.  1924,  only  man  to 
throw  "Red  Grange"  for  loss  in  famous  21-21 
Chicago  (111.)  game;  cen.  on  "Big  Ten"  conf. 
champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  Securities  with 
Mosser,  Williams  &  Co.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta;  pres.  Beta  of  111.;  Phi  Delta 
Theta.  Married:  Helen  L.  Funk,  Sept.  26,  1925. 


Children:  Russell  C,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  29  So. 
LaSalle,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  3730  Sheridan  Rd., 
Chicago,  111. 


EMSHWILLER,  OWIN  BROWN,  rifle  shoot- 
ing. Born:  Hartford  City,  Ind.,  May  12,  1895. 
Son  of  Adelbert  B.  and  Frances  (Brown)  Emsh- 
willer.    Ed.:  C.E.,  Ramsey  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1925. 

Record:  1920-25,  mem.  Minn.  Civilian  rifle 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1921,  won  Pres.  rifle  match. 
1922,  mem.  Inter-Natl.  Small  rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  War  Record: 
Mem.  A.E.F.;  Sgt.  Co.  E  29th  Engrs.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion ;  Minneapolis  Rifle 
Club.  Hobby:  Shooting.  Married:  Helen  Har- 
ven,  June  18,  1927.  Office:  Engr.  Dept,  Soo 
Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  3230  4th  St. 
S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ENGLAND,  JOSEPH  TOWNSEND,  Pres.  S. 
Atlantic  Asso.  A.A.U.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Apr.  29,  1882.  Son  of  Charles  and  Mary  (Bar- 
nard) England.  Ed.:  Deischmann  Prep.  Sch. 
(Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ., 
1902;  Univ.  Md.,  LL.B.,  1906;  A.M.,  1909. 

Record:  1899-1904,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  track  team  (capt.,  1901-02).  1901-06,  capt. 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  1-mile  record  relay  team. 
1902-08,  held  State  and  So.  record  for  440  yds., 
time  50  2/5  sec.  1909-21,  won  official  handicap 
S.A.  Asso.  A.A.U.  1911-12,  track  coach  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  1912,  organizer  and  pres.  S.  At- 
lantic Ath.  Asso.  1925-28,  pres.  S.  Atlantic  Asso. 
A.A.U. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  mem.  Tyler  & 
England.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Ord.  Res.  Corps, 
Washington,  D.  C.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Ex- 
change Club ;  Merchants  Club  ;  Baltimore  C.C. ; 
Baltimore  Club;  University  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C). 
Hobby:  Track  and  field  sports.  Office:  612  Equit- 
able Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  1213  N.  Cal- 
vert St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


ENKE,  FRED  AUGUST,  coach.  Born:  Roch- 
ester, Minn.,  July  12,  1898.  Son  of  William  and 
Emma  (Stephen)  Enke.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1921. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team 
("Big  Ten"  champs.).  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  team.  1921-23,  asst. 
coach  So.  State  Coll.  1923-25,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  of 
La.  1924,  coach  Calumet  Coll.  of  New  Albany 
(Ind.)  BsktB.  and  A.A.U.  champs.  Ky.  and 
Ind.  1925-28,  coach  Univ.  of  Ariz.  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1927-28,  Bskt.B.  team  So.  West 
champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  coach.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa    Sigma ;   Theta   Tau ;    Mason.    Married: 


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age    3.     Office:    Univ.    of    Ariz.,    Tuscon,    Ariz. 

Home:  1115  N.  Park  Ave.,  Tuscon,  Ariz. 

Ollie  Charline  Tehon.    Children:  Fred  William, 


ENSIGN,  G.  E,  football,  basketball,  baseball 
and  track.  Born:  Defiance,  Obio,  July  1,  1897. 
Son  of  Ed.  W.  and  Elsie  B.  (Richardson)  En- 
sign. Ed.:  B.A.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1920; 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1924. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.,  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track, 
1919).  1918-19,  1st  place  high  jump,  pole  vault, 
120  high  hurdles  and  220  yd.  low  hurdles.  1919, 
mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B.  team  (All-Ohio 
guard).  1921-28,  coach  Shaker  Height  H.  Sch. 
(N.  East  Ohio  champs.,  track,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phy.  ed.  Affiliations: 
N.  Y.  Life  Ins.  Co. ;  Mason  ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Cleveland  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Helen  Sigler.  Children:  Jerry, 
Jr.,  age  5  ;  Jean,  infant.  Office:  S.  Woodland  and 
Woodbury  Rds.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  16626 
Kenyon  Rd.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


ERB,  ARTHUR  LESLIE,  football  and  soccer. 
Born:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Jan.  22,  1893.  Son  of 
Samuel  and  Margaret  Erb.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Stan- 
ford, 1916. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  soc- 
cer team.  1914-16,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  Rugby 
F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  All-Amer.  Rugby  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  1st 
lieut.  Hdqrs.  Co.  363rd  Inf.  91st  div.,  transferred 
68th  Inf.  4th  div.,  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
pres.  People's  Finance  Co. ;  dir.  Payne  Furnace 
and  Supply  Co. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Post 
Amer.  Legion ;  Beverly  Hills  Club ;  Gables 
Club;  Fox  Hills  CO  Married:  Highland Reeder, 
Ovt.  18,  1924.  Children:  Eunice  Margaret,  age  2. 
Office:  331 1/2  N.  Beverly  Drive,  Beverly  Hills, 
Calif.  Home:  1445  N.  Beverly  Drive,  Beverly 
Hills,  Calif. 


ERB,  BEN  EDWARD,  mem.  Ail-American 
Rugby  football  team,  1908-12.  Born:  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.,  Dec.  10,  1891.  Son  of  Samuel  and 
Margaret  Erb.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Stanford,  1912. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Victoria  Rugby  F.B. 
team  (Victoria,  British-Columbia).  1908,  capt. 
Stanford  freshman  Rugby  F.B.  team.  1908-12, 
mem.  Stanford  varsity  soccer  and  Rugby  F.B. 
teams  (mem.  team  toured  Australia  and  New 
Zealand,  1910;  capt.,  1912). 

Mil.  Service:  Sgt.  Aviation,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Address:  c/o  Gen.  Petrol- 
eum Oil  Co.,  Taft,  Calif. 


ERDALL,  ARTHUR  C,  football.  Born:  Mad- 
ison, Wis.,  Feb.  25,  1891.  Son  of  John  L.  and 
Bertha  (Swanson)  Erdall.  Ed.:  Mech.  Arts  H. 
S.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.),  1908;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A., 
1913;  LL.B.,  1915. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Mech.  Arts  H.S.  F.B., 
Track,  B.B.  and  Hockey  teams  (capt.,  F.B.). 
1910-12-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1916,  backfield  coach  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sol.  State  of  Minn. 
C.M.S.  and  P.R.R.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
2nd  lieut.  Infantry.  Affiliations:  Minn.  "M"  C. 
(one  of  organ.)  ;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Iron  Wedge;  Gyro  C.  Married:  Eunice  McGil- 
vra.  Children:  Eunice  Joan,  age  7;  Arthur 
Bushnell,  age  5;  John  Leonard,  age  1%.  Office: 
25  Milwaukee  Sta.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home: 
5239  Humboldt  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

ERDMAN,  CHARLES  R.,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Germantown,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  25,  1897.  Son  of 
Charles  R.  and  Estelle  (Pardee)  Erdman.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.,  1915;  Princeton,  A.B.,  1920; 
M.A.,  1924;  Ph.D.,  1928. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  track 
and  hockey  teams  (hold  120-yd.  hurdles  record, 
15  4/5  sec).  1917-18,  mem.  Princeton  hockey 
team.  1918-20,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(capt.,  1919-20;  capt.,  team  defeated  Oxford 
Univ.,  London,  England;  won  120-yd.  hurdles, 
15  2-5  sec,  1920) .  1918,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ.  120- 
yd.  high  hurdles  and  220-yd.  low  hurdles.  1918- 
20,  1st  place  Yale-Princeton  and  Harvard-Prince- 
ton track  meets.  Held  world's  record  45-yd. 
hurdles,  6  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  Princeton.  Naval 
Service:  U.S.N.  Aviations,  1918.  Clubs:  Cap  and 
Gown  (Princeton)  ;  Nassau  (Princeton).  Hobby: 
Track  and  hockey.  Married:  Lucy  Bulkley,  June 
14,  1922.  Children:  Charles  R.,  3rd,  age  4; 
Harold  Bulkley,  age  3.  Address:  20  Boudinot 
St.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


ERICKSON,  WILLIAM  OSCAR,  gymnast. 
Born:  Evansville,  Minn.,  Nov.  10,  1905.  Son  of 
Oscar  and  Lena  (Kerum)  Erickson.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1926,  runner-up,  Light  Heavy  wt. 
boxing  champ.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  1926-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Gymnastic  team;  Indian  Club 
swinging  champ. ;  runner-up  tumbling  Univ.  of 
Wis.  and  Univ.  of  Minn.  Gym  meet.  In  Big  Ten 
Gym  meet  (Lafayette,  Ind.),  '26;  in  Big  Ten 
meet  (Univ.  of  Chicago),  '27.  1927,  won  (loving 
cup)  Indian  Club  swinging;  runner-up  tumbling 
N.W.  Gym  meet   (Univ.  of  Minn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  phys.  ed.,  Excelsior 
Minn.  Affiliations:  "M"  C.  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ; 
N.W.    Gymnastic    Soc ;    Luth.    Students'    Assol 


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(Univ.  of  Minn.);  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Phys.  Ed. 
Asso.  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Guide  at  Alex- 
andria, Minn.    Home:  Alexandria,  Minn. 

ERICSON,  KARL  L.,  coach.  Born:  Elroy, 
Wis.,  Jan.  21,  1895.  Son  of  Edward  and  Mary 
(Stone)  Ericson.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Jamestown  Coll., 
1918. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Jamestown  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (won  I.C.  Conf.  title)  ;  All-State  full  back 
1916-17;  won  2  F.B.  champs.;  won  2  Bskt.B. 
champs. ;  won  3  B.B.  champs. ;  won  2  track 
champs. ;  capt.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  for  3  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Jamestown  Coll. 
Affiliations:  K.  of  P.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Grace  Elizabeth  McDonald,  June  30,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Leslie,  age  7;  Betty,  age  6;  Jack,  age  1. 
Address:  Gymnasium,  Jamestown,  N.  D. 

ERNEY,  FREDERICK  GORDON,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Del  Rio,  Tex.,  July  19,  1891. 
Son  of  Thomas  and  Annie  (Gordon)  Erney. 
Ed.:  Del  Rio  (Tex.)  H.  Sch.;  S.  West  Texas 
State  Teachers  Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Tex. ;  B.A.,  Univ. 
of  Kansas,  1923. 

Record:  1911-13.  mem.  S.T.S.T.C.  F.B.  team. 
1912-14,  mem.  S.T.S.T.C.  B.B.  team.  1912,  coach 
Hondo  (Tex.)  H.  Sch.  1914-19,  coach  San  Mar- 
cos (Tex.)  H.  Sch.  1920-25,  ath.  dir.  Cleburne 
(Tex.)  H.  Sch.;  F.B.  team  won  state  champ. 
(1920).  1924,  won  All-H.  Sch.  relay  races,  Okla. 
relays  (440,  880,  medley  and  mile)  ;  440  relay, 
44.6  sec;  won  medley  relay  (Inter-Sch.  world's 
record  of  3:42  9/10  for  440,  220,  880  and  1760). 
Won  %-mile  relay  Natl.  H.  Sch.  meet  (Chicago, 
111).  Team  picked  Natl.  H.  Sch.  All- Around  re- 
lay champs.  1925-27,  ath.  dir.  Bryan  St.  H.  Sch. 
(Dallas,  Tex.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Science  instr.  and  coach 
Tex.  Mil.  Inst.,  San  Antonio,  Tex.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Air  Service,  comnd.  2nd  lieut.  Res.  Mil. 
Aviator,  Kelly  Field;  Flying  instr.  Call  Field. 
Affiliations:  S.  West  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  Texas 
Officials  Asso.  Married:  Nellie  Glenn  Shuford, 
Aug.  20,  1923.  Children:  Virginia  Nell,  age  2. 
Office:  Box  1096,  San  Antonio,  Tex.  Home:  Tex. 
Mil.  Inst.,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 


(New  Orleans,  La.)  B.B.  League.   Mem.  Patter- 
son Semi-Pro.  B.B.  team   (state  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  Boys'  worker. 
Naval  Service:  U.S.N.,  hon.  discharge,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Sec-treas.  United  Oil  Co.,  Inc.; 
Athenians  Carnival  Organization ;  Black  Pi- 
rates ;  Kingsley  House  Community  Center ; 
Kingsley  House  A.C. ;  S.  Yacht  Club;  S.  Conf.; 
Officials  Club;  S.  Amateur  Ath.  Officials  Club. 
Office:  1600  Constanct  St.,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Home:  4512  Elysian  Fields,  New  Orleans,  La. 

ESTES,  CARLTON  CHASE,  basketball. 
Born:  Longmont,  Colo.,  Nov.  21,  1895.  Son  of 
Edward  Joel  and  Anna  (Colkins)  Estes.  Ed.: 
Longmont  H.  Sch. ;  Stanford. 

Record,:  1914,  capt.  Longmont  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1915,  capt.  Longmont  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1915-lt>,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  Bskt.B 
team.  1916-17,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  503  Main  St.,  Longmont, 
Colo. 


ETELMAN,  CARL  EDWARD,  football,  bas- 
ketball, baseball.  Born:  Fairhaven,  Mass.,  Apr. 
2,  1900.  Son  of  Isaac  and  Minnie  (Grossneau) 
Etelman.  Ed.:  Fairhaven  H.  Sch.;  Boston 
Univ.;    Harvard;   B.S.,   Tufts   Coll.,    1924. 

Record:  1916-20,  mem.  Fairhaven  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921-24, 
mem.  Tufts  coll.  F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Tufts. 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Tufts  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  St.  Alphonsus  F.B.  team 
(Boston,  Mass.).  1926,  mem.  Boston  Bulldogs 
F.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Fittons  F.B.  team  (Bos- 
ton, Mass.).  1927-28,  phy.  dir.  and  coach,  Whit- 
man H.  Sch.  (Whitman,  Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phy.  dir.  and  coach,  Whit- 
man H.  Sch.  (Whitman,  Mass.).  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Phi  Epsilon  Pi ;  St.  Alphonsus  A.A. 
(Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Fitton  A. A.  (Boston,  Mass.)  ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials;  South 
Shore  Men's  Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Florence  Gould,  July  1,  1926.  Office:  Whitman 
H.  Sch.,  Whitman,  Mass.  Home:  822  Wash.  St., 
Whitman,  Mass. 


ERNST,  LEO  A.,  football,  basketball,  baseball 
and  track.  Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Oct.  18, 
1898.  Son  of  Charles  and  Catherine  (Leon) 
Ernst.  Ed.:  Warren  Easton  Boys'  H.  Sch.;  Sch. 
for  Coaches ;  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  1924 ;  Columbia 
Univ.,  1926;  K.  of  C.  Boy  Life  Bureau,  1926; 
Catholic  Summer  Sch. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Warren  Easton  Boys' 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  tennis,  track,  gym.,  Bskt.B. 
and  swimming  teams  (capt.  and  mgr.  B.B.  team 
state  champs.  La.  and  Miss.,  1915).  1916,  S.A. 
A.U.  high  jump  champ.    1917,  mem.  S.  League 


ETTLINGER,  HYMAN  JOSEPH,  football. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  31,  1889.  Son  of 
Abraham  and  Pauline  (Schucart)  Ettlinger. 
Education:  A.  B.,  Washington  Univ.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  1910;  M.  A.,  Harvard,  1911;  Ph.  D.,  Har- 
vard, 1920. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.,  Washington  Univ. 
F.B.,  Bsk.  B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem., 
Washington  Univ.  handball  team  (champion  in 
singles);  1913-20,  Bskt.  'B.  official;  1913-27, 
Univ.  of  Texas  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  coach ;  1914-28, 
F.B.  official.    ' 


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Present  Occupation:  Prof.,  Pure  Math.,  Univ. 
of  Texas.  Mil.  Service:  Signal  Corps,  stationed 
at  Ground  Sch.  for  Mil.  Aeronautics,  Univ.  of 
Texas,  1917-18;  S.A.T.G.,  Univ.  of  Texas,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Mem.,  Faculty  Ath.  Com.,  Univ.  of 
Texas,  1916-24-27;  rep.,  Univ.  of  Texas  in 
N.C.A.A.,  1924;  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  Sigma  Xi, 
A.A.A.A.S.,  Amer.  Math.  Soc,  Math.  Asso.  of 
Amer.,  London  Math.  Soc,  Deutsche  Mathe- 
matikervereinigung,  Circulo  Mathematico  di 
Palermo.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Rosebud 
Segal,  Sept.  1,  1918.  Children:  Martin  Gross- 
man, age  2.  Office:  Univ.  of  Texas,  Austin, 
Texas.  Home:  3110  Harris  Pk.  Ave.,  Austin, 
Texas. 

EUSTIS,  ALVIN  A.,  ath.  dir.  and  coach. 
Born:  Beloit,  Wise,  Nov.  3,  1893.  Son  of  George 
H.  and  Anna  Elizabeth  (Reynolds)  Eustis.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Wash.  State  Coll.  1915. 

Record :  1912,  mem.  Pomona  Coll.  F.B.  team ; 
mem.  Wash.  State!  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  H.  Sch.  coach.  1920-27,  Ath.  Dir.  Wash. 
State  Normal  (Cheney)   Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  and  coach,  Commun- 
ity Cen.  C,  Crockett,  Calif.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu ;  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Shrine.  Married:  Blanche 
Kruse,  Aug.  1,  1917.  Children:  Junior,  age  10; 
William,  age  5.  Address:  Community  Center, 
Crockett,    Calif. 

EUWER,  PAUL,  football  and  baseball.  Born: 
Jeannete,  Pa.,  Oct.  7,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  Fulton 
and  Alice  (Whitmyre)  Buwer.  Ed.:  Lawrence- 
ville  Prep.  Sch. ;  Princeton. 

Record:  Mem.  Lawrenceville  Prep.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  Mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  (1 
yr.).  Mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team   (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Euwer 
and  Co.,  Inc. ;  dir.  Jeannette  Savings  and  Trust 
Co. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Jeannette  Exchange  Club;  Greensburg  C.C. ; 
"P"  Club  (Princton,  Pa.  and  N.  Y.).  Office: 
407-09  Clay  Ave.,  Jeannette,  Pa.  Home:  224  2nd 
St.,   Jeannette,   Pa. 

EVANS,  CHARLES,  JR.,  American  amateur 
golf  champion,  1916,  20.  Born:  Indianapolis, 
Indiana,  July  18,  1890.  Son  of  Charles  and  Lena 
(Young)  Evans.  Education:  Evanston  Acad- 
emy; Northwestern  University. 

Record:  1906-08,  won  Western  Interscholastic 
golf  championship.  1907-08-10,  won  Western 
Junior  golf  championship.  1907-08-11-14,  won 
Chicago  golf  championship.  1909-12-14-15-20-21- 
22-23,  won  Western  Amateur  golf  championship. 
1910,  won  Western  open  championship.  1911, 
won  United  North  and  South  golf  champion- 
ship ;  won  French  Amateur  golf  championship ; 
in    partnership    with    John    Ball,    played    first 


couple  for  the  Amateurs  against  the  Profes- 
sionals in  the  Coronation  match.  1912-22-27, 
runner-up  in  American  Amateur  golf  champion- 
ship. 1914,  runner-up  in  American  open  cham- 
pionship ;  eliminated  in  fourth  round  of  the 
British  Amateur  championship.  1916,  won 
American  open  golf  championship.  1916  and  '20, 
won  American  Amateur  golf  championship.  1920, 
third  place  in  American  open  championship. 
1921,  eliminated  in  third  round  of  the  British 
Amateur  championship.  1921-22-24,  represented 
America  in  America  vs.  England  golf  cham- 
pionship. Has  done  ninth  hole  at  Chicago  Club 
course  and  fourth  hole  at  Edgewater  Club,  each 
in  one  stroke.  Holder  of  eighty-eight  rec- 
ords. Favorite  links :  Wheaton,  Myopia,  Edge- 
water  (United  States)  ;  St.  Andrews,  Prestwick, 
Troon  (Scotland)  ;  Sandwich  (England).  Favor- 
ite shots :  mashie  and  half  iron. 

Military  Service:  Red  Cross.  Office:  11  South 
La  Salle  Street,  Chicago,  Illinois.  Home:  1413 
Pratt  Boulevard,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

EVANS,    DAVID    LE    COUNT    WALPOLE, 

track,  soccer  and  football.  Born:  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.,  Mar.  15,  1906.  Son  of  Rev.  David 
John  and  Susan  (Le  Count)  Evans.  Ed.:  Palo 
Alto  Union  H.  Sch.,  1923 ;  Stanford.  A.B.,  1927 ; 
M.A.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Palo  Alto  Union  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
soccer  and  track  teams  (3  yrs.).  1925-27,  mem. 
Stanford  varsity  track  squad  (won  I.C.  4  A's 
and  Pac.  I.C.  meets,  1927).  1926,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  F.B.  and  soccer  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Delta  Phi;  Olympic  Club.  Hobby:  Fly- 
casting.  Address:  355  California  Ave.,  Palo 
Alto,  Calif. 

EVANS,  FREDERICK  MAURICE,  football. 
Born:  Sparta,  Wis.,  Jan.  20,  1895.  Son  of  John 
W.  and  Edith  Ann  Evans.  Ed.:  Sparta  (Wis.) 
H.  Sch.,  1914;  La  Crosse  Coll.;  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1895. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Sparta  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.,  1913).  1916,  mem.  12th 
Div.  F.B.  team  (Ft.  Sam  Houston,  Tex.).  1917, 
officiated  and  mng'd  officers'  F.B.  team  (Battle 
Creek,  Mich.).  1920-22,  coach  Williston  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams   (Williston,  N.  Dak.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dept.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Mil.  Service:  Co.  L,  3rd  Inf.,  12th  Div.;  1916, 
supply  officer  330th  Machine  Gun  Bn.,  85th  Div. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Pi  Phi ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Phi 
Alpha  Delta.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  712  Lang- 
don,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  250  Langdon  St., 
Madison,  Wis. 

EVANS,  GEORGE  WOODBURY,  football. 
Born:  Garden  City,  Minn.,  Nov.  25,  1876.  Son 
of  E.B.  and  A.  Ellen  (Clark)  Evans.  Ed.:  Min- 
neapolis H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 


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Record:  2  years,  mem.  Minneapolis  H.  Sen. 
F.B.  team.  2  yrs.  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  rancher.  War  Rec- 
ord: Mem.  Co.  A,  13th  Minn.  Vol.,  Spanish- 
Amer.  War  and  Philippine  insurrection.  Affili- 
ations: Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Elks. 
Married:  Grace  Barker.  Children:  Gladys  Gra- 
ham ;  George  W.,  Jr.  Address:  5675  Ash  St., 
Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

EVANS,  HAROLD  M.,  coach.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass ,  Aug.  18,  1896.  Son  of  Thomas  E.  and  F. 
(Murray)  Evans.  Ed.:  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1915-16-21,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1915-16,  capt.  Springfield  Coll. 
swimming  team.  1921-27,  mem.  cen.  Bd.  of 
Officials  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  1922,  mem.  Spring- 
field Coll.  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  coach  Remselaer 
Poly.  Tech  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1923-26,  head  coach  Brown  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physical  dir.  and  coach, 
Lynn,  Mass.  War  Service:  311th  Inf.  78th  Div. 
Corp.  St.  M.  Married:  Yvanne  Woldron,  1924. 
Office:  Lynn,  Mass.  Home:  230  Revere  St., 
Winthrop,  Mass. 

EVANS,  PEYTON  RANDOLPH,  coach.  Born: 
Amherst,  Va.,  Oct.  18,  1892.  Son  of  Otto  Lewis 
and  Mary  (Randolph)  Evans.  Ed.:  Amherst 
H.  Sch.;  Va.  Poly.  Technic;  Univ.  of  Va.,  1915. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Amherst  H.  Sch. 
track,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1910-13,  pitcher 
Y.P.I.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1913).  1910,  mem. 
V.P.I,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1911,  right  guard 
V.P.I,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1912,  cen.  V.P.I.  F.B. 
team.  1914,  Gen.  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  team.  (Men- 
tioned Ail-So.).  1915,  coach  Lynchburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team ;  won  state  champs.  1916,  -ead  coach 
Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  team.  1920-23,  head  coach 
Lynchburg  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1924-27,  F.B.  offi- 
cial. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Service:  2nd 
O.T.C.,  1917;  1st  Lt.  F.A.,  1917;  France,  1918- 
19.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Farmers  Bank  of  Am- 
herst ;  atty.  Bank  of  Monroe ;  Mason ;  Delta 
Tau  Delta ;  Oakwood  C.C.  Hobby:  Law.  Mar- 
ried: Janette  Fitz-Hugh,  Oct.  6,  1917.  Children: 
Peyton  Randolph,  age  9.  Office:  9th  and  E 
Sts.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3816  Beecher  St., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 


EVEN,  WILLIAM  FREDERICK,  capt.  Trin- 
ity Coll.  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Hartford, 
Conn.,  Jan.  27,  1906.  Son  of  Charles  William 
and  Mary  Louise  (Allen)  Even.  Ed.:  Hartford 
H.  Sch .i  Conn.  Agr.  Coll.;  Trinity  Coll. 


Record:  1923,  mem.  Hartford  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1924,  mem.  Conn.  Agr.  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Trinity 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1925-27,  mem. 
Trinity  Coll.  track  team  (individual  high  point 
man,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Alpha 
Delta  Phi.  Address:  145  Adelaide  St.,  Hart- 
ford, Conn. 

EVERETT,  CHARLES  JOHN,  basketball. 
Born:  Packwood,  la.,  Aug.  23,  1903.  Son  of 
G.  T.  and  Edith  (Moorman)  Everett.  Educa- 
tion: West  Des  Moines  H.  Sch.,  Sioux  City  H. 
Sch.,  Drake  Univ. 

Record:  1920,  mem.,  Sioux  City  H.  Sch., 
Bskt.  B.,  track  and  F.  B.  teams;  1921-22,  capt., 
West  Des  Moines  H.  Sch.  F.  B.,  Bskt.  B.  and 
tennis  teams ;  runner-up,  State  Inter.  Sch.  tennis 
champ,  (singles  and  doubles)  ;  1923,  capt.,  la. 
State  A.A.U.  champ.  Bskt.  B.  team  (thirty-five 
victories  and  no  defeats)  ;  1924,  mem.,  Drake 
Univ.  Bskt.  B.,  F.B.  and  tennis  teams;  1925, 
mem.,  Drake  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  tennis 
teams  (capt.  tennis  team)  ;  1926,  mem.,  Drake 
Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.  B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.  B.  team)  ;  all-conf.  quarterback;  all-conf. 
forward ;  1927,  mem.,  Kansas  City  A.  C.  Ap- 
proved Coll.  and  H.  Sch.  F.  B.  and  Bskt.  B.  of- 
ficial. Won  the  Des  Moines  city  squash  racquets 
champ.  1928,  coach,  freshmen  aths.,  Drake 
Univ. ;  F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  official ;  defended  suc- 
cessfully the  squash  racquets  title ;  won  10  var- 
sity "D's",  Drake  Univ.  most  ever  won  by  any 
man  at  Drake). 

Present  Occupation:  Sec,  Everetts,  Inc.  Affil- 
iations: Honor  "D"  Club  (pres.,  1926),  Kansas 
City  A.  A.,  Tau  Psi  (pres.,  1926),  Theta  Nu 
Epsilon,  Des  Moines  G.  and  C.  C.  Hobby:  Sum- 
mer camp  work  with  boys.  Office:  Eighth  at 
Locust,  Des  Moines,  la.  Home:  4018  Kingman 
Blvd.,  Des  Moines,  la. 


EWALD,  GEORGE  R,  football  and  track. 
Bom:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Oct.  11,  1889.  Son  of 
Henry  C.  and  Lula  G.  (Ruckstuhl)  Ewald.  Ed.: 
LL.B.,  Jefferson  bch. ;   Univ.  of  Louisville. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Louisville  F.B. 
team  (Spalding  selection,  All-Ky.  mythical 
team).  1912-17,  1st  Ky.  Regt  track  team  (hold 
Ind.,  Ohio  and  Ky.  champ.  1  mi.  relay  team.). 
1920,  mem.  Louisville  Boat  Club  swimming 
team.  1922,  semi-finalist,  Ky.  state  tennis 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Union  Cen.  Bank. 
Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  capt.  Inf.  1st  Officers' 
Training  Camp,  Ft.  Benjamin  Harrison,  Ind. ; 
comnd.  maj.  Inf.,  Camp  Taylor,  Ky.,  Jan., 
1918,  appointed  provost  marshal.  Camp  Taylor, 
.  Ky.,  Mar.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Univ.  of  Louis- 
ville A.  Bd. ;  N.L.T.A.  Umpires'  Asso. ;  Y.M.C.A. ; 


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Mason;  Pendennis  Club  (Louisville,  Ky.)  ;  Au- 
dubon Club ;  Lions'  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Dorothy  Edelen,  July  5,  1924.  Children: 
Betty,  age  2.  Office:  Starks  Bldg.,  Louisville, 
Ky.     Home:  931  Cardinal  Drive,  Louisville,  Ky. 

EWELL,  J.  DAVIS,  Hermitage  C.C.  golf 
champ.,  1927.  Born:  Farboro,  N.  C,  Dec.  23, 
1889.  Son  of  Philander  and  Eva  (Bell)  Eavell. 
Ed.:  Wilson  H.  Sen.,  1905;  Atlantic  Christian 
Coll.   (Wilson,  N.  C). 

Records  1923,  won  medal  club  tournament 
Hermatage  C.C.  1924,  won  medal  city  champ. 
1925-26,  runner-up,  city  champ.  1926,  won  medal 
State  Amateur  Champ.  1927,  won  Hermatage 
C.C.  Champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance,  Vice-Pres.,  Gib- 
son, Moore  and  Sutton,  Gen.  Ins.  Agency.  Affi- 
liations: Shrine;  Masons.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Elsie  Sutton.  Child:  J.  Davis,  Jr.,  age  11. 
Office:  217  Richmond  Trust  Bldg.,  Richmond, 
Va.    Home:  3223  Park  Ave.,  Richmond,  Va. 

EWING,  JACK  S.,  baseball.  Born:  Balti- 
more, Md.,  Apr.  9,  1901.  Son  of  George  W.  and 
Betty  (Sherley)  Ewing.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch. ; 
A.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B. 
team).  1923-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 
1925-28,  mem.  Baltimore  A.C.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker  J.  A.  W. 
Inglehart  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsi- 
lon  ;  Scroll  and  Key  Soc. ;  Maryland  Club  ;  Green 
Spring  Valley  Hunt  Club.  Married:  Carolyn 
Gibson,  Baltimore,  Md.,  June  4,  1927.  Office: 
102  St.  Paul  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  13  W. 
Chase  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

EWING,  JOHN  KENNEDY,  3rd,  football, 
track  and  gym.  Born:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  Apr. 
28,  1903.  Son  of  Samuel  Evans  and  Fanny 
Badber  (Neff)  Ewing.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch., 
1920;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1924;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1927. 

Record:  Mem.  Haverford  Sch.  F.B.,  soccer, 
gym.  and  track  teams  (capt.  gym.,  1918-19).  1921, 
mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B.,  soccer,  gym. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  gym.;  champ,  track 
team).     1922-24,   mem.   Princeton   varsity   gym. 


team  (capt.,  1924).  1923,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Saul,  Ewing,  Re- 
mick  and  Saul.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi ;  Prince- 
ton Ivy  Club ;  Merion  Cricket  Club.  Hobby: 
Riding  and  fox  hunting.  Married:  Caroline  Mc- 
Fadden,  Apr.  14,  1928.  Office:  Packard  Bldg., 
15th  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  H ome:  Mont- 
gomery Ave.,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa. 


£WING,  SAMUEL  EVANS,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  July  27,  19f>6.  Son  of 
Samuel  Evans  and  Fanny  (Neff)  Ewing.  Ed.: 
Haverford  Sch.,  1923;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1927; 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  tennis  teams  (won  Swarth- 
more  Inter-Sch.  drop-kick  contest,  1922).  1924, 
mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  ten- 
nis teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and 
tennis  teams.  1926-27,  joint  holder  Internatl. 
Maritime  champ,  doubles  title.  1927-28,  mem. 
Merion  Cricket  Club,  tennis,  soccer  and  squash 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Equi- 
table Life  Assurance  Soc.  of  U.  S. ;  Ivy  Club ; 
Merion  Cricket  Club ;  Sharswood  Club.  Office: 
329  Commercial  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Montgomery  Ave.,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa. 


EWRY,  RAY  C,  won  10  Olympic  champion- 
ships. Born:  LaFayette,  Ind.,  Oct.  14,  1873. 
Son  of  George  H.  and  Elizabeth  (Smith)  Ewry. 
Ed.:  Purdue  Univ.,  B.M.E.,  1894;  M.E.,  1897. 

Record:  Former  record  holder  in  standing 
higb  jump — 5  ft.  5%  in. ;  holds  world's  record 
in  standing  broad  jump  since  1904 — 11  ft.  4% 
in.,  1900,  Olympic  Games,  Paris ;  winner  stand- 
ing high,  standing  broad  and  3  standing  jumps. 
1904,  Olympic  Games,  St.  Louis,  winner  stand- 
ing high,  standing  broad  and  standing  jumps. 
1906,  Athens,  winner  standing  high,  standing 
broad.  1908,  London,  winner  standing  high, 
standing  broad  and  3  standing  jumps. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mechanical  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Nu ;  Bd.  Water  Supply,  New  York 
city.  Hobby:  Boating.  Married:  Nelle  John- 
son. Children:  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  9.  Office: 
Room  2200  Municipal  Bldg.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Ridge  Road,  Douglaston,  N.  Y. 


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FABER,  JOHN  EDGAR,  JR.,  basketball  and 
lacrosse.  Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Jan.  13,  1903. 
Son  of  Jobn  Edgar  and  Anna  (Parker)  Faber. 
m.:  East.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Md.,  B.S.,  1926; 
M.S.,  1927. 

Record :  Mem.  East.  H.  Sch.  P.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1921).  1922,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Md.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Md.  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.,  1924-25  and  lacrosse,  1926). 
1925,  won  S.I.C.  lacrosse  champ.  1927-28,  coach 
Univ.  of  Md.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  la- 
crosse teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  teacher.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Sigma  Phi;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Omicron 
Delta  Kappa;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Md.).  Hobby: 
Coaching.  Office:  Univ.  of  Md.,  College  Park, 
Md.   Home:  230  8th  St.  S.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


FARICY,  JOHN,  swimming.  Born:  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  Dec.  12,  1901.  Son  of  John  I.  and  Theckla 
(Brown)  Faricy.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1925. 

Record:  1922-23-25,  "Big  Ten"  200  yd.  breast 
stroke  champ,  (still  holder)  ;  chosen  All-Amer. 
200  yd.  breast  stroke  (3  yrs.)  ;  4  letter  at  Minn. 
3  in  swim,  (capt.,  1923;  letter  in  track  1922 
broad  jump).  1923,  former  holder  of  Amer. 
record  for  50,  100,  200  and  220  yds.  breast 
stroke,  31  2/5  (Chicago)  ;  1:09  3/5  (Chicago)  ; 
1:17  (Cincinnati).  1924,  record  breast  stroke 
2:56  (Chicago);  2:52  2/5  (Chicago);  World's 
record  in  1924 ;  Natl,  breast  stroke  champs. ; 
World's  record  holder  100  yd.  breast  stroke, 
time  1 :7  1/5  sec.  made  at  I.A.C.  tank  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traveling.  Affiliations:  111. 
Ath.  C. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Hobby:  Playing 
organ.  Address:  1091  Grand  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


FALK,  C.  J.  LANE,  track.  Born:  Eureka, 
Calif.,  Feb.  22,  1902.  Son  of  Curtis  O.  and  Anne 
(Hall)  Falk.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Leland  Stanford  Univ., 
1923;  St.  Louis  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Stanford  track  team 
(capt.,  1923)  ;  winner  high  and  low  hurdles 
Stanford-Calif,  meet.  1921,  runner-up  Stanford 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  hurdles  at  Harvard  stadium.  1923, 
record  holder  high  and  low  hurdles  in  Big  Meet, 
Calif.-Stanford,  time,  15  1/10  high  and  23.4  low. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician,  staff  of  San 
Francisco  Hosp.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Omega  Al- 
pha;  Alpha  Sigma  Tau;  Nu  Sigma  Nu;  Delta 
Upsilon;  Skull  and  Snakes;  Phi  Phi;  Quad- 
rangle Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office:  San  Fran- 
cisco Hosp.,  22nd  and  Potrero  Sts.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.    Home:  2233  F  St.,  Eureka,  Calif. 

FALL,  DAVID  A.,  American  Olympic  swim- 
ming team,  1924,  1928.  Born:  Fairland,  Okla., 
Dec.  4,  1902.  Son  of  Fred  T.  and  Jennie  (Da- 
vis) Fall.  Education:  Oregon  State  Coll.; 
Stanford,  A.B.,  1926;   S.D.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  jr.  natl.  champ,  (low  spring- 
board) and  runner-up  (high  fancy  diving,  Olym- 
pic Games)  ;  1925,  runner-up,  senior  natl.  (high 
fancy  and  high  plain  diving)  ;  1926,  capt.,  Stan- 
ford swimming  team ;  chosen  by  L.  de  Hanley 
as  "All-American"  fancy  diver;  runner-up,  se- 
nior natl.  indoor  (10  ft.  and  3  ft.  springboard) 
diving;  runner-up,  senior  natl.  outdoor  (10  ft. 
springboard  and  high  fancy)  diving;  1927,  run- 
ner-up, senior  natl.  (high  plain  and  high  fancy) 
diving. 

Present  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations: 
Athens  A.  C,  Oakland,  Calif.;  Sigma  Chi, 
Circle  "S"  Soc.  Hobby:  Fancy  diving.  Home: 
Stanford  Unv.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 


FARNSWORTH,  EDWARD  ELLIS,  football. 
Born:  Charlestown,  N.  Hamp.,  July  30,  1880. 
Son  of  George  Calvin  and  Stella  (Smith)  Farns- 
worth.  Ed.:  Lynn  (Mass.)  Classical  H.  Sch.; 
U.S.M.A. ;  Coast  Arty.  Sch. ;  Command  and  Staff 
Sch. ;  Army  War  Coll. 

Record:  1899-1903,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  U.S.M.A.  track  team.  1905-28,  officiating 
F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  C.A.C.  U.S.A.  Mil. 
Service:  Com.  34th  Regt.  C.A.C.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Clubs:  Crescent 
A.C. ;  Portland  A.C. ;  Kiwanis ;  Army  and  Navy 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Mary  Pull- 
man. Children:  Edward  E.,  Jr.,  age  19;  John 
P.,  age  17.   Address:  Ft.  Preble,  Me. 

FARR,  BARCLAY  H.,  football.  Born:  W. 
Orange,  N.  J.,  Sept.  6,  1890.  Son  of  T.  H.  Pow- 
ers and  Maria  (Harding)  Farr.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1909-11,  mem.  Princton  varsity  F.B. 
team  (champ,  team,  1911).  1913-14,  mem. 
Princeton  F.B.  coaching  comm.  1915-22,  coach 
Groton  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925,  coach 
Pomfut  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1927,  squash  racquet 
champ,  of  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  master,  Allendale 
Sch.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Roch.  Cham- 
ber of  Comm.;  Ivy  C.  (Princeton).  Married: 
Evelyn  Goodwin.  Children:  Barclay  H.,  Jr., 
age  10;  Virginia,  age  9;  Rutherford,  age  6. 
Office:  Allen's  Creek  Road,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Home:  274  Milburn  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

FARRELL,  EDWARD  LEO,  track.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  June  14,  1885.  Son  of  James  H. 
and   Belinda    (McAuliffe)    Farrell. 


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Record:  1907-09,  N.  E.  champ,  broad  jump, 
hop,  step  and  jump.  1912,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
team  (broad  jump;  hop,  step  and  jump).  1917- 
23,  asst.  coach  Harvard  track  team.  1917-26, 
coach  Harvard  cross-country  team.  1924-28, 
coach  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  First 
lieut.  Air  Service,  1918.  Affiliations:  K.C; 
Elks;  Harvard  A.A.  Married:  Isabelle  Dris- 
coll,  June  25,  1920.  Children:  Edward  L.,  Jr., 
age  7 ;  David  J.,  age  5 ;  Maire,  age  2.  Office: 
Harvard  A.A.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  155 
Hillside   Road,   Watertown,   Mass. 


FARRELL,  EDWARD  S.,  baseball  and  foot- 
ball. Bom:  Johnson  City,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  26,  1901. 
Son  of  Jerome  W.  and  Mary  (Maley)  Farrell. 
Ed.:  Johnson  City  H.  Sen.,  1919;  D.D.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1925. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Johnson  City  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918,  capt.  F.B.  team. 
1919,  capt.  B.B.  team.  1919-25,  mem.  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1925). 
1925-27,  mem.  N.  Y.  Giants.  1925-28,  Boston 
Braves. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Var- 
sity Club,  Univ.  of  Pa. ;  Boston  Natl.  B.B.  team ; 
Delta  Upsilon.  Office:  55  Chenango  St.,  Bing- 
hamton,  N.  Y.  Home:  48  Arch  St.,  Johnson 
City,  N.  Y. 


FARRELL,  JAMES  C,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  July  4,  1895.  Son  of 
James  and  Catherine  Farrell.  Ed.:  Waverly  H. 
Sch.   (Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.). 

Record:      1918-28,    pro.    Quaker    Ridge    C.C. 

(Mamaroneck,  N.  Y.).  1924,  runner-up  in  West 
Chester  Open  tournament  at  Quaker  Ridge  C.C. 
1928,  pro.  St.  Augustine  Links. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Naval  Service: 
U.  S.  Navy,  1917.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. ;  K.C; 
Foresters  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Golf  and  automo- 
biles. Office:  St.  Augustine  Links,  Fla.  Home: 
420  Homestead  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 


FARRELL,  JOHN  JOSEPH,  United  States 
open  golf  champion,  1928.  Born:  White  Plains, 
New  York,  April  1,  1901.  Son  of  James  C.  and 
Catherine  Farrell.  Education:  Waverly  High 
School   (Tuckahoe,  New  York). 

Record:  1927,  won  following  open  champion- 
ships: Metropolitan,  Wheeling,  Massachusetts, 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  Chicago,  Shawnee 
and  Eastern;  member  of  Ryder  Cup  team; 
toured  on  exhibition  with  Tommy  Armour ;  voted 
best  dressed  golfer.  1928,  won  United  States 
open  golf  championship  after  playing  off  tie  with 
Bobby  Jones  at  Olympia  Fields  (Chicago,  Illi- 
nois) ;  won  La  Gorce  open  championship  (Mi- 
ami Beach,  Florida). 


Present  Occupation:  Professional  golfer. 
Affiliations:  Director  of  Professional  Golf  Asso- 
ciation ;  Knights  of  Columbus ;  Quaker  Ridge 
Golf  Club.  Hobby:  Dancing.  Office:  Quaker 
Ridge  Golf  Club,  Mamaroneck,  New  York. 
Home:  420  Homestead  Avenue,  Mt.  Vernon,  New 
York. 

FARRIER,  ALBERT  MV,  football.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  27,  1883.  Son  of  John  M. 
and  Annie  (Beach)  Farrier.  Ed.:  Dartmouth 
Coll. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1905-09,  coach  Brooklyn  Boys'  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
Vocational  Guidance  Asso. ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Gam- 
ma Delta  Psi ;  Dartmouth  Alumni  Asso. ;  East. 
Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials; 
Paradox  C.C.  Hobby:  Architecture  and  yacht- 
ing. Married:  Mary  Weathered,  July  31,  1905. 
Children:  Dorothy  Beach,  age  21.  Address:  Hotel 
East  Orange,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 

FARNUM,  RALPH  EDWARD,  football. 
Born:  Danbury,  N.  Hamp.,  Dec.  19,  1887.  Son 
of  Edward  A.  and  Ada  (Huntoon)  Farnum. 
Ed.:  N.  Hamp.  Inst.;  B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll., 
1912. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  N.  Hamp.  Inst.  F.B. 
team.  1909-11,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1912-28,  coaching  and  officiating  H.  Sch.  and 
Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-prin.  and  head  math, 
dept,  Lynn  English  H.  Sch.  Married:  Dora 
Alice  Lawn,  Aug.  26,  1913.  Children:  Ralph  Ed- 
ward, Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  English  H.  Sch.,  Lynn, 
Mass.   Home:  12  Lake  Ave.,  Lynn,  Mass. 

FARWELL,  ARTHUR  LINCOLN,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  17,  1863.  Son  of  John 
V.  and  Emeret  (Cooley)  Farwell.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,  1884. 

Record:    1881-82-83,   mem.   Yale   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Scroll 
and  Keys  (New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  Old  Elm  Club; 
Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Saddle  and  Cycle  Club 
(Yeoman's  Hall,  Charleston,  S.  C.)  ;  Grad.  Club 
(New  Haven,  Conn. .  Married:  Katherine  Isham. 
Children:  John  V.,  3rd,  age  32 ;  Ralph  I.,  age  31 ; 
Arthur,  age  28 ;  Julian  I.,  age  26 ;  Elinor,  age  23. 
Office:  20S  S.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
1301  Ritchie  Court,  Chicago,  111. 

FARWELL,  JOHN  VILLIERS,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  16,  1858.  Son  of  John 
V.  and  Emeret  (Cooley)  Farwell.  Ed.:  Yale,  A. 
B.,  1879 ;  M.A.,  1912. 

Record:  1876-77-78,  mem.  Yale  class  crews. 
1878,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  John  V.  Farwell  Co. 
Affiliations:  Trustee,  Yale  Univ. ;  dir.  Natl.  Bank 
of  the  Republic  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  pres.  Bd.  of 
Trustees  Y.M.C.A. ;  pres.  First  State  Pawmus 
Soc.  (Chicago,  111.).  Clubs:  Old  Elm;  Univ. 
Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Shore  Acres  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  Univ.  and  Yale  Clubs  (N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Ellen  Drummond,  May  20,  1884 
(deed.)  ;  Harriet  Smith,  Apr.  3,  1919.  Children: 
Katherine  Drummond.  Office:  208  S.  LaSalle 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  229  Lake  Shore  Drive, 
Chicago,  111. 

FATHERLEY,  ROBERT  EDWARD,  football 
and  track.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  20, 
1905.     Son  of  William  Esmond  and  Edna  Ruth 

(Johnson)      Patherley.     \Ed.:     Oakwood     Sch. 

(Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.),  1924;  A.B.,  Earlham 
Coll.    (Richmond,  Ind.),  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Oakwood  Sch.  F.B.  team  for 
three  yrs.  (capt.,  1924).  Mem.  Earlham  Coll. 
track  team  for  three  yrs.  1924-28,  mem.  Earl- 
ham Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1928;  mentioned 
in  All-State  selections  for  1927  F.B.  team  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  276  E. 
16th  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

FAULKNER,  GEORGE  CHESTER,  mem.  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team,  1909.  Born:  Woodland, 
Calif.,  Apr.  4,  1887.  Son  of  James  Lillian  and 
Frances  (Woodward)  Faulkner.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Sch. ;  San  Luis  H.  Sch. ;  Stanford ;  Hastings 
Coll.  of  Law. 

Record :  1902-05,  mem.  San  Luis  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1906,  mem.  Stanford  freshmen  F.B. 
team.  1907-09,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B. 
team  (won  Internat'l  series  at  Vancouver). 
1908,  won  RugDy  Collegiate  champ.  1909,  mem. 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team ;  mem.  Olympic  Club  Rugby 
team.  1909-11,  Rugby  F.B.  coach,  St.  Mary's 
Coll.  1910-12,  capt.  Barbarian  Club  rugby  F.B. 
team.   1912,  Rugby  coach  Coll.  of  Pacific. 

Pres.  Occupation:  State's  atty.  Calif.,  Indus- 
trial Accid""t  Comn.  Affiliations:  Dela.,  P.A.A., 
1909-10 ;  Masons ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Common- 
wealth Club.  Married:  Grace  Lovejoy.  Chil- 
dren: Jane  Grace,  age  12 ;  George  Chester,  Jr., 
age  10;  Douglas  L.,  age  1.  Office:  State  Bldg. 
Civic  Center,  San  Franqisco,  Calif.  Home: 
1346  8th  Ave.,  San  Francisco,  Oalif. 


FAUNCE,  WINIFRED  M.,  golf  and  swim- 
ming. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  June  20,  1905. 
Daughter  of  Frank  P.  and  Caroline  (Mitchell) 
Faunce.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1922;  A.B.,  George 
Wash.  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming, tennis  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (best  all-around 
girl  ath.  Cen.  H.  Sch.).  1925,  won  S.  Atlanta 
champ,  fancy  diving;   won  D.  C.  fancy  diving 


champ.  1926,  runner-up  D.  C.  champ,  golf  tour- 
nament. 1926-27,  capt.  George  Wash.  Univ. 
Bskt-B.  team.  1927,  3rd  place,  Tommy  Ar- 
mour imitation  golf  tournament  (Congressional 
C.C.,  Wash.,  D.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Gamma  Beta  Pi;  Manor  C.C. ;  Capital  A.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  519  Kenyon  St.,  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

FAUROT,  DON  B.,  basketball,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Mt.  Grove,  Mo.,  June  23,  1902. 
Son  of  F.  W.  and  Charlotte  (Burrows)  Faurot. 
Ed.:  Univ.   of  Mo.,   B.S.,   1925;   M.A.,   1927. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1924;  team  tied  for  Mo. 
Valley  champ.,  1922).  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mo.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (F.B.  team  Mo.  Val- 
ley champs.,  1924).  1926-28,  coach  and  ath. 
dir.,  N.  E.  Mo.  State  Teachers  Coll.  (F.B.  team 
won  2nd  place  in  M.I.A.A.  Conf.,  1927;  Bskt.B. 
team  tied  for  champ. ;  F.B.  team  won  M.I.A.A. 
champ.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  N.  E.  Mo.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  Affiliations:  Mystical  Seven 
(pres.)  ;  Tri  Chi  (pres.)  ;  Farm  House  Frat. 
(Univ.  of  Mo.).  Married:  Mary  F.  Davidson. 
Address:  Rollins   Apts.,   Kirksville,   Mo. 

FAVILLE,  RICHARD  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Doylestown,  Pa.,  Mar.  9,  1901.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  E.  E.  Faville.  Ed.:  Jefferson  H. 
Sch.  (Portland,  Ore.)  ;  M.E.,  Stanford  Univ., 
1923. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1919,  mem.  Stanford  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Stanford  Polo 
team.  1921-22-23,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Pacific  Coast  All-Star 
teams.  Third  All-Amer.  selection  by  Perry, 
Universal  News  Service,  Brown  and  Collier's 
Weekly. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sales  mgr.  N.W.  Elec. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi. ;  Masons ;  Uni- 
versity Club.  Office:  N.West.  Elec.  Co.,  Port- 
land, Ore.  Home:  1203  Garfield  Ave.,  Port- 
land, Ore. 

FAWCETT,  DAVD3  BLAKLEY,  baseball, 
football  and  basketball.  Born:  Turtle  Creek, 
Pa.,  Dec.  3,  1901.  Son  of  Edward  and  Besse 
(Blakeley)  Fawcett.  Ed.:  Verona  (Pa.)  H. 
Sch.,  1918 ;  Schenley  H.  Sch.,  1919 ;  A.B.,  West- 
minster Coll.,  1923;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh, 
1926. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Schenley  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team). 
1920-22,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1920-23,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1923).  1922,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  freshman  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.     1923-28,  officiating  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma  ;  Gamma  Omega  ;  Delta  Theta  Phi ; 
Mason;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Official;  Allegheny-Kiski 
Valley  Bd.  of  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Married:  Grace  Love,  Feb.  25,  1925.  Children: 
David  Blakely,  infant.  Office:  79  St.  Nicholas 
Bldg.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  622  Front  St., 
Verona,  Pa. 


FAWSETT,  CLIFFORD  C,  trapshooting. 
Bom:  Potomac,  Md.,  May  12,  1884.  Son  of 
H.  C.  and  Marion  (Offutt)  Fawsett.  Ed.:  Rock- 
ville  H.  Sch.,  1899. 

Record :  1922,  won  high  average,  Md.-D.  C.  trap- 
shooting  tournament  (94^  average)  ;  won  D.  C- 
Md.  champ.;  won  Oriole  single  champ.  (Balto., 
Md.) — 100  straight.  1922-28,  won  high  average 
in  D.  C.  1925,  runner-up  Class  A  Grand  Amer. 
handicap  (score,  196  x  200).  1926,  won  Md.- 
D.  0.  champ,  (score,  192  x  200). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  C.  C.  Fawsett. 
Affiliations:  Mason  (Singleton  Lodge)  ;  Wash. 
Gun  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  trapshooting. 
Married:  Lillie  M.  Peters,  June  16,  1909.  Chil- 
dren: Robert,  age  16 ;  Edward,  age  11.  Office: 
1357-59  Wis.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1603 
30th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


FEINSINGER,  NATHAN  PAUL,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  track  team.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  20,  1902.  Son  of  Israel  B.  and  Rebeccah 
(Neighstock)  Feinsinger.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  1926;  J.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Mich,  track  team.  1925, 
won  indoor  and  outdoor  Big  Ten  champ. ;  mem. 
1-mile  relay  champ ;  placed  in  N.C.A.A.  champ, 
quarter-mile.  1926,  won  outdoor  Big  Ten 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  L  awyer.  Address:  15 
Rugby  Road.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


FELDMAN,  SAMUEL  HENRY,  track.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Jan.  7,  1899.  Son  of  Nathan 
N.  and  Elizabeth  (Levine)  Feldman.  Ed.: 
Holyoke  H.  Sch. ;  Williston  Acad. ;  Colgate 
Univ.;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1923. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1918,  mem.  Williston  Acad,  track  team. 
1919,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  track  team  (won  1st 
place  in  100-yd.  dash  and  runner-up  in  220-yd. 
dash,  East.  I.C.  A.A.  meet  held  in  Springfield)  ; 
mem.  Colgate  Univ.  mile  relay  team  which  won 
Class  B  champ,  at  Pa.  relays.  1912-22,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  track  team  (won  1st  place  in  both 
100  and  220  yd.  dashes  in  Princeton  meet,  1921 ; 
won  1st  place  in  220-yd.  dash  and  runner-up  in 
100-yd.  dash,  Harvard  meet,  1921;  runner-up  in 
100  and  220  yd.  dashes,  Princeton  meet,  1922; 
won  1st  place  in  220-yd.  dash  and  runner-up  in 
100-yd.   dash,   Harvard   meet,    1922). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  adjuster ;  special  rep. 
and  claim  adjuster  for  Bristol  Mutual  Liability 
Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  (Colgate  Univ.); 
pvt.  in  inf.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  B'nai 
Brith.  Married:  Mollie  Shirley  Steinberg,  Apr. 
23,  1925.  Office:  1570  Main  St.,  Springfield, 
Mass.  Home:  18  Allendale  St.,  Springfield  Mass. 

FELS,  GROVER  C,  mem.,  Yale  hockey  team 
winning  I.  C.  championship,  1907-08.  Bom: 
Lowell,  Mass.,  Oct.  9,  1885.  Education:  Lowell 
H.  Sch.,  1902;  Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1906; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1909. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.,  Andover  B.B.  and 
hockey  teams  (capt.,  hockey  team,  1906)  ;  1906, 
mem.,  Andover  Bskt.  B.  team;  1906-07,  mem., 
Yale  freshman  hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt., 
B.B.  team,  1907)  ;  1907-08,  mem.,  Yale  varsity 
hockey  team  (this  team  won  I.  C.  champ.)  ; 
1908-09,  mem.,  Yale  varsity  B.B.  and  hockey 
teams ;  1908,  won  amateur  open  golf  tourna- 
ment, Vesper  C.  C,  Lowell,  Mass.  (low  gross 
and  net)  ;  1916,  won  golf  champ.,  Interlachen 
C.  C.   (Denver,  Colo.). 

Present  Occupation:  Inv.  banker.  Affiliations : 
Dir.,  Denver  C.  C.  (chairman,  golf  and  greens 
com.).  Married:  Florence  Hopper,  Sept.  7, 
1920.  Children:  Nancy,  age  3.  Home:  355  High 
St.,  Denver,  Colo. 

FELT,  LOREN  MILTON,  winner  of  the  Leach 
Cup  at  Natl.  Rifle  matches,  1922.  Born:  Ridge- 
field,  111.,  July  22,  1876.  Son  of  Henry  H.  and 
Ida  Mary  (Mink)  Felt.  Ed.:  English  Manual 
Training  H.  Sch.,  1897. 

Record:  1905-15,  mem.  111.  Natl.  Guard  rifle 
team  (won  several  natl.  individual  medals,  also 
Distinguished  Marksman's  Medal;  won  111. 
State  rifle  champ,  four  times.  1911-15,  mem. 
Natl.  Guard  United  Service  Rifle  teams.  1920, 
capt.  111.  Civilian  Rifle  team.  1920-21,  mem. 
Civilian  United  Service  team.  1920-22,  mem. 
U.  S.  Dewar  Rifle  team.  1922,  capt.  Civilian 
United  Service  team;  won  Leach  Cup  at  Natl. 
Rifle  matches.  Has  won  49  Natl,  individual  and 
team  medals  and  74  State  team  and  individual 
medals). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman ;  pres.  Dearborn 
Mfg.  Co.,  Chicago,  111.  War  Record:  Pvt.  Co. 
L,  2nd  111.  Vol.  Inf.,  1898-99;  mem.  Co.  L,  2nd 
111.  Natl.  Guard,  1901-16;  served  on  Mexican 
border  service  4%  mos. ;  discharged  as  sargt., 
1916.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Acacia  C.C. ;  Austin 
Rifle  Club  (exec,  officer)  ;  N.R.A.  (life  mem.)  ; 
111.  State  Rifle  Asso.  (life  mem.).  Hobby:  Rifle 
shooting.  Married:  Gertrude  Elizabeth  Nye, 
June  14,  1905.  Office:  550  W.  Harrison  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Home:  132  S.  Parkside  Ave.,  Chicago, 
Illinois. 

FENTON,  THOMAS  HANOVER,  amateur 
athletic   promoter.     Born:  Phila.,   Pa.     Son  of 


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Thomas    H.    and    Caroline    (Kummer)    Fenton. 
Episcopal   Acad. ;    M.D.,    Univ.    of    Penn.,    1877. 

Record :  1884,  one  of  organ,  of  Schuylkill  Navy 
A.C.  (pres.,  1890-95).  1887,  repr.  Schuylkill 
Navy  A.C.  at  1st  coll.  meeting  to  organize  the 
A.A.U.  (N.  Y.).  Pres.  Malta  Boat  C.  (several 
yrs.).  1908-28,  pres.  Old  Guard  of  Schuylkill 
Navy  A.C.  Asso.  with  H.  McMillan  (1st  pres. 
A.A.U.),  in  promotion  of  amateur  sports. 

Affiliations:  Masons ;  Art.  C. ;  Orpheus  C. ; 
Penn  C.  (pres.);  Union  League;  Bachelors' 
Barge  C.    Address:  1319  Spruce  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


FERGUSON,  ALEC,  professional  baseball 
player.  Born:  Mont  Clair,  N.  J.,  Feb.  16,  1898. 
Son  of  Alec  and  Hannah  (McNamganna)  Fer- 
guson. Ed.:  Sacred  Heart  Sch.  (Bloomfield, 
New  Jersey). 

Record*:  1916-25,  mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  Utica  (N.  Y.)  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Bridgeport  (Conn.)  East. 
League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Toledo 
(Ohio)  Amer.  Asso.  B.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Jer- 
sey City  Internatl.  League  B.B.  team.  1922-25, 
mem.  Boston  Red  Sox  pro.  B.B.  team.  1925-26, 
mem.  Wash.  Senators  pro.  B.B.  team.  1927-28, 
mem.  Phila.  Natl.  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  1918,  motor  ambu- 
lance corps ;  discharged  Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Elks ;  K.C. ;  Bloomfield  Catholic  Lyceum. 
Hobby:  Basketball.  Address:  54  Prospect  St., 
Bloomfield,  N.  J. 


FERGUSON,  DAVID  LEARMONTH,  golf. 
Born:  No.  Berwick,  Scotland,  Jan.  7,  1884.  Son 
of  John  and  Jane  (White)  Ferguson.  Ed.: 
Public  Schs. 

Record:  1914-15,  asst.  golf  pro.  Spring  Lake, 
N.  J.  1914-15-16,  asst.  golf  pro.  Nassao.  1916- 
17-18,  private  golf  pro.  to  late  Robert  J.  Collier. 
1919-28,  golf  pro.  Greenville,  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; Elks;  pres.  P.G.A. ;  Greenville  C.C.  Hobby: 
Teaching  golf.  Married:  Annie  Philpott,  Dec. 
31,  1910.  Children:  Ethel,  age  16;  David,  Jr., 
age  13 ;  Thomas,  age  6.  Office:  Greenville  C.C, 
Greenville,  S.  C.  Home:  99  Oregon  St.,  Green- 
ville, S.  C. 

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FERGUSON,  SAMUEL,  JR.,  hockey.  Born: 
Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  16,  1904.  Son  of  Samuel 
and  Ellen  Margaret  (Price)  Ferguson.  Ed.:  St. 
Paul's  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale;  Corpus  Christi  Coll. 
(Cambridge,  England). 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Yale  hockey  team, 
(champ.,  1924-25).  1927,  mem.  Cambridge  Univ. 
hockey  team.  1928,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  Club 
hockey  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Public  utility,  Stone  and 
Webster,  Inc.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Boston)  ;  St.  Nich- 
olas Hockey  (N.  Y.)  ;  "Y"  (Yale)  ;  Fishers  Is. 
Office:  49  Federal  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
851  Prospect  Ave.,  Hartford,  Conn. 


FERRIER,  BENJAMIN  ELLIS,  participated 
in  Olympic  tryouts  conference  meet  N.C.A.A., 
1927-28.  Born:  Stockton,  la.,  Mar.  4,  1903.  Son 
of  Edward  Lewis  and  Fannie  Ferrier.  Ed.: 
North  H.  Sch.,  Des  Moines,  1923;  Des  Moines 
Univ.;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1919,  won  city  (Des  Moines)  wrest- 
ling champ. ;  junior  state  ice  speed  skating 
champ.  1920,  mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  ;  won  city  wrestling  champ. ;  run- 
ner-up state  senior  ice  skating  champ.  1921, 
mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  BsktB.  and  track 
teams ;  runner-up  state  ice  skating  champ.  1922, 
mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team;  won  city  wrest- 
ling and  ice  skating  champs. ;  runner-up  state 
ice  skating  champ. ;  was  in  the  Natl,  skating 
meet,  Inter-Natl.  and  Canadian  champ.  Set  city 
swimming  record  in  a  tank.  1923,  mem.  Des 
Moines  Univ.  F.B.  team ;  coach  of  wrestling 
team.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  F.B., 
wrestling  and  B.B.  teams.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  wrestling  team  (placed  in  the  conf.). 
1926-27,  competed  in  Natl.  A.A.U.  1927-28,  par- 
ticipated in  Olympic  tryouts  conf.  meet  N.C.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
A.A.U. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon;  Y.M.C.A.  cabinet;  Forum  Lit.  Soc. 
Hobby:  Canoeing.  Home:  1001  Heckman,  Des 
Moines,  la. 


FERRIS,  DANIEL  J.,  football,  track.  Born: 
Pawling,  N.  Y.,  July  7,  1889.  Son  of  John  F. 
and  Hannah  (Mullane)  Ferris.  Ed.:  Pawling 
H.  Sch. ;  Eastman  Bus.  Coll. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Pawling  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and  B.B., 
1906).  1910-14,  mem.  Irish-Amer.  track  team 
(runner-up  100  yd.,  Mil.  champ.,  1914).  1914-26, 
asst.  sec.  A.A.U.  (sec.  and  treas.,  1928).  1928, 
mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track  and  field  comn. ; 
sec.  Olympic  Finance  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  A.A.U.  Affilia- 
tion: Island  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Track.  Married: 
Catherine  Kerrigan,  Apr.,  1916.  Children:  An- 
dry  M.,  age  11 ;  David  J.,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Jack,  age 
8;  Dolores,  age  6;  William,  age  3.  Office:  A.A. 
U.,  Woolworth  Bldg.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  3314 
Ave.  K,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

FERRIS,  HARRY  B.,  rowing.  Born:  Old 
Greenwich,  Conn.,  May  21,  1865.  Son  of  Samuel 
Holmes  and  Mary  (Clark)  Ferris.  Ed.:  Yale, 
A.B.,  1887;  M.D.,  1890. 


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Record:  1886-89,  mem.  Yale  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professor.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Kappa ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  New 
Haven  City  and  Co.  Med.  Soc. ;  Conn.  State  Med. 
Soc. ;  Amer.  Soc.  Naturalists ;  Amer.  Zoological 
Soc. ;  Amer.  Soc.  Anatomist ;  Asso.  Advancement 
of  Science;  Graduate  Club.  Married:  Helen 
Whitney,  June  23,  1892.  Children:  Helen  Mill- 
ington,  age  32;  Henry  Whitney,  age  27.  Office: 
333  Cedar  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  395 
St.  Ronan  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

FETHEROLF,  MARTIN  D.,  football.  Born: 
Wescoesville,  Pa.,  Sept.  15,  1887.  Son  of  Wm. 
K.  and  Mary  (Peifly)  Fetherolf.  Ed.:  Allentown 
Prep.  Sch. ;  Lehigh  Univ. ;  Univ.  of  Montellier ; 
A.B.,  Muhlenberg  Coll. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Allentown  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1910-13,  mem.  Muhlenberg  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1914,  mgr.  Muhlenberg  Coll.  track  team. 
1914-15,  asst.  F.B.  coach  and  track  coach  Potts- 
town  H.  Sch.  1916,  coach  Co.  L.,  4th  Regt. 
N.G.P.  F.B.  team  (El  Paso,  Tex.).  1919,  ath. 
dir.  Amer.  Sch.  (detachment  of  Univ.  of  Mont- 
pellier,  France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  Science,  Frank- 
ford  H.  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.).  War  Record:  En- 
listed pvt.  Natl.  Guard  of  Pa.  4th  Regt.  Inf., 
1916;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  2nd  lieut.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Delta  Theta ;  Big  Four 
Fathers'  Asso. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Tabor 
A.C.  Hobby:  Hiking  and  botanizing.  Married: 
Hattie  Wuchter,  1919.  Children:  Caroline,  age 
6;  Martin,  age  4.  Office:  Frankford  H.  Sch., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  520  Champlost  Ave.,  Phila., 
Pa. 

FETTERMAN,  WILFRID  B.,  JR.,  I.C.  1  mi. 
walker.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  27,  1877.  Son  of 
Wilfrid  B.  and  Elizabeth  (Edwards)  Fetterman. 
Ed.:  Clongowes  Wood  Coll.  (Ireland),  1894; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1898. 

Record:  1895-98,  mem.  of  Univ.  of  Penn.  track 
team ;  winner  1  mi.  walk  Penn-Cornell  Dual 
meet.  1896,  runner-up  1  mi.  walk  I.C.  champ. 
1897-98,  winner  1  mi.  walk  Penn-Harvard  meet ; 
winner  I.C.  champ.  1898,  I.C.  record,  6 :46  4/5 ; 
Collegiate  record  (Penn-Cornell  meet)  6:42  2/5. 
1897-98,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record:  1st 
lieut.  M.C.  ambulance  service  with  French  Army 
Jan.,  1918— July,  1918 ;  comnd.  capt,  1918 ;  pres. 
Croix  de  Guerre  with  star ;  discharged  July, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Le  Coin  de  'or. 
Hobby:  Walking  and  gardening.  Married:  Julia 
Faith  Skinner,  Nov.  26,  1924.  Address:  7047 
Germantown  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

FETZER,  ROBERT  ALLISON,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Concord,  N.  C,  Sept.  9,  1887.  Son 
of  P.  B.  and  Zeta  (Morrison)  Fetzer.  Ed.:  Fish- 


bourne  Mil.  Inst.;  B.S.,  Davidson  Coll.,  1907; 
M.A.,  Davidson  Coll.,  1908;  B.S.,  Clemson  Coll., 
1909. 

Record :  1905-06,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1907,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  track 
team;  asst.  F.B.  coach  Davidson  Coll.  1908, 
asst.  F.B.  coach  Clemson  Coll.  1909-13,  head 
coach  F.B.  and  track  at  Woodbury  Forest  Sch. 
1914,  head  coach  of  F.B.  Davidson  Coll.  1919-21, 
coach  F.B.  and  track  at  Woodbury  Forest  Sch. 
1912-22,  coach  F.B.  and  track  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
1923-28,  dir.  aths.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.,  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Asso.  of 
Coll.  Track  Coaches  of  Amer. ;  Soc.  of  Dir.  and 
Phys.  Ed.;  Kappa  Sigma;  Hope  Valley  C.C. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Frances  Pearl  Fort, 
June  24,  1912.  Office:  P.O.  Box  885,  Chapel  Hill, 
N.  C.  Home:  1523  Hermitage  Court,  Durham, 
N.  C. 

FIELDING,  GWYNN  PAUL,  track,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  March 
1,  1902.  Son  of  Bernard  F.  and  Mercedes  (No- 
lan) Fielding.  Ed.:  Ridgewood  (N.  J.)  H.  S., 
1921;  B.S.,  Princeton  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Ridgewood  H.S.  track, 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1922-25,  mem.  Princeton 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Space  buyer,  Lord  & 
Thomas  &  Logan  Advertis.  Co.  Affiliations:  Var- 
sity C,  Dial  Lodge,  C.  of  So.  Gal.  (Princeton)  ; 
Hollywood  A.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting. 
Office:  370  Chamber  of  Comm.  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles, 
Cal.    Home:  6719  Franklin  PL,  Hollywood,  Cal. 

FILLEY,  GLEN  FRANCIS,  athletic  director, 
McKendree  College.  Bom:  Cameron,  Mo.,  Dec. 
20,  1899.  Son  of  Hector  and  Ida  E.  (Estep) 
Filley.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1918-19-20,  mem.  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (end  on  All-State  team,  1920-21 ;  capt. 
1920-21).  1920-21-22,  mem.  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Capt.  both  teams, 
1922 ;  held  State  low  hurdle  record ;  mem.  relay 
team  in  State  meet,  1921).  1923-24-25,  coach, 
Grand  Island,  Nebr.  H.  Sch.  (won  dist.  Bskt.B. 
tournament,  1923-24;  won  State  track  meet, 
1925;  State  decathlam  contest,  1925).  1925-28, 
ath.  dir.,  McKendree  Coll.   (Lebanon,  111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  McKendree  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C,  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.;  dis- 
charged, Dec.  12,  1918.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Commercial  Club ;  Mason ;  Tri-City  G.C. ; 
111.  F.B.  Officials  Asso.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Marie  Anna  Kolb.  Office:  Mens  Gym.,  Leb- 
anon, 111.    Home:  217  W.  Main  St.,  Lebanon,  111. 

FINCHER,  WILLIAM  ENOCH,  football. 
Born:  Springplace,  Ga.,  Nov.  12,  1896.  Son  of 
S.  H.  and  Laura  P.  (Humphreys)  Fincher.  Ed.: 
Tech  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Ga.  Tech,  1920. 


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Record:  1916-20,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  F.B.  team. 
(Capt.  1918;  Ail-So.  tackle;  picked  by  Walter 
Camp  for  All-Amer.  end,  1920)  ;  mem.  Ga.  Tech 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921,  head  coach 
William  and  Mary  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1925-28, 
coach  Ga.  Tech  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  (Kicked 
18  straight  goals ;  kicked  165  out  of  167  goals ; 
30  out  of  31  goals). 

Pres.  .Occupation:  Ath.  coach;  agent,  Travel- 
ers' Ins.  Co.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Leila 
Goodman,  Apr.,  1918.  Children:  Sue,  age  3. 
Office:  Ga.  Tech,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  133  White- 
ford  Ave.  N.  E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

FINCKE,  CLARENCE  MANN,  capt.  All- 
American  F.B.  team,  1896.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Oct.  12,  1874.  Son  of  Charles  Louis  and 
Clara  (Hutchinson)  Fin  eke.  Ed.:  Hill  Sen., 
1893;  B.A.,  Yale,  1897. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1892).  1892-93,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1893,  Hill  Sch.  tennis  champ.  1893,  capt.  Yale 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1894,  capt.  Yale  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1895-96,  mem.  Yale  Varsity  F.B. 
team.  1895-97,  mem.  Yale  Varsity  B|B.  team. 
1896,  capt.  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Bk.  of  Amer. 
Nat'l.  Asso.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Seaboard  Surety 
Co. ;  Down  Town  Asso. ;  Yale  Club ;  Knickerbock- 
er C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  sailing.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Whitman,  1900.  Children:  Allen  W. ; 
Marion  M.  Office:  44  Wall  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  164  Winthrop  PL,  Englewood,  N.  J. 

FINLAYSON,  GEORGE  A.  E.,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Montreal,  Canada,  May  2,  1873. 
Son  of  Alexander  and  Agnes  (McLennan)  Fin- 
layson.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1896. 

Record:  1893-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team  (was  sub.  any  line  position,  1893)  ;  (All- 
Amer.  Guard).  1895-96,  guard  on  All- West. 
1896,  mem.  Univ  of  Minn,  field  and  track  team 
(won  2  prizes  in  shot-put,  3  prizes  in  hammer- 
throw).  1914-25,  mem.  of  a  rink  of  Duluth 
Curling  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Pres.  Ingleside 
Greenhouse  Co.,  atty.  Duluth  Street  Ry.  Co. 
War  Service:  Mem.  4-minute  service.  Affilia- 
tions: Secy.  St.  Louis  County  Humane  Soc. ; 
Mason;  Elk;  Clan  Stewart;  Pilgrim  Congrega- 
tional Church.  Hobby:  Floriculture.  Married: 
Eva  A.  Busselman.  Children:  George  W.  A., 
age  11;  Margaret  M.  E.,  age  4.  Office:  512  First 
Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Duluth,  Minn.  Home:  Ingle- 
side Park,  Duluth,  Minn. 


FIREY,  LEWIS  MILTON,  track.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Jan.  17,  1906.  Son  of  Luther 
H.  and  Kittie  G.  (Seiberling)  Firey.  Ed.:  The 
Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1924;  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1928. 


Record:  1924,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track  team. 
1925,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track  team 
(broad-jump  record).  1926-28,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  track  team  (high  jump  and  broad  jump 
record ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secretary.  Address:  Hotel 
Commodore,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


FISCHER,  CARL,  nat'l.  I.C.  tennis  champ., 
1923.  Bom:  Cynwyd,  Pa.,  Apr.  8,  1901.  Son 
of  William  and  Emma  A.  (Gelzer)  Fischer.  Ed.: 
Lower  Merion  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. ;  D.O., 
Phila.  Coll.  Osteopathy,  1925.     • 

Record:  1919,  won  Pa.  men's  doubles  with 
William  T.  Tilden,  2nd.  1919,  capt.  Lowei 
Merion  H.  Sch.  tennis  team ;  won  Phila.  Inter- 
Sch.  tennis  champ. ;  won  Phila.  and  Pa.  Junior 
singles  and  doubles  champ. ;  won  Middle  States 
champ,  singles  3  times,  doubles  1  time;  won 
Eastern  Clay  Ct.  2  times.  1923,  won  R.  I.  State 
champ ;  Natl.  I.C.  champ.  1924,  won  Pa.  Clay 
Ct.  champ.   1920-21,  capt.  Univ.  Pa.  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations:  Pa. 
A.C. ;  Cynwyd  Club;  Woodbury  C.C;  Rotary 
Club;  Iota  Tau  Sigma.  Hobby:  Ice  skating  and 
athletics.  Married:  Dorothy  Worth  Scattergood, 
June  25,  1927.  Office:  44  Cooper  St.,  Woodbury, 
N.  J.    Home:  37  S.  Childs  St.,  Woodbury,  N.  J. 


FISH,  HAMILTON,  JR.,  All- American  tackle. 
1908-09.  Bom:  Garrison,  New  York,  De- 
cember 7,  1888.  Son  of  Hamilton  and  Emily 
(Mann)  Fish.  Education:  St.  Mark's  School; 
Harvard  University,  1910. 

Record:  1907-09,  member  of  Harvard  football 
team  (capt.,  1909)  ;  member  of  Harvard  Asso- 
ciation football  team.  1908,  member  of  Harvard 
basketball  team.  1908-09,  picked  by  Walter 
Camp  on  Ail-American  football  team ;  picked  by 
Walter  Camp  as  one  of  the  tackles  on  his  Ail- 
Time  Ail-American  eleven  (only  former  Har- 
vard player  selected). 

Present  Occupation:  Member  of  Congress.  War 
Record:  Member  of  A.  E.  F.,  awarded  Croix-de- 
Guerre ;  commissioned  captain  of  Infantry ; 
major  of  Infantry,  4th  Division,  Army  of  Occu- 
pation ;  graduated  Army  General  Staff  College. 
Affiliations:  Chairman  of  committee  of  three 
who  wrote  preamble  to  American  Legion  Consti- 
tution ;  Masons  ;  Elks ;  Red  Men ;  Odd  Fellows  ; 
Junior  Order  of  United  American  Mechanics ; 
Knights  of  Pythias.  Clubs:  Harvard  of  New 
York ;  Tennis  and  Racquet ;  Chevy  Chase ;  Met- 
ropolitan. Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Grace 
Chapin,  September  24,  1921.  Children:  Elizabeth 
Stuyvesant,  age  5 ;  Hamilton  3rd,  age  2.  Office: 
House  of  Representatives,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Home:  2319  Ashmond  Place,  Northwest,  Wash- 
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FISH,  HENRY  HUDSON,  track.  Born: 
Taunton,  Mass.,  Apr.  27,  1875.  Son  of  Frank 
Leonard  and  Sarah  Rebecca  Fish.  Ed.:  Wor- 
chester  Acad. ;  Harvard,  1899. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Worchester  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  2  yrs.  mem.  Worchester  Acad,  track  team. 
1896-97-98-99,  mem.  Harvard  track  team.  1896- 
97,  mem.  champ.  1  mile  relay  team  Univ.  Pa. 
Relay  Carnival.  1896-97-98,  4th  place  I.C.  A.A. 
A.A.  440  yd.  run.  1897,  3rd  place  Harvard- 
Univ.  Pa.  dual  meet  440  yd.  run ;  3rd  place 
Harvard-Yale  dual  meet  440  yd.  run.  1898,  tied 
for  1st  place  Harvard-Yale  dual  meet  440  yd. 
run,  time  51  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman.  Affiliations: 
Harvard  Club  (Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Lexington  G.C. 
Married:  Eleanor  Berton,  July  6,  1898.  Chil- 
dren: Elizabeth,  age  28;  Muriel,  age  26.  Office: 
1  Federal  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  985  Memorial 
Drive,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

FISH,  RALPH  WALLACE,  swimming,  row- 
ing, baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Leominster, 
Mass.,  Dec.  8,  1889.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Eugene 
W.  (French)  Fish.  Ed.:  Silver  Bay  Summer 
Sch. ;  Chicago  Training   Summer   Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Y.M.C.A.  (Fitchburg)  track  and 
field  teams  (indoor  and  outdoor).  Mem.  Lake 
Geneva  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  rowing  and  swimming 
teams.  Coach  Billings  (Mont.)  and  Sterling 
(111.)  Bskt.B.,  V.B.  and  track  teams.  1928, 
coach  Brockton  Bskt.B.  and  V.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.CA. ;  Mason;  vice-pres.  R.  I.  and 
Mass.  Phy.  Dir.  Soc. ;  vice-pres.  111.  Phy.  Dir. 
Soc,  1915.  Married:  Alice  Crockett,  July,  1921. 
Children:  Russell  L.,  age  13 ;  Alton  W.,  age  11 ; 
Ellen  L.,  age  9.  Office:  320  Main  St.,  Brockton, 
Mass.  Home:  West  Bridgewater,  Mass. 

FISHBACK,  RONALD  McAFEE,  football. 
Born:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Nov.  17,  1895.  Son  of 
H.  O.  and  Sally  R.  (Hargia)  Fishback.  Ed.: 
Olympia  H.  Sch. ;  Wash.  State  Coll. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Olympia  H.  S.  F.B. 
team.  1913-14,  mem.  B.B.  team  (S.W.  Wash, 
champs.,  1914).  1914,  H.  S.  State  Track  meet: 
1st,  shot  put ;  2nd,  high  hurdles ;  3rd,  100  yd. ' 
dash.  1915-16,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (champs.,  1915)  ;  winner  over  Brown  Univ. 
(14-0),  1st  Far  East  Far  West  game  (1916) 
Pasadena,  Calif.  Tournament  of  Roses. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dairyman.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Married:  Josephine 
Looney.  Children:  Ronald  M.,  Jr.,  age  9;  Robert 
Olds,  age  8 ;  Malcolm  Edward,  age  2.  Home: 
Chehalis,  Wash.  (R.F.D.  No.  1). 

FISHER,  CHARLES  EDWARD,  ath.  coach, 
1904-11.  Born:  Grinnell,  la.,  Apr.  14,  1878.  Son 
of    Charles    and    Elizabeth    (McNulty)    Fisher. 


Ed.:  A.B.,  Grinnell  Coll.,  1899;  Harvard,  A.B., 
1901;  A.M.,  1902. 

Record:  1897-98-99,  mem.  Grinnell  Coll.  track 
team.  1898,  mem.  Grinnell  Coll.  F.  B.  team. 
1902,  mem.  Harvard  track  team.  1903-04,  ath. 
coach  E.  Div.  H.  Sch  (Milwaukee,  Wis).  1904- 
11,  ath.  coach  Grinnell  Coll.  1907-08-09-10,  coach 
la.  State  Champ,  track  teams.  1909,  coach  Mo. 
Valley  Champ,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Married:  Ethel 
Stoner,  Setp.  6,  1906.  Child:  Selden  Stoner,  age 
19.    Address:  Hughson,  Calif. 

FISHER,  E.  BOUDINOT,  track.  Born:  Brit- 
ish EJ.  India,  Aug.  4,  1898.  Son  of  Dr.  Howard 
and  Katherine  (Conner)  Fisher.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Mines,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.,  (Andover,  Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record :  1918-19,  mem.  Yale  track  team ;  mem. 
Yale  Cross  Country  track  team.  1918,  acting 
capt.  Yale  track  team.  1919,  undefeated  in  dual 
meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  treas.,  Keystone  Consol. 
Res.  during  World  War.  Affiliation:  Yale  Club 
(New  York,  N.  Y.).    Address:  Keystone,  S.  Dak. 

FISHER,  FORREST  STARKEY,  capt.  Stan 
ford  Univ.  football  team,  1898.  Born:  Astoria, 
Ore.,  July  4,  1876.  Son  of  James  William  and 
Mary  (Starkey)  Fisher.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1899. 

Record:  1896-97-98,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  F.B. 
team   (capt,  1898). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  mem.  Angell,  Fisher 
&  Sabin.  Affiliations:  Sec.  dir.  Strong  and  Mc- 
Naughton  Trust  Co. ;  trustee,  Reed  Inst. ;  Mult- 
nomah Amateur  Ath.  Club ;  Multnomah  G.C.  ;• 
University  Club.  Married:  Edith  Barnhisel, 
June  5,  1907.  Children:  Mary  Betts,  age  18 ; 
Lewis  Benedict,  age  17.  Office:  Lewis  Bldg., 
Portland,  Ore.  Home:  735  Montgomery  Dr., 
Portland,  Ore. 

FISHER,  GORDON  R.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Cavalier,  N.  Dak.,  July  21,  1895.  Son  of 
Fred  and  Margaret  (Kimpel)  Fisher.  Ed.: 
Cavalier,  N.  Dak.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  N.  Dak.; 
Northern  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Aberdeen  S. 
Dak. ;  B.S.  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1926. 

Record:  1914,  capt.  Cavalier  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (N.  Dak.  State  champs.)  ;  mem.  Cavalier 
H.  Sch.  track  team  (N.  Dak.  State  champs.). 
1915,  capt.  Cavalier  H.  Sch.  track  team  (winner 
of  high  individual  points  in  State  H.  Sch.  track 
and  field  meet.).  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  N. 
Dak.  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams  (broke  Univ. 
javelin  record,  1918).  1922-23,  capt.  Northern 
State  Teachers'  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (broke  State  collegiate  shot-put  record, 
1923).     1924-25-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 


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F.B.  and  track  teams.  1926-27,  coach  State  col- 
legiate champ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1926-27-28,  dir. 
athletics,  North  Cen.  Coll.,  (Naperville,  111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  ath.  North  Cen.  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  U.S.N.R.F.,  1918-22,  active  duty 
four  months,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta;  Alpha  Sigma  Pi;  A.O.U.W. ;  A.F.&A.M. 
Married:  Dorothy  Hager,  Aug.  20,  1926.  Chil- 
dren: Gordon  Richard,  age  2  mos.  Office:  Col- 
lege Gym.,  Naperville,  111.  Home:  154  N.  Sleight 
St.,  Naperville,  111. 

FISHER,  HARRIS  B.,  JR.,  golf.  Born:  Hel- 
ham  Manor,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  12,  1901.  Son  of  Harris 
B.  and  Madelaine  (Warren)  Fisher.  Ed.:  St. 
John's  Mil.  Acad.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Williams  Coll.  (Wil- 
liamstown,  Mass.). 

Record:  1918,  mem.  St.  Johns  Acad.  B.B.  and 
tennis  teams.  1919-20,  mem.  St.  Johns  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  (capt.)  tennis  (capt.)  and  hockey 
teams ;  St.  John's  best  all-around  ath.  (pres. 
Cornell  trophy)  ;  won  Cornell  tennis  trophy. 
1921,  mem.  Wms.  Coll.  freshmen  B.B.  (capt. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Wms. 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  golf  and  ten- 
nis teams  (New  Eng.  I.C.  tennis  doubles  champ., 
'22).  1923,  mem.  W.  Camp,  All-Amer.  end;  All- 
New  Eng.  Bskt.B.  center.  1924,  mem.  G.  Rice 
All-Amer.  end;  won  Fairfield  Co.  tennis  champ. 
1927,  won  Sleepy  Hollow  Invitation  golf  tourna- 
ment; runner-up,  Greenwich  invitation  golf 
tournament.  1928,  runner-up,  Natl.  "B"  class 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Chemical  Natl.  Bk., 
N.  Y.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Mem  R.O.T.G,  1916-1917. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Adelphi  Soc. ; 
Frat.  C. ;  Englewood  G.C.  Hobby:  Banking. 
Office:  270  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  12  W. 
10th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

FISHER,  MORRIS,  rifle  shooting.  Born: 
May  4,  1892. 

Record:  1913-16-19-27,  member  of  the  United 
States  Marine  Corps  rifle  team.  1919,  won  the 
Meany  Match,  Sea  Girt,  New  York.  1920-24, 
member  of  the  Olympic  team  (won  individual 
rifle  championship).  1921-25,  member  of  the 
international  team.  1923,  won  the  national 
free  rifle  championship ;  won  world's  rifle 
champinoship  (prone  position)  ;  2nd  place, 
world's  championship  (standing  position).  1923- 
24,  won  individual  rifle  championship ;  won 
world's  championship  (kneeling  position).  1924, 
member  of  the  Pan-American  rifle  team. 

Present  Ocupation:  Gunnery  sergeant,  United 
States  Marine  Corps.  Military  Service:  Enlisted 
13th  Regiment,  United  States  Marine  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Potomac  No.  5;  Scottish 
Rite  Consistory ;  Alma's  Temple ;  Tall  Cedars. 
Athletic  Organizations :  Adelphia  Athlteic  Asso- 
ciation   (Philadelphia);   San  Diego  Rifle  Club; 


National  Capitol  Rifle  and  Pistol  Club.  Hobby: 
Violin,  canoeing,  swimming ;  boxing.  Married: 
Clarabel  Beardsley,  June  3,  1923.  Children: 
Billy  P.,  age  3 ;  Jean  Louisa,  infant.  Address: 
1415  T  Street  S.E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


FISHER,  JANON,  JR.,  baseball  and  soccer. 
Born:  Baltimore  Co.,  Md.,  Jan.  4,  1898.  Son  of 
Janon  and  Katharine  (Le  Moyne)  Fisher.  Edu- 
cation: Gilman  Co.  Sch,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  A.  B., 
Princeton,   1921. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.,  Gilman  Co.  Sch. 
soccer  team  (capt.  1915)  ;  1914-15,  mem.,  Gilman 
Co.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (Md.  State  champs.,  1915)  ; 
1914-15-16,  mem.,  Gilman  Co.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(capt.  1916)  ;  1916,  mem.,  Princeton  freshman 
soccer  team ;  1917,  mem.,  Princeton  freshman 
B.B.  team ;  1919-20,  mem.,  Princeton  soccer  team 
(capt.  1920)  ;  1920-21,  mem.,  Princeton  B.B. 
team   (capt.  1921). 

Present  Occupation:  Farmer.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Md.  Natl.  Guard,  F.  A.,  1917;  mem., 
A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  Bloodstock 
Agency,  Baltimore  A.  C,  Green  Spring  Valley 
Hunt  Club,  master  fox-hounds,  1922-26;  Ivy 
Club.  Married:  Margie  James,  1923.  Children: 
Margie,  age  4;  Amelia,  age  3.  Home:  Eccleston, 
Baltimore  Co.,   Md. 


FISHER,  THOMAS  KNIGHT,  football,  base- 
ball and  hockey.  Born:  Clinton,  Mass.,  Jan.  11, 
1894.  Son  of  Rev.  Thomas  Legate  and  Gertrude 
(Vickery)  Fisher.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Con- 
cord, N.  H.)  ;  Harvard,  A.  B.,  1917;  A.M.,  1920. 

Record:  mem.  St.  Pauls  Sch.  Old  Hundred 
Club  F.B.,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams.  Received 
Frazier  prize  for  best  all-around  ath.  and  sch. 
1915-16-17,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team.  1924- 
28,  head  coach  of  hockey  St.  Paul's  Sch.  Au- 
thor :  "Ice  Hockey ;  A  Manual  for  Player  and 
Coach." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  St.  Paul's  Sch. 
War  Record:  Enlisted,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
commd.  capt. ;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Harvard  Club ;  A.L. ;  Soc.  for  the  Protection  of 
N.  H.  Forests ;  New  Eng.  Asso.  of  Teachers  of 
English;  Harvard  Teachers'  Asso.;  dir.  New- 
foundland Camping  Trip  for  Boys;N.G.  Hobby: 
Camping.  Married:  Margaret  Burns  Vose,  Aug. 
18,  1917.  Children:  Thomas  Legate,  2nd,  age 
9;  Josiah  Vose,  age  7.  Address:  St.  Paul's  Sch., 
Concord,  N.  H. 

FITCH,  WILLIAM  KOUNTZ,  Western  Conf 
Individual  Golf  champ.  Bom:  Rockford,  111. 
Nov.  2,  1889.  Son  of  Dr.  William  H.  and  Kath 
erine  (Kountz)  Fitch.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1910 
M.E.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1913. 

Record:  1912,  capt.  Univ.  Wis.  golf  team; 
West.  Conf.  Individual  Golf  champ. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
First  lieut.  Ordnance  Dept.,  Aberdeen  (Md.) 
Proving  Grounds.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Dravo 
Doyle  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.;  Univ.  Club.  (Pitts- 
burgh and  Cleveland)  ;  Cleveland  C.C. ;  Yale  C. 
(N.  Y.  C).  Office:  300  Penn  Ave.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.    Home:  Univ.  Club,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

FITE,  RAYMOND  LEWIS,  football.  Born: 
West  Grove,  Pa.,  July  17,  1896.  Son  of  Lewis 
E.  and  Clara  (Simmons)  Fite.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1921;  Rutgers  Coll.  (Phys.  Ed.),  1922; 
Bowdoin  Coll.,   1924. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1920,  coach  Woodbury  H.  Sch.  (won  S. 
Jersey  F.B.  champ.).  1921,  coach  Cape  May  H. 
Sch.  (S.  Jersey  F.B.  champ,  and  Cape  May  Co. 
champ  Bskt.B.  and  track).  1924,  coach  and 
instr.  of  phy.  ed.  Bodwoin  Coll.  1925,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach  Lansdowne  H.  Sch.  (won  Phila. 
Suburban  champ,  in  F.B.). 

Pres.  Occupation :  Supervisor  of  phy.  ed. 
Ocean  City  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Tank 
Corps,  U.  S.  A. ;  commd.  2nd  lieut.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Pi  Epsilon ;  Morgan 
Ranck  Post  Amer.  Legion;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Officials;  pres.  Ocean  City  H.  Sch.  Ath. 
Council;  Res.  Officers'  Asso. ;  N.  J.  Phy.  Ed. 
Asso. ;  Alumni  Club;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Elizabeth  Stevens,  June  7, 
1924.  Children:  Robert  Lewis,  infant.  Office: 
Ocean  City  H.  Sch.,  Ocean  City,  N.  J.  Home: 
735  Wash.  St.,  Cape  May,  N.  J. 

FLAATEN,  PERCY  H.,  hockey.  Born: 
Duluth,  Minn.,  Apr.  29,  1905.  Son  of  Gustav 
and  Olga  (Lawitzky)  Flaaten.  Ed.:  Duluth 
Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  B.  S.  Univ.  of  Minn.,  192G. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming team;  Minn.  State  champs.  (100-yd.  back 
stroke)  ;  mem.  Duluth  Boat  Club  crew;  won  8- 
oar  race  in  N.  W.  Natl.  Rowing  Asso.  Regatta, 
Kenora  (Canada)  ;  won  intermediate  8-oar  race 
in  Natl.  Amateur  Oarsmen's  Asso.  Regatta 
(Phila.).  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman 
swimming  team  (150-yd.  back  stroke)  ;  won 
1-mile  skating  champ,  of  Univ.  of  Minn.  1924- 
25-26,  left  wing  on  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey  team 
(won  "Big  Ten"  champ.,  1924-26).  1926,  won 
I.C.  Hockey  Asso.  Champs.  1927,  stroke  on 
crew  of  "Iron  Wedge,"  won  race  which  was  first 
official  rowing  race  at  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contract  and  collections 
supervisor  Bell  Telephone  Co.,  Duluth  local 
office.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Iron 
Wedge,  Univ.  of  Minn. ;  Plumb  Bob  Univ.  of 
Minn. ;  secy.  Univ.  Club,  Duluth,  Minn.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  322  W.  First  St.,  Duluth,  Minn. 
Home:  1906  E.  Fifth  St.,  Duluth,  Minn. 

FLAGSTEAD,  IRA,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox 
baseball   team.     Born:   Montague,    Mich.,    Sept. 


22,  1893.  Son  of  Wm.  and  Belle  (Girard)  Flag- 
stead.    Ed.:  Montague  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Olympia  Ball  C.  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Tacoma  (Wash.) 
Tigers  and  Detroit  Tigers.  1918,  mem.  Chatta- 
nooga (Tenn.)  South.  League.  1919-22,  mem. 
Detroit  Tigers  B.B.  team.  1922-28,  mem.  Boston 
Red  Sox  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  41st  F.A.,  14th  Div.,  Camp  Custer 
Mich.,  1918.  Affiliation:  Elks.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Reita  A.  Tibbetts,  Mar. 
2,  1922.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  Olympia,  Wash. 

FLAHERTY,  JOHN  PRESTON,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Verona,  Pa.,  Mar.  26,  1904.  Son 
of  Patrick  Joseph  and  Julia  Frances  (Shade) 
Flaherty.  Ed.:  New  Castle  H.  Sch.;  Caseadilla 
Sch. ;  Lawrenceville  Sch. ;  Yale,  1928. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  New  Castle  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  Caseadilla  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921-23,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(N.  J.  prep,  champs.).  1921-24,  mem.  Law- 
renceville Sch.  B.B.  team  (N.  J.  prep,  champs.). 

1924,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team  (champs.). 

1925,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (champs.,  1927.). 
1926-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  John- 
son Bronze  Co.;  Chi  Psi. ;  Blihu  Club.  School: 
893  Harkness  Hall,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home: 
339  Berger  PI.,  New  Castle,  Pa. 


FAILING,  JOHN  NO  YES,  football,  tennis  and 
hockey.  Born:  Bloomfield,  N.  J.,  Jan.  9,  1904. 
Son:  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Ruby  (Cole)  Failing.  Ed.: 
East  Orange  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ; 
B.S.,  Yale. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  East  Orange  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.  and  All-State  team,  1922). 
1919-22,  mem.  East  Orange  H.  Sch.  tennis  team. 
1920-22,  mem.  East  Orange  H.  Sch.  hockey  team. 
1923,  mem.  Philips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.,  tennis 
and  hockey  teams  (All-New  England  F.B. 
team. ) .  1924,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.,  hockey 
and  tennis  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team  (Big  Three  champ.,  1925.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.C.A. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  Congress  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Home:  Grove  St.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 

FLANDERS,  CARL  S.,  football  and  rowing. 
Bom:  Somerville,  Mass.,  Feb.  1,  1885.  Son  of 
James  Allen  and  Lucretta  (Newton)  Flanders. 
Ed.:  H.  Sch.  (Maiden,  Mass.)  ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1904. 

Record:  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 

teams.     1903-04-05,    mem.   Yale   varsity    champ. 
F.B.  team.    Mem.  Yale  crew.    1905,  chosen  cen- 


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ter,  Walter  Camp's  All- Amer.  (2nd  team).  1906, 
coach  Carlisle  Indians.  1907,  head  line  coach 
Yale.  1908,  adv.  coach  West  Point.  1909,  line 
coach  Swarhtmore  and  N.  Y.  Univ.  1910,  coach 
Syracuse  and  Exeter.  1911-12-13,  adv.  coach 
U.S.N. A.  Coached  at  Yale  and  Rutgers.  Head 
coach,  U.S.  Armed  Guard  (tied  Pelham  Bay 
for  champ,  of  3rd  Naval  Dist). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
gaged in  investigation  and  informaton  work 
govt,  depts.,  1914-18 ;  govt,  appeal  agt.,  New  York 
bd.  no.  27,  1917.  A  filiations:  Pres.  Aco  Mining 
Co.;  Union  Boat  Club  (Boston,  Mass.).  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  sailing.  Married:  Annis  Long, 
July  27,  1909.  Children:  Virginia  Lee,  age  16; 
Stephen  Carver,  age  10.  Address:  415  Lexington 
Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


FLANDERS,  HENRY  RICHMOND,  football 
and  rowing.  Born:  Chilmark,  Mass.,  Sept.  14, 
1859.  Son  of  Stephen  and  Isadora  (Tilton) 
Flanders.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1885. 

Record:  1882-83-84-85,  mem.  Yale  crew  (capt., 
1884-85).    1884,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Inspector,  Mutual  Fire 
Inspection  Bureau.  Children:  Marston  Clough ; 
Henry  Robinson,  age  27.  Office:  114  Wash.  St., 
Salem,  Mass.   Home:  Pine  St.,  Vineyard  Haven, 

Mass. 


FLEMING,  JOSEPH  P.,  boxing  and  baseball. 
Born:  Lawrenceville,  N.  J.,  Jan.  27,  1900.  Son 
of  Michael  M.  and  Mary  (Barry)  Fleming.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.,  1919;  B.A.,  Princeton,  1923. 

Record:  1916-17,  Lawrenceville  Sch.  light- 
weight boxing  champ.  1917-18,  runner-up  Law- 
renceville Sch.  lightweight  boxing  champ.  1919, 
mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  B.B.  team  Middle  At- 
lantic States  and  N.  J.  Prep.  Sch.  Champs. 
1923,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team,  won  22  out  of 
26  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Resident  asst.  sec,  Liberty 
Surety  Bond  Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Sgt.  N.  J. 
N.G.  Affiliation:  Cloister  Inn  Club.  Office:  102  W. 
State  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J.  Home:  Titus  Ave., 
Lawrenceville,  N.  J. 


FLEMING,  PHILD?  BRACKEN,  dir.  aths., 
U.S.M.A.,  West  Point,  N.  Y.  Born:  Burlington, 
Iowa,  Oct.  15,  1887.  Son  of  John  J.  and  Mary 
Sch.;  Univ.  Wis.,  1909;  West  Point,  1911;  U. 
(Bracken)  Fleming.  Ed.:  Burlington  (la.)  H. 
S.  Engr.  Sch.,  1913. 

Record:  1909-10,  asst.  mgr.  and  mgr.  Army 
F.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Manila  Polo  Club 
team.  1920-28,  vice-pres.  Lake  Placid  Club  Snow 
Birds.  1921-23,  mem.  Ft.  Humphrey  Polo  team. 
1927-28,  grad.  mgr.  aths.  U.S.M.A.,  West  Point. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Major,  Corps  of  Engr.,  U. 
S.  A.  Mil.  Service:  Cadet,  U.S.M.A.,  1907-11; 
comnd.  2nd  lieut.  Corps  of  Engrs.,  1911 ;  1st 
lieut.,  1913;  capt.,  1916;  major,  1917;  It.  col., 
1918 ;  col.,  1918 ;  capt,  1919 ;  maj.,  1920.  Served 
with  5th  and  605th  Engrs. ;  dir.  of  training 
Camp  Humphrey ;  comnd.  Ft.  Benjamin  Har- 
rison. Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  ex-officer 
Army  Ath.  Asso.  Clubs:  Army  &  Navy  (Manila 
and  Washington,  D.  C.)  ;  Manila  Polo;  Storm 
King  Golf  (Cornwell,  N.  Y.)  ;  Catholic  C.  (N. 
Y.  C. ).  Married:  Dorothy  Carson.  Children: 
Carson,  age  8 ;  Jocelyn,  age  7.  Office:  Army 
Ath.  Asso.,  West  Point,  N.  Y.  Home:  Quarter 
63„  West  Point,  N.  Y. 


FLETCHER,  ROBERT  HARRY,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Newark,  111., 
Feb.  28,  1900.  Son  of  Edwin  S.  and  Ida  May 
(Scofield)  Fletcher.  Ed.:  Morris  (111.)  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1921 ;  West.  Reserve  Univ. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Morris  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-20,  mem.  Univ. 
of  111.  F.B.  team  (team  won  West.  Conf. 
champ.,  1918-19 ;  selected  on  several  writers  All- 
Conf.  and  All- West.  F.B.  teams,  1919-20). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Case  Sch.  of  Ap- 
plied Science  (Cleveland,  Ohio).  Hobby:  Golf 
and  bridge.  Married:  Martha  Trout,  Aug.  27, 
1924.  Office:  107  Deering  Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Home:  2833  E.  Derbyshire  Rd.,  Cleveland 
Heights,  Ohio. 

FLINT,  JOHN  GARDINER,  crew.  Born:  Bel- 
lows Falls,  Vt.,  Oct.  20,  1902.  Son  of  Francis 
Gardiner  and  Sue  (Bailey)  Flint.  Ed.:  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.),  1920;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1925. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Shattuck  Rowing  C, 
St.  Paul's  Sch.  crew.  1921,  mem.  Harvard 
Freshmen  crew.  1923,  mem.  Harvard  Varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  purchasing  agt.  Af- 
filiations: Univ.  C,  Harvard  C,  and  Players' 
Guild  (of  St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  Harvard  C.  (N.  H.). 
Hobby:  Stage  craft  with  amateur  theatricals. 
Office:  4204  N.  Union  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
4341  West  Pine  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

FLINT,  PHILIP  WITTER,  crew.  Born: 
Worcester,  Mass.,  Sept.  19,  1884.  Son  of  Charles 
Henry  and  Elizabeth  (Witter)  Flint.  Ed.: 
Worcester  H.S. ;  A.B.,   Harvard,   1906. 

Record :  1900,  mem.  Worcester  H.  S.  golf  team. 
1901,  mem.  Worcester  H.S.  2nd  crew.  1902, 
mem.  and  mgr.  Worcester  H.S.  1st  crew.  1903, 
mem.  Harvard  freshmen  crew.  1904-06,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  crew  (competed  with  Cam- 
bridge Univ.  in  England  from  Putney  to  Mort- 


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lake,  '06).  1905,  mem.  Craigie  Boat  C.  crew  of 
Harvard  (won  Sr.  8  oared  shell  race  at  Phila., 
1905).  1927,  Golf  champ.,  Oak  Hill  C.C.  (Fitch- 
burg,  Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  treas.  Star  Worsted 
Co.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  C. ;  East  Chop 
C.C;  mem.  bd.  of  govs.  Oak  Hill  C.C.  (Fitch- 
burg,  Mass.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Florence 
Smith,  Oct.  2,  1911.  Children:  Elizabeth  Witter, 
age  13 ;  Mary  Tilton,  age  10 ;  Rosamond,  age  8. 
Office:  West  &  Sheldon,  Fitchburg,  Mass,  Home; 
126  Pleasant  St.,  Fitchburg,  Mass. 

FLINT,  RICHARD  FOSTER,  water  basket- 
ball. Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  1,  1902.  Son  of 
Nott  William  and  Edith  (Burnham)  Foster. 
Ed.:  Univ.  H.  Seh.  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  B.S.,  1922;  Ph.D.,  1925. 

Records  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  water 
Bskt.B.  team   ("Big  Ten"  Conf.  champs.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof,  of  geology,  Yale. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Grad.  Club  (New 
Haven,  Conn.).  Married:  Margaret  Cecil  Hag- 
gott,  Dec.  29,  1926.  Office:  Yale  Univ.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  284  Orange  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn. 


FLIPPIN,  ROYCE  NORWOOD,  football. 
Born:  Lawrenceburg,  Ky.,  June  16,  1902.  Son  of 
Walter  N.  and  Mollie  (Royce)  Flippin.  Ed.: 
Centre  Coll. ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Centre  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-26,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse  teams  (lacrosse  team 
won  I.C.  champ.,  1925-26;  mem.  All-Amer.  la- 
crosse team,  1925-26 ;  won  ath.  sword  for  general 
excellence  in  aths.  at  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ensign  U.  S.  Navy.  Affilia- 
tions: Beta  Theta  Pi;  Mason;  "C"  Club  (Centre 
Coll.)  ;  *'N"  Club  (U.  S.  Naval  Acad.)  ;  Pacific 
Coast  Club ;  Los  Angeles  A.C.  Hobby:  Athletics 
and  literature.   Address:  Coll.  St.,  Somerset,  Ky. 


FLOOD,  EUGENE  THOMAS,  held  Middle 
States  Collegiate  athletic  conference  2-mile  rec- 
ord, 1915-21.  Born:  Beaver  Meadows,  Pa.,  Sept. 
29,  1895.  Son  of  John  and  Isabella  (Paul) 
Flood.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Dickinson  Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1915-21,  held  Middle  States  Coll. 
ath.  conf  2-mi.  record.  1915-22,  held  Dickinson 
Coll.  2-mi.  and  crosscountry  record.  1921-26, 
coach  and  ath.  dir.  N.  Plainfield  H.  Sch.  1927, 
eoach  Evander  Childs  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Evander  Childs  H. 
Sch.  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Nat'l  Phy.  Ed.  Soc. 
Married:    Kathryn    Veronica    McSorley.      Chil- 


dren: Kathryn  Isabelle,  age  3.  Office:  184th  and 
Creston  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  611  E. 
158th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

FLOWERS,  ALLEN  RALPH    (BUCK),  JR., 

football,  basketball  and  baseball.  Born  Sumter, 
S.  C,  Mar.  28,  1899.  Son  of  Allen  Ralph  and 
Betty  (Cain)  Flowers.  Ed.:  Sumter  H.  Sch.; 
Davidson  Coll. ;  Ga.  Tech,  1922. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.,  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  varsity  B.B.  teams. 
1917-18-19-20,  picked  Ail-So.  H.B.  1918-1920, 
mem.  Ga.  Tech  varsity  F.B.  team;  picked  on 
Walter  Camp  2nd  All-Amer.  team,  1918.  1919, 
mem.  Ga.  Tech  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-20- 
21,  mem.  Ga.  Tech  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1920).  1920-21,  mem.  Ga.  Tech  So.  Conf.  champs. 
B.B.  team  (picked  All-Amer.,  1920).  1921-22, 
coach  Ga.  Tech  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1921-25-26-27,  official  in  So.  Conf.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Loan  and  Trust  Co.,  Ga. 
Military  Service:  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Atlanta 
A.C. ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  Mason ;  Bast  Lake  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  handball.  Office:  Trust  Co.  of 
Ga.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  81  P'Tree  St.  PI.  N.  E., 
Atlanta,  Ga. 

FLOYD,  RAYMOND  EDWARD,  football. 
Born:  Carbondale,  111.,  Sept.  2,  1905.  Son  of 
Alfred  T.  and  Elizabeth  (Limpner)  Floyd.  Ed: 
Carbondale  Community  H.  Sch.,  1924;  S.  111. 
Normal  Univ.,  1927;  S.  I.  N.  U.  Jr.  Coll.,  June, 
1927. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Carbondale  Commun- 
ity H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923,  placed  on  AU-State 
H.  Sch.  team ;  picked  by  Chicago-Amer. ;  mem. 
"Little  Ten  Champs."  football  team.  1924,  mem. 
S.I.N.U.  F.B.  team;  kicked  a  40-yd.  drop  kick. 
1925,  capt.  F.B.  team;  kicked  45  yd.  drop  kick 
in  S.I.N.U.-Charleston  game.  1924-25-26,  leading 
player  in  U.  S.  in  Spalding  Rules  Books. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  S.I.N.U.  Affilia- 
tions: First  Nat'l  Bank ;  A.  T.  Floyd  &  Co. ; 
grocery  store;  "C"  Club  in  H.  Sch.,  1923;  "N" 
Club;  S.I.N.U.  Hobby:  Football.  Home:  606 
W.  Oak  St.,  Carbondale,  IU. 

FLOYD,  RICHARD  CLARK,  track.  Born: 
Brookline,  Mass.,  Oct.  28,  1886.  Son  of  Eugene 
Benton  and  Mary  Cleaveland  (Taylor)  Floyd. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1911;  Harvard  Grad.  Sch. 
(Business  Admin.),  1912. 

Record:  1909-10,  mgr.  Harvard  Cross  Country 
team.  1911,  mgr.  Harvard  track  team ;  mgr.  and 
mem.  of  exec.  comm.  I.C.  Asso.  Amateur  Ath.  of 
Amer.  track  and  field  games;  mgr.  Harvard- 
Yale  team  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge  Univs.  (Eng- 
land). 1915-26,  mem.  Harvard  Grad.  Advisory 
Comm.  (track  ath.).  1922-24-26-27,  mem.  ad- 
visory comm.  I.C.  Asso.  Amateur  Ath.  of  Amer. 


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1928,  mem.  Olympic  track  and  field  eomm. ; 
mem.  playground  and  track  and  field  comm. 
Amateur  Ath.  Union.  Mem.  Olympic  Games 
Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  to  pres.  of  corp.  Mil. 
Service:  Capt.  Chemical  Warfare  Service.  Affil- 
iations: Chrmn.  Repub.  Town  Comm. ;  mem. 
Sen.  Comm. ;  Pk.  Comm. ;  chrmn.  Gymn  and 
Baths  Comm. ;  mem.  Town  Meet  Assembly  ;  mem. 
Comm.  on  Appropriations ;  mem.  Mass.  Repub. 
State  Comm. ;  Dedham  Country  and  Polo  C. ; 
Longwood  Cricket  C. ;  Norfolk  G.C. ;  Harvard 
Varsity  C. ;  Harvard  C.  (Boston);  Univ.  C. 
Hobby:  Track,  squash  racquets,  tennis  and  golf. 
Office:  Bast  Walpole,  Mass.  Home:  1398  Beacon 
St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

FLUECK,  HERBERT  ALLEN,  record  holder 
440-yd.  dash  at  la.  Univ.,  1925.  Born:  La  Crosse, 
Wis.,  Aug.  16,  1902.  Son  of  Albert  and  Anna 
(Blatter)  Flueck.  Education.:  B.  S.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team ;  1924,  mem.  of  half-mile  relay  team 
(winning  half  mile  at  Ohio  relays)  ;  1925,  rec- 
ord holder  of  440-yd.  dash  on  indoor  track, 
.513/10  (la.  Univ.);  mem.,  111.  A.  C.  (track 
team)  ;  mem.  of  one-mile  relay  team  holding 
record  for  this  event  at  la.  Univ. ;  mem.,  one- 
mile  relay  team  holding  record  for  this  event 
at  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Present  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations: 
Ralston  Purina  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. ;  111.  A.  C, 
Delta  Sigma  Phi.  Hobby:  Track.  Home:  Box 
62,  Billings,  Mont. 

FLUECK,  WALTER  JOHN,  mem.  of  160  yd. 
relay  holding  Big  Ten  record.  Born:  La  Crosse, 
Wis.,  Nov.  28,  1903.  Son  of  Albert  and  Anna 
(Blatter)  Flueck.  Education:  La  Crosse  H. 
Sen.,  La  Crosse  Normal  Sch.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  of  La  Crosse  Normal 
Sch.  swimming  team;  1922-23,  mem.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.  freshman  swimming  team ;  1923-24-25, 
mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  swimming  team 
(coached  by  J.  Steinhauer;  placed  2nd  in 
Big  Ten  Conf.  meet)  ;  1925,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
swimming  team  (160-yd.  relay),  1st  in  Big 
Ten  Conf.  swimming  meet  (set  new  Big  Ten 
record). 

Present  Occupation:  Sales  engr.  Affiliations: 
Armstrong  Cork  &  Insl.  Co.,  Delta  Sigma  Phi. 
Hobby:  All  outdoor  sports.  Office:  120  W.  111., 
Chi.,  111.  Home:  1243  Park  Ave.,  La  Crosse,  Wis. 

FLYNN,  FRANCIS  PATRICK,  football.  Born: 
Emporium,  Pa.,,  Aug.  24,  1906.  Son  of  Patrick 
J.  and  Barbara  (Lipman)  Flynn.  Ed.:  St. 
Mary's  Acad.  (Olean,  N.  Y.)  ;  St.  Bonaventure 
Prep.  Sch.  (St.  Bonaventure,  N.  Y.)  ;  B.S.,  St. 
Bonaventure  Coll.,  1928. 


Record:  1921-23,  mem.  St.  Bonaventure  Prep. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1922-23).  1924-27,  mem. 
St.  Bonaventure  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927:  team  won  "Little  Three"  champ., 
1924-25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "B" 
Club  (St.  Bonaventure  Coll.)  ;  Delta  Sigma 
(vice-pres.,  1926-27).  Address:  205  N.  14th  St., 
Olean,  N.  Y. 


FLYNN,  WILLIAM  E.,  baseball.  Born:  Cale- 
donia, Minn.,  Mar.  6,  1889.  Son  of  Arthur  J. 
and  Mary  (Murphy)  Flynn.  Ed.:  LL.B.  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1911. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  County  Atty.  Hous- 
ton Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.  First  Nat'l  Bank  of 
Caledonia;  Elk;  K.  of  C. ;  Caledonia  G.C;  Ro- 
tary Internat'l;  LaCrosse,  Wise,  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Wilma  Hampe,  Sept.  15,  1920. 
Children:  William  Hampe,  age  6 ;  Arthur  Peter, 
age  4;  Pierce  Julius,  age  2.  Office:  110  Main 
St.,  Caledonia,  Minn.  Home:  267  Kingston  St., 
Caledonia.   Minn. 


FOOTE,  ALFRED  SHERMAN,  mem.  Yale 
champ.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Staten  Island, 
N.  Y.,  Apr.  13,  1906.  Son  of  Arthur  E.  and 
Edith  (Burr)  Palmer.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad. 
(Andover,  Mass.),  1924;  Yale,  1928. 

Record :  1922,  mem.  Andover  F.B.  team.  1923- 
24,  mem.  Andover  champ.  B.B.  team.  1924, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  champ.  F.B.  team.  1925. 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  and  freshman  champ.  B.B.  team ; 
won  freshman  Bowling  Tournament.  1926,  mem. 
Yale  B.B.  team ;  won  Univ.  Bowling  Tourna- 
ment.    1927,  mem.  Yale  champ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi;  Scroll  and  Key  Soc. ;  Univ.  C.  (New 
Haven)  ;  Yale  G.C.  Office:  718  Yale  Sta.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  84  Lydecker  St.,  Engle- 
wood,  N.  J. 


FOOTE,  ARTHUR  E.,  tennis  champ.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Corn.,  Jan.  3,  1874.  Son  of  Sher- 
man F.  and  Mary  H.  (Rice)  Foote.  Ed.:  Hill- 
house  H.  Sch  (New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  Phillips 
Acad.    (Andover,  Mass.)  ;   B.A.,   Yale,  1896. 

Record:  1891,  mem.  Phillips  Acad,  tennis, 
team  (won  Phillips  Acad,  singles  and  doubles 
champ. ;  won  Andover-Exeter  singles  and  doubles 
inter-school  meet).  1892-96,  mem.  Yale  tennis 
team.  1892-95,  Yale  singles  tennis  champ.  1893, 
won  Middle  State  tournament ;  ranked  No.  8  in 
official  ranking.  1894,  won  N.  England  singles 
and  doubles,  champ.  (New  Haven)  ;  runner-up 
Natl,  doubles  tennis  champ. ;  won  East.  Tuxedo 
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(N.  Y.)  doubles  champ. ;  runner-up  Southampton 
champ. ;  won  1.0.  doubles  champ. ;  ranked  No.  9 
in  official  ranking.  1894-95,  mem.  Yale  Univ. 
ice  hockey  team  (mem.  1st  I.C.  hockey  team  to 
play  in  Can.).  1895,  won  I.C.  doubles  champ.; 
won  N.  Eng.  doubles  champ. ;  ranked  No.  9  in 
official  ranking ;  runner-up  Canadian  Niagara- 
on-the-Lake  champ. ;  sec.  I.C.  Tennis  Asso. ;  pres. 
and  mgr.  Yale  Univ.  F.B.  Asso.  1896,  won  N. 
Eng.  champ. ;  won  N.  Eng.  doubles  champ. ;  won 
Conn.  State  (Bridgeport,  Conn.)  champ;  won 
Conn.  State  doubles  champ.  1912,  won  12th 
Div.,  U.S.A.  (Camp  Devens,  Mass.)  tennis 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Economist  with  Natl.  Civic 
Fed.  (N.  Y.  C).  Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  Capt., 
Q.M.C.,  Aug.  1917 ;  transferred  from  Camp  Exch. 
Officer,  Camp  Devens,  to  Inf.  as  Capt.,  Feb., 
1918 ;  promoted  to  Major.  Inf.,  Oct.,  1918 ;  trans- 
ferred to  office  of  3rd  Asst.  Sec.  of  War  (D.  C.)  ; 
disch.  Dec,  1920.  Affiliations:  Gamma  Delta 
Psi ;  Pi  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Scroll  and,  Key;  Yale  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Cosmos  (D. 
C).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Edith  Burr  Pal- 
mer, May  5,  1900.  Children:  Ray  Palmer,  age 
27;  Margaret  E.,  age  24;  Alfred  S.,  age  22. 
Office:  1  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
84  Lydecker  St.,  Englewood,  N.  J. 

FOOTE,  DONALD  C,  champ,  indoor  pole 
vault.  Bom:  Duluth,  Minn.,  Oct.  20,  1899.  Son 
of  Robert  M.  and  Jessie  (Church)  Foote.  Ed.: 
Canyon  City  H.  Sch. ;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.,  1920. 

Record:  1922-28,  won  65  first  places;  23  sec- 
ond places;  23  third-  places ;  19  fourth  places. 
1922-24,  3rd  Corps  Area  pole  vault  champs. ;  in- 
dividual high  point  scorer  (champs.,  16  points, 
1924 ;  estab.  Army  record  pole  vault,  11  ft.  1  in., 
1923;  11  ft.  4  in.,  1924).  1923-24-26-27,  So.  At- 
lantic pole  vault  champ. ;  3rd  place  in  Nat'l 
Decathlon,  1924.  1925,  Jr.  Nat'l  indoor  pole 
vault  champ. ;  individual  high  point  scorer  police 
postal  games  (20  points)  ;  Evening  Star  medal 
for  outstanding  ath.  in  Balto.  1926-27,  So. 
Atlantic  high  jump  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Detective.  War  Service: 
Enlisted  102nd  U.  S.  Inf.,  26th  Div.,  A.E.F. ; 
wounded  and  gassed  in  France ;  discharged  Sept.. 
1919.  Affiliations:  Balto.  Police  A.A. ;  V.F.W. 
Hobby:  Track.  Married:  Esther  Bien,  June  10, 
1925.  Children:  Robert  K.,  infant.  Office:  Po- 
lice Dept,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  2221  N.  Pulaski 
St.,  Balto.,  Md. 

FOOTE,  HENRY  WILDER,  track.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  2,  1875.  Son  of  Henry  Wilder 
and  Frances  Anne  (Eliot)  Foote.  Ed.:  Har- 
vard, A.B.,  1897;  M.A.,  1900;  S.T.B.,  1902. 

Record,:  1896-1900,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(long  distance  runner).  1899,  mem.  first  Har- 
vard-Yale team  to  compete  against  Oxford- 
Cambridge  (London,  Eng.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Minister.  Married:  Eleanor 
T.  Cope,  June  22,  1903.  CUldren:  H.  Wilder,  Jr., 
age  22 ;  Arthur,  age  17 ;  Agnes  O,  age  23 ;  Caleb, 
age  11;  Elizabeth  S.,  age  8.  Address:  112  Clifton 
St.,  Belmont,  Mass. 

FOOTE,  WILLIAM  WARREN,  coach.  Born: 
Preston,  Minn.,  June  17,  1894.  Son  of  William 
W.  and  Annie  (Dick)  Foote.  Ed.  Minneapolis 
Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1911;  Minneapolis  East  H.  Sch., 
1915 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  1913-14,  Q.B.  Minneapolis  East  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team;  S.S.  Minneapolis  East  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman 
F.B.  team;  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1924).  1924,  Q.B.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  team.  1925,  coach  Point  Loma  H.  Sch., 
San  Diego  (Calif.).  1926-27-28,  coach  H.  Sch. 
Santa  Ana  (Calif.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Santa  Ana  H.  Sch. 
Naval  Service:  U.  S.  N.,  Dec,  1917;  Naval  Air 
Base,  Pauillac,  France;  discharged  gunner's 
mate,  1st  class  aviation.  Affiliations:  vice-pres. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  "M"  C. ;  Alpha  Sigma  Phi;  Jr. 
Chamber  of  Commerce,  Santa  Ana  (Calif.). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ellen  Nelson,  1925. 
Office:  Poly.  High  Sch.,  Santa  Ana,  Calif.  Home: 
1054  14th  Ave.  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

FORBES,  DAVID  ALEXANDER,  track. 
Bom:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Apr.  13,  1897.  Son 
of  David  and  Julia  (Squires)  Forbes.  Ed.: 
Grand  Rapids  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich  , 
1921. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (champs.  State)  ;  M.I.A.a.  champs.  % 
mi.,  time  2:04,  1916).  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  track  team  (Conf.  champs.)  ;  1st  place 
in  %  mi.  Mich.-Notre  Dame  meet ;  2nd  place  in 
Yi  mi.  Mich.-Chicago  meet ;  3rd  place  in  %  conf. 
meet.  1919-20-21,  mgr.  I.C.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
1920-21,  mem.  bd.  of  control  of  aths.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  14  mi.  relay  team  meet 
at  Waterman  Gym.,  Ann  Arbor  (Mich.)  ;  de- 
feated Cornell  in  1  mi.  team;  broke  Waterman 
Gym.  record    (still  stands). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner,  Forbes  &  Belknap 
Ins.  Co.  Naval  Service:  2nd  class  Q.M.U.S.N. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta  ; 
Mason ;  secy.  Univ.  of  Mich.  Alum.  Asso. ; 
Kiwanis  C. ;  Masonic  C.C.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Verna  Kline,  Dec  28,  1922.  Office: 
Industrial  Bk.  Bldg.,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 
Home:  650  Hawthorne  St.,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich. 

FORBES,  ROBERT  GALBRAITH,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.,  June 
16,  1898.    Son  of  Robert  G.  and  Anna   (Dickey) 


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Forbes.     Ed.:  Beaver  Falls  H.  Sch.,  1916;  A.B., 
Geneva  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Beaver  Falls  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (champs.  West.  Pa.,  1914-15). 
1914-16,  mem.  Beaver  Falls  H.  Sen.  F.B.  team 
(Beaver  Co.  champ.,  1915-16).  1916,  mem. 
Beaver  Falls  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1916-19,  mem. 
Geneva  Falls  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916-20,  mem. 
Geneva  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt,,  1918-20). 
1921,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Parnassus  H.  Sch. 
1922-23,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Ambridge  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Beaver  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Natl  Tube  Co. ;  mgr.-sec.  Beaver  Valley 
Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  mgr.  Shelby  Social  Club. 
Married:  Margaret  Lee,  Aug.  26,  1924.  Children: 
Barbara  Lee,  age  1.  Office:  1st  St.,  Ellwood 
City,  Pa.    Home:  9  Third  St.,  EUwood  City,  Pa. 


FORCE,  HORTON  CAUMONT,  football.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Dec.  20,  1878.  Son  of  Manning 
Ferguson  and  Frances  Dabney  (Horton)  Force. 
Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1901;  LL.B.,  1903. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Class  F.B.  squad 
1901-02,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.    Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, 1917 ;   comm'd   1st  lieut.   Infantry,   1917 ; 
mem.  training  detachment  Utah  Agri.  Coll.  and 
S.A.T.C.,    1918-19;    discharged,    adjutant,    1919. 
Affiliations:  Former  treas.   and  chrmn.  tourna- 
ment comm.,   Seattle  Tennis  C. ;  vice-pres.  and 
former  sec.  Pub.  Schs.  Ath.  League    (Seattle) 
vice-pres.  Raecolith  Floor  and  Stucco  Co. ;  pres 
Seattle  Municipal  League    ('27-'28)  ;    Univ.   C. 
Coll.    C. ;    Harvard    C,    Seatle    (pres.,    '24-'27) 
vice-pres.    Asso.    Harvard    Cs.,    Pac.    N.W.    sec 
('27-'28).     Married:  Anna  Parkman  Greenough, 
Aug.  19,  1919.    Children:  Frances;  Caymont,  age 
8.      Office:    1212    Hoge    Bldg.,    Seattle,    Wash. 
Home:  1212  39th  Ave.  No.,  Seattle,  Wash. 


FORD,  GUY  STANTON,  football.  Bom: 
Salem,  Wis.,  May  9,  1873.  Son  of  Thos.  D.  and 
Helen  (Shumway)  Ford.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  Wis., 
1895;  Ph.D.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1903;  hon.  LL.D.. 
Lawrence  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1893-94-99,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B. 
team  1895-98,  coach  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (Wis. 
Rapids,  Wis.).    1898,  won  North.  Wis.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dean  Grad.  Sch. ;  prof, 
hist.  Univ.  Wis.  Mil.  Record:  Dir.  Ednl.  Div. 
Com.  on  Pub.  Inf.,  Washington,  D.  C,  1917-18. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ; 
Campus  Club  (Univ.  Minn.)  ;  Midland  Hills 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing,  books.  Married: 
Grace  Ellis.  Children:  Jane  Stanton,  age  19; 
Thomas  Kingman,  age  17.  Office:  234  Admin. 
Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  517  Essex 
St.  S.  B'.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


FORD,  SHIRLEY  SAMUEL,  hockey.  Born: 
Sun  River,  Mont.,  Mar.  9,  1887.  Son  of  Robert 
Simpson  and  Sue  (McClanahan)  Ford.  .Ed!.: 
St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  .H)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard. 

Record:  1908-09  mem.  Harvard  shooting  and 
hockey  teams  (hockey  team  won  I.C.  No.  Amer. 
champ.,  '09). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  vice-pres.  Great 
Falls  Natl.  Bk.  Married:  Elizabeth  Floweree 
Wallace.  Children:  Shirley  Gertrude,  age  12. 
Home:  308  Second  St.  No.,  Great  Falls,  Mont. 

FORDYCE,  LOUISE  HORTON,  golf.  Born: 
Youngstown,  Ohio,  Aug.  3,  1898.  Daughter  of 
George  Lincoln  and  Grace  (Walton)  Fordyce. 
Ed.:  Rayen  H   Sch.;  Shipley  Sch.  (Bryn  Mawr). 

Record:  1922-23-24-26,  won  Ohio  golf  champ. 
1925,  semi-flnalist  Women's  Nat'l  Golf  Tourna- 
ment. 1926,  won  No.  and  So.  champ.  1926-27, 
won  Alleghany  Invitation  Tournament. 

Affiliation:  Youngstown  C.C.  Address:  40  Lin- 
coln Ave.,  Youngstown,  Ohio. 

FOREMAN,  ALBERT  GEORGE,  pro.  golf. 
Born:  Bromley  Kent,  Eng.,  June  6,  1896.  Son  of 
John  and  Louise  (Loader)  Foreman.  Ed.: 
Walton  Road  Sch.  (Kent,  Eng.). 

Record:  1919-23,  golf  pro.,  Ballingham  G.C., 
(Kent,  Eng.).  1923-24,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Shenne- 
cossette  C.C.  (New  London,  Conn.)  ;  asst.  golf 
pro.  Bel  Air  C.  C.  (Bel  Air,  Fla.),  during  winter 
months.  1924-28,  golf  pro.  Timaquana  C.C. 
(Jacksonville,  Fla.j.  1925-28,  golf.  pro.  Megun- 
ticook  G.C.  (Camden,  Me.),  during  summer 
months.    Golf  club  maker  and  teacher  of  golf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.  of  Eng.;  P.G.A.  of  U.  S.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Address:  Timaquana  C.C,  Ortega,  Fla. 

FORKEL,  EDWIN  H.,  JR.,  capt.  Univ.  Chi- 
cago baseball  team.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  26, 
1902.  Son  of  Edwin  H.  and  Elta  Forkel.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1924. 

Record :  1916-20,  mem.  Oak  Park  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.  champ,  team,  1920).  1922-24,  mem. 
Univ.  Chicago  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1924).  1924, 
try  out  with  Chicago  White  Sox.  1925-27,  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  in  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Special  agent  Transconti- 
nental Ins.  Co.  (Mich,  and  North.  Ind.).  Affilia- 
tion: Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Hobby:  Baseball  and  golf. 
Married:  Ruth  Lewis.  Office:  540  Book  Tower 
Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  1143  Palmer  Park 
Blvd.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

FORTIER,  MALCOLM  VAUGHN,  football, 
basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  Spokane, 
Wash.,  June  23,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  Howard  and 
Ida  Gertrude  Fortier.  Ed.:  Whitman  Coll.;  B. 
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Record:  1911,  mem.  Whitman  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913-14,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  F.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-24,  asst. 
coach,  Inf.  Sch.  (Ft.  Benning,  Ga.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1925,  coach  and  mem.  Ft.  Mc- 
pherson Bskt.B.  team.  1926,28,  officiated  S. 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams;  officiated  S.I.C. 
and  G.I.A.A.  games.  1927-28,  Red  Cross  life  sav- 
ing examiner. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.,  U.  S.  Army.  War 
Record:  Capt.,  U.S.A. ;  commanded  cos.  in  the 
50th,  8th  and  42nd  Infs.,  1919;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega  ;  Mason  ;  Sojourn- 
ers ;  Spokane  A.A.A. ;  Ft.  Benning,  Ga.,  A.A.A. 
Ft.  McPherson,  Ga.,'A.A. ;  Ft.  McPherson,  Ga., 
Officers'  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Verda 
Dell  Davidson,  Apr.  15,  1916.  Office:  Capt,  In- 
fantry, Infantry  Sch.,  Ft.  Benning,  -Ga.  Home: 
Care  Adj.  Gen.,  U.S.A.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

FOSTER,  ALEXANDER,  oarsmen.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  20,  1884.  Son  of  Alexander 
and  Jane  (Nicholson)  Foster.  Ed.:  Central 
Manual  Training  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  B.S., 
1908;  C.E.,  1912. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Central  Man.  Tr.  Sch. 
crew.  1904,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  Freshmen 
crew.  1905-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  2d  Varsity 
crew.     1907,  stroke,  Varsity  "4,"  Univ.  of  Penn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.,  Chas.  Warner 
Co.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Varsity  C. ;  Sigma 
Chi;  Union  League;  Mfr's.  C. ;  Masons  (32d 
degree);  Shriners;  Amer.  Soc.  C.E. ;  Bala  G.C. 
Married:  Marion  Stockton,  June  10,  1912.  Chil- 
dren: Sara,  age  13 ;  Marion,  age  7 ;  Jane,  age  5. 
Office:  1518  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  6136 
Oxford  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

FOSTER,  CHARLES  (POP),  boxing.  Born: 
Liverpool,  London,  Dec.  15,  1878.  Ed.:  Public 
Schs. 

Record:  1922,  trainer  and  mgr.  boxing  for 
Jimmy  McLarnin  and  Tom  Patrich.  Trainer 
and  Mgr.  boxing  Spike  Robinson,  Andrew  Total, 
Geo.  Dicon,  Willy  Curler  and  Frank  Guest  26 
years  ago. 

Affiliations:  Fisherman's  Union.  Address: 
Care  L.  Rieport,  203%  E.  1st  St.,  Los  Angeles, 
Calif. 

FOSTER,  EARL  V.,  baseball.  Born:  Nelson, 
1925-28,  mgr.  ath.  teams  Wash.  State  Coll.  in 
Wis.,  Nov.  25,  1895.  Son  of  Andrew  Jackson 
and  Arilla  (Greer)  Foster.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Wash.  State  varsity 
B.B.  team  (mem.  champ,  team  of  Conf.,  1921). 
all  I.C.  games  of  Pac.  Coast  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  mgr.  of  aths.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.    War  Record:  Enlisted  June,  1917; 


mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  discharged  April, 
1919.  Affiliations:  mem.  Ath.  Bd.  Wash.  State 
Coll. ;  Masons ;  Kiwanis ;  A.L.  Married:  Kath- 
erine  Jane  McPherson.  Children:  Robert  Loren, 
age  14  mos.  Office:  111  Admin.  Bldg.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.,  Pullman,  Wash.  Home:  306  Ash  St., 
Pullman,  Wash. 

FOSTER,  FRANK  SHELDON,  mem.  Univ. 
Wis.  tennis  team.  Born:  Wyoming,  111.,  Apr.  4, 
1905.  Son  of  Frank  S.  and  Edith  Blanche 
(Whitcher)  Foster.  Ed.:  Bradley  Poly.  Inst. 
(Peoria,  111.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1926. 

Record :  1920-21,  mem.  Bradley  Poly.  Inst,  ten- 
nis team.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  tennis  team. 
1927,   city   doubles   champ.    (Peoria,    111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  feather  dealer. 
Affiliations:  pres.  Natl.  Bank  of  Wyoming,  111. ; 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  U.  S.  L.T.A.  Clubs:  "W" 
Univ.  Wis. ;  Peoria  No.  Shore  C. ;  Creve  Coeur ; 
Mason  ;  Shrine  ;  Peoria  Tennis.  Office:  Wyoming, 
111.    Home:  Peoria,  111. 

FOSTER,  SD3NEY  FRANCIS,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Maroa,  111.,  Feb.  14, 
1893.  Son  of  William  Orange  Barber  and  Addie 
Mae  (Sigler)  Foster.  Ed.:  Peoria  H.  Sch. 
(Peoria,  111.)  ;  South  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  (South 
Pasadena,  Calif.)  ;  Occidental  Acad.  (Los  An- 
geles, Calif.);  A.B.,  Occidental  Coll.;  M.A., 
Univ.  of  South  Calif. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Peoria  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1909,  mem.  South  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  track,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (hold  the  sch.  record  for  50 
yd.,  100  yd.,  200  yd.  dashes  and  ball  throw). 
Mem.  Occidental  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  tennis, 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (only  student  to  make  10 
"letters"  in  two  yrs.  in  history  of  sch. ;  broke 
world's  Intersch.  50  yd.  record,  South  Calif, 
meet  1911,  time  5  1/5  sec).  1912-15,  mem. 
Occidental  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (All- 
Star  State  and  South.  Calif.  F.B.  selection  three 
yrs.  straight;  All-Amer.  F.B.  selection  1912-13; 
sch.  record  in  100  yd.  dash,  9  4/5  sec. ;  220  yd. 
dash,  21  3/5  sec;  440  yd.  dash,  50  3/5  sec). 
1915-16,  F.B.  coach  Occidental  Coll.  1917-28, 
head  of  ath.  dept.  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.  (F.B.  team  State  champs.;  track 
team  City  and  South.  Calif,  champs.,  1917; 
B.B.  team  tied  City  champ. ;  F.B.  team  City, 
South.  Calif,  and  State  champs.,  1918;  track 
team  City  champs..  1919 ;  F.B.  and  track  teams 
City  champs.,  1921 ;  F.B.  team  City  champs., 
1922-23 ;  track  team  won  City  champs.,  1923-24 ; 
4th  place  in  Natl,  track  meet,  1924;  track  team 
City  and  State  champs.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  dept.  phys.  ed., 
mil  .and  aths.,  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch.  (Los  An- 
geles, Calif.).  Mil.  Service:  In  charge  of  all  H. 
Sch.  cadets  of  Los  Angeles  during  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Owl  and  Key  (Occidental  Coll.)  ;  Mason; 


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S.P.  Asso.  of  the  A.A.U.  Clubs:  Los  Angeles 
A.C. ;  Hollywood  A.C. ;  Pacific  Coast  Beach ; 
Casa  Playa  Beach.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  moun- 
tain traveling.  Slurried:  Ethel  Marion  Wilson. 
Children:  Barbara  Frances,  age  8.  Office:  Man- 
ual Arts  H.  Sch.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
4243  Budlong  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

FOULIS,  JAMES,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Wheaton, 
111.,  Oct.  6,  1904.  Son  of  David  and  Jane 
(Fowler)  Foulis.   Ed.:  Wheaton  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1920-27,  golf  pro.,  Hinsdale  G.C., 
(Hinsdale,  111.).  1926-27,  finished  in  money 
Chicago  Dist.  Open  Champ.,  1927 ;  qualified  for 
Natl.  P.G.A.  Open  Champ,  at  Dallas,  Tex. ;  fin- 
ished in  money  W.  Coast  Open  Tournament  at 
Bel  Air,  Fla. ;  finished  in  money  So.  Open 
Champ. ;  west  to  semi-finale  111.  Open  Champ. 
1928,  finished  in  money  Miami  Open  Champ. 
Holder  of  course  record  at  Hinsdale  G.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliation:  P.G. 
A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Hinsdale  G.C,  Hins- 
dale, 111.  Home:  33  N.  Thurlow  St.,  Hinsdale, 
111. 


(Roberts)  Fouts.  Education:  A.  B.,  Baylor 
Univ.,  Waco,  Texas,  1918 ;  M.  A.,  Southern 
Meth.  Univ.,  Dallas,  Texas,   1927. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.,  Baylor  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1916)  ;  1914-15,  chosen  All-State 
fullback ;  1916,  mem.,  Baylor  Univ.  B.B.  team ; 
chosen  All-Southwestern  fullback ;  given  honor- 
able mention  by  Walter  Camp  for  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team ;  1917,  mem.,  Baylor  Univ.  Bskt.  B. 
team ;  1918-19,  head  coach,  Burleson  Coll. ; 
1920-24,  coach,  North  Texas  State  Teachers' 
College. 

Present  Occupation:  Dir.,  phys.  ed.,  North 
Texas  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (Denton,  Texas). 
Mil.  Service:  Fort  Sheridan  Training  Camp, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Southwestern  F.B.  Officials, 
H.  Sch.  Ath.  Bd.,  Texas  Teachers'  Coll.  Asso. 
of  Phys.  Ed.  Dirs,  Masons,  K.  T.,  Chamber  of 
Commerce,  City  Park  Bd.,  Kiwanis  Club. 
Hobby:  Real  estate.  Married:  Leslie  Vann 
Sams,  July  5,  1919.  Children:  Mary  Lee,  age  7 ; 
Dorothy  Nell,  age  3 ;  Theron  Judson,  Jr.,  age  1. 
Office:  N.T.S.T.C.,  Denton,  Texas.  Home:  2101 
West  Oak,  Denton,  Texas. 


FOURNIER,  JOSEPH  OCTAVIUS,  hammer 
throw  and  football.  Bom:  Dayton,  Minn.,  May. 
21,  1890.  Son  of  Hubert  and  Adele  (DeMars) 
Fournier.     Ed.:  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1914. 

Record:  1912-13,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team.  1914- 
25,  held  Minn.  State  record  for  16-lb.  hammer- 
throw  (139  ft.  10 1/2  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof,  in  chemistry, 
Columbia  Univ.  War  Service:  First  lieut.  1917 ; 
Dental  Corps,  U.S.A.;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: "M"  Club,  Univ.  of  Minn. ;  Bd.  of  dir.  of 
Minn.  Alumni  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Music  and 
voice.  Married:  Constance  Purtell  Fourmer, 
Aug.  17,  1921.  Children:  Joseph  Purtell,  age  5. 
Office:  302  E.  35th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Spanish  Garden  Apts.,  Jackson  Heights,  L.  I., 
New  York. 

FOUTS,  ROBERT  M.,  billiards.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C.„  May  4,  1899.  Son  of  Samuel  E.  and 
Bessie  (Mann)  Fouts.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Md. 
Univ.,  1919;  Harvard,  1921;  George  Wash. 
Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1925,  competed  D.  C.  billiard  tourna- 
ment. 1926,  runner-up  D.  C.  billiard  tourna- 
ment. 1926-28,  referee  All-D.  C.  Pocket  Bil- 
liard champs.  1927,  official  scorekeeper  world 
billiard  champ.   (18.2  balke  line). 

Clubs:  Natl.  Capitol  Chess  Club.  Hobby: 
Chess  and  billiards.  Address:  730  Quebec  PI. 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

FOUTS,  THERON  JUDSON,  All-Southwest- 
ern fullback,  1916.  Bom:  Gonzalos,  Texas,  July 
5,  1893.     Son  of  Thomas  Jonathan  and  Rachel 


FOWLER,  ORIE  WALTER,  capt.  Navy  foot- 
ball team,  1900.  Born:  Crown  Point,  Ind.,  July 
21,  1878.  Son  of  Emmett  A.  and  Jane  (Cohoon) 
Fowler.     Ed.:  U.S.N.A.,  1901. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Navy  F.B.  track  and 
gym  teams  (capt.,  1900).  1902,  won  All-South. 
Amer.  meet  100-yd.  dash  and  broad  jump.  1907- 
08-12-13,  F.B.  coach,  U.S.N.A.  1920-28,  head 
coach  Culver  Mil.  Acad,  crews.  In  charge  of 
Internatl.  boat  races  during  Hudson-Fulton 
celebration. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Culver  crews. 
Naval  Service:  Engaged  in  office  of  Naval  Op- 
erations, Naval  Intelligence,  Navy  Dept.,  Wash., 
D.  C,  1917-18;  supt.  shops  Navy  Yard,  Puget 
Sound,  1918-19.  Married:  Rose  Farrel,  June  6, 
1921.  Children:  Frances  Wheeler,  age  12  (step- 
daughter). Address:  88  Highland  Ave.,  Chula 
Vista,  Calif. 

FOX,  ARTHUR  STEPHEN,  baseball.  Born- 
Great  Barrington,  Mass.,  July  8,  1897.  Son  of 
Adam  and  Charlotte  (Vincent)  Fox.  Ed.: 
Searles  H.  Sch.,  Great  Barrington,  Mass.,  1916 ; 
Moses  Brown  Prep.  Sch.,  Providence,  R.  L, 
1918;  Brown  Univ.,  1921;  St.  John's  Coll.,  An- 
napolis, Md.,  1922;  Springfield  Coaches'  Sch., 
summer  1924. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Searles  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams.  1919-21,  mem. 
Brown  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1922, 
mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1924-25, 
coached  Cushing  Acad.,  Ashburnham,  Mass., 
teams  in  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  B.B.  and  track.  1925-26, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach  at  Cushing  Acad.  1926-27, 
b.f.    coach    Williams    Coll.    varsity    F.B.    (Wil- 


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liamstown,  Mass.)  ;  asst.  Bskt.B.  coach,  asst. 
Phy.  Ed.  Dept.  varsity  B.B.  coach.  1927-28, 
varsity  B.B.  coach,  asst.  Bskt.B.  coach,  fresh- 
man Bskt.B.  coach,  asst.  in  Phy.  Ed.  Dept., 
Williams  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Varsity  B.B.  coach  Wil- 
liams Coll.  Mil.  Service:  On  way  to  O.T.C. 
Camp  Sevier,  N.  C,  Nov.  11,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials  in  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. ;  mem. 
West.  Mass.  Bd.  of  Officials  in  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B. ;  mem.  Berkshire  County  Bd.  of  Officials 
in  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Beatrice  Dillen- 
berg,  July  12,  1925.  Children:  Arthur  S.,  Jr., 
age  1.  Office:  Williams  Coll.,  Williamstown, 
Mass.  Home:  7  Water  St.,  Williamstown,  Mass. 


FOX,  GEORGE  B.,  track.  Born:  Lorraine, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  23,  1892.  Son  of  Myron  H.  and 
Allie  (Ball)  Fox.  Ed.:  Watertown  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1916. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  cross 
country  team.  1914-15-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
varsity  track  team.  1917-24,  mem.  Chicago  Ath. 
Asso.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Export  mgr.  Stewart- 
Warner  Speedometer  Corp.  War  Service:  U.  S. 
Air  Service  Military  Aviator,  1917-19 ;  2nd  Lt., 
France ;  Air  Patrol  duty  Eng.  Channel,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Chicago  Ath.  Asso. ;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon.  Hobby:  Golf  and  travel.  Married: 
Catherine  Franzan,  1925.  Children:  Richard 
Myron,  age  2 ;  Walter,  age  1.  Office:  1828  Diver- 
sey  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  824  Forest  Ave., 
Evanston,  111. 


FOX,  LAWRENCE  W.,  JR.,  football  and  row- 
ing. Bom:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Jan.  5,  1895.  Son 
of  L.  Webster  and  Beatrice  (Bickerton)  Fox. 
Ed.:  Haverford   Sch.;  Ph.B.,  Tale,   1917. 

Record:  Mem.  Haverford  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1913-14-15-16-17,  mem.  Yale  crew.  1916, 
mem.  Yale  champ.  F.  B.  team  (guard,  2nd  All- 
Amer. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker,  mem.  Ander- 
son and  Fox.  Mil.  Service:  capt.  F.A.  during 
World  War.  Affiliation:  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Paci- 
fic Union ;  University ;  Burlington  C. ;  San 
Mateo  Polo;  Olympic;  St.  Anthony  (New  York, 
N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Horses.  Married:  Bettie  Cary. 
Children:  Lawrence  W.,  3rd.,  Diane  B.  C.  Office: 
317  Montgomery  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  3333  Pacific  Ave.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


FRAME,  WILLIAM  SOMERVILLE,  track. 
Bom:  Waukesha,  Wis.,  Apr.  4,  1873.  Son  of 
Andrew  J.  and  Esther  (Richardson)  Frame. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  Wis.;  LL.B.,  Chicago  Law  Sch. 


Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  track  team, 
(asst.  mgr.,  1896;  mgr.,  1897).  Specialty,  high 
jump.    1896-97,  indoor  meets  gym.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  to  mgr.  Amer.  Loco- 
motive Co.  (Schenectady,  N.  Y.).  Affiliations: 
Former  dir.  Schenectady  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Mohawk  G.C. ; 
Locomotive  Club.  Married:  Elizabeth  Stewart. 
Child:  Marjorie  Frame,  age  19.  Office:  Jay  St., 
Schenectady,  N.  Y.  Home:  8  Morris  Ave., 
Schenectady,  N.  Y. 


FRANCHOT,  DOUGLAS  W.,  track.  Born: 
Olean,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  29,  1880.  Son  of  Nicholas  V. 
U.  and  Annie  (Wood)  Franchot.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1903. 

Record:  1898,  made  St.  Paul  Sch.  high  jump 
record,  height  5  ft.  9  4/5  in.  1901-02-03,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  track  team.  1900-01-02,  mem.  Yale 
cross  country  track  and  gun  teams.  1901,  won 
Yale  I.C.  cross  country  race ;  mem.  Yale  cross 
country  track  team.  1902,  won  I.C.  cross  country 
race ;  won  1000  yds.  invitation  at  B.A.A.  games ; 
mem.  Yale-Harvard  team  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge ; 
mem.  Yale  4-mi.  relay  team  which  won  at  Penn. 
Relays;  won  2-mile  race  (Yale  vs.  Calif.).  1903, 
broke  world's  indoor  %-mile  record  at  Madison 
Square  Gardens. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  producer,  part  owner 
and  mgr.  D.  W.  Franchot  and  Co.  War  Record: 
capt.  U.S.A.  insp.  A.R.C.  in  France,  1918-19. 
Affiliations:  Racquet  Club  (Philadelphia,  Pa.)  ; 
Philadelphia  Gun  Club;  Yale  Club  (New  York, 
N.  Y.)  ;  University  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  Constance  Lippincott.  Chil- 
dren: Nicholas  V.  U.,  age  10;  Constance,  age  9; 
Douglas,  age  5;  Diane,  age  3.  Office:  808  S. 
Cheyenne  St.,  Tulsa,  Okla.  Home:  1620  S.  El- 
wood  St.,  Tulsa,  Okla. 


FRANCIS,  JOHN  SPENCER,  track.  Born: 
Plainfield,  N.  J.,  July  21,  1876.  Son  of  Charles 
King  and  Sarah  (Bliven)  Francis.  Ed.:  Colum- 
bia Prep.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Episcopal  Acad., 
Hamilton  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Penn.,  1901. 

Record:  1896-97,  capt.  Univ.  of  Penn.  chess 
and  whist  teams.  1896-1900,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Penn.  champ,  track  team  (picked  for  Univ.  of 
Penn.  Olyympic  track  team,  100  yd.,  220  yd., 
440  yd.  running  broad  jump,  1900).  1898,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Penn.  relay  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Mont- 
clair  A.C. ;  S.A.R. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Gen. 
Alumni  Soc. ;  Natl,  Georgraphic  Soc. ;  Varsity 
"P"  C. ;  Univ.  of  Penn.  C. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta 
C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Natl.  Rep.  C.  (N.Y.)  ;  Rock  Springs 
C.C.  (W.  Orange,  N.  J.)  ;  Orange  Lawn  Tennis 
C.  (N.  J.)  ;  Morris  Co.  G.C.  (Morristown, 
N.  J.)  ;     Hobby:  Golf,  tennis  and  fishing.   Mar- 


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ried:  Amy  A.  Wilson,  1902.  Children:  Mary 
Francis  Owen,  age  25 ;  Alice  Constant,  age  21. 
Home:  375  Fairview  Ave.,  Orange,  N.  J. 

FRANCIS,  NATHANIEL  EOSCOE,  football. 
Born:  Winchester,  Tenn.,  Jan.  8,  1879.  Son  of 
John  Patterson  and  Ellenore  (Elliot)  Francis. 
Ed.:  Yale,  A.B.,  Ph.B. 

Record:  1899-1901,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B. 
team.     1900,  mem.  "Gordon  Brown"  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Rotbury  Sch.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi;  Mason; 
Shriner.  Hobby:  Farming.  Married:  Lora 
Shook,  June  30,  1904.  Office:  105  Coll.  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  Winchester  St.,  Winches- 
ter, Tenn. 

FRANK,  JACOB,  football.  Born:  Burlington, 
Vt.,  July  30,  1884.  Son  of  Joseph  Elihu  and 
Dora  (Sufro)  Frank.  Ed.:  Edmunds  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Vt.,  B.S.,   1908;   C.E.,  1912. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Edmunds  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1903,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1905- 
07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  F.B.  team.  1908-12,  coach 
Fort  McKinley  (Me.)  F.B.  team.  1909,  coach 
Portland  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909-12,  coach 
Fort  McKinley  (Me.)  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  Q.  M.  Corps,  U.  S. 
Army.  Mil.  Service:  Camp  Q.  M.,  Camp  Fun- 
ston,  Kans.,  1917-18;  fort  comndr.  Fort  Flagler, 
Wash. ;  fort  comndr.  and  asst.  to  Coast  Defense 
Comndr.  Fort  Worden,  Wash.,  1918 ;  bn.  comndr. 
39th  Arty.  Coast,  Arty.  Corps,  Nov.,  1918.  Affili- 
ations: Mason ;  Mil.  Order  of  the  World  War ; 
Natl.  Security  League;  Red  Cross;  Bnai  Brith; 
Zionist  Organization  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Collector 
of  Oriental  antiques.  Children:  Beryl  Haim, 
age  8.  Office:  Boston  Q.  M.  Depot,  Army  Base, 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  94  N.  Winooski  Ave., 
Burlington,  Vt. 

FRANK,  J.  W.,  trapshooting.  Born:  Markles- 
burg,  Pa.,  May  18,  1873.  Son  of  Andrew  and 
Mary  (Householder)  Frank.  Ed.:  Marklesburg 
Normal  Sch.;  Priv.  Night  Sch.  (Altoona)  ; 
Hahneman  Medical  Coll.,  1905. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Mohican  Gun  C.  (Phila.)  ; 
won  number  local  gun  club  shoots  since  1909. 
1920,  won  (B  Class)  Penn  State  Shoot;  shot  in 
Grand  Amer.  Handicap  (Atlantic  City,  N.  J.). 
1926,  shot  in  Grand  Amer.  Handicap  (Dayton, 
Ohio).  1927,  runner-up  Meadow  Spring  Gun  C. 
Testimonial  Shoot. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Med.  R.C.  Hahneman  Med.  Coll.,  1917-18.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  trapshoot.  comm.  Penn.  A.C. ; 
Mason  (32nd  degree)  ;  Natl.  State  and  Co.  Med. 
Soc. ;  Natl.  Roentgen  Ray  Soc. ;  Amer.  Electro- 
therapeutic  Asso. ;  Izaak  Walton  League ;  Mea- 
dow Spring  Gun  C.    (pres.)  ;   Roxborough  Gun 


C. ;  Clearview  Gun  C. ;  Chester  Co.  Rod  and  Gun 
C.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  trapshooting. 
Married:  Mabel  Wadsworth,  Aug.  10,  1924. 
Office:  1730  Spruce  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Drexel  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 


FRANK,  LEO  JAMES,  Ath.  dir.  and  coach. 
Born:  Davenport,  la.,  July  17,  1895.  Son  of 
Henry  Francis  and  Fanny  (Hoffbauer)  Frank. 
Ed.:  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  H.  Sch.;  Coe  Coll. 

Record:  1915-16-19,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(All-Conf.  h.b.,  1916-19).  1916,  mem.  Coe  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1920,  head  coach  Sioux  Falls 
Coll.  1921,  mem.  Phys.  Ed.  Staff  Univ.  of  Ore. 
1921-28,  head  coach  Pacific  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  head  coach 
Pacific  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Entered  service  in 
May,  1917,  as  mem.  Btty.  E  1st  la.  F.A. ;  comnd. 
Lt.  in  F.A.,  1918;  discharged  Jan.,  1919;  now 
hold  comm.  as  1st  Lt.  186  Inf.,  Ore.  Natl.  Guard. 
Affiliations:  Rotary  Club ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Natl. 
Guard  Asso.  of  Ore. ;  Pacific  N.  West  Conf . ; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
golf.  Married:  Bess  R.  Jones,  1919.  Children: 
James  L.,  age  5.  Office:  Pacific  Univ.,  Forest 
Grove,  Ore.  Home:  305  Gales  Creek  Rd.,  Forest 
Grove,  Ore. 


FRANK,  LEONARD,  coach.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Dec.  1,  1899.  Son  of  Nelson  and  Minnie 
(Hoffman)  Frank.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  St.  Paul 
(Minn.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  St.  Paul  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (State  champs. 
F.B.,  1907).  (Established  a  record  of  50'  %" 
for  12-lb.  shot  put  which  is  State  record.) 
1910,  won  West.  Conf.  outdoor  shot  put  champs. 
1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  (won 
West,  champs.).  1910-11-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Bskt.B.  team  (won  West.  Conf.  champs.,  1911). 

1912,  established  record  45'  11%"  for  shot  put 
(still  stands)  ;  coach  Univ.  of  Kans.  F.B.  team. 

1913,  coach  Univ.  of  Kans.  B.B.  team  (won  Mo. 
Valley  Conf.  champs.).  1914,  coach  Univ.  of 
Minn,  cross  country,  team  (won  West.  Conf. 
champs.)  ;  coach  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 
1914-25,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner,  Leonard  Frank  Mfg. 
Co.  Married:  Ida  Copp.  Children:  Clifford  P., 
age  12.  Office:  1385  University  St.,  St.  Paul, 
Minn.  Home:  1784  Willesley  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


FRANK,  DR.  VICTOR  H.,  football,  crew  and 
lacrosse.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  26,  1900.  Son 
of  Dr.  Albert  and  Roseta  (Lowenstein)  Frank. 
Ed.:  N.  East  H.  Sch.,  1917;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  N.  East  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  crew  teams.   1918,  mem.  freshman  crew  (I. 


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0.  freshman  champs.).  1918-20,  mem.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  jr.  varsity  crew. 
1921,  mem.  varsity  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exodontia  and  oral  sur- 
gery. Mil.  Service:  Enrolled  in  medical  reserve 
corps  of  students  army  training  corps.  Affilia- 
tions: Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Zeta  Beta  Tau;  100 
Club ;  Mercantile  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Lee  Weiss,  Oct.  8,  1923.  Children:  Fay  re, 
age  2y2;  Victor  H.,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  1800 
Pine  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

FRANKLIN,    ELLSWORTH    HENRY,  golf 

pro.    Born:  Richmond,  Va.,   Nov.  3,  1906.  Son 

of  J.  H.  and  Lottie  (Thomas)  Franklin.  Ed.: 
West  Hampton  H.  Sch.,  1924. 

Record:  1922,  won  caddie  tournament  at  C.C. 
of  Va.  1927,  qualified  for  Va.  State  Open 
Champ. ;  asst.  golf  pro.  Hermitage  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Odd 
Fellows;  Jr.  O.U.A.M.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Hermitage  C.C,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  316 
Libby  Ave.,  West  Hampton,  Va. 


FRAWLEY,  EDWARD  RICHARD,  football, 
crew.  Born:  Fulton,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  24,  1900.  Son 
of  John  Frawley,   Sr.     Ed.:  U.S.N.A.,  1922. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  crew 
and  F.B.  team  (crew  I.C.  champs.,  1922).  1922, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  boxing  team.  1923,  crew  coach 
(Navy  Plebes).  1923-26,  F.B.  coach  Plebes; 
mem.  Scouting  Fleet  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut,  aviation.  Affiliation: 
"N"  Club.  Married:  Katherine  Healy.  Address: 
Air  Station,  Pensacola,  Fla. 


FRAZIER,  CORINNE  REH>.  tennis.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  15,  1898.  Daughter  of  Rob- 
ert Thomas  and  Corinne  (Reid)  Frazier.  Ed.: 
Western  H.  Sch.,  1914;  Hume-Fogg  H.  Sch. 
(Nashville,  Tenn.)  ;  Vanderbilt  Univ.,  1918; 
George  Wash.  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1923  won  municipal  champ.,  (Wash., 
D.  C).  1924,  won  D.  C.  tennis  league  doubles 
champ.  1927,  won  Va.  State  singles  champ. ; 
won  Va.  State  doubles  champ. ;  won  Maryville- 
Wakeford  champ.  Only  girl  in  U.  S.  that  cov- 
ers coll.  F.B.  for  newspapers. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editor.  Affiliations:  Wom- 
en's D.  C.  Tennis  League ;  Kappa  Alpha  Theta. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  Evening  Star,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  Woodward  Apts.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


FRAZD3R,  EARL  C,  won  National  A.A.U. 
Junior  low  hurdle  record,  1921.  Born:  Hills- 
boro,  Tex.,  Sept.  27,  1898.  Son  of  Sam  H.  and 
Minnie  (Craig)  Frazier.  Ed.:  Hillsboro  H. 
Sch. ;  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll. ;  A.B.,  Baylor  Univ., 
1924. 


Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (won  State  Inter-Sch. 
League  hurdle  champ.,  1917-18 ;  won  State  Inter- 
Sch.  League  track  champ.,  1918).  1918,  mem. 
Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1919-24,  won 
South.  A.A.U.  120-yd.  high  hurdles  and  220-yd. 
low  hurdles.  1920,  mem.  Baylor'  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1921-24,  mem.  Baylor  Univ.  track  team 
(capt,  1923-24).  1921,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  Junior 
220-yd.  low  hurdles  (established  record  that 
now  stands).  1921-23,  won  S.  West.  Collegiate 
Conf.  champ,  in  hurdles.  1923-27,  held  120-yd. 
high  hurdle  and  220-yd.  low  hurdle  records. 
1926-28,  ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach  Alamo  Heights 
Sch.    (S.  West  Tex.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broadway  Sporting  Goods 
Co.  (San  Antonio,  Tex.).  Married:  Frances 
Sandidge,  1920.  Office:  Alamo  Heights  Sch., 
San  Antonio,  Tex.  Home:  200  Elwood  St.,  San 
Antonio,  Tex. 

FRAZD3R,  OSCAR  H.,  member  of  Southwest 
Conf.  championship  track  team,  1921-22.  Born: 
Hillsboro,  Tex.,  June  6,  1900.  Son  of  Sam  H. 
and  Minnie  (Craig)  Frazier.  Ed.:  Hillsboro 
H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Tex.  A.  and  M.,  1922;  Colo. 
Agri.  Coll.   (P.  G.  course). 

Record:  1915-16-17-18,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (mem.  State 
champ.  H.  Sch.  track  team,  1917-18).  1918-19- 
20-21,  mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1919-20-21-22,  mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  track 
team  (S.  West  Conf.  champs.,  1921-22).  1920, 
mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  wrestling  team.  1923- 
25,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  Hillsboro  H. 
Sch.  1925-27,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Tarleton  Coll. 
(Stephensville,  Tex.).  1926-27,  track  coach 
Tarleton  Coll.  (team  won  T.J.C.A.A.  champ, 
both  yrs.).    1927,  coach  wrestling,  Tarleton  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  farm  mechanics  and 
mem.  coaching  staff  Tarleton  Coll.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: First  lieut.  inf.,  O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Lions'  Club ;  Stephenville  C.C. ;  S.  West. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Former  Students'  Asso.  Tex. 
A.  and  M.  Coll.  Hobby:  Track  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried :  Adele  Jones,  Mar.  26,  1924.  Address:  Tar- 
leton Coll.,  Stephenville,  Tex. 

FRASD3R,  WDLLIAM  McKINLEY,  football. 
Born:  Poole,  Ky.,  Oct.  31,  1902.  Son  of  J.  C. 
and  Mrs.  (Pressley)  Frasier.  Education:  Cory- 
don  H.  Sch.,  Corydon,  Ky.,  1921;  B.M.T.H.S., 
Henderson,  Ky.,  1922;  Transylvania  Univ.,  Lex- 
ington,  Ky.,  1928. 

Record:  1918-19-20,  mem.,  Corydon  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1920)  ; 
1919-20,  mem.,  Corydon  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(capt.,  1920)  ;  1921,  All-State  quarterback  (Bar- 
rett Manual  Training  Sch.,  Henderson,  Ky.)  ; 
mem.,  Barrett  Manual  Training  Sch.  Bskt.  B. 
team ;    1922,    mem.,    Barrett    Manual    Training 


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Sch.  Bskt.  B.  team;  1924-25-26-27,  mem.,  Tran- 
sylvania Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927  ;  All-State, 
1924-25);  1924-25,  mentioned,  "Leading  Backs  of 
Amer."  (Spalding's  Catalogue)  ;  1926-27,  mem., 
Transylvania  Univ.  Tennis  team  (singles  and 
doubles). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha,  Book  &  Bones,  Lampas.  Home: 
Corydon,  Ky. 

FRAZIER,  WILLIAM  WEST,  3RD,  track. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  12,  1891.  Son  of  W.  W., 
Jr.  and  Elizabeth  P.  (Pearsoll)  Frazier.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1913. 

Record):  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  soccer 
team.  1912,  asst.  mgr.  track  team  Univ.  of 
Penn.  1913,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Penn.  track  team 
(I.C.  champs.)  ;  pres.  I.C.  Asso.  Amateur  Ath. 
of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coffee  jobber.  Mil.  Service: 
1st  Lt.  FA.;  instr.  Sch.  of  Fire,  Ford  Hill, 
Okla.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Phila.  C. ;  Phila. 
Cricket  C. ;  White  Marsh  Hunt  C.  Married: 
Charlotte  H.  Brown.  Apr.  24,  1920.  Children: 
W.  W.,  4th,  age  6 ;  Charlotte  Josephine,  age  4. 
Officce:  44  So.  Front  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
S008  Lincoln  Drive,  Phila.,  Pa. 

FREDERICKS,  JOHN  WYNN,  football  and 
basebabll.  Born:  Lock  Haven,  Pa.,  July  18,  1899. 
Son  of  Fenton  H.  and  Mabel  (Wynn)  Fredericks. 
Ed.:  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch.,  1916 ;  Tome  Sch.,  1917 ; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Tome 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Tome  Sch.  B.B. 
team ;  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1919,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  teams.  1920-22,  F.B. 
and  B.B.  coach  The  Hill  Sch.  1923-25,  ath.  dir. 
Lock  Haven  Normal  Sch.  1926-27,  mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  Imperial  Refining 
Co.  of  Pa.  Clubs:  Yale  (Pa.  Sec.)  ;  Clinton  C.C. 
Married:  Mabel  Sheffer,  June  24,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: John  Wynn,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  Bellefonte 
Ave.,  Lock  Haven,  Pa.  Home:  109  W.  Main  St., 
Lock  Haven,  Pa. 

FREDERICKSON,  GEORGE,  baseball  and 
golf.  Born:  Champaign,  111.,  Apr.  14,  1874.  Sort 
of  Eramus  and  Johana  (Thorne)  Frederickson. 
Ed.:  Champaign  H.  Sch.,  1891;  B.S.,  Univ.  111.. 
1894. 

Record:  1888-91,  mem.  Champaign  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1891-92-93-94,  mem.  Univ.  111.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1894).  1893-94,  chosen  leading  pitcher 
of  middle  west  by  Chicago  Tribune.  1910-11, 
holder  course  record  at  Okla.  City  G.C.  1911-15, 
dir.  Trans  Miss.  Golf  Asso.  1912-15,  dir.  So. 
Golf  Asso.    1915,  won  Okla.  State  Golf  Champ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Frederickson-Kroh 
Music  Co.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Mutual  Bldg. 
and  Loan  Asso. ;  dir.  Fidelity  Natl.  Bank ;  Chmn. 
Bd.  of  Ath. ;  V.M.C.A. ;  Sigma  Chi ;  Masons  (33° 
lion.)  ;  Shrine  1st  pres.  and  organizer  Okla.  City 
G.  and  C.C. ;  "I"  Club  (niv.  of  111.)  ;  Lions  Club ; 
University  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
L.  Brownlee,  Jan.  28,  1899.  Children:  John  B., 
age  27;  Harry  G.,  age  24.  Office:  407  W.  Main 
St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.  Home:  204  W.  19th 
St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 


FREEDMAN,  HAROLD  JACOB,  wrestling. 
Bom:  Berlin,  N.  H.,  June  26,  1902.  Son  of 
Louis  Liberty  and  Eunice  (Block)  Freedman. 
Ed.:  M.D.,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  and  wrestl.  teams  (125-lb.  Univ.  boxing 
champ.).  1920-22,  mem.  Harvard  wrestl.  team 
(125-lb.  boxing  champ.,  '20).  1922-23,  mem.  Har- 
vard track  (pole  vault)  and  wrestl.  (capt.) 
teams;  won  N.E.I.C.  wrestl.  meet  (135  lb.); 
Univ.  135-lb.  boxing  champ.  1923-24,  won  135- 
lb.  boxing  champ. ;  runner-up  135-lb.  wrestl. 
champ.  Harvard  Medical  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Interne  Mass.  Gen'l.  Hosp., 
Boston.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Nu ;  Phi  Delta  Epsi- 
lon;  Masons.  Married:  Bertha  Madfis.  Home: 
157  Madison  Ave.,  Berlin,  N.  H. 


FREEMAN,  EDGAR  W.,  football.  Bom:  De- 
troit, Mich.,  July  12,  1891.  Son  of  Walter  H. 
and  Ada  (Fox)  Freeman.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover 
Aca.,  1908;  B.A.,  Yale,  1912;  LL.B.,  Harvard, 
1915. 

Record :  1907-08,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1910-11,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1922-25,  competed  Wash.  (D.  C.) 
golf  tournaments. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  trust  officer, 
Corn  Exchange  Natl.  Bank,  Phila.,  Pa.  War 
Record:  First  lieut.  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  102nd 
F.A.,  26th  Div. ;  123rd  FA.,  58th  Brig. ;  hdqrs., 
33rd  Div.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Wolf's  Head ;  Tau  Nu  Epsilon ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
"Y"  Club  (Yale,  N.  Y.).  Married:  Alice  Murray, 
Oct.  21,  1922.  Children:  Katherine  Murray,  age 
4 ;  Ailsa  Fox,  age  2 ;  Murray  Fox,  infant.  Office: 
1510  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  324  N. 
Bowman  Ave.,  Merion,  Pa. 


FREEMAN,  JEAN  PALL,  football.  Born: 
Great  Falls,  Mont.,  Dec.  25,  1897.  Son  of  J.  W. 
and  Millie  (Betz)  Freeman.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Mich.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mont.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.    1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mont.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Partner,  Freeman  Thelan 
and  Freeman,  attorneys-at-law.  Mil.  Service: 
R.O.T.C.  Mich.  Affiliations:  Mont.  State  Ad- 
juster Employers'  Liability  Assurance  Corp. ; 
Mason ;  Phi  Kappa  Sigma ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ; 
Mont.  State  Bar  Asso. ;  "M"  Club,  Mich.;  "M" 
Club,  Mont.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Strain  Bldg., 
Great  Falls,  Mont.  Home:  511  4th  Ave.  N., 
Great  Falls,  Mont. 


Record :  1922-23,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1923).  1925-26-27,  mem. 
Princeton  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926,  mem. 
Princeton  "Big  Three"  champ.  F.B.  team  ;  honor- 
able mention  for  All-Amer.  by  New  York  World. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Employed,  Tobey  &  Kirk, 
25  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Affiliations:  Tiger  Inn 
Club  (Princeton).  Address:  412  Linden  PL, 
Elmira,  N.  Y. 


FRENCH,  EDWARD  BLAKESLEE,  track. 
Born:  Three  Rivers,  Mich.,  Aug.  3,  1884.  Son 
of  Willard  W.  and  Alice  D.  French.  Ed. :  Three 
Rivers  H.  Sen. ;  Lewis  Insti.,  Chicago ;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1907. 

Record:  1900-01,  St.  Joseph  Co.,  Mich,  track 
champs.  1902,  mem.  Lewis  Insti.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (Three  Rivers  high  broad  jump  record 
I.C.,  22  ft.  4%  in.).  1903,  mem.  Lewis  Insti. 
champs,  track  team  of  U.  S.  1904-07,  Univ.  of 
Mich,  running  broad  jumper  (broke  Mich,  broad 
jump  record,  23  ft.  2  in.).  1908-09,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach  Detroit  West.  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  sales  mgr.,  Syracuse 
Washing  Meh.  Corp.  Affiliations:  Omicron 
Kappa  Pi ;  Phi  Delta  Theta.  Married:  Mary 
Elizabeth  Powers,  1911.  Children:  Alice  Jean, 
age  15;  Rosemary,  age  14.  Address:  311  High- 
land  Ave.,    Ebensburg,   Pa. 


FRENCH,  HARRY  WILLIAM,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Mansfield,  Pa.,  June  18,  1882. 
Son  of  John  Wesley  and  Ann  (Colegrove) 
French.  Ed.:  Mansfield  (Pa.)  State  Normal 
Sch.;  LL.B.,  Genesee  Wesleyan  Sem.  (Lima, 
N.  Y.)  ;  L.I.M.,  Hamilton  Coll.;  B.C.E.,  Stone 
College. 

Record:  1899-1901,  mem.  Mansfield  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-10  mem. 
Genesee  Wesleyan  Sem.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1911-13,  mem.  Elkins  B.B.  team  (West.  Md. 
League)  ;  F.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Davis  and  Elkins 
Coll.  1913-19,  coach  Quincy  (Mass.)-  H.  Sch. 
1919-28,  dir.  aths.  Meriden  (Conn.)  H.  Sch. 
1928,  coach  Internatl.  Silver  Co.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  business  ed.  and  ath. 
dir.  Meriden  (Conn.)  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; Lions'  Club  (vice-pres.)  ;  Colonial  Club; 
Natl.  Teachers'  Asso. ;  mem.  Recreation  Comn., 
City  of  Meriden ;  Insilco  Club ;  Conn.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  Hobby:  Boys'  athletics,  automobile 
traveling  and  camping.  Married:  Edith  May 
French,  Dec.  19,  1903.  Children:  Berlin  Carson, 
age  23.  Office:  Meriden  H.  Sch.,  Meriden,  Conn. 
Home:  200  Liberty  St.,  Meriden,  Conn. 


FRENCH,  JACK  McKAY,  football.  Born: 
Elmira,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  8,  1905.  Son  of  Uri  S.  and 
Sara  E.  (Conevery)  French.  Ed.:  Mercersburg 
Acad. ;  Princeton. 


FRENCH,  WALTER  EDWARD,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Moorestown,  N.  J., 
July  12,  1899.  Son  of  Walter  S.  and  Belle 
(Baker)  French.  Ed.:  Rutgers  Coll.;  U.^.  Mil. 
Acad. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (2nd 
All-Amer.  f.b.,  1920).  1923,  mem.  Williamsport 
pro.  B.B.  team  (N.Y.P.  League).  1924,  mem. 
Shreveport  pro.  B.B.  team  (Tex.  League).  1925, 
mem.  Pottsville  pro.  F.B.  club  (World's 
champs.).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Phila.  Aths.  pro. 
B.B.  team. 

Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ;  Mason.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Bazemore.  Children:  Mary  Frances, 
age  2.  Address:  21  Valley  View,  Moorestown, 
N.  J. 

FREW,  ROBERT  MAURICE,  All  South  At 
lantic  Football  and  All-Virginia  baseball  team, 
1923.  Born:  Rock  Hill,  S.  C,  Dec.  2,  1901.  Son 
of  S.  T.  and  Martha  (McElwee)  Frew.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  W.  and  L.  Univ.    (Lexington,  Va.). 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  W.  and  L.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (Ail-So.  Atlantic  champ.,  1921). 
1923,  mem.  Ail-So.  Atlantic  F.B.  team ;  mem. 
AU-Va.  B.B.  team.  1925-28,  mem.  So.  Atlantic 
League    ( Spartansburg,   S.  C),  pro.   B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Wofford  Coll.  (Spar- 
tanburg, S.  C).  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi; 
Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Omicron  Delta  Kappa  ;  Ma- 
son. Married:  Rose  Renfro.  Office:  Wofford 
Coll.,  Spartanburg,  S.  C.  Home:  Rock  Hill, 
S.   C. 

FREYBERG,  RICHARD  HAROLD,  capt. 
Univ.  Mich,  track  team,  1926.  Born:  Goshen, 
Ind.,  Aug.  14,  1904.  Son  of  Win.  E.  and  Mary 
(Houk)  Freyberg.  Ed.:  Goshen  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Univ.  Mich.,  1926;  Univ.  Mich.  Med.   Sch. 

Record :  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  track  team 
(capt.,  1926).  1925,  mem.  2-mile  relay  team 
which  estab.  new  record  in  Drake  relays.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  West.  Conf.  champ,  track 
team.  1926,  won  Univ.  Mich.  West.  Conf.  medal 
for  proficiency  in  aths.  and  scholarship. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Medical  student.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Nu  Sig- 
ma Nu.  Office:  1015  E.  Huron  St.,  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.   Home:  518  So.  7th  St.,  Goshen,  Ind. 


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FREYTAG,  ELMER  W.,  capt.  Univ.  Wis.  fenc- 
ing team,  1925-27.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  24, 
1905.  Son  of  Fred  Walter  and  Amanda  (Hart- 
mann)  Freytag.  Ed.:  Nicholas  Senn  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record :  1925-27,  capt.  Univ.  Wis.  fencing  team. 
1926-27,  won  second  place  in  dueling  swords  in 
Big  Ten  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi. 
Office:  823  Irving  Ct.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  2319 
Commonwealth  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


FRlBLEY,  CARL  EDWARD,  coach.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  11,  1901.  Son  of  Dr.  Wilbur 
Edward  and  Caroline  (Hill)  Fribley.  Ed.:B.A., 
Univ.   of  Minn.,   1922;    M.B.A.,   Harvard,   1924. 

Record:  1920-21,  Q.B.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1922-23,  coach  Milton  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  coach  Milton  Acad.  B.B.  team.  Official 
F.B.  in  prep.  sch.  and  coll.  games  in  State  of 
Michigan. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Field  rep.,  Cadillac  Motor 
Car  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Affiliations:  State  Offi- 
cials' Asso. ;  Alpha  Sigma  Phi.  Hobby:  Aths. 
(outdoor).  Office:  2860  Clark  Ave.,  Detroit, 
Mich.  Home:  3549  10th  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 

FRIEDE,  LEO,  canoe  sailing.  Born:  Aug.  13, 
1887.  Son  of  J.  S.  and  Sonia  Friede.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Schs. 

Record:  1909,  won  Atlantic  canoe  sailing 
champ,  (won  same  8  times  thereafter).  1913- 
14,  won  Gravesend  Bay  canoe  sailing  champ. 
1914-18  and  '20,  '22,  '25,  '26,  won  Amer.  canoe 
sailing  champ.  1921-24,  won  Mab  trophy.  1926, 
won  Crane  trophy.  Won  Internatl.  canoe  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  N.  Y.  Stock  Exch. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Canoe  Asso.;  Colonial  Yacht 
Club;  City  C. ;  Oakridge  C.C.  Hobby:  Sailing. 
Office:  5  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  30 
W.  54th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.      ' 

FRIEDA,  HARRY  GAYLORD,  member  of 
Amer.  Olympic  track  team,  1924.  Born:  Chal- 
mers, Ind.,  Sept.  11,  1901.  Son  of  Otto  H.  and 
Edith  (Byers)  Frieda.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team  (holder  of  javelin  record  in  Cen.  A.A.U. ; 
won  Natl.  Collegiate  A. A.  javelin  throw,  1923). 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams  (F.B.  team  won  Conf.  champ.,  1924). 
1924,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  at  Calumet  H.  Sch. 
(Chicago,  111.).  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta; 
111.  A.C.  Hobby:  Track  athletics.  Address: 
1009  E.  60th  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


FRD3DMAN,  VICTOR  HUGO,  grad.  mgr.  ath- 
letics Univ.  of  Ala.  Born:  Tuscaloosa,  Ala., 
Oct.  13, 1878.  Son  of  Bernard  and  Adale  (Black) 
Friedman.  Ed.:  Tuscaloosa  H.  Sch.,  1893;  C.E., 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  1897. 

Record:  1894-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1898-1901,  in  So.  A.A.U. 
Tennis  tournaments.  1907-28,  grad.  mgr.  ath. 
Univ.  of  Ala.  1924,.  won  Tuscaloosa  Country  C. 
golf  champ.  1926,  won  Tuscalosa  C.  C.  Tennis 
tournament.     1926-28,   Tuscaloosa   C.    champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  broker.  War  Rec- 
ord: Comn'd.  in  Red  Cross ;  served  10  mos.  in 
Italy;  discharged  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
First  Natl.  Bank;  mem.  Nashville  Credit  Co. 
(Tuscaloosa);  mem.  Tuscaloosa  Mortgage  Co.; 
Sigma  Nu ;  Tuscaloosa  C.C. ;  Rotary.  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  golf.  Office:  2402  Broad  St.,  Tusca- 
loosa, Ala.  Home:  1010  Greensboro  Ave.,  Tus- 
caloosa, Ala. 

FRD3DRICH,  ELLIS  GUSTAVE,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Chillicothe,  111.,  July  22,  1903. 
Son  of  Lewis  W.  and  Ella  May  (Kiser)  Fried- 
rich.  Ed.:  Chillicothe  H.  Sch.,  1921;  A.B., 
Bradley  Poly  tech.  Inst.  (Peoria,  111.),  1925; 
Columbia  Univ.  (grad.  work),  1925-26. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Chillicothe  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (Cen.  111.  champs.).  1922-24,  mem.  Brad- 
ley Poly  tech.  Inst.  F.B.  team  (honorable  men- 
tion on  EckersalPs  Mid- West  selection,  1922 ; 
All-State  selection  for  q.b.  of  111.  Mythical  All- 
Star  teams,  1922-24).  1922-25,  mem.  Bradley 
Poly  tech.  Inst,  track  team  (team  won  I.I.A.C. 
champ.,  1925 ;  held  Bradley  "all-time"  pole  vault 
record,  1922-23,  11  ft.  6  in.).  1926,  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Bradley  Polytech.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  of  phys.  ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Alpha  Chi  Rho ;  Beta  Sigma  Mu; 
R.O.B. ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.;  "B"  Club 
(Bradley  Polytech.  Inst.).  Hobby:  Flying. 
Office:  Bradley  Gym.,  Peoria,  111.  Home:  201 
N.  Inst.  PL,  Peoria,  111. 

FRISCH,  FRANK  FRANCIS,  JR.,  profes- 
sional baseball  player.  Bom:  Ozone  Park,  L.  I., 
N.  Y.,  Sept.  9,  1897.  Son  of  Frank  and  Cath- 
erine (Stahl)  Frisch.  Ed.:  Fordham  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1919-26,  mem.  N.  Y.  Giants  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1921-24,  played  4  world's  series  (hit  .300 
in  world's  series).  1927-28,  mem.  St.  Louis 
Cardinals  pro.  B.B.  team  (broke  all  fielding 
records  Natl.  League,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: mem.  S.A.T.C.  Hobby:  BBaseball.  Mar- 
ried: Ada  E.  Lucy,  Nov.,  1923.  Address:  3667 
Perry  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

FRISSELL,  SYDNEY  D.,  track.  Born: 
Bloomfield,  N.  J.,  Mar.  7,  1885.  Son  of  Hollis  B. 
and  Julia  (Dodd)  Frissell.  Ed.:  Phillips  An- 
dover  Acad.,  1904;  A.B.,  Yale,  1908. 


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Record:  1904,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
track  team ;  mem.  Yale  freshman  cross-country 
team  (2nd  place  2% -miles  cross-country  handi- 
cap). 1906-08,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  and 
cross-country  team.  1906,  2nd  place  660  yd. 
dash  Madison  Square  Garden.  1907,  mem.  Yale 
champ,  relay  team.  1908,  won  5-yr.  cup  Yale- 
Harvard  track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Research  associate.  War 
Record:  mem.  Va.  Natl.  Guard  Regt.  of  F.A. ; 
comnd.  1st  Lt.  F.A.  Fort  Myer,  Va. ;  mem.  A. 
E.F.  Hobby:  Farming.  Married:  June  Farrar, 
June  17,  1917.  Office:  Univ.  of  N.  Car.,  Chapel 
Hill,  N.  Car.  Home:  311  N.  St.,  Chapel  Hill, 
N.  Car. 

FRITSCHE,  THEODORE,  captain  Univ.  of 
Minn,  gymnastic  team,  1928.  Born:  New  Ulm, 
Minn.,  Oct.  23,  1906.  Son  of  Dr.  Louis  Albert 
and  Amalia  (Pfaender)  Fritschs.  Ed.:  New 
Ulm  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  New  Ulm  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1926-27-28,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  rifle  (conf.  champs.,  1927)  and  gym. 
(capt,  1928)  teams.  1927,  mem.  Minn.  State 
civilian  rifle  team  Camp  Perry,  Ohio.  1928, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  gym.  team  (1st  place  on 
side-horse  in  Northwestern  annual  tournament, 
1927-28;  1st  place  Ail-Around,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Medical  student  at  Univ.  of 
Minn.  Affiliation:  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ; 
Rifle  Club;  Sigma  Chi;  Nu  Sigma  Nu.  Office: 
429  Union  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  New 
Ulm,  Minn. 


FRIZZELL,  PORTER  TAYLOR,  football. 
Born:  Mitchell,  Ore.,  Dec.  13,  1882.  Son  of  G.  L. 
and  Alice  (Taylor)  Frizzell.  Ed.:  H.  Sch.  (Dal- 
las, Ore. )  ;  Portland  Acad. ;  Univ.  Ore. ;  A.B., 
Leland  Stanford  Univ.,  1906. 

Record:  1899-1900,  mem.  Dallas  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1901,  mem.  Portland  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1902-03,  mem.  Univ.  Ore.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1905,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons. Married:  Milola  Ward.  Children:  Porter 
Taylor,  Jr.,  age  12;  Alice  Joy,  age  7.  Address: 
Rickreall,  Ore. 


FROCK,  HAROLD  B.,  football.  Born:  Dub- 
lin, Md.,  May  28,  1903.  Son  of  Howard  E.  and 
Anna  M.  (Sachs)  Frock.  Ed.:  Harrisburg  Tech. 
H.  Sch.  (Harrisburg,  Pa.)  ;  Albright  Coll.  (My- 
erstown,  Pa.). 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Harrisburg  Tech.  H.  Sch 
F.B.  team  (East,  champs.).  1924-27,  mem.  Al- 
bright Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  team  won 
"Little  Three'  Conf.  champ.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Upsilon  Phi ;  pres.  Albright  Coll.  Men's  Stu- 


dent   Senate,   1927-28.     Address:   335   W.   Main 
St.,  Hummelstown,  Pa. 

FROST,  DONALD  FRANKLIN,  track.  Born: 
Waltham,  Mass.,  Nov.  7,  1890.  Son  of  George 
Franklin  and  Hannah  May  hew  (Lincoln)  Frost. 
Ed.:  Waltham  H.  Sch.,  1910;  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1915. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Waltham  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1911,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad,  cross-, 
country  and  track  teams.  1912,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  track  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity cross-country  and  track  teams.  1913,  won 
second  place  Yale-Princeton  cross-country  dual 
meet.  1914,  won  2-mile  race  (50  2-5  sec.)  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  meet.  1915,  won  Yale-Princeton  2-mile 
run. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Research  eng.  Gen.  Elec. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Mason.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
sailing.  Married:  Ruth  Burgess,  July  29,  1923. 
Children:  Donald  Burgess,  age  3 ;  Fayth  Lin- 
coln, age  1.  Office:  Gen.  Elec.  Co.,  Lynn,  Mass. 
Home:  12  Prospect  St.,  Rockport,  Mass. 

FROST,  JOHN  D.,  JR.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Columbia,  S.  C,  Apr.  18,  1902.  Son 
of  John  D.,  Sr.,  and  Mary  (Davis)  Frost.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Citadel  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Columbia  H.  S.  Bskt.B. 

team  (State  champs.).  1918-21,  mem.  Citadel 
Coll.  F.B.  team ;  picked  All-State  end,  1919 ;  All- 
State  q.b.,  1920.  1919-22,  mem.  Citadel  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1920,  mem. 
Citadel  Coll.  track  and  swim,  teams.  1920-22, 
catcher  Citadel  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem. 
(high  scorer,  1923)  Y.M.C.A.  (Spartanburg, 
S.  C.)  Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1926-28, 
head  coach  Spartanburg  H.  Sch.  ath.  (State 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  coach  Spartan- 
burg H.  Sch.  S.C.  Affiliations:  Spartanburg 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Box  123,  Spartan- 
burg, S.  C.  Home:  295  Marion  Ave.,  Spartan- 
burg, S.  C. 

FROTHINGHAM,  LOUIS  ADAMS,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  July  13, 
1871.  Son  of  Thomas  B.  and  Anne  Pierson 
(Lamb)  Frothingham.  Ed.:  Adams  Acad. 
(Quincy,  Mass.);  Harvard,  A.B.,  1893;  LL.B., 
1896. 

Record:  1889,  capt.  Adams  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1890,  capt.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1890-93,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  '92,  '93)  ;  defeated  Yale  and 
Princeton,  '93.  1925,  golf  champ.  Dedham  Polo 
and  Country  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Mass.  congressman. 
War  Record:  2nd  Lt.  U.S.M.C,  command  of 
Marine  Guard,  U.S.S.  "Yankee",  Span.  Amer. 
War,  1898;   Major  U.S.A.  World  War.    Affilia- 


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tions:  Trustee  Blackstone  Savings  Bank ;  Som- 
erset C. ;  Union  C. ;  Harvard  C. ;  Country  C. 
(Boston);  Metropolitan  C. ;  Chevy  Chase  C. ; 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Married:  Mary  Ames.  Office: 
House  of  Rep.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  Elm  St., 
Easton,  Mass. 


30,  1918  to  Sept.  8,  1919;  mem.  Pershing's  Rgt. 
when  returning  to  U.  S.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Shriner ;  Relta  Theta  Phi ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ; 
Square  and  Compass ;  Des  Moines  Athens  Club. 
Office:  1207  Equitable  Bldg.,  Des  Moines,  la. 
Home:  1542  30th  St.,  Des  Moines,  la. 


FROTHINGHAM,  THEODORE,  JR.,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  football  team.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Apr.  19,  1889.  Son  of  Theodore  and  Lucy 
(Harris)  Frothingham.  Ed.:  DeLaneey  Sch. 
(Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Groton  Sch.  (Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard,  1912. 

Record:  190608,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  gymnasium  teams.  1908-09,  mem.  Harvard 
freshman  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1909-11,  mem. 
Harvard   varsity   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Executive  and  salesman, 
George  H.  McFadden  &  Bro.  Co.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Mil.  Service:  mem.  U.  S.  War  Trade  Bd.  and 
Food  Admin.,  Washington,  D.  C,  1917-18.  Chios: 
Harvard  Varsity ;  Somerset ;  Tennis  and  Rac- 
quet;  Exchange  (Boston,  Mass.);  Myopia 
Hunts  (Hamilton,  Mass.).  Married:  Eleanor 
Fabyan,  Nov.  27,  1915.  Children:  Theodore,  3d, 
age  10;  Eleanor,  age  7.  Office:  211  Congress  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  269  Beacon  St.,  Boston, 
Mass. 

FROTHINGHAM,  WILLIAM  BAINBRIDGE, 

baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa..  Oct.  30,  1898.  Son 
of  Theodore  and  Lucy  (Harris)  Frothingham. 
Ed.:  Groton  Sch.   (Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1917, 
mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1918,  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  B.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Har- 
vard varsity  F.B.  squad.  1920,  asst.  coach  2nd 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Tucker,  Anthony  & 
Co.  War  Record:  A.R.C.  ambulance  driver  in 
Italy,  May,  1918-Oct,  1918  (dec.  with  Ital.  War 
Cross).  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  C. ;  Ma- 
sons; Shriners ;  Porcellain  C.  (Cambridge, 
Mass.);  Harvard  C.  (Boston).  Hobby:  Sales- 
man. Office:  74  State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
127  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

FRY,  GAIL  MARSH,  football.  Born:  Kalona, 
la.,  Aug.  8,  1897.  Son  of  R.  S.  and  Edith 
(Marsh)  Fry.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  la.,  1923;  LL.B., 
Drake  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1924-25-26,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1926).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Drake 
Univ.  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Special  agent  Amer.  Surety 
Co.  of  N.  Y.    War  Record:  mem.  A.E.F.,   Sept. 


FRYE,  RUSSELL  B.,  baseball.  Born:  Marl- 
boro, Mass.,  June  6,  1889.  Son  of  Walter  P. 
and  Addie  (Holyoke)  Frye.  Education:  Phil- 
lips Exeter  Acad.,  1911 ;  B.  S.,  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1907,  capt.,  Marlboro  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (won  19  consecutive  games)  ;  1909-10-11, 
mem.,  Exeter  Acad,  baseball  team  (capt.,  1911)  ; 
1912,  capt.,  Harvard  freshman  B.B.  team ; 
1913-14-15,  mem.,  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team 
(acting  capt.,  1915);  1916-17,  mem.  semi  pro. 
B.B.  team,  Winchester,  Mass. ;  1921,  winner 
Burke  Trophy  in  golf,  Framinghain  C.  C. ;  1923, 
club  cham.,  Marlboro  C.  C. 

Present  Occupation:  Mem.,  firm,  the  John  A. 
Frye  Shoe  Co.,  Marlboro,  Mass.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  People's  Natl.  Bank  (Marlboro;  Mass.); 
Dir.,  Marlboro  Chamber  of  Commerce  (2  yrs.)  ; 
Dir.,  Marlboro  Rotary  Club  (3  yrs.).  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  June  9,  1917;  served  overseas  in 
Ambulance  Serv.  with  French  Army  from 
1917-1919.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Eleanor 
Crosby  Bonsall,  June  23,  1919.  Children:  Nata- 
lie Russell,  age  3.  Office:  84  Chestnut  St.,  Marl- 
boro, Mass.  Home:  222  Pleasant  St.,  Marlboro, 
Mass. 

FUHRER,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  football.  Born: 
LaHarpe,  111.,  Apr.  11,  1880.  Son  of  Jacob  and 
Marthena  (Dunean)  Fuhrer.  Ed. :  Crete  ( Nebr. ) 
H.  Sch.;   Univ.  of  Wis.;  Doane  Coll.,  1906. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Crete  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1901-02,  capt.  Doane  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1902-03, 
capt.  Doane  Coll.  track  team  (All- Nebr.  F.B. 
tackle,  1902).  1902,  Doane  Coll.  high-jump 
record,  6  ft.  (stood  for  25  yrs.)  ;  Nebr.  State 
Conf.  high-jump  record.  Univ.  of  Wis.  record 
high  jump,  6  ft.  %  in.,  in  dual  track  meet  with 
Univ.  of  111.  West.  Conf.  high  jump  "Big  Ten," 
5  ft.  11%  in.  1904-08,  ath.  dir.  Doane  Coll.  4 
yrs. ;  2,  State  F.B.  champs ;  2,  State  track 
champs.  1909-19,  ath.  dir.  State  Teachers'  Coll., 
Pittsburg,  Kans.  1919-26,  dir.  Phys.  Ed.  Y.M. 
C.A.,  Lincoln,  Nebr. ;  officiated  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Natl.  Council  Secy,  for 
Phys.  Ed.  Y.M.C.A.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Natl. 
Phys.  Dir.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso.  Mar- 
ried: Rosa  Christner,  Apr.  30,  1902.  Children: 
Mary,  age  25;  Lawrence,  age  22.  Office:  1305 
Chemical  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  624  S. 
31st  St.,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

FULLER,  EARL  B.,  basketball,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Bom:  Cannan,  N.  H.,  May  9, 
1889.  Son  of  Edward  M.  and  Elizabeth  (Barnes) 
Fuller.  Ed.:  Vt.  Acad.,  1908 ;  Hebron  Acad.,  1912. 


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Record:   Mem.  Vt.  Acad.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.,  B.B., 

hockey  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and  mgr. 
Bskt.B.,  1908).  1908,  held  Inter-Sch.  record, 
440  and  880  yd.  dashes ;  first-place  discus-throw ; 
won  first  place,  440-yd.  dash  and  second  place, 
880-yd.  dash.  1910-11,  mem.  Hebron  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1911).  1913-14,  coach  Hartford  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  coach  Episcopal  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Affiliations: 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Handball.  Married:  Charlotte  Harmon,  Aug. 
10,  1915.  Children:  Edward  H.,  age  10.  Office: 
40  H  St.  N.  E.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1523  22nd 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


FULLER,  WILLIAM  C,  tennis  coach.  Born: 
Painsville,  Ohio,  Oct.  1,  1864.  Son  of  Stephen 
H.  and  Julia   (Comstock)    Fuller. 

Record :  1912-28,  tennis  coach,  Berkeley,  Calif. 
Tennis  Club.  Coached  the  following:  Helen 
Wills,  Natl.  Junior  champ.,  1921-22 ;  Natl.  Wom- 
en's Singles  champ.,  1923-24-25-27;  Natl.  Dou 
bles  champ.,  1922-24-25;  Olympic  champ.,  1924 
Wimbleton  Singles  and  Doubles  champ.,  1927 
Natl.  Mixed  Doubles  champ.,  1924.  Edward  G 
Chandler,  Natl.  I.C.  Singles  champ.,  1925-26; 
I.C.  Doubles  champ,  with  Tom  Stow,  1926,  also 
coached  Tom  Stow.  Cranston  Holman,  Natl. 
Junior  champ.,  1925 ;  Natl.  Municipal  Doubles 
champ.,  1924.  Helen  Jacobs,  Natl.  Junior 
champ.,  1924-25 ;  mem.  Wightman  Cup  team, 
1927.  Dorothea  Swartz,  Natl,  girls'  hard-court 
champ.,  1925-26.  Josephine  Crookshank,  Natl. 
Junior  Doubles  champ.,  1927.  Betty  Fitch  and 
Margaret  Smith,  Natl,  girls'  hard-court  doubles 
champs.,  1927.  Sidney  Wood,  Natl,  boys'  dou- 
bles champ.,  1926. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vol.  coach  Berkeley  Tennis 
Club.  Affiliations:  Berkeley  League  of  Fine 
Arts;  Calif.  L.T.A.  (mem.  exec,  com.);  Berke- 
ley Tennis  Club  (mem.  governing  bd.)  ;  chrmn. 
Girls'  Natl.  Hard-Court  Champ.  Com.  Hobby: 
Tennis,  baseball  and  art.  Married:  Ethel  Mary 
Hartwick,  May  5,  1923.  Office:  1  Tunnel  Road, 
Berkeley,  Calif.  Home:  2722  Garber  St.,  Berk- 
eley, Calif. 


FULMER,  FRED  ROY,  football.  Born:  Coun- 
cil Bluffs,  la.,  Oct.  17,  1893.  Son  of  Charles  J. 
and  Mahala  D.  (Higgins)  Fulmer.  Ed.:  Simp- 
son Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Colo. ;  Y.M.C.A.  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed.,  1920;  Summer  Sch.  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame. 

Record:  "Letter"  man  in  football,  basketball 
and  track.  Service  medal  and  bars  awarded  by 
Amer.  Red  Cross  for  work  in  life-saving  and 
swimming.  1923,  promoted  a  summer  school  for 
athletic  coaches,  which  is  now  considered  one 
of  the  best  in  U.  S.  Nearly  500  coaches  have  at- 
tended since  the  beginning  of  the  school.  In- 
structors in  this  school  have  included  Glen  S. 


Warner,  Robert  C.  Zuppke,  Forrest  C.  Allen, 
W.  E.  Meanwell,  H.  F.  Schulte,  E.  E.  Bearg, 
John  L.  Griffith  and  C.  M.  Pittser. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  athletics  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.  War  Record:  Y.M.C.A.  work.  Affilia- 
tions: la.  Phys.  Dir.  Soc.  (sec.-treas.,  1921-23)  ; 
Amer.  Red  Cross  (life-saving  and  first  aid)  ; 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi;  Mason.  Hobby:  Fishing, 
hunting.  Married:  Lulabelle  Cluphf,  Feb.  15, 
1921.  Children:  Charles  Virgil,  age  7 ;  Fred 
Roy,  Jr.,  age  5;  Kenneth  Eugene,  age  2.  Office: 
Teachers'  Coll.,  Kearney,  Nebr.  Home:  502  W. 
22nd  St.,  Kearney,  Nebr. 

FULPER,  WILLIAM  HILL,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Flemington,  N.  J.,  May  15,  1872. 
Son  of  W.  H.  and  Mary  (Higginss)  Fulper. 
Ed.:  Lawrenceville   Sch.;   Princeton. 

Record:  Mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams ;  1901,  sch.  record  hammer  shot  16 
lb.,  distance  33  ft.  6y2  in.  1901-02,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  Fulper  Pottery 
Co.  War  Record:  Spanish  Amer.  War;  U.S.N., 
Lt.  Affiliations:  Soc.  of  Arts  and  Crafts  (Bos- 
ton, Mass.)  ;  Clubs:  Rotary,  Princeton,  Trenton, 
Trenton  C  ;  Copper  Hill  C. ;  Met.  Museum  of 
Art;  N.  Y.  Soc.  of  Craftsmen;  Amer.  Fed.  of 
Art.  Hobby:  Motoring,  golf  and  whist.  Mar- 
ried: Etta  Pearce,  1906.  Children:  William  Hill, 
3rd,  age  19;  Wiliette  Mary,  age  15.  Address: 
Flemington,  N.  J. 

FULTON,  WILLIAM  S.,  mem.  U.  S.  Palma 
Internat'l  Rifle  team,  1920-23.  Born:  Water- 
proof, La.,  Feb.  22,  1882.  Son  of  Wm.  G.  and 
Louisa  (Skinner)  Fulton.  Ed.:  B.S.,  La.  State 
Univ.,  1902. 

Record:  1920-23,  capt.  Coast  Arty,  rifle  team 

in  Natl,  matches   (won  class  "A"  medals.  1921- 

22-24,   mem.   Coast  Arty.   Pistol   team   in  Natl. 

Pistol  matches.    1922,  distinguished  Pistol  Shot. 

1923,  mem.  U.  S.  Palma  Internat'l.  Rifle  team. 

1924,  mem.  U.  S.  Rifle  team  competing  with 
Canada. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Major,  U.S.A.  War  Record: 
Major,  Coast  Arty.  Corps  during  World  War; 
disch.  as  Major,  N.A.,  1902,  reverting  to  per- 
manent rank  of  Ctpt.  Affiliationss  Life  mem. 
Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  Mil.  Order  of  World  War; 
Scoutmaster,  B.SA.  Married:  Daisy  Bowman. 
Children:  Eloise,  age  14 ;  Daisy,  age  12 ;  Wil- 
liam S.,  Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  39  Whitehall  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  156  Joralemon  St.,  Belle- 
ville, N.  Y. 

FURCHES,  JOHN  FRANK,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Mocksville,  N.  C,  Jan.  4,  1904. 
Son  of  L.  M.  and  Mattie  Elizabeth  (Douthit) 
Furches.  Ed.:  Farmington  H.  Sch.;  Mars  Hill 
Jr.  Coll.;  B.S.,  Wake  Forest  Coll.,  1927. 


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Record:  1921-25,  mem.  Mars.  Hill  Jr.  Coll.  Coll.  freshman  team  (average  .380).  1927,  pit- 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt,  1924)  ;  mem.  Mars  cher  Wake  Forest  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team  (bat- 
Hill  Jr.  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1925)  ;  ting  .300). 

mem.    Mars   Hill    varsity    B.B.    team    (pitcher,  Pres,  Occupation:  Asst.  ath.  coach  and  phys. 

1922-24;    cvapt,    1925).     1926-27,    mem.    Wake  ed.    dirM    Marg    Hill    Coll.     Affiliations:   Kappa 

Forest  Coll.  freshman  and  varsity  Bskt.B.  team ;  Phi  Kappa .  English  "Scriblaris"  C. ;  Mars  Hill 

Batter  West.  No.  Car.  League  B.B.  team   (won  Ath.  Council.    Hobby:  Aths.    Office:  Mars  Hill, 

Elgin  watch  1926).    1926,  Batter  Wake  Forest  N.  C.     Home:  R.  No.  2,  Mocksville,  N.  C. 


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GADDIS,  HUGH  LAWRENCE,  football. 
Born:  McCune,  Kans.,  Nov.  22,  1885.  Son  of 
Albert  and  Tamson  (Rose)  Gaddis.  Ed.:  Hotch- 
kiss  Prep.  Scb. ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1980,  capt.  Harvard  fresbman  F.B. 
team.  1911,  asst.  mgr.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team ;  undergrad.  mgr.  Olympic  tryouts.  1911- 
12,  pres.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1912,  mgr.  Harvard  var- 
sity track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr. ;  pres.  and  gen.  mgr., 
Globe  Macbine  and  Stamping  Co.  (Cleveland, 
Obio).  Mil.  Service:  Maj.  311tb  F.A.  19tb  Div. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Boston  Harvard;  H. 
Y.P.  (Chicago,  111.);  Midday  (Cleveland,  O.). 
Hobby:  Growing  flowers.  Married:  Frederika 
Harbert,  June  22,  1922.  Children:  Charlotte 
Louise,  age  4;  Gordon  Lawrence,  age  2.  Office: 
1250  W.  76th  St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  3075 
Scarboro  St.,  Cleveland,  Obio. 

GAFFNEY,  J.  FRANK,  sports  writer.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  July  7,  1899.  Son  Of  Ellen  A. 
(Davey)  Gaffney.  Ed.:  Boston  Univ.;  George- 
town Univ.  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Boston  Eng.  H.  Sch. 
ice  hockey  team.  1918,  mem.  Boston  Eng.  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1918-25,  sports  writer  for 
"Boston  Post,"  "Advertiser"  and  "American" 
(specialized  in  writing  major  league  B.B.,  Coll. 
sports  and  club  hockey).  1920-28,  mem.  U.  S. 
Amateur  Hockey  Asso.  for  referees  and  mem. 
Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  to  Hon.  John  J.  Doug- 
lass (Mass.).  Affiliation:  Delta  Theta  Phi. 
Hobby:  Baseball,  hockey  and  golf.  Office:  138 
House  Office  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1819 
Columbia  Rd.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

GAGE,  CHARLES  S.,  capt.  Yale  University 
track  team,  1925.  Born:  Tynsboro,  Mass.,  July 
24,  1903.  Son  of  C.  M.  and  Eva  B.  (Jones) 
Gage.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (capt., 
1925).  1923,  4th  place,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  y4  mile 
champ,  meet.  1924,  mem.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ. 
1  mile  relay  team;  mem.  Yale  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
champ,  track  team.  1925,  eqoalled  Yale  %  mile 
record,  48  4-5  sec.;  ran  2nd  J.  Tierney,  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  y^  mile  race,  47  9-10  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Purchaser  E.  R.  Squibb  and 
Sons.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Old  Lyme 
C.C.;  N.Y.A.C.;  "Y"  Club  (Yale).  Hobby: 
Squash.  Office:  29  Columbia  Heights,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.   Home:  317  81st  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


Peoria    Cen.    H.    Sch. ;    Bradley    Poly.    Inst. ; 
B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B. 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1921-23;  All-West, 
forward,  1923).  1927-28,  asst.  Bskt.B.  coach 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publicity  dir.  and  asst. 
Bskt.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Wis.  Mil.  Service:  mem. 
O.T.C.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi; 
West.  Conf.  Ath.  Publicity  Men's  Asso.;  Phi 
Epsilon  Kappa.  Married:  Kathryn  Klaesson, 
Apr.  26,  1924.  Children:  Georganne  Richards, 
age  3.  Office:  711  Langdon  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 
Home:  110  Ash  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

GALBRAITH,  ARCHIBALD  VICTOR,  head 
coach  Harvard  B.B.  team,  1902.  Born:  Box- 
ford,  Mass.,  Sept.  22,  1877.  Son  of  Frederic 
William  and  Abbie  (Say ward)  Galbraith.  Ed.: 
Springfield  (Mass.)  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1899 ;  grad.  work,  Harvard  summer  sch. ;  Univ. 
Munich,  Germany. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B. 
team  (won  series  with  Yale).  1899-1928,  coach 
various  sch.  sports.  1902,  head  coach  Harvard 
B.B.  team  (won  21  x  24  games  played). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Educator.  Affiliations:  Prin. 
trustee  Williston  Acad. ;  trustee  Easthampton 
Svgs.  Bank  and  Pub.  Lib. ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ; 
Delta  Upsilon.  Hobby:  Etchings,  sports.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Mcintosh,  June  29,  1905.  Children: 
Frederic,  age  21 ;  Douglas,  age  14.  Office:  Wil- 
liston Acad.,  Easthampton,  Mass.  Home:  28 
Park  St.,  Easthampton,  Mass. 

GALBRAITH,  EARL  C,  football,  tennis  and 
track.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Apr.  20,  1886. 
Son  of  Isaac  J.  and  Laura  C.  (Nesbit)  Gal- 
braith. Ed.:  Wash.  State  Coll.,  B.S.,  1911; 
E.  M.,  1916. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  track  team,  Spokane  H.  S. 
1908,  mem.  tennis  team,  Wash.  State  Coll.  (won 
I.C.  champ,  in  doubles)  ;  mem.  Wash  State  track 
team;  mem.  Wash.  State  F.B.  team.  1909-10, 
mem.  Wash.  State  F.B.  team ;  Mgr.  tennis  team, 
1909. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
Comn'd  1st  lieut.  of  Engrs.,  1917.  Affiliations: 
Y.M.C.A.  (Helena,  Mont.)  ;  inspr.  Interior  Dept, 
U.  S.  Govt. ;  Blue  Lodge  Masons ;  Shriners ; 
Eagles;  Last  Chance  G.C.  (Helena,  Mont.). 
Married:  Florence  M.  Montgomery,  June,  1914. 
Children:  Mont,  age  13 ;  Jack,  age  11 ;  Jean,  age 
9.  Office:  Federal  Bldg.,  Helena,  Mont.  Home: 
735  Broadway,  Helena,  Mont. 


GAGE,  LESLIE  RICHARDS,  mem.  All-West- 
ern Bskt.B.  team.  Born:  Peoria,  111.,  Apr.  6,  1900. 
Charles  L.  and  Susan    (Richards)    Gage.     Ed.: 


GALLAGHER,  CLIFFORD  JAMES,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Argonia,  Kans.,  Feb.  19,  1897. 
Son  of  Alfred  and  Susie  Jane  (Harrison)   Gal- 


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lagher.  Ed.:  Baldwin  H.  Sch.,  1914;  Caldwell 
H.  Sch.,  1915;  Okla.  Agri.  Coll.,  1918;  D.V.M., 
Kans.  Agri.   Coll.,   1921. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Baldwin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1915,  mem.  Caldwell 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916- 
17,  mem.  Okla.  Agri.  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1917;  F.B.  team  won 
Southwest,  champ.,  1917).  Mem.  Okla.  Agri. 
Coll.  wrestling  team  (won  Southwest,  champ., 
145  lbs.).  1918-19,  mem.  Kans.  Agri.  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Kans.  Agri. 
Coll.  varsity  track  team  (won  50-yd.  indoor  low 
hurdles.  5  3-5  sec,  K.C.C.C.  meet,  Convention 
Hall).  1921-22,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach 
Stafford  H.  Sch.  1922-23-24,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  coach  Manhattan  H.  Sch.   (Kans.).     1924- 

27,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  Wichita  H. 
Sch.   (won  Kans.  relays  3  yrs.  straight).     1927- 

28,  head  track  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach  Wich- 
ita Univ. 

Pros.  Occupation:  Coach  Wichita  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  First  lieut.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu.  Hobby:  Athetics.  Married:  Ruby  Louise 
Crocker,  Aug.  24,  1921.  Children:  James,  Jr., 
age  5 ;  Gerald,  age  1.  Office:  Wichita  Univ., 
Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  1601  N.  Hillside  St., 
Wichita,  Kans. 

GALLAGHER,  JOHN  JOSEPH,  football,  bas- 
ketball  and  baseball.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
July  16,  1904.  Son  of  Thomas  F.  and  Mary  A. 
(Nolan)  Gallagher.  Ed.:  St.  Francis  Prep.  Sch. 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.),  1920;  St.  John's  Prep.  Sch. 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.),  1924;  St.  John's  Coll. 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.),  1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  St.  Francis  Prep  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-24,  mem. 
St.  John's  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1922-23-24;  capt.  F.B., 
1923-24;  capt.  B.B.,  1924;  Bskt.B.  team  won 
Glen  Falls  (N.  Y.)  tornament,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  2nd  Corps  Area  C.M.T.C.  rifle  team  that 
competed  in  Natl,  matches  at  Camp  Perry, 
Ohio.  1924-27,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1927;  capt.  Bskt.B., 
1926-27).  1925-27,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  CM. 
T.C.,  Plattsburg,  N.  Y.,  Aug.,  1921;  Camp  Dix, 
N.  J.,  1922-23.  Affiliations:  N.R.A.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Address:  478  Prospect  PL,  Brooklyn, 
New  York. 

GALLAGHER,  MICKIE  V.,  pro.  golf.  Born: 
Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  May  9,  1895.  Son  of  Andrew 
and  Ellen  (Sullivan)  Gallagher.  Ed.:  Public 
Schs. 

Record :  1912-16,  official  starter  and  handicap- 
per  Hampton  Terrace  G.C.  Atlanta  (Ga.).  1916- 
17,  head  G.P.  at  San  Andres,  Buenos  Aires, 
Argentine.     1919-22,   head   G.P.    Whiteface   Inn, 


Lake  Placid  (N.  Y.).  1924-27,  head  G.P.  Thou- 
sand Islands  C.C,  Alexandria  Bay  (N.  Y.). 
1919-28,  official  starter  and  handicapper  Augusta 
C.C.,  Augusta    (Ga.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  War  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1917,  Camp  Jackson  (S.C.)  ; 
disch.  Nov.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mercury  A.C. ; 
Augusta  C.C. ;  Thousand  Islands  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Gertrude  Griffin,  Apr.  26,  1925. 
Children:  Barbra,  age  2 ;  Ellen  and  Mary 
(twins),  age  1.  Office:  Augusta  C.C,  Augusta, 
Ga.  Home:  Thousand  Islands  C.C,  Alexandria 
Bay,   N.   Y. 

GALVIN,  WILLIAM  J.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  9,  1897.  Son  of  Wm.  J. 
and  Anna  F.  (Lehan)  Galvin.  Ed.:  Hartford 
H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ. ;  Columbia  Univ. ; 
Yale,  B.A.,  1921;  LL.B.,  1923. 

Record:  1014-15,  mem.  Hartford  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1917,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1918, 
mem.  Kelly  Field  (San  Antonio,  Tex.)  F.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1921, 
asst.  freshman  coach  Yale  F.B.  team.  1922, 
coach  Roxbury  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923, 
coach  Hartford  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1924,  coach 
Weaver  H.   Sch.  F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Cadet 
Air  Service,  Cornell,  Feb.-June,  1918 ;  cadet  Air 
Service,  Kelly  Field,  June-Nov.,  1918 ;  comnd. 
2nd  Lt.  Air  Service,  Nov.,  1918;  1st  Lt.  Air 
Service,  Conn.  Natl.  Guard,  1923-26.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Vanderman  Bros.  Co. ;  dir.  Galvia 
Drug  Co. ;  Elks ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Hartford  Avia- 
tion Comn. ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Law  and  foot- 
ball. Married:  Helen  J.  Fitzsimmons.  Office: 
18  Asylum  St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  95  N. 
Whitney   St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 

GAMBELL,  CHARLES  FRANCIS,  B.B.  mgr., 
Stanford,  1925.  Born:  Thief  River  Falls,  Minn., 
July  20,  1903.  Son  of  Francis  Harvey  and  Helen 
Habel  (Fernstrom)  Gambell.  Ed.:  Lincoln  H. 
Sch.  (Thief  River  Falls,  Minn.)  ;  Los  Angeles 
H.  Sch.,  1920 ;  Santa  Ana  Jr.  Coll. ;  Stanford. 

Record:  1920,  mgr.  Santa  Ana  Jr.  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (won  So.  Calif.  Jr.  Coll.  Conf.  champ., 
accepted  as  Calif.  State  champ.).  1924,  mgr. 
Stanford  Jr.  B.B.  team  (Conf.  champ.).  1925, 
mgr.  Stanford  varsity  and  frosh  B.B.  teams 
(Conf.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  Valley  Electrical 
Supply  Co.  (Fresno,  Calif.).  Affiliation:  Theta 
Delta  Chi.  Office:  630  M.  St.,  Merced,  Calif. 
Home:  818  20th  St.,  Merced,  Calif. 


GAMBILL,  ROBERT  LITTLETON,  baseball. 
Born:  Harrisonburg,  Va.,  Mar.  26,  1899.  Son  of 
Holmes   W.   and  Ada    (Deputy)    Gambill.    Ed.: 


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West  H.  Sch.   (Minneapolis,  Minn.),  1919;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (All-City  2nd  baseman 
and  capt.  B.B.  team,  1918-19).  1922,  originated 
petition  to  restore  B.B.  as  I.C.  sport,  Univ.  of 
Minn.    1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Commercial  rep.  N.  West. 
Bell  Tel.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  mem.  S.A.T.C.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Tau  Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Psi;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 'of  Minn.).  Married: 
Bernice  E.  Nelson,  June  20,  1925.  Office:  420 
3rd  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  2833 
Columbus  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


GAMBLE,  ROBERT  MANN,  basketball.  Born: 
Macon,  Ga.,  Apr.  6,  1900.  Son  of  William  Ar- 
nett  and  Annie  (McKay)  Gamble.  Ed.:  Lanier 
H.  Sch.  (Macon,  Ga.)  ;  B.S.,  Mercer  Univ.  (Ma- 
con, Ga.),  1922. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Mercer  Univ. 
varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (team  won  S.I.A.A. 
champ.,  1921-22;  runner-up  in  S.I.A.A.-S.I.C. 
tournament ;  capt.  of  team,  1923 ;  chosen  on  All- 
South,  team,  Spalding's  Guide,  1922).  1924-25, 
mem.  Macon  "Y"  Blues  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  promotion  mgr.,  Happ 
Bros.  Co.,  Macon,  Ga.  Mil.  Service:  Sargt.  S.A. 
T.C.  Unit,  Mercer  Univ.;  enlisted  Oct.  4,  1918; 
discharged,  Dec.  7,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Lions'  Club  (Internatl.)  ; 
publicity  dir.  Middle  Ga.  Boy  Scout  Council ; 
Macon  Junior  Chamber  of  Commerce  (pres.)  ; 
Macon  Chamber  of  Commerce  (dir.)  ;  T.P.A. 
(pres.,  post  "D")  ;  editor  "Tbe  Hapgrade  Over- 
All."  Hobby:  Journalism.  Office:  674  Broad- 
way, Macon,  Ga.  Home:  616  Forsyth  St.,  Ma- 
con, Ga. 


GANONG,  CARL  FIELD  (BILLY),  rugby. 
Born:  Oregon  City,  Ore.,  Juy  16,  1887.  Son  of 
Richard  Clark  and  Celena  (Field)  Ganong.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Stanford,  1911. 

Record :  1907-08,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  rugby 
team.  1908,  won  Cooper-Keiths  Cup  for  Inter- 
natl. games.  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  Stanford  var- 
sity B.B.  team  (capt.,  1910;  coach,  1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  lighthouse  engr.,  17th 
Dist.  Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi. ;  civil  mem. 
Amer.  Soc.  Married:  Hazel  Jane  Fawcett,  Oct 
12,  1909.  Children:  Martha  Jean,  age  14.  Office: 
301  Custom  House,  Portland,  Ore.  Home:  1452 
Albina  Ave.,  Portland,  Ore. 


GANSBERG,  ALFRED  HENRY,  football. 
Bom:  Lake  Forest,  111.,  Oct.  16,  1901.  Son  of 
William  and  Rose  (Hesterman)  Gansberg.  Ed.: 
Deerfield-Shields  H.  Sch.  (Highland  Park,  111.), 
1919;  A.B.,  Miami  Univ.,  1926;  Oxford. 


Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (ment.  as  All-Ohio  tackle,  1925; 
hon.  ment.  Spaulding's  F.B.  Guide,  1926).  1924- 
26,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  B.B.  team  (mem.  champ, 
team,  1926;  won  Ohio  Conf.).  1926,  mem.  Louis- 
ville pro.-  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Solicitor,  Harris,  Winthrop 
&  Co.  Affiiations:  Phi  Kappa  Tau;  Delta  Sig- 
ma Pi.  Office:  759  The  Rookery,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  317  S.  Sheridan  Road,  Lake  Forest,  111. 


GANTZ,  ALBERT  DALE,  track.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Oct.  25,  1872.  Son  of  George  C.  and 
Mary  Jane  (Nutting)  Gantz.  Ed.:  Balto.  City 
Coll.,  1893;  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1896;  M.A., 
Princeton,  1899 ;  B.D.,  Princeton  Theol.  Sem., 
1899. 

Record,:  1890-93,  champ.  50,  100,  220,  440  and 
880  yd.  dashes  Balto.  C.C.  1894-96,  one-half 
mile  champ.  Md.  A.A.  1895,  mem.  Johns  Hop- 
kins track  team  (won  mile  relay,  Univ.  Pa. 
meet).  1896-99,  mem.  Princeton  A.A.  track 
team,  won  100-yd.  dash  (10  2-5  sec.)  ;  half-mile 
dash   (56  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Presbyterian  minister.  Mil. 
Record:  Chaplain  Base  Hosp.,  No.  1,  Gun  Hill 
Road  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Affiliations:  Masons; 
L.O.L.  Hobby:  Golf,  motoring,  swimming.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Hussey,  1901.  Address:  730  E.  225th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


GANZEL,  FOSTER  P.,  baseball,  outfielder, 
Wash.  Senators.  Bom:  Maiden,  Mass.,  May  22, 
1903.  Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Alice  (Carte) 
Ganzel.   Ed.:  Quincy  H.  S.  (Mass.). 

Record:  191719,  mem.  Quincy  H.  S.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Haverhill  (Mass.) 
prof.  B.B.  team  (New  England  League).  1922- 
23,  mem.  Evansville  C.  prof.  B.B.  team  (I.I.I. 
League).  1924,  mem.  Birmingham  C.  prof.  B.B. 
team  (So.  League).  1925,  mgr.  Columbia  (S.C.) 
C.  prof.  B.B.  team  (So.  Atlantic  League).    1926- 

27,  mem.  Birmingham  C.  prof.  B.B.  team.    1927- 

28,  mem.  Wash.  Senators  (Amer.  League). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  baseball  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Wash.  Ball  C. ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Baseball 
and  golf.  Married:  Mildred  Shea,  June  16,  1920. 
Children:  Neal,  age  4 ;  Foster,  Jr.,  infant.  Office: 
Griffith  Stadium,  Wash.,  D.  C  Home:  S47  Boule- 
vard, Quincy,  Mass. 

GARBRY,  JOHN  SCOTT,  track.  Bom:  Piqua, 
Ohio,  May  16,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  Franklin 
and  Pearl  (Drake)  Garbry.  Ed.:  Wittenberg 
Coll.;  N.  West.  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  won  880  yd.  and  1  mi.  champs, 
of  S.  West.  Ohio;  won440  yd.  and  8SO  yd. 
champs,  of  West.  Ohio ;  won  1  mi.  champ,  of 
Ohio  ;  mem.  N.  West.  Univ.  cross-country  team 
(won    freshman    cross-country    champ.).     1924, 


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won  1000  yd.  champ.  I.'A.C.  games.  1925,  mem. 
N.  West.  Univ.  varsity  cross-country  team.  1926, 
won  3rd  place  in  880  yd.  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  and 
Natl.  I.C.  meets ;  mem.  West.  Conf.  2  mi.  champ, 
relay  team.  1927,  won  880  yd.  champ,  of  Ohio ; 
mem.  Piqua  Y.M.C.A.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  Delta  Sigma  Pi;  Sigma  Delta  Psi; 
Chicago  A.A.  Hobby:  Horse  racing  and  hunting. 
Office:  2  Groff  Block,  Piqua,  Ohio.  Home:  1906 
Orrington  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 

GARCELON,  WILLIAM  F.,  track.  Born: 
Lewiston,  Mo.,  Oct.  24,  1868.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Bates 
Coll.,  1890;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1895. 

Record:  1889-90,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1889,  mem.  BaBtes  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1893-94, 
mem.  Harvard  track  team ;  mem.  Boston  A.A. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1896-97,  coach  Bowdoin 
Coll.  track  team.  1898-1902,  vol.  coach  Harvard 
Hurdlers.  1903-07,  grad.  adv.  Harvard  track 
team.  1907-13,  grad.  treas.  Harvard  A.A. ;  acting 
referee  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champs.,  later  judge.  1912- 
20-24,  mem.  Olympic  Corns.  1921-27,  treas.,  sec. 
and  pres.  Mass.  Golf  Asso.  1926-28,  pres.  N.  Eng. 
Golf  Asso. ;  mem.  U.  S.  Golf  Asso. ;  vice-pres. 
N.E.  Semors  Golf  Asso. ;  pres.  N.E.  Amateur 
Hockey  Asso. ;  one  of  organizers  Me.  I.C.  track 
A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Sec- 
treas.  Arkwright  Club  (cotton  mills)  ;  dir.  Amer. 
Tool  &  Machine  Co.;  U.  S.  Trust  Co.;  York 
Mfg.  Co. ;  White-Smith  Music  Pub.  Co. ;  mem. 
Bd.  of  Fellows,  Bates  Coll.  Clubs:  Algonquin 
(Boston,  Mass.);  Boston  A.A. ;  Harvard  (N. 
Y.)  ;  Commonwealth  C. ;  Metropolitan  (Wash- 
ington) ;  Hunnewell.  Address:  608  Sears  Bldg., 
Boston,  Mass. 

GARDELL,  WALTER  ADOLPH,  football. 
Born:  Perth  Amboy,  N.  J.,  Aug.  19,  1898.  .Son of 
Adolph  and  Emily  (Peterson)  Gardell.  Ed.: 
Columbia  ;  N.Y.U. ;  Trenton  Normal. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(four  "letter"  man,  H.  Sch.).  1920-21,  mem. 
Trenton  Normal  .B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1922-27,  coached  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  and  coach  Bat- 
tin  H.  Sch.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
tered Aviation  Corps,  1917.  Discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Mason.  Hobby: 
Aviation.  Married:  Kathleen  Woodruff,  Aug.  29, 
1924.  Office:  Battin  H.  Sch.,  Broad  St.,  Eliza- 
beth, N.  J.  Home:  817  Jersey  Ave.,  Elizabeth, 
N.  J.      . 

GARDINER,  GEORGE  KING,  gymnastics. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  1,  1903.  Son  of  William 
F.  and  Mary  Belle  (Lake)  Gardiner.  Ed.:  Ocean 
City  (N.  J.)  H.S.,  1923;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Penn., 
1927. 


Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Ocean  City  H.  S.  gym. 
team  (won  2  medals  in  wrestl.  and  box.).  1921- 
23,  mem.  Ocean  City  H.S.  varsity  F.B.  (Co. 
hcamps.,  '21 ;  capt.,  '21 ;  All-Co.  tackle,  '21,  '22)  ; 
B.B.  capt.,  '22)  ;  BsktB.  (All-Co.  guard,  '21)  ; 
and  track  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn 
gym  teams  (I.C.  champs.,  '26)  ;  won  champ, 
varsity  "P",  '26  (3rd  in  number  points). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate  broker,  Adams 
&  Gardiner,  Ocean  City,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Chi ;  Theta  Chi  C.  of  N.  Y. ;  Penn  Alumni  Soc. ; 
O.  C.  Ins.  C.;  O.  C.  Real  Estate  Bd.  Hobby: 
Gymnastics.  Office:  726  Asbury  Ave.,  Ocean 
City,  N.  J.  Home:  g50  Asbury  Ave.,  Ocean  City, 
N.  J. 


GARDINI,  RENATO,  wrestling,  Italian  heavy- 
Wt.  Champ.  Born:  Bologna,  Italy,  Mar.  14, 
1889.  Son  of  Guiseppi  and  Letizia  (Grundler) 
Gardini.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  Bologna,  1910. 

Record:  Winner  all-round  champ.  Pentathlon, 
Torino,  '11;  Milan,  '12  and  Rome,  '13  (Italy)  ; 
(Only  ath.  to  ever  win  this  event  3  consecutive 
yrs.)  ;  mem.  Virtus  Bologna.  1925,  wrestled 
"Strangler"  Lewis  to  a  draw.  1927,  wrestled 
Joe  Stecher  to  a  draw. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Commer.  Italian 
Bk.,  Boston,  Mass.  Hobby:  Phys.  culture.  Mar- 
ried: Edith  di  Pietro,  June  10,  1922.  Children: 
Letizia  and  Katherine  (twins),  age  2%.  Office: 
Longacre  Bldg.,  42nd  and  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.   Home:  72  Home  State  St.,  Roxbury,  Mass. 

GARDNER,  CARROLL  ALTZ,  holder  of  light 
heavy-weight  championship,  1927.  Born:  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  21,  1894.  Son  of  Charles 
Nelson  and  Margaret  (Altz)  Gardner.  Ed.: 
Schenectady  H.  Sch.,  1913. 

Record:  1912-13,  amateur  wrestler  for  Sche- 
nectady Y.M.C.A.  (1st  pro.  bout  with  Peter 
Juricka).  1921,  won  middleweight  champ,  from 
Waino  Ketonen.  1927,  won  light-heavy  title  from 
Clarence  Eklund. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Charles  N.  Gardner 
and  Sons.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Shriner;  Odd 
Fellows ;  Sportsmen's  A.A. ;  Amer.  Red  Cross 
Life  Saving  Corps;  Exchange  Club.  Hobby: 
Wrestling,  swimming  and  golf.  Office:  918-20 
State  St.,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.  Home:  229  Wright 
Ave.,  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

GARDNER,  EDWARD  R,  rowing.  Born:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  11,  1897.  Son  of  Herbert  S. 
and  Mary  (Read)  Gardner.  Ed.:  L.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1919. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  gun 
team.    1918,  mem.  Princeton  Varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  agt.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  Lt.  59th  F.A.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  sec.- 
treas.   Gardner  Adv.    Co. ;   sec.   Twinplex   Sales 


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Go. ;  dir.  Neighborhood  House ;  Princeton  Var- 
sity Club ;  University  Club ;  Adv.  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Carol  Jarris,  Feb.  28,  1922.  Children:  Peter 
Van  Wyke,  age  4 ;  Mary  Read,  age  3.  Office: 
1627  Locust  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  6318 
Pershing  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

GARDNER,  GEORGE  PEABODY,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Jan.  28,  1888.  Son  of 
George  Peabody  and  Esther  (Burnett)  Gardner. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1910. 

Record:  1907,  won  I.C.  tennis  singles  champs. 
1908-09-10,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  and 
hockey  teams ;  capt.  Harvard  varsity  tennis 
team ;  won  220  low  hurdles  Harvard-Dartmot 
meet.  1908-10,  won  220  low  hurdles  Harvard- 
Yale  meet.  1909,  mem.  Harvard  I.C.  champs, 
track  and  hockey  teams.  1910,  I.C.  low  hurdles 
champs,  world's  record  1/5  mi.  hurdles  Travis 
Island,  time  44  1/5  sec. ;  won  100  yd.  dash 
Harvard- Yale ;  N.  Eng.  champs.  220  low  hurdles 
record  time ;  N.  Eng.  champs.  100  yd.  dash ; 
named  on  All-Amer.  Ath.  team  220  low  hurdles 
by  T.  E.  Sullivan.  1912,  mem.  Boston  Ath.  Asso. 
hockey  team ;  East,  doubles  tennis  champs. 
1915,  Mass.  singles  champs.  1926-27,  U.  S.  Natl, 
indoor  doubles  champs,  with  (Mrs.)  Wrightman. 
Only  Harvard  man  to  win  4  different  major  H's 
for  winning  I.C.  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner  in  Jachin  Curtis 
Bank.  War  Service:  Capt.  O.C.,  1917 ;  Resigned 
as  capt.  O.C.,  1918.  Naval  Service:  3rd  class 
N.C.,  1918;  Ensign  U.E.N.R.C. ;  Active  duty, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Dir.  State  Trust  Co.;  dir. 
Nathan  Watch  Co. ;  dir.  Amorking  Co. ;  dir. 
Eastern  S.S.  Co. ;  Wilson  Jones  Co. ;  dir.  Laeonia 
Car  Co. ;  N.  Eng.  L.T.A. ;  N.S.L.T.A. ;  Children's 
Hospital ;  Perkins  Institution  for  the  Blind ; 
India  House,  N.  Y.  Clubs:  Longwood  Cricket 
C. ;  Somerset  C. ;  Tavern  C. ;  Racquet  T.C. ; 
Brookline  C.C.  Married:  Rose  Grosvenor,  Jan. 
28,  1913.  Children:  Catherine  Peabody,  age  14 ; 
Isabella  Stewart,  age  12 ;  George  Peabody,  3rd, 
age  10 ;  John  Lowell,  age  4 ;  Rose  Phinney,  age 
3 ;  Robeit  Grosvenor,  age  2.  Office:  v9  Congress 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  135  Warren  St., 
Brookline,  Mass. 

GARDNER,  HARRISON,  hockey,  baseball. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  20,  1901.  -Son  of 
Philip  and  Virginia  (Atkinson)  Gardner.  Ed.: 
Groton  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1924. 

Record,:  1918-19,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  hockey 
team  (capt.,  1920).  1919-20,  mem.  Groton  Sch. 
B.B.  and  Fives  teams  (capt.  Fives  team,  1920). 
1921,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B  .and  hockey 
teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Harvard  2nd  varsity 
hockey  team.  1923,  mem.  Harvard  Squash  Rac- 
quet team.  1924,  mem.  Harvard  2nd  varsity 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1927-28,  mem.  Tennis 
and  Racquet  C.  Squash  Racquets  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  broker.  Affiliation: 
Salesman  Cooper  &  Brush,  Inc.  Clubs:  Tennis 
&  Racquet  (Boston);  Porcellean;  Hasty  Pud- 
ding; Inst,  of  1770;  Stylus;  Harvard  Varsity; 
Iroquois ;  Eastern  Yacht.  Office:  53  State  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  74  Commonwealth  Ave., 
Boston,  Mass. 

GARDNER,  ROBERT  A.,  golf.  Born:  Hins- 
dale, 111.,  Apr.  9,  1890.  Son  of  Henry  A.  and 
Deborah  (Fessenden)  Gardner.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1912. 

Record:  1909-15-21,  won  U.  S.  A.  golf  champ. 
1912,  capt.  Yale  track  team  (held  world's  pole- 
vault  record,  13'  1").  1912-26,  held  I.C.  pole- 
vault  record,  13'  1".  1916,  runner-up  U.S.A.  golf 
champ.  1920,  won  British  Amateur  golf  champ. 
1922-23-24-26,  mem.  Walker  cup  team  (capt., 
1923-24-26).  1926,  won  U.  S.  doubles  racquets 
champ.  1927,  runner-up  U.  R.  doubles  racquets 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  War 
Record:  mem.  A.E.F. ;  1st  Lt.  338th  F.A.,  88th 
Div.  Affiliations:  Treas.  Mitchell  Hutchins  Co. 
Clubs:  Onweutsia ;  Shouacres  G.C. ;  Hinsdale  G. 
C. ;  Glenview  G.C. ;  sec.  Chicago  Univ. ;  Racquet 
(Chicago,  111.)  ;  Racquet  and  Tennis  (N.  Y.). 
Married:  Katharine  Keep,  1916.  Children:  Mary 
Blair,  age  8 ;  Robert  Abbe,  Jr.,  age  7 ;  Henry 
Keep,  age  4.  Office:  231  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago, 
111.  Home:  Lake  Forest,  111. 

GARLAND,  CHARLES  STEDMAN,  world's 
doubles  champion,  1920.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
Oct.  29,  1898.  Son  of  Charles  and  Lillian  (Chris- 
holm)  Garland.  Ed.:  Edgewood  H.  Sch.;  A.B.. 
Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1913,  Pa.  N.  West,  singles  tennis 
champ.  1915,  Ind.  State  singles  tennis  champ. ; 
Jr.  Metropolitan  singles  and  doubles  tennis 
champ.  1917,  U.  S.  Jr.  singles  champ.  1917-18, 
U.  S.  doubles  tennis  champ.  1918-20,  capt.  Yale 
tennis  team.  1919,  mem.  U.S.A.  for  Inter-Allied 
games ;  U.  S.  I.C.  singles  tennis  champ. ;  U.  S. 
I.C.  doubles  tennis  champ.  1920,  mem.  U.  S. 
Davis  Cup  team ;  world's  doubles  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  mgr.,  Hickman,  Wil- 
liams and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  mem.  R.O.T.C, 
Camp  Jackson,  Columbia,  S.  Car. ;  comnd.  2nd 
Lt.  F.A.,  Sept.  1918;  discharged  Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon;  Wofl's  Head  Soc. ;  I. 
C.  Tennis  Asso. ;  Chmn.  Davis  Cup  Selection 
Com.  of  U.S.L.T.A.  Cluos:  Allegheny  C.C;  "Y" 
Club  (Yale  of  N.  Y.)  ;  Heights  Casino;  West 
Side  Tennis.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Aurelia 
Stoner,  May  28,  1925.  Children:  Charles  Sted- 
man,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  120  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.   Home:  108  E.  82nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

GARRETT,  ROBERT,  track.  Born:  Balti- 
more Co.,  Md.,  June  24,  1875.     Son  of  Thomas 


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Harrison  and  Alice  (Whitridge)   Garrett.    Ed.: 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1897. 

Record:  1896-97,  capt.  Princeton  track  team. 
1896,  discus-throw  (Athens,  Greece),  96  ft.  7% 
in.  1897,  I.C.  meet,  shot-put  (16  lbs.),  41  ft. 
lli£  in. ;  high  jump,  5  ft.  6  in. ;  discus-throw, 
110  ft.;  broad  jump,  21  ft.  11  in.    (Princeton). 

Address:  Garrett  Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


GARREY,  GEORGE  HENRY,  football,  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Reedsville,  Wis.,  June  29,  1875. 
Son  of  John  Eugene  and  Harriet  (Anderson) 
Garrey.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago,  B.S.,  1900; 
M.S.,  1902;  E.M.,  Mich.  Coll.  of  Mines  and 
Tech.,  1904. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  West  Aurora  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team  (capt.).  1895,  mem.  West  Aurora  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1895-97,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  Bskt.B. 
team.  1897-1900-01,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B. 
team    (acting  capt.,  1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  mining  geologist 
and  engineer.  Mil.  Service:  Co-Editor,  mil.  book 
on  Mexico.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Sigma  Rho; 
Phi  Deta  Theta ;  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Soc. 
of  Amer. ;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Mining  and  Metallur 
gical  Engrs. ;  Soc.  of  Economic  Geologists ; 
Wash.  Geo.  Soc;  Engrs'.  Club  of  Phila.  Hobby: 
Nature  study.  Address:  131  S.  4th  St.,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 


GARRISON,  ELISHA  E.,  football.  Born:  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio,  Aug.  16,  1871.  Son  of  Maj.  Abram 
Ely  and  Jeannette  (Chew)  Garrison.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,  1879. 

Record:  1897,  mgr.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1923,  au- 
thor of  articles  on  golf  and  country  life. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Mil.  Service:  Lieut, 
col.  Ord.,  1918;  col.  389th  Inf.  Clubs:  Army 
and  Navy  (Wash.).  Hobby:  Writing  and  golf. 
Married:  Helen  Southgate  Hotchkiss,  Feb.  6, 
1901.  Children:  Helen  Stuart,  age  26;  Henry 
Hotchkiss,  age  25;  John  Dorsey,  age  18.  Ad- 
dress: Parkland  Road,  Greenwich,  Conn. 


GARTON,  NORMAN  FARQUHAR,  soccer. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Sept.  17,  1906.  Son  of  Capt. 
W.  M.  and  Beatrice  (Farquhar)  Garton.  Ed.: 
U.  S.  Naval  Academy,  1928. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 

soccer  team.  1926-27,  mem.  All-Amer.  soccer 
team.  1927,  capt.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  soccer 
team.  1926-27-28,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  la- 
crosse squad.  1928,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ensign,  U.  S.  Navy.  Clubs: 
"N"  Club,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. ;  Army  and  Navy 
Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Home:  1536  Mahantongo 
St.,  Pottsville,  Pa. 


GARVAN,  FRANCIS  PATRICK,  mem.  Yale 
track  team,  1896-98.  Born:  East  Hartford, 
Conn.,  June  13,  1875.  Son  of  Patrick  and  Mary 
(Carroll)  Garvan.  Ed.:  Yale,  A.B.,  1897; 
M.A.,   1922. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Yale  ath.  team  (2nd 
place  440  run).  1897,  competed,  Yale-Prince- 
ton games ;  Yale-Harvard  games ;  and  I.C. 
games ;  leader  Yale  mule  relay  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Wheatley  Hills  Natl.  Bank,  Westbury,  L.  I.; 
trustee,  Catholic  Univ. ;  Amer.  Museum  Natl. 
His. ;  Amer.  Historical  Asso. ;  Zeta  Psi. ;  Yale 
Alumni ;  Amer.-Irish  Historical  Asso. ;  Friendly 
Sons  of  St.  Patrick ;  Natl.  Golf.  Asso. ;  Piping 
Rock  Racing  Asso.  Clubs:  Univ. ;  Yale ;  Bank- 
ers ;  Manhattan ;  Rocky  Mountain ;  Demo- 
cratic ;  Catholic ;  Racquet  &  Tennis ;  Metro- 
politan ;  Piping  Rock ;  Manhassett  Bay  Yacht ; 
Creek ;  Rockaway  ;  Hunting ;  Links ;  Meadow- 
brook  Hunt;  Chevy  Chase  (Washington). 
Hobby:  Americana.  Married:  Mabel  Brady, 
Mabel ;  Anthony ;  Peter  Dunne ;  Marcia.  Office: 
67  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Roslyn,  L.  I. 
June  9,  1910.    Children:  Francis  P.,  Jr. ;  Flora  ; 

GASPAR,  LOUIS  A.  R.,  track.  Born:  Ma- 
duia  Island,  Funchol,  Apr.  30,  1903.  Son  of 
Dr.  L.  R.  and  Manie  Isnhill  (Rodnigues)  Gas- 
par.  Ed.:  Stanford  Univ.,  A.B.,  1926;  M.D., 
3930. 

Record:    1922,   mem.   H.   Sch.   Bskt.B.   team. 

1924-25-26,  mem.  Stanford  track  team   (100  and 
220  yd.  dash),    (All-Star  Honolulu,  T.  H.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Omega 
Upsilon  Phi.  Office:  2209  Buchanon  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  1286  Emma  St.,  Hono- 
lulu, T.  H. 

GASS,  STUART  J.,  football.  Born:  Wash, 
D.  C,  Nov.  30,  1875.  Son  of  Stuart  J.  and 
Amelia  (Graves)  Gass.  Ed.:  St.  John's  Acad.; 
Pennington    Seminary ;    Lehigh,    1896. 

Record:  1891,  mem.  St.  John's  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1892-1903,  mem.  Pennington  Seminary 
F.B.  team.  1894-96,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1895-1928,  referee  and  umpire  for  coll. 
and  H.  Sch.  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations' 
Supt.  Suburban  Roads ;  Theta  Delta  Chi.  Mar 
ried:  Alia  Vickely,  Dec.  11,  1905.  Office:  Dis- 
trict Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1522  Newton 
St.  N.  W„  Wash.,  D.  C. 

GATES,  WILL  LIKENS,  track.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Jan.  3,  1896.  Son  of  Robert  Woodland 
and  Isabel  (Likens)  Gates.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.),  1915;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Central  H.  S.  track 
and  relay  teams  (won  Amer.  champ,  for  H. 
Schs.  Relay  Carnival,  Phila.,  1915).  1917-18, 
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elect,  1919)  ;  won  440  hurdles  (Univ.  of  Penn. 
Relay  Carnival).  1923-24,  coach  Univ.  of  Md. 
track  team.    1926-27,  asst.  coach  Naval  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney,  Alien  Property 
Custodian.  Affiliations:  Delta  Chi ;  Lambda 
Sigma.  Married:  Katherine  Evans,  May  25, 
1915.  Children:  Robert  Woodland,  age  11 ; 
Marianne,  age  8.  Office:  Vet.  Bu.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  1458  Ogden  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

GATHERUM,  JOHN,  pro.  golf.  Born:  St. 
Andrews,  Scotland,  May  12,  1879.  Son  of  John 
and  Isabella  Reed  (Walker)  Gatherum.  Ed.: 
Public  schools. 

Record:  1900,  P.  G.  Glenview  G.C.,  Chicago 
111.  1902,  asst.  P.G.  St.  Paul  Town  C.C.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.  1908,  P.G.  Mt.  Tabor  C.C.,  Mt. 
Tabor,  N.  J.  1909,  P.G.  Lake  Harbor  Hotel  and 
Muskegan  C.C.,  Muskegan,  Mich.  1910-11,  P.G. 
Believer  C.C.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  1912,  P.G.  Mid 
Lothin  C.C.,  Chicago,  111.  1913-14,  P.G.  Ridge- 
more  C,  Chicago,  111.  1915-17,  P.G.  Windsor 
C.C.,  Chicago,  111.  1918-21,  P.G.  Ft.  Smith  CO., 
Ft.  Smith,  Ark.  1920,  P.G.  Twin  Hills  CO., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. ;  won  Okla.  State  tourn.  and 
champs.  1920-21,  won  Ark.  State  champs.  1922- 
26,  P.G.  Tulsa  C.C.,  Tulsa,  Okla.  1927,  P.G. 
Ark.  CO.,  Ark.  City,  Ark. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  instr.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Twin  Hills  G.C  Hobby:  Promoting  and 
teaching  golf.  Married:  Susan  O'Kane,  Jan.  6, 
1904.  Address:  Twin  Hills  CO.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

GAUTHIER,  GEORGE  EARL,  director  of  ath- 
letics, Ohio  Wesleyan  University.  Bom:  Algoma 
Mills,  Ont.,  Canada,  Feb.  3,  1900.  Son  of  George 
A.  and  Annie  B.  (Shay)  Gauthier.  Ed.:  West. 
H.  Sen.  (Detroit,  Mich.)  ;  A.D.,  Mich.  Agri. 
Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  Mem.  West.  H.  Sen.  varsity  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1910-13,  mem. 
Mich.  Agri.  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(F.B.  team  All-West,  champs.,  1913).  1914-19, 
Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach 
Mich.  Agri.  Coll.  1920,  dir.  recreation  Bay  City, 
Mich.  1921-28,  dir.  aths.  and  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ.  1922-26,  coached 
champ.  F.B.  teams  of  Ohio.  1923-27,  coached 
champ,  track  teams  of  Ohio. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Dela.  Kiwanis ;  Mason ; 
pres.  Dela.  Playgrounds ;  pres.  Dela.  C.C. ;  Dela. 
Club ;  Ohio  Conf.  Buckeye  A.A. ;  Mid- West  Track 
Asso. ;  Natl.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  (sec).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Evelyn  Louise  Har- 
bottle.  Children:  Jack,  age  10;  Dick,  age  8. 
Office:  Edwards  Gym.,  Dela.,  Ohio.  Home:  202 
Griswold  St.,  Dela.,  Ohio. 

GAY,  CHESTER  J.,  football.  Born:  Moose 
Lake,   Minn.,   Jan.   8,   1900.    Son  of   Fred   Gay 


and  Mary  (Aistad)  Gay.  Ed.:  Moose  Lake  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1925,  mem.  Buffalo  Bison  pro.  F.B.  team. 
1926,  mem.  Milwaukee  Badgers  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  Aetna  Casualty  and 
Surety  Co.  Mil.  Service:  mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Nu;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Office:  1305  Pioneer  Bldg.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home: 
Moose  Lake,  Minn. 

GEORGE,   JAMES   McBRIDE,  baseball    and 

football.  Born:  Alpha,  S.  Dak.,  Feb.  7,  1888. 
Son  of  Wm.  W.  and  Josephine  (Kribs)  George. 
Ed.:  Renville  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.,  1907;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1910. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Renville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1907,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  varsity  F.B.  squad.  1909-10,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
O.T.C.,  1917,  Co.  M.,  40th  Inf.,  Nov.  1917-Feb. 
1918;  Troop  D.,  305th  Cav.,  Feb.-Aug.,  1918; 
Btty.  D.,  44th  FA.,  Aug.-Dec,  1918;  discharged 
1st  Lt,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sec.  Interstate  Mfgrsj, 
Asso. ;  Y.M.OA. ;  Winona  Asso.  of  Commerce ; 
Minn.  Historical  Soc. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Phi  Kappa 
Sigma  Delta  Theta  Phi;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.);  Winona  C.C;  Army  and  Navy  Club; 
Arlington  Club.  Married:  Genevieve  Shauer, 
Jan.  27,  1923.  Children:  Mary,  age  3.  Office:  106 
West  3rd  St.,  Winona,  Minn.  Home:  377  Main 
St.,  Winona,  Minn. 

GERBER,  ERWIN  CHARLES,  athletics. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Oct.  28,  1894.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Wilhelmina  (Zarndt)  Gerber.  Ed.: 
Wayland  Acad.  (Beaver  Dam,  Wis.)  ;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Wayland  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams ;  winner  Milwau- 
kee River  Swim.  Marathons.  1917-21,  Phys.  dir. 
Y.M.C.A.  1921-22,  mem.  F.  B.,  Swim,  and  track 
teams  La  Crosse  State  Teachers  Coll.  (State 
Teachers'  Coll.  Hammer  and  Shotput  champ.). 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.,  Swim.,  Water 
Bskt.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  State  Teachers' 
Coll.,  Eau  Claire,  Wis.  Mil.  Service:  Infantry 
and  Machine  Gun,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  "W" 
Club  ;  Masons  ;  Shrine  ;  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda  ; 
Rotary.  Office:  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Eau  Claire, 
Wis.  Home:  Drummond  Apt.,  Oakwood  PL,  Eau 
Claire,  Wis. 


GAFFIN,  C.  HAROLD,  crew.  Born:  Leaf 
River,  111.,  Sept.  26,  1879.  Son  of  Charles  E. 
and  Mary  (Hiestand)  Gaffin.  Ed. :  Univ.  of 
111.,  1899  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1903. 


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Record:  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshmen 
crew  (won  1st  place,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.). 
1901-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew  (capt., 
'02);  won  3rd  place,  '01;  2nd  place,  '02;  3rd 
place,  '03  (Poughkeepsie). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Chi ;  "W"  Club.  Married:  Jessie  Pauley, 
June  27,  1906.  Children:  Richard  Birch,  age  20. 
Address:  1571  Oakland  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


GARDINER,  LION,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  19,  1884.  Son  of  Frank  H. 
and  Helen  (Root)  Gardiner.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  111.,  1909. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  So.  Div.  H.  S.  (Chi- 
cago) F.B.  and  track  teams.  1906-08,  mem. 
Univ.  of  111.  track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
'07).    1912-28,  officiating  West.  Conf.  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Lakewood  En- 
gineering Co.,  Cleveland,  O.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta.'  Married:  Pauline  Dodgshun. 
Children:  Helen  R.,  age  10 ;  Lion,  Jr.,  age  5. 
Office:  Berea  Rd.,  Cleveland,  O.  Home:  1086 
Erie  Cliff  Dr.,  Lakewood,  O. 


GARDNER,  MILTON  L.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Ashland,  Wis.,  July  2,  1894.  Son  of  John 
H.  and  Agusta  (Griesbach)  Gardner.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1918. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Ashland  H.  S.  F.B., 
Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  F.B.  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  track  teams  (champs.,  '15).  1917,  mem. 
32nd  Div.  F.B.  team,  Camp  MacArthur  (Texas). 
1918,  mem.  32nd  Div.  F.B.  team,  Army  Occu- 
pation (Germany).  1919,  mem.  Detroit  Tigers 
prof.  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Buffalo  All-Amer. 
prof.  F.B.  team  (champs).  1922-26,  mem. 
Gren  Bay  Packers  prof.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  and  partner,  Gard- 
ner Motor  Co.  (Oakland  and  Pontiac).  War 
Record:  Enlisted  F.H.,  Sgt,  1917  mem.  A.E.F., 
1918;  1st  Lt.,  N.G.  (Wis.),  1921;  Capt,  N.G. 
(Wis.),  1922.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta; 
B.P.O.E. ;  Masons ;  Rotary  ;  Chequamegon  C.C. ; 
A.L. ;  Y.M.C.A.  Hob  by:  Sports.  Married :  Alyce 
Scannell,  Apr.  21,  1927.  Office:  Gardner  Motor 
Co.,  Ashland,  Wis.  Home:  812  3rd  Ave.  W., 
Ashland,  Wis. 

GARIS,    GEORGE    FREDERICK,    JR.,    So. 

Conf.  F.B.  official.  Bom:  Roanoke,  Va.,  Apr.  1, 
1899.  Son  of  George  Frederick  and  Nannie 
(Lewis)  Garis.  Ed.:  Roanoke  H.S. ;  Roanoke 
Coll.   (Salem,  Va.). 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Roanoke  H.  S.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  '17-'18,  mem.  Roanoke  H.S.  F.F. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1918-21,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (won  So.  Ath.  Collegiate  champ., 
'18,    '19 ;    capt.    team,    '20,    '21,    mem.    Roanoke 


Coll.  B.B.  team.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (only  3  letter  man  in  Coll.,  1920-21). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  physical  ed.,  Y.M.C.A., 
Savannah,  Ga.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.,  S.A.T.C, 
Roanoke  Coll.,  Sept.,  1918-Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials  (4  yrs.)  ; 
mem.  So.  Conf.  F.B.  Officials;  Pi  Kappa  Phi. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Katherine  Louise 
Zeigler,  Dec.  25,  1923.  Children:  Trent  Wal- 
ton, age  Sy2 ;  Katherine  Gillespie,  infant. 
Office:  Y.M.C.A.,  330  Bull  St.,  Savannah,  Ga. 
Home:  412  Henry  St.,  Savannah,  Ga. 

GEIGES,  ELLWOOD  ALBERT,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug. 
26,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  C.  and  Bertha  (Len- 
drum)  Geiges.  Ed.:  Camden  H.  Sch. ;  N.C.A. 
and  M. ;  Temple  Univ.,  B.S. ;  M.S. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Camden  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  N.C.A. 
and  M.  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1914-15,  mem.  Temple 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1915,  mem. 
Temple  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  coach  Temple 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1917-28,  officiating  coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  games.  1918-28,  coach  Frankford 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team   (champ.  2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Frankford  H.  Sch. 
Mil.  Service:  Ath.  dir.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Kappa;  Phila.  Phy.  Ed.  Soc. ;  Natl.  Ed. 
Soc. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials ;  Alpha 
Ath.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marion  Anne 
Garrett,  June  25,  1919.  Children:  Barbara 
Ward,  age  8 ;  Suzanne  Garrett,  age  5.  Office: 
Oxford  and  Harrison,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  5028 
Saul  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

GELBACH,  WARREN  ALLEN,  football. 
Born:  Lancaster,  Wis.,  Feb.  10,  1883.  Son  of 
Lewis  and  Sophie  (Napp)  Gelbach.  Ed.:  B.S., 
C.E.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Lancaster  H.  S.  F.B. 
teams.  1903,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.  team  (West,  freshman  champs.).  1904-06, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1906). 

Pres.  Occupation:  General  contracting.  Affili- 
ations: "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Jr.  Masons; 
Scottish  Rite ;  Medinah  Temple ;  Asso.  Builders 
of  Chicago;  111.  Auto  Club.  Married:  Lulu  Belle 
Brockway,  Dec.  30,  1909.  Children:  Dorothy 
Frances,  age  17 ;  Margaret  Elaine,  age  7.  Ad- 
dress: 7444  Malvern  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

GELBERT,  CHARLES  M.,  baseball,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Scranton,  Pa.,  Jan.  26, 
1906.  Son  of  Charles  S.  and  Mida  Florence 
Gelbert.  Ed.:  Ambler  H.  Sch.;  Lebanon  Valley 
College. 

Record:  Mem.  Ambler  H.  S.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  Mem.  town  B.B.  team,  Montgomery 
Co.  League   (record,  388  hits).     Mem.  Lebanon 


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Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (3  yrs.). 
1926,  mem.  Nazareth  (Pa.)  State  League  B.B. 
team.  1927,  mem.  Topeka  (Kan.)  B.B.  team, 
Western  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  Lebanon  Valley 
Coll.  Home:  618  Spring  Garden  St.,  Ambler,  Pa. 

GENEVA,  FRED  HAMPTON,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Oskaloosa,  la.,  Nov. 
20,  1905.  Son  of  Philip  R.  and  Alma  J.  Hamp- 
ton) Geneva.  Ed.:  Albia  H.  Sch. ;  Parsons  Coll. 
(Fairfield,  la.)  ;  Univ.  of  la. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  Parsons  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(la.  Conf.  champs.)  ;  la.  Conf.  track  meet,  indi- 
vidual honors,  first  place  220-yd.  low  hurdles, 
25  sec;  first  place  120-yd.  high  hurdles,  15.5 
sec. ;  first  place  javelin,  165  ft. ;  mem.  la.  I.C. 
1-mile  relay  champ  team,  Drake  Relays ;  Drake 
Relays  javelin  champ.  1927,  mem.  Parsons  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (la.  Conf.  champs.;  lead  individ- 
ual scoring  Bskt.B.  la.  Conf.)  ;  la.  Conf.  track 
meet,  individual  honors,  first  place  high  jump, 
5  ft.  9  in.;  first  place  high  and  low  hurdles; 
runner-up  in  100-yd.  dash  and  javelin;  first 
place  100-yd.  dash  Parsons-la.  Wesleyan  dual 
meet,  10  sec.  flat.  1928,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  fresh- 
man track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta;  De  Molay;  "P"  Club  (Parsons 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  School: 
729  N.  Dubuque  St.,  la.  City,  la.  Home:  209 
W.  Benton  St.,  Albia,  la. 

GENNERT,  ALFRED  G.,  football.  Born:  Eliz- 
abeth, N.  J.,  Feb.  18,  1896.  Son  of  Gustave  C. 
and  Florence  (Campbell  Gennert.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.,  1913;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1917; 
LL.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1921. 

Record :  1913,  mem.  Philips  Exeter  Acad,  track 
team.  1913-14,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B., 
water  polo  and  track  teams.  1914-15-16,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1915, 
Jr.  Met.  champ,  hammer  throw ;  runner-up,  Jr. 
Natl,  champ.  1916,  selected  All-Amer.  center. 
1919-23,  head  coach,  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.  March  23,  1917,  served  with 
cruiser  transport  force;  discharged  Lt,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  Decorative  Glass  Studios, 
Inc. ;  I.C.  Swimming  Asso. ;  Princeton  Club 
(New  York,  N.Y.)  ;  Princeton  Elm  Club;  Natl. 
Dem.  Club;  Columbia  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Squash  tennis.  Married:  Helen  Riley,  Nov.  18, 
1919.  Office:  501  Fifth  Ave.,  New  York,  N.Y. 
Home:  Prospect  Tower,  Prospect  PL  and  42nd 
St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

GENTRY,  MARTIN,  football.  Born:  Green- 
ville, Mo.,  Oct.  18,  1903.  Son  of  W.  M.  and 
Agnes  (Stilts)  Gentry.    Ed.:  Neodesha  (Kans.) 


H.  Sch.;  Tucson   (Ariz.)   H.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Ariz.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Neodesha  and  Tucson  H.  Schs. 
F.B.  teams  (All-State  H.  Sch.  tackle  in  Ariz., 
1923).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ariz.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1927;  All-Conf.  center,  1925-26-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi;  Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Hobby:  Football.  Ad- 
dress: 1st  and  ine  Sts.,  Tucson,  Ariz. 


GEORGE,  ISAAC  S.,  football,  baseball  and 
tennis.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  28,  1882. 
Son  of  G.  W.  R.  and  Frances  (Hartman) 
George.  Ed.:  Loyola  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Loyola 
Coll.,  1901;  Georgetown  Univ.,  A.M.,  1904; 
LL.B.,  1906;  LL.M.,  1907. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Loyola  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1903-07,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  2nd  varsity  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1910- 
14,  mem.  Baltimore  tennis  teams  in  inter-city 
tournaments.  1910-17,  sec.  treas.,  Md.  A.C. 
1912-14,  mgr.  Md.  A.C.  tennis  team;  sec.  Balti- 
more L.T.A.  1914,  runner-up  state  doubles 
champs.    1915-16,  mgr.  Md.  A.C.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  agent,  Natl.  Life 
Ins.  Co.  of  Vermont.  War  Record :  Joined  Inf., 
80th  Div.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  Capt; 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Exch.  Club; 
Baltimore  Asso.  of  Commerce ;  Life  Underwrit- 
ers Asso.;  Baltimore  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: M.  Josephine  Gahan,  Baltimore,  Md.,  Sept. 
19,  1911.  Office:  Hearst  Tower  Bldg.,  Baltimore, 
Md.    Home:  406  Bretton  PI.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

GERRER,  WALTER,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Columbus,  Ohio,  Aug.  18,  1891.  Son  of 
Edward  and  Margaret  (Garish)  Gerber.  Ed.: 
S.  Wood  Sch.   (Columbus,  Ohio). 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  O.  P.  League  (Akron, 
Ohio),  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-17,  mem.  Colum- 
bus (Ohio)  Pro.  B.B.  team.  1914-15,  mem. 
Pittsburgh  (Pa.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1917-28,  mem. 
St.  Louis  Browns  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923,  picked 
s.s.,  Babe  Ruth's  All-Amer.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1918,  discharged,  1919. 
Hobby:  Bowling.  Married:  Laurette  MacLang- 
hauser,  Oct.  4,  1921.  Office:  C/o  St.  Louis 
Browns,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  788  Fairwood 
Ave.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 


GERHARDT,  CHARLES  HUNTER,  polo. 
Born:  Lebanon,  Tenn.,  June  6,  1895.  Son  of 
Col.  Charles  and  Kate  (Watkins)  Gerhardt. 
Ed.:  St.  Luke's  Prep.  Sch.;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  West  Point  B.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1917).  1915-16,  Q.B.  West  Point  F.B. 
team.  1915-16-17,  Forward  West  Point  Bskt.B. 
team  (Saber  for  best  ath.  class,  1917).  1919, 
Q.B.    89th    Div.    F.B.    team     (won    3rd    Army 


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champs,  and  A.E.F.  champs.).  1919-20-2G,  asst. 
coach  West  Point  F.B.  team.  1922,  won  Calvary 
Sch.  55  mi.  ride,  time  5  hr.  3  min. ;  won  Calvary 
Sch.  pistol  and  saber ;  won  Beresford  challenge 
cup  Natl,  horse  show.  1924-27,  mem.  Army  polo 
team  (Jr.  champs.,  1925-26-27).  1925,  mem. 
Army  polo  team  (won  Army  champs,  from 
British  Army,  Hurlington  (London)  in  2  straight 
matches).  1926,  mem.  Army  Meadowbrook  polo 
team  (won  Mont  Water  bury  champs.).  1927- 2'8, 
coach  West  Point  polo  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.S.A.  War  Service: 
A.E.F.  3rd  Cavalry,  1918-19 ;  A.D.C  to  Mjr.  Gen. 
Wright  89th  Div.,  1918-19;  St.  Mihiel  and  Ar- 
gonne  Offensives  and  Occupation  of  Germany. 
Married:  Nina  MeClesky,  1922.  Address:  West 
Point,  N.  Y. 

GERKEN,  ELMER  GEORGE,  capt.  Univ. 
Calif,  track  team,  1927.  Born:  Reedsburg,  Wis., 
July  16,  1904.  Son  of  Herbert  D.  and  Grace  A. 
(Darronogue)  Gerken.  Ed.:  Modesto  H.  Sch. 
(Calif.);  Modesto  Jr.  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Calif. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Modesto  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Modesto  Jr. 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1922-24,  capt.  Modesto  Jr.  Coll. 
track  team.  1923-24,  winner  of  Jr.  Coll.  Conf. 
of  Calif,  shotput  and  discus  throwing.  1925-27, 
mem.    Univ.    Calif,    track    team     (capt.,    1927). 

1926,  won  2nd  place  in  I.C.  4-A  shotput  and 
discus  throwing  (49'  1%").  1927,  won  1st  place 
in  I.C.  4-A  shotput   (154'  5%"  in  P.A.A.  meet). 

1927,  mem.  Univ.  Calif.  F.B.  team.  1928,  com- 
peting for  San  Francisco  Olympic  C.  on  track. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon;  San  Francisco  Olympic  C  Hobby: 
Raising  and  training  bird  dogs.  Address:  Rt.  4, 
Box  138,  Hayward,  Calif. 

GESTON,  MIKE  E.,  football.  Bom:  Graf- 
ton, N.  Kak.,  Feb.  7,  1904.  Son  of  S.  E.  Geston. 
Ed.:  Grafton  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Grafton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  H.  Sch.  end  both  yrs.).  1924-26- 
27,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  Dak.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927)  ;  All-North  Cen.  Conf.  end  1925;  2nd  All- 
Conf.  end,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  See.  State  Training  Sch., 
Mandan,  N.  Dak.  Affiliation:  Beta  Theta  Pi. 
Hobby:  Basketball,  fooball  and  baseball.  Ad- 
dress: Box  204  Mandan,  N.  Dak. 

GIBBONS,  GORDON  L.,  golf.  Bom:  Tampa, 
Fla.,  May  31,  1903.  Son  of  M.  G.  and  Mary  E. 
(Blain)  Gibbons.  Ed.:  Washington  and  Lee; 
Univ.  Fla. 

Record:  1920-25,  won  amateur  Fla.  State 
golf  champ.  1925,  won  Belleview  Hotel  amateur 
golf  champ,  at  Clearwater,  Fla.  4  yrs.  won 
Palina  Ceia  golf  champ.  2  yrs.  won  Tampa 
city  champ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Law  clerk.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  life  mem.  Palma  Ceia  G.C. ; 
Tampa  Yacht  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
502  Citizens  Bk.  and  Trust  Co.,  Tampa,  Fla. 
Home:  823  S.  Dela.  Ave.,  Tampa,  Fla. 

GIBBONS,  PAUL  W.,  1st  pres.  of  Pa.  A.C. 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Aug.  18,  1885.  Son  of 
George  W.  and  Elizabeth  (Morris)  Gibbons. 
Ed.:  B.A.,   St.  Joseph's  Coll.,  1902. 

Record:  1911-12-13,  mem.  Philadelphia  inter- 
city tennis  team.  1913-28,  organizer  and  pres. 
Phila.  tennis  Asso.  1914,  won  So.  N.  J.  singles, 
doubles  and  mixed  doubles.  1924-25,  vice-pres. 
U.S.L.T.A.  1926,  pres.  Middle  States  Tennis 
Asso. ;  former  sec.  Sports  Writers'  Asso.  of  Phil- 
adelphia. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Selection  Com.  Davis 
Cup  Com. ;  chmn.  Natl.  Pub.  Com. ;  mem.  Natl. 
Champ.  Com. ;  mem.  Jr.  Development  Com. ; 
mem.  ex.  com.  Vets.  Aths.  of  Philadelphia ;  pres. 
Sport  Pub.  Co. ;  vice-pres.  Pa.  A.C. ;  Natl,  vice- 
pres.  Optimist  Clubs ;  vice-pres.  Boy  Council  of 
Phila. ;  pres.  Ex.  Council  of  Service  Clubs ;  pres. 
Phila.  Boosters'  Asso. ;  dir.  Order  of  the  Liberty 
Bell ;  Phila.  Prison  Welfare  Asso. ;  Loyal  Order 
of  Moose.  Clubs:  Narberth  Tennis;  W.  Side 
Tennis  of  N.  Y. ;  Poor  Richard  Pen  and  Pencil ; 
Ft.  Wash.  C.C;  Oak  Valley  C.C;  Fellowship 
Penrose  Rep. ;  Reciprocity ;  Monarch.  Married: 
Agnes  Falls,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  1906.  Children: 
Paul  W.,  Jr.  (deceased);  King,  age  19;  Roy, 
age  15.  Office:  2309  South  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
226  S.  Melville  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

GIBBONS,  ROBERT  GIFFORD,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  Rich  Co.,  Utah,  Aug.  25,  1901. 
Son  of  Joseph  and  Mercy  (Weston)  Gibbons. 
Ed.:  Logan  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Utah  Agr.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record :  1918-22,  mem.  Logan  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (mem.  Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
team  and  chosen  All-State  guard,  1922).  1926- 
27,  mem.  U.A.C  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (hon. 
ment.   on  AU-Amer.  F.B.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha;  Friars  C  (U.A.C).  Address: 
Logan,  Utah. 

GIBBS,  FREDERICK  R.,  track.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Jan.  11,  1889.  Son  of  W.  Frank 
and  Mary  E.  (Sullwan)  Gibbs.  Ed.:  George- 
town Prep.  Sch.,  1907;  Georgetown  Univ.,  A.B., 
1911;   LL.B.,  1914. 

Record:  Mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch.  track 
team  (3  yrs.).  1907-11,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
track  team   (capt.,  1910). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  Aug.,  1917;  mem.  O.T.C ;  1st 
lieut.  Nov.,  1917;  capt.  inf.,  July,  1918;  dis- 
charged Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Butler, 
Lamb,  Foster  and  Pope  (Chicago  and  Wash.)  ; 


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Hamilton  H.  Sch. ;  Baker  Univ.  (Baldwin. 
Kans.)  ;  Cen.  Mo.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (War- 
rensburg,  Mo.). 

Kecord;:  1918-21,  mem.  Hamilton  H.  Sen. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team, 
1921).  1919-20,  mem.  Hamilton  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1920).  1921,  mem.  Baker  Univ.  F. 
B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Baker  Univ.  track  team. 
1925-26,  Cen.  Mo.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  wrestling 
team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Cen.  Mo.  State  Teachers' 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  All-State  guard, 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Sigma;  "W"  Club  (Warrensburg  Teachers' 
Coll.)  ;  The  Better  Health  Club  (pres.).  Office: 
113  Ming  St.,  Warrensburg,  Mo.  Home:  Hamil- 
ton, Mo. 


Delta  Chi;  K.C. ;  Bd.  of  Trade;  "G"  Club 
(Georgetown  Univ.)  ;  Racquet  Club.  Office:  111 
Munsey  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1625  16th 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

GIBSON,  EDWARD  HAROLD,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Jefferson,  la.,  Mar.  22, 
1899.  Son  of  George  Emery  and  Mary  Evylin 
(Wilson)  Gibson.  Ed.:  Ft.  Dodge  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Ft.  Dodge  H.  S.  F.B. 
team.  1917-18,  mem.  Ft.  Dodge  H.  Seh.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (Des  Moines  Valley  broad 
jump  record).  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Milton  Legion  Bskt.B.  team.  1927- 
28,  mem.  Franklin  Gardens  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Janesville  (Wis.) 
H.  Sch.  Naval  Service:  U.  S.  N.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho ;  Iron  Cross;  Sigma  Delta 
Psi;  "W"  Club;  Kiwanis.  Hobby:  Camping. 
Married:  Katherine  Mable  Nienaber,  1826.  Chil- 
dren: Edward  George,  age  5  mo.  Office:  H.  Sch., 
Janesville,  Mis.  Home:  220  Sinclair  St.,  Janes- 
ville, Wis. 

GIBSON,  GEORGE  GORDAN,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Henderson,  Ky.,  May  22,  1904.  Son  of 
George  G.  and  Elizabeth  (Hicks)  Gibson.  Ed.: 
Louisville  Male  H.  Sch.,  1921 ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Louisville  Male  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Yale  squad  track 
team  (880  yd.  run  Dartmouth-Pa.-Yale  meet; 
won  880  yd.  run  Princeton-Yale  meet ;  2nd  place 
Harvard-Yale  meet,  1925).  1926-28,  capt.  Louis- 
ville Y.M.C.A.  track  team  (one  1  mi.  run,  4.32, 
1926;  won  880  yd.  run  Cincinnati  Gum.  A.C. 
open  meet,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insp.  Ky.  Acturarial  Bureau. 
Affiliations:  Louisville  Y.M.C.A. ;  Yale  Alumni 
Asso.  of  Ky.  Office:  303  Speed  Bldg.,  Louisville, 
Ky.  Home:  1920  Rutherford  Ave.,  Louisville,  Ky. 

GIBSON,  HENRY  T.,  baseball.  Born:  Wor- 
cester, Mass.,  Aug.  31,  1889.  Son  of  Thomas 
H.  and  Alice  (Kay)  Gibson.  Ed.:  Belmont  H. 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1912. 

Record:  Mem.  Belmont  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1907).  1911-12,  mem.  Har- 
vard B.B.  team.  1912,  coach  Camp  Idlewild 
boys'  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate,  Boss  &  Phelps. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Naomi  Clark,  Nov.  16,  1921. 
Children:  Thomas  H.,  infant.  Office:  1417  K 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1356  Madison  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

Record:   1902-10,  holder  of  N.  West,  vaulting 

GIBSON,     LOLAN     WAYNE,    football     and      record  (height,  11'  7").     1903,  mem.  Pac.  Univ. 

track.    Born:  Hamilton,  Mo.,  June  4,  1902.    Son      track  and  wrestling  teams    (capt.   track;   Pac. 

of  John   D.   and   Cora    (Snyder)    Gibson.    Ed.:      Coast  wrestling  champ.).     1905,  2nd  all-around 


GIESSEL,  ELMER  CHARLES,  tennis.  Born: 
Hermansfort,  Wis.,  Mar.  26,  1903.  Son  of  J.  E. 
and  Emma  (Voelz)  Giessel.  Ed.:  Wausau  H.S. ; 
B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Fresh- 
man tennis  team  (runner-up  Freshman  Tourna- 
ment, '22;  won  Soph.  Tournament,  '23).  1925- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  tennis  team. 
1926-27,  runner-up,  '26;  won,  '27,  Madison  City 
Tournament.    1927,  won  Tri-Co.  Tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor  Bd.  of  Pub.  Affairs, 
State  of  Wis.  Affiliations:  Delta  Sigma  Pi;  Beta 
Gamma  Sigma.  Office:  State  Capitol,  Madison, 
Wis.    Home:  132  Breese  Terrace,  Madison,  Wis. 


GIFFORD,  CHARLES  CONYNGHAM,  track. 
Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Oct.  27,  1895.  Son  of 
Charles  A.  and  Helen  (Conyngham)  Gifford. 
Ed.:  Pottstown  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1917. 

Record:  1913-14,  competed  Yale-Princeton- 
Middle  State  Inter-Sch.  meet.  1915-17,  mem. 
Yale  track  team  (pi.  I.C.  and  various  indoor 
and  dual  meets,  high  jump,  6'  1"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Farmers  Loan  and 
Trust  Co.  War  Record:  1st  O.T.C.,  comnd.  2nd 
Lt.  F.A.,  1917,  mem.  A.E.F.  Clubs:  "Y"  (Yale 
of  N.  Y.).  Married:  Edith  Ackerson,  May  17, 
1924.  Children:  Charles  C,  Jr.,  age  3;  Garret 
A.,  infant.  Office:  22  William  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.     Home:  1111  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


GILBERT,  ALFRED  CARLTON,  Olympic 
and  world's  pole-vault  champion,  1907-08.  Born: 
Salem,  Ore.,  Feb.  15,  1884.  Son  of  Frank  and 
Anna  Charlotte  (Hovenden)  Gilbert.  Ed.:  Pac. 
Univ.;  M.D.,  Yale,  1909. 


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gym  champ.,  Yale.  1906,  U.S.  I.C.  wrestling 
champ.  1907-08,  world's  pole  vault  champ. 
1908,  Olympic  pole  vault  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  A.  C.  Gilbert  Co. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  The  Mechanics  Bank;  Mason; 
Delta  Kappa  Iota;  I.C.  Adv.  Com.  of  I.C.A.A. 
A.A. ;  chmn.  Yale  Track  Adv.  Com. ;  mem.  Yale 
Bd.  of  Control ;  Amer.  Olympic  Com. ;  New  Haven 
C.C. ;  Quinnipiack  Club.  Hobby:  Dogs.  Married: 
Mary  Thompson,  1908.  Children:  Charlotte, 
age  16 ;  Lucretia,  age  10 ;  Alfred  Carlton,  age 
8.  Office:  Blatchley  Ave.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Home:  Ridge  Rd.,  Hamden,  Conn. 


GILBERT,  DONALD  DEMAYNE,  baseball, 
football  and  basketball.  Born:  Monona,  la., 
May  21,  1892.  Son  of  George  L.  and  Letitia 
(Killen)  Gilbert.  Ed.:  Monona  (la.)  H.  Sch., 
1909;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1913. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B. 
team.  1920-28,  officiating  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  games. 
1922,  Mason  City  Bowling  Asso.  singles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  West  Elec.  Tel.  Sys- 
tem. Mil.  Service:  Mem.  O.T.S.,  Camp  Zachary 
Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Psi ;  Mason  ;  Shriner ;  Amer.  Legion ;  la.  State 
H.  Sch.  A.A. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  188-  1st  St.,  S.E.,  Ma- 
son City,  la.  Home:  30  1st  St.,  S.E.,  Mason 
City,  la. 

GILDEA,  DENNIS  ANTHONY,  capt.  Holy 
Cross  College  football,  1921.  Born:  Roxbury, 
Mass.,  Oct.  9,  1898.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Cath- 
erine (Scanlan)  Gildea.  Ed. :  Boston  Coll.  H. 
Sch.,  1918 ;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  Mem.  Boston  Coll.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-21,  mem.  Holy 
Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921).  1921, 
chosen  All-Catholic  Coll.  F.B.  center  by  Wor- 
cester Gayette.  1922,  coach  Fitchburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (won  Mass.  State  champ.).  1924- 
25,  coach  Leominister  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (unde- 
feated team,  1925).  1926-28,  coach  Everett  H. 
Sch.   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  coach,  Everett 
H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks;  Mass.  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Ethel  Barry,  Aug.  2,  1926.  Office: 
Broadway  St.,  Everett,  Mass.  Home:  16  Sum- 
mer St.,  Everett,  Mass. 


GDLDERSLEEVE,       WILLARD       HARVEY, 

football,  baseball.  Bom:  Gildersleeve,  Conn., 
Sept.  17,  1886.  Son  of  Henry,  Jr.,  and  Eliza- 
beth (Harvey)  Gildersleeve.  Ed.:  Gildersleeve 
H.  Sch.;  Portland  (Conn.)  H.  Sch.;  Middletown 
(Conn.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1908; 
M.A.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1923 ;  Harvard  Summer 
Sch.  of  Physical  Education. 


Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Portland  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1901).  1901-02,  mem.  Port- 
land H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1902,  mem.  Middle- 
town  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (coach,  1905-07;  Conn. 
State  champ.,  1906).  1903-04,  mem.  Middletown 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1904-07,  mem.  Wesleyan 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1908,  F.B.  coach  Conn. 
Agr.  Coll.  1909,  F.B.  coach  N.  H.  Univ.  1909- 
11,  mem.  Portland  (Conn.)  B.B.  team.  1909- 
10,   Phys.    dir.   and   coach   St.   Lawrence   Univ. 

1910,  F.B.  coach  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.  1910-28,  Cen. 
Bd.   I.C.   F.B.    Officials    (referee   and   umpire). 

1911,  Phys.  dir.  and  coach  Grand  Island  (Nebr.) 
H.  Sch.  1911-13,  Phys.  dir.  and  coach  Westmin- 
ster Coll.  1913-15,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Meriden 
(Conn.)  H.  Sch.  1916-17,  coach  Hyannis  (Mass.) 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  team  (cty.  league  champs.).  1918, 
coach  Hackensack  (N.  J.)  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(champs.  North.  N.  J.  Inter-Sch.  League;  Ath. 
Council,  1918-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sci.  instr.  Hackensack  H. 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Bergen  Cty.  Odd  Fel- 
lows' Asso.  and  Trustee,  Inc. ;  Grand  Monarch, 
Khezan  Sanctorum,  No.  188,  A.M.O.S. ;  Conn. 
Soc.  of  Mayflower  Descs. ;  N.  J.  Chem.  Soc! ; 
Natl.  Educ.  Asso.;  Christ  Episcopal  Ch;  sec. 
Three  Links  Club  (Hackensack,  N.  J.).  Hobby: 
Genealogy  (author,  "Gildersleeves  of  Gilder- 
sleeve, Conn.,"  1914.  Married:  Gertrude  Sug- 
den,  Dec.  21,  1909.  Children:  Henry  Sugden, 
age  17;  Barbara  Lockwood,  age  6.  Office:  H. 
Sch  ,  Hackensack,  N.  J.  Home:  435  Park  St., 
Hackensack,  N.  J. 


GILLETTE,  CURTENIUS,  football  and  tracks 
Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  June  26,  1873.  Son  of 
Walter  Robarts  and  Anne  (Curtenius)  Gillette. 
Ed.:  St.  Mark's  Sch.;  A.B.,  Yale;  Columbia 
Coll. ;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Bavaria. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Marks  Sch.  F.B.  team  3  yrs., 
(capt.,  1892).  1894-85,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1895-96,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
First  lieut.  M.C.,  1917,  Camp  Dumphan,  110th 
Engrs.  and  137th  Inf.;  maj.  Nov.,  1917;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged  Apr.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Manhattan  Savings  Inst.;  Holland  Lodge; 
Piping  Rock  Club ;  Univ.  Club ;  N.Y.A.C.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Children:  Curtenius,  Jr., 
age  18;  Henry  Sampson,  age  13.  Address:  111 
E.  64th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


GILL,  STANLEY,  football.  Born:  Jericho 
Center,  Vt.,  Nov.  13,  1902.  Son  of  Charles  Otis 
and  Mary  Augusta  (Nelson)  Gill.  Ed.:  Wind- 
sor  H.   Sch.;   Phillips  Acad.;    B.S.,   Yale,   1926. 

Record:  1919,  capt.  Windsor  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  F.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B. 
team.     1926-27,  asst.  freshman  coach  Yale. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Ingersoll  Rand 
Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Delta  Psi  Ath.  Soc. 
Office:  11  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
.Hartland  St.,  Hartland,  Vt. 

GILLEM,  JENNINGS  FREDERICK,  football 
and  baseball.  Bom:  Nashville,  Tenn.,  Oct.  6, 
1890.  Son  of  Alvin  C.  and  Lillie  (Cummins) 
Gillem.  Ed.:  Ariz.  Prep.,  1906;  Swanee  Mil. 
Acad.,  1910;  Univ.  of  S.  Swanee,  1912. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  "Univ.  S.  Swanee 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1912)  ;  chosen  Ail-So.  end. 
1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  S.  Swanee  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1912)  ;  chosen  Ail-So.  1914,  coached  F.B.  Bir- 
mingham So.  1920-21-22,  asst.  backfield  coach 
F.B.  Birmingham  So.  1924-25-26,  head  coach 
F.B.  Howard  Coll.  1927,  asst.  coach  Birming- 
ham  So.     1928,  head  coach  Birmingham    So. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  real  estate.  War 
Record:  Joined  Co.  C,  320th  Machine  Gun  Bn., 
1917;  commd.  maj.,  1918;  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Birmingham 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  football.  Married:  Flor- 
ence M.  Coffin,  May  20,  1918.  Children:  Flor- 
ence A.,  age  6.  Office:  2026  Third  Ave.  N.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala.  Home:  1834  14th  Ave.  S.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 

GILLESPIE,  EBEN  STINSON,  track.  Born: 
Anoka  County,  Oak  Grove,  Minn.,  Mar.  4,  1901. 
Son  of  James  Henry  and  Bessie  (Livingstone) 
Gillespie.  Ed.:  St.  Francis  Con.  Sch. ;  Carleton 
Coll.;  A.B.,  Coe  Coll.;  Wis.  State  Normal  Sch. 

Record:  1915-16,  capt.  St.  Francis  Sch.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Conf.  champs.).  1921,  mem. 
Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Coe 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-State  la.  tackle;  All  Mid- 
West  Conf.  tackle).  1922-23-24-25,  Coe  Coll. 
heavyweight  boxing  and  wrestling  champ.  1923- 
24-25,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  track  team  (won  discus 
throw,  shotput  and  high  jump  in  la.  State  and 
All-West  Conf.  meets,  1923-24). 

Pres.  Occupation:  H.  Sch.  teacher.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Service  at  Coe  Coll.  and  Ft.  Snelling,  1922- 
25 ;  reached  rank  of  Lt.  Col. ;  discharged  as  Lt. 
in  reserve.  Affiliations:  Partner  of  the  Gillespie 
Auto  Co. ;  Mason ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Sigma 
Phi  Delta;  111.  A.C. ;  Oak  Grove  C.C.  (pres.); 
Coe  Coll.  Officers'  Club ;  N.R.A. ;  Ottumwa  "O" 
Club.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  athletics. 
Married:  Genevieve  Grace  Taylor,  June  23,  1927. 
Office:  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.,  Ottumwa,  la.  Home: 
R.F.D.  1,  Anoka,  Minn. 

GILLETTE,  EDMOND  STEPHEN,  mem.  All 
American  football  team,  1912.  Bom:  Aurora, 
111.,  Apr.  5,  1891.  Son  of  William  E.  and  Jennie 
(Ball)   Gillette.   Ed.:  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Wsi.,  1913. 

Record:  1909,  broke  varsity  broad  jump  rec- 
ord (Univ.  of  Wis.).  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.   track  team    (%   mile   relay).    1910-11-12, 


mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911-12,  mem. 
All-Western  eleven.  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team  (won  Western  champ.)  ;  chosen  as 
quarterback  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Albatross  Steel  Equipment 
Co.  (vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr.)  ;  Mammoth  Con- 
solidated Mines  Co.  (pres.)  ;  Aurora  Corset  Co. 
(vice-pres.).  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt.  Amer.  Protec- 
tive League  (working  out  of  Chicago)  ;  during 
duration  of  war ;  electrical  and  mechanical  engr. 
in  charge  of  operations  of  Aurora,  Chicago  and 
Elgin  R.R.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ; 
Shrine;  Univ.  Club  (Los  Angeles)  ;  Brentwood 
G.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married: 
Ethel  Seamans.  Children:  Edmond  Stephen,  Jr., 
age  11.  Home:  1605  Georgina  Ave.,  Santa 
Monica,  Calif. 

GILLINDER,  FREDERICK  R.,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  26,  1878.  Son 
of  James  and  Martha  W.  (Bennett)  Gillinder. 
Ed.:  Central  H.S.  (Phila.)  ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  B. 
S.,  1896;  LL.B.,  1899. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  '99).  1S97-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn 
Bskt.B.  team.  1900-02,  freshman  coach,  Univ.  of 
Penn  B.B.  team.  1901-28,  I.C.  F.B.  official. 
1905-22,  coach  St.  Luke's  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  F. 
.  B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliation:  Frank- 
ford-Torresdale  C.C.  Address:  133  S.  12th  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

GILLIS,  GRANT,  baseball,  short-stop  Wash. 
Senators.  Born:  Grove  Hill,  Ala.,  Jan.  24,  1903. 
Son  of  J.  F.  and  Mittie  (Grant)  GiUis.  Ed.: 
Clark  Co.   H.S. ;   A.B.,   Univ.   of  Ala.,    1926. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Clark  Co.  H.  S.  BsktB., 
B.B.  (capt.,  '19)  and  F.B.  (capt.,  '20)  teams. 
1922-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  (capt, 
'25)  ;  F.B.  (Ail-So.  q.b.,  '23)  teams.  1926-27, 
mem.  Birmingham  Prof.  B.B.  C.  (So.  League). 
1928,  sold  to  Wash.  Senators    (Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Baseball  Player.  Affilia- 
tions: Wash.  Ball  C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Omricon 
Delta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office:  Griffith 
Stadium,  Wash.,  D.  C.    Home:  Grove  Hill,  Ala. 

GILMORE,  W.  E.  GARRETT,  rowing.  Born: 
Wayne,  Pa.,  Feb.  16,  1895.  Son  of  John  O.  and 
Sarah  E.  (Eby)  Gilmore.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch., 
1910;  Episcopal  Acad.,  1915. 

Record :  1922,  won  Natl,  doubles  sculls  champ. 
(Phila.,  Pa.).  1923,  won  Canadian  Natl.  440 
dash  and  Natl,  singles  and  Natl,  doubles  1*4 
mi. ;  won  Natl.  440  dash, *  single  sculls  (Balto.)  ; 
won  world's  single  sculls  champ,  from  Walter 
Hoover  (Duluth,  Minn.).  1924,  won  Olympic 
trials     (Phila.)  ;    lost    title    to    Jack    Beresford 


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(Olympic  games,  Paris,  Fr.)  ;  won  Natl.  Asso. 
and  Natl,  champ,  singles  (Springfield,  Mass.). 
1925,  won  Canadian  Natl.  440  dash  and  1*4  mi. 
singles  (St.  Catherine,  Ont.)  ;  and  Natl,  double 
1%  mi.  champ.   (Canada). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  War  Record; 
Enlisted  U.S.N.  Aviation,  1917;  transferred  to 
army  aviation,  1918;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  1918;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Bach- 
elor's Barge  C. ;  Union  League.  Hobby:  Rowing. 
Married:  Elizabeth  B.  Godshalk,  Dec.  21,  1922. 
Office:  1342  Widener  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  .Home: 
526  Putnam  Rd.,  Merion,  Pa. 

GILMORE,  WHEELER,  baseball.  Born: 
Merchantville,  N.  J.,  Oct.  5,  1896.  Son  of  S.  C. 
and  Hannah  (Wheeler)  Gilmore.  Ed.;  Lens- 
downe  H.S. ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1918. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Lansdowne  H.  S.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  (catcher)  teams.  1915,  catcher,  Univ. 
of  Penn  freshman  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  catcher, 
Univ.  of  Penn.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem. 
Strawbridge  &  Clothier  B.B.  team.  1920-22, 
prof.  B.B.,  mem.  Delaware  Co.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dept.  mgr.,  mirror  factory. 
War  Record:  Enlisted,  U.S.A.,  May,  1917;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  Aug.  1917;  discharged,  1919,  certificate 
San  Mur  Training  Artillery  Sch.  Affiliations; 
Penn  Varsity  C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Sphinx.  Mar- 
ried: Edith  Thompson,  Feb.  14,  1920.  Children: 
Wheeler,  Jr.,  age  7 ;  Jean  Thompson,  age  4. 
Office;  Hires  Turner  Glass  Co.,  30th  and  Wal- 
nut Sts.,  PhUa.,  Pa.  Home:  4406  Bond  Ave., 
Drexel  Hill,  Pa. 

GIMMIE,  PATSY,  football.  Born:  Endicott, 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  1,  1904.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Lucia 
(Cinot)  Gimmie.  Ed.:  Union-Endicott  H.  Sch.; 
Susquehanna  Univ. 

Record:  1919-24,  mem.  Union-Endicott  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams ;  engaged  in  ama- 
teur boxing  tournaments  under  the  auspices  of 
the  Amer.  Legion ;  lost  amateur  lightweight 
champ,  of  Southern  N.  Y.,  1924.  1924-28,  mem. 
Susquehanna  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1925,  recognized  by  Spaulding  F.B. 
Guide  as  one  of  the  leading  "ends"  in  the  East. 
1927,  capt.  Susquehanna  Univ.  varsity  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation-  Student,  Susquehanna  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Varsity  "S"  Club;  mem.  Ath.  Bd., 
Univ.  of  Susquehanna ;  Phi  Mu  Delta ;  Pre-Le- 
gal  Soc. ;  Natural  Science  Club ;  Owls ;  I.T.K.'s, 
Susquehanna  Staff ;  Clio  Literary  Soc. ;  Debat- 
ing Asso. ;  Hassinger  Club.  Hobby:  Sports  and 
political  science.  Home  ■  501  E.  Franklin  St., 
Endicott,  N.  Y. 

GINSBURG,  ERWIN  CHARLES,  football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  9,  1906.  Son  of  Herman 
A.   and   Elizabeth    (Goldfarb)    Ginsburg.     Ed.: 


Tulare    (Cal.)    H.S.,  1922;    Fresno   State  Coll., 
1927. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Tulare  H.  S.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Fresno  City  Playground 
Dept.  1924-25,  played  in  Fresno  City  and  San 
Joaquin  Valley  finals.  1925126,  mem.  F.S.  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (All-Conf.  Far  West).  1926-27,  mem. 
F.S.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (2nd.  All-Conf.,  '27; 
elected  capt.  for  '28)  ;  winner  annual  singles 
and  doubles  handball  tournaments ;  mem.  track 
team  F.S.  Coll.  (estab.  broad  jump  Conf.  record, 
22'  2",  1926).  1927,  mem.  F.S.  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(entered  in  city  champs.).  1928,  mem.  F.S. 
Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation;  Student.  Affiliations:  Mu 
Alpha  Delta ;  Omicron  Pi  Honor  Soc. ;  Asso. 
Men  Students  (pres.)  ;  Coll.  Theater  (pres.)  ; 
Eng.  C. ;  Block  "F"  Soc.  Hobby:  Dramatics. 
Office:  Fresno  State  Coll.,  Fresno,  Cal.  Home; 
839  Poplar  Ave.,  Fresno,  Cal. 

GLANCY,  HARRY  S.,  swimming.  Born: 
Bens  Run,  W.  Va.,  Sept.  17,  1904.  Son  of  Jer- 
ome and  Esther  (Smith)  Glancy.  Ed.;  Shen- 
ley  H.S.  (Pittsburgh)  ;  Mercerburg  Acad.;  Cin- 
cinnati  (O.)  Night  Law  Sch. 

Record:'  Mem.  Shenley  H.  S.  swimming  team. 
1922-24,  mem.  Mercerburg  Acad,  swimming  team. 
Mem.  Pittsburgh  A.A.  swimming  team ;  mem. 
Y.M.C.A.  (Cincinnati)  swimming  team;  mem. 
Penn.  A.C.  swimming  team.  1924,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  world  champ,  relay  team.  1925,  won 
mile  (free  style)  and  medley  race,  Natl,  champ. 
(Seattle,  Wash.).  1927,  capt.  Amer.  swim, 
team  making  tour  of  Japan ;  team,  runner-up, 
Pan-Pac.  champ.  (Tokio,  Jap.)  ;  team,  winner 
of  meet,  estab.  world  record  800  meter  relay ; 
won  220  yd.  Pan-Pac.  champ.  (Asaha,  Jap.)  ; 
team  estab.  world  record  for  half  mi.  relay 
(Honolulu)  ;  won  220  yd.  dash  (from  Walton, 
Pac.  Coast  title  holder),  Olympia  C.  (San  Fran- 
cisco ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Financing,  Studebaker 
Corp.  Affiliations;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby:  Swim- 
ming and  handball.  Married:  Irma  Mae  Lucas, 
Apr.  28,  1925.  Office:  Penn  A.C,  Phila.,- Pa. 
Home;  C/o  H.  T.  Lucas,  Cleveswarsaw  Pike, 
Cinn.,'o. 


GLAZE,  JOHN  B.,  capt.  Dartmouth  Coll.  var- 
sity football  (1906-07)  and  baseball  (1908) 
teams.  Born:  Denver,  Coll.  June  25,  1885.  Son 
of  Daniel  W.  and  Caroline  Glaze.  Ed.:  State 
Prep.  Sch.  (Boulder,  Colo.),  1904;  B.S.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1908 ;  B.S.,  Mass.  Inst.  Tech.,  1912. 

Record:  1900-04,  mem.  State  Prep.  F.B.,  track 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1903,  B.B.,  1904; 
state  champ,  in  F.B.  3  yrs.,  B.B.,  2  yrs.)  ;  1904- 
07,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(capt.,    1906-07).       1905-08,    mem.     Dartmouth 


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Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1908)  1908-09, 
coach,  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1921-26,  Dart- 
mouth F.B.  scout.     1925-26,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Research  engr.,  Norton  Co. 
Affiliations:  "Generators ;"  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Niagara  Univ.  C. ;  Niagara  C. ;  Niagara 
Falls  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  tennis,  playground 
ball  and  bowling.  Married;  Marian  E.  Strauss, 
Aug.  18,  1915.  Children:  Donald  Ralph,  age  11; 
John,  age  8;  Mary  Caroline,  age  8.  Office:  Nor- 
ton Co.,  Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y.  Home:  13  Roe- 
bling  PI.,  Niagara  Falls,  N.  Y. 

GLENN,  BOB  BURDETTE,  baseball.  Born: 
West  Sunbury,  Pa.,  June  16,  1894.  Son  of  John 
Horace  and  Ida  Mary  (Shira)  Glenn.  Ed.; 
Grove  City  Coll.  (Pa.)  ;  W.  Sunbury  Acad; 
B.S.C.E.,  Univ.  Mich.,  1919. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Grove  City  B.B.  team. 
1916,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  varsity  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1919),  won  Big  Ten  champ.,  1918-19). 
1920,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  St.  Louis  Cardinals. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.,  C.E.  in  Oregon  State 
Coll.  Mil.  Record:  In  Engrs.  Res.  Corp;  disch., 
1918  to  instruct  in  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  Mich.  Affilia- 
tions; Masons;  N.W.  Soc.  of  Highway  Engrs.; 
Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  dir.  Kiwanis  C. ;  vice-pres. 
Corvallis  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  Evelyn  Fulkerson,  June  12, 
1922.  Child;  Mary  Margaret,  age  3.  Office: 
Ore.  State  Coll.,  Corvallis,  Ore.  Home:  2825 
Arnold  Way,  Corvallis,  Ore. 

GLOCKLER,  OTTO  G.,  tennis.  Born:  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Sept.  24,  1889.  Son  of  Fred  and 
Marie  (Roller)  Glockler.  Ed.:  Fall  River  Sch.; 
West.  Roxbury  H.  Sch.,  1908. 

Record:  1918-21,  hold  New  England  singles 
tennis  and  squash-racquets  champ.  1921,  com- 
peted against  Jack  Souter  for  world's  tennis 
champ.  1921-28,  Chevy  Chase  Club  tennis  coach. 
Pro.  instr.,  Racquet  and  Chevy  Chase  Club 
(Wash.,  D.C.). 

Pres.  Occupation;  Instr.  in  tennis.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Henley  F.  Hallberg,  Sept.  19, 
1914.  Children:  Walter  H.,  age  12;  Ralph  O., 
age  10;  Anna  Belle,  age  1.  Office;  Chevy  Chase 
Club,  Chevy  Chase,  Md.  Home:  6640  Piney  Br. 
Rd.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

GLOTH,  WILLIAM  C,  football.  Born:  Erie, 
Pa.,  Aug.  7,  1886.  Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Mary 
(Conrad)  Gloth.  Ed.:  Erie  H.S. ;  Univ.  of  Penn, 
1905 ;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Va.,  7908. 

Record:  1904,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  freshman 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Penn  varsity  F.B.  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Va.  F.B.  team ;  All-South  Atl.  center  (capt.,  '08). 
1908,  mentioned  by  Walter  Camp  for  AU-Amer. 
center    (1st  man  ever  mentioned  for  All-Amer. 


in    So.).    1909-10,    head    coach,    V.M.I.     1908-15, 
mem.  Alumni  coaching  staff  Univ.  of  Va. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Pros.  Atty.,  Arling- 
ton Co.,  Va.  Affiliations:  Masons  (32°)  ;  Odd 
Fellows;  Wash.  G.  &  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Address:  Rosslyn,  Va. 


GOBLE,  FRANK  LESTER,  basketball,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Vestal,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  19, 
1902.  Son  of  Wm.  Hugh  and  Verna  Mable  (Ab- 
bey) Goble.  Ed.:  Waverly  H.  Sch.,  1920;  Cor- 
nell Sch.  of  Phy.  Ed.,  1922;  Cortland  Normal 
and  Training  Sch.  of  Phy.  Ed.,  1923;  Alfred 
Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20,  asst.  phy.  ed.  dir.,  Waverly 
Public  Schs.  1920-23,  phy.  ed.  dir.  and  coach 
Southampton  (N.  Y.)  Public  Schs.  (F.B.  champ., 
1920-21).  1923-24,  phy.  ed.  dir.  and  coach  Boon- 
ton  (N.  J.)  Public  Schs.  (champ,  track  team, 
1924).  1924-28,  instr.  phy.  ed.  and  freshman 
coach  Alfred  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phy.  ed.  instr.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Sigma  Phi;  Natl.  Bd.  of  Approved  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Married:  Mary  Catherine 
Ginocchio,  Aug.  30,  1927.  Address:  Culver  Hill, 
Southampton,  N.  Y. 


GODBOLD,  LUCILE  ELLERBE,  world 
champ,  shotput  for  women.  Born:  Marion,  S.  C, 
May  31,  1900.  Daughter  of  W.  A.  and  Lucie 
(Ellerbe)  Godbold.  Ed.:  S.C.  Coll.  for  Women 
(Winthrop),  1922;  A.B.,  Columbia,  1926  (Colum- 
bia, S.  C). 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  S.C.  Coll.  Bskt.B., 
hockey  (capt.,  '22)  and  track  teams.  1922,  mem. 
1st  Internatl.  women's  track  team  ;  made  world's 
record  shotput  (Paris,  Fr.),  8-lb.  shot,  37'  11". 
Won  hop,  step  and  jump;  3rd,  javelin  throw; 
3rd,  1000  meter  run ;  2nd,  Bskt.B.  throw.  1924- 
25,  Girls'  Phys.  Dir.  Univ.  of  S.  C.  1923-28, 
Phys.  Dir.  Columbia  Coll.   (S.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physical  dir.  Affiliations: 
Natl.  Track  A.A.  (sec).  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  Columbia  Coll.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 


GODFREY,  ERNEST  R.,  football.  Born: 
Dover,  Ohio,  Apr.  19,  1893.  Son  of  Andrew  and 
Christiana  (Lahmers)  Godfrey.  Ed.:  Dover  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Dover  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1907-11,  mem.  Dover  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt. 
and  coach,  1911).  1912-13-14,  mem.  Ohio  State 
Univ.  F.  B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1915-16  coach 
Wooster  H.  Sch.  (Wooster,  Ohio).  1916-28,  ath. 
dir.  and  coach  Wittenburg  Coll.  (Springfield, 
Ohio).  Played  pro.  F.B.  with  Cleveland  Indians 
and  pro.  Bskt.B.,  Dayton,  Ohio. 


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GODFREY,  MRS.  FRANK  HARRIMAN,  ten- 
nis. Born:  Albany,  N.  Y.,  June  30,  1892.  Daugh- 
ter of  Rufus  King  and  Ida  (Willey)  Townsend. 
Ed.:  Fenimore  Cooper  Sen. ;  St.  Agnes'  Sen. 

Record:  1921,  Womens  Natl.  Clay  (doubles) 
champs,  with  Mrs.  B.  E.  Cole ;  runner-up  in 
singles.  1922,  champ,  of  Bahamas  (singles  and 
doubles  with  Mrs.  Bishop ;  Women's  Natl,  in- 
door champs,  (doubles)  with  Mrs.  Jessup;  run- 
ner-up in  mixed  (doubles)  with  R.  N.  Williams; 
R.  I.  State  champs,  mixed  (doubles)  with  Wal- 
lace Johnson.  1923,  champs,  of  So.  Fla.  mixed 
(doubles)  with  Beals  Wright;  champs,  of  Fla. 
with  Miss  Cassel ;  Natl,  indoor  champ,  (dou- 
bles) with  Mrs.  Cole;  Natl,  clay  court  champs, 
(doubles)  with  Miss  Bancroft.  1926,  R.  I.  State 
(doubles)    champs,  with  Miss  Bayard. 

Affiliations:  Brookline  C.C. ;  Longwood  Crick- 
et Club ;  House  Comm.  and  Ladies'  Tennis 
Comm. ;  Longwood  covered  courts ;  chrmn.  of 
U.  S.  Natl,  indoor  tournament  comm.  Married: 
Frank  Harriman  Godfrey,  Oct.  16,  1913.  Ad- 
dress :  59  Holland  Road,  Brookline,  Mass. 

GOEBEL,  WILLIAM  P.,  golf.  Born:  Bronx, 
N.  Y.,  June  21,  1892.  Son  of  A.  M.  and  Regina 
(Hilpert)    Goebel.     Ed.:  Public   schools. 

Record:  1910-13,  asst.  G.P.  Inwood  C.C,  In- 
wood,  L.  I.  1914-15,  asst.  G.P.  Hollywood  C.C, 
Deal  Beach,  N.  J.  1916,  asst.  G.P.  Siwanoy 
C.C,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.  1917-18,  asst.  G.P. 
Raritan  Valley  C.C,  Somerville,  N.  J.  1918, 
G.P.  Bound  Brook  C.C,  Bound  Brook,  N.  J. 
1919,  G.P.  Fla.  C.C,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  1920- 
28,  G.P.  Charlotte  C.C,  Charlotte,  N.  C  1923, 
qualified  Natl.  Open  tournament,  Inwood,  L.  I. 
1923-25-26,  qualified  in  Natl.  G.P.  tournament, 
Pelham,  N.  Y.  1926,  won  So.  East.  Open  G. 
tournament,  Atlanta,  Ga. ;  won  G.P.  A.  tourna- 
ment, Charlotte,  N.  C ;  qualified  in  Natl.  Open 
tournament,  Columbus,  Ohio.  1927,  won  Caro- 
lina Open  G.  champ.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  War  Service: 
Enlisted  aviation,  1918;  6  months  in  France; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  P.  O.  S.  of 
A.;  Charlotte  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Blanche  Daniels,  1922.  Children:  William  P., 
Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  Charlotte  C.C,  Charlotte, 
N.  C.     Home:    1701  Thomas  Ave.,  Charlotte,  N.  C 

GOETZ,  ANGUS  G.,  capt.  Univ.  Mich,  football 
team,  1919-20.  Born:  Detour,  Mich.,  July  6, 
1897.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Ann  (McDonald) 
Goetz.  Ed.:  Sault  Ste.  Marie  H.  Sch. ;  M.D., 
Univ.  Mich.  Med.  Coll. ;  Univ.  Mich.  Lit.  Coll. 

Record :  mem.  1913-14  Sault  Ste  Marie  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (Upper  Peninsula  champs.).  1917- 
20,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1919-20).  1919,  mem.  Walter  Camp's  3rd  All- 
Amer.,  All- West,  and  All-Conf.  F.B.  team.  1920, 
Walter  Camp's  2nd  All-Amer.,  All-Conf.  and 
All-West,  sects.  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Orthopedic  surgeon.  Affili- 
ations: Chi  Phi ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  pres.  Mich  "M" 
Club,  1925.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  1551 
David  Whitney  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  308 
Rowena    St.,   Detroit,   Mich. 

GOLD,  JOHN  KENDALL,  pole  vault.  Born: 
Faribault,  Minn.,  Apr.  28,  1890.  Son  of  Sidney 
Kendall  and  Catherine  W.  (Kedney)  Gold.  Ed.: 
H.  Sch.  (St.  James,  Minn.)  ;  Sewanee  Mil. 
Acad.;  M.A.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1913. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  H.  Sch.,  (St.  James, 
Minn.)    F.B.,    B.B.,    Bskt.B.    and    track    teams. 

1908,  first  place  So.  Minn.  I.S.  meet  at  Man- 
kato,  Minn.,  100-yd.  dash,  low  hurdles,  broad 
jump   and  pole-vault ;    runner-up,  220-yd.   dash. 

1909,  mem.  Sewanee  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  team  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team).  1909-10-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  and  gym  teams  (inter-class  track  meet 
broad  jump,  23  ft.  4  in.).  1912,  won  Univ.  of 
Wis.  pole-vault  in  many  meets;  tied  for  first 
place  pole  vault  in  conf.  meet;  tied  for  first 
place  in  Olympic  trial.  1913,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  track  team;  broke  world's  record  pole- 
vault,  12  ft.  8  in.;  won  pole-vault  in  all  meets; 
established  conf.  record,  12  ft.  8*4  in. ;  won  pole- 
vault  at  Minn.  Ath.  Club  meet,  12  ft.  10%  in. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner,  mgr.  Oriental  Mo- 
tor Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Omega ;  Kappa 
Sigma  ;  Masons ;  Internatl.  Rotary  Club  ;  Cham- 
ber of  Com.;  Amer.  Club;  mem.  Bd.  of  Govs. 
Columbia  C.C;  Shanghai  G.C.;  Chicago  Ath. 
Club.  Married:  Agnes  M.  Brewer,  Mineral 
Point,  Wis.,  Feb.  9,  1915.  Children:  Marcia 
Mary  (deceased);  Katherine  Kemp,  age  10; 
Sydney  Kendall,  age  8;  Jacqueline  Agnes,  age 
3.  Office:  Route  Vallon,  Shanghai,  China.  Home: 
Route  Winling,  Shanghai,  China. 

GOLDBLATT,  EMANUEL  MENCHY,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  12, 
1904.  Son  of  Nathan  and  Dora  (Nathanson) 
Goldblatt.  Ed.  ■  So.  Phila.  H.S.,  1923;  Univ.  of 
Penn.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-22.  mem.  So.  Phila.  H.A.  varsity 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Penn.  B.B.  team.  1924-25.,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Penn  varsity  B.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Penn   varsity   Bskt.B.    (All-Call,   guard). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teaching  sch.,  attending 
law  sch.  Affiliations:  Varsity  C;  Vet.  Aths. ; 
Phi  Beta  Delta;  Kappa  Phi  Kappa.  Ed.:  C 
Hobby:  Basketball.  Address:  1607  S.  6th  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 


GOLDIE,  WILLIAM  BRADSHAW,  capt., 
University  of  Wisconsin  cross-country  team, 
1914.  Born-  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Aug.  1,  1891. 
Son  of  James  and  Sarah  Ann  (Bradshaw) 
Goldie.  •  Ed.:  S.  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwaukee,  Wis.), 
1910 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1916. 


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Record:  190910,  mem.  S.  Div.  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross-country 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1912-13,  capt., 
1914).  1913-15-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (West.  Conf.  champ,  indoors,  1913;  out- 
doors, 1915-16). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec,  Second  Ward 
Securities  Co.  (Milwaukee,  Wis.).  Mil.  Service: 
Comnd.  2nd  Lieut.  Air  Service.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Natl.  Aeronautic  Asso. ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Michiwaukee  C.C. ;  Univ.  Club;  "W"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Wis.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lillian  Kaum- 
heiiner,  Sept.  15,  1921.  Children:  Beth,  age  3. 
Office:  3rd  and  West  Water  Sts.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.  Home:  1280  Prospect  Ave.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. 

GOLDSBOROUGH,  ARCHIES  FRANK,  mem. 
U.S.  Internat.  Dewar  rifle  team.  Born:  Sioux 
City,  Iowa,  Apr.  22,  1890.  Son  of  Harry  W.  and 
Ella  (Friel)  Goldsborough.  Ed.:  Los  Angeles 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  U.  S.  Internat.  Dewar 
rifle  team ;  asst.  coach,  Calif,  civilian  rifle  team 
(won  civilian  trophy,  Natl,  team  match)  ;  asst. 
coach,  West,  team  (won  East.-West.  match, 
Camp  Peary,  Ohio);  won  Swiss  match;  Her- 
cules Trophy,  Calif,  rifle  champ.,  etc. 

Pres.  Occupation;  Radio  technician,  transmis- 
sion expert,  Birkel  Music  Co.  (Los  Angeles). 
War  Record:  In  Photographic  Div.  Signal 
Corps,  U.S.A.,  A.E.F.  as  Sergt.,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: K.P. ;  Long  Beach  Rifle  Club.  Hobby; 
Rifle  and  pistol  shooting.  Married:  Verna  Law- 
yer, Dec.  5,  1917.  Children;  Harry,  age  6 ; 
Gladys  Ellen,  age  3.  Address:  1764  Atchison 
St.,  Pasadena,  Calif. 

GOLDSBOROUGH,    PHILLIPS    LEE.,    JR., 

pres.  Middle  Atl.  L.T.A.  Born:  Cambridge, 
Mass.,  Jan.  21,  1897.  Son  of  P.  L.  and  Ellen 
(Showell)  Goldsborough.  Ed.  •  Tome  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1920. 

Record:  1916-17-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  ten- 
nis team  (capt.  '20).  1920-28,  mem.  Balto.  C.C. 
tennis  teams.  1924-27,  Balto.  singles  champ. 
1928,  pres.  Middle  Atl.  L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Invest,  banker,  J.  A.  W. 
Iglehart  &  Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  Amer.  Am- 
bulance Corps,  French  Army,  1917-18;  2nd.  Lt., 
A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Balto.  C.C;  Balto. 
C. ;  Md.  C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married;  Eve- 
line G.  Fenner,  Dec.  18,  1923.  Children:  Phillips 
Lee,  3rd,  age  3  %  ;  Chas.  Fenner,  age  1.  Office; 
102  St.  Paul  St.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  4200  Wick- 
ford  Rd.,  Balto.,  Md. 

GOLDSTEIN,  SAMUEL  KELLAR,  soccer. 
Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  12,  1905.  Son  of 
Simon  and  Eva  (Kramer)  Goldstein.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Penn,  1927;  LL.B.,  Columbia,  1930. 


Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Boys  Brooklyn  H.  S. 
B.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  '22).  1922, 
mem.  Brooklyn  Intersch.  champ,  soccer  team. 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  B.B.  and  soccer  teams 
(champ,  soccer  team  Penn  State  League,  '26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Grand 
historian;  Beta  Sigma  Rho ;  Penn  Varsity  C. 
Office:  616  W.  114th  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  176 
Livingston  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


GOLDSWORTHY,  HARRY  EDGAR,  football. 
Bom:  Rosalia,  Wash.,  Oct.  5,  1883.  Son  of  J. 
H.  and  Eliza  (Booth)  Goldsworthy.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Wash.  State  Coll.,  1908. 

Record:  1904-1907,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1906).  1907,  team  won  N.W. 
champ.  1908,  coach  F.B.  and  track  Davenport, 
Wash.  H.  S.  1909,  dir.  ath.  Cheney  State  Normal 
Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Bk.  of  Rosalia ;  pres.  McCoy  FJlev.  Co. ;  Sigma 
Nu ;  Phi  Kappa ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Masons ;  K.P. 
Hobby:  Politics.  Married:  Pearl  Flood.  CMU 
dren:  H.  Edgar,  age  14 ;  Robert,  age  10.  Home: 
Rosalia,  Wash. 


GOLDWATER,  ROBERT  WILLIAMS,  golf. 
Born:  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  July  4,  1910.  Son  of  Barry 
and  Josephine  (Williams)  Goldwater.  Ed.: 
Phoenix  H.  Sch.,  1927 ;  Univ.  of  111. 

Record :  1921-27,  mem.  Phoenix  H.  Sch.  tennis, 
golf,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921,  won  2nd 
flight  invitation  golf  meet.  1922,  qualified  S. 
West,  golf  tournament.  1927,  won  State  champ, 
and  S.  West,  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  419  East  John  St., 
Champaign,  111.  Home:  710  N.  Cen.  Ave.,  Phoe- 
nix, Ariz. 

GOOD,  BENJAMIN  FRANKLIN,  JR.,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Lancaster,  Pa.,  July  10,  1898.  Son 
of  Benjamin  F.  and  Elizabeth  (Bellemere) 
Good.   Ed.:  F.  and  M.  Acad. ;  Mercersburg  Acad. 

Record :  1913-17,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1918-28,  officiating  and 
playing  pro.  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Leaf  Tobacco  business. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hob- 
by: Athletics.  Married:  Florence  Trissler,  Nov. 
30,  1921.  Children:  Benjamin  Franklin,  3rd, 
age  3.  Office:  522  N.  Mulberry  St.,  Lancaster, 
Pa.    Home:  614  N.  Duke  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

GOODE,  BENJAMIN  LIVINGSTON,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Harvey,  W.  Va.,  Apr.  19, 
1S99.  Son  of  George  and  Lizzora  (Brown) 
Goode.  Ed.:  W.  Va.  Collegiate  Inst.,  1921;  B. 
S.,  Mich.  State  Coll.,  1925. 


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Record:  1916-21,  mem..  W.  Va.  Collegiate 
Inst,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1918-20,  mem.  W.  Va. 
Collegiate  Inst.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919, 
mem.  W.  Va.  Collegiate  Inst,  track  team.  1922- 
23-24,  mem.  Mich.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1926, 
dir.  phys.  ed.  S.  C  State  Coll.  (Orangeburg,  S. 
C).    F.B.  Official  of  Ga.-Car.  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach  and  instr.  of  agri. 
Mil.  Service:  Sgt.  in  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha  Psi ;  Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  Mason ;  Varsity  C 
(Mich.  State  Coll.)  ;  "W"  Club  (W.  Va.  Collegi- 
ate Inst.).  Hobby:  Bees.  Married:  Leona  Mills, 
1925.    Address:  Inst.  St.,  Inst.,  W.  Va. 

GOODE,  RAY  D.  (LEFTY),  worlds  high 
school  javelin  record,  1921-24.  Born:  Lancaster, 
Mo.,  Feb.  5,  1904.  Son  of  Daniel  Grant  and 
Nancy  (Griffith)  Goode.  Ed.:  White  Hall  111. 
H.  Sch.,  1923;  McKendree  Coll.,  1929. 

Record :  1920,  mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  track).  1922,  capt.  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1923,  capt.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams,  established  world's  H.  Sch.  javelin 
record;  mem.  111.  State  champ,  team  (rec'd.  in- 
dividual honor  trophy).  1925,  holder  of  111.  W. 
A.A.  javelin  and  discus  throw,  Nineteen-Javelin 
193  ft. ;  mem.  Little  Nineteen  Champ.  F.B.  team. 
192526,  record  in  McKendree  Inter-Sch.  meet 
exhibition  210  ft.   (field  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  McKendree  Coll. 
Affiliations:  "M"  Club  (McKendree  Coll.).  Hob- 
by: Hunting  and  sports.  Home:  711  S.  Hickory, 
Sapulpa,  Okla. 

GOODELL,  WARREN  FRANKLIN,  track. 
Born:  Loda,  111.,  July  7,  1899.  Son  of  Warren 
S.  and  Lucy  (Wendland)  Goodell.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter,   1917;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1921. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(high  jump). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking,  State  Bank  of 
Loda,  111.  Mil.  Service:  Marine  Unit  Harvard 
S.A.T.C,  1918.  Married:  Dorothy  Talbot,  Sept. 
14,  1922.  Children:  Warren  Franklin,  Jr.,  age  4 ; 
Barbara  Talbot,  age  1.    Address:  Loda,  111. 

GOODMAN,  AUBREY  LOUIS,  mem.  Big  Ten 
Conference  championship  football  team,  1924. 
Born:  Lott,  Tex.,  Feb.  18,  1904.  Son  of  Bern- 
hardt Myer  and  Bessie  (Stein)  Goodman.  Ed.: 
Waco  H.  Sch.,  1920;  Baylor  Univ.,  1923;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1925;  Rush  Medical  Coll. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Waco  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1920,  mem.  Baylor  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  192123,  mem. 
Baylor  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams  (S. 
West.  Conf.  F.B.  champ.,  1922;  won  S.  West. 
Conf.  discus  throw,  1923).  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams  (Big  Ten 
F.B.  champ.,  picked  by  writers  on  2nd  and  3rd 


All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  mentioned  by  Walter  Eck- 
ersall  All-Conf.  Big  Ten  team).  1925,  mem.  111. 
A.C.  track  team.  1926,  mem.  Chicago  Bulls  pro. 
F.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Chicago  Bears  and  Car- 
dinals pro.  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Nu;  111.  A.C;  "C"  Club  (Univ.  of  Chicago). 
Address:  704  N.  4th  St.,  Waco,  Tex. 

GOODRICH,  JOSEPH  FRANK,  All-Maine 
guard,  1922-23.  Born:  N.  Berwick,  Me.,  Oct. 
17,  1891.  Son  of  Richard  and  Etta  (Barker) 
Goodrich.  Ed.:  Coburn  Classical  Inst.;  B.S., 
Colby  Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Coburn  Classical  Inst. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921).  1922-23,  mem.  Colby 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (chosen  All-Me.  guard).  1924, 
coach  Coburn  Classical  Inst.  F.B.  team.  1927- 
28,  coach  Colby  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Waterville  Boys' 
Club.  Affiliations:  Rotary  ;  Mason  ;  Odd  Fellows ; 
Zeta  Psi;  Colby  Coll.  A.A. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials ;  Waterville  Hockey  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Alice  McClain,  Oct.  12,  1916.  Children: 
Edson,  age  13.  Office:  Temple  St.,  Waterville, 
Me.     Home:  30  Pleasant  St.,  Waterville,  Me. 

GOODSON,  ORR,  football,  basketball.  Born: 
Parnell,  Mo.,  May  8,  1901.  Son  of  Eugene  and 
Myrtle  (Orr)  Goodson.  Ed.:  Lincoln  (Nebr.) 
H.  Sch.,  1919;  Hot  Springs  (S.  Dak.)  H.  Sch., 
1920;  Univ.  Nebr.,  1925;  George  Washington 
Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B., 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1919;  F.B. 
team  won  I.C.  champ.,  1918;  track  team  won 
Nebr.  Inter-Sch.  champ.,  1919).  1919-20,  mem. 
Hot  Springs  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1920).  1923-25,  mem. 
Univ.  Nebr.  Bskt.B.  team  (runner-up  in  Mo. 
Valley  Conf.,  1925;  capt.-elect,  1925-26;  All- 
Conf.  center,  1925).  1925-26,  mem.  Hillyard 
Chem.  Co.  (Natl.  A.A.U.  champ.).  1926-27, 
mem.  George  Washington  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Affiliations: 
Employee  Library  Cong. ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  "N" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Nebr.)  ;  "G  W"  Club  (George 
Washington  Univ.).  Office:  Library  of  Cong., 
Wash.,  D.  C  Home:  2115  F  St.  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C 

GOODWIN,  RUSSELL  B.,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Jan.  5, 
1893.  Son  of  James  T.  and  Jennie  (Bryan) 
Goodwin.  Ed.:  Wheeling  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Wash. 
and  Jeff.  Coll.,  1915;  LL.D.,  Wash,  and  Lee 
Univ.,  1918. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Wheeling  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1910).  1908-11, 
mem.  Wheeling  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1911-14, 
mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  F.B.  team    (capt,  1913). 


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1912-15,  mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1913- 
14,  mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Nesbitt,  Goodwin 
and  Nesbitt.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Wheeling 
C.C.  Married:  Helen  Marsh,  June  17,  1915. 
Children:  Virginia  F.,  age  11 ;  Thomas  A.,  age 
7 ;  Helen  Louise,  age  4.  Office:  800  Riley  Law 
Bldg.,  Wheeling  W.  Va.  Home:  9  Maple  Ave., 
Wheeling,  W.  Va. 


GOODWIN,  WALTER  L.,  JR.,  member  Olym- 
pic crew  (sub.),  1924.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y., 
Mar.  12,  1902.  Son  of  Walter  L.  and  Elizabeth 
(Sage)  Goodwin.  Ed.:  Groton  Sch.,  1920;  A.B., 
Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  F.B.  team 
and  crew.  1921,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1922-23-24,  mem.  Yale  junior  varsity  crew.  1924, 
mem.  Olympic  8-oared  crew   (sub.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher,  J.  B.  Lippincott 
Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Clubs:  Racquet  (Phila.)  ;  Univ. 
Barge  (Phila.).  Married:  Beatrice  B.  Sewell, 
May  14,  1927.  Office:  227  S.  6th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Rydal,  Pa. 


GOODWIN,  WILLIAM  HOBBS,  track.  Born: 
Dedham,  Mass.,  May  4,  1898.  Son  of  Wm. 
Hobbs  and  Eleanor  (Sherwin)  Goodwin.  Ed.  • 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1920;  M.B.A.,  Harvard  Univ. 
Sch.  of  Bus.  Admin.,   1922. 

Record:  1917-19-20,  mem.  Harvard  cross  coun- 
try track  team.  1920,  won  the  880  in  tech. 
meet  and  the  440  in  Yale  meet  in  50  3/5  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trader,  Kimball  Russell  & 
Co.  (Boston)  ;  investment  counsel.  War  Rec- 
ord: In  Harvard  R.O.T.C.,  1917;  Amer.  R.C. 
Ambulance  service,  Italy,  1918;  Marine  unit, 
Harvard,  in  training  for  Marine  aviation. 
Clubs ;  Harvard  C. ;  Longwood  Cricket.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Office:  31  Milk  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  169  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


GOODWINE,  EARL,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Hoopeston,  111.,  Nov.  28,  1904.  Son  of  Earl  and 
Eula  (Janis)  Goodwine.  Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.; 
Yale  Univ. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  1924).  1923,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Yale  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1926, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Yale 
champ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi ;  Scroll  and  Key  Soc. ;  Yale  Univ.  Club ;  The 
Hill  Sch.  Club  at  Yale  (pres.).  School;  758 
Yale  Station,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  West 
Lebanon,  Ind. 


GORDON,  GEORGE  L.,  baseball  and  football. 
Born:  Coatesville,  Pa.,  May  15,  1889.  Son  of 
William  Truman  and  Mary  P.  (Hall)  Gordon. 
Ed.  •  Coatesville  H.  Sch.,  1908 ;  Dickinson  Coll. ; 
C.e!,  Univ.  Pa.,  1913. 

Record:  4  yrs.  mem.  Coatesville  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  3  yrs.  mem.  Coatesville  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1  yr.  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  B.B. 
and  FB.  teams.  1910,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  var- 
sity B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  gen.  mgr.  of  sales, 
Lukens  Steel  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta; 
Phi  Kappa  Beta ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Penn 
A.C.  Child:  Frederic  H.,  age  9.  Office:  S.  First 
Ave.,  Coatesville,  Pa.  Home:  1219  E.  Lincoln 
Highway,  Coatesville,  Pa. 


GORDON,  ROBERT  PLEASANTS,  swimming. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  July  5,  1899.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Jessie  Chrystal  (MacDonald)  Gordon.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1921. 

Record :  1919-20,  won'  2nd  place  in  plunge  for 
distance,  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  meet;  mem.  "Big 
Ten"  Conf.  champ,  team  (1919).  1921,  won  1st 
place  in  plunge  for  distance,  "Big  Ten"  Conf. 
meet ;  mem.  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  champ,  team ;  mem. 
All-Amer.  collegiate  swimming  team.  1923,  won 
2nd  place  in  plunge  for  distance,  Allegheny 
Mountain  AA.U.  swimming  champ.  1924,  won 
3rd  place  in  plunge  for  distance,  Internatl. 
Y.M.C.A.  swimming  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Miller;  asst.  foreman,  The 
Quaker  Oats  Co.  Mil.  Service;  Pvt.  Co.  B., 
S.A.T.O,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Kappa  Epsilon  Pi ;  Blackfriars ; 
Order  of  the  "C"  (Univ.  of  Chicago)  ;  Cedar 
Rapids  C.C.  Hobby:  Stamp  collecting.  Mar- 
ried; Josephine  Fisher,  Dec,  1927.  Office: 
Quaker  Oats  Co.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la.  Home: 
1226  Elmhurst  Dr.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 


GORDON,  SPENCER,  tennis.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Mar.  13,-1887.  Son  of  J.  Holdsworth  and 
Mary  (Spencer)  Gordon.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1909;  LL.B.,  George  Wash.  Univ.,  1912. 

Record:  Mem.  Princeton  tennis  team,  (3  yrs.). 
1905,  won  Princeton  Inter-Sch.  tennis  tourna- 
ment. 1911-12,  won  D.  C.  doubles  tournament. 
1912,  won  D.  C.  singles  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Fly- 
ing cadet,  air  service,  Bn.  Div.  Clubs:  Chevy 
Chase;  Racquet.  Married:  Mildred  L.  Jones, 
Feb.  28,  1920.  Office:  Union  Trust  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.   Home:  2219  Calif.  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


GORDON,         WILLIAM         WASHINGTON, 

cricket,    track   and   baseball.    Born:   Savannah, 
Ga.,    Apr.    16,    1866.    Son  of   Gen.   W.   W.    and 


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Eleanor  (Kinzie)  Gordon.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sen., 
1883 ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1886 ;  LL.B.,  Columbia  Univ., 
1889;  B.L.,  Univ.  Ga.,  1890. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Pauls  Sch.  cricket  team, 
(defeated  Harvard,  1881)  ;  mem.  Yale  freshman 
B.B.  team  (vice-pres.  Yale  B.B.  Asso.).  1890, 
pres.  Univ.  Ga.  Ath.  Asso. ;  won  50  yd.  and 
100  yd.  dashes,  120  yd.  hurdle  race  and  high 
jump.  1899,  won  U.  S.  revolver  champ. ;  mem. 
Ga.  Rifle  team,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J. ;  mem.  Ga. 
Cavalry  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Address:  Gordon- 
ston,  Savannah,  Ga. 


GORE,  ALBERT  J.,  tennis  and  baseball. 
Born:  St.  Georges  (Balto.  Co.),  Md.,  June  4, 
1877.  Son  of  A.  W.  and  Martha  (Neel)  Gore. 
Ed.:  Franklin  H.  S.  (Reisterstown,  Md.)  ;  Md. 
State  Normal;  George  Wash.  (Columbian) 
Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1901. 

Record:  1904,  won  Digby,  Novia  Scotia 
doubles  tennis  champ.  1908,  runner-up  Y.M.C.A. 
(Wash.).  1913,  D.  C.  doubles  tennis  champ. 
1914,  won  Alleghenys  champ. ;  won  Fairmount 
(W.  Va.)  doubles  tennis  champ.  1915,  won 
Alleghenys  champ,  men's  doubles  and  mixed 
doubles.  1916,  played  in  9  finals;  won  D.  C. 
champ,  tennis  doubles.  1917,  won  Middle  Atl. 
section  singles ;  runner-up  D.  C.  champ.  1920, 
D.  C.  doubles  champ. ;  mem.  Amer.  team  in 
Cuba.  1922,  played  in  opening  of  Wembleton 
(Eng.)  Tournament.  1923,  runner-up  Natl.  Vet. 
singles.  1924,  won  Old  Dominion  doubles  (Rich- 
mond, Va.).  1926,  won  Natl.  Vet.  doubles 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate  Broker,  A.  J. 
Gore  Co.  Mil.  Record:  Sgt.  Signal  Corp,  Span- 
ish Amer.  War,  1898;  capt.  M.T.C.,  1918-20. 
Affiliations:  Army  &  Navy  C. ;  Racquet  C. ;  Dum- 
barton C. ;  Congressional  C. ;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Nellie  Lyman  Larner,  Nov. 
28,  1905.  Children:  Frances  Larner;  Phillip 
Larner.  Office:  1508  H  St.  N.W.,  D.  C.  Home: 
1746  P  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


GORE,  GEORGE  ABRAM,  hockey  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Aug.  2.  1891.  Son  of 
John  Clancy  and  Ida  Belle  (Ditmers)  Gore. 
Ed.:  Yale,  Ph.B.,  1913;  LL.B.,  1914. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1911-12.  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  team.  Rowed 
N.P.A.A.C.  Jr.  crew  champ.  Mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man hockey  team.  1911-14,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
hockey  team.  Mem.  Yale  varsity  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  War  Record:  Capt. 
Btty.  E  and  D.  15th  F.A.,  2nd  div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Phi  Delta  Phi. 
Clubs:  Dolphin  Rowing;  Multnomah  A.A.C.; 
Portland  Ore. ;  Dolphin  Swimming  and  Boating. 


Hobby:  Rowing.  Office:  57  Suter  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  Home:  1900  Wash.  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 


GORE,  HAROLD  MARTIN  (Kid),  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Jan. 
1,  1891.  Son  of  Avery  W.  and  Ola  (Brookings) 
Gore.  Education:  Quincy  H.  Sch.;  B.  S.,  Mass. 
Agri.  Coll.,  1913;  Harvard  Summer  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 
F.B.  team ;  1919-22,  coach,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.  B.B. 
team ;  1919-28,  head  coach,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  team  (the  1925  Bskt.  B.  team 
claimed  the  mythical  New  Eng.  collegiate  title ; 
the  1926  team  held  highest  percentage  of  wins 
in  New  Eng.)  ;  Dir.,  Western  Mass.  Bskt.  B. 
Officials'  Bd. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach  at  Mass.  Agri. 
Coll.  War  Record:  Plattsburg  O.T.C.,  1917;  1st 
Lieut.  18th  Inf.,  A.E.F.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
Camp  Enajerog  for  Boys  (Wilmington,  Vt., 
1925-28)  ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  pres., 
Western  Mass.  B.B.  Officials'  Bd.,  Masons, 
Shrine,  Amer.  Legion.  Clubs:  Green  Mountain, 
West.  New  Eng.  Officials,  Varsity  Club  (Mass. 
Agri.  Coll.).  Hobby:  Athletic  history  at  Mass. 
Agri.  Coll.  Married :  Jane  Pollard,  Jan.  27,  1922. 
Children:  Harold  M.,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Peter  Berry, 
age  1.  Office:  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.,  Amherst,  Mass. 
Home:  North  Hadley  Rd.,  Amherst,  Mass. 


GORE,  JOHN  EDWARD,  track.  Born:  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  Mar.  20,  1905.  Son  of  John  P.  and 
Mayme  (Wagner)  Gore.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad. ;  Princeton,  1929. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  All-Scholastic  B.B.  team 
of  Boston  and  vicinity ;  mem.  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925, 
New  Eng.  1-mile  champ.  1926,  mem.  Princeton- 
Cornell  track  team  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge  at 
London.  1927,  mem.  Princeton  track  team  win- 
ning in  Yale  and  Cornell  meet;  point  winner 
indoor  I.C.     1928,  point  winner  I.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Epsilon  Sigma.;  Tiger  Inn  Club.  Office:  3-C 
Hamilton  Hall,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  141  Cir- 
cuit Road,  Winthrop,  Mass. 


GORMAN,  BARTLE,  football.  Born:  Utica, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  31,  1897.  Son  of  James  L.  and  Mary 
(Duffy)  Gorman.  Ed.:  Utica  Free  Acad.;  A.B., 
Hamilton  Coll.,  1920;  Albany  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Hamilton  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1919).  1918-20,  mem.  Hamilton 
Coll.  B.B.  team.   1921-22,  coach  K.  C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Services 
Lieut.  U.S.A.,  1918  (Camp  Grant,  111.).  Affilia- 
tions: Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  Univ.  Club.  Office: 
1st  Bank  Bldg.,  Utica,  N.  Y.  Home:  7  Carlile 
Ave.,  Utica,  N.  Y. 


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GOSS,  DAN  J.,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Wooster, 
Mass.,  Sept.  13„  1896.  Son  of  Frank  W.  and 
Mary  Jane  (McCall)  Goss.  Ed.:  Wooster  So. 
H.  Sch. ;  Becker's  Business  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1917,  Wooster  Co.  amateur  golf 
champ,  tournament.  1919,  Natl.  Brea  Bum 
(Mass.)  golf  tournament.  1921,  Natl.  Columbia 
C.C.  (Wash.)  golf  open  tournament.  1922,  qual- 
ified Natl.  P.G.A.  tournament  Oakmont.  1923, 
won  Ga.  and  Ala.  open  golf  tournament;  Roe- 
buck  C.C.  Birmingham  (Ala.)  ;  Natl,  open  golf 
tournament,  Inwood ;  3rd  place  So.  P.G.A.  tour- 
nament Mobile,  Ala.  1917-21,  P.G.  No.  Adams 
C.C.  (Mass.).  1922-25,  P.G.  Woodward  C.C. 
Woodward,  Ala.  1926,  P.G.  Audubon  C.C,  New 
Orleans.  1927-28,  P.G.  Highland  Park  S.C.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Gladys  Ryder, 
Nov.  3,  1921.  Children:  Dan  J.,  Jr.,  age  6.  Ad- 
dress: Highland   Park  G.C.,   Birmingham,  Ala. 

GOSS,  VICTOR  V.,  baseball.  Born:  Mondon, 
Wis.,  Feb.  10,  1897.  Son  of  W.  J.  and  Hannah 
(Throop)  Goss.  Ed.:  River  Falls  State  Normal 
Sch.,  1917 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  River  Falls  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  B.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
B.B.  team.  Held  highest  batting  average  of 
team  for  season  and  played  in  all  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  schs.  Mil.  Service: 
Three  mos.  service  summer  of  1918 ;  Camp  Nich- 
ols (New  Orleans),  Jackson  Barracks  (New 
Orleans),  Camp  Dodge  (Iowa).  Affiliations: 
Co-Operative  Renovating  &  Supply  Co.  (pres.)  ; 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa.  Married:  Vila  Barager. 
Children:  Richard  Victor,  age  1.  Home:  Blair, 
Wisconsin. 


GOSS,  WALTER  A.,  tennis.  Born:  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  22,  1877.  Son  of  John  W.  and 
Flora   (Ailing)   Goss.     Ed.:  Spokane  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1900,  won  Ore.  State  tennis  champs, 
singles  and  doubles.  1901-02-09-10,  won  Ore. 
state  tennis  champs,  doubles.  1905,  won  Paci- 
fic N.W.  tennis  champs,  singles.  1906-18,  won 
Ore.  state  tennis  champs,  singles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  Affiliations: 
Chamber  of  Commerce;  U.S.L.T.  Asso. ;  life 
mem.  Multnomah  Amateur  A.C.;  pres.  Irving- 
ton  C. ;  City  C.  Married:  Rebecca  Cathie.  Chil- 
dren: John  O,  age  19;  Walter  A.,  Jr.,  age  18; 
Mary  G,  age  15.  Office:  418  Corbett  St.,  Port- 
land, Ore.    Home:  324  E.  21st  N.,  Portland,  Ore. 

GOTTLIEB,  HARRY  N.,  Western  Intercollegi- 
ate tennis  champion,  1900.  Bom:  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.,  Jan.  7,  1879.  Son  of  Abraham  and  Rose 
(Pollak)  Gottlieb.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
1900;  LL.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1903. 


Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  ten- 
nis team  (capt,  1900).  1900,  won  West  I.C. 
tennis  champ,  (singles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer ;  Gottlieb,  Schwartz 
&  Markheim,  Chicago,  111.  Affiliations:  Sec, 
gen.  counsel  and  dir.  S.  W.  Straus  &  Co.  (Chi- 
cago, 111.)  ;  dir.  S.  W.  Straus  &  Co.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
pres.  North  Shore  Congregation  Israel  (Glen- 
coe,  111.)  ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Gov.,  Community  House 
(Winnetka,  111.)  ;  "Order  of  the  C"  (Univ.  of 
Chicago).  Clubs:  Standard  (Chicago,  111.)  ; 
Northmorr  C.C.  (Ravinia,  111.)  ;  City  (N.  Y.  and 
Chicago).  Married:  Dorothy  Kuh,  1910.  Chil- 
dren: Harry  N.,  Jr.,  age  10 ;  Alan,  age  8.  Office: 
310  S.  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1137 
Laurel  Ave.,  Hubbard  Woods,  111. 

GOULD,  CHARLES,  capt.  Yale  University 
football  team,  1901.  Bom:  Albany,  N.  Y.,  Apr. 
16,  1881.  Son  of  Charles  and  Janet  (Gray) 
Gould.  Ed.:  Albany  Acad.,  1898;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1902. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Albany  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team).  1899- 

1901,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1901-02,  mgr.  Yale 
track  team  (competed  Yale-Harvard-Oxford- 
Cambridge  track  meet)  ;  pres.  Yale  A. A. ;  mem. 
Yale  Ath.  Bd.  of  Control ;  vice-pres.  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

1902,  head  coach,  Amherst  F.B.  team.  1903, 
head  coach  U.S.N. A.  F.B.  team.  1905,  asst.  coach 
U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1907,  refereed  1st  F.B. 
game  played  in  Cuba  between  Naval  Acad,  team 
and  Univ.  of  Havana ;  mem.  Amer.  Club  polo 
team  (Havana,  Cuba).  1928,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Elec.  Co.Clubs:  New- 
ton Center  Squash  and  Tennis;  "Y"  (Yale  of 
N.  Y.  and  Boston)  ;  Univ.  (Detroit,  Mich.). 
Hobby:  Squash  and  tennis.  Married:  Mary  Wil- 
liams, Jan.  31,  1906.  Office:  729  Boylston  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  142  Elgin  St.,  Newton 
Center,  Mass. 

GOULD,  J.  AVERY,  rowing.  Born:  Aurora, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  11,  1871.  Son  of  Charles  Benjamin 
and  Cornelia  (Avery)  Gould.  Ed.:  Cayuga 
Lake  Mil.  Acad. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  Ph.B., 
Yale. 

Record:  1889,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
track  team.     1890-91,  mem.  Yale  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Affiliations:  P. 
A.E. ;  Book  and  Snake ;  Natl.  Geographic  Soc. ; 
Isaac  Walton  League.  Clubs:  Rendennis; 
Louisville  C.C. ;  Meriwad  Valley  C.C. ;  Lyra ; 
Canoe ;  North  Alldover  C.C. ;  Mass.  Lake  Co. 
CO.  Hobby:  Breeding  pointers,  hunting,  fish- 
ing, golf  and  canoeing.  Married:  Isabel  Chapin. 
Address:  38  Phillips  St.,  Andover,  Mass. 

GOULD,  JAMES  McCLURE,  sports  editor. 
Born:  Albany,  New  York,  April  9,  1883.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Janet    (Gray)    Gould.     Education: 


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Albany  High  School ;  Albany  Academy ;  United 
States  Military  Academy. 

Record:  Member  of  United  States  Military 
Academy  baseball  and  football  teams.  Sports 
editor  and  football  official. 

Present  Occupation:  Sports  editor  for  St. 
Louis  Star.  Military  Service:  Served  with  Gen- 
eral Pershing  in  Moro  campaign  in  Philippines ; 
served  in  23rd  United  States  Infantry.  Affilia- 
tions: President  of  Baseball  Writers'  Associa- 
tion of  America,  1925-27 ;  president  of  St.  Louis 
Football  Officials'  Association,  1926-28.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Anne  Stuart.  Children:  William, 
age  22 ;  Frances,  age  18 ;  Charles,  age  11.  Office: 
Olive  and  12th  Streets,  St.  Louis,  Missouri. 
Home:  3014  North  Euclid  Avenue,  St.  Louis, 
Missouri. 


(Kamm)    Gowdy.     Ed.:  St.  Joseph    (Mich.)   H. 
Sch.,  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1926. 

Record*:  Mem.  St.  Joseph  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (center  on  State 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  Class  B,  Mich.,  1920). 
1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  track  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  freshman  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Chicago  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1924;  team 
won  "Big  Ten"  champ.,  1924 ;  All-Conf .  and  All- 
West,  tackle,  1924;  tackle,  Walter  Camp's  3rd 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1924).  1923-24-25,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Chicago  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Swift  &  Co. 
Affiliation:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Office:  401 
Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  111  Lake 
Blvd.,  St.  Joseph,  Mich. 


GOURDIN,  EDWARD  ORVAL,  world's  broad 
jump  record  holder.  Born:  Jacksonville,  Fla., 
Aug.  10,  1897.  Son  of  Walter  Holmes  and 
Felicia  Mary  (Garvin)  Gourdin.  Ed.:  Harvard, 
A.B.,  1921 ;  LL.B.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(maker  Harvard  record  running  broad  jump  6 
times).  1920,  New  England  indoor  champ.  (60 
yd.  dash  and  300  yd.  run).  Won  Harvard-Dart- 
mouth-Cornell meet  (2  yrs.).  1921,  I.C.  champ.; 
Natl,  champ,  (jumped  25'  3",  Harvard-Yale-Ox- 
ford-Cambridge meet).  1921-22,  Natl.  Penta- 
thlon champ.  1924,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team 
(2nd  place  Olympic  meet,  Paris). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty-at-Law.  Mil.  Service: 
mem.  S.A.T.C. ;  1st  Lt.,  372nd  Inf. ;  Comnd.  Hqrs. 
Alpha  Phi  Alpha;  Natl.  Guard  Asso.  Married: 
Co.,  3rd  Bn.;  1st  Lt.,  Inf.,  O.R.C.  Affiliations: 
Amalia  Ponce,  May  10, 1923.  Children:  Elizabeth 
Ann,  age  3;  Amalia  Ponce,  age  1.  Office:  6 
Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  304  Concord 
Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

GOW,  ALEXANDER  M.,  swimming.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Apr.  10,  1902.  Son  of  Alex.  M. 
and  Margaret  (Schmid)  Gow.  Ed.:  Duluth  Cen. 
H.  Sch.,  1919 ;  E.M.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Duluth  Boat  Club  and 
Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swimming  teams.  1921-23, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  swimming  team  (40  yd. 
and  100  yd.  dashes,  220  yd.  races ;  won  West. 
Conf.  champ.,  1922).  1923,  mem.  Sullivan's  All- 
Amer.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.,  Minn.  Sch.  of  Mines. 
Affiliation:  Theta  Tau.  Married:  Margaret  Bar- 
low, Dec.  27,  1924.  Office:  Univ.  of  Minn., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  1728  West  Lake  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

GOWDY,  FRANKLIN  KAMM,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  St.  Joseph,  Mich.,  July 
2,    1903.     Son    of    Frank    Millard    and    Alma 


GRAAP,  RAYMOND  FREDERICK,  chosen  on 
Mythical  All-Northwest  basketball  team.  Born: 
Portland,  Ore.,  Sept.  29,  1905.  Son  of  Fred  and 
Mary  (Brandle)  Graap.  Ed.:  Jefferson  H.  Sch. 
(Portland,  Ore.)  ;  Ore.  State  Agr.  Coll. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Ore  State  Agr.  Coll. 
freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Ore.  State 
Agr.  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (won  champ. 
N.  section,  Pac.  Coast  Conf.,  1924-25).  Chosen 
guard,  Mythical  All-Northwest  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Chi;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi.  Address:  261  Wheeler 
St.,  Portland,  Ore. 

GRACE,  WILLIAM  JACKSON,  football. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  27,  1899.  Son  of 
Patrick  S.  and  Catherine  (Jackson)  Grace.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1922;  LL.B.,  St.  Law- 
rence Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1922-27,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  freshman 
coaching  staff. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney,  partner  Grace 
and  Grace.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Phi;  Phi  Delta 
Phi;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Office:  26  Court 
St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  362  Osington  Ave., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

GRAF,  CAMPBELL  J.,  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Hamilton,  Ohio,  July  15,  1891. 
Son  of  Andy  and  Lena  (Milders)  Graf.  Ed.: 
Hamilton  H.  Sch. ;  E.B.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Hamilton  H.  S.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1912-14,  mem.  O.  S. 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (All-Ohio  selection  f.b.,  1912- 
13-14;  Collier's  selection  f.b.,  1913-14;  2nd  All- 
Conf.  West,  f.b.,  1914).  1912-15,  mem.  O.  S. 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (selected  All-Ohio  and  All- 
WeWst  guard,  1912-13-14).  1914-15,  mem.  O.  S. 
Univ.  B.B.  team;  All- West.  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr's  rep.,  building  spe- 
cialties.   Affiliations:  Varsity  "O"  Alumni  Asso. 


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(pres.,  1927)  ;  Ohio  Officials'  Asso. ;  Sigma  Alpha 
Bpsilon ;  Bucket  and  Dipper ;  Gamma  Phi ; 
Sphinx;  Univ.  Club  (Columbus,  O.)  ;  Optimist 
Club;  Faculty  Club  (O.  S.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Offi- 
ciating athletic  contests.  Married:  Stella  Rogers, 
Jan.  27,  1927.  Children:  Campbell  Roger,  age  10; 
Marilyn,  age  3;  Jack  R.,  age  8.  Office:  329  S. 
Front  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  185  Webber 
Road,  Columbus,  Ohio. 


GRAF,     ERNEST     HOLLAND     HILBERT, 

track  and  football.  Bom:  Wilwaukee,  Wis., 
Jan.  17,  1904.  Son  of  Julius  and  Emilie  May 
(Hilbert)  Graf.  Ed.:  Riverside  H.  Sch. ;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Riverside  H.  Sch. 
State  and  city  track  and  field  champ,  teams 
(capt.,  1922)  ;  mem.  Riverside  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1924-25-26, 
mem.  Yale  track  and  field  teams  (I.C.  champs., 
1924).  1924,  runner-up  in  discus,  Yale-Harvard 
meet.  1925,  first  place  in  discus,  Yale-Harvard 
meet.  1926,  first  place  in  discus,  Triangular 
meet  (Yale,  Penn.  and  Dartmouth)  ;  mem.  Yale 
wrestling  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oilgeur  Co.  Affiliations: 
Zeta  Psi.  Hobby:  Reading.  Office:  Park  St., 
Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  555  Belleview  Place, 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 


GRAF,  LON  R.,  football,  basketball  and  track. 
Born:  Graf,  Nebr.,  June  12,  1896.  Son  of  John 
Otis  and  Ivy  Mae  (Combs)  Graf.  Ed.:  Tecum- 
seh  (Nebr.)  H.  Sch.;  Nebr.  Univ.;  Westminster 
Coll.  (Fulton,  Mo.);  Notre  Dame  Univ.;  Nebr. 
State  Teachers'  Coll.    (Peru,  Nebr.). 

Record :  Mem.  Tecumseh  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.). 
mem.  Nebr.  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams;  capt.  track  team,  Westminster  Coll. 
1919-22,  coach  Tecumseh  H.  Sch.  1920-28,  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  official  in  both  collegiate  and  scho- 
lastic circles.  1922-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach 
Nebr.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (F.B.  team  won 
Nebr.  Collegiate  Conf.  champ.,  1924;  runner-up, 
1925-26;  won  champ,  again  in  1927;  Bskt.B. 
team  won  Nebr.  Collegiate  Bskt.B.  champ., 
1924-25-26;  estabd.  world's  collegiate  record  of 
winning  54  consecutive  victories).  1924-27,  at- 
tended the  Rockne-Meanwell  Coaching  Sch., 
Notre  Dame  Univ.  (during  summers).  1927, 
officiated  in  Natl.  A.A.U.  games,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach  Nebr. 
State  Teachers'  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Inf.  officers' 
training  sch.,  Camp  Pike,  Ark.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Sigma  Tau  Delta;  Quo 
Vadis  (Westminster  Coll.);  Mason;  K.T. ; 
Shriner.  Hobby:  Writing  fiction.  Married: 
Mildred  Maxine  Tibbets,  Oct.  28,  1921.  Address: 
Nebr.  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Peru,  Nebr. 


CRAGG,  J.  EDWARD,  JR.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  18,  1902.  Son 
of  J.  E.  and  Luella  (Constant)  Gragg.  Ed.: 
Grover  Cleveland  H.S.,  1921;  LL.B.,  Wash. 
Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  team  (All-Valley  Conf.,  '23,  2nd  team; 
capt.,  '25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Civic  A.A. ;  "W"  C. 
(Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Athletics:  945  Bell  Tel. 
Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  446  Dover  PI.,  St 
Louis,  Mo. 

GRAHAM,  CHARLES  L.,  swimming.  Born: 
Dayton,  Ohio,  July  20,  1895.  Son  of  Wm.  Ross 
and  Minnie  Loreta  (Seabrook)  Graham.  Ed.: 
Springfield  Coll.,  1920  (phy.  ed.). 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1921-28,  coach  Williams  Coll.  swimming 
team  (N.E.I.S.A.  champs.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach,  Williams 
Coll.  War  Record:  2nd  Lieut.  F.A.,  mem. 
A.E.F.,  1918;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Lois 
Litchfield.  Address:  La  Salle  Gym,  188  Main 
St.,  Williamstown,  Mass. 

GRAHAM,  EDWARD  DEWEY,  football 
coach,  Norwich  University.  Born:  Kittery,  Me., 
May  18,  1898.  Son  of  Edward  and  Ruth  (Crutch- 
er)  Graham.  Ed.:  Portsmouth  H.  Sch.  (Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  N.  H.,  1922. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Portsmouth  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1914).  1916-20,  mem.  Univ. 
of  N.  H.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919).  1921,  coach 
of  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Univ.  of  N.H. ; 
coach  of  varsity  linemen.  1922-25,  coach,  Mont- 
pelier  H.  Sch.  (won  two  state  champs,  in  Bskt.B. 
and  North  Vt.  champ,  in  F.B.).  1926-28,  coach 
of  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Norwich  Univ., 
Northfi eld,  Vt.  (F.B.  champs,  of  Green  Moun- 
tain Coll.  Conf.,  1926-27).  1927-28,  ath.  officer 
172nd  Inf.  Vt.  Natl.  Guard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach  and  asst.  prof, 
of  phys.  ed.,  Norwich  Univ.  Naval  Service:  U.S. 
Navy,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon ;  Mason ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby: 
Fishing,  sailing  and  camping.  Married:  Helen 
Murphy.  Office:  Norwich  Univ.,  Northfield,  Vt. 
Home:  66  Main  St.,  Northfield,  Vt. 

GRAHAM,  JAMES  GIBSON,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Norfolk,  Va.,  Apr.  1,  1899.  Son, 
of  Joseph  G.  and  Lucy  (Bruce)  Graham.  Ed.: 
Norfolk  Acad. ;  Maury  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Norfolk  Acad,  track 
team.  1915,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  gym.  team.  1916, 
mem.    Maury    H.    Sch.    varsity    Bskt.B.    team. 


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1917-18,  H.B.,  115  Ambulance  Co.  F.B.  team. 
(Forward,  1918).  1920,  mem.  Norfolk  City 
League  B.B.  team.  1922-27,  mgr.  Ath.  Supply 
Co.  B.B.  team  (won  City  League  champs,  every 
yr.  except  1924-26).  1921-28,  F.B.  official  for 
H.  Sens,  and  Coll.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  The  Ath.  Supply 
Co.  War  Service:  Enlisted  Va.  Ambulance  Co., 
1917 ;  France,  1918,  active  duty  several  months ; 
disch.,  July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  League 
V.F.W.  Hobby:  Aths.  Married:  Nellie  Win- 
field.  Children:  Jane,  age  3.  Office:  206  S. 
Salisbury  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.  Home:  511  E. 
Jones  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 


GRAHAM,  MACK  CHARLES,  basketball. 
Born:  McGregor,  Texas,  Dec.  12,  1895.  Son  of 
Emmett  L.  and  Mary  Jane  Graham.  Ed.:  Mc- 
Gregor H.  Sch. ;  Agr.  and  Mech.  Coll. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  McGregor  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1915-16,  right 
end  Texas  A.  and  M.  C.  F.B.  team ;  pitched  A. 
and  M.  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  pitched  A.  and  M. 
B.B.  team  (no  hits  and  no  runs  against  La. 
State  Univ.,  1916).  1916,  mem.  Calvert  Texas 
B.B.  team ;  mem.  Electra  Texas  B.B.  team ; 
played  in  Tournament.  1917-18,  mem.  36th  Div. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1922-27,  mem.  So.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.    1924-26,  mem.  A.A.U.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Cullum  &  Boren 
Co.  War  Service:  Texas  F.A.,  1917 ;  France, 
1918 ;  Disch.,  1919 ;  2nd  class  musician.  Affilia- 
tions: Stevens  G.C. ;  Tenison  G.C. ;  Oak  Grove 
G.C. ;  T  Asso.  of  T.AM.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  India  Roberts,  June  16,  1920. 
Office:  1509-11  Elm  St.,  Dallas,  Texas.  Home: 
506  Oak  Cliff  Blvd.,  Dallas,  Texas. 


GRAHAM,  PAUL  SEABROOK,  football,  base 
ball  and  swimming.  Bom:  Dayton,  Ohio,  July 
7,  1892.  Son  of  W.  Ross  and  Minnie  ( Seabrook ) 
Graham.  Ed.  Univ.  of  Nebr. ;  B.P.E.,  Springfield 
Coll.,   1917. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1915-17,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  wrestling 
team  (capt.  and  coach,  1917).  1916,  coach  Suf- 
field  Acad.  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1920-28,  coach 
Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  swim- 
ming teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Rensselaer  Poly. 
Inst.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Air  Service, 
1917;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  1918.  Affiliations:  Ampr. 
F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Adirondack  Bd.  Bskt.B. 
Officials;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Red  Cross  Life  Saving  Examiner ; 
Kiwanis  Club.  Married:  Marion  I.  Cooley,  Nov. 
19,  1919.  Children:  Marcia  Hart,  age  7;  Lois, 
age  3.  Office:  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.,  Troy,  N. 
Y.   Home:  S.  Lake  Ave.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


GRAHAM,  WILLIAM  ARMSTRONG  PAT- 
TERSON, hockey.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  16, 
1899.  Son  of  Levin  C.  and  Mary  (Young)  Gra- 
ham. Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.;  B.A.,  1923;  M.S., 
1924;  Ph.D.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team  (capt.,  1920-21;  won  2nd  Big  Ten  champ., 
1922-23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Associate  Prof.,  Economic 
Geology,  Tex.  Tech.  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  mem. 
S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Tau 
Upsilon  Kappa  ;  Sigma  Gamma  Epsilon  ;  Gamma 
Alpha ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Fellow  la.  Acad,  of  Science ; 
Mineralogical  Soc.  of  Amer.;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Minn.).  Married:  Mary  Briggs,  Sept.  12,  1925. 
Children:  Asa  Briggs,  age  1.  Address:  Dept. 
Geology,  Tex.  Tech.  Coll.,  Lubbock,  Tex. 


GRAHAM,  WILLIAM  S„  lacrosse,  tennis  foot- 
ball. Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  27,  1893.  Son  of 
William  and  Sarah  (Avery)  Graham.  Ed.: 
Balto.  Poly.  Inst.;  C.E.,  Cornell,  1916. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Balto.  Poly,  lacrosse 
(capt.,  '12)  ;  tennis  and  F.B.  teams.  1915-16, 
mem.  Cornell  lacrosse  team  (I.C.  champs.,  No. 
Div.,  '16).  1917-21,  mem.  Mt.  Wash.  Lacrosse 
team.    1925-28,  referee  lacrosse,  Md.  Dist. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builders'  Specialties,  Brauns 
&  Graham.  War  Record:  mem.  Engrs.,  A.E.F, 
1918.  Affiliation:  Engineers'  C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
tennis.  Married:  Ruth  Sirich,  Apr.  9,  1921. 
Children:  William  Scott,  Jr.,  age  5;  Elizabeth, 
age  3.  Office:  509  N.  Charles  St.,  Baltimore, 
Md.   Home:  3307  Winterbourne  Rd.,  Balto.,  Md. 


GRANT,  BRYAN  M.,  JR.,  tennis.  Born:  At- 
lanta, Ga.,  Dec.  25,  1909.  Son  of  B.  M.  and 
Harriet   Grant.     Ed.:  Peacock   Sch. 

Record :  1927,  won  So.  tennis  tournament ; 
won  Ga.  State  tennis  tournament ;  runner-up 
in  doubles  Ga.  State  tournament ;  mem.  Junior 
tennis  team  East  and  West. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Atlanta 
A.C.  Hobby:  Football,  basketball,  baseball  and 
tennis.     Address:  73  11th  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


GRANT,  GEORGE  A.,  mem.  Cleveland  In- 
dians baseball  team.  Born:  Tallassee,  Ala., 
Jan.  6,  1903.  Son  of  John  H.  and  Leana  (Har- 
ris) Grant.  Ed.:  Marbury  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Ala. 
Tech.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem  Ala.  Tech.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (All-South,  pitcher,  1922).  1923, 
mem.  Terre  Haute  B.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem. 
St.  Louis  Browns  B.B.  team.  1924-25,  coach 
Marbury  H.  Sch.  1925,  mem.  Toledo  (Ohio) 
B.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  Tulsa  (Okla.)  and  Terre 
Haute  B.B.  teams.  1927,  mem.  Cleveland  In- 
dians B.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  Masons ;  Grotto. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Mary  E. 
Langford,  Oct.  14,  1926.  Children:  Mary  George, 
infant.  Office:  Cleveland  Ball  Club,  Cleveland, 
Ohio.    Home:  Marbury,  Ala. 

GRANT,  HAROLD,  coach,  College  of  Emporia 
(Kansas).  Bom:  Emporia,  Kans.,  Jan.  16, 
1900.  Son  of  Susie  (Barber)  Grant.  Ed.:  Coll. 
of  Emporia,  1922;  Stanford  (summer  sch.),1925. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Coll.  of  Emporia  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.  four  successive  yrs.).  Mem. 
Coll.  of  Emporia  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (All- 
State  forward  two  yrs.).  1923-28,  head  coach 
Coll.  of  Emporia  (F.B.  team  tied  for  State 
champ.,    1925-27;    ranked   second,    1924-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  Coll.  of  Emporia.  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C.,  1918,  Coll.  of  Emporia.  Affiliations:  Ki- 
wanis  Club ;  Mason.  Married:  Helen  Brown, 
July  19,  1926.  Address:  1318  Walnut  St.,  Em- 
poria, Kans. 

GRASHOF,  CARL  HENRY,  JR.,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  varsity  crew.  Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y., 
Oct.  12,  1905.    Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Elizabeth 

(Merz)  Grashof.  Ed.:  Public  sch. ;  East  H.  Sch. 

(Rochester,  N.  Y.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  1st  varsity 
crew  (won  Child's  Cup,  Amer.  Henley  and  Tri- 
angular Regatta). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  C.  H.  Grashof 
Co.  (whse.  tobacco).  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha ;  Soc.  of  the  Genesee ;  Rochester  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity 
Club.  Hobby:  Fishing,  sailing,  outboard  hydro- 
planes. Married:  Mary  Shinn,  Nov.  11,  1926. 
Office:  20  Cortland  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Home: 
16  Oliver  St.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

GRASS,  EDWARD  JACOB,  capt.  George 
Washington  Univ.  track  team,  1920.  Born; 
Washington,  D.  C,  July  24,  1899.  Son  of  Wm. 
F.  and  Amalia  (Ogloff)  Grass.  Ed.:  George- 
town Univ. ;  George  Washington  Univ.  A.B., 
1924;   M.D.,   1927. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  G.W.  Univ.  track  team 
(won  relay  at  Univ.  Pa. ;  capt.,  1920) .  Won 
So.  Atlantic  champs,  in  Richmond  and  Char- 
lottesville, Va.  (qt.  mi.  in  50.2  sees.).  Mem. 
G.W.  Univ.  relay  teams  te  Georgetown  and 
Johns  Hopkins  indoor  meets.  1920,  mem.  G.W. 
Univ.  wrestling  team.  1921,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  So. 
Atlantic  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Record: 
In  U.S.A.,  1918-19;  1st  Lt,  Med.  Res.  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  A.L. ;  Pyramid  Honor 
Soc. ;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa.  Clubs:  Washing- 
ton Canoe ;  G.W.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  boating. 
Address:  Emergency  Hosp.,  Washington,  D.  C 


GRAVER,  HERBERT  SPENCER,  football, 
track.  Bom:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Aug.  29,  1880.  Son 
of  Wm.  and  Christina  (Penman)  Graver).  Ed.: 
B.S.,   Univ.  Mich.,  1904. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Chicago  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
champ.).  Won  Cook  Co.  H.  Sch.  track  champ. 
1901-03,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1904, 
coach,  Marietta  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affiliations: 
Sec.  Graver  Corp. ;  Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Masons ; 
Shrine ;  Beverly  C.C. ;  Medinah  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Anna  Thorne,  Oct.  3,  1910. 
Child:  Herbert  Spencer,  Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  147th 
and  Tod  Ave.,  E.  Chicago,  Ind.  Home:  10616 
Longwood  Dr.,  Chicago,  111. 

GRAVES,  ANDREW  BARBEY,  rowing.  Born: 
Tarrytown,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  19,  1869.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Cesarine  (Barbey)  Graves.  Ed.:  S.S.S., 
Yale,  1892. 

Record:  1890,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew  team. 
1891-92,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  team.  Owner 
of  the  famous  bull  dog  "Handsome  Dan,"  the 
Yale  mascot. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Henry  Hentz  and  Co. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Psi.  Clubs:  St.  Anthony ; 
Travellers ;  Amer. ;  St.  Cloud  C.C. ;  Fontaine- 
bleau  C.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  golf.  Married: 
Jane  Heme,  Feb.  8,  1894.  Office:  39  Rue  Cam- 
bon,  Paris,  France.  Home:  31  Rue  Galilee, 
Paris,  France. 

GRAVES,  HARRY  CORNELIUS,  football. 
Born:  Denver,  Colo.,  Apr.  25,  1898.  Son  of 
Henry  A.  and  Mary  (Green)  Graves.  Ed.: 
Pratt  County  H.  Sch.  (Pratt,  Kans.),  1917;  B.S., 
Mch.  State  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Pratt  County  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  for  three  yrs.  1916,  mem.  relay 
team  that  broke  the  K.S.A.C.  scholastic  mi.  re- 
lay record  at  Manhattan,  Kansas.  1918-22-23, 
mem.  Mich.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  F.B. 
and  B.B.  coach,  Va.  State  Coll.  (B.B.  team  won 
C.I.A.A.  champ.,  1924).  1924-28,  coach,  Wilber- 
force  Univ.  (F.B.  team  won  Mid-West,  champ., 
1924-26) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supervisor  phys.  ed.  and 
coach,  Wilberforce  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C, 
East  Lansing,  Mich.  Affiliations:  Omega  Psi 
Phi ;  Sword  and  Shield  ;  Wilberforce  Ath.  Coun- 
cil;  Varsity  Club  (Mich.  State  Coll.).  Hobby: 
Golf.     Address:  Box  83,  Wilberforce,  Ohio. 

GRAVES,  PERRY  H,  fotball  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Rockford,  111.,  Sept.  6,  1889.  Son  of 
Isaac  and  Frances  (Parker)  Graves.  Ed.: 
Rockfard  H.  Sch. ;  Pittsburgh  Univ.  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  111.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Pittsburgh  Univ.  freshman  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.    (Capt.  B.B.  team).     1911,  end 


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Pittsburgh  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Pitts- 
burgh Univ.  B.B.  team ;  capt.  Univ.  of  111.  var- 
sity freshman  F.B.  team.  1913-14,  letter  man 
Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  ("Big  Ten" 
champs.  Univ.  of  111.  B.B.  team).  One  of  2 
letter  at  Univ.  of  111.  to  possess  both  gold  F.B. 
and  B.B.  emblematic  on  champ,  team.  Won 
gold  medal  for  ath.  attainment,  Univ.  of  111. 
1915-28,   "Big  Ten"   Conf.  F.B.   official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  Robinson  Lumber  & 
Coal  Co.  Affiliations:  Tribe  of  111.  Married: 
Marvel  White,  June  10,  1916.  Children:  Perry, 
age  9 ;  Dean  White,  age  7 ;  Parker,  age  6 ;  How- 
ard, age  1.    Address:  Robinson,  111. 

GRAY,  ANDREW  G.,  pro  golf.  Born:  St. 
Andrews,  Scotland,  Aug.  6,  1902.  Son  of  Charles 
and  Jessie  (Gordon)  Gray.  Ed.:  Richmond 
Acad.   (Augusta,  Ga.). 

Record:  1928,  won  Cleveland  Dist.  champ. 
1920-21,  competed  in  Natl,  open  champ.  1920- 
22,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Oakwood  C.C.  (Cleveland). 
1921,  competed  in  West,  open  champ.  1922-23, 
pro.  golf,  Ardmore,  Okla.  1924,  won  Ga.-Ala. 
P.G.A.  1925-28,  pro.  golf,  Segefield  C.C.  (Greens- 
boro, N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Segefield  C.C.  Hobby:  golf.  Address: 
Segefield  Inn,  Greensboro,  N.  C. 

GRAY,  CHESLEIGH,  football,  basketball, 
track.  Born:  Shelburn,  Ind.,  June  14,  1886.  Son 
of  Jacob  Zemri  and  Margaret  Susan  (Melrose) 
Gray.  Ed.:  Rose  Poly.  Inst.,  B.S.,  1913;  C.E., 
1923. 

Record:  1900-20,  mem.  amateur  H.  Sch.  Coll. 
and  prof,  teams.  1907-11-12-13,  mem.  Rose  Poly. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1913).  1911-13,  mem.  Rose 
Poly,  track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team, 
1911).  Capt.  3rd  Battery,  Bskt.B.  team  (2nd 
trg.  camp,  Ft.  Harrison)  ;  won  champ,  of  camp. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Plant  mgr.  Greenville 
Gravel  Corp.  (Ohio).  War  Record:  Comnd.  1st 
Lt.,  A.S.,  Nov.,  1917;  CO.  of  7th  Constr.  Co. 
A.S.,  Feb.,  1918-Jan.  1919;  assigned  to  Constr. 
in  Eng.,  Mar.,  1918-Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Chief  engr.  Ind.  State  Highway  Comn.,  1919- 
26 ;  Masons ;  Elks ;  A.L. ;  Kalamazoo  C.C. 
(Mich.).  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Married: 
Mary  Edna  Douglas.  Children:  Margaret  Jane, 
age  5 ;  Mary  Jo,  age  3.  Office:  Greenville  Gravel 
Corp.,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.  Home:  1341  Grand 
Ave.,  Kalamazoo,  Mich. 

GRAY,  EUGENE  HOLLISTER,  track.  Born: 
Maine,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  19,  1887.  Son  of  Adoniram 
and  Mary  (Baker)  Gray.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1911. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Yale  cross  country 
team.  1910-11,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (won 
cross  country  champ.,  1910).  Placed,  Harvard 
and   I.C.  cross  country  meet.     Placed  in  dual 


meets  with  Harvard  and  Princeton  in  2  mile 
event.  Coached,  Shattuck  Sch.  (Fairibault, 
Minn.)  and  Army  and  Navy  Prep.  (Wash.,  D. 
C.)    track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  head  of  English 
dept.  War  Record:  Joined  U.S.A.,  1918,  active 
service  in  Meuse-Argonne  offensive;  discharged 
as  Sgt.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Head  counsellor, 
Camp  Red  Cloud,  Brackey,  Pa.  Married:  Thelma 
Whittemore,  1908.  Children:  Eugene  Whitte- 
more,  age  7 ;  Loretta  Annette,  ag  5 ;  Beatrice 
Jane,  age  3.  Address:  University  School,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 


GRAY,  HOWARD  KRAMER,  football,  base- 
ball and  soccer.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  28, 
1901.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Carl  Raymond  Gray. 
Ed. :  Gilman  Country  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.), 
1919;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1923;  M.D.,  Harvard, 
1927. 

Record:  1916-17-18,  mem.  Gilman  Country 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1917-18).  1917- 
18-19,  mem.  Gilman  Country  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1918-19).  1919,  mem.  Gilman  Country 
Sch.  soccer  team ;  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
champ.  F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
champ.  F.B.  team ;  picked  for  All-Amer.  by 
newspaper,   also  by  Walter  Eckersall. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  Ivy  Club ;  Princeton  Varsity  Club 
(New  York,  N.  Y.).  Married:  DeWeenta  Con- 
rad, Omaha,  Nebr.,  1923.  Child :  Howard  Kramer, 
(infant).  Office:  Robert  Packer  Hosp.,  Sayre, 
Pa.  Home:  314  Chemung  St.,  Sayre,  Pa. 


GREEN,  SAMUEL  H.,  baseball  and  track. 
Bom:  Montgomery  Center,  Vt,  July  23,  1874. 
Son  of  Dr.  Samuel  H.  and  Lucia  (Buzzell) 
Green.   Ed.:  M.D.,  Columbian  Univ.,  1900. 

Record:  1893-99,  mem.  Columbian  Univ.  B.B. 
and  track  teams    (pole  voult  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  .  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Columbia  A.C.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Sigma  Xi; 
Chevy  Chase  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edna 
McKnew,  Oct.  14,  1908.  Address:  1460  Rhode 
Island  Ave.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


GREEN,  WILLIAM  E.,  baseball.  Born: 
Trenton,  N.  J.,  Jan.  28,  1878.  Son  of  Elmer 
Ewing  and  Sue  Elizabeth  (Hunt)  Green.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.,  1898;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1902. 

Record:  1896-97-98,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (capt,  1898).  1899-1900-01-02,  mem. 
Princeton  B.B.  team  (capt,  1901).  1903,  coached 
Princeton  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Trenton  Banking  Co. ;  S.A.R.  Univ.  C. ;  Prince- 
ton C.  (New  York,  N.  Y.)  ;  Trenton  C. ;  Nassau 
C.    Hobby:   Golf.    Married:   Annie   Hall    Fisk, 


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Oct.  25,  1910.  Children:  William  E.,  Jr.,  age 
16;  John  H.,  age  14.  Address:  235  W.  State  St., 
Trenton,  N.  J. 

GREENE,  ALEXANDER  MACOMB,  soccer. 
Born:  Merchantville,  N.  J.,  Nov.  4,  1897.  Son 
of  Ryland  W.  and  Mary  (Macomb)  Greene.  Ed.: 
Moorestown  (N.  J.)  Friends'  Acad.,  1914;  Penn 
Charter  Sch.  (Phila.),  1915;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1919. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Moorestown  Friends 
Acad.  Soccer,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  Gym  teams;  In- 
dividual Sch.  champ,  tumbling.  1915,  mem.  Penn 
Charter  Inter-Acad.  and  Inter-Sch.  champ,  ten- 
nis team.  1916,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  tennis, 
B.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1917,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1917-19,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity soccer  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Moorestown 
Field  C.  soccer  team  (Cricket  C.  League).  1920- 
26,  mem.  Merchantville  C.C.  (W.  Jersey  League) 
tennis  team;  mem.  W.  Jersey  team  (in  Tri-State 
League).  1922-26,  mem.  Princeton  C.  of  Phila. 
Soccer  team  (Cricket  C.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pub.  Business,  W.B.Saun- 
ders Co.,  Phila,  War  Record:  mem.  Amer.  Field 
Service,  French  Army,  1917;  enlisted  U.  S.  A. 
Ambulance  Service  (in  France)  ;  awarded  Croix 
de  Guerre,  1918;  discharged,  rank  Corpl.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Princeton  C.  (Phila.)  ;  A.L.  Mar- 
ried: Georgianna  Markham,  Aug.  13,  1925. 
Children:  Barbara,  age  2 ;  Suzanne.  Office  218 
S.  7th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  213  St.  James  St., 
Merchantville,  N.  J. 

GREENE,  ALFRED  B.,  manager  University 
of  Minnesota  F.B.  team,  1922-23.  Born:  Manis- 
tee, Mich.,  Oct.  5,  1898.  Son  of  Alfred  Nay  and 
Grace  (Braddock)  Greene.  Ed.:  N.  Des  Moines 
H.  Sch.,  1916 ;  A.E.F.,  Univ.  of  Beaune,  France ; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  N.  Des  Moines  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1922-23,  mgr.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Proprietor  Radio  Station 
KNUT,  Oak  Terrace,  Minn.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.  S.  Light  Tanks,  Apr.  22,  1918;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  Tank  Comndr.  Co.  A,  328th  Bn.  Affilia- 
tions: Eta  Kappa  Nu;  Theta  Xi ;  Silver  Spur; 
Gray  Briar ;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Eilec.  Engrs. ;  Soc.  of 
Phitatelic  Amers. ;  Disabled  Vets,  of  World  War ; 
Vets,  of  Foreign  Wars;  Amer.  Legion;  Mgrs. 
Club;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby: 
Amateur  radio  broadcasting.  Office:  545  Admin. 
Bldg.,  Oak  Terrace,  Minn.  Home:  Glen  Lake 
San,  Oak  Terrace,  Minn. 

GREENE,  EDWARD  MCVITTY,  JR.,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Lewistown,  Pa.,  Oct.  1,  1901. 
Son  of  Edward  M.  and  Caroline  (Wittenmyer) 
Greene.  Ed.:  Huntingdon  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.,  1918; 
Phillips  Acad.,  Andover,  Mass.,  1920 ;  Yale,  1924. 

Record :  1918,  mem.  Huntingdon  H.  Sch.  F.B. 


team.  1920,  mem.  Phillips  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
"1922-23,  mem.  Tale  F.B.  team  (winning  "Y's" 
both  yrs.).     1924,  mgr.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Pac.  Coast  div. 
E.  R.  Squibbs  &  Sons.  Mil.  Service:  Awarded 
a  comn.  of  2nd  lieut.  Engrs.,  U.  S.  Reserve 
Army,  1924.  Affiliations:  Yale  Club  (New  York). 
Office:  608  Folsom  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  206  Second  St.,  Huntingdon,  Pa. 

GREENE,  LOUIS  F.,  rowing.  Born:  Wilson, 
N.  Y.,  May  22,  1874.  Son  of  F.  A.  and  Cora 
(Aber)    Greene.     Ed.:   Yale. 

Record :  1897-99,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Timber.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Address:  Monte  Cristy,  Domini- 
can Republic. 

GREENE,  ORLAND  S.,  baseball.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Mar.  7,  1894.  Son  of  William 
M.  and  Jennie  (Donnelly)  Greene.  Ed.:  Hill 
Sch.,  1911;  LL.B.,  Princeton,  1915. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1913- 
15,   mem.    Princton  B.B.   team    (capt.,   1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Estate  management.  War 
Record:  Enlisted,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged April,  1919.  Clubs:  Racquet  and  Ten- 
nis; Princeton  Club  (New  York);  The  Lunch 
Ciub  (New  York)  ;  Ivy  Club  (Princeton)  ; 
Queen  City  Club  ;  Cincinnati,  C.C. ;  The  Pillars ; 
Camargo  Club  (Cincinnati).  Married:  Marion 
Thompson,  Feb.  14,  1920.  Office:  433  Dixie  Ter- 
minal, Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  1840  Madison 
Road,   Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

GREENE,  RAYMOND  WOOD,  track.    Born: 
Oak  Lawn,  R.  I.,  May  22,  1888.    Son  of  Charles 
W.  and  Ruh  E.  Greene.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Rollins  Coll 
Winter  Park,  Fla.,  1923 ;  Harvard  Summer  Sch! 
for  Phy.   Ed. 

Record:  1911-13,  phy.  dir.  East  Greenwich 
Acad.  1913-22,  ath.  dir.  of  phy.  ed.  Rollins  Coll. 
192o,  organized  Fla.  Asso.  Amateur  Ath.  Union. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  amateur  ath.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  as  2nd  class  seaman  in  U.S. 
N.R.F.  and  was  comn.  ensign  Jan.,  1918 ;  served 
with  Atlantic  fleet  and  at  Charlestown,  S.  C, 
Jacksonville  and  Key  West,  Fla.,  until  July, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Orange  County  A.A. ;  Fla. 
Asso.  A.A.U. ;  past  master,  Winter  Park  Lodge 
F.&A.M.  Eureka  Chapter  and  Olivet  Command- 
ery  K.T.,  Orlando  and  Egypt  Shrine  Temple, 
Tampa,  Fla.,  Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby:  Amateur 
athletics.  Married:  Wilhelmina  Freeman,  June 
5,  1926.  Children:  Mary  Louise,  infant.  Office: 
222  East  Park  Ave.,  Winter  Park,  Fla.  Home: 
557  Osceola  Ave.,  Winter  Park,  Fla. 

GREENE,  ROGER  A.,  football.  Born:  Hoo- 
sick  Falls,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  26,  1887.  Son  of  George 
E.  and  Mary  (Foster)  Greene.  Ed.:  Hoosick 
Falls  H.  Sch. ;  Marietta  Coll. ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Pa., 
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Record:  1904-05-06,  mem.  Hoosick  Falls  F.B. 
team.  19074)8-09,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1908-09-10,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1910,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  B.B.  team ; 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1911-12, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1912-13, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team ;  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  swimming  team.  1913-14-15,  coach, 
Bates  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916,  coach,  Colby  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1919-20,  coach,  Bowdoin  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  coach,  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  team.  F.B. 
official,  1921-22,  1924-28. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Personnel,  Commonwealth 
of  Pa.  War  Record:  Enlisted  1917,  comnd.  maj. ; 
commanding  officer  101st  Trench  Mortar  Btty. 
of  26tb  Div.  Affiliations:  Masons ;  Shrine ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  Sigma  Chi ;  A.L. ;  Yankee  Div.  Club 
of  Boston ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Friars  Sr. 
Soc.  Married:  Therese  Costello,  Sept.  4,  1925. 
Office:  Personnel  Section,  Govs.  Office,  Harris- 
burg,  Pa.  Home:  400  North  St.,  Harrisburg, 
Pa. 


GREENE,  RYLAND  W.,  rowing.  Born: 
Northampton,  Mass.,  July  24,  1872.  Son  of 
Charles  W.  and  Flora  (Howes)  Greene.  Ed.: 
Pa.  State  Prep.;  B.A.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1892. 

Record:  1889-90-91,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  class 
crew;  (won  Harlem  River  regatta,  1891).  1891, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew ;  won  Childs  cup 
regatta  at  Philadelphia.  1890-91,  mem.  Univ. 
Pa.  F.B.  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher,  vice-pres.  W.  B. 
Saunders  Co.  Affiliations:  Merion  Cricket  Club; 
University  Club ;  Merchantville  C.C. ;  Pine  Val- 
ley G.C. ;  pres.  Univ.  Pa.  Club  (N.  V.).  Married: 
Mary  Macomb,  June  24,  1896.  Children:  Alex- 
ander M.,  age  30;  Flora  H.,  age  26;  Gilbert  R., 
age  24 ;  Henry  A.,  age  21 ;  Ruth,  age  18.  Office: 
218  S.  7th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home:  Rose 
Lane,  Haverford,  Pa. 

GREENE,     RICHARD     JAMES     ARNOLD, 

track.  Born:  N.Y.C.,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  21,  1856.  Son 
of  William  Brenton  and  Eliza  (Arnold)  Greene. 
Education:  A.B.,  Princeton,  1878;  M.A.,  Prince- 
ton, 1880 ;  Princeton  Theological  Seminary, 
1882. 

Record:  1875,  won  1  mi.  running  race,  Cale- 
donia Games,  Princeton  (first  prize,  gold 
medal)  ;  1876,  won  y.z  mi.  running  race  (Sara- 
toga), winning  champ,  of  Amer.  Univs.  (first 
prize,  silver  cup),  won  1  mi.  running  race,  Sara- 
toga, winning  champ.  Amer.  Univs.  (sec.  prize, 
silver  medal)  ;  1877,  won  1  mi.  running  race 
(Newport,  R.  I.),  Amateur  Athletic  meet  (sec. 
prize,  bronze  medal). 

Present  Occupation:  Clergyman;  Hon.  Pres. 
and  founder  of  the  Walter  Lowrie  Clubs  of 
Newport  and  White  Plains,  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Verse 
writing.   Home:  11  Malborne  Rd.,  Newport,  R.  I. 


GREENEBAUM,  MICHAEL,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  football  team,  1921-23.  Bom:  Chicago, 
111.,  Nov.  12,  1902.  Son  of  Henry  N.  and  Esther 
(Loeb)  Greenebaum.  Ed.:  Francis  W.  Parker 
Sch.,  1920;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1924. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1922).  1922-24, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  water  Bskt.B.  team  (All- 
Conf.  team,  1923-24;  capt.,  1924);  West.  Conf. 
champs.  1926-27,  coach  Frances  W.  Parker 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  supt.  J.  Laskins  and 
Sons  (Milwaukee,  Wis.).  Affiliation:  Elks. 
Hobby:  Camping  and  swimming.  Office:  1628 
Fratney  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  Elks  Club, 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 

GREENLEAF,  JOHN  CAMERON,  rowing. 
Born:  Lenox,  Mass.,  June  2,  1878.  Son  of  Rich- 
ard C.  and  Adeline  E.  (Stone)  Greenleaf.  Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1899. 

Record:  1898-1899,  mem.  Yale  crew.  1913-17. 
mem.  Grad.  Adv.  Com.  of  rowing. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Mil.  Service: 
mem.  N.  Y.  Guard,  22d  Engrs. ;  1st  Lt.,  Bn. 
Adj.  Clubs:  Univ.;  St.  Anthony;  Rockaway 
Hunt.  Married:  Marion  Constance  Bacon. 
Children:  Adeline,  age  19;  Elizabeth,  age  17; 
Joan,  age  15;  John  C,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office:  15  W. 
28th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Hewlett,  Ls  I., 
N.  Y. 


GREENLEAF,  RALPH,  world'.s  pocket-bil- 
liard champion.  Bom:  Monmouth,  Illinois,  No- 
vember 3,  1899.  Son  of  William  E.  and  Laura 
(McCleary)  Greenleaf.  Education:  Monmouth 
High  School   (Monmouth,  Illinois). 

Record:  1919-27,  won  world's  champion  poc- 
ket-billiards title.  1922,  held  unofficial  record 
for  high  run,  265  (exhibition  match,  Stockton, 
California).  1924,  held  unofficial  record  for 
high  run,  101  (champion  match  against  Jerome 
Keogh),  Rochester,  New  York;  held  record  for 
shortest  innings  game  of  two  against  Arthur 
Woods  (Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania).  Has  held 
world  title  longer  than  any  other  player  (9 
years). 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  pocket-bil- 
liardist.  Affiliations:  Elks;  National  Billiard 
Players  Association  of  America.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Amelia  Ruth  Parker, 
January  3,  1925.  Office:  B.  B.  C.  Co.,  52nd  Street 
and  1st  Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York. 
Home:  251  Fort  Washie  Avenue,  New  York  City, 
New   York. 

GREENOUGH,  JAMES,  track.  Born:  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  July  17,  1893.  Son  of  James  Jay 
and  Katharine  Nash  (Noble)  Greenough.  Ed.: 
Harvard,  A.B.,  1915;  M.D-,  1919. 


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Record:  1914,  asst..  mgr.  Harvard  track  and 
cross-country  teams.  1915,  mgr.  Harvard  track 
and  cross-country  teams.  1916-17,  mem.  Har- 
vard Track  Adv.  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Pres.,  Mary  Imogene  Bassett  Hospital ;  Alpha 
Omega ;  Harvard  Med.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Thoracic 
Surgical  Soc;  "H"  Club  (Harvard  of  N.  Y.). 
Married:  Frances  Hartwell,  1919.  Children: 
Katharine,  age  8 ;  James  Jay,  age  5 ;  Robert, 
age  1.  Office:  Fair  St.,  Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Lake  St.,  Cooperstown,  N.  Y. 

GREENOUGH,  MALCOLM  W.,  .football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  22,  1904.  Son  of  Mal- 
colm S.  and  Violett  (Whelen)  Grenough.  Ed.: 
Harvard,  A.B.,  1925;  M.B.A.,  1927. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
Adress:  294  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

GREER,  JOHN  JAMES,  football.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  June  7,  1889.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam Alexander  and  Cecelia  (Throckmorton) 
Greer.  Ed.:  Business  H.  Sch.,  Washington,  D. 
C,  1908;  B.S.,  Catholic  Univ.,  1912;  Grad. 
Study  Catholic  Univ.,  1914 ;  Georgetown  Law 
Sch.,  1911. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.  Catholic  Univ.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1911,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1912,  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Catholic  Univ. ;  pitched  for  Norfolk  in 
Va.  State  League.  1913,  head  F.B.  coach  Cath- 
olic Univ. ;  pitched  for  Huntington,  W.  Va.,  in 
Mountain  State  League.  1913-28,  mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1914,  pitched  for  Betterton, 
Md.,  in  the  Eastern  Shore  League.  1914-15-16- 
17,  dir.  athletics  and  coach  of  F.B.  and  B.B. 
Catholic  H.  Sch.  (Phila.).  1920,  F.B.  coach 
Boys'  Catholic  H.  Sch.  1925-26,  coach  Salesi- 
anum  Sch.   (Wilmington,  Dela.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Amer.  Book  Co., 
N.  Y.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Educational  Sec.  of  the 
Natl.  Catholic  War  Council ;  asst.  dist.  Voca- 
tional Officer,  Dist.  3,  Rehabilitation  Div.  Fed. 
Bd.  for  Vocational  Ed.  Affiliations:  Veteran 
Athletes  of  Phila.;  Union  A.A.  (Lansdowne)  ; 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Mildred  Stuart. 
Children:  John  J.,  Jr.,  age  14;  Richard  Stuart, 
age  9.  Office:  88  Lexington  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  52  Berkeley  Ave.,  Lansdowne,  Pa. 

GRESHAM,  OWEN  GARSIDE,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Wash.,  Ga.,  Oct.  8,  1888.  Son 
of  E.  E.  and  Mary  (Sims)  Gresham.  Ed.:  Prat- 
ville  (Ala.)  H.  Sch.,  1905;  Univ.  of  Ala.,  B.S., 
1910;  LL.B.,  1911. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1910;  Ail-So.  hon.  mention, 
1909-10).  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
B.B.  team  (Ail-So.,  1910-11).  1912-13,  official 
So.  Conf.  games. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Ala.  Home  Cos. 
War  Record:  Comn'd  capt.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Birmingham  A.  C. ; 
mem.  Robinson  Gresham  Co. ;  Kappa  Sigma ; 
T.N.E. ;  Birmingham  C.C.  (Bd.  of  Gov.);  Red- 
stone Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Katherine 
Morrow,  Feb.  23,  1921.  Children:  Margaret,  age 
3V2.  Office:  2026  First  Ave.  N.,  Birmingham, 
Ala.  Home:  Country  Club  Rd.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

GRIBBLE,  CHARLES  M.,  trapshooting,  Born: 
Charlotte,  N.  C,  Sept.  20,  1877.  Son  of  J.  A. 
and  Sarah  (Houston)  Gribble.  Ed.:  White- 
hall, N.  C. 

Record:  1924,  won  Wilson  trophy,  Savannah 
Shoot ;  competed  in  Brunswick  Shoot.  1925, 
won  second  leg  Natl.  Harvesting  Cup  (Savan- 
nah).    Average,  year  to  year,  85  per  cent. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prop'r  Union  Station  res- 
taurant. Affiliations:  Masons;  Shrine;  Scottish 
Rite ;  Forest  City  Gun  C.  Hobby:  Target  shoot- 
ing and  game.  Married:  Edna  E.  Marshall, 
July,  1903.  Children:  Mildred,  age  22.  Office: 
Union  Station,  Savannah,  Ga.  Home:  51st  and 
Batty  Sts.,  Savannah,  Ga. 

GRIESEDIECK,  HARRY  C,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Feb.  3,  1899.  Son 
of  Paul  and  Tillie  (Stifel)  Griesedieck.  Ed.: 
McKinley  H.  Sch.  (St.  Louis),  1917  ;  B.S.,  Wash. 
Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
track  team.  1918-20,  mem.  Wash  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919)  ;  picked  All-Mo.  Valley 
Conf.,  1919;  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  champs.,  1918). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.  Amer.  Pulverizer 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Cen- 
tury Boat  Club;  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Gladys  Mueller,  May  1,  1923. 
Children:  Henry,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  1249  Mack- 
lind  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  465  Belleview 
Ave.,  Webster  Groves,  Mo. 

GRIFFIN,  DONALD  WORNER,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.  team,  1922.  Bom:  Lock  Haven,  Pa., 
Jan.  17,  1901.  Son  of  Peter  Philip  and  Anna 
(Worner)  Griffin.  Ed.:  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch.; 
Tome  Sch.  (Port  Deposit,  Md.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa.; 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1923. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  Tome  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1918).  1919,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924,  line  coach 
Lake  Haven  H.  Sch.  (P.I.A.A.  F.B.  champs.). 
1925-26,  line  coach  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1927,  asst.  coach  Lock  Haven  H.  Sch. 
" '  Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Lock  Haven 
Chair  Corp.  Mil.  Record:  First  lieut.  103rd 
Cav.,  Pa.  N.  G.     Affiliations:  Delta  Psi ;  Quad- 


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rangle  Club  (pres.,  1922-23).  Married:  Helen 
Quigley,  Nov.  28,  1925.  Address:  15  W.  Church 
St.,  Lock  Haven,  Pa. 


GRIGSBY,  CLAUDE  THOMAS,  football, 
swimming  and  wrestling.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
Oct.  24,  1903.  Son  of  Claude  Lee  and  Mary 
(Durkin)  Grigsby.  Ed.:  Tilden  Tech  (Chicago), 
1923;  B.S.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Tilden  Tech.  F.B.  team 
(capt*,  1920-21-22;  selected  All-Cook  County 
q.b.,  1921-22).  1919-23,  mem.  McKinley  Park 
wrestling  team,  Chicago,  111.  (Won  Internatl. 
gym.  Union  champ.  105  lb.  class,  1919;  won 
South  Parks  champ.,  1920-22;  won  A.A.F. 
champ.,  1921 ;  won  A.A.U.  champ.,  1922 ;  won 
A.A.U.  South  Atlantic  champ.,  175  lb.  class, 
1925-26-27).  1920-21-22-23,  capt.  Tilden  Tech 
swimming  team  (won  Miss.  Valley  swimming 
champ.,  1923).  1921,  mem.  Tilden  Tech  Bskt.B. 
team  (selected  All-Cook  County  running  guard). 
1925-26-27,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1927;  mentioned  as  All-Amer.  cen- 
ter, 1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
A.A.U. ;  I.C.A.A.;  Sigma  Epsilon  Phi;  Wash. 
Canoe  Club;  Wash.  Swimming  Club;  111.  A.C. 
Hobby:  Football.  School:  Gorgetown  Unv., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2829  E.  76  Place,  Chicago, 
111. 


GRIMM,  SIMON  RAY,  football.  Born:  West- 
moreland Co.,  Pa.,  Nov.  16,  1887.  Son  of  Simon 
Hine  and  Nancy  (Fair)  Grimm.  Ed.:  Vander- 
grift (Pa.)  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Wash,  and  Jeff  Coll.; 
Univ.  of  Chicago ;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh ;  Columbia 
Univ. 

Record :  1904-07,  mem.  Vandergrift  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1909-11,  mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1912-17,  coach  Charleior  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(champs.,  1912-13-15-16).  1918-26,  coach  Roch- 
ester H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (champs.,  1918-20-21-22). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Citizens  Natl.  Bank  (Vandergrift,  Pa.)  ;  1st 
Natl.  Bank  (Rochester,  Pa.)  ;  Mason;  Shriner; 
Elks ;  State  Teachers  Asso. ;  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ; 
W.  and  J.  Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Helen  Reckers,  Jan.  21,  1911.  Children:  Nancy 
Elizabeth,  age  13;  Simon  Ray,  Jr.,  age  9. 
Office:  170  Brighton  St.,  Rochester,  Pa.  Home: 
425  Vt.  St.,  Rochester,  Pa. 


GROSS,  LOUIS,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  18,  1903.  Son  of  Nathan 
and  Mary  (Bartfield)  Gross.  Ed.:  L.L.B.,  Univ. 
of  Minn. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (held  state  discus  throw  rec- 
ord). 1922,  3rd  pi.  Natl.  Coll.  track  meet.  Hon. 
mention  by  Walter  Camp  and  selected  for  All- 


Conf.  teams.  1925,  awarded  conf.  medal;  asst. 
coach,  Du  Pont  Manual  Training  H.  Sch.  1926- 
27,  asst.  varsity  coach,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  and  asst.  coach, 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Scottish 
Rite.  Married:  Beatrice  Rosenthal,  July  10, 
1927.  Office:  312  Andrus  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  1900  Thomas  N.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


GROUT,  JOHN  FREDERICK,  pro.  golf. 
Born:  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  Mar.  25,  1910.  Son 
of  Herbert  D.  and  Elinor  (Hickey)  Grout.  Ed.: 
Classin  H.  Sch. 

Record :  1923,  asst.  P.  G.  Domick  Hills  C.C. 
Ardmore  (Okla).  1924-27,  Jr.  Champs,  of  Okla. 
Lincoln,  Nebr.  Park  G.C.  1926-28,  P.G.  Edg- 
more  G.  and  C.C.  Okla  City  (Okla.).  1927, 
G.  Okla.  State  open  tournament  Tulsa  C.C, 
Tulsa  (Okla.).  1928,  G.  Okla.  open  tournament 
Okla.  City   (Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiiliations: 
Edgemore  G.  and  C.C,  Okla.  City.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  Edgemore  G.C,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Home:  1035  W.  35th  St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

GROVE,  MANASSES  JACOB,  baseball,  track. 
Born:  Frederick,  Md.,  Feb.  16,  1906.  Son  of 
James  Henry  and  Anna  Clark  (Forsythe) 
Grove.  Ed. :  Frederick  H.  Sch. ;  Blair  Acad. ; 
Lake  Placid  Sch. ;  Tale. 

Record :  1920-23,  mem.  Frederick  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Frederick  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (B.B.  State  champs.,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  Frederick  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1924,  mem. 
Blair    Acad.    B.B.,    track    and    Bskt.B.    teams. 

1925,  mem.  Lake  Placid  Sch.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (Adirondack  I.L.  team  champ.). 

1926,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  B.B.  team.  1927, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  indoor  squad  track  (broad  jump). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Yale.  Affiliation: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Sports.  Address: 
107  W.  2nd  St.,  Frederick,  Md. 


GROVE,  IVAN  HAMPTON,  football.  Born: 
Denver,  Colo.,  Aug.  18,  1894.  Son  of  E.  R.  and 
Lucy  (Harlow)  Grove.  Ed.:  Ark.  City  (Kans.) 
H-  Sch.;  Tulsa  Univ.,  A.B.,  1917,  B.S.,  1920; 
Univ.  of  111.,  1921 ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1924 ;  M.S., 
Univ.  of  Ark. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Ark.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1914-15-16-19,  mem.  Tulsa  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.,  1914-15;  All-State  q.b., 
1916-19;  highest  point  scorer  in  Amer.,  1916). 
1915,  mem.  Tulsa  Univ.  Bskt.B.,  track,  B.B.  and 
tennis  teams.  1916-17-20,  All-State  guard,  Bskt. 
B.  1920,  individual  track  and  field  scorer. 
1920-22,  coach  Okla.  Baptist  Univ.  (Shawnee, 
Okla.).    1922-24,  coach  Univ.  of  Ark.   (Fayette- 


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ville,  Ark.).  1924-28,  coach  Hendrix  Coll.  (State 
champs.,  track  and  Bskt.B.,  1925-26-27;  State 
champs,  tennis,  1925-26;  tied  for  State  champ. 
F.B.,  1925-26.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Hendrix  Coll.,  Con- 
way, Ark.  War  Record:  Sgt.,  167th  Ambulance 
Co.,  117th  Sanitary  Train,  42nd  Div.  (Rain- 
bow) ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Mason;  K.T. ; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Kiwanis 
Club  (Bd.  of  dir.)  ;  F.B.  Coaches  of  Amer.; 
Ark.  State  Officials  Asso.  Hobby:  Pictures. 
Married:  Zepha  Freeze,  June  3,  1927.  Office: 
Hendrix  Coll.,  Conway,  Ark.  Home:  203  Inde- 
pendence St.,  Conway,  Ark. 

GROVEK,  JOHN  CARPENTER,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Nov.  22,  1883. 
Son  of  Benjamin  W.  and  Cora  (Carpenter) 
Grover.  Ed.:  B.P.E.  Mo.  State  Teachers'  Coll., 
1903;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Univ.,  1908. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Mo.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1902-03,  mem.  Mo.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1906-08, 
mem.  Wash.  Univ.  track  team.  1908-28,  offici- 
ated F.B.  and  track  continuously. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi;  Mason;  Shrine.  Clubs:  Kans.  City  A.C. ; 
Univ.  Lettermens  C. ;  Kansas  City  C. ;  Lake- 
wood  G.C. ;  Rockhill  T.C.  Hobby:  Aths.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Weber,  June  17,  1914.  Children: 
Betty,  age  12;  Jack,  age  10.  Office:  609  Rialto 
Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  5434  Rockhill 
Rd.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

GRUBE,  RAY  YOUNG,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  Lititz,  Pa.,  Feb.  24,  1895.  Son  of 
George  S.  and  Sarah  (Young)  Grube.  Ed.: 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Acad. ;  Franklin  and 
Marshall  Coll. ;  A.B.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll., 
1918;  A.M.,  Columbia,  1922. 

Record :  1913-14,  mem.  F.&M.  Acad.  B.B.  team. 
1915-16,  mem.  F.  &  M.  Coll.  B.B.  and  track 
teams.  1916-17-18,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  cross-country 
team).  1919-20,  mem.  Blue  Ridge  League  B.B. 
team.  Coached  aths.  Parkesburg,  Pa.  H.  Sch., 
winning  Chester  Co.  champ,  in  Bskt.B.  1920-21, 
mem.  Blue  Ridge  League  B.B.  team.  Coached 
Abington  H.  Sch.  team  to  Phila.  suburban 
champ.  1921-22,  coached  Pottsville  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.  team.  Offered  tryout  with  St.  Louis  Cards. 
1922-23,  coached  Morristown,  Pa.  H.  Sch.  team. 
Officiated  12  F.B.  games  and  111  Bskt.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Math.,  Lancaster  H. 
Sch.,  Lancaster,  Pa.  Affiliations:  Agent  for 
Standard  Accident  Ins.  Co. ;  mem.  Natl.  F.B. 
Bd. ;  vice-pres.  East.  Dist.  Bskt.B.  Bd. ;  mem. 
P.O.S.  of  A.;  mem.  F.  &  A.  M.  665.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Married:  Elasta  Stover,  June  11,  1921. 
Children:    Mary    Elizabeth,    age    5;    Renabell, 


age  2.  Office:  W.  Orange,  Lancaster,  Pa.  Home: 
254  Church  Ave.,  Ephrata,  Pa. 

GRUMPELT,  HARRY  CROCKETT,  track 
Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  May  25,  1908.  Son  of 
Harry  J.  and  Helen  (Crockett)  Grumpelt.  Ed.: 
Englewood  H.  Sch.  (N.  J.),  1924;  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1928. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (N.  J.  State  H.  Sch.  high  jump 
champ.,  1924).  1925,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
track  team.  1926-28,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
track  team   (high  jump). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  Ath.  Asso. ;  New  York  A.C.  Address: 
Harrington  Park,  N.  Y. 

GUARNACCIA,  DAVID,  football,  track.  Born: 
Wakefield,  Mass.,  June  20,  1907.  Son  of  Joseph 
and  Pietra  (Caruso)  Guarnaccia.  Ed.:  Wake- 
field H.  Sch. ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Wakefield  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team,  1925).  1926, 
mem.  Harvard  freshman  track  team.  1926-27, 
mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Har- 
vard track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Inst, 
of  1770 ;  Harvard  Varsity  Club ;  Hasty  Pudding 
Club.  Address:  27  Chestnut  St.,  Wakefield,  Mass. 

GUBELMAN,  ROBERT  EDWARD,  quarter- 
back on  All-State  F.B.  team  of  Illinois,  1925. 
Born:  Mt.  Carmel,  111.,  June  7,  1906.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Eva  Gubelman.  Ed.:  Mt.  Carmel 
H.  Sch.  (Mt.  Carmel,  111.)  ;  Carthage  Coll. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 

teams.  1923,  mem.  Mt.  Carmel  Bskt.B.  team 
(won  Miss.  Valley  tournament)  ;  team  won  sil- 
ver cup,  players  received  gold  medals  as  trophy. 
1925-26,  mem.  Carthage  Coll.  F.B.  team.  Se- 
lected All-State  q.b.  (1925),  given  hon.  mention 
(1926).     1927-28,  capt.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Pi ;  Modern  Woodmen  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Coach 
of  athletics.  Home:  112  S.  Main  St.,  Mt.  Car- 
mel, 111. 


GUDE,  GRANVILLE,  rowing.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Jan.  6,  1903.  Son  of  William  F.  and 
Katherine  (Loffter)  Gude.  Ed.:  Tech  H.  Sch., 
1921. 

Record:  1921-27,  mem.  Potomac  Boat  Club 
crew.  1921,  second  place  in  People's  Regatta 
(No.  1  man,  8-oar  shell)  ;  won  South.  Regatta 
(No.  7  man,  8-oar  shell)  ;  competed  in  Natl.  Re- 
gatta, Buffalo,  N.  Y. ;  won  Intermediate  and 
Senior  Eight  races,  Middle  States  Regatta,  Phil- 
adelphia, Pa.  1922,  won  Junior  Intermediate 
and  Asso.  Senior  Singles  races,  Middle  States 
Regatta,  Baltimore,  Md.   1923,  won  second  place 


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in  singles,  Amer.  Henely  Regatta,  Phila.,  Pa. ; 
won  Pat  Demsey  medal,  South.  Regatta ;  won 
South.  Senior  Singles,  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  won  Peo- 
ple's Regatta  Senior  Singles  champ.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
1924,  won  South.  States  Regatta  Singles,  Alex- 
andria, Va. ;  stroked  quad  and  won  second  place 
in  gig,  Alexandria,  Va.  1925,  won  Senior  Singles, 
stroked  Senior  doubles,  Senior  quad  and  Inter- 
City  Eight,  Richmond,  Va. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Florist,  Gude  Bros.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Wash.  Savings  Bank;  Mason; 
Shriner;  Potomac  Boat  Club  ;  City  Club  (Wash., 
D.  C.)  ;  Old  Dominion  Boat  Club.  Hobby:  Row- 
ing. Office:  1212  F  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  Laurel,  Md. 

GUERNSEY,  NATHANIEL  TAYLOR,  rowing. 
Born:  Davenport,  Iowa,  Dec.  29,  1857.  Son  of 
Jesse  and  Elizabeth  (Eaton)  Guernsey.  Ed.: 
Yale.  A.B.,  1881;  LL.B.,  18S3. 

Record:  1879,  mem.  Yale  1881  class  crew. 
1880-83,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Amer.  Tel.  & 
Tel.  Co.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Equitable  Life  Ins. 
Co.  (Iowa);  Down  Town  Asso.  Clubs:  Univ.; 
Metropolitan;  Yale;  Blind  Brook  (Rye,  N.  Y.)  ; 
Graduates  (New  Haven)  ;  Des  Moines  (la.)  ; 
Edgartown  Yacht.  Married:  Martha  Love. 
Children:  Otis  Love,  age  34;  Nathaniel  Taylor, 
Jr.,  age  29.  Office:  195  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  151  E.  79th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

GUERNSEY,  NATHANIEL  TAYLOR,  JR., 

football  and  swimming.  Born:  Des  Moines,  la., 
Dec.  26,  1898.  Son  of  Nathaniel  Taylor  and 
Martha  (Love)  Guernsey.  Ed.:  Taft  Sch. 
(Watertown,  Conn.j,  1918;  B.A.,  Yale,  1922; 
LL.B.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Taft  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(team  unscored  on  and  undefeated,  1917).  1918, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  undefeated  swimming 
team.  1919-20-21,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team ; 
competed  in  plunge,  Yale  varsity  1.0.  champs, 
swimming  team.  1920-21-22,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity swimming  team.  Estab.  world's  record  75 
ft.  plunge  at  Carnegie  pool,  35  sec.,  also  world's 
record  60  ft.  plunge,  15  3/5  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  assocd.  with  Piatt, 
Field  and  Taylor,  attys.  Naval  Service:  U.S.N. 
R.F.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Yale  Club  of  N.  Y.  C. ;  Lunch 
Club  of  N.  Y.  C. ;  Lawyers  Club  of  N.  Y.  C. 
Office:  120  Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home: 
151  E.  79th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 


GUERNSEY,  RAYMOND  G.,  capt.  Yale  Uni- 
versity baseball  team,  1902.  Born:  Poughkeep- 
sie,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  21,  1878.  Son  of  Stephen  G.  and 
Marianna  (Hicks)  Guernsey.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1902 ;  N.  Y.  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1897-98,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 


B.B.  team.  1899,  capt.  Yale  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1900-02,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1902).  1901-02,  chosen  All-Amer.  3rd 
baseman.  1904,  coach  Wesleyan  Univ.  (Conn.) 
B.B.  team.  Hudson  River  L.T.A.  doubles 
champ.  (2  yrs.).  Hudson  River  L.T.A.  semi- 
finalist  (2  yrs.).  Runner-up  mixed  doubles  (2 
yrs.).     Men's  singles  semi-finalist    (1  yr.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Aug.  1918,  F.A.,  C.O.T.C,  discharged  Dec, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Trustee  and  treas.  Vassar 
Coll. ;  trustee  the  Children's  Home,  Vassar  Bros. 
Inst. ;  treas.  Old  Ladies'  Home ;  Amer.  Bar 
Asso. ;  N.  Y.  State  Bar  Asso. ;  Dutchess  Co. 
Bar  Asso.;  Amer.  Legion.  Clubs:  Tennis; 
Dutchess  Co.  G.  and  C.C. ;  Amrita ;  Rotary ; 
"Y"  (Yale  of  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office: 
236  Main  St.,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.  Home:  Eden 
Terrace,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 

GUILD,  GEORGE  CHEEVER,  hockey,  ten- 
nis. Born:  West  Roxbury,  Mass.,  Nov.  3,  1901. 
Son  of  Howard  Redwood  and  Amy  (Cheever) 
Guild.  Ed.:  Roxbury  Latin  Sch.,  1919;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Harvard  tennis  team. 
1923,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team  (Big  Three 
champs. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Lancaster  Mills.  Affili- 
ations: Inst,  of  1770,  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon. 
Clubs:  Scituate  C.C. ;  Runaway  Brook  G.C.  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  Lancaster  Outing  (mem.  bd.  of  govs.)  ; 
Harvard  Varsity ;  Hasty  Pudding.  Married: 
Dorothy  Springer,  Oct.  3,  1924.  Child:  Vir- 
ginia, age  2.  Office:  Green  St.,  Clinton,  Mass. 
Home:  Neck  Rd.,  Lancaster,  Mass. 

GULLD,  ROBERT  FRANCIS,  football.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  May  30,  1883.  Son  of  Frank  O. 
and  Etta  (Ellis)  Guild.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1906. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1906,  mem.  Harvard  crew.  1908-15,  head 
coach  Harvard  second  F.B.  team.  1928,  F.B. 
official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Natl,  advertising  mgr.,  Bos- 
ton Amer.  and  Sunday  Advertiser.  War  Record: 
Capt.,  Ambulance  No.  2,  M.S.G.,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Harvard  C. ;  Winchester  C.C. 
Hobby:  Football,  rowing,  golf,  tennis.  Married: 
Elinor  Jackson,  June  14,  1910.  Children:  Bar- 
bara, age  17 ;  Priscilla,  age  13 ;  Frances,  age  12. 
Address:  5  Winthrop  Sq.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
24  Cabot  St.,  Winchester,  Mass. 


GUILD,  WILLIAM  ALEXANDER,  baseball. 
Born:  Sumner  Co.,  Tenn.,  Aug.  26,  1871.  Son  of 
Walter  Josephus  and  Bettie  (Alexander)  Guild. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Princeton,  1893;  Vanderbilt  Law 
Sch.,  1893-94. 


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Record :  1890-92-93,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team. 
1893,  capt.  Princeton  class  B.B.  team.  1894, 
capt.  Vanderbilt  B.B.  team. 

1'res.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Hobby:  Baseball. 
Married:  Louise  Trousdale  Allen,  Dec.  25,  1907. 
Children:  William  Alexander,  Jr.,  age  19 ;  Allen 
Trousdale,  age  18.  Office:  Amer.  Trust  Co.  Bldg., 
Nashville,  Tenn.  Home:  1814  W.  End  Ave., 
Nashville,  Tenn. 

GULIAN,  MIAN,  mem.  All-American  football 
team,  1922.  Born:  Marash,  Armenia,  July  29, 
1900.  Son  of  James  and  Ossana  (Shamlian) 
Gulian.  Ed.:  Newton  H.  Sch.  (Newton,  Mass.)  ; 
Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1919-22,  mem.  Brown  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922,  mem.  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Buffalo  All-Amer.  pro. 
F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Frankford  Yellow  Jack- 
ets pro.  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Providence 
Steam  Rollers  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.,  supervisor,  Equi- 
table Life  Assurance  Soc.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Mason ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ; 
Univ.  Club ;  Albemarle  G.C.  Hobby:  Football 
and  golf.  Office:  100  Milk  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  130  Charles  River  Pkwy.,  Newton,  Mass. 

GULLUM,  FRANK  BARNHART,  coach.  Born: 
Ilamden,  Ohio,  May  18,  1885.  Son  of  George  B. 
and  Mary  (Essman)  Gullum.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Ohio 
Univ.,  1907  •  M.S.,  1923. 

Record:  1904,  H.B.  Ohio  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1904-07,  pitcher  Ohio  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1908 
coach  Chillicothe  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.  1909-13, 
coach  Columbus  (Ohio)  East  H.  Sch.  1918-19, 
coach  Ohio  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1920-28,  officiat- 
ing F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  chemistry  Ohio 
Univ.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Sigma 
Chi ;  Amer.  Asso.  for  Advancement  of  Science ; 
Amer.  Asso.  of  Univ.  Profs.  Married:  Eva 
Louise  Mitchell,  Aug.  28,  1912.  Children:  Rob- 
ert B.,  age  14;  Betty  M.,  age  12.  Office:  Ohio 
Univ.,  Athens,  Ohio.  Home:  128  Lancaster  St., 
Athens,   Ohio. 

GUMBRECK,  LAURENCE,  track.  Bom: 
Peoria,  111.,  Aug.  24,  1904.  Son  of  Jacob  and 
Clara  (Gable)  Gumbreck.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1927. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross- 
country team  (won  Big  Ten  champ.).  1926-27, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team  (competed  %, 
1  and  2  mi.  races ;  won  Big  Ten  indoor  champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Instr.,  Dept.  of  Zoo- 
logy (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Affiliation:  Sigma  Pi. 
Hobby:  Colector  of  stamps  and  coins.  Married: 
Marval  Telfer,  Sept.,  1927.  Office:  456  Biology 
Bldg.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
619  N.  Lake  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 


GUNN,  WATTS,  golf.  Born:  Macon,  Ga., 
Jan.  10,  1905.  Son  of  Will  and  Virginia  (Watts) 
Gunn.  Ed.:  Woodbury  Forest  Sch.,  1924;  B.S., 
Ga.  Tech.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  won  Ga.  State  tournament 
(Macon).  1925,  finalist  Natl.  Amateur  Tourna- 
ment (Oakmont,  Pa.).  1926,  mem.  Walker  Cup 
team  (St.  Andrews,  Scotland)  ;  eliminated  5th 
round,  British  Amateur  champ.  (Murfield)  ; 
eliminated  3rd  round  by  George  Von  Elm,  Natl. 
Amateur  Tournament  (Baltusrol,  N.  J.)  ;  won 
Biltmore  Forest  Invitation  Tournament  (Ashe- 
ville,  N.  C).  1927,  won  Natl.  I.C.  Tournament 
(Garden  City,  L.  I.)  ;  won  Ga.  State  Amateur 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  At- 
lanta A.C. ;  Chi  Phi ;  Druid  Hills  C.C. ;  East 
Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  Morgan  St., 
Eastlake,  Decatur,  Ga. 


GUSTAFRON,  VICTOR  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  2,  1905.  Son  of  Paul 
and  Helen  (Genthe)  Gustafron.  Ed.:  Wheaton 
H.  Sch.;  N.  West.  Univ. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Wheaton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-23,  mem.  Wheaton 
H.  Sch.  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  mem. 
Wheaton  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  N.  West. 
Univ.  freshman  F.B.  tem.  1925,  mem.  N.  West. 
Univ.  freshman  B.B.  team ;  mem.  N.  West. 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  N.  West. 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt,  1927)  ;  team 
"Big  Ten"  champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Sigma 
Nu.    Address:  Coll.  Ave.,  Wheaton,  111. 

GUYER,  ROY  J.,  baseball,  football.  Born: 
New  Bridge,  Pa.,  Oct.  25,  1885.  Son  of  Frank 
K.  and  Susan  E.  (Jones)  Guyer.  Ed.:  Shep- 
pensburg  State  Normal,  1903 ;  A.B.,  Lebanon 
Valley  Coll.,  1908;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Sheppensburg  State  Nor- 
mal Coll.  F.B.  team.  1903,  mem.  Sheppensburg 
State  Normal  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1904-07,  mem. 
Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1906). 
1905-07,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  BsktB. 
team.  1905-08,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1912,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1913-17,  coach  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  sports. 
1918-28,  dir.  Conn.  Agri.  Coll.  aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Conn.  Agr.  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Engaged  in  Y.M.C.A.  work  at 
Camp  Taylor  (Ky)  and  Camp  Dix  Affiliations : 
Masons ;  Supt,  Local  Community  Sunday  Sch. 
Hobby:  Poultry  raising  and  archery.  Married: 
Annie  Phillips.  Children:  Richard,  age  5; 
Norma,  age  2.  Address:  Conn.  Agr.  Coll.,  Storrs, 
Conn. 


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HAAS,  JOHN  HOXIE,  capt.  Yale  basketball 
team,  1923-24.  Born:  Council  Bluffs,  Iowa,  Apr. 
2,  1902.  Son  of  Chas.  L.  and  Adlet  Emma  (Bab- 
cock)  Haas.  Ed.:  Westport  H.  Sch.  (Kansas 
City,  Mo.)  ;   Ph.B.,   Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team 
(East.  I.C.  league  champs.,  1922-23;  capt.,  1923- 
24).  1923,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (won  natl. 
cbamp. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  agent,  Amer.  Car  and 
Foundry  Co.  Club:  Univ.  (Buffalo).  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis and  golf.  Married:  Marion  Elizabeth  Os- 
borne, 1925.     Office:  1221  Clinton  Ave.,  Buffalo, 


HACKETT,  HORATIO  BALCH,  football, 
N.  Y.  Home:  196  Crescent  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  May 
8,  1880.  Son  of  Horatio  B.  and  Jane  (Lukens) 
Hackett.     Ed.:  U.S.M.A.,   1904. 

Record:  Mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  hockey  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1903-04,  and 
B.B.,  1904).  1904-28,  referee  Big  Ten  Conf. 
and  East.  Colls.  F.B.  games.  1907-10,  mem. 
F.B.  Rules  Com.  1923-27,  referee  111.  State  ten- 
nis tournaments. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect,  Holabird  and 
Root.  War  Record:  Col.,  124th  F.A.,  58th 
Brig.,  33rd  Div.,  1917-19;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affilia- 
tions: Shriner;  Mason;  Amer.  Legion;  Mil. 
Order  World  War;  Disabled  Vets,  of  World 
War;  Res.  Officers'  Asso. ;  Forty  and  Eight; 
Chicago  A.A.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Chicago,  111.)  ; 
Chicago  A.C. ;  Racquet;  Medinah  A.C. ;  Coll.; 
Adventurers;  Sojourners;  Exmoor  C.C.  Hobby: 
Football,  squash-racquets,  tennis  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Winifred  M.  Hackett.  Office:  333  W.  Mich. 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1320  N.  State  St., 
Chicago,  Illinois. 


HACKNEY,  DAVID  D„  golf.  Born:  Car- 
nousti,  Scotland,  Jan.  24,  1898.  Son  of  John 
and  Jean  (Miles)  Hackney.  Ed.:  Carnousti 
public  school. 

Record :  1920-21,  golf  pro.,  Newark  C.C.  1922- 
27,  pro.  champ.  Merrimack  Valley.  1922-28,  golf 
pro.  Merrimack  C.C.  1925-27,  qualified  Natl. 
Open  champ.  1926,  won  New  England  pro. 
champ.  1926-27,  qualified  Natl.  P.G.A.  champ. 
1926-28,  golf  pro.  San  Jose  C.C.  (Jacksonville, 
Florida). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  San  Jose  C.C.  Merrimack  C.C.  Hobby: 
Soccer  and  golf.  Married:  Marion  Hirtle,  June, 
1926.  Children:  Irene  Mary,  age  8.  Office:  San 
Jose  C.C,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home:  Andover, 
Massachusetts. 


HADDLETON,  FRANK  CHARLES,  baseball. 
Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Dec.  27,  1893.  Son  of 
Oliver  C.  and  Jessie  Leighton  (Webster)  Had- 
dleton.  Ed.:  Providence  (R.  I.)  Tech.  H.  Sch., 
1913;  Morris  Hts.  Sch.,  1914;  Coast  Artillery 
Sch.  (Ft.  Monroe,  Va.),  1918;  Ph.B.,  Brown 
Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  Providence  Tech.  H.S. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey  and  track  teams  (capt.  hock- 
ey and  track,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Morris  Hts. 
Sch.  B.B.,  hockey  and  track  teams.  1914-15, 
mem.  Brown  Univ.  track  team.  1914-16,  mem. 
Haddleton  Bros,  relay  team.  1914-16-19,  catcher 
leading  R,  I.  amateur  B.B.  teams.  1916,  coach 
Providence  Eng.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1917,  coach 
Providence  Hope  St.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1920, 
catcher  Brown  Univ.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Lebanon 
(N.  H.)  B.B.  team  (amateur  and  semi-prof, 
champs,  of  N.  H.  and  Vt).  1921-24,  played 
semi-prof.  B.B.  1915-28,  official  F.B.  and  hock- 
ey; mem.  Cen.  Bd.  and  Asso.  of  N.E.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  engr.,  Boston 
Rubber  Shoe  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  May, 
1917;  comn'd  lieut.  C.A.C.,  1918;  ath.  officer 
(Ft.  Adams,  R.  I.),  1918;  Co.  commander  (Ft. 
Greble,  R.  I.)  ;  resigned  May,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Theta  Delta  Chi;  Theta  Delta  Chi  Corps  of 
R.  I. ;  Maiden  Chamber  of  Comm  ;  Boston  Cham- 
ber of  Comm;  Nauset  Beach  Club  (secy.). 
Hobby:  Outdoor  games.  Married:  Cordelia 
Pearmain  Bingham,  Oct.  29,  1924.  Office:  183 
Commercial  St.,  Maiden,  Mass.  Home:  67 
Sparks    St.,   Cambridge,   Mass. 


HADDOCK,  PAUL  F.,  golf.  Born:  Adlington 

Lancashire,  Eng.,  Dec.  9,  1886.  Son  of  John  and 

Lucy    (Fairclough)    Haddock.  Ed.:   Adlington 

Natl.    Sch.     (Eng.)  ;    Chorley  Tech.     (Chorley, 
Eng.),  1906. 

Record:  1922,  medalist,  Asheville  invitation 
tournament.  1923,  medalist  Carolina  State 
champ,  at  Pinehurst,  N.  C. ;  finalist  Asheville 
spring  invitation  tournament.  1922-23-24-25-26, 
Myers  Park  G.C.  champ.  (Charlotte,  N.  C). 
1923-24,  won  Mixed  Foursome  Carolina  State 
champ.  1924,  won  pro-amateur  Best  Ball  at 
Linville,  N.  C. ;  won  Asheville's  Men's  Best  Ball 
tournament.  1924,  third  place  N.  and  S.  Best 
Ball  amateur  champ,  at  Pinehurst,  N.  C.  1925, 
won  South.  Textile  tournament  at  Blowing 
Rock,  N.  C.  1925-26,  won  N.  and  S.  Best  Ball 
amateur  champ,  at  Pinehurst,  N.  C.  1926,  won 
Amer.  Cotton  Mfrs.  tournament  at  Pinehurst. 
1927,  second  place,  pro.  amateur  tournament 
at  Charlotte. 

Pres.  Occupation:  South,  mgr.,  A.  Klipstein  & 
Co.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Haddock  Corp.;  Masons; 
Scottish  Rite ;  Shrine ;  Bradford  Dyers  and  Col- 


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orist  Soc. ;  Amer.  Cotton  Mf  rs'.  Asso. ;  South. 
Textile  Asso. ;  Amer.  Asso.  of  Textile  Colorists 
and  Chemists.  Clubs:  First  pres.  Kiwanis ;  first 
(list.  gov.  Charlotte  Kiwanis ;  Charlotte  C.C. ; 
Myers  Park  C.C. ;  Carolina  Motor.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Louise  Skinner,  Nov.,  1916.  Child: 
Paul  F.,  Jr.,  age  10.  Office:  Comml.  Bank  Bldg., 
Charlotte,  N.  C.  Home:  Myers  Park,  Charlotte, 
North  Carolina. 

HAEETEL,  WALTER  GEORGE,  football. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Mar.  28,  1896.  Son 
of  G.  A.  and  Helen  Haertel.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1912-13-14,  mem.  North  H.  Sen.  (Min- 
neapolis, Minn.)  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
F.B.,  1914).  1916-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Washburn- 
Crosby  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  as  pvt.,  1917 ; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  1918-19;  discharged  at  lieut.  Affil- 
iations: Pres.  the  Haertel  Co. ;  Phi  Delta  Theta 
Alumni ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Gardening. 
Office:  Washburn-Crosby  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  5301  Stevens  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

HAGAN,  JAMES  H.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Born:  Mobile,  Ala.,  Dec.  1,  1893.  Son 
of  John  D.  and  Mary  (Davis)  Hagan.  Ed: 
LL.B.,  Univ.  Ala.,  1917. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Univ.  Ala.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923-24,  asst.  coach, 
Univ.  Nebr.  F.B.  team.  1924-25-27-28,  asst. 
coach  Univ.  Ala.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.S.A.  officer.  War  Record: 
Entd.  1st  O.T.C.,  Ft.  McPherson,  Ga.,  May, 
1917;  comnd.  Prov.  2nd  Lt.,  Aug.  1917,  temp. 
1st  Lt.,  Nov.,  1917,  and  tern,  capt.,  1918;  witn 
Co.  M.,  55th  Inf.,  7th  Div.  throughout  World 
War.  Married:  Florence  Bell  Scothorn,  Mar.  8, 
1921.  Children:  Mary  Jeanne,  age  6;  Florence 
Belle,  age  4.  Office:  Univ.  Ala.,  Tuscaloosa, 
Ala.     Home:  1715  3rd  St.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 

HAGEMAN,  H.  FRED.,  basketball  and  track. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  24,  1906.  Son  of 
H.  F.  and  Helen  (Oonk)  Hageman.  Ed.:  Yeat- 
man  H.  Sell.,  1923 ;  B.S.,  Wash.  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  Mem.  Yeatman  H.  Sen.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1924-25-26,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  var- 
sity track  team  (capt.,  1925).  1926,  won  Drake 
Relays ;  won  Mo.  Valley  Indoor  track  meet. 
Holder  Wash.  Univ.  high  jump  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  buyer.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Chi ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Artus ;  "W" 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  320  Security 
Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  7156  Kingsburg 
Blvd.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

HAGEN,  PAUL  F.,  basketball  official.  Born: 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Dec.  9,  1893.  Son  of  Paul  F. 
and  Catherine  (Hassler)  Hagen.  Ed.:  Wendell 
Phillips  H.  Sch.  (Chicago)  ;  B.P.  E.,  Amer.  Coll. 


of  Phys.  Ed.,  1916 ;  Univ.  111.  summer  sch. ;  De- 
Paul  Univ. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  T.V.  Freiheit  Gymnas- 
tic team.  1910-11,  mem.  Lake  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1912,  capt.  Wendell  Phillips  H. 
Sch.  soccer  team.  1914-15,  mem  Amer.  Coll.  of 
Phys.  Ed.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  Gym.  teams.  1916- 
38,  coach,  Benton  Harbor  (Mich.)  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1916-17-19-20,  instr.,  Amer.  Coll.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  swimming,  fencing,  apparatus  and  tumbling. 
1919,  Phys.  dir.,  Lansing  (Mich.)  H.  Sch.  1920- 
25,  coach,  dir.,  W.  Allis  (Wis.)  Pub.  Schs.  Phys. 
Ed.  1919,  Ath.  Official,  Saginaw  (Mich.)  Val- 
ley conf.  Ath.  Official,  Milwaukee  Natl.  Bd.  of 
Bskt.B.  Officials.  1926-28,  Supervisor  and  coach 
of  Aths.,  Amer.  Coll.  of  Phys.  Ed.  1927-28, 
swimming  instr.,  Turn-Verein,  Lincoln  and  Chi- 
cago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  Dir.  and  Coach.  Mil. 
Service:  Head,  Dept.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  Div.  of  Re- 
construction, Walter  Reed  Gen.  Hosp.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  1918-19,  Sergt.,  Med.  Dept.,  2nd  Lt. 
Sn.  O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Masons;  R.A.M. ;  Turn 
Ver'ein  (Lincoln);  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa;  Sec, 
Treas.,  Chicago  Alumni  Asso.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Framer  L.  Lpellum,  July  3,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Richard  S.,  age  8;  Robert  P.,  age  6.  Of- 
fice: 1019  Deveney  Pkwy.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
3708  N.  Marshfield  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


HAGEN,  WALTER,  former  American  and 
present  British  Open  Golf  champion.  Born: 
Rochester,  New  York,  October  21,  1891.  Educa- 
tion: Rochester    (New  York)    High  School. 

Record:  Won  following  open  championships: 
American,  1914  and  '19;  Metropolitan,  1916,  '19 
and  '20;  North  and  South,  1918,  '23  and  '24; 
French,  1920 ;  Michigan,  1921 ;  New  York  State, 
1922;  British,  1922,  '24  and  '28;  Texas,  1923; 
Eastern,  1926,  breaking  world  record  for  36 
holes  with  total  of  132.  Won  following  cham- 
pionships :  Panama  Exposition,  1915 ;  American 
Professional  Golfers'  Association,  1921  and  24- 
27 ;  Belgium,  1924.  Three  times  winner  of  Flor- 
ida West  Coast  championship.  Twice  winner  of 
Massachusetts  Open  championship.  1924,  defeated 
Cyril  Walker  in  72  hole  match  play.  1916,  de- 
feated Abe  Mitchell  in  England  for  champion- 
ship of  world  in  72  hole  match  play,  2  and  1 ; 
defeated  Bobby  Jones  for  72  hole  match  play 
championship  of  United  States.  1927,  defeated 
Gene  Sarazen  in  72  hole  match  play. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  golfer.  Gov- 
ernment Service:  Played  exhibition  golf  for  Red 
Cross  at  request  of  government  authorities. 
Affiliations:  L.  A.  Young  Company  (director)  ; 
Professional  Golfers'  Association ;  Westchester- 
Biltmore  Country  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  Edna  Strauss.  Children:  Wal- 
ter Charles,  Jr.  age  10.  Office:  15  Park  Row, 
New  York  City,  New  York.  Home:  The  Bilt- 
more,  New  York  City,  New  York. 


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HAGER,  RICHARD  BUCKNER,  football. 
Born:  Ashland,  Ky.,  July  13,  1888.  Son  of  John 
F.  and  Margaret  (Maupin)  Hager.  Ed.:  Va. 
Mil.  Inst.,  1907 ;  Vanderbilt  Coll.,  1908 ;  Amherst 
Coll.,  1909. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Va.  Mil.  Inst.  F.B. 
team.  1908,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Coll.  F.B.  team; 
mem.  Amherst  Coll.  F.B.  team  (mentioned  on 
All-South,  selections  as  tackle ;  selected  by  Mc- 
Gregor and  Yost  on  All-Star  team  of  Vanderbilt, 
Swanee  and  Mich.).  1912,  coach  Va.  Mil.  Inst. 
1913,  asst.  coach  Vanderbilt  Coll.  1914,  coach 
Montgomery  Ball  Acad.  1915-16,  asst.  coach 
Wash.  Univ.  (St.  Louis).  1917,  coach  115th  F. 
A.  team  (30th  Div.  champs.).  1920,  coach  Mont- 
gomery Bell  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Special  agent,  Union  Cen. 
Life  Ins.  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Pvt.,  Oct., 
1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  with  rank  of  1st 
Lt.,  May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Ma- 
son; Sigma  Epsilon  ;  Univ.  Club  (Cincinnati, 
Ohio)  ;  Miami  Boat  Club;  Vanderblt  "V"  Club. 
Hobby:  Baseball  and  golf.  Married:  Lulie  Fall, 
Oct.  5,  1912.  Children:  John  F.,  3rd,  age  13; 
Marion  Fall,  age  7.  O  ce:  309  U.  C.  Bldg., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  Ritchie  Ave.,  Cincin- 
nati, Ohio. 

HAGER,  ROBERT  HENRY,  author  and  orig- 
inator of  "Percentage  Basketball."  Born:  Platts- 
mouth,  Nebr.,  Feb.  19,  1892.  Son  of  Frank 
Wright  and  Emma  Theresa  (Herold)  Hager. 
Ed.:  Lincoln  (Neb.)   H.  S. ;  Univ.  of  Neb.,  1916. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Lincoln  H.S.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams;  Y.M.C.A.  State  champ.  1912, 
Nebr.  Univ.  Gym.  champ.  1912-14,  mem.  Neb. 
Univ.  All-Star  Bskt.B.  team.  1913-14,  asst.  phys. 
dir.  Lincoln  T.M.C.A.  1914,  phys.  dir.  Kalispell 
(Mont.)  Y.M.C.A.  1915,  phys.  dir.  Hastings 
(Neb.)  Y.M.C.A.;  Hastings  Coll.  Bskt.B.  coach. 
1916,  asst.  phys.  dir.  Omaha  Y.M.C.A.  1917, 
phys.  dir.  and  ath.  coach  Lincoln  H.  S.  1920, 
asst.  phys.  dir.  Oakland  (Cal.)  Y.M.C.A.  1920-28, 
asso.  prof  phys.  ed.  and  Bskt.B.  coach  Ore.  State 
Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asso.  prof.  phys.  ed.  and 
Bskt.B.  coach,  Ore.  State  Coll.  Naval  Service: 
Aviator,  ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.C. ;  5th  flight  aviation 
U.S.N.R.F.C.  Affiliations:  Ore.  State  Phys.  Ed. 
Asso.  (sec,  '20,  '21,  pres.  '23)  ;  Natl.  Bskt.B. 
Coaches  Asso.  Press  Comm. ;  Red  Cross ;  Ma- 
sons ;  Triand  Service  C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Cor- 
vallis  C.C.  Hobby:  Mountain  climbing  and  hik- 
ing. Married:  Katherine  Carroll,  Oct.  8,  1920. 
Children:  Mary  Katherine,  age  6;  Dorothy  Car- 
roll, age  3.  Office:  Men's  Gym,  Corvallis,  Ore. 
Home:  153  N.  13th  St.,  Corvallis,  Ore. 

HAHN,  ARCHIE,  track.  Born:  Dodgeville, 
Wis.,  Sept.  13,  1880.  Son  of  Charles  R.  and 
Mary  (Howell)  Hahn.  Ed.:  H.  Sch.  (Portage, 
Wis)  ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Mich.,  1904. 


Record:  1899-1900,  holder  Wis.  State  I.S.  100- 
yd.  record.  1901-04,  mem.  Univ.  Mich  track  team 
Inter.  Conf.  champs.  1901-02,  won  Inter.  Conf. 
100-yd.  dash.  1903,  won  Inter  Conf.  220-yd. 
dash ;  won  Amer.  and  Canadian  A.A.U.  champ. 
100,  220-yd.  dashes.  1904,  equalled  record  60 
meters,  time  7  sec,  and  broke  record  in  200 
meters,  time  21  3/5  sec,  Olympic  games,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. ;  record  60  yds.,  time  6  1/5  sec, 
Chicago  indoor  meet.  1906,  won  Olympic  games 
100  meter  race  at  Athens,  Greece ;  won  A.A.U. 
champ,  indoor  60  yd.  dash  at  N.  Y.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  and  field  coach,  ath. 
trainer,  Princeton  Univ.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Track  Coaches  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  "M"  Club.  Hob- 
by: Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Sarah  Fidelia 
Abernathy,  1908.  Children:  Sarah  Fidelia,  age 
15;  Archie,  age  14;  Dorothy  Mae,  age  8.  Office: 
Princeton  Univ.  A.A.,  Princton,  N.  J.  Home: 
253  Nassau  St.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

HAINES,  ANTHONY,  football  and  basketball 
Born:  Rockford,  111.,  May  23,  1888.  Son  of 
Frederick  and  Minnie  (Bushnell)  Haines.  Ed.: 
Andover;  LL.D.,  Yale,  1910. 

Record:  Mem.  Andover  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1908-09,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.     1911-28,  F.B.  official  in  Big  Ten. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Rockford  Fibre 
Container  Co.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  of  Coun- 
try Club,  Mid-Day  Club,  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Ann  Elizabeth 
Haines.  Children:  Margaret  Adaline,  age  15; 
Priscilla,  age  12.  Office:  Box  1017  Rockford, 
111.     Home:  Franklin  PL,  Rockford,  111. 

HAINES,  JESSE,  professional  baseball.  Born. 
Clayton,  Ohio,  July  22,  1893.  Son  of  Elias  and 
Althea  (Kimmel)  Haines.  Ed.:  Public  Sch.  of 
Phillipsburg,   Ohio. 

Record:1  1914,  mem.  Saginaw  pro.  B.B.  team 
S.  Mich.  League.  1915,  mem.  Detroit  Amer. 
1916-17,  mem.  Springfield,  Ohio,  pro.  B.B.  team, 
Cen.  League.  1918,  mem.  Hutchison,  Kas.  pro. 
B.B.  team,  West.  League;  mem.  Cincinnati 
Reds.  1919,  mem.  Tulsa,  Okla.  and  Kans.  City 
pro.  B.B.  teams,  West.  League.  1920-28,  mem. 
St.  Louis  Cardinals  (pitcher).  1924,  pitched 
no  hit  game  against  Boston  Braves.  1926,  shut 
out  N.  Y.  Yankees  in  World's  Series  in  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  1927,  leading  pitcher  in  Natl. 
League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Haines  Bros,  garage.  Hobby:  Fishing 
and  hunting.  Married:  Carrie  Weidner,  Sept. 
1915.  Children:  Juetta  Lu,  age  2.  Address: 
Phillipsburg,  Ohio. 

HAINES,  RAY  EDWARD,  athletic  director. 
Born:  North  Hampton,  N.  H.,  Apr.  11,  1891. 
Son    of    Edward    W.    and    Gertrude    (Norton) 


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Haines.  Ed.:  Laconia  (N.  H.)  H.  S.,  1909; 
Tilton  Sch.  (N.  H.),  1910;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  N.  H., 
1915;  Univ.  of  111.  Summer  Sch.,  1919. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Laconia  H.S.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1908,  mem.  State  champ,  team. 
1909,  mem.  Tilton  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1910-13,  mem. 
Univ.  of  N.  H.  F.B.  team.  1912-13,  mem.  Univ. 
of  N.  H.  hockey  team  (capt.  and  mgr.,  '13). 
1914,  ath.  coach  Franklin  (N.H.)  H.  S.  1915-21. 
ath.  dir.  Gunnery  Sch.  (Wash.,  Conn.).  1916-20. 
ath.  coach  Wykeham  Rise  Girls'  Sch.  1922,  mem. 
Augusta  (Me.)  Amateur  Hockey  C.  team  (State 
champs.).  1921-27,  ath.  dir.  champ,  hockey,  Bskt 
B.,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams,  Coburn  Classical  Inst. 
(Waterville,  Me.).  1921-28,  mem.  Approved  Bskt. 
B.  Officials.  1922-28,  mem.  Central  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.,  Pre-Tech.  Dept.,  Co- 
burn  Class.  Inst.  Affiliations:  Owner,  Haines 
Hobbies  Shop  (Old  Orchard,  Me.)  ;  Alpha  Tau 
Omega ;  Masons ;  N.  H.  Varsity  C. ;  Kiwanis. 
Hobby:  Wood-working  and  aths.  Harried:  Flor- 
ence Charles,  Dec.  22,  1915.  Children:  Dorothy, 
age  8.  Office:  59  Elm  St.,  Waterville,  Me.  Home: 
Old  Orchard,  Me. 

HAINES,  WILBUR  HAMILTON,  foobtall 
Born:  Haddonfleld,  N.  J.,  Jan.  23,  1883.  Son  of 
Hamilton  and  Rebecca  (Kaighn)  Haines.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Haverford  Coll.,  1907;  M.D.,  Univ.  Pa., 
1911. 

Record :  1903-04-050607,  mem.  Haverford  Coll 
F.B.  team.  1907-08-09,  head  coach,  Haverford 
Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lt.  Med.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Urologist,  St, 
Agnes  Hosp.,  St.  Marys  Hosp. ;  Asst.  Prof,  of 
Urology,  Univ.  Pa. ;  Consulting  Urologist,  U.S. 
P.N.S. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Masons;  Shrine; 
A.M.P.O. ;  Merion  Cricket  Club ;  Exchange  Club  ; 
Union  League  Club ;  Haverford  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Renwick  Carrick,  Mar.  18,  1918. 
Children:  Wilbur  H.,  Jr.,  age  8;  Nancy  Jean- 
nette,  age  6 ;  Marjorie  Renwick,  age  4.  Office: 
Walnut  and  16th  Sts.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
Zollinger  Way,  Merion,  Pa. 

HAKE,  EDWARD  W.,  capt.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B. 
team,  1927.  Born:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Apr.  7, 
1904.  Son  of  Edward  A.  and  Marie  (Tucker) 
Hake.  Ed.:  W.  Catholic  H.  Sch.;  U.S.M.A. ;  B.S., 
Univ.  Pa.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1927).  1926,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  box- 
ing and  wrestling  team.  1926-27-28,  mem.  Univ. 
Pa.  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Delta 
Upsilon ;  Sphinx  Club ;  Newman  Club ;  Kings 
Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  Univ.  Penna., 
Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home:  6345  Drexel  Rd., 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 


HALE,  MARSHALL,  JR.,  track  (sprinter). 
Born:  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  Oct.  27,  1902.  Son 
of  Marshall  and  Maw  (Miller)  Hale.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Stanford  track  team 
(capt.  elect,  '24);  Best  Official  time:  100  yd. 
dash,  9  9/10  sees.;  220  yd.  dash,  214/5  sees. 
1924,  Competed,  220  yd.  dash,  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  Hale  Bros.,  Inc. 
Affiliations:  Skull  and  Snakes;  N.Y.A.C. ;  Sigma 
Nu;  Phi  Phi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Jr.  Chamber  of 
Comm.  (San  Fran.)  ;  Bohemian  C;  Stanford  C; 
Founder,  Leonidon  C.  Office:  625  6th  Ave.,  New 
York  City.  Home:  26  Presidio  Terrace,  San 
Francisco,  Cal. 

HALE,  ROBERT  MOFFETT,  football.  Born: 
New  Hope,  Va.,  Oct.  11,  1895.  Son  of  Perkins 
Gordon  and  Elsie  (Simpson)  Hale.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Miami  Univ.  (Oxford,  Ohio),  1921;  A.M.,  Univ. 
Chicago,  1928. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Mansfield  H.Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1913-15,  mgr.  Mansfield  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (No.  Ohio  Champs.,  1913-14).  1915,  mem. 
Miami  Univ.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1916,  mem. 
Miami  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (Ohio  Conf. 
champs.,  1916).  1918,  mem.  37th  Div.,  Camp 
Sheridan  (Ala.)  F.B.  team;  mem  Co.  Bn.  and 
Regtl.  F.B.  teams.  1919-20,  mem.  Miami  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  teams  (capt.,  1920).  1921-22,  coach 
Barbeton  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.  1922-28,  dir.  of  aths., 
Elmhurst  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Aths.,  Elmhurst 
Coll.  (111.).  War  Record:  Pvt.,  Med.  Dept.,  136 
F.A.,  62nd  Arty.  Brig.,  37th  Div.  Enlisted  for 
World  War,  May,  1917;  with  A.E.F.,  8  mos. ; 
engaged  in  Meuse-Argonne  Battle ;  hon.  disch., 
Apr.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons;  K.T.,  Consis- 
tory; Sigma  Chi;  O.E.S. ;  Amer.  Hist.  Asso. 
Hobby:  History  research  and  genealogical  study. 
Married:  Ellen  Busch,  Dec.  5,  1925.  Office: 
Elmhurst  Coll.,  Elmhurst,  111.  Home:  239  Alex. 
Blvd.,  Elmhurst,  111. 

HALES,  MARVIN  R.,  football.  Bom:  Waits- 
burg,  Wash.,  Apr.  26,  1901.  Son  of  C.  A.  Hales. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  D.U.M.,  Wash.  State  Coll 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Waitsburg  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  Mem.  Wash 
State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Wash  State  Coll  varsity 
F.B.  team(  chosen  on  2nd  All-Pacific  Coast  F.B. 
team,  1923.  1928,  asst.  coach  Wash.  State  Coll. 
champ,  freshman  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Veterinary  Surgeon  for 
State  of  Wash.  Affiliations:  Gray  W  Club; 
Mason ;  Phi  Delta  Theta.;  Alpha  Psi ;  A.O.U.W. ; 
Amer.  Veterinary  Med.  Asso.  Office:  Olympia. 
Wash.    Home:  Waitsburg,  Wash. 

HALL,  BOLTON,  football,  crew.  Born: 
Armagh,  Ireland,  Aug.  4,  1854.  Son  of  Dr.  John 
and  Emily  (Bolton)  Hall.  Ed.:  M.A.,  Prince- 
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Record:  Mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  and  crew. 
1875,  Avon  Princeton  mile  walking  race. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.-treas.  Berkeley  Hgts. 
Asso.  (N.  J.).  Harried:  Susie  Scott.  Child: 
Lois  Hall  Herrick.  Office:  2  E.  23rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  T.   Home:  20  E.  83rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

HALL,  JOHN  LESLIE,  JR.,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball.  Bom:  Williamsburg,  Va.,  Apr. 
11,  1891.  Son  of  John  Leslie  and  Margaret 
(Farland)  Hall.  Ed.:  William  and  Mary  Coll.; 
U.S.N.A.,  1913. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  William  and  Mary  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1908,  capt.-mgr.  Va. 
State  Bskt.B.  champ  team ;  won  W.  and  M. 
tennis  doubles  champ.  1912-13,  mem.  U.S.N.A. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  awarded  sword  by 
Navy  A.A.  for  gen.  excellence  in  aths.  1913-14, 
asst.  coach  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1915,  coach 
Fleet  champ.  F.B.  team  (U.S.S.  Utah).  1915- 
16,  coach  Fleet  champ.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(runer-up  B.B.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut,  comdr.  U.S.N.  Na- 
val Service:  Officer,  destroyer  force,  U.S.N. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ;  pres.  Midshipmen's 
A.A.,  1913;  Army  and  Navy  Club.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  tennis.  Married:  Beall  Daingerfield.  Office: 
Navy  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  Williams- 
burg, Va. 

HALL,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  golf.  Born: 
Leeds,  England,  Mar.  15,  1888.  Son  of  Charles 
F.  and  Elizabeth  (Brooks)  Hall.  Ed.:  Memphis 
H.  Sch.,  1907. 

Record:  1908,  golf  pro.,  Blue  Monard  C.C. 
(Wis.).  1909,  golf  pro.,  Nashville  C.C.  1912-17, 
19-28,  golf  pro.,  Birmingham  C.C.  1913,  com- 
peted Nat'l.  open  golf  champ.  (Brooklyn,  Mass.). 
1920,  won  Ala.-Ga.  golf  tournament.  1925,  quali- 
fied Calif.  1st  open  golf  tournament.  1926, 
qualified  Nat'l.  open  champ.  (Columbus,  Ohio)  ; 
competed  West,  open  golf  champ.  1927,  com- 
peted S.  open  champ.  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  won  S. 
East  P.G.A.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  War  Record:  En- 
listed Aviation  Service,  1917,  mem.  A.E.F.,  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Mason  ;  Shriner  ;  P. 
G.A. ;  Birmingham  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address: 
Birmingham  C.C,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

HALL,  IRVING  P.,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Sept.  17,  1901.  Son  of 
Clarence  and  Harriett  (Murray)  Hall.  Ed.: 
Flair  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Md.,  1926. 

Record :  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team. 
1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  Universal  Auto 
Co.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Md.).  Married:  Emily  Parks,  Nov.  11,  1925. 
Children:  Emily  Barton,  age  1.  Office:  1529  M 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  7007  Meadow 
Lane,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


HALLAHAN,  JOHN  J.,  sports  writer.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  Aug.  31,  1877.  Son  of  John  and 
Bridget  (Noonan)  Hallahan.  Ed.:  Phillips  Gram- 
mar Sch.,  Boston,  1892. 

Record:  1896-99,  mile  runner.  1900,  trainer 
Geo.  B.  Tincler,  pro.  mile  champ,  runner.  1912, 
represented  Boston  Herald  at  Olympic  champs. 
(Stockholm,  Sweden).  1920,  represented  Boston 
Globe  at  Olympic  games  (Antwerp,  Belgium). 
Officiated  in  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  writer.  Affiliations: 
East  Asso.  of  Inter-Coll.  F.B.  Officials;  N.E.A. 
of  F.B.  Officials;  mem.  Bd.  of  Govs,  of  N.E.A. 
A.U.  (Boston  B.P.O.E.  No.  10)  ;  Tennis  Writers' 
Asso.  of  U.  S. ;  B.B.  writers  Asso.  of  Amer. ; 
Mass.  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters;  Elks  (Bos- 
ton Lodge  No.  10).  Hobby:  Lover  of  all  sports. 
Married:  Charlotte  Sloane.  Office:  242  Wash. 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  1086  Commonwealth 
Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 

HALLER,  WILLIAM  CHARLES,  basketball 
coach.  Born:  Davenport,  la.,  Dec.  3,  1903.  Son 
of  Charles  L.  and  Elvina  (Eckman)  Haller. 
Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Okla.  City,  Okla.),  1923; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Okla.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla. 
varsity  track  team.  1927-28,  Bskt.B.  coach 
Capital  Hill  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach,  Capital  Hill 
H.  Sch.  Affiliation:  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  Capital  Hill  H.  Sch.  Okla.  City,  Okla. 
Home:  820  N.  Ellison  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

HALLEY,  EDWARD  BLAIR,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Sept.  8,  1903.  Son 
of  Harry  B.  and  Clara  (Howard)  Halley.  Ed. : 
McKinley  H.  Sch.,  1922 ;  Univ.  of  Md.,  1924. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1920-21,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  -1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  varsity  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stanford  Paper  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Delta;  Sigma  Nu  ;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Md.).  Office:  1215  C  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  40  Quincy  PI.  N.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HALLIDAY,  HAROLD  SUTHERLAND,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec. 
29,  1905.  Son  of  Albert  A.  and  Annie  C.  Halli- 
day.  Ed.:  Milton  H.  Sch.;  Stone  Sch.;  Boston 
University. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Milton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Boston 
Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Bos- 
ton Univ.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Boston  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Lamb- 
da Chi  Alpha.  Address:  65  Blue  Hill  Ave., 
Milton,  Mass. 

HALLIGAN,  JAMES  EDWARD,  SK.,  football, 
baseball.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Feb.  11,  1879. 
Son  of  John  and  Margaret  Elizabeth  (Mc- 
Carthy) Halligan.  Ed.:  Boston  Mech.  Arts  H. 
Sell. ;  B.S.,  Mass.  Agr.  Coll. ;  B.S.,  Boston  Univ., 
1900. 

Record:  1896-99,  mem.  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  and  coach,  1899).  1897-1900,  mem. 
Mass.  Agr.  Coll.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
B.B.  team,  1900).  1900-02,  coach  Mass.  Agr. 
Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1901-13,  officiated 
to  coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  1911-13,  ath.  dir.,  La. 
State  Univ.  1925,  won  city  champ,  in  doubles 
tennis  (Baton  Rouge)  ;  adv.  F.B.  coach  Mass. 
Agr.  Coll.  1928,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Loyola  Univ. 
(New  Orleans). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  ins.  bus.  Affili- 
ations: Gulf  States  Officials'  Asso. ;  Kappa  Sig- 
ma ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Writing  lyrics  and  negro 
dialect  verse.  Married.  Children:  James  Ed- 
ward, Jr.,  age  13;  Perry  Elizabeth,  age  11.  Ad- 
dress: Elks'  Club,  New  Orleans,  La. 

HALLIGAN,  JOHN,  football  and  crew.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,' May  14,  1876.  Son  of  John  and 
Margaret  (McCarthy)  Halligan.  Ed.:  Boston 
English  H.  Sch.,  1894;  U.S.N.A.,  1899. 

Record:  1893,  mem.  Boston  English  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (Inter-Sch.  H,  Sch.  champs.).  1894- 
99,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team  (hon.  mention  on 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1897).  1896,  mem.  U.S. 
N.A.  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rear  Adm.  Engr.  Chief 
U.S.N.  War  Record:  U.S.S.  during  Spanish- 
Amer.  War,  1898;  chief  of  staff  to  comdr.  of 
U.  S.  N.  F.,  France,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  U.S. 
N.A.A.A.  (Annapolis,  Md.)  :  Army  and  Navy 
Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Katrina  Loomis, 
Feb.  11,  1902.  Children:  Katherine,  age  20. 
Office:  Navy  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  An- 
napolis, Md. 

HAMBLIN,  ADOLPH  PUTMAN,  football, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Galesburg,  111.,  Jan. 
11,  1896.  Son  of  John  Tyler  and  Caroline  (Eg- 
ner)  Hamblin.  Ed.:  Galesburg  H.  Sch.,  1915; 
B.S.,  Knox  Coll.,   1920. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.  Galesburg  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1912-15,  mem.  Galesburg  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1915-16-17-19,  mem.  Knox 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916-17-19-20,  mem.  Knox  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  B.B.,  1919-20). 
1916-20,  mem.  Knox  Coll.  track  team  (capt., 
1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  W.  Va.  Coll. 
Inst.  Mil.  Record:  Entered  service  July,  1918; 
pvt.,  Transportation  Corps,  Chicago,  111. ;   Med. 


Corps,  Camp  Greenleaf,  Chicamauga,  Ga. ;  dis- 
charged Camp  Grant,  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Omega  Psi  Phi ;  Beta  Kappa  Chi.  Office:  At- 
kinson Hall,  Institute,  W.  Va.  Home:  Simmons, 
No.  241,  Galesburg,  111. 

HAMBY,  WILLIAM  R.,  boxing  and  polo. 
Born:  Austin,  Tex.,  Mar.  24,  1896.  Son  of  Rob- 
ert M.  and  Minnie  (Meriwether)  Hamby.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Texas. 

Record :  Mem.  8th  Cavalry  Polo  team,  El  Paso, 
Tex.  (7  yrs.).  1925-28,  mem.  3rd  Corps  and 
Md.  Polo  C.  teams.  1926,  mgr.  Army  boxing 
team  (won  champ.  Army-Navy-U.S.M.C.  tour- 
nament, Sesqui-Centennial,  Phila.).  1926-27,  or- 
ganized and  coached  Md.  Women's  Polo  team 
(Md.  and  D.  C.  champs.).  1928,  secy.  Boxing 
Comm.,  So.  Atl.  Asso.  of  A.A.U.  of  Amer. 

Pres  Occupation:  Capt.  U.S.A.,  cavalry.  Mil. 
Service:  Federal  service,  1917-28.  Affiliations: 
So.  Atl.  Asso.  of  A.A.U. ;  Md.  Polo  C.  Hobby: 
Polo  and  boxing.  Married:  Eleanor  Burke 
Hamby,  June  30,  1919.  Office:  306  E.  Balto.  St., 
Balto.,  Md.     Home:  Hopkins  Apts.,  Balto.,  Md. 


HAMILL,  KENNEDY,  mem.  Yale  football, 
basketball  and  track  teams,  1916-20.  Born: 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  June  7,  1897.  Son  of  Samuel 
and  Lila  (Kennedy)  Hamill.  Ed.:  Laurenciville 
H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record>:  1914-16,  mem.  Laurenceville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (semi-finals  intersch.  golf  champs.). 
1916,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1917  and 
1919,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Yale 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Ohio  ^Elevator 
Co.  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.).  Mil.  Record:  In  Yale 
R.O.T.C.,  1917;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.  Field  Arty., 
Camp  Devens  and  Camp  Zachary  Taylor,  1918. 
Affiliation:  Zeta  Psi.  Clubs:  Elihu  (Yale)  ;  Yale 
(N.  Y.  C)  ;  Oakmont  C.C.  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ; 
Balto.  (Md.)  ;  Jonathan  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.)  ; 
Los  Angeles  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  shooting. 
Office:  300  E.  8th  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
721  S.  Mariposa  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


HAMILL,  RALPH,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Lombard,  111.,  Feb.  13,  1877.  Son  of  T. 
W.  and  Mary  (Hearns)  Hamill.  Ed. :  Cook  Co. 
H.  Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1899. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Cook  County  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1896-97-98-99,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
With  the  Med.  Dept.,  Amer.  Red  Cross,  1918. 
Clubs:  Univ.  (Chicago)  ;  City  (Chicago)  ;  Meli- 
an  Hill.  Married:  Margaret  Hunt,  1911.  Chil- 
dren: Margaret,  age  15;  Ralph,  age  12;  Hunt, 
age  10.  Office:  30  N.  Mich.  Blvd.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  666  Spruce  St.,  Winnetka,  111. 


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HAMILTON,  D.  BARRETT,  captain  Univer- 
sity of  Kansas  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Nor- 
ton, Kans.,  Oct.  1,  1905.  Son  of  D.  G.  and  Sarah 
(Barrett)  Hamilton.  Ed.:  Wentworth  Mil. 
Acad.,   1923;   A.B.,  Univ.  of  Kans.,   1928.    ' 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Wentworth  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1923;  F.B. 
ream  Mo.  State  Conf.  champs.,  1923;  capt.  All- 
Mo.  State  Conf.  F.B.  team,  1923;  won  Ail- 
Around  ath.  medal,  1923).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Kans.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  mem.  All-State 
team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  Inf.  Reserve,  7th  Corps.  Affiliations:  "K" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Kans.)  ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Office: 
1801  Wyandotte  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home: 
2943  Lockridge  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

HAMILTON,  DONALD  WHEELER,  football 
and  lacrosse.  Born:  Quincy,  111.,  Nov.  5,  1890. 
Son  of  William  Gillespie  and  Ellen  (Wheeler) 
Hamilton.  Ed.:  N.  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.,  1907;  U.  S. 
Naval  Acad.,  1912. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  N.  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.  F.B. 
team.  1910-11,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1910-11-12,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  la- 
crosse team  (presented  the  Thompson  Trophy 
for  Midshipman  that  did  most  for  the  promo- 
tion of  aths.,  1912).  1912-13-14,  coached  U.S.S. 
Va.  crew  and  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924-25,  ath. 
officer  of  the  Battleship  Div.  of  the  Battle  Fleet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  attache,  Amer.  Em- 
bassy, Mex.  City,  Mex.  War  Record:  Destroyer 
duty  at  Queenstown,  Ireland,  and  Brest,  France. 
Clubs:  Army  and  Navy  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Mex. 
City  C.C.  Married:  Harriet  Conger.  Children: 
Donald  Wheeler,  Jr.,  age  11.  Address:  U.  S. 
Embassy,  Mex.  City,  Mex. 

HAMILTON,  HARRY  L.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Talladega,  Ala.,  July  10,  1907.  Son 
of  Washington  P.  and  Mary  (Adams)  Hamilton. 
Education:    Talladega  Coll.,  Talladega,  Ala. 

Record:  1925,  All-Southern  guard  (football), 
mgr.  Talladega  Coll.  Bskt.  B.  team;  1925-26, 
mem.,  Tallageda  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.,  B.B.,  1926)  ;  1927,  capt.,  Tallageda  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Phi  Alpha  (treas.,  Alpha  Beta  chap.), 
"T"  Club  (Talladega  Coll.)  ;  treas.,  State  Asso. 
Cong.  Sunday  Sch.  and  Christian  Endeavor 
Soc.    Home:  Tallageda  Coll.,  Tallageda,  Ala. 

HAMILTON,     LEWIS     BIRELY,     N.A.A.A. 

bicycle  champ.,  1884.  Born:  Waterbury,  Conn., 
June  7,  1865.  Son  of  David  B.  and  Mary  (Bire- 
ly)  Hamilton.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1886. 

Record :  1884-85,  mem.  Yale  track  team ;  won 
I.C.  bicycle  events  (N.  Y.  C).   1884,  won  2  mile 


and  5  mile  N.A.A.A. A.  bicycle  champs.    (Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  War  Record: 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  2nd  Regt.,  U.S.V.  Engrs. ;  serv- 
ing 1  yr.  in  Honolulu  during  S.A.W. ;  disch.  as 
1st  Lt.,  July,  1899.  Club:  Mercantile  Chess. 
Hobby:  Chess.  Office:  Dept  of  City  Transit, 
Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  5114  Regent  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

HAMILTON,  THOMAS  JAMES,  mem.  U.S. 
Naval  Academy  F.B.  team,  1924-27.  Born: 
Hoopeston,  111.,  Dec.  26,  1905.  Son  of  John 
L.  and  Mary  (Hall)  Hamilton.  Ed. :  Doan 
Acad. ;  U.S.N.A.,  1927. 

Record :  1922-23,  mem.  Doane  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (Natl,  champ.,  1926).  Men- 
tioned on  AU-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1927,  capt.  U.S. 
N.A.  Bskt.B.  team;  asst.  F.B.  coach,  U.S.N.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ensign,  U.S.N,  and  asst.  F. 
B.  coach,  U.S.N.A.  Affiliations:  Vet.  Ath.  of 
Amer.;  Army  and  Navy  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C). 
Office:  U.S.N.A.,  Annapolis,  Md.  Home:  1777 
Summit  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

HAMILTON,  WALLACE  EARLE,  football. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec.  9,  1890.  Son  of 
Philip  R.  and  Elizabeth  (Stanley)  Hamilton. 
Ed.:  Minneapolis  North  H.  Sch.  Carleton  Coll.; 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  North  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
team,  1910;  B.B.,  1911;  track,  1910-11).  1912, 
mem.  Carleton  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1913,  mem. 
Carleton  Coll.  track  team  (held  120-yd.  high 
hurdle  record,  1913-26;  220-yd.  low  hurdles, 
1913-27).  1913,  champ.  Tri-State  and  State 
Coll.  meet  (dashes  and  hurdles).  1914,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team.  1915-28,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  official.  1916-26,  mem.  Minneapolis 
A.C.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  priv.  Engr.  Corps,  U.S.A. ;  discharged 
sergt.  Affiliations:  Hamilton  Const.  Co.  (pres.)  ; 
Minneapolis  A.C. ;  Meadowbrook  G.C. ;  Usa- 
dian  Internatl. ;  Minneapolis  Business  Men's 
Asso.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Isabel  Boyce. 
Children:  Ethel  Irene,  age  8 ;  Marie  Ann,  age  6. 
Office:  936-8  Lumber  Exchange,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.    Home:  Interlachen  Park,  Hopkins,  Minn. 


HAMLIN,  EDGAR  FRANCIS,  football,  base- 
ball. Born:  Southington,  Conn.,  Feb.  3,  1875. 
Son  of  Charles  Francis-  and  Elizabeth  (Jones) 
Hamlin.  Ed.:  Conn.  Literary  Inst.  (Suffield, 
Conn.)  ;  Wesleyan  Acad.  (Wilbraham,  Mass.)  ; 
Yale  Univ.;  Yale  Med.  Sch. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  Wesleyan  Acad.  F.B. 
team ;  capt.  Wesleyan  Acad.  B.B.  team.  1897, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and,  surgeon, 
Woonsocket  Hosp,  War  Record:  Asst.  surgeon 
Navy,  S.A.W. ;  capt.  during  World  War.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Ferigville  Water  Co.;  Masons; 
R.A.M. ;  Council ;  Commandery  ;  Scottish  Rite ; 
32nd° ;  Shrine ;  formerly  R.  I.  State  Represent- 
ative and  State  Senator ;  chmn.  State  Narcotic 
Bd. ;  Woonsocket  Masonic  Club.  Married:  J  enais 
Henningway,  1901.  Children:  Henningway,  age 
22;  Mildred  Dors,  age  21.  Address:  States- 
vide,   R.   I. 

HAMM,  EDWARD  BARTON,  track.  Born: 
Lonoke,  Ark.,  Apr.  13,  1906..  Son  of  Charles  E. 
and  Zelpa  (Harris)  Hamm.  Ed.:  Lonoke  H. 
Sch.,  1924;  Ga.  Tech.,  1929. 

Record:  Won  Nat'l.  H.  Sch.  broad  jump  rec- 
ord (Chicago,  111.,  3  yrs.).  Won  S.T.A.A.  broad 
jump  (24  ft.  11%  in.).  Won  S.  relay  record 
(24  ft.  12  in.).  Won  S.A.A.U.  broad  jump  rec- 
ord (24  ft.  7  in.).  1924,  won  Natl,  record  (Univ. 
of  Chicago,  24  ft.  2%  in.).  1927,  won  Penn  re- 
lays (23  ft.  7  in.)  ;  won  Natl.  I.C.  record  (24 
ft.  1  in.)  ;  3rd  place  Natl.  A.A.U.  (24  ft.  4%  in.). 
1928,  capt.  Ga.  Tech.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi ;  Delta  Sigma  Pi ;  Atlanta  A.C.  Hobby: 
Swimming.  School:  Ga.  Tech.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Home:  Lonoke,  Ark. 


HAMMELS,  VINTON,  football.  Born: 
Phoenix,  Ariz.,  July  21,  1894.  Son  of  James  G. 
and  Nellie  May  (Kendall)  Hammels.  Ed.: 
Univ.   Ariz.;   A.B.,   Univ.   Mich.,  1920. 

Record:  1913,  won  Glendal  Tennis  Club 
Champ.  Cup.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  Ariz.  F.B., 
B.B.,  tennis,  swimming  and  rifle  teams.  1914- 
15.  mem.  S.W.  F.B.  champ  team.  1916-17,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  F.B.  team.  1917-18, 
mem  89th  Div.  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1920,  coach,  Mea- 
derville  F.B.  team    (Butte,  Mont.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  ice  plant.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Capt.  U.S.F.A.R.C,  382nd  F.A.,  Phoenix, 
Ariz.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Hammels  Cotton,  Inc. ; 
Phoenix  C.C. ;  Arizona  Club ;  "M"  Club.  Hobby: 
Cotton  classer.  Office:  Crystal  Ice  and  Cold 
Storage  Co.  plant,  Glendale,  Ariz.  Home:  Ari- 
zona Club,  Phoenix,  Ariz. 

HAMMEN,  OSCAR  JOHN,  football.  Born: 
Township  of  Scott,  Wis.,  Feb.  28,  1907.  Son  of 
Christ  and  Emma  (Feshe)  Hammen.  Ed.: 
Northwestern  Coll. 

Record :  1924-27,  mem.  Northwestern  Coll.  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
Northwestern  Coll.  Ath.  Asso.  Hobby:  History 
and  study  of  astronomy.  Address:  R.  R.  3, 
Kewaskum,  Wis. 


HAMMOND,  GRAEME  M.,  M.D.,  National 
fencing  champion,  1881-1906.  Born:  Philadel- 
phia, Pennsylvania,  February  1,  1858.  Son  of 
William  A.  and  Helen  (Nisbit)  Hammond. 
Education:  C.E.,  Columbia  University,  1878 ; 
New  York  University,  M.D.,  1881,  LL.B.,  1912. 

Record:  1875-78,  member  of  Columbia  Uni- 
versity football,  track  teams  and  crew  (National 
quarter-mile  and  half-mile  Intercollegiate  Amer- 
ican Amateur  Athletic  Association  champion, 
1877).  1878-79,  member  of  All-New  York  la- 
crosse team.  1881-1906,  National  fencing  cham- 
pion. 1895-1926,  president  of  Amateur  Fencers 
League  of  America.  1912,  member  of  Olympic 
fencing  team.  1915-18,  president  of  New  York 
Athletic  Club.  1928,  president  of  American 
Olympic  Association. 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  United  States  Army  Medical  Corps, 
1917 ;  commissioned  Lieutenant  Colonel.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Shriner ;  New  York  Athletic 
Club.  Hobby:  Machinery.  Married:  Louise  Els- 
worth,  April  27,  1881.  Children:  Helen;  Louise 
(Mrs.  Raymond)  ;  Dorothea  (Mrs.  Collender). 
Office:  2  East  54th  Street,  New  York  City,  New 
York.  Home:  118  East  54th  Street,  New  York 
City,  New  York. 


HAMMOND,  HARRY  STEVENS,  football. 
Bom:  Crown  Point,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  13,  1884.  Son 
of  Charles  L.  and  Mary  (Stevens)  Hammond. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1908. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  agent,  Pressed  Steel 
Car  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Cherry  Valley  G.C. ;  R.R.  Club  (N.  Y.),  West- 
moreland Club.  Married:  Helen  Hoffstot,  June 
9,  1917.  Children:  Harry,  Jr.,  age  10;  Frank, 
age  8 ;  Anne,  age  4.  Oj^ce;  55  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  103  10th  St.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y. 


HAMMOND,  JOHN  HENRY,  football,  boxing, 
track.  Bom:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Oct.  3,  1871.  Son 
of  John  Henry  and  Sophia  (Wolfe)  Hammond. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1889;  Ph.B.,  Yale 
Sheffield  Scientific  Sch.,  1892;  LL.B.,  Columbia 
Univ.  Law  Sch.,  1895. 

Record:  1888,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  and  boxing  teams.  1889,  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
men F.B.  and  track  teams.  1892,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  team.  1895,  mem.  Columbia  Univ. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant  and  banker.  Mil. 
Service:  mem.  War  Trade  Bd.  Affiliation:  mem. 
Brown  Bros.  &  Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  Pres.  Mt. 
Kiseo  G.C. ;  Univ. ;  Yale  ;  Knickerbocker ;  Metro- 
politan; St.  Anthony;  Jekyl  Island.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  breeding  of  Guernsey  cattle.  Married: 
Bmilv     Vanderbilt     Sloane.     Children:     Emily; 


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Adele ;  Alice ;  Rachel ;  John  Henry,  Jr.  Office: 
59  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  9  E.  91st 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

HAMMOND,  JOHN  WM.,  nine  "letter"  man 
Harvard.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  21,  1901. 
Son  of  Henry  E.  and  Alice  (Fee)  Hammond. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.  F.B.,  hockey  and 
B.B.  teams  at  Harvard ;  won  three  "H's"  in  F.B., 
hockey  and  B.B.  (nine  letters  in  all)  ;  George 
Owen  is  the  only  other  nine  "letter"  man  in 
the  ath.  history  of  Harvard.  1925,  capt.  Har- 
vard B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.,  Aluminum  Co. 
of  Amer.  Hobby:  Duck  shooting.  Office:  Alumi- 
num Co.  of  Amer.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  41  Pk. 
St.;  West  Roxbury,  Mass. 

HAMMOND,  SAMUEL,  rowing.  Born:  Na- 
hant,  Mass.,  July  28,  1859.  Son  of  Samuel  and 
Mary  Crowninshield  (Warren)  Hammond. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1881. 

Record:  1878,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  8's. 
1879-81,  capt.  Harvard  '81  class  crew.  1881, 
pres.  Harvard  Univ.  Boat  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trustee.  Naval  Service: 
Ensign  U.S.N.,  1898,  during  Spanish-Amer.  War. 
Affiliations:  Harvard  A. A. ;  Mayflower  Descend- 
ants ;  Colonial  Wars  in  Commonwealth  of  Mass. ; 
Bunker  Hill  Monument  Asso. ;  Preservation  New 
England  Antiquities ;  Union  Boat  Club ;  Somer- 
set Club;  Nahant  Club;  Nahant  Dory  Club. 
Married:  Grace  Learoyd,  Nov.  14,  1900.  Chil- 
dren: Samuel,  age  27 ;  Mason,  age  25 ;  Susan, 
age  21.  Office:  193  Beacon-  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  Nahant,  Mass. 

HAMMONS,  FOY  HAYDEN,  athletic  director, 
Ouachita  College.  Born:  Little  Roch,  Ark.,  Jan. 
22,  1894.  Son  of  John  William  and  Mary  Jane 
(Nelson)  Hammons.  Ed.:  Little  Rock  H.  Sch.; 
Jonesboro  A.  and  M.  Coll.,  1916 ;  Univ.  of  Ind. ; 
Univ.  of  111. ;  Notre  Dame ;  Univ.  of  Mich. ; 
South.  Methodist  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Little  Rock  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  track  and  B.B.  teams  (Bskt.B.  team  All-State 
champs.,  1912).  Mem.  Jonesboro  A.  and  M. 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B,  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1913-14, 
mem.  All-State  Coll.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt. 
1914)  ;  won  State  coll.  high  jump  (running). 
1915,  All-State  coll.  F.B.  1916-17,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Ind.  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
B.B.).  1919-20,  coach  all  sports  Jonesboro  A. 
and  M.  Coll.  1920-25,  coach  of  all  sports,  Pine 
Bluff  H.  Sch.,  Pine  Bluff,  Ark.  (F.B.  team 
Natl,  champs.,  1921-22-25;  Bskt.B.  team  State 
champs.,  1922-23-25,  Tri-State  champs.,  1924-25; 
track  team  state  champs.  1924).  1926-28,  coach 
of  all  sports,  Ouachita  Coll.,  Arkadelphia,  Ark. 
( F.B.   team  undefeated  in  Conf .  for  two  yrs. ; 


Bskt.B.   and   track  teams   runners-up  in   Conf., 
1927;  B.B.  team-  State  champs.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Ouachita  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Entered  army  at  Camp  Pike,  Ark., 
Sept.,  1917,  152nd  Depot  Brigade;  3rd  O.T.C., 
Jan.  5,  1908;  comnd.  2nd  It.  May  29,  1918;  dis- 
charged May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
Arkadelphia  C.C. ;  Ark.  State  AA.  Hobby: 
Hunting,  fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Frances 
Welsh,  Dec.  26,  1917.  Children:  Foy  Hayden, 
Jr.,  age  3 ;  Mary  Frances  age  6 ;  Helen  Troy, 
infant.  Address:  1106  Haddock  St.,  Arkadelphia, 
Ark. 


HAMPSTON,  PETER  JAMES,  football.  Bornr 
Manchester,  N.  H.,  June  9,  1897.  Son  of  James 
and  Josephine  (Shea)  Hampston.  Ed.:  Man- 
chester H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ. ;  Univ.  of 
Detroit. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Manchester  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917-19,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F. 
B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Detroit  F.B. 
team  (honorable  mention  for  All-Amer.  team, 
1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber  broker ;  Pres.,  P. 
J.  Hampston  Lumber  Co. ;  Pres.,  P  &  H  Lumber 
Co. ;  dir.  Shawseen  Lumber  Co.  Mil.  Service: 
O.T.C.,  Camp  Lee,  1918.  Affiliations:  Gamma 
Eta  Gamma  ;  Hoo-Hoo  Soc. ;  Manchester  C.C. ; 
N.  H.  State  Lumbermen's  Asso. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials  (sec.-treas.,  N.  H.  Asso.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Lillian  G.  County,  Apr.  22,  1926.  Ad- 
dress: 759  Pine  St.,  Manchester,  N.  H. 


HANCOCK,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  JR.,  coach 
football  and  wrestling,  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 
Bom:  Marshfield,  Wis.,  Apr.  13,  1901.  Son  of 
John  William  and  Donna  (Didama)  Hancock. 
Ed.:  Superior  Central  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  la.  State 
Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1918-19-20,  chosen  Superior  Central 
H.  Sch.  All-State  fullback.  1919-20,  winner,  head 
of  the  Lakes  H.  Sch.  Conf.  track  meet  100-yd. 
dash,  220-yd.  dash,  discus  throw  and  shot  put ; 
All-State  Bskt.B.  center.  1921,  mem.  la.  State 
Univ.  freshman  track,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1922-23-24,  mem.  la.  State  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (selected  All-Conf.  end,  1923;  All-Conf., 
All-West,  and  All-Amer.,  1924).  1923-24-25,  mem. 
la.  State  Univ.  track  team.  1925,  won  "Big  Ten" 
champ,  discus  throw  at  Conf.  meet ;  awarded  la. 
Univ.  Conf.  medal  for  excelling  in  scholarship 
and  ath.  1925-26,  head  track  and  wrestling  and 
asst.  F.B.  coach  Colo.  State  Teachers'  Coll. ; 
coached  Conf.  champ,  in  wrestling.  1927-28, 
head  coach  F.B.  and  wrestling,  asst.  track  coach 
at  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu;  Iota  Delta  Chi;  A.F.I.   Hobby:  Cartooning: 


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and  painting.  Married:  Alice  Clarke,  Nov.  16, 
1925.  Child:  John  Williams,  3rd  (infant).  Ad- 
dress: Campus,  A.  and  M.  Coll.,  Miss. 

HANES,  THOMAS  ANDREWS,  sports  writer. 
Born:  Stevenson,  Ala.,  May  10,  1896.  Son  of 
Rev.  James  O.  and  Emma  (Barton)  Hanes.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  S.  (Birmingham)  ;  Birmingham-So. 
Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Birmingham-So.  F.B. 
team  (coach  2nd  team,  '16).  1915-16,  mem.  B- 
So.  cross  country  team ;  City  League  Bskt.B., 
Soccer  and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  B-So.  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  reserves ;  Track ;  Sports  Editor, 
Coll.  magazine.  1920-28,  organ.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  amateur  sport  leagues  and  groups  (Bir- 
mingham and  Montgomery,  Ala.,  and  Norfolk, 
Va.)  ;  F.B.  official  and  boxing  referee. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor,  Norfolk  Led- 
ger-Dispatch. Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  Aug.  1917 ; 
enlisted  U.S.N.,  Dec,  1917;  Asso.  editor  "Navy 
Life  Mag." ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
Hampton  Rds.  Fed.;  Memorial  Park  G.C.  (past 
pres.)  ;  F.B.  Officials  Bd.  (ex-chrmn.)  ;  City  F. 
B.  League  (past  pres.)  ;  Va.  Sport  Writers  Asso. 
(sec.-treas.)  ;  Cosmopolitan  C.  of  Norfolk 
(pres.);  Princess  Anne  C.C. ;  Masons;  Isaac 
Walton  League;  A.L.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Kathryn  Cornick,  Feb.  22,  1922.  Office:  Ledger- 
Dispatch,  Norfolk,  Va.  Home:  115  E.  41st  St., 
Norfolk,  Va. 

HANKS,  GEORGE  RAYMOND,  baseball. 
Born:  McConnellsburg,  Pa.,  Oct.  29,  1889.  Son 
of  Albert  Barton  and  Mary  (Hayes)  Hanks. 
Ed.:  Chambersburg,  Pa.  H.  Sch. ;  Mercersburg 
Acad.,  1911;  Princeton,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1913-14-15,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Linn  Mfg.  Corp., 
Morris,  N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Vice-Pres.,  Taylor- 
Wharton  Iron  and  Steel  Co.;  chrmn.  Ex.  Com., 
Republic  Motor  Truck  Co.,  Inc.;  Clinton,  N.  J. 
Town  Council.  Clubs:  Pres.  Cap  and  Gown 
(Princeton);  Hunterdon  C.C;  Machinery  Club 
of  N.  Y. ;  Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Mfrs.  Club  of 
Phila. ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mechanical  Engrs. ;  Amer. 
Inst.  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engrs.  Hobby: 
B.B.  Married:  Clara  Probasco.  Office:  High 
Bridge,  N.  J.   Home:  Clinton,  N.  J. 

HANLEY,  RICHARD  E.,  football.  Born: 
Cloquet,  Minn.,  Nov.  19,  1894.  Son  of  T.  E. 
and  Charlotte  (Fohey)  Hanley.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Wash.  State  Coll.,  1920. 

Record :  1915-19,  mem.  Wash.  State  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  1919)  ;  mem.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1919,  All-Pac.  Coast  q.b. ;  capt.  Marine  Pac. 
Coast  F.B.  champ,  team  (during  war).  1920- 
21,  coach  Pendleton   (Ore.)   H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 


(State  champs.).    1921-26,  coach  Haskell  (Ind.) 
Inst.     1926-28,   head   F.B.   coach  N.W.   Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach  North- 
western Univ.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.M.C.,  sergt. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Rotary;  Elks.  Hobby: 
Boxing,  football.  Married:  Ada  St.  Peter,  Aug. 
24,  1921.  Children:  Robert  E. ;  Mary  Jeanne. 
Office:  Patten  Gym,  Evanston,  111.  Home:  258 
Wood  Court,  Wilmette,  111. 

HANLEY,  VIOLET  KEENAN,  Michigan  State 
and  Detroit  District  golf  championship.  Born: 
Detroit,  Mich.,  Aug.  17,  1889.  Daughter  of 
James  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Hopkins)  Keenan. 
Ed.:  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  1906. 

Record:  1924-27,  won  Mich.  Women's  State 
golf  champ.  1925-26,  won  Oakland  Hills  C.C. 
champ.  1925-27,  won  Detroit  Women's  dist.  golf 
champ.  1925-27,  won  Lochmoor  Club  champ. 
1926,  won  West.  Mich.  Women's  amateur  golf 
champ.  1927,  won  St.  Petersburg  (Fla.)  Wom- 
en's golf  champ.;  won  Detroit  district  spring 
champ. 

Affiliations:  U.S.G.A. ;  Women's  West.  G.A. ; 
Detroit  Fine  Arts  Soc;  Women's  City  Club; 
Lochmoor  Club;  Oakland  Hills  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Stewart  Hanley,  Feb.  14,  1912. 
Children:  Helen  Hope,  age  13;  Elaine  Eliza- 
beth, age  9.  Address:  71  Atkinson  Ave.,  De- 
troit, Mich. 

HANN,  CHARLES,  JR.,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  Born:  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Feb. 
7,  1888.  Son  of  Charles  and  Annie  (Sykes) 
Hann.  Ed.:  Harvard,  1911;  Harvard  Lav/  Sch., 
1914;  Columbia  Law  Sch.  (Carnegie  Founda- 
tion Fellowship  in  Internatl.  Law),  1915;  AB, 
LL.B.,  A.M. 

Record:  1911,  capt.  Harvard  freshman  B.  B. 
team  (I.e.  champs.).  1912-17,  mem.  Harvard 
class  and  varsity  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams; 
mem.  P.  D.  Houghton's  coaching  staff  (pres. 
loving  cup  by  Harvard  F.B.  team,  1912).  1914- 
15,  mem.  Columbia  varsity  B.B.  team  (in  recog- 
nition of  assist,  in  restoration  of  I.C.  F.B.  at 
Columbia,  pres.  with  loving  cup  by  Dr.  N.  M. 
Butler). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Bigham,  Englar 
and  Jones.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  ensign  U.  S. 
N. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comn'd.  lieut  comndr. ;  Legion 
of  Honor  (France)  ;  Order  of  Crown  (Italy)  ; 
del.  Internatl.  Congress  of  Interallied  Vet.  Fed. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Robert  Patterson,  Inc. ;  pres. 
Jaswah  Realty  Corp. ;  dir.  Truine  Realty  Corp. ; 
bd.  of  mgrs.  A.  &  N.  br.,  Y.M.C.A. ;  mem.  Bar 
of  Supr.  Ct,  U.S.A.  Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity 
C. ;  "C"  C.  (Columbia)  ;  Army  Ath.  Asso. ;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Harvard  Law  Sch.  Asso.  (life 
mem.)  ;  Columbia  Law  Sch.  Asso.  (life  mem.)  ; 
Mil.  Order  of  World  War  (past  comndr.  and 
life  mem.)  ;  Naval  Order  of  U.  S.  (life  mem.)  ; 


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Martlaers  Rock  (Constitution  Is.)  ;  dir.  Bel.  of 
Trade  and  Transportation ;  Maritime  Law 
Asso. ;  Economic  C. ;  chrmn.  State  and  Natl. 
Comrn.  on  Hospitals  and  Welfare ;  N.  Y.  Yacht 
C. ;  Univ.  C. ;  Army  and  Navy ;  Harvard  C. ; 
Rep.  C. ;  Propeller ;  Ends  of  the  Earth ;  Block 
Hall ;  Pomonok  C.C.  Hobby:  Yacht  racing. 
Office:  64  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  Home:  30  E.  37th  St., 
New  York  city. 

HANNEGAN,  EDWARD  ALLEN,  capt.  U.S. 
N.A.  B.B.  team,  1928.  Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Dec. 
11,  1905.  Son  of  Duncan  and  Sally  (Burritt) 
Hannegan.  Ed.:  Western  H.  Sch. ;  Severn  Prep. 
Sen. ;  U.S.N.A.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Western  H.  Sch.  F.B.* 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Severn 
Prep.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925- 
27,  mem.  U.S. N.A.  F.B.  team  (Natl,  champs, 
1926;  capt.,  1927).  1926-28,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1928).  1928,  asst.  F.B.  coach  U.  S. 
Naval  Academy. 

Pres  Occupation:  Ensign  U.S.N.  Address: 
1833  Irving  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HANNEGAN,  ROBERT  E.,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June 
30,  1903.  Son  of  John  P.  and  Anna  (Holden) 
Hannegan.  Ed.:  Yeatman  H.  Sch.,  1920;  LL.B., 
St.  Louis  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  St.  Louis  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  St.  Louis 
Univ.  varsity  B.B.  teams ;  hon.  mentioned  in 
Spaulding's  Guide.  1925,  mem.  Tulsa  (Okla.) 
West.  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1925-27,  scouted 
all  F.B.  games,  St.  Louis  Univ. ;  asst.  coach  St. 
Louis  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1926-27.  mem.  Spring- 
field (111.)  pro.  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  coach  St. 
Louis  Univ.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu  Phi ;  Municiple  A.A. ;  Osage  Hill  C.C.  Hob- 
by: Athletics.  Office:  1724  Arcade  Bldg.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3530  N.  Taylor  St.,  St. 
Louis,   Mo. 

HANNER,  JOHN  FLINT,  track.  Born: 
Greensboro,  N.  C,  May  21,  1898.  Son  of  Nathan 
L.  and  Mary  (Hancock)  Hanner.  Ed.:  A.B.  and 
M.A.,  Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  1915-16,  won  Calif,  intersch.  javelin 
throw  and  shot  put  champ.  1919-20,  mem.  Stan- 
ford Univ.  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Olympic 
track  team.  1920-21-22,  mem.  All-Amer.  Coll. 
track  team.  1921,  won  Natl.  I.C.  javelin  throw 
champ.,  103  ft.  3y~2  in.;  runner-up  in  javelin 
throw,  A.A.U.  meet,  1922 ;  capt.,  Stanford  track 
team;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  javelin  throw  champ.; 
won  A.A.U.  javelin  throw  champ.  1923,  run- 
ner-up in  javelin  throw,  A.A.U.  meet.  1927, 
West  Coast  champ,  (relay  in  javelin,  208  ft. 
6  in.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Clubs:  Los  An- 
geles A.  C.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Dorothy 
Allen,  Sept.  16,  1921.  Children:  Marilyn,  age  4 ; 
Roberta  Louise,  age  6.  Office:  Fresno  State  Coll., 
Fresno,  Calif.  Home:  1361  Wilson  St.,  Fresno, 
Calif. 

HANNUM,  CLEMENT  EUGENE,  track. 
Born:  Wakita,  Okla.,  Dec.  1,  1904.  Son  of  James 
Marion  and  Frances  Estella  (Rowe)  Hannum. 
Ed.:  Gore  H.  Sch  (Jefferson,  Okla.)  ;  A.B.,  Okla. 
Baptist  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Okla.  Baptist  Univ. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (All-State  half- 
back, 1926)  ;  won  Okla.  Coll.  Conf.  440-yd  dash 
3  times  and  high  and  low  hurdles,  1926). 
1925-26,  selected  as  best  Coll.  Ath.  Okla.  Conf., 
1927;  won  mile  and  half-mile  events  Kansas 
Relays ;  won  1st  place  in  mile  at  Drake  Relays : 
asst.  sports  editor  "Tulsa  World." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  life  ins.  and 
newspaper  work.  Clubs:  Pres.  "B"  Club,  1926 ; 
Bapt.  Univ.  H.O.W. ;  Emethian.  Hobby:  Music 
and  literature.  Married:  Edna  Martin.  Office: 
Jefferson,  Okla.    Home:  Wakita,  Okla. 

HANSEN,  CHRISTIAN,  basketball.  Born: 
Denmark,  Europe,  July  31,  1885.  Son  of  Chris- 
tian and  Anna  Hansen.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  Cen.  H. 
Sch.,  1903;  E.E.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1910. 

Record:  190203,  mem.  St.  Paul  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  team.  1904-06,  mem.  St.  Paul 
Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1908-10,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1909-10).  1911,  coach  St.  Paul  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor,  N.  States  Power 
Co.  Affiliation:  Mason.  Hobby:  Fishing,  hunt- 
ing and  curling.  Married:  Rosemarie  Miller, 
July  11,  1912.  Children:  Rosemarie,  age  12. 
Office:  47  E.  6th  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home: 
1695  Summit  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


HANSEN,  FRED,  track.  Born:  Lamoni,  la., 
Dec.  21,  1885.  Son  of  Dr.  J.  H.  and  Elzabeth 
Ann  (Turnbow)  Hansen.  Ed.:  Vernon  (Tex.) 
H.S.,  1902 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Okla.,  1914. 

Record:  1900-01.  mem.  Vernon  H.S.  track  and 
(capt.)  F.B.  teams.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla 
varsity  track  team  {]/A  and  y2  mi.  runs),  1914, 
won  yA  mi.,  49  2/5  sees.,  Okla.  I.C.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Atty.  Gen.  War  Rec- 
ord: Comn'd.  1st  Lt.  Infantry,  1917;  mem.  A.E. 
F. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Charmian  Simpson,  Oct.  20,  1921.  Children: 
Richard,  age  5;  Daniel,  age  4.  Office:  Atty. 
Gen's.  Office.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  817  E. 
Madison  Ave.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 


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HANSEN,  J.  HAROLD,  football  tackle. 
Born:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  June  19,  1902.  Son  of 
Andrew  C.  and  Anna  (Jorgensen)  Hansen.  Ed.: 
Stadium  H.  S.  (Tacoma),  1922;  B.A.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Stadium  H.S.  F.B., 
track  and  wrestl.  teams.  1922,  held  State  H.  S. 
discus  record.  1924-26,  tackle  Wash.  State  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  teams ;  mem.  track  teams.  1924, 
mem.    "Pop    Warner's"    All-Coast    F.B.    team. 

1925,  mem.    Wash.    State    Coll.    Athl.    Council. 

1926,  mem.  All-Coast  team  of  Coach  Jones,  U.S. 
C.  and  U.S.C's  All-Opponents  F.B.  team ;  won 
J.  F.  Bohler  medal. 

Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Gray  W.  Club  (W. 
S.C.).  Hobby:  Hunting.  Home:  Box  94-S, 
Tacoma,  Wash. 


aths.  and  coach  Crosby  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1927-28,  dir.  of  aths.  and 
coach  West  111.  State  Teachers  Coll.  (Macomb, 
111.)    F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  aths.  War  Record: 
Entered  U.S.M.C,  July,  1917;  served  as  pvt., 
corp.,  sergt.,  gunnery  sergt.  and  lieut. ;  mem.  A. 
E.  F.,  1918-19;  cited  for  bravery  two  times; 
awarded  Distinguished  Service  Cross  (Navy) 
and  wearer  of  fourragere ;  transferred  to  in- 
active status,  Marine  Corps,  1919 ;  now  1st  lieut. 
in  Fleet  Marine  Corps  Res.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons ;  Consistory  ;  Scottish  Rite ;  32nd  Degree ; 
Varsity  Club  (Springfield  Coll.);  Rotary  Club; 
Navy  Ath.  Asso.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  tennis. 
Married:  Gladys  May  Hanson,  Oct.  25,  1925. 
Address:  Western  111.  State  Teachers'  Coll., 
Macomb,  111. 


HANSON,  BERT,  football.  Born:  Sanford, 
Me.,  July  26,  1867.  Son  of  Benjamin  F.  and 
Fannie  (Thompson)  Hanson.  Ed.:  Phillips  Ex- 
eter Acad.,  1886;  A.B.,  Yale,  1890;  LL.B.,  Cor- 
nell Univ.  Law  Sch.,  1893. 

Record:  1885,  mem.  Exeter  F.B.  team.  1887-88, 
anchor  Yale  Tug-of-War  team  (I.C.  games). 
1889,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1892,  mem.  Cornell 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  Yale ;  pres. 
Mill- Lane.  Married:  Helen  Potter,  July  16, 
1919.  Child:  Ellis  Potter,  age  4.  Office:  61 
Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  31  W.  69th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

HANSON,  RAY,  football  official.  Born:  Lon- 
don, Ohio,  July  16,  1893.  Son  of  Robert  and 
Lucy  (Rumer)  Hanson.  Ed.:  London  H.  Sch.; 
Ohio  State  Univ. ;  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  London  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916-17-19,  mem.  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan Univ.  F.B.  team.  1922-26,  asst.  coach  Ohio 
Wesleyan  Univ.  (track  team  won  Ohio  Conf.  3 
yrs.).  1923,  played  F.B.  with  Columbus  Tigers 
in  Natl.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  Cyclone  Fence 
Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  1917,  Aviation  Sec- 
tion, Signal  Corps ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Ohio  Asso.  F.B.  Officials;  Masons;  Scot- 
tish Rite ;  Shrine ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Ad- 
dress: 213  N.  Main  St.,  London,  Ohio. 


HANSON,  RAYMOND  W.,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  Red  Wing,  Minn.,  Oct.  5, 
1896.  Son  of  Ole  A.  and  Amanda  Hanson.  Ed.: 
Springfield  Coll.   (Mass.),  B.A. ;  M.A. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Red  Wing  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1915;  coach 
Bskt.B.  and  won  Minn.  State  champ.,  1915). 
Mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams   (capt.  B.B.  team  sr.  yr.).     1925,  dir.  of 


HARBAN,  LOUIS  LEE,  golf,  rowing  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Howard  Co.,  Md.,  July  23,  1862. 
Son  of  Judge  James  and  Jane  (Simpson)  Har- 
ban.  Ed.:  Glenwood  Inst.;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Md., 
1887. 

Record:  1889-91,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  F.B. 
team.  1890,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  crew  (won 
8-oar  race,  Patapsco  Navy).  1899,  won 
Chevy  Chase  Open  Golf  tournament.  1900- 
08,  won  Columbia  C.C.  golf  tournament;  won 
Wash.,  G.C.  champ.  1890-91,  mem.  Columbia 
A.C.  crew  winning  race  around  Staten  Island. 
1901,  won  Fla.  E.  Coast  golf  champ.  1902,  won 
Ocean  City  Invitation  tournament;  won  Spring 
Haven  (Pa.)  Invitation  tournament ;  won  Phila. 
Golf  Asso.  champ ;  won  Elkridge  Club  tourna- 
ment. 1903,  won  Columbia  C.C.  Open  tourna- 
ment;  won  Chevy  Chase  tournament.  1903-05- 
11,  won  Middle  Atl.  champ.  1905,  won  Colum- 
bia C.C.  champ ;  won  Pinehurst  N.  and  S. 
champ.    1906-08,  won  Chevy  Chase  Club  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Club:  Columbia 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Grace  Worthing- 
ton,  Baltimore,  Md.,  Mar.  16,  1904.  Children: 
Mary  Jane  (Countess  Edward  de  Pianelli),  age 
21.  Office:  1029  Vt.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  2153  Calif.  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

HARBAN,  WALTER  S.,  golf.  Born:  Howard 
Co.,  Md.,  Sept.  20,  1856.  Son  of  Judge  James 
and  Jane  (Simpson)  Harban.  Ed.:  Country 
schs. ;   D.D.S.,   Baltimore   Dental    Coll.,   1877. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  old  Columbia  Golf  C. 
team  (one  of  founders  and  former  vice-pres.). 
1902-04,  won  Col.  Golf  C.  open  amateur  champ. 
1905,  won  Poland  Spring  Golf  C.  champ.  1906, 
won  2nd  div.  Middle  Atl.  champ ;  won  Gov.'s 
cup,  Stockbridge  G.C.  1907,  won  gold  medal, 
Coronaso  G.C.  (Calif.)  ;  runner-up  Columbia 
G.C.  Open  tournament ;  won  Poland  Spring 
G.  C.  Open  tournament ;  runner-up  So.  Calif, 
champ.    (Los  Angeles).     1910-20,  vice-pres.  Co- 


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luinbia  C.C.  (reorgan.,  1909)  ;  chrmn.  Green 
Com.  Columbia  C.C.  1915-20,  mem.  Exec.  Com. 
U.  S.  Golf  Asso.  (vice-pres.,  1917-19).  1920-28, 
mem.  com.  U.  S.  Golf  Asso.  Green  Sec.  (one  of 
founders,  1920).  1925-28,  dir.  U.  S.  Sr.  Golf 
Association. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
pres.  Union  Trust  Co. ;  Shriner ;  Wash.  Com- 
mandery ;  Columbia  C.C.  (life  mem.)  ;  Burning 
Tree  G.C. ;  Pine  Valley  G.C. ;  Ekwanok  G.C. 
(Manchester,  Vt.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Isabel  Higgins,  Oct.  26,  1881.  Address:  2101 
Wyoming  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HARBISON,  HUGH,  track  and  football. 
Born:  Hartford,  Conn.,  Sept.  9,  1892.  Son  of 
Hugh  and  Annie  Marshall  (Phelps)  Harbison. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1914;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1917. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1912-13-14,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1914,  1st  place  16-lb.  shot- 
put  Yale-Princeton  meet,  44  ft.  8  in. ;  1st  place 
16-lb.  shot-put  Yale-Harvard  meet,  44  ft.  10  in. ; 
3rd  place,  16-lb.  shot-put  I.C.  meet,  45  ft.  6  in. ; 
runner-up,  16-lb.  shot  put  English  champs,  meet 
at  London,  43  ft.  10  in.  Pres.  holder,  12-lb.  shot- 
put  record  at  Hartford  Y.M.C.A.  indoor  meet, 
47  ft.  7  in. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance,  The  Travelers 
Ins.  Co.  War  Record:  First  R.O.T.C. -at  Platts- 
burg,  N.  Y. ;  commd.  1st  It.,  1917,  overseas  with 
Co.  A,  303  Machine  Gun  Bn.,  76th  Div. ;  dis- 
charged 1919.  Clubs:  University;  Hartford  G.C. 
Office:  700  Main  St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home: 
26  Scarborough  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 

HARDELL,  ELMER  PITNEY,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Nov.  29,  1893.  Son 
of  John  W.  and  Lelia  (Bailey)  Hardell.  Ed.: 
Tech.  H.  S. ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  B.S.,  C.E. ;  Coaching 
Schs. ;  Yost,  Little,  Rockne,  Dobey,  Zuppke,  War- 
ner, Farrell  &  Gill. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Tech.  H.S.  track  team 
(capt.  '13).  1912-13,  mem.  Tech.  H.  S.  F.B. 
team.  1914-16  and  '20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team  ;  mem.  record-breaking  relay  team, 
(Ferrey  Field).  1921-28,  coach  Tech.  H.  S. 
track  teams  (holding  Wash.  H.  S.  records  in 
mile,  ]/2,  14,  sbot-put,  discus  and  pole-vault). 
1923-28,  coach  Tech  H.  S.  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.  and  phys.  train- 
ing, Tech  H.  S.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F., 
stationed  Pershing's  hdqrs.,  France.  Affilia- 
tions: "M"  C.  (Mich.)  ;  faculty  advis.,  "T"  C, 
(Tech.)  ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Motoring  and  camp- 
ing. Office:  Tech  H.  S.,  7th  &  R.  I.  Aves.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  2214  Cathedral  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


(Knowles)    Harding.     Ed.:  Milton  Acad.,  1922; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Milton  Acad,  hockey 
team.  1923,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  hockey 
team.  1924,  won  Yawl  class  New  Bedford 
yachting  race.  1925,  won  East.  Yacht  Club  runs 
(Marblehead  to  Rockland  and  Boothbay  to 
Portland).  1926,  capt.  Harvard  varsity  hockey 
team  (I.C.  champs.).  2nd  pi.,  Gloucester-Port- 
land race.  Won  yachting  trophy,  Larchmont- 
Gloucester-Yawl  classes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Harding,  Tilton 
&  Co.  Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard  of  N.  Y.)  ;  Tennis 
and  Racquet  (Boston)  ;  Eastern  Yacht.  Hobby: 
Yachting.  Office:  40  Worth  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  214  East  51st  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


HARDING,  EVERHART  PERCY,  football. 
Born:  Waseco,  Minn.,  Aug.  15,  1870.  Son  of 
Wm.  Chas.  and  Eliza  (Nebhuh)  Harding.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.,  1894,  M.S.,  1895;  Ph.D., 
Heidelberg  Univ.   (Germany),  1901. 

Record:  1890-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  '94)  ;  mem.  All-Conf.  and  All-West, 
team.  Chosen  for  All-Amer.  by  "Pudge  Heffle- 
finger." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  Chemistry,  Univ. 
of  Minn.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Alpha 
Chi  Sigma ;  Phi  Lamda  Upsilon ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa ;  Amer.  Chem.  Soc. ;  Fellow  Amer. 
Soc.  for  Advancement  of  Sciences ;  Prospect  Pk. 
Improvement  League;  Campus  C.  (past  pres.). 
Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  motoring.  Married: 
Bertha  Fornfeish.  Children:  George  Everhart, 
age  5 ;  Helen  Elizabeth,  age  3 ;  Bertha  Louise, 
11  mos.  Office:  State  Univ.,  Minne.,  Minn. 
Home:  117  Melbourne,  Minne.,  Minn. 


HARDING,  LEE  L.,  Central  Board  Football 
Official.  Born:  Lyme,  Conn.,  Nov.  21,  1883.  Son 
of  James  E.  and  Ida  (La  Place)  Harding.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  R.  I.  State  Coll.,  1906;  Yale,  1909. 

Record:  1903-04-05,  mem.  R.  I.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1906,  mgr.  R.  I.  State  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1906-07,  F.B.  coach  Manual  Training  H.  Sch. 
(New  London,  Conn.).  1910-11,  F.B.  coach  Suf- 
field  Sch.  (Suffield,  Conn.).  1912,  F.B.  coach 
Fitchburg  H.  Sch.  1914-28,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  Agt,  Travelers  Ins. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Masons;  University  Club  (Hart- 
ford, Conn.).  Married:  Leonie  A.  Kinsley,  1911. 
Children:  Leonie  K.,  age  14;  Louise  K.,  age  11. 
Office:  57  Prospect  St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home: 
52  Robbins  Ave.,  New  Britain,  Conn. 


HARDING,  CHARLES  LEWIS,  JR.,  hockey  HARDING,  VICTOR  MATHEWS,  football, 
and  yachting.  Born:  Dedham,  Mass.,  Nov.  16,  lacrosse  and  swimming.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
1903.      Son    of    Charles    L.    and    Harriette    A.      Apr.    25,    1866.     Son   of    George    Franklin    and 


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Adelaide  (Mathews)  Harding.  Ed.:  Phillips  Ex- 
eter Acad.,  1886  ;  Harvard,  1889 ;  LL.B.,  N.  West. 
Univ.,  1896. 

Record:  1884-86,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1886-89,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1888-89,  mem.  Harvard  lacrosse  team.  1893, 
swam  from  harbor  (Marina  Grande)  around 
the  cliffs  to  Blue  Grotto  and  back,  Capri, 
Italy ;  3rd  place  100-yd.  swim,  World's  open 
amateur  swimming  match  (Chicago  World's 
Fair).  1893-94,  mem.  Chicago  A. A.  F.B.  team. 
1893-94-96,  mem.  Chicago  A.A.  water  polo  team 
(represented  Chicago  at  St.  Louis  World's  Fair, 
won  champ,  against  Canada  and  others,  1896). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Gen. 
Reduction  Co. ;  R.  B.  Boak  Co. ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon ;  Hasty  Pudding  Club  (Harvard  Univ.)  ; 
The  Inst.  Club  (Harvard  Univ.).  Hobby: Motor- 
ing. Married:  Mary  Matilda  Boak,  Oct.  3,  1903. 
Children:  Mary  Adelaide,  age  23;  Jane  DeBlois, 
age  21 ;  Victor  Mathews,  age  19 ;  Robert  C,  age 
12 ;  Beatrice  Louise,  age  10.  Address:  789  Burr 
Ave.,  Hubbard  Woods,  111. 

HARDT,  WILLIAM  McCULLEY,  2ND,  cap- 
tain Princeton  baseball  team,  1928.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Nov.  27,  1905.  Son  of  Frank  McCullen  and 
Helen  (Liscon)  Hardt.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad. 
(Phila.)  ;  Haverford  Sch.  (Haverford,  Pa.)  ; 
Princeton,  1928. 

■  Record:  1922,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  B.B.  team 
(team  won  interscholastic  champ.,  1922).  1923- 
24,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  soccer  and  B.B.  teams. 
1924-25,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  soccer  and 
B.B.  teams  (soccer  team  won  East,  freshman 
champ.).  1926-27-28,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B. 
B.  team   (capt,  1928.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  S.A. 
R. ;  Merion  Cricket  Club  (Haverford,  Pa.)  ;  Cot- 
tage Club  (Princeton,  N.  J.).  Address:  2291 
Bryn  Mawr  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

HARE,  T.  TRUXTUN,  football.  Born:  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.,  Oct.  12,  1878.  Son  of  Horace  Bin- 
nay  and  Emily  Power  (Beale)  Hare.  Ed.:  St. 
Mark's  Sch.  (S.  Boro,  Mass.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa., 
1901. 

Record:  1894-95-96,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1897-98-99-1900,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1899-1900)  ;  selected  Waited  Camp's  All- 
Amer.  guard.  1898-99-1900-01,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
track  team.  1900,  mem.  Olympic  team ;  runner- 
up  in  hammer  throw  at  Paris.  1904,  competed 
in  Olympic  games  at  St.  Louis ;  3rd  place,  AU- 
Around  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sol.,  U.  G.  I.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Psi;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Pa. 
A.C. ;  Gulph  Mills  G.C. ;  Philadelphia  Club; 
Franklin  Inn  Club.  Married:  Katharine  Sar- 
gent Smith,  Dec.  6,  1906.    Children:  T.  Truxton, 


Jr.,  age  21 ;  Katharine  Sargent,  Jr..  age  19 ; 
Martha  Harford,  age  17;  Robert,  age  13.  Office: 
1401  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home:  Radnor 
St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


HARGET,  EDMOND  GEORGE,  mem.  Univ. 
Wis.  varsity  basketball  team.  Born:  LaCrosse, 
Wis.,  July  14,  1904.  Ed.:  LaCrosse  H.  Sch.; 
Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  LaCrosse  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1921-22).  1922,  mem.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  and  coach,  Madi- 
son Coll.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Kappa  Lambda ; 
"W"  Club.  Office:  28  E.  Gilman  St.,  Madison, 
Wis.    Home:  611  N.  16th  St.,  LaCrosse,  Wis. 

HARGRAVE,  EUGENE  FRANKLIN,  profes- 
sional baseball.  Born:  New  Haven,  Ind.,  July 
15,  1892.  Son  of  Franklin  and  Rebecca  (Hart- 
wright)  Hargrave.   Ed.:  New  Haven  H.  Sch. 

Record :  1914-15,  mem.  Chicago  Cubs.  1916-17, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  Kansas  City  Ainer.  Asso. 
1918,  played  with  Memphis  pro.  B.B.  team.  1919- 
20,  played  with  St.  Paul  pro.  B.B.  team.  1921- 
28,  mem.  Cincinnati  Reds  (led  Natl.  League  in 
batting  average,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Hester 
W.  Wolf,  May,  1918.  Children:  Eugene,  Jr.,  age 
6.    Address:  1556  Osceola  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


HARGRAVE,  NEWELL  HOBART,  capt.  Yale 
A.A.,  1902.  Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Nov.  28, 
1880.  Son  of  Julius  B.  and  Carrie  (Babbitt) 
Hargrave.  Ed.:  Hughes  H.  Sch.;  Franklin  Sch. 
(Cincinnati,    Ohio)  ;    Ph.B.,    Yale,    1902. 

Record:  1899,  Intersch.  champ,  in:  50  yd. 
dash  (5  4/5  sec),  220  yd.  dash  (22  2/5  sec), 
running  high  jump  (5'  8"),  indiv.  high  point 
score.  1899-02,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1901,  2nd 
place  100  yd.  dash  Penn  Relay  games ;  winner 
105  yd.  dash,  Yale-Harvard  vs.  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge meet;  2nd  place  100  yd.  dash  Pan  Amer. 
Exposition  (10  sec.)  ;  2nd  place  100  yd.  dash 
Interstate  Fair  (9  4/5  sec).  1902,  1st  place  100 
yd.  dash  Yale-Calif,  meet  (10  1/5  sec)  ;  capt. 
Yale  A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Farmers  Mfg.  Co., 
Norfolk,  Va.  Clubs:  Norfolk  C.  C. ;  Yale  C.  (N. 
Y. )  ;  Univ.  C. ;  Miami  C. ;  Commonwealth  C. ; 
Cincinnatus  Asso.  (Cincinnati,  O.).  Married: 
Mariette  Taylor.  Children:  Newell  H.,  Jr.,  age 
20 ;  John  Taylor,  age  18 ;  Dudley  Webb,  age  14 ; 
Richard  Marsh,  age  7.  Home:  1101  Graydon 
Ave.,  Norfolk,  Va. 


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HARISON,  WILLIAM  MONTGOMERY,  golf 
and  tennis.  Bom:  Augusta,  Ga.,  Dec.  28,  1899. 
Son  of  W.  H.,  Jr.  and  Mary  F.  (Campbell) 
Harison.  Ed.:  Richmond  Co.  Acad. 

Record:  1912,  competed  in  S.  Atlantic  singles 
and  doubles  tennis  tournament.  1921,  won  Ga. 
State  Golf  champ.  1927,  runner-up,  N.  East, 
golf  tournament  at  Oshkosh,  Wis. ;  won  Augusta 
C.C.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.,  Dautignic  Real  Estate  Co.;  sec- 
treas.,  Augusta  Truckage  Co. ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Augus- 
ta C.C;  Oshkosh  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Kathryn  U.  Sawyer,  Mar.  22,  1922.  Children: 
William  Montgomery,  Jr.,  age  4;  Phil  S.  (in- 
fant). Office:  121  8th  St.,  Augusta,  Ga.  Home: 
1004  Milledge  Rd.,  Augusta,  Ga. 

HARKINS,  HENRY  NELSON,  swimming. 
Born:  Missoula,  Mont.,  July  13,  1905.  Son  of 
Dr.  William  Draper  and  Anna  Louise  (Hathe- 
way)  Harkins.  Ed.:  Univ.  H.  Sch.  (Chicago), 
1921;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  S.B.,  1925;   S.M.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-19,  junior  golf  champ.  Chika- 
ming  C.C.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  H.  Sch.  golf  team. 
1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  freshman  swim- 
ming team.  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
varsity  swimming  team  1924-25,  in  200  and 
220  yd.  breast  stroke,  West.  Conf .  meet ;  mem. 
All-Conf.  and  All-Amer.  swimming  teams.  1925, 
in  Natl.  I.C.  Conf.  and  C.A.A.U.  champ  meets. 
1924-28,  won  200-yd.  breast  stroke,  annual  Univ. 
of  Chicago  Alumni  meets  (holder  of  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
Med.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Chicago  A. A. ;  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Sigma  Xi ; 
Douglas  Smith  Fellow.  Hobby:  Study  of  trees. 
Office:  950  E.  59th  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  5437 
Ellis  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

HARLAND,  JAMES  PENROSE,  track.  Born: 
Wenonah,  N.  J.,  Feb.  5,  1891.  Son  of  James  and 
Catherine  (Welsh)  Harland.  Ed.:  Princeton, 
A.B.,  1913;  M.A.,  1915;  Ph.D.,  1920;  Univ.  at 
Bonn,  Germany,  1914 ;  the  Amer.  Sch.  of  Archae- 
ology, Athens,  Greece,  1914-21-27. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track 
:eam.  1911-12-13,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track 
team  (won  100  and  220  yd.  dashes  in  Princeton- 
Yale  dual  meet,  1912;  won  100  and  220  yd. 
dashes  in  Princeton-Columbia  dual  meet,  1913). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Archaeologist ;  professor  of 
archaeology  and  Greek,  Univ.  of  N.  Car.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  June  1,  1917,  as 
seaman  first  class;  discharged  as  ensign.  Affil- 
iations: The  Archaeological  Inst,  of  Amer. ;  the 
Archaeological  Club ;  Amer.  Philological  Asso. ; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa;  the  Varsity  Club  (Prince- 
ton) ;  the  Tiger  Inn  Club  (Princeton)  ;  the 
Order  of  Gimghouls  (N.  Car.).  Hobby:  Excavat- 
ing, tennis  and  coaching  track.   Married:  Agnes 


Westerlund,  Feb.  2,  1924.  Office:  Department 
of  Archaeology,  Univ.  of  N.  Car.,  Chapel  Hill, 
N.  C.  Home:  Briarbridge,  Rd.,  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 


HARLOW,  CHARLES  VENDALE,  javelin 
thrower,  All-Amer.  track  team,  1927.  Born: 
Celeste,  Tex.,  Feb.  20,  1903.  Son  of  Charles  W. 
and   Delia  Mae  Harlow.     Ed.:  A.B.,   Stanford. 

Record :  mem.  Long  Beach  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1922-24-26,  Stanford  javelin  thrower  (won 
Olympic  Club  meet  with  185  ft.,  P.A.A.  meet 
with  192  ft.,  Pacific  Coast  Conf.  meet  with  new 
record,  201  ft.  iy2  in.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet  at 
Harvard  Stadium  with  195  ft.  3  in.  and  3rd 
place  in  A.A.U.  Natl,  champs,  at  Phila.  with 
191  ft.  1927,  won  A.A.U.  relays  at  Los  Angeles 
with  201  ft.  6  in.,  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ,  at  Lin- 
coln with  193  ft.  6  in. ;  javelin  thrower  All- 
Amer.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  oil  business. 
Affiliations:  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Clubs: 
Hollywood  A.C. ;  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Optimist ; 
Pacific  Coast ;  Long  Beach  C.C. ;  Los  Serranos 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  1212  Pac.  S.  W.  Bldg. 
Long  Beach,  Calif.  Home:  25  15th  PI.,  Long 
Beach,  Calif. 


HARLOW,  RICHARD  CRESSON,  coach  West- 
ern Maryland  College.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct. 
19,  1889.  Son  of  Louis  Francis  and  Eugenia 
(Prickett)  Harlow.  Ed.:  Cheltenham  H.  Sch.; 
Episcopal  Acad.;  Pa.  State  Coll.,  B.S.,  1912; 
M.S.,  1913. 

Record:  1908-09-10-11,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (chosen  on  numerous  All-Amer. 
teams,  1911 ;  unanimous  All-State  choice  for 
three  yrs.).  Mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  B.B.,  track 
and  boxing  teams.  1912-21,  varsity  F.B.  coach 
Pa.  State  Coll.  1919-22,  coach  Pa.  State  Coll. 
boxing  team  (lost  only  two  meets  in  four  yrs.). 
1922-26,  coach  Colgate  Univ.  (coached  boxing 
team  1923-24-25-26;  the  1925  team  was  unde- 
feated).    1926-28,   coach   West.    Md.    Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach  West. 
Md.  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Entered  Plattsburg 
O.T.C.,  comnd.  2nd  lieut.  inf.,  1918 ;  discharged 
1st  lieut.  inf.,  1919 ;  civilian  asst.  for  3rd  corps 
area  training  camps,  1927.  Affiliations:  I.C.  Box- 
ing League  (former  vice-pres.)  ;  American  F.B. 
Coaches'  Asso.  Clubs:  Dela.  Valley  Ornitho- 
logical ;  Amer.  Ornithologists  Union ;  Cooper ; 
Wilson.  Hobby:  Ornithology.  Married:  Nai- 
vette  Gilpin,  June  30,  1914.  Children:  Kathryn 
Jean,  age  11.  Office:  West.  Md.  Coll.,  Westmin- 
ster, Md.  Home:  127  E.  Main  St.,  Westminster, 
Maryland. 


HARMAN,  JAY  PALL,  football,  track  and 
basketball.  Born:  Williamsport,  Pa.,  Nov.  6, 
1894.  Son  of  Hervey  E.  and  Cora  May  (Jarrett) 


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Harman.  Ed.:  Alliance  Francaise  (Paris, 
France),  1919;  Susquehanna  Univ.,  B.D.,  1921; 
M.A.,  1922. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  1919-20,  mem.  Susque- 
hanna Univ.  F.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.  Susque- 
hanna Univ.  track  team  (capt.  1916).  Mem. 
Susquehanna  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (asst.  grad. 
mgr.,  1920-21). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman ;  pastor,  Bethany 
Lutheran  Church.  War  Record:  1st  It.,  1917  ; 
on  detached  service  with  French  and  Amer. 
squadrons  for  aerial  observation ;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliation:  A.L.  Hobby:  Philately.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Elizabeth  Holderman,  Oct.  29,  1924. 
Office:  Camp  and  Fifth  Sts.,  Braddock,  Pa. 
Home:  501  Fourth  St.,  Braddock   Pa. 


HARMON,  BENJAMIN  G.,  track.  Born:  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  June  29,  1889.  Son  of  Benjamin 
Enos  and  Carrie  Josephine  (Goddard)  Harmon. 
Ed.:  Minn.  Sen.  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy;  E.M., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1910. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team  (120-yd.  high  hurdles).  Held  Univ.  of 
Minn,  high  hurdle  record  from  1910-21. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  mgr.  Mahr  Mfg.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Tau  Beta  Pi;  Mason.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing and  travel.  Married:  Mildred  Valere  strock, 
Jan.  31,  1914  (deceased).  Second  wife:  Myrtle 
Davies,  Mar.  7,  1925.  Children:  Mildred  Fran- 
cena,  age  5 ;  Benjamin  David,  age  2.  Office:  6 
N.  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1129  Maple 
Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 

HARMON,  ERNEST  E.,  football,  baseball 
basketball  and  track.  Bom:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Feb.- 
8,  1893.  Son  of  Henry  F.  and  Sybil  (Emery) 
Harmon.  Ed.:  Eastern  H.  S.,  Business  H.  S. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Bethamy  Coll.  (W.  Va.)  ;  B.S., 
Geo.  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  H.S.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1910-13,  mem.  Bethamy  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  B.B.,  (capt.  '13)  and  track  teams.  1911-13, 
picked  All-State  and  Tri-State  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1913-15,  prin.  St.  Clairville  (O.)  H.  S. 
and  coach  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track.  1913-27,  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  official.  1915-16,  ath.  dir.  and  asst. 
£rin.  Tyler  Co.  H.  S.  (W.  Va.)  and  coach  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  1916-17,  mem.  G.  Wash.  Univ. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  (Ail-So.  Atl.  center  '17;  capt. 
elect,  '17-'18)  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  lieut.  U.S.A.  Air  Corps. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  1917;  comn'd.  1918;  test 
pilot,  instr.,  comdg.  officer  aerial  gunnery,  1918 ; 
engr.  officer,  1918-20 ;  act.  chf.  patent's  sec, 
Air  Corps,  1920-27.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Mi;  Con- 
gress C.C ;  Argyle  C.C.  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Harriette  Alexander,  Jan.  11,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: William   A.,   age   11 ;    Robert   V.,    age  7 ; 


Eirnest  E.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  Munitions  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  12  Cleveland  Ave.,  Takoma 
Pk.,  Md. 

HARMON,  FRANK  H.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Aug.  29,  1897.  Son  of  Henry 
F.  and  Sybil  (Emery)  Harmon.  Ed.:  Bethany 
Coll.  (W.  Va.)  ;  Geo.  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Bethamy  F.B.  team. 
1915,  mem.  Bethamy  B.B.  team.  1916,  mem. 
Geo.  Wash.  F.B.  team.  1914-28,  F.B.  official, 
scholastic,  coll.  and  prof. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Govt,  patent  atty. 
Mil.  Service:  Lt.  U.S.A.  Air  Service ;  ehf.  flying 
and  aerial  gunnery  instr.,  Advanced  Flying  Sch. 
(Ft.  Worth)  ;  resigned,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
central  bd.  F.B.  officials;  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby: 
Tennis,  golf,  baseball  and  football.  Office:  2624 
Munitions  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  0.  Home:  13  Cleve- 
land Ave.,  Takoma  Pk.,  D.  C. 

HARMON,  JOHN  MILLARD,  Missouri  All 
State  center,  1917.  Bom:  Louisville,  111.,  May 
20,  1895.  Son  of  W.  A.  and  Sarah  Catherine 
(McKnight)  Harmon.  Ed.:  McKendree  Coll. 
Acad.  (Lebanon,  111)  ;  A.B.,  Missouri  Wesleyan 
(Cameron,  Mo.),  1921. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  McKendree  Coll.  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1921-23, 
dir.  aths.  Central  Wesleyan  Coll.,  Warrenton, 
Mo.  (Bskt.B.  champs.  Mo.,  1923).  1923-28,  coach 
and  dir.  of  ath.  Evansville  Coll.  (Evansville, 
Ind..).  In  six  and  one-half  years  experience  as 
a  Bskt.B.  coach  my  teams  have  won  82  and  lost 
21  in  competition  with  the  best  of  the  Middle- 
West.  Developed  the  first  F.B.  teams  at  both 
Central  Wesleyan  and  Evansville  Coll.  Won 
approximately  one-half  of  all  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  ath.  and  head  coach, 
Evansville  Coll.  (Evansville,  Ind.).  War  Rec- 
ord: Mem.  A.E.F.,  310th  Field  Signal  Battalion; 
served  six  mo.  with  Army  of  Occupation  in 
Germany ;  discharged  as  private.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Kiwanis.  Hobby:  Hunting,  touring. 
Office:  Evansville  Coll.,  Evansville,  Ind. 

HARPER,  WALLACE  RUSSELL,  basketball 
and  football.  Bom:  Ottumwa,  la.,  Oct.  27,  1909. 
Son  of  Clarence  Samuel  and  Elizabeth  (Cham- 
berlain) Harper.  Ed.:  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.;  Har- 
vard. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Ottumwa  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (honorable  mention  for  All- 
State  F.B.  team,  1924).  1926-27,  mem.  Harvard 
freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Harvard 
F.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  Harvard  Varsity  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Harvard  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  Randolph,  34,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home: 
917  N.  Court  St.,  Ottumwa,  la. 


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HARRIS,  CHARLES  LEE,  bowling.  Born: 
Winston  Salem,  N.  C,  Dec.  27,  1880.  Son  of 
Wm.  and  Mary  (Maynard)  Harris.  Ed.:  Win- 
ston, Salem  H.  Sen. 

Record:  1916-28,  mem.  Roanoke  Royals  bowl- 
ing team   (won  S.  champ.,  1919-20). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prop.,  Roanoke  Amusement 
Center.  Affiliations:  Sbriner;  Elks.  Hobby: 
Bowling.  Married:  Lillian  Funk,  Apr.  21,  1908. 
Children:  Margaret,  age  19 ;  Mary,  age  17. 
Office:  334  W.  Campbell  St.,  Roanoke,  Va.  Home: 
1220  Patterson  Ave.  S.W.,  Roanoke,  Va. 


HARRIS,  JOSEPH  PORTER,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Apr.  24,  1905. 
Son  of  Clifford  R.  and  Anna  (Brown)  Harris. 
Ed.:  Millbury  H.  Sen. ;  B.S.,  Worcester  Polytech. 
Inst. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Millbury  H.  Sen.  B.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Millbury  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  1923). 
1924-27,  mem.  Worcester  Polytech.  Inst,  soccer 
and  B.B.  teams.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Worcester 
Polytech.  Inst.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1927;  mentioned  as  All-New  Eng.  Bskt. 
B.  guard,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  The  Douglas  Co.,  Aircraft 
Builders  (Santa  Monica,  Calif.).  Affiliation: 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Address: 
1756  N.  Wilton  Place,  Hollywood,  Calif. 

HARRIS,  MACE  VAN  SANT,  hockey.  Born: 
Fergus  Falls,  Minn.,  Jan.  21,  1902.  Son  of  Geo. 
W.  and  Blanche  (Mace)  Harris.  Ed.:  Fergus 
Falls  H.  Sch.;  Macalester  Coll.  (3  yrs.)  ;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924. 

Record :  1921-22,  mem.  Macalester  Coll.  hockey 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  hockey  team 
(hon.  men.  on  All  Star  Big  Ten  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Foreman,  Northwest  Paper 
Co.,  Cloquet,  Minn.  Married:  Helen  Wilson. 
Address:  202  3rd  St.,  Cloquet,  Minn. 

HARRIS,  STANLEY  RAYMOND,  manager 
of  the  Washington  Baseball  Team.  Born:  Port 
Lewis,  New  York,  November  8,  1896.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Kathryn  (Rupp)  Harris.  Educa- 
tion: Pittston    (Pennsylvania)    Schools. 

Record:  1916,  member  of  Detroit  professional 
baseball  team.  1917,  farmed  out  to  Muskegon, 
(Michigan)  Central  League;  Norfolk,  Virginia; 
Reading,  Pennsylvania.  1918-23,  member  of 
Penn  State  League,  Brooklyn,  New  York  and 
Glen's  Falls,  New  York  professional  basketball 
teams.  1918-19,  member  of  Buffalo  professional 
baseball  team.  1919  (August)  bought  by  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  1924,  became  manager  of  Wash- 
ington   team     (youngest    manager    in    the    Big 


Leagues ;  team  won  series,  1924 ;  established 
with  Peckinpaugh  and  Judge,  Major  League 
record  for  double  plays). 

Present  Occupation:  Playing  manager  of 
Washington  baseball  team.  Affiliations:  Elks 
and  Masons  (Pittston,  Pennsylvania).  Clubs: 
Racquet ;  Congressional.  Hobby:  baseball  and 
golf.  Married:  Elizabeth  Southerland,  October 
1,  1926.  Children:  Stanley  Southerland,  age  1. 
Address:  2202  Wyoming  Avenue,  Washington, 
D.   C. 

HARRIS,  TRACY  HYDE,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  July  5,  1864.  Son 
of  Tracy  Hyde  and  Hannah  Virginia  (Wyckoff) 
Harris.  Ed.:  Peddie  Inst.  (Hightstown,  N.  J.)  ; 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1882 ;  Princeton,  A.B., 
1886;  M.A.,  LL.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1889. 

Record:  1879-81,  mem.  Peddie  Inst.  B.B.  team. 
18S1-82,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1882-83,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1883-84,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  crew  and  F.B.  team.  1884-86,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (F.B. 
team  champs.,  1885).  1888-1912,  mem.  Prince- 
ton Grad.  Advisory  Ath.  Com.  (chrmn.,  1893- 
1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Fellows  Med.  M'f 'g.  Co.,  Inc. ;  vice-pres.  Fellows 
Co.  of  N.  Y. ;  pres.  Harcot  Realty  Corp. ;  pres. 
Verplanck  Brick  Co. ;  pres.  Laneson  Realty 
Corp.;  Sons  of  Revolution;  S.C.W. ;  Delta  Psi. 
Clubs:  Princeton  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ.  St.  Anthony; 
Garden  City  G.C. ;  Down  Town  Asso. ;  Rock- 
away  Hunting ;  Sea  wane  Club  of  Hewlett  Har- 
bor; Ivy  (Princeton).  Married:  Laura  D.  Cur- 
tis, Sept.  4,  1890.  Office:  68  William  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.     Home:  Hewlett,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

HARRISON,  DONALD  J.,  professional  golfer. 
Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Jan.  10,  1895.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam and  May  (Gregerson)  Harrison.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.   (St.  Louis,  Mo.),  1912. 

Record:  1910-21,  pro.  at  Triple  A.G.C.  (St. 
Louis,  Mo.).  1921,  played  in  Tex.  open  golf  tour- 
nament. 1921-28,  pro.  at  Algonquin  G.  and  C.C. 
,  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1923-24,  played  in  Calif,  open 
golf  tournament  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  in  aviation,  Nov.,  1917;  transferred  to 
148th  Inf.,  32nd  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged, 
May,  1919.  Affiliations:  P.GA. ;  Algonquin  G. 
and  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret  Dick, 
Feb.  21,  1928.  Office:  Algonquin  G.  and  C.C,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4539  Gibson  Ave.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo. 

HARRISON,  ELMER,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Jan.  13,  1898.  Son  of  Wm. 
and  May  (Greggerson)  Harrison.  Ed.:  Public 
Schs.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.),  1915;  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1918. 


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Record :  Served  apprenticeship  in  club  making 
under  Bob  Aiken  (Triple  A.G.C.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.). 
1918-22,  pro.  golfer,  Triple  A.G.C.  1923-28,  pro. 
golfer,  Algonquin  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Sept.,  1918,  discharged  Dec.  1,  1918. 
Affiliation:  P.G.A. ;  Algonquin  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  Algonquin  C.C,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Home:  4539  Gibson  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

HARRISON,  JAMES  FRANCIS,  football. 
Born:  Birmingham,  England,  Apr.  23,  1897.  Son 
of  Charles  and  Norah  (Brown)  Harrison.  Ed.: 
la.  City  H.   Sen. ;  Trinity  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  la.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(3  yrs.).  Mem.  la.  City  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team 
(2  yrs.).  Mem.  Trinity  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (2  yrs.;  capt.  F.B.,  1916).  1920-21, 
mem.  Sioux  City  West.  League  B.B.  team.  1922, 
mem.  Mitchell  Dakota  League  champ.  B.B. 
team.     1922-28,   ath.   dir.   Trinity  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed 48th  Highlanders  of  Canada,  1917;  dec- 
orated with  British  Mil.  Medal,  1918;  comnd. 
sergt,  1918;  discharged  May,  1919.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Married:  Verria  Loretta  Wright.  Office: 
Trinity  Coll.,  Sioux  City,  la.  Home:  4026  Adams 
St.,   Sioux  City,  la. 

HARRISON,  RICHARD  HENRY,  JR.,  All- 
Southwestern  q.b.,  1919.  Born:  Bryan,  Tex., 
Sept.  26,  1896.  Son  of  R.  H.  and  Virginia 
(Evetts)  Harrison.  Ed.:  Bryon  H.  Sch.,  1916; 
D.V.M.,  Tes.  A.  and  M.  Coll.,  1920;  M.D.,  Bay- 
lor Med.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Bryon  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Bryan  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1916-19,  mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M. 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M. 
Coll.  track  team.     1919,  chosen  All-S.  West.  q.b. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Med.  student.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  S.A.T.C,  1918;  capt.  Med.  Res., 
315th  Med.  Regt.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Phi 
Alpha  Sigma;  Mason;  Shriner ;  K.T. ;  S.  West. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Brazos  Co.  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Eula  Merle  Lucas,  Feb.  27, 
1924.  Children:  R.  H.  Harrison,  3rd,  infant. 
Office:  House  Dr.,  Bapt.  Hosp.,  Houston,  Tex. 
Home:  3528  E.  28th  St.,  Bryan,  Tex. 


HART,  ARTHUR  ELSWORTH,  rifle  and  pis- 
tol champ.  Bom:  Canton,  Ohio,  Jan.  9,  1892. 
Son  of  Walter  L.  and  Susie  (Richardson)  Hart. 
Ed.:  Public  schs. 

Record:  1913-15-19-20-24-25-27,  mem.  Ohio  rifle 
team  (Natl,  match).  1919,  mem.  Internatl. 
Small  Bore  Rifle  team  (Eng.  and  U.  S.)  ;  won 
Small  Bore  Wimbleton  match  (Natl,  match). 
1921-24-25,  mem.  Internat.  Rifle  team,  Eng.  and 
U.  S.  (asst.  coach,  1921).    1921,  capt.  Lakewood 


(Ohio)  Rifle  team  (won  U.  S.  Gallery  champ). 
Gov.  Cleveland  Revolver  Club,  winner  U.  S. 
Revolver  Asso.  League  champs,  high  scorer ; 
won  U.  S.  Individual  Gallery  champ  (393  x 
400)  ;  U.  S.  Kneeling  Gallery  champ  (397  x 
400),  N.R.A.  Bobing  Target  match,  200  yds. 
(92  x  100)  ;  U.S.R.A.  Individual  Pistol  champ. 
(233  x  250).  1925,  high  scorer,  Internat.  Rifle 
team  (Eng.  and  U.  S.).  1926,  won  Ohio  State 
Pistol  champ  (462  x  500)  ;  Ohio  State  Pocket 
Revolver  champ.  (178  x  250)  ;  Ohio  State  In- 
dividual Dewar  match  (392  x  400).  1927,  won 
Ohio  State  Pocket  Revolver  champ. ;  minute- 
man  trophy. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Hart  Arms  Co.  War 
Record:  Mem.  Co.  C,  8th  Regt.,  Ohio  N.G.,  1911- 
17 ;  in  Dayton's  Flood  Service,  1913,  and  Mexi- 
can Border  cervice,  1916-17 ;  asst.  to  regtl.  insp. 
rifle  practice ;  discharged  June,  1917,  as  regtl. 
color  sergt.  Clubs:  Cleveland  Grays ;  Gov. 
Cleveland  Revolver ;  asst.  sec.  and  dir.  of  Shoot- 
ing Northeast.  Ohio  Gun  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  target  shooting.  Office:  2173  E.  2nd 
St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  1787  E.  25th  St., 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

HART,  HERBERT  LYBROOK,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Kitchel,  Ind.,  Feb.  20,  1897. 
Son  of  Isaac  S.  and  Minnie  (Lybrook)  Hart. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Purdue  Univ.,  1918;  M.A.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1922. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Pur- 
due varsity  F.B.  (sub.  f.b.),  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1916-17,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.).  1917- 
18,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team ; 
coached  freshman  Bskt.B.,  Purdue  University 
(awarded  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  medal  at  gradua- 
tion). 1922-24,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach 
Mt.  Morris  Coll.  1924-28,  F.B.  and  track  coach 
Monmouth  Coll.  (F.B.  team  has  not  been  de- 
feated in  State  Conf.  for  two  yrs. ;  lost  only  one 
Mid- West.  Conf.   game   during  that  time). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  ath.  and  coach  Mon- 
mouth Coll.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon;  Alpha 
Zeta ;  Iron  Key  (honorary  senior  frat.,  Purdue 
Univ.)  ;  Natl.  Coaches'  Asso.  Married:  Irene 
Aubrey.  Children:  Gwendolyn  Jane,  age  3. 
Office:  Monmouth  Coll.,  Monmouth,  111.  Home: 
710  E.  Archer  St.,  Monmouth,  111. 

HARTER,  JOSEPH  E.,  football.  Bom:  Colfax 
Wash.,  Aug.  2,  1888.  Son  of  Martin  and  Tresa 
(Han)  Harter.  Ed.:  Colfax  (Wash.)  H.  S. ; 
State  Coll.  of  Wash.,  B.S.,  1913;  Post-Grad. 
course,  1913-14. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Colfax  H.S.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  '08).  1910-11,  mem.  track  team  Wash. 
State  Coll.  1910-13,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  F. 
B.  team;  N.W.  guard  4  yrs.   (capt.,  '12).    1915, 


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mem.  F.B.  team  Multnomah  Club  (Portland, 
Ore.).  1918,  mem.  Sub-Chaser  F.B.  team  (Bos- 
ton, Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  Cooperator,  U.  S.  "Vet. 
Bu.,  Boise,  Ida.  Naval  Service:  Q.M.  1st  CI., 
U  S.  Submarine  Chaser  266.  Affiliations:  Mult- 
nomah C. ;  B.P.O.E.;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  A. 
L. ;  40  &  8.  Married:  Florence  V.  Monison,  Nov. 
1925.    Home:  404  McCarty  Bldg.,  Boise,  Idaho. 

HARTFORD,  NEWTON  K.,  baseball.  Born: 
Watertown,  Mass.,  Feb.  7,  1887.  Son  of  N.  B. 
and  Emma  (Howard)  Hartford.  Ed.:  Harvard. 
1909;  B.S.,  Lawrence  Scientific  Sch. 

Record:    1907-09,    mem.   Harvard   B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  supt.,  Bourne  Fuller 
Co.  Clubs:  Harvard  (Cleveland,  Ohio).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  tennis.  Married:  Helen  Souther.  Chil- 
dren: Newton  K.,  Jr.,  age  13,  Barbara,  age  12 ; 
John  S.,  age  10;  Elliot,  age  8.  Office:  14300  S. 
Pk.  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  Scranton  Rd., 
Cleveland,  Ohio. 

HARTMAN,  GEORGE  HERBERT,  golf.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  6,  1900.  Son  of  C.  Raymond 
and  Sarah  (Wood)  Hartman.  Ed.:  Englewood 
H.  Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1923. 

Record:  1919-20,  won  Chicago  City  amateur 
golf  champ.  1921,  runner-up  in  Chicago  City 
amateur  golf  champ. ;  individual  winner  "Big 
Ten"  golf  champ.  1921-22-23,  capt.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago golf  team  (won  "Big  Ten"  champ.,  1921-22; 
runner-up  in  "Big  Ten"  champ.,  1923).  1924-25- 
26-27,  won  Midlothian  C.C.  golf  champ.  (Chi- 
cago, 111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising,  J.  L.  Sugden 
Advertising  Co.  (Vice-Pres).  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C.,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta 
Phi  (Pres.,  Chicago  Soc.)  ;  Mason;  West.  Ad- 
vertising Golfers  Asso.  (dir.)  ;  Winter  Golf 
League  of  Advertising  Interests ;  Midlothian  C. 
C,  Chicago  (dir.).  Married:  Martha  Smart, 
Oct.  6,  1926.  Office:  32  W.  Wash.  St.,  Chicago, 
111.   Home:  7545  Kingston  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

HARTRANFT,  S.  GLENN,  world's  record  in 
discus  throw,  158'  1",  1925:  Born:  Aberdeen,  S. 
Dak.,  Dec.  3,  1901.  Son  of  S.  C.  and  Mabel 
(Griffin)  Hartranft.  Ed.:  Fullerton  Union  H. 
Sch. ;  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ. 

Record:  1920,  won  Orange  League  discus  rec- 
ord (124:4)  ;  won  2nd  place  Calif.  H.  Sch.  meet. 
1921,  won  2nd  place  Natl.  A.A.U.  Jr.  discus 
throw ;  won  3rd  place  Natl.  A.A.U.  Jr.  shot  put 
and  Sr.  discus  throw.  1922,  won  1st  place  Pacific 
A.A.U.  shot  discus  (100  yds.)  ;  won  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
shot  discus.  1924,  won  1st  place  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
shot  put  (49'  5  7/8")  and  discus  throw;  won 
2nd  place  Olympic  games  shot  put.  1925,  won 
1st  place  Natl.  Collegiate  meet   (Chicago)   shot 


put,  50'  2"  and  2nd  place  in  discus  throw ;  won 
1st  place  Pacific  Coast  Conf.  shot  put  and  discus 
throw ;  won  1st  place  Pacific  A.A.U.  shot  put 
and  discus  throw  (discus  throw  158'  1",  world's 
record).  1926,  won  2nd  place  Pacific  A.A.U. 
shot  put  and  1st  place  in  discus  throw.  1927, 
won  1st  place  Orange  Co.  A.A.U.  shot  put  and 
discus  throw. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons ;  Kiwanis  C. ;  Hollywood  A.C.  Hobby: 
Coaching.  Married:  Ruth  Crawford,  Dec.  4, 
1923.  Child:  Robert,  age  3.  Address:  1630  Ado- 
line  St.,  Fresno,  Calif. 


HARTUNG,  WILLIAM  L.,  track  coach  Balti- 
more Police  A.A.,  1926-28.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  June  28,  1894.  Son  of  George  C.  and  Hen- 
rietta (King)  Hartung.  Ed.:  Milton  Univ.  Sch., 
(Baltimore,  Md.). 

Record:  1911-12-13,  mem.  Milton  Univ.  Sch. 
track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  track  team,  1913). 
1912,  won  I.S.  440-yd.  champ.  1913,  won  100 
and  220-yd.  champ.  1914-15-16,  mem.  5th  Reg. 
A.A.  track  team  (capt.  1915-16).  1915,  won  S. 
Atlantic  440-yd.  champ.  1916,  won  S.  Atlantic 
220-yd.  champ.  1920-25,  track  coach,  5th  Reg. 
A.A.    1926-28,  track  coach,  Baltimore  Police  A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  Mex. 
border  service,  1916-17 ;  49th  R.R.  Engs.,  1917-19 
at  Fort  Myer,  Va.  Affiliations:  A.L. ;  Emory  wood 
A.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Police  Dept, 
Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  210  Hilton  Ave.,  Catons- 
ville,  Md. 


HARTWELL,  JUSTUS  MILLER,  baseball. 
Born:  Upper  Troy,  N.  Y.,  July  22,  1888.  Son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  B.  Hartwell.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,  1912. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1911-12,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  The  Aluminum 
Cooking  Utensil  Co.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Lillie  R.  Camddine.  Address:  12  Bogart  Ter- 
race, Albany,  N.  Y. 


HARVEY,  HAROLD  AUSTEN,  football. 
Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  June  9,  1896.  Son  of 
Wm.  A.  and  Bertha  E.  (Dow)  Harvey.  Ed. 
Rindge  Tech.  Sch.  (Cambridge,  Mass.)  ;  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  C.E.,  Princeton,  1921. 

Record :  1912-13,  mem.  Rindge  Tech.  Sch.  F.B. 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (all-scholastic  choice, 
Greater  Boston,  football,  1913).  1915-17,  mem. 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1919-21,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1919-22, 
mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  coach  B.B. 
and  asst.  coach,  F.B.,  Groton  Sch.  1925-28,  mem. 
Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  officials. 


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Pres.  Occupaion:  Adjuster,  football  official, 
baseball  umpire.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.N.R.F., 
Princeton,  N.  J. ;  discharged  Dec.  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Liberty  Mutual  Ins.  Co.,  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B. 
Officials ;  Asso.,  New  Eng.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Music.  Married:  Alice  L.  Odell,  June  30,  1923. 
Children:  Jean  Louise,  age  IY2.  Office:  1100 
Park  Sq.  Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  10  New- 
ton St.,  Belmont,  Mass. 

HARWOOD,  BARTLETT,  rowing.  Born: 
Newton,  Mass.,  Feb.  1,  1893.  Son  of  Sydney  and 
Mabel  (Lancaster)  Harwood.  Ed.:  Middlesex 
Scb. ;  Harvard,  A.  B.,  1915,  L.L.B.,  1919. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Harvard  crew.  1920, 
mem.  Union  Boat  Club  crew  (Henley,  England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917,  comnd.  Ensign,  U.S.N., 
Feb.,  1918,  Lt.  U.S.N.,  Aug.,  1918,  discharged 
Dec,  1918.  Clubs:  Union  Boat;  C.  C.  (Brook- 
line,  Mass.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Sabra 
Batchelder,  Oct.  6,  1917.  Children:  Bartlett,  Jr., 
age  6 ;  Sabra,  age  1.  Office:  1  Federal  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.    Home:  21  Lime  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

HARWOOD,  RICHARD  GREEN,  track.  Born: 
Littleton,  Mass.,  Sept.  22,  1886.  Son  of  Herbert 
J.  and  Emelie  Augusta  (Green)  Harwood.  Ed.: 
Harvard,  1909. 

Record :  1907-09,  mem.  Boston  A.A.  track  team. 
1908-09,  tied  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ,  running  high 
jump.    1909,  won  Harvard-Yale  dual  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  agent  and  broker. 
Affiliations:  Boston  A.A. ;  Harvard  Club  (Bos- 
ton, Mass.).  Hobby:  Raising  pure-bred  Guernsey 
cattle  and  poultry.  Married:  Grace  Knight,  May 
22,  1915.  Children:  Ruth,  age  11;  Ann,  age  9; 
Richard  K.,  age  7.  Office:  112  Water  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  Main  St.,  Southborough,  Mass. 

HARWOOD,  ROBERT  WALKER,  mem.  U.  S. 
Olympic  team,  Antwerp,  1920.  Born:  Littleton, 
Mass.,  July  16,  1897.  Son  of  Herbert  Joseph  and 
Emelie  Augusta  (Green)  Harwood.  Ed.:  Con- 
cord  (Mass.)   H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  1920,  Harvard. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Concord  (Mass.)  H. 
Sch.  track  team.  1915-16,  Intersch.  pole  vault 
champ.,  Harvard.  1915-22,  mem.  Boston  A.A. 
track  team.  1919,  Inter-Allied  games,  Paris. 
1919-21,  mem.  Harvard  track  team ;  scored  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  meet.  1920,  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  team, 
Antwerp.    1921,  joint  A.A.A.A.  pole  vault  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Business  mgr.,  Harvard 
Alumni  Bulletin.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Boston, 
Mass.,  1st  class  private  (cadet)  Air  Service, 
Dec.  24,  1917;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.  A.S.  (A.)  Scott 
Field,  111.,  July  27,  1918;  instr.,  Park  Field, 
Tenn. ;  discharged  Jan.  25,  1919 ;  comnd.  1st  Lt. 
and  later  Capt.  A.S.O.R.C.  Married:  Mary  Louise 
Perry,   Dec.   14,    1923.    Children:   Peter   Green, 


age  2;  Charles  Cumings,  infant.  Office:  1400 
Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  49  Grozier 
Rd.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

HASKELL,  ALBERT  McCLELLAN,  track. 
Born:  Stromsberg,  Nebr.,  Oct.  23,  1887.  Son  of 
John  DeForest  and  Ellen  Trumbull  (Mathew- 
son)  Haskell.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad.,  1906;  A.B., 
Yale,  1910. 

Record:  1905,  won  Phillips  Acad,  fall  track 
meet  1  mile  run ;  won  Scratch  cross  country 
race.  1907,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team. 
1907-08-09,  mem.  Yale  cross  country  team,  (capt., 
1909).  1908-09-10,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1910, 
1st  place  Georgetown  meet  1  mile  run ;  1st  place, 
2  mi.  run  Yale-Harvard  meet(  best  time  2  mile 
run,  9:48  1  1/5.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Inv.  banking  and  ins. ;  Pres., 
Union  Bond  and  Motgage  Co.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed A.L.,  1917 ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  1918 ;  Aviation 
Ground  Sch.,  Univ.  Calif.,  Camp  Dick,  Barron 
Field  and  Ellington  Field.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
First  Natl.  Farm  Loan  Asso. ;  trustee,  Huron 
Coll. ;  First  Presbyn.  Ch. ;  Masons  ;  A.L. ;  40  and 
8 ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  K.T. ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon ;  Elihu  Club ;  Huron  Town  and  Country 
Club ;  Patriarchs  Club.  Married:  Winifred 
Paine,  Apr.  29,  1914.  Children:  George  Paine, 
age  12 ;  Faith  McClellan,  age  11 ;  Albert  Mc- 
Clellan,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  52  Third  St.  S.W., 
Huron,  S.  Dak.  Home:  527  Ohio  Ave.  S.W., 
Huron,  S.  Dak. 

HASKELL,  LYMAN  GEORGE,  director  phys- 
ical education.  Born:  Nashau,  N.  H.,  Feb.  7, 1872. 
Son  of  Lyman  and  Ophelia  A.  (Fisher)  Haskell. 
Ed.:  M.D.,  Boston  Univ.,  1897. 

Record:  1895-96,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1896-97,  coach  F.B.  Summerville  (Mass.)  Y.M. 
C.A.  1898,  won  Mile  Canoe  Tandem  (Boston). 
1899,  won  Canoe  Tug  of  War  (Boston).  1909-21, 
dir.  phys.  ed.,  Jacksonville  (Fla.)  Y.M. C.A. 
1924-28,  prof.  phys.  ed.,  Univ.  of  Fla.  1927-28, 
coach  freshman  Bskt.B.,  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  phys.  ed.  Affiliations: 
Vice-Pres.,  Fla.  A.A.U. ;  Masons ;  Alpha  Sigma. 
Hobby:  Manual  training.  Married:  Minnie  B. 
Palmer,  Oct.  16,  1902.  Children:  Gladys,  age  18 ; 
Lyman  G.,  Jr.,  age  12.  Office:  Univ.  of  Florida, 
Gainesville.  Home:  224  Waukulla  Ave.,  Gaines- 
ville, Fla. 

HASTINGS,  EDWIN  HAMILTON,  JR.,  direc- 
tor of  physical  training.  Born:  Elizabeth,  N.  J., 
Oct.  12,  1885.  Son  of  Edwin  Hamilton  and 
Mary  (Tracy)  Hastings.  Ed.:  Phoenix  H.  Sch., 
1902;  Homer  Acad.,  1903;  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ., 
1907. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Phoenix  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1902-03,  mem.  Homer  Acad. 
F.B.   and   B.B.   teams.     1906-07,   mem.   Cornell 


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varsity  B.B.  team.  1907-09,  coach  Kishimenetas 
Springs  Sell.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1910-14, 
coach,  Yonkers  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1914-18,  B.B.  coach,  Dewitt  Clin- 
ton H.  Sch:  1918-28,  ath.  dir.  Dewitt  Clinton 
H.  Sch.  1918,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Official.  1922,  I.C. 
League  Bskt.B.  Official 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  training  De- 
witt Clinton  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Pub.  Schs. 
Ath.  League;  East.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials'  Asso. ; 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Married:  Emily  Clarke, 
1910.  Children:  Edwin  Hamilton,  3rd,  age  10. 
Office:  59th  and  10th  Sts.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
Home:  289  Maitland  Ave.,  W.  Englewood,  N.  J. 


HATCH,  CARL  TILDEN,  commodore  of  the 
American  Canoe  Association,  1926.  Born:  St. 
Albans,  Vermont,  January  28,  1879.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam Benjamin  and  Helen  (Fletcher)  Hatch. 
Education:  Wesleyan  University. 

Record :  1918,  member  of  the  executive  com- 
mittee of  the  American  Canoe  Association.  1925, 
vice-commodore  of  the  Delaware-Chesapeake 
Division  of  the  American  Canoe  Association. 
1926,  commodore  of  the  American  Canoe  Asso- 
ciation. 1926-28,  represented  the  American 
Canoe  Association  at  allied  conference  with 
the  Amateur  Athletic  Union. 

Present  Occupation:  Treasurer,  Standard  Re- 
serve and  Deposit  Company.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed United  States  Infantry,  1917 ;  member  of 
A.  E.  F. ;  commissioned  Lieutenant ;  citations : 
Distinguished  Service  Cross ;  discharged  June 
14,  1920.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon ;  Maryland 
Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Water  sports.  Office:  403 
Hearst  Tower,  Baltimore,  Maryland.  Home: 
Cecil  Apartments,  Baltimore,  Maryland. 

HATCHER,  JULIAN  SOMMERVILLE,  rifle, 
pistol.  Born:  Winchester,  Va.,  June  26,  1888. 
Son  of  Lindley  Lovett  and  Ada  (Sommerville) 
Hatcher.     Ed.:  U.S.N.A.,  1909. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  U.S.S.  N.  J.  Bskt.B.  team 
(won  Atlantic  Fleet  champ.).  1908-10,  won 
U.S.N,  expert  rifleman's  medal.  1911-13,  expert 
pistol  shot,  U.S.A.  (won  Nash  pistol  trophy, 
1919).  1920,  mem.  Coast  Arty,  pistol  team; 
won  Natl.  Pistol  match  (silver  medal  and  New 
Eng.  Individual  Pistol  champ,  match  (gold 
medal).  1920-21,  mem.  Springfield  Revolver 
Club  Pistol  team  (won  2nd  place  in  Winans 
Trophy  match  and  New  Eng.  champ.)  (gold 
medal),  1920,  and  2nd  place,  1921).  1921,  won 
Natl.  Piston  match  (bronze  medal)  ;  "distin- 
guished pistol  shot,"  U.S.A.  (gold  medal)  ;  2nd 
place  in  Individual  Pistol  champ,  of  New  Eng. 
(silver  medal).  1925-27-28,  mgr.  U.  S.  Rifle 
team,  Internatl.  rifle  matches  at  St.  Gall, 
Switzerland,  Rome  and  Amsterdam.  Assoc. 
Editor  "American  Rifleman" ;  author,  "Machine 


Guns,"   and   "Pistols  and   Revolvers  and  Their 
Use." 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  A.  major,  Ordnance 
Dept.  Mil.  Record:  Lieut,  col.  U.  S.  A.  during 
World  War.  Affiliations:  U.  S.  Revolver  Asso. ; 
Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Writing. 
Married:  Eleanor  Dashiell.  Children:  Julian 
S.,  Jr.,  age  17;  Eleanor  D.,  age  15;  Robert  D., 
age  13.   Address:  Frankford  Arsenal,  Phila.,  Pa. 


HATCHER,  ROBERT  V.,  baseball  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Richmond,  Va.,  June  8,  1898.  Son 
of  Peter  B.  and  Verbie  A.  (Hargrove)  Hatcher. 
Ed.:  John  Marshall  H.  Sch.,  1916;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Va.,  1922. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Jno.  Marshall  H.S. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917-18,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Va.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1918,  mem. 
Univ  of  Va.  freshman  B.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Va.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1921). 

1921,  mem.  Henderson  (N.  C.)  prof.  B.B.  team. 

1922,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Va.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1923, 
coach  Randolph-Macon  Coll. ;  mem.  Takcola 
Bskt.B.  team.  1918-24,  mem.  semi-prof.  Chur- 
chill (Richmond)  AC.  B.B.  team  (champs.). 
1924,  referee  and  official  Bskt.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
O.T.S.,  Camp  Lee,  Va.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sig- 
ma, Phi  Delta  Phi;  Univ.  C.  (Richmond); 
Country  C.  of  Va.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
Thomas  Cox.  Children:  Virginia  Lloyd,  14 
mos.  Office:  Travelers'  Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va. 
Home:  11  N.   Linden  St.,  Richmond,   Va. 


HATTON,  HANNIBAL  SANFORD,  football. 
Born:  Prince  George's  Co.,  Md.,  Oct.  9,  1886. 
Son  of  John  W.  F.  and  Anne  (Edelen)  Hatton. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1907. 

Record :  1905-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team 
(champ,  team,  1905). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  H.  S.  Hatton  Constrn. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Builders  and  Mfg.  Exch. ;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Md.)  ;  Corenthian  Yacht  Club. 
Hobby:  Boating.  Married:  Mary  E.  Middleton, 
Feb.  22,  1911.  Children:  Eva,  age  16;  Eliza- 
beth, age  14 ;  Anne,  age  6 ;  Mary  Lillian,  age  4 ; 
Helen,  infant.  Office:  100  N  St.  N.  E.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  1218  Randolph  St.  N.  E.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


HAUERS,  CARL  RICHARD,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  120 

yd.  high  hurdles  champion,  1922.  Born:  Sao 
Paulo,  Brazil,  Feb.  12,  1900.  Son  of  Frederick 
R.  and  Helen  (Gertz)  Hauers.  Ed:  Brown  and 
Nichols  Sch. ;  Harvard,  S.B.,  1923,  M.B.A.,  1925. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Brown  and  Nichols 
Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  tennis  teams.  1919, 
mem.  Harvard  freshman  track  team.  1920-23, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team    (hold  Har- 


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vard  120-yd.  high  hurdles  record).  1922,  won 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  120-yd.  high  hurdles  champ.  1923- 
24,  asst.  track  coach,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Statistical  Dept.,  5th- 
3rd  Union  Trust  Co.  (Cincinnati,  Ohio).  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Ohio  Valley  Bankers' 
Asso. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Clubs:  "H"  (Har- 
vard) ;  "H"  of  Boston;  "H"  of  Cincinnati;  Univ. 
Cincinnati  Tennis ;  Hasty  Pudding.  Married: 
Margaret  Stearns,  Nov.,  1924.  Children:  Nancy 
Winslow,  age  1.  Office:  5th-3rd  Union  Trust  Co., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  3018  Fairfield  Ave., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

HAUSER,  GEORGE,  football.  Born:  Council 
Bluffs,  la.,  Feb.  24,  1893.  Son  of  Andrew  L.  and 
Emma  C.  (Gurney)  Hauser.  Ed.:  Cedar  Falls 
H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1918. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Cedar  Falls  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.    All- West,  tackle  (2  yrs.). 

1916,  picked    tackle,    Colliers    All-Amer.    team. 

1917,  won  Minn.  conf.  medal. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Naval  Service:  En- 
sign, U.S.N.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Colgate  Univ. 
A.A.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Idna  L.  Burch, 
June  28,  1919.  Children:  Elizabeth,  age  7 ;  Nancy, 
age  4.  Office:  Hamilton,  N.  Y.  Home:  Colgate 
Inn,  Hamilton,  N.  Y. 

HAUSER,  HENRY  PAUL,  rugby.  Born:  De- 
troit, Mich.,  June  17,  1893.  Son  of  J.  Henry  and 
Catherine  (Moore)  Hauser.  Ed.:  Yeatman  H.S. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  Mission  H.S.  (San  Fran.), 
1914 ;  Stanford,  1918. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  rugby 
team ;  grad.  mgr.  aths.,  Stanford.  1919,  mem. 
U.S.  rugby  team  in  Inter-Allied  Games  (Paris, 
Fr.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secy,  and  treas.  Cal.  Shade 
Cloth  Co.  War  Record:  Sgt,  Base  Hosp.  No.  30, 
France ;  hosp.  sgt.,  hdqrs.,  France,  1917 ;  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Press  C. ;  Stanford 
C. ;  Monterey  Peninsula  C.C  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Isabelle  Walsh,  Feb.  4,  1920.  Children: 
Mary  Catherine,  age  4.  Office:  1710  San  Bruno 
Ave.,  San  Francisco.  Home:  125  Colon  Ave.,  San 
Francisco,  Cal. 

HAUDLADEN,  JOSEPH  A.,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Apr.  21,  1900. 
Son  of  Michael  and  Matilda  (Diagger)  Haus- 
laden.  Ed.:  Yateman  H.  S.  (St.  Louis),  1918; 
A.B.,  Washington  Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(Mo.  Valley  Conf.  champs.,  '18).  1919,  mem. 
Wash.  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-22,  offi- 
cial amateur  sports,  Inter-Playground  games 
(St.  Louis).  1921-22,  coach,  Maplewood  (Mo.) 
H.  S.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.,  Clark  Sprague  Print- 
ing Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Civic 
A.A. ;  Beta  Theta  Psi ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma ; 
"W"  C. ;  Arms.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  1901 
Locust  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3863  Greer 
Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


HAVEMEYER,  CHARLES  F.,  football.  Born: 
Westbury,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  31,  1898.  Son  of  Charles 
F.  and  Canilla  (Moss)  Havemeyer.  Ed.:  Froton 
Sch.,  1917;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1921. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1918,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team  (East. 
and  West,  champ.).  1921,  mem.  Harvard  trap- 
shooting  and  golf  teams.  1921-24,  mem.  Amer. 
Six-Metre  Inter-Natl.  boat  racing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker,  mem.  N.  Y. 
Stock  Exch.  War  Record:  5th  Regt.;  U.  S. 
Marines ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  hon.  discharge.  Affilia- 
tions: Homasn  and  Co.  Married:  Ellen  Ran- 
dolph. Children:  Priscilla,  age  4 ;  Curley,  age  1. 
Office:  2  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Syosset, 
N.  Y. 


HAVEMEYER,  HENRY  O.,  golf.  Born:  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  15,  1876.  Son  of  Theodore  A. 
and  Emilie  (de  Loosey)  Havemeyer.  Ed.:  Yale, 
1900. 

Record:  1896-97,  mem.  Yale  golf  team.  1896, 
with  Frederick  C.  Havemeyer  won  1st  U.  S. 
Golf  Foursome  champ,  at  Newport,  R.  I.  1905- 
13-15-25-27,  won  cup  presented  to  Newport  G.C. 
by  His  Royal  Highness  the  Count  Di  Tourin. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Brooklyn  East.  Dist. 
Term.  Mil.  Service:  Fed.  mgr.,  Brooklyn  East. 
Dist  Term.  Affiliations:  Dir.-treas.,  Havemeyer 
and  Elder,  Inc.,  Scranton  and  Lehigh  Coal  Co. ; 
Brooklyn  Elevator  and  Milling  Co. ;  dir.,  Dela. 
Lackawanna  and  West.  Coal  Co. ;  Inter-Natl. 
Match  Co. ;  Chase  Natl.  Bank ;  Kennecott  Cop- 
per Corp. ;  Braden  Copper  Co. ;  Nev.  Consol. 
Copper  Co. ;  Copper  River  and  N.  West.  R.R. ; 
Atlantic  Fruit  and  Sugar  Co. ;  Cape  Cruz  Sugar 
Co. ;  Compagnia  Agricola  Pilon  Re-Ins.  of  N. 
Amer.  Clubs:  Mountain  Lake;  Everglades; 
Currituck  Shooting  (N.  C.)  ;  treas.,  gov.,  New- 
port C.C. ;  Newport  Casino ;  Knickerbocker ; 
Racquet  and  Tennis ;  Union ;  Yale ;  Recess ; 
Links;  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Tuxedo.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
yachting.  Married:  Carlotta  Bigelow,  Dec.  13, 
1901.  Children:  Henry  O.,  Jr.,  age  25;  Florence, 
age  23;  Frederick  C,  2nd,  age  20.  Office:  25 
Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  Mahwah, 
N.  J. 


HAVENS,  CHARLES  WELLS,  football,  wrest- 
ling and  canoeing.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  22, 
1903.  Son  of  Frank  B.  and  Cornelia  (Dodge) 
Havens.  Ed.:  George  Wash.  Univ. 


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Record:  1921,  ruein.  Wash.  Canoe  Club  wrest- 
ling team ;  won  S.  Atlantic  heavyweight  champ. 
A.A.U.  meet.  1922,  won  Jr.  singles  canoe  race 
at  Chesapeake  Div.  meet ;  won  light-heavy- 
weight S.  Atlantic  champ.  1922-23,  mem.  Mo- 
hawk A.C.  F.B.  team.  1923,  won  Dela.-Chesa- 
peake  Div.  meet  one-man  double  blade  race. 
1923-24-25.  won  S.  Atlantic  heavy-weight  champ. 

1924.  mem.  Olympic  canoe  team ;  won  Olympic 
meet  one-man  double  blade  race  on  Seine  River. 

1925,  won  single  %-mile  race  at  Belmar,  N.  J. 
regatta.  1925-26-27,  won  Tandem  single  blade 
%-mile  race  with  Harry  Knight.  1927,  won 
Rutherford  Trophy  in  one-man  single  blade  race 
at  Middle  States  regatta ;  mem.  U.  S.  crew  win- 
ning from  Can. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  R.  Reynolds  and 
Son.  Affiliations :  Arlington  A.C. ;  Mohawk  A.C. ; 
Wash.  Canoe  Club.  Office:  1423  L  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  93  Harrison  St.,  Cherry- 
dale,  Va. 

HAVENS,  WILLIAM  DODGE,  S.  Atlantic 
Div.  A.A.U.  heavyweight  wrestling  champ. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Jan.  20,  1897.  Son  of  Frank 
B.  and  Cornelia  May  (Dodge)  Havens.  Ed.: 
Cherrydale  H.  Sch. ;  George  Wash.  Univ. ;  Riley 
Sch.  of  Chiropractics,  1925. 

Record:  1913-14-15-16,  mem.  Cherrydale  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Cherrydale  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1922-26-27,  S.  Atlantic  heavyweight 
wrestling  champ.  1923-25  S.  Atlantic  light 
heavyweight  wrestling  champ.  1924,  runner-up 
Olympic  trials,  192-lb.  wrestling.  1925-26,  Natl, 
singles  paddling  champ.  1926,  won  Natl.  Tilt- 
ing champ,  with  Roy  T.  Compton. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Club:  Wash. 
Canoe.  Hobby:  Paddling.  Married:  Ruby  May 
Nathey,  Wash.,  D.  C,  May  2,  1918.  Children: 
William  D.,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Frank  B.,  age  3.  Office: 
Sixth  and  C  Sts.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
14  Malvern  PL,  Thrifton,  Va. 

HAWKS,  NELSON  LOUIS,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Feb.  3,  1897. 
flow  of  Birdsall  and  Grace  (Barnard)  Hawks. 
Ed.:  Santa  Clara  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Santa  Clara  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1918,  played  pro.  B.B.,  Oakland,  Calif., 
in  Pacific  Coast  League.  1920,  mem.  Calgary 
pro.  B.B.  team  in  Canadian  League.  1921, 
mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees.  1922,  mem.  Vernon  pro. 
B.B.  team  in  Pacific  Coast  League.  1923,  played 
pro.  B.B.  St.  Paul,  Minn.  1923-24,  played  pro. 
B.B.  Nashville,  Tenn.  1925,  mem.  Phila.  Natls. 
1926-27,  played  pro.  B.B.  Newark,  N.  J.  1927- 
28,  played  pro.  B.B.  Reading,  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Army,  61st  Inf.,  June,  1918 ;  dis- 
charged Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Los  An- 
geles-Newport    Freight     Line      (Los     Angeles, 


Calif.)  ;  Mason;  Elks;  Eagles;  pro.  B.B.  Play- 
ers' Asso. ;  Scottish  Rite.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Sarah  Irene  Richardson,  Aug.,  1918. 
Children:  Nelson  Richard,  age  2 ;  William  War- 
ren, infant.  Office:  1201  E.  5th  St.,  Los  An- 
geles, Calif.  Home:  2368  Vallejo  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 


HAWK,  DAVID  EMORY,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Cleveland,  Tenn.,  Jan.  2,  1900.  Son  of  Emory 
and  Lee  Belle  (Callom)  Hawk.  Ed.:  San  Mar- 
cos H.  Sch.;  S.  West.  Normal  Coll.,  1918;  S. 
West.  Univ.,  A.B.  and  A.M. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  San  Marcos  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  S.  West.  Normal  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  S.  West.  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1920,  mgr.  S.  West.  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1920-21,  coach  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  coach  Greenville  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1922-25,  coach  Lon  Morris  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Lon  Morris  Coll. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  pres.  Tex. 
Junior  Coll.  Cong.;  S.  West.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Offi- 
cials; Kiwanis  Club;  Pk.  Lake  Fishing  Club; 
Jacksonville  G.C.  Married:  Louise  Adams,  Dec. 
27,  1922.  Address:  Lon  Morris  Coll.,  Jackson- 
ville, Tex. 


HAWK,  PHILIP  BOVIER,  tennis.  Born: 
East  Branch,  N.  Y.,  July  18,  1874.  Son  of  Ran- 
som Riant  and  Ellen  (Miller)  Hawk.  Ed.  B.S., 
Wesleyan  Univ.,  1898;  M.S.,  Yale,  1902;  Ph.D., 
Columbia,  1903. 

Record:  1905,  Delaware  lawn  tennis  champ. 
1907-09,  Conn,  lawn  tennis  champ ;  Central 
N.  J.  lawn  tennis  champ.  1908-09,  chrmn., 
Ranking  Com.  U.  S.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso.  1921- 
23,  vet.  lawn  tennis  champ,  of  U.  S. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  dir.  Food  Re- 
search Labs.,  Inc.  War  Record:  Mem.  1st  Conn. 
Vol.  Inf.,  Spanish-Amer.  War;  served  on  coast 
defense.  Affiliations:  Capt.  West  Side  Tennis 
C. ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Longwood  Cricket  C. ;  Amer. 
Physiological  Soc. ;  Amer.  Soc.  Biolog.  Chem- 
ists; Soc.  for  Experimental  Biology  and  Med.; 
Amer.  Soc.  for  Animal  Nutrition ;  Amer.  Philos- 
ophical Soc. ;  Wash.  Acad,  of  Sciences ;  Sigma 
Xi ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Theta  Nu  Epsilon ; 
Phi  Lambda  Upsilon ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma ;  Kappa 
Psi ;  Merion  Cricket  C. ;  Cynwyd  C. ;  Worcester 
Tennis  C. ;  Aescnlapian  C.  Married:  Gladys 
Taylor.  Children:  Philip  B.,  Jr. ;  Ellen  Minnie. 
Office:  1440  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  710 
Burns  St.,  Forest  Hills,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


HAWLEY,  GEOFFREY  T.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Dec.  9,  1895.  Son 
of  Warren  A.  and  Nina  B.  (Hall)  Hawley.  Ed.: 
Episcopal  Acad. ;  Univ.  Pa. 


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Record:  1911-12-13,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
team,  Inter-Acad.  champs.,  1911-12.  1912-13-14, 
mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1914). 
1914,  Episcopal  Acad.  B.B.  team  tied  Inter-Acad. 
champ. ;  mem.  Episcopal  Acad,  track  team.  1915, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924-25-26-27, 
mem.  Phila.  Cricket  Club  first  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  War  Record: 
Pvt.  U.S.A.  Ambulance  Service  with  2nd  Div.  in 
St.  Mihiel,  Champagne  and  Argonne  offensives ; 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Upsilon  Omega; 
Delta  Phi.  Married:  Eleanor  Noble.  Children: 
Geoffrey  T.,  Jr.,  age  6;  William  Noble  (infant). 
Office:  1600  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
121  W.  Springfield  Ave.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Pa. 


HAWLEY,  JESS  B.,  football  and  track.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Mar.  25,  1887.  Son  of  Jess  B. 
and  Nettie  (Neal)  Hawley.  Ed.:  Mt.  Tamalpaio 
Mil.  Acad.  (San  Rafael,  Calif.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn.; 
B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Record :  1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.,  track 
and  gym.  teams  (won  West.  Conf.  champ,  in  fly- 
ing rings).  1907-08-09,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (won  New  Eng.  champ,  in 
100-yd.  dash,  220-yd.  dash  and  discus  throw, 
1909).  1909,  head  coach  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
1911-15,  head  coach  Univ.  of  la.  1923-27,  head 
coach  Dartmouth  Coll.  (F.B.  team  East,  champs., 
1924;  Natl,  champs.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  Newcombe 
Hawley,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Top  sgt.,  Battery  C, 
1st  111.  Artillery,  1917.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma 
Delta ;  Sphinx  Senior  Soc,  Dartmouth  Coll. 
Clubs:  Univ.  (Chicago)  ;  Racquet  (Chicago)  ; 
Commonwealth  (Chicago);  St.  Charles  C.C. ; 
Geneva  C.C.  Married:  Louise  Clarke,  June  20, 
1915.  Children:  Jess  B.,  Jr.,  and  Juanne  (twins), 
age  1.  Office:  c/o  Newcombe  Hafley,  Inc.,  St. 
Charles,  111.     Home:  Batavia  Rd.,  Geneva,  111. 


HAYCRAFT,  KENNETH  C,  football.  Born: 
Bemidji,  Minn.,  Feb.  16,  1907.  Son  of  Isaac 
Grant  and  Daisy  (Sylvester)  Haycraft.  Ed.: 
Central  H.S.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Central  H.S.  Bskt.B 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team 
(tied  with  Mich,  for  Big  10  Champ.  '27).  1927, 
chosen  by  Eckersall,  All-Conf.  end;  by  Wash. 
Post,  All-Amer.  end.  1926-28,  mem.  Univ  of 
Minn.  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Affiliations:  "M"  C. ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Shakespeare  Lit. 
Soc.     Address:  Wanzata,  Minn. 


HAYDAY,  HORACE  R.,  tennis.  Born:  Atlan- 
tic City,  N.  J.,  Oct.  10,  1889.  Son  of  Dr.  Win.  and 
Bessie  (Wehner)  Hayday.  Ed.:  Central  H.S. 
(Phila.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1912;  P.G.,  Wor- 
cester Coll.;   Oxford  Univ.    (Eng.),  1919. 


Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  sabre- 
fencing  team  (capt.  and  champ.,  '12).  1911, 
Worcester  (Mass.)  singles  tennis  champ.  1912- 
28,  mem.  Univ.  Cts.  C.  tennis  team.  1917-19, 
Atlantic  City  singles  tennis  champ.  1918,  in  ex- 
hibition doubles  match  vs.  Suzanne  Lenglen 
(Nice,  Fr.).  1919,  in  A.E.F.  officers'  tennis 
champ,  tournament  (Cannes,  Fr.)  ;  mem.  Oxford 
and  77th  Div.  A.E.F.  tennis  teams.  1922,  in  Natl, 
singles  champ,  tournament.  1922-28,  mem.  Ger- 
mantown  Cricket  C.  tennis  team.  1926,  mem. 
Penn.  A.C.  soccer  team.  1926-27,  capt.  Penn  A.C. 
tennis  team.  1928,  viee-chrmn.  Penn  A.C.  tennis 
com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  2nd 
Lt.,  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Penn  A.C. ;  Germantown  Cricket  C. ;  Lawyers' 
C. ;  Army  and  Navy  C.  Offices  1211  Franklin 
Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  1825  Diamond 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

HAYDEN,  RAYMOND  SCRANTON,  golf. 
Born:  Toledo,  O.,  Nov.  26,  1900.  Son  of  Chester 
S.  and  Zoa  V.  (Scranton)  Hayden.  Ed.:  Scott 
H.  S.  (Toledo). 

Record:  1916,  won  Junior  City  (Toledo)  golf 
champ.  1920-21,  semi-finalist  Toledo  City  champ. 
1923,  in  Natl.  Pub.  Links  Golf  Tournament  (To- 
ledo). 1923-24,  qualified  in  O.  State  champ.  1924, 
in  Natl.  Pub.  Links  Tournament  (Dayton,  O.)  ; 
won  Toledo  Golf  C.  Pres.'s  cup.  1926,  won  Ro- 
tary Invitation  Tournament  at  Toledo;  won 
Heatherdown  C.C.  Invitation  Tournament  (To- 
ledo). 1927,  won  Dubsdread  C.C.  champ.;  quali- 
fied in  Fla.  State  champ.  1928,  medalist  and 
semi-finalist  Lakeland  (Fla.)  Gold  Putter 
Tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  buyer,  Prudden  &  Co., 
Toledo,  O.  Affiliations:  Beta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Dubsdread  C.C;  Toledo  G.  C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Dorothy  Crabill,  July  17,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Phyllis,  age  4%.  Address:  Box  3225  Sta. 
A.,  Orlando,  Fla. 

HAYES,  JAY  ORLO,  track.  Born:  Ironwood, 
Mich.,  Dec.  22,  1899.  Son  of  Jay  Orley  and 
Clara  (Lyon)  Hayes.  Ed.:  San  Jose  H.  Sch., 
1918 ;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-17-18,  mem.  San  Jose  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  track  team,  1917- 
18).  1919-20,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  track 
and  soccer  teams.  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Stanford 
track  and  soccer  teams.  1922,  3rd  place  I.C.  4-C 
meet  220  low  hurdles,  best  time  23  3/5  sec.  1924, 
coach,  Salem,  Ore.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher.  Mil.  Service:  S.  A. 
T.C.  Inf.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta  ;  Phi  Phi ; 
20-30  Club  of  San  Francisco ;  Commonwealth 
Club  of  Calif.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing. 
Married:  Daphne  Evans,  Jan.  1,  1926.  Address: 
1865  Lomita  Ave.,  Stockton,  Calif. 


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HAYES,  JOHN  JOSEPH,  marathon  runner. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  10,  1886.  Son  of 
Michael  F.  and  Nellie  (O'Rourke)  Hayes.  Ed.: 
N.   Y.  Evening  H.   Sch. 

Record:  1906-08,  runner-up  in  Boston  mara- 
thons ;  won  Yonkers  marathon.  1908,  won  Olym- 
pic marathon,  London  (only  Amer.  who  has  ever 
won  this  event)  ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  mara- 
thon team.  1908,  ran  a  series  of  pro.  races 
in  N.  Y.,  Chicago,  Seattle,  Spokane  and  San 
Francisco.  1912,  coached  Olympic  marathon 
team  at  Stockholm,  Sweden.  1917-18,  coached 
Columbia   Univ.   cross-country   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Food  broker.  Affiliations: 
K.C. ;  Irish-Amer.  A.C.  (life  mem.).  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  boxing.  Married:  Anna  Riley,  Nov. 
5,  1914.  Children:  Doris,  age  13.  Office:  17  E. 
42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  100  33rd  St., 
Woodcliffe,  N.  J. 

HAYES,  MARTIN  JOSEPH,  track.  Born: 
S.  Manchester,  Conn.,  Apr.  2,  1891.  Son  of  Mar- 
tin and  Margaret  (Fahey)  Hayes.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  track 
team.  1913,  mem.  Irish  Amer.  A.  C.  (N.  Y.) 
two  mile  relay  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Princeton 
cross  country  team.  1913-14-15,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  track  and  two  mile  relay  teams  (won 
World's  relay  champ.  Pa.  Relays,  1915,  estab. 
record  for  two  mile  relay  team ;  holder  of 
Princeton  record  for  half  mile,  time  1.53  2/5 
sec;  also  holder  of  Princeton-Yale  dual  meet 
record  for  half  mile,  time  1.53  2/5  sec).  1914, 
won  Natl.  Amateur  Natl.  Junior  1000  yds. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.,  Mack  Inter- 
Natl.  Truck  Corp.  Mil.  Service:  Lt.  U.  S.  Army 
Air  Service ;  instr.  in  acrobatic  flying ;  dischgd. 
May  1,  1919,  Rockwell  Field,  San  Diega,  Calif. 
Clubs:  Tiger  Inn  (Princeton)  ;  Univ.  (Detroit, 
Mich.);  Princeton  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf  and 
handball.  Married:  Adelaid  Wendover.  Chil- 
dren: Gloria  Lucille,  age  7.  Office:  5133  Grand 
River  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  16502  Park- 
side  Ave.,   Detroit,  Mich. 

HAYES,   MINTER   CARNEY    ("JACK"),   in- 

fielder  Wash.  Senators.  Born:  Clanton,  Ala., 
July  19,  1906.  Son  of  Dr.  Julius  Poe  and  Alestia 
(Jones)  Hayes.  Ed.:  Chilton  Co.  H.  Sch.;  Gulf 
Coast  Mil.  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1927. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Chilton  H.S.  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  (capt.,  1924)  teams.  1923 
mem.  Gulf  Coast  Mil.  Acad.  B.B.  team.  1926- 
27,  mem  Univ.  of  Ala.  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem. 
Wash:  Senators  prof.  B.B.  team  (American 
League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Wash.  B.B.  Club;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  "A"  Club. 
Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
Clanton,  Ala. 


HAZEL,  HOMER  HOWARD,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball,  and  track.  Born:  Piffard,  N.  Y., 
June  2,  1895.  Son  of  John  and  Margaret  (Cur- 
ry) Hazel.  Ed. :  Montclair  Acad.;  Lit.B.,  Rut- 
gers Univ.,  1925 ;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Montclair  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1913-14-15-16, 
mem.  Montclair  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track, 
tennis  and  swimming  teams  (selected  as  All-N. 
J.  State  scholastic  f.b.,  1915 ;  won  sch.  tennis 
champ.  1915-16 ;  won  all-around  records  in  broad 
jump,  shot  put,  and  discus  throw).  1922-24, 
mem.  Rutgers  Univ.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (won  junior  metropolitan 
champ,  shot  put,  1922 ;  holder  of  Rutgers  Univ. 
shot  put  record ;  won  junior  natl.  champ  shot 
put,  1923 ;  chosen  as  end  on  Walter  Camp's 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1923,  and  F.B.,  1924). 
1928,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach  of  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track,  Univ.  of  Miss. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.,  Univ.  of  Miss. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Rotary  Club  (Ox- 
ford, Mass.).  Hobby:  Bird  hunting.  Married: 
Marguerite  Lorenz,  Mar.  2,  1917.  Children: 
Homer  Lawrence,  age  9 ;  William  Howard,  age 
7;  Betty  Jane,  age  5.  Address:  Univ.  of  Miss., 
Oxford,  Miss. 

HAYES,  RALPH  WALDO  EMERSON,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Stark  Co.,  111.,  Feb.  19,  1872.  Son 
of  Eugenio  Kincaid  and  Matilda  Jane  (Dark) 
Hayes.  Ed.:  N.  West.  Univ. ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  Mich., 
1894. 

Record :  1890,  mem.  N.  West.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1891-92-93-94,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Midtown  C.C.  Married:  Estella  Mink, 
Jan.  25,  1896.  Child:  Charlotte  L.,  age  31.  Ad- 
dress: Galva,  111. 

HAYNES,  MERLE  ARTHUR,  football.  Born: 
David  City,  Nebr.,  Nov.  2,  1904.  Son  of  Arthur 
D.  and  Clara  (Butler)  Haynes.  Ed.:  Grand 
Island  H.  Sch.,  1924 ;  Grand  Island  Coll. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23.  mem.  Grand  Island  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  Grand 
Island  H.  Sch.  track  team  (capt.,  1924).  1924- 
25-26-27,  mem.  Grand  Island  Coll.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  De 
Molay  (charter  mem.  Grand  Island  chap.)  ; 
Grand  Island  Coll.  "Letter"  Club  (charter  mem. 
and  pres.,  1927)  ;  Chemistry  Club  (Grand  Island 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Motorboats  and  motorcycles. 
Address:  404  N.  Waldo  Ave.,  Grand  Island, 
Nebraska. 

HAYGOOD,  JAMES  RAYMOND,  ath.  coach. 
Born:  Denver,  Tenn.,  July  28,  1882.  Son  of 
Thomas  T.  and  Jennie  (Moore)  Haygood.  Ed.: 
Branham  &  Hughes  Sch.;  Vanderbilt  Univ., 
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Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Vanderbilt  F.B.  team. 
1905-06,  mem.  Vanderbilt  track  team  (held  So. 
uole  vault  record).  1906,  mem.  Vanderbilt  B.B. 
team.  1907-10,  coach  Henderson  Brown  Coll.  B. 
B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-18,  coach  H.B. 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1920-22,  coach  H.B.  Coll.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1920-24,  coach  H.B.  Coll.  FB.,  track 
and  B.B.  teams.  1925-27,  coach  Southern  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach  Univ.  of  Ala. 
Affiliations:  Rotary;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  golf.  Married:  Lillian 
Strong,  1910.  Children:  Jimmie  W.,  age  15 ; 
Nancy,  age  12;  Tommie  Jean,  age  6.  Address: 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 

HAZELTON,  SIDNEY  CHANNING,  baseball, 
football  and  basketball.  Born:  Watertown, 
Mass.,  Apr.  20,  1888.  Son  of  Charles  Clement 
and  Elsie  Demaris  (Johnson)  Hazelton.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Dartmouth,  1909. 

Record:  1906-07,  pitcher  Dartmouth  B.B.  team. 
1908,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox ;  mem.  New  Bedford 
B.B.  team  (New  Eng.  League).  1910-14,  teacher- 
coach  F.B.,  B.B.,  swim.  Milton  H.  S.  (Mass.). 
1914-20,  teacher-coach  F.B.,  B.B.,  Swim.  Wor- 
cester Acad.  1920  teacher-coach  Dartmouth  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  pres.  New 
Eng.  I.C.  Swim.  Asso.  1925,  sec.-treas.  Coll. 
Swim.  Coaches  Asso.  of  Amer.  1925-26,  teacher- 
coach  Dartmouth  Varsity  Swim,  team  (New 
Eng.  champs.)  ;  sec.-treas.  New  Eng.  I.C.  Swim. 
Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  French  and  asst.  prof, 
of  Phys.  Ed.,  Dartmouth  Coll.  Affiliations: 
Advis.  Com.,  Natl.  Swim.  Asso. ;  pres.  Coll. 
Swim.  Coaches  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  chrmn.  Dept. 
Phys.  Ed.  (Dartmouth)  ;  Masons;  Univ.  C.  (Bos- 
ton). Hobby:  Foreign  travel.  Married:  Marion 
Langlands  Gould.  Children:  Doris  (deceased)  ; 
Ruth,  age  14 ;  Phillis,  age  12 ;  Sidney  C.,  Jr.,  age 
7 ;  Deborah  age  4.  Office:  Dartmouth  Coll.,  Han- 
over, N.  H.  Home:  7  Dana  Rd.,  Hanover,  N.  H. 

HAZELWOOD,  STEPHEN  HENRY,  football. 
Born:  Youngstown,  Ohio,  Dec.  30,  1891.  Son  of 
Abraham  and  Eliza  Hazelwood.  Ed.:  New  Castle 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Grove  City  Coll.,  1914;  LL.B., 
Cleveland  Law  Sch.,  1921 ;  LL.M.,  Ohio  N.  Univ., 
1923. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  New  Castle  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911-13-14,  mem. 
Grove  City  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1912-13,  mem.  Grove 
City  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Grove  City 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-Law.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Theta  Phi ;  Mason ;  vice-pres.  Cleveland 
Masonic  A.A. ;  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Ath.  Official;  Natl.  Bd.  of  Approved  Bskt.B. 
Officials ;  Ohio  F.B.  Referees  Asso. ;  Cleveland 
C.C.     Married:   Laura   L.    Phillips,    Oct.,    1920. 


Children:  Janet,  age  3;  David  Phillips,  infant. 
Office:  1786  Union  Trust  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Home:  1357  Warren  Rd.,  Lakewood,  Ohio. 

HAZEN,  JOSIAH  JUDSON,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Haddam  Conn.,  Dec.  11,  1871.  Son 
of  Miner  Constock  and  Lemira  R.  (Judson) 
Hazen.     Ed.:  Phillips  Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1898. 

Record :  1893-94,  mem.  Phillips  Acad.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1896-97-98,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team. 
1897,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1898-99-1901-02, 
coach,  Williams  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Nursery.  Clubs:  Neosho  G. 
and  C. ;  Yale;  Advertising.  Married:  Gertrude 
Moffit,  Mar.  14,  1907  (deed.).  Children:  Mar- 
gery, age  17;  Mary  Elinor,  age  9.  Address: 
Neosho,  Mo. 

HEAD,  JOSEPH,  crew,  football.  Born: 
Franklin,  La.,  Aug.  16,  1862.  Son  of  Wm.  Chas. 
and  Elizabeth  L.  (Fields)  Head.  Ed.:  German- 
town  Acad.;  D.D.S.,  Phila.  Dental  Coll.,  1883; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1887;  post-grad,  work  in 
English,  1888-90. 

Record:  1878-81,  mem.  Germantown  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1884,  mem.  Passaic  River  Ath.  Row- 
ing Asso.,  8  oared  shell  (gold  medal)  ;  mem. 
Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta,  8  oared  shell  (gold 
medal).  1886,  mem.  Harlem  Regatta  (Univ. 
Pa.)  8  oared  gig.  1888,  mem.  Schuylkill  Navy 
Regatta,  Semor  4  oared  gig;  mem.  Schuylkill 
Navy  Regatta,  4  oared  gig;  1889,  mem.  Cup  and 
Peoples  Regatta,  Plula,  4  oared  gig.  1890,  mem. 
Sharpless  Cup  race,  8  oared  shell ;  mem.  Schuyl- 
kill Navy  Regatta,  8  oared  shell,  4  oared  gig  and 
4  oared  shell. 

•  Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil  Service:  On 
Med.  Adv.  Bd.  Jefferson  Hosp.,  Plula,  May,  1917- 
Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Univ.  Pa.  A.A. ;  St.  An- 
drews Soc. ;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Geographic 
Soc.  of  Plula;  A.M.A. ;  Co.  Med.  Soc.  (Phila.). 
Clubs:  Med.  Club  of  Phila.;  Varsity  (Univ.  Pa.)  ; 
Univ.  (Plula);  Physicians  Motor;  Auto  C.  of 
Phila.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Annie  Lynde- 
say  Wilkinson.  Children:  Jean  Malcolm,  age  25; 
Elzabeth  Jean  Fields,  age  24 ;  Joseph  Head,  Jr., 
age  21 ;  Howard,  age  14.  Office:  235  S.  15th  St., 
Plula,  Pa.   Home:  7125  Greene  St.,  Plula,  Pa. 

HEALEY,  WDLLIAM  THOMAS,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Nov.  9,  1904.  Son  of 
William  Thomas  and  Ada  (Moore)  Healey.  Ed.: 
Phillips   Andover  Acad.,   1925 ;    Princeton,   1929. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1924).  1923-24-25,  mem.  Phil- 
lips Andover  track  team  (capt.,  1925;  won  1st 
place  in  javelin  throw  Harvard  Intersch.  meet, 
1923-24-25 ;  holder  of  Harvard  Intersch.  javelin 
thow  record).  1924,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track 
team.  1927,  won  4th  place  in  javelin  throw, 
I.C.A.A.A.A. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Office:  Healey 
Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  20  Andrews  Ave., 
Atlanta,   Ga. 


Children:  Harriet,  age  12 ;  Barbara,  age  10. 
Office:  1st  Natl.  Bk.  Bldg.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Home:  608  Onondaga  St.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


HEARD,  CHARLES  STEPHEN,  rowing. 
Born:  Savannah,  Ga.,  Dec.  11,  1903.  Son  of 
Charles  Stephen  and  Fancher  (Eaton)  Heard. 
Fd.:  Tuber  Acad.;  Harvard,  S.B.,  1925;  M.B.A., 
1927. 

Record :  1920,  ineru.  Harvard  freshman  crew 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew  (won 
Amer.  Henley,  1923).  1927-28,  coach  Harvard 
crew    (3rd  place  Amer.  Henley,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  State  St.  Investment  Corp. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity.  Office:  100  Milk  St., 
Boston.  Mass.  Home:  126  Babcock  St.,  Brook- 
line,  Mass. 

HEATH,  FRANCIS  JACKSON,  golf  and 
track.  Born:  Charlotte,  N.  C,  Oct.  17,  1901. 
Son  of  B.  D.  and  Nettie  Morgan  (Haley)  Heath. 
Ed.:  Baylor  Sch.  (Chatt,  Tenn.)  ;  Ga.  Tech., 
1920;   Univ.  ofl  N.  C,   1921. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Baylor  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  (capt.,  '18)  teams.  1920,  mem.  Ga.  Tech. 
track  team  (100  yds.  and  pole  vault)  ;  won 
consolation  N.  C.  and  S.  C.  champ.  1922,  won 
Biltmore  Forest  Invitation  Tournament  (Ashe- 
ville).  1924-26,  won  Charlotte  Co.  C.  Golf  champ. 
1925,  won  Jungle  Country  C.  Golf  champ  (St. 
Petersburg).  1926,  won  Sedgefield  Country  C. 
Golf  Tournament  champ.  (Greensboro).  1926-27, 
won  Amateur  Best  Ball  Tournament  (Pinehurst, 
N.  C).  1927,  runer-up  So.  Amateur  Golf  champ. 
(Charlotte). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile  dealer.  Mil. 
Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  So.  Mfg.  C. ; 
Charlotte  C.C. ;  Old  Colony  C. ;  Kapa  Alpha; 
vice-pres.  Wesley  T.  Heath  Realty  Co. ;  vice- 
pres.  C.  P.  Motors,  Inc. ;  pres.  Va.  Apt.  House 
Co.  Hobby:  Bridge.  Office:  7  W.  8th  St.,  Char- 
lotte, N.  C.  Home:  505  Central  Ave.,  Charlotte, 
N.  C. 


HEATH,  HOMER  LESLIE,  track  Born: 
Northville,  N.  Y.,  May  17,  1883.  Son  of  Nathaniel 
H.  and  Elizabeth  Jane  (Newton)  Heath.  Ed.: 
Ann  Arbor  (Mich)  H.  S.,  1903;  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,   1907. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Ann  Arbor  H.S.  track 
team  (capt.,  '03).  1904-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team.  1906,  winner  broad  jump,  West. 
Conf.  track  meet.  1903-07,  holder  varsity  broad 
jump  record.  1907,  runner-up  I.A.A.A.  meet, 
broad  jump  (Cambridge).  1908,  runner-up  I.A. 
A. A.  meet,  broad  jump   (Phila.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.,  Brown  Cress  & 
Co.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  formerly  gen.  mgr.  Univ. 
of  Mich.  Union  ;  Detroit  A.C. ;  Barton  Hills  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  May  Rider,  Jan.  10,  1912. 


HEATH,  RONALD  W.,  high  jump.  Born: 
San  Jose,  Calif.,  Feb.  11,  1899.  Son  of  Harold 
and  Elsie  (Shelley)  Heath.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford, 
1921. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Stanford  track  team. 
Mem.  Olympic  C.  (San  Fran.)  track  team. 
Highest  jump,  6'  2%". 

Pres.  Occupation:  Genl.  Supt.,  Signal  Gasoline 
Co.,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  Air  Service, 
R.M.A.  Affiliations:  Asso.  Mem.,  Amer.  Soc. 
Mech.  Engrs. ;  Amer.  Chem.  Soc. ;  Scot.  Rite ; 
Masons ;  Shrine ;  Pac.  Coast  C. ;  Los  Angeles 
A.C.  Hobby:  Surf  Swimming.  Office:  Rt.  No. 
1,  Box  647,  Long  Beach,  Cal.  Home:  181  Ocean 
View  Drive,  Pacific  Grove,  Calif. 

HECOX,  CLARENCE  E.,  crew.  Born:  Pen- 
dleton, N.  Y.,  July  12,  1871.  Son  of  U.  R.  and 
Sarah  (Corliss)  Hecox.  Ed.:  Union  H.  Sch. 
(Lockport,  N.  Y.)  ;  Columbia  Bus.  Coll. 

Record:  1893-97,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  F.B. 
team.  1S93-99,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  crew.  1898, 
coach,  organizer  1st  Cen.  H.  Sch.  crew.  1900-07, 
mem.  Potomac  Boat  Club  (won  Jr.  Doubles 
Sculls  and  mem.  winning  Jr.  8  Potomac  rowing 
amateur  Regatta,  1902').  1903,  winner  Natl, 
champ,  double  Sculls  ;  mem.  crew  winning  Inter- 
mediate 8  oared  race,  Middle  States  meet.  1903- 
12,  coach  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1907-11, 
coach  Va.  Boat  Club  crew.  1913-15,  coach  Ana- 
lastian  Boat  C.  1916-19,  coach  Potomac  Boat 
Club  crew.  1921-28,  coach  Central  H.  Sch.  crew 
(won  Jr.  8  oared  race  Balto.,  and  won  Sr.  and 
Intermediate  race  Phila.,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.,  Machine  shop.  Affilia- 
tion: Masons.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Marired:  Geneva 
Johnston,  July  3,  1920.  Office:  Central  H.  Sch., 
Wash.,  D.  C.    Home:  Clarendon,  Va. 

HEDGES,  HORACE  G.,  basketball  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  Feb.  14,  1888. 
Son  of  George  T.  and  Mary  Dunroathe  (Gabriel) 
Hedges.  Ed.:  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1903-06,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch. 
B  B.  team  (State  champs.,  1904-05).  1904-06, 
mem.  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (State 
champs.,  1905-06).  1905,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  H. 
Sch.  track  and  F.B.  teams.  1907-10,  mem  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1912,  coach  Cedar 
Rapids  H.  Sch.  State  champ.  Bskt.B.  team 
Officiating  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  West,  and  Mo. 
Valley  Confs.  and  la.  Colls. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
Pres.,  The  Hedges  Co. ;  pres.  Amer.  Investment 
Morris  Plan  Co. ;  dir.  Merchants  Natl.  Bk. ;  dir. 


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Morris  Plan  Co. ;  dir  Merchants  Natl.  Bk. ;  dir. 
Belmont  Pk.  Additions ;  dir.  Nye  Realty  Co. ; 
vice-pres.  and  dir.  Ivanhoe  Land  Co. ;  dir.  Wau- 
conia  Sorghum  Mills ;  sec.-treas.  Clark  Land 
Co. ;  pres.  Cedar  Rapids  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
dir. Westwood  Land  Co.;  pres. Dartmouth  Alum- 
ni Asso.  of  la. ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Mason ; 
Shriner;  Cedar  Rapids  C.C.  Hobby:  Officiating 
in  football  and  basketball  games,  fishing  and 
motoring.  Married:  Coleen  Johnson,  Sept.  9, 
1911.  Children:  David  T.,  age  15;  Dixon  D.,  age 
11 ;  Samuel  H.,  age  9 ;  Horace  G.,  Jr.,  age  4 
Office:  c/o  The  Hedges  Co.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 
Home:  825  S.  17th  St.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 

HEEP,  FRANCIS  XAVIER,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball  and  track.  Born:  New  York,  N. 
Y.,  Apr.  27,  1901.  Son  of  William  G.  and  Mary 
M.  (Lynch)  Heep.  Ed.:  Yonkers  H.  Sch. ;  B.S., 
Dartmouth  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Yonkers  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  Mem.  Dartmouth  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  3  yrs.  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Coach 
Dartmouth  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  Asst.  coach 
Dartmouth  Varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  Coach  Bosse 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  Coach  and  phys.  dir.  Chas. 
E.  Gorton  H.  Sch  (Yonkers,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Susquehanna  Silk 
Mills.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Kappa  Phi 
Kappa ;  Sphinx  Soc.  Office:  149  Madison  Ave., 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  643  PaTk  Ave.  Terrace, 
Yonkers,  N.  Y. 

HEERS,  ERWIN  A.,  football.  Born:  Wells- 
ville,  N.  Y.,  July  4,  1896.  Son  of  Charles  R. 
and  Louise  (Junker)  Heers.  Ed.:  Wellsville  H. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  Syracuse  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (3  yrs.).  1918,  mem.  Pelham  Bay  Service 
F.B.  team.  1923-24,  asst.  coach  Syracuse  Univ. 
1926-28,  coach  Alfred  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (N.  Y.  State  Conf.  track  champ., 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  Naval  Res.,  transferred  N.R.F.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason ;  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Hornell  C.C. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Helen  McCord,  June 
13,  1924.  Children:  Charlotte  Louise,  age  3; 
Theodore  Alfred,  infant.  Address:  Box  591, 
Alfred,   N.   Y. 


HEFFELFINGER,  FRANK  PEAVEY,  track, 
baseball  and  football.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
Oct.  15,  1897.  Son  of  Frank  Totton  and  Lucia 
(Peavey)  Heffelfinger.  Ed.:  Thatcher  Sch., 
(Ojai,  Calif.);  B.A.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Thacher  Sch.  B.B. 
team  capt,  1916).  1915-16,  capt.  Thatcher  Sch. 
track  team.    1916,  chosen  on  Ventura  Co.  All- 


Star  B.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(capt.,  1920)  ;  mgr.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1920,  pres. 
under  grad.  A.A. ;  won  Yale  vs.  Harvard  track 
meet,  score  84%-32^.  1922,  holder  Canadian 
yd.  relay  record  estab.  at  River  Park,  Winnipeg. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grain  merchant.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  Lt.  F.A.,  U.S.A.,  Camp  Jackson  and 
Camp  Taylor.  Affiliations:  pres.  Winnipeg  Ath. 
Asso. ;  Yale  Track  Grad.  Adv.  Com. ;  vice-pres. 
Globe  Elevator  Co. ;  dir.  F.  H.  Peavey  and  Co. ; 
Masons  ;  Scottish  Rite ;  Lions  Club ;  Kitchi  Garni 
Club;  Duluth  Manitoba  Club,  Winnipeg.  Mar- 
ried: Elizabeth  Bradley,  Jan.  1,  1921.  Children: 
Mary  Jane,  age  6;  Frank  Peavey,  Jr.,  age  4; 
Lucyja  Bradley  (infant).  Office:  c/o  F.  H. 
Peavey  and  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  2010 
Woodland  Ave.,  Duluth,  Minn. 


HEFFRON,  JOHN  M.,  crew.  Born:  Syracuse, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  5,  1891.  Son  of  John  L.  and  Marie 
(Marcher)  Heffron.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover 
Acad. ;   A.B.,   Princeton,   1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1914-15,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew  (partici- 
pated in  Princeton  Henley  crew  races  at  Phila., 
Pa.  both  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker,  East- 
man Dillon  &  Co.,  N.  Y.  C.  Naval  Service:  En- 
sign in  U.  S.  Naval  Aviation ;  div.  officer  in 
command  of  Flight  33,  M.I.T.  Naval  Aviation 
Detachment.  Clubs:  Princeton  (N.  Y.)  ;  The 
Lunch  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  The  Round  Hill  (Grene- 
wich,  Conn.)  ;  The  Field  (Greenwich,  Conn.). 
Married:  Mary  Olivia  Chess,  Dec.  27,  1917. 
Children:  Cynthia  Stowe,  age  8;  John  L.,  2nd, 
age  6 ;  Lawrence,  age  2.  Office:  Eastman  Dillon 
&  Co.,  120  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Glenville  Rd.,  Greenwich,  Conn. 


HEGARTY,  JOHN  EDWARD,  football.  Born: 
Newburyport,  Mass.,  June  9,  1888.  Son  of  Pat- 
rick J.  and  Anna  (Sweeney)  Hegarty.  Ed.: 
Dean  Acad.  (Franklin,  Mass.)  ;  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.;  Holy  Cross  Coll.  (Worcester,  Mass.); 
D.D.S.,  Georgetown,  1913. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Dean  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Bskt.B. 
team.  1910-13,  mem.  Georgetown  F.B.  team  (Ail- 
So.  Atlantic  end,  1910-11;  capt.,  1912).  1913-15, 
coach  N.  C.  State  Univ.  F.B.  team  (South.  At- 
lantic champs.,  1913).  1920-23,  coach  Catholic 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1923-27,  coach  Mohawk  A.C. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  F.B.  team  (won  D.  C.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist  and  coach.  Naval 
Service:  U.  S.  Marine  Dental  Corps,  1917-18. 
Affiliation:  Elks.  Hobby:  Football,  baseball, 
tennis,  golf  and  horses.  Office:  Potomac  Bk. 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1619  30th  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,    D.   C. 


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HEIL,  ROY  HARRISON,  football.  Born: 
Topeka,  Kans.,  July  22,  1888.  Son  of  Peter  and 
Susan  (Cox)  Heil.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Kans.;  D.D.S., 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,   1916. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Kans.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh 
F.B.  team  (selected  all-valley  q.b.).  1917,  mem. 
35th  Div.  army  F.B.  team.  1918,  coach,  35th 
Div.  F.B.  team  (France).  1922,  asst.  coach, 
Washburn   Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Record:  En- 
listed 35th  Div.  139th  Inf.,  mem.  A.E.F.,  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  Psi  Omega  ; 
Mason ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  Kans.  Ath.  Conf .  Asso. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Children:  Sarah  Jane,  age 
2.  Office:  719  Mills  Bldg.,  Topeka,  Kans.  Home: 
1935  Taylor  St.,  Topeka,  Kans. 

HEINOLD,  FRED  WILLIAM,  football.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  June  29,  1897.  Son  of  Jacob 
F.  and  Mary  (Wessel)  Heinold.  Ed.:  Hughes 
H.  Sen.,  1915;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati,  1924. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Hughes  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati  track  team.  1917-20,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Cincinnati  F.B.  team.  1919.  mem.  Univ.  of  Cin- 
cinnati   B.B.    team    (won    Ohio   conf.    champ.). 

1920,  chosen  All-Ohio  center.  1921-24,  coach, 
Walnut  Hills  H.  Sch.  1921-26,  coach  and  scout, 
Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Ohio  Natl.  Guard,  1917,  Co.  A,  147th  Inf.,  1918 ; 
2nd  Lt.  F.A.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Cin- 
cinnati Acad  of  Med. ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  Ohio 
State  Med.  Asso. ;  Alpha  Kappa  Kappa,  Mason ; 
Ohio  Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Edith  Jane  Morrison,  Aug.  27,  1926. 
Address:   101  West  70th  St.,   Cincinnati,   Ohio. 

HEINTZ,  EMIL  HARRY,  football  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Dec.  30,  1901.  Son 
of  Henry  and  Emma  (Hoffman)  Heintz.  Ed.: 
W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.,  1921;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-19-20,  mem.  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.  crew. 

1921,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Freshman  F.B.  team. 
1924,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  1.0.  champ,  crew.  1924-25, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team,  undefeated 
in  1924. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Upsilon ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby: 
Football.  Married:  Eloise  Mowry,  Oct.  4,  1927. 
Office:  1703  Finance  Bldg.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Home:  2  Llandaff  Rd.,  Llanerck,  Pa. 

HEISMAN,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  football  coach. 
Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  October  23,  1869.  Son  of 
John  M.  and  Sarah  (Lehr)  Heisman.  Educa- 
tion: Titusville  (Pennsylvania)  High  School, 
1887;  Brown  University,  1887-89;  LL.B.,  Uni- 
versity of  Pensylvania,  1892. 


Record:  1886-87,  member  of  Titusville  High 
School  football  and  baseball  teams.  1887-88, 
member  of  Brown  freshman  football  team. 
1888-S9,  member  of  Brown  varsity  football  team. 
1889-91,  member  of  Pennsylvania  varsity  foot- 
ball team.  1892,  coach  at  Oberlin  College.  1893, 
coached  all  sports  at  University  of  Akron.  1894, 
coach  at  Oberlin  College.  1895-1900,  coached 
football  and  baseball  at  Alabama  Polytechnic 
Institute.  1900-01,  coached  football  and  baseball 
at  Clemson  College.  1904-20,  coached  football, 
baseball  and  basketball  at  Georgia  Institute  of 
Technology  (developed  the  famous  Golden  Tor- 
nado teams).  1908-10,  director  of  athletics  at 
Atlanta  Athletic  Club.  1910-14,  president  of  the 
Atlanta  Baseball  Association.  1920-23,  coached 
football  at  University  of  Pennsylvania.  1923, 
coached  football  at  Washington  and  Jefferson 
College.  1923  and  '24,  twice  president  of  Ameri- 
can Football  Coaches'  Association.  Author  of 
"Principles  of  Football."  1924-27,  head  football 
coach  and  director  of  athletics  at  Rice  Institute. 
Originator  of  the  "Heisman  Shift"  and  first  to 
suggest  the  introduction  of  the  forward  pass 
into  football ;  inventor  of  many  methods  used 
in  modern  football. 

Present  Occupation:  Coach  and  athletic  direc- 
tor at  Rice  Institute.  Affiliations:  Masons. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  anthropology.  Married:  Edith 
Maora  Cole,  1921.  Office:  Rice  Institute,  Hous- 
ton, Texas.  Home:  Warwick  Hotel,  Houston, 
Texas. 


HELFFRICH,  ALAN  B.,  track.  Born:  New 
York  City,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  7,  1900.  Son  of  Charles 
B.  and  Clara  (Stockton)  Helffrich.  Ed.:  Yonkers 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1920  and  24,  mem.  Olympic  teams, 
mem.  1600  meter  relay  team  (world  record  3:16, 
1924).  1922-24,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  track  team 
(won  West.  Pa.  1.0.  y2  mi.  and  N.C.A.A.  y2  mi. 
1922;  won  West.  Pa.  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  and  N.C.A.A. 
y2  mi.,  1923;  won  Pa.  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  %  mi.  and 
Pa.  State  2  mi.  relay,  estab.  world  record,  1924 ; 
capt,  1924).  Mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  Medley  Relay 
team  (holds  world  record  for  distance  medley 
%,  V2,  SA  and  mi.).  1921-22-25,  Semor  Natl.  y2 
mi.  champ.  (Jr.  and  Sr.  Metro.  y2  mi.  champ., 
1920).  1921-22-23,  Sr.  Metro.  y2  mi.  champ,  (won 
Milrose  600  five  times).  1923-27,  won  outright 
Post  and  Haughton  trophies.  Holds  indoor  world 
record  for  500,  600  and  800  meters,  also  600 
yds. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  repr.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Orono  Pulp  &  Paper  Co. ;  Masons ;  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  N.  Y.  Frat.  Clubs.  Mar- 
ried: Medora  Thompson,  June  12,  1926.  Office: 
501  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  30  Crary 
Ave.,  Mt.   Vernon,  N.  Y. 


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HELLSTROM,  HERBERT  ERICSON,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Johnstown,  Pa.,  Dec.  10,  1894.  Son 
of  John  A.  and  Amelia  (Zimmerman)  Hellstrom. 
Ed.:  Wheeling  H.  Sen.,  1913;  B.S.,  Carnegie 
Inst,  of  Tech.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-10-11-12,  mem.  Wheeling  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1913-14-15-16,  mem.  Carnegie  Tech. 
F.B.  team    (capt.,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.,  Foundry  and 
Machine  Shop.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lit.,  O.D.  U.S.A. 
Affiliations:  Sec.-treas.,  Richard  Mfg.  Co. ;  A.L. ; 
Rotary  Internat. ;  Masons ;  Scottish  Rite ; 
Bloomsbnrg  C.C.  Married:  Miriam  Smith,  Dec. 
14,  1918.  Child:  Jane,  age  3.  Office:  Ninth  and 
Catherine  St.,  Bloomsbnrg,  Pa.  Home:  217  W. 
Fourth  St.,  Bloomsburg,  Pa. 

HELMS,  WILLIAM  EDWARD,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Macomb,  111.,  July  25, 
1905.  (Sow.  of  Pete  and  Audrey  (Williams)  Helms. 
Ed.:  West.  111.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (Macomb, 
111.). 

Record:  1925,  mem.  West.  111.  State  Teachers 
Coll.  track  team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  West.  111. 
State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "Var- 
sity Club  (West.  111.  Teachers'  Coll.)  ;  Elks. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  outdoor  sports.  Address: 
327  E.  Summit  St.,  Macomb,  111. 

HENDERSON,  ELMER  C,  football  coach, 
Tulsa  Univ.  Born:  Oberlin,  Ohio,  Mar.  10,  1889. 
Son  of  J.  T.  and  Ada  (Lawrence)  Henderson. 
Ed.:  Oberlin  Coll.,  1912. 

Record :  1909-10,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1910-11,  F.B.  coach  Oberlin  H.  Sch.  1912,  coach 
Chamberlain  Mil.  Acad.  1913-18,  F.B.  coach 
Broadway  H.  Sch.  1918-19 ;  coach  Naval  Train- 
ing Station  (Seattle,  Wash.).  1919-24,  ath.  dir. 
and  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  South.  Calif.  1925-28, 
head  F.B.  coach  Tulsa  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach,  Tulsa 
Univ.  Clubs:  Wilshire  C.C.  (Los  Angeles,  Cal. ) . 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Alma  Stevenson.  Chil- 
dren: Helen,  age  18.  Address:  545  N.  Alexandria 
St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


HENDERSON,  WILLIAM  OLIN,  rowing  and 
football.  Born:  Union  Co.  Ohio,  Oct.  28,  1850. 
Son  of  James  Allen  and  Mary  Josephine  (Phi- 
fer)  Henderson.  Ed.:  Sch.  of  Margsville  (Ohio)  ; 
B.A.,  Yale,  1874. 

Record:  1872-73,  mem.  Yale  crew  team.  1873, 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Yale  golf  team 
(competed  U.S.G.A.  tournament). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  U.S. 
F.A. ;  Ohio  G.A. ;  West.  G.A.  Clubs:  The  Co- 
lumbus  ;  Castalia  Trout ;  Scioto  C.C. ;  Ekwauok 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  trout  fishing.  Married: 
Sarah  Wilcox  Ellis,  Oct.  14,  1886.  Office:  33 
N.  H.  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  550  East 
Town   St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

HENDRICKS,  WILLIAM  EUGENE,  track. 
Born:  Moorestown,  N.  J.,  Dec.  19,  1905.  Son 
of  Eugene  R.  and  Lottie  (Stott)  Hendricks. 
Ed.:  Collingswood  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa., 
1927. 

Record :  1921-22-23,  mem.  Collingswood  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1923,  South.  Jersey 
champ,  in  broad  jump  and  100  yd.  dash.  1924, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924-25, 
won  Univ.  Pa.  Bonsall  Memorial  Cup  trophy. 
1925-26-27,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Structural  engr.,  Belmont 
Iron  Works.  Affiliations:  Theta  Chi;  Sigma 
Tau ;  Engineers  Club.  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports. 
Office:  22nd  and  Wash.  Sts.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Home:  230  Harvard  Ave.,  Collingswood,  N.  J. 

HENRY,  BARKLIE  McKEE,  capt.  Harvard 
crew  team,  1924.  Born:  Ventnor,  N.  J.,  July  6, 
1902.  Son  of  W.  Barklie  and  Alice  (Belknap) 
Henry.  Ed.:  St.  George's  Sch.  (Newport,  R.  I.). 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1924. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  squad. 
1922-24,  mem.  Harvard  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  treas.  Atlantic  Month- 
ly Co.  Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard)  ;  Brookline  C.C; 
Dedham  C.C;  Tavern.  Married:  Barbara 
Whitney,  June  24,  1924.  Children:  Gertrude 
Whitney,  age  2;  Barkie,  infant.  Office:  8 
Arlington  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  241  Bea- 
con St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


HENDERSON,  HARRY  HAVELOCK,  inter- 
collegiate boxing  champion,  1925.  Born:  Wes- 
ton, Mass.,  Oct.  12.  1904.  Son  of  George  W. 
and  Margaret  (Kirk)  Henderson.  Ed.:  U.  S. 
Naval  Acad.,  1925. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad. 
varsity  boxing  team  (won  I.C.  middleweight 
boxing  champ.,  1925).  1925,  mem.  U.S.  Naval 
Acad,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  Navy 
Olympic  candidate  boxing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer.  Address:  10 
Everett   St.,  Waltham,  Mass. 


HENRY,  CHARLES  P.,  baseball.  Born: 
Basking  Ridge,  N.  J.,  Jan.  11,  1893.  Son  of  P. 
C.  and  Joan  (Martin)  Henry.  Ed.:  Blair  Acad.; 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1905;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909. 

Record:  1899-01,  mem.  Blair  Acad.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1901).  1900-01,  mem.  Blair  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1905,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team.  1907, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon.  Af- 
filiations: Independent  Pa.  Oil  Co.  (sec.)  ;  Medi- 
cal Club  of  Phila. ;  Terrace  Club  of  Princeton ; 
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Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Adelaide  L.  Er- 
mentrout.  Children:  Daniel  E.,  age  12 ;  Joan, 
age  10;  Charles,  age  7.  Office:  Amer.  Cas.  Bldg., 
Reading,  Pa.  Home:  846  Centre  Ave.,  Reading, 
Pa. 

HENRY,  GWINN,  football,  basketball,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Eden,  Tex.,  Aug.  5,  1887. 
Son  of  F.  P.  and  Mary  (Ray)  Henry.  Ed.:  How- 
ard Payne  Acad.,  1907;  S.  West.  Univ.,  1908; 
A.B.,  Howard  Payne  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  S.  West.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track 
team).  1909-10,  mem.  Howard  Payne  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
B.B.,  1910;  held  All-South,  track  records,  1908- 
09).  1910,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  220  yd.  champ., 
New  Orleans,  La.  1911,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  100  yd. 
champ.,  Pettsboro,  Pa.  1912,  selected  for  Amer. 
Olympic  track  team  (did  not  compete  on  account 
of  injury).  1919-22,  coach  all  sports,  Coll.  of 
Emporia  (Kans.).  1922-28,  head  F.B.  and  track 
coach,  Univ.  of  Mo.  (F.B.  team!  won  three  Mo. 
Valley  champs.).  Holder  of  world's  record  for 
125  yd.  dash  and  joint  holder  of  world's  record 
for  120  yd.  and  75  yd.  dashes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  and  track  coach 
Univ.  of  Mo.  Affiliations:  Kapa  Alpha;  Mason; 
Elks;  Kiwanis  Club;  Univ.  G.C.  (Columbia, 
Mo.)  ;  Kans.  City  A.C.  (honorary  mem.).  Mar- 
ried: Amy  Baker,  Sept.  5,  1911.  Children:  Julia 
Ruth,  age  10;  Gwinn,  3rd,  infant.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Mo.,  Columbia,  Mo.  Home:  803  Va.  Ave., 
Columbia,  Mo. 

HENRY,  JOSEPH  JAMES,  professional  golf- 
er. Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Aug.  12,  1S98.  Son 
of  Wm.  and  Anna  (Faber)  Henry.  Ed.:  Public 
Schs.  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  Lee  H.  Sen.,  1915. 

Record:  1920-22,  pro.  golfer,  Wequitonsing 
C.C.  (Harban  Springs,  Mich.).  1923,  competed 
Mo.  open  champ.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1926,  com- 
peted Mo.  open  champ.   (Joplin,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro  golfer.  Clubs:  N.  Hills 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  C.  Alwell, 
Aug.  9,  1927.  Office:  N.  Hills  C.C,  Normandy, 
Mo.  Home:  350  Tower  Grove  Dr.,  Normandy, 
Mo. 

HENRY,  LESLIE  ALBERT,  mem.  American 
Olympic  Swimming  Committee,  1928.  Born: 
Arrbyoi  Grande,  Calif.  Son  of  Wm.  Albert  and 
Florence  (Wassum)  Henry.  Ed.:  Los  Angeles 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Calif. 

Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Calif,  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1906-20,  pres.  S.  Oalif.  Swimming 
Asso.  1912-28,  chmn.  Los  Angeles  A.C.  Swim- 
ming Com.  Vice-pres.  S.  Pac.  A.A.A.U.  Chmn. 
S.R.A.  of  A.A.U.    Swimming   Com.    Mem.   Natl. 


A.A.U.  Swimming  Com.  Mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
Swimming  Com.  Chmn.  Bd.  of  Ath.  Govs.,  Los 
Angeles  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Alvin  H.  Frank 
and  Co.  Affiliations:  Scottish  Rite;  Shriner; 
Mason;  Elks.  Clubs:  Los  Angeles  A.C.;'  Pac. 
Coast ;  Beach ;  Surf  and  San ;  Wilshire  C.C 
Hobby:  Golf  and  swimming.  Married:  Madge  I. 
Henry.  Children:  Thomas  B.,  age  19;  Wm. 
Albert,  age,  13.  Office:  650  S.  Spring  St.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  824  S.  Rimpau  Blvd., 
Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

HERGERT,  PAUL,  capt.  Kansas  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Bom:  Albert,  Kans., 
June  6,  1906.  Son  of  J.  C.  and  Katie  (Brock) 
Hergert.  Ed.:  Bison  (Kans.)  H.  Sch.;  Kans. 
State  Teachers'  Coll   (Hays,  Kans.). 

Record :  1921-23,  mem.  Bison  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Bison  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Kans.  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Holy  (Colo.)  H. 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Phi  Alpha ;  "K"  Club 
(Kans.  State  Teachers'  Coll.).  School:  425  W. 
Juniata   St.,   Hays,   Kans.     Home:   Otis,   Kans. 

HERMAN,  SAMUEL  S.,  football  and  rowing. 
Bom:  Lancaster,  Pa.,  Mar.  7,  1883.  Ed.:  Yeates 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  Mem.  Yeates  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1904-05-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
crew  (capt.,  1906).  1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
crew  winner  of  Steward  Cup;  crew  defeated 
Navy  in  dual  meet;  crew  runner-up  Poughkeep- 
sie  regatta.  1912,  won  Phila.  Barge  Club  junior 
singles  sculls  at  Schuylkill  Navy  regatta. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi;  Sigma  Nu ;  Phila.  Barge  Club;  Pa.  A.C. 
Married:  Mildred  Williams,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
June  26,  1912.  Children:  Samuel  S.,  Jr.,  age 
13;  Nancy  Donaldson,  age  7.  Office:  N.  Amer. 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  Valley  Forge,  Pa. 

HERR,  HERBERT  T.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Denver,  Colo.,  Feb.  18,  1898.  Son  of  Herbert  T. 
and  Irene  (Viancourt)  Herr.  Ed.:  Culver  Mil. 
Acad. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Yaie,  1923. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Culver  Mil.  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  F.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1920-22, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  J.  S.  McCormick 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Lieut.  Culver  Mil.  Acad. ; 
U.S.F.A.,  1916;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Yale  A.A. ;  Pittsburgh  A.A. ;  Phi  Beta  Chi ;  Ber- 
zelius  Soc. ;  Torch  Hon.  Soc. ;  Tau  Beta  Pi ; 
Masons ;  Univ.  C ;  Yale  C ;  Longue  Vue  C.C 
(Pittsburgh)  ;  Pittsburgh  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Marion  Tinker,  Dec.  21,  1920.     Chil- 


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dren:  Marion  Lysbeth,  age  6.  Office:  25th  and 
A.V.  R.R.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  6610  Wood- 
well  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

HERB,  JOHN  DOW,  track.  Born:  Pough- 
keepsie,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  8,  1901.  Son  of  John  P.  and 
Margaret  (Dow)  Herr.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1922;  Drew  Sem.,  B.D.,  1925;   Th.M.,  1927. 

Record :  1920-21-22,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  track  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross-country  team. 
1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  4-mile  relay  team  vs. 
Oxford-Cambridge  at  London,  England ;  runner- 
up,  Meadowbrook  Club  Junior  Natl,  champs, 
half-mile  run. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Minister  of  Methodist 
Church.  Affiliations:  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club. 
Hobby:  track  and  tennis.  Married:  Esther  Mor- 
ton, Sept.  8,  1925.  Address:  Main  St.,  Mt.  Po- 
cono,  Pa. 

HERRING,  DONALD  GRANT,  rugby  football. 
Bom:  Bloomsburg,  Pa.,  Sept.  6,  1886.  Son  of 
Grant  and  Emma  (Jones)  Herring.  Ed.: 
Bloomsburg  H.  Sch.,  1900;  Lawrence ville  (N.  J.) 
Sen.,  1903;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1907;  Oxford  Univ. 
(England),  B.A.,  1910;  M.A.,  1912. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Bloomsburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1901-02,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
2nd  F.B.  team  (capt.  1902).  1903,  capt.  Prince- 
ton freshman  F.B.  team.  1904-06,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  F.B.  team ;  Princeton  heavyweight 
wrestling  champ.  (I.C.  heavy  wt.  champ). 
1907-09,  mem.  Merton  Coll.  rugby  F.B.  team 
(Oxford  Univ.)  :  mem.  Rosslyn  Park  rugby  F.B. 
Club  (London)  team.  1909,  mem.  Oxford  rugby 
F.B.  team  (British  Isle  champs).  1908-10,  mem. 
Merton  Coll.  track  team.  1910-11,  coached 
Princeton  wrestling  team. 

War  Record:  U.  S.  Air  Serv.,  France;  dis- 
charged 1st  It.  Affiliations:  Formerly  sports 
editor,  Princeton  Alumni  Weekly,  mem.  Prince- 
ton Univ.  F.B.  com.  and  gov.  N.C.A.A. ;  Cap  & 
Gown,  Nassau  C.  (Princeton,  N.  J.)  ;  Univ.  C. 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Pine  Valley  G.C.  (Clemen ton,  N. 
J.)  ;  The  Tin  Whistles  (Pinehurst.  N.C.)  ;  Burn- 
ham  &  Berrow  G.C,  (Burnham,  Somerset,  Eng.) 
Hobby:  Farming  and  golf.  Married:  Jessie 
Markham,  Dec.  10,  1910.  Children:  Jean  Eliza- 
beth, age  16 ;  Patricia  Anne,  age  14 ;  Donald 
Grant,  Jr.,  age  10;  Josephine  Woodward,  age  8. 
Home:  Rothersbarrows,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

HERRMANN,  EDMUND  CARL  FELIX,  mem. 
Harvard  baseball  team.  1922  and  25.  Born:  Ber- 
lin, Germany,  Sept.  20,  1901.  Son  of  Edmund  and 
Marie  Herrmann.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B. 
team ;  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  squad. 
1923-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Clubs:  "H" 
(Harvard).     Address:  Massillon,  Ohio. 


HERRMANN,  JOHN  ADOLF,  lacrosse  and 
hockey.  Born:  Far  Rockaway,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  25, 
1908.  Son  of  Milton  Charles  and  Elsa  (Ham- 
merslough)  Herrmann.  Ed.:  Irving  Sch.  (Tarry- 
town,  N.  Y.)  ;  Taft  Sch.  (Watertown,  Conn.), 
1923;  A.B.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record :  1923,  mem.  Taft  Sch.  hockey  team ; 
mem.  Yale  freshmen  soccer  team  ("Big  3" 
champs).  1923-24,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  hockey 
team.  1924,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  lacrosse 
team  ("Big  3"  champs).  1925-26,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  lacrosse  team  ("Big  3"  champs.  '25). 
1926-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  L.  Bamberger  &  Co.,  New- 
ark, N.  J.,  employee.  Affiliations:  Century  C.C. 
(White  Plains,  N.Y.).  Office:  c/o  Herrmann 
Handkerchief  Co.,  40  Worth  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
123  W.  74th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

HERRNSTEIN,  ALBERT  ERNEST,  football. 
Born:  Chillicothe,  O.,  Aug.  15th,  1882.  Son  of 
Henry  and  Mary  (Bealle)  Herrnstein.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1903. 

Record:  189902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team  ("Greatest  Team  of  All  Time",  '01-02). 
1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team  (West. 
Conf.  champs).  1903-04,  coach  F.B.  Haskell 
Inst.  (2nd  Mo.  Valley  champs,  '03,  Mo.  Valley 
conf.  champs,  '04).  1905,  coach  F.B.,  Purdue 
Univ.  (Ind.  Conf.  champs).  1906-09,  coach  F.B. 
O.  State  Univ.  (O.  Conf.  champs.).  1924-27, 
Chillicothe  C.C.  golf  champ.  1927,  22nd  Dist. 
Rotary  Cs.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hardware  merchant.  Affili- 
ations: Mutual  Loan  &  Sav.  Asso.  (dir.)  ;  Scioto 
Realty  &  Develop.  Co.  (pres.)  ;  Standard  Eleva- 
tor &  Supply  Co.  (dir.)  ;  Masons,  Elks;  Sigma 
Chi;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Chamber  of  Comm. ;  Wel- 
fare Asso.;  Red  Cross;  Rotary  C. ;  Chillicothe 
C.C;  Varsity  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Martha  Given,  Aug.  30, 
1905.  Children:  Martha  Mary,  age  21;  Albert 
Ernest,  Jr.  (deceased).  Address:  110  E.  5th 
St.,  Chillicothe,  O. 

HERRICK,  ROBERT  FREDERICK.  JR., 

rowing.  Born:  Milton,  Mass.,  June  19,  1893.  Son 
of  Robert  Frederick  and  Alice  (Fatf)  Herrick. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916;  U.S.N.A.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Harvard  crew  team, 
(won  grand  challenge  cup,  Amer.  Henley).  1920, 
mem.  Union  Boat  Club  crew  team  (grand  chal- 
lenge cup  race,  Henley,  England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Atlantic  Precision 
Instrument  Co.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.S.N. 
R.F.,  promoted  Lt.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Amer.  Tr. 
Co. ;  Amer.  Felt  Co. ;  Anderson-Meyer  and  Co. ; 
Daniel  Green  Felt  Shoe  Co. ;  Indian  Co.  Inter- 
Natl.  Germanic  Trust  Co. ;  Mfgrs.  Co. ;  Mass. 
Bay  Co. ;  N.  Y.  Insulated  Wire  Co. ;  Reed  Pren- 
tice Co. ;  Roberts  Specialty  Co. ;  S.A.  Cobonijicis 


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di  Roverts  (Italy);  Submarine  Signal  Corp.; 
Provident  Inst,  for  Savings.  Clubs:  Union  Boat ; 
Dedham  C.C. ;  Dedham  Polo ;  Myopia  Hunt ; 
Tennis  and  Racquet ;  Longwood  Cricket ;  Har- 
vard ;  Automobile ;  Exch. ;  Univ.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  squash-racquets.  Children:  Robert  F., 
3rd,  age  5.  Office:  80  Federal  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  164  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

HESS,  WALTER  WILLIAMS,  baseball.  Born: 
Quarryville,  Pa.,  June  23,  1888.  Son  of  S.  Milton 
and  Sarab  (Williams)  Hess.  Ed.:  Pbila.  Cen. 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.S.,  1912;  LL.B.,  1915. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Pbila.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresbman 
B.B.  team.  1911-12-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1924-28,  mem.  Penn.  A.C.  B.B. 
com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service:  En- 
sign, U.S.N.R.F.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Pbi  Delta  Phi ;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball and  golf.  Married:  Alice  Marie  Styer,  Apr. 
5,  1928.  Office:  1011  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  1211  Marlyn  Rd.,  Overbrook,  Phila.,  Pa. 

HESSION,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  rifle  champion. 
Born:  Clinton,  Ont,  Can.,  Sept.  8,  1877.  Son 
of  Thomas  James  and  Sarah  Foster  (Morton) 
Hession.  Ed.:  Wingham  High  School;  Toronto 
Tech.  Sch. 

Record :  1907,  1st  place  in  Meany  Match,  Read- 
ing match  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.),  and  Natl.  Rifle 
Asso.  Mems.  match  (Wilmington,  Dela.).  1908, 
mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  Rifle  team  (Bisley,  Bng.)  ; 
1st  place,  220  match  (Bisley,  Eng.),  All-Comers 
Long  Range  Aggregate  (Camp  Perry),  Meany 
match,  Mems.  match,  and  Rogers  All-Comers 
match  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.).  1909,  1st  place,  Big- 
ney  (Wakefield,  Mass.),  2nd  Brigade  800  yard 
match  (Camp  Perry,  with  world's  record  score 
of  57  consecutive  bull's  eyes),  Life  Mems. 
match,  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  (Camp  Perry),  Sea 
Girt  champ.,  Meany  match  (world's  record  of 
16  consecutive  bull's  eyes),  and  Swill  Trophy 
match  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.)  ;  mem.  U.S.  "Dewar" 
Internatl.  rifle  team.  1910,  1st  place.  Zettler 
ring  target  match  (N.  Y.  C.)  and  Williams- 
burg ring  target  match  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.). 
1911,  1st  place,  N.  Y.  State  Rifle  champ.,  Roe 
Long  Range  champ.  (Blaufield,  Mass.),  800 
yds.,  All-Comers  match,  All-Comers  100  yd. 
match  (St.  Louis,  Mo.),  All-Comers  Skirmish 
match,  All-Comers  600  yd.  match  (Phila.), 
mem.  U.S.  "Dewar"  Internatl.  small  bore  rifle 
team.  1912,  mem.  U.S.  rifle  team  (Pan-Ameri- 
can champ.,  Buenos  Aires,  Argentina)  ;  est. 
new  world's  record  at  1200  yds.,  score  49x50 
(Sea  Girt,  N.  J.)  ;  mem.  Manhattan  revolver 
team ;  mem.  U.S.  rifle  team  (won  Palma  Tro- 
phy, Ottawa.  Can.)  ;  mem.  U.S.  "Dewar"  In- 
ternatl.   small   bore    rifle    team ;    won    Sociedad 


Sportiva  Argentina  gold  medal,  Internatl.  shot- 
gun match  (Buenos  Aires,  Argentina).  1913, 
1st  place,  Marine  Corps  match,  600-100  yds., 
score  195x200  (Camp  Perry),  N.  Y.  State 
champ.  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.),  All-Comers  Pistol 
match ;  mem.  U.S.  rifle  team,  Pan-Amer. 
matches  (Camp  Perry),  winners  of  the  North 
Amer.  Trophy  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.)  ;  mem.  U.S. 
Internatl  rifle  team,  Internatl.  rifle  matches 
(Camp  Perry).  1914,  1st  place,  N.  Y.  State 
champ.  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.).  1919,  1st  place,  Wim- 
bledon Cup  match  1000  yds.,  score  99x100,  est. 
new  record,  1115  competitors  (Caldwell,  N.  J.), 
Metropolitan  champ.,  score  481x500,  est.  new 
record ;  2nd  place,  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  Mems. 
match  (Caldwell,  N.  J.)  ;  highest  score  in  U.S. 
Inter-Allied  rifle  team  tryouts,  d'Avours  Rifle 
Range  (LeMons,  France).  1920,  1st  place, 
Catrow  Cup  match,  800-900-1000  yds.,  perfect 
score  plus  14  consecutive  bull's  eyes,  est. 
world's  record,  Natl,  matches  (Camp  Perry), 
Adj. -Gen.  match,  900-1000  yds.,  perfect  score 
plus  24  bull's  eyes,  est.  new  world's  record ; 
and  Metropolitan  champ.  (Brooklyn)  ;  2nd 
place,  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  Mems.  match  (Camp 
Perry).  1921,  1st  place,  500  yd.  Metropolitan 
champ,  and  re-entry  (Montclair,  N.  J.).  1922, 
1st  place,  East,  small  bore  rifle  champ.,  200  yd. 
re-entry,  grand  aggregate,  and  Metropolitan 
champ.  Outdoor  match  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.)  and 
Pope  match,  Roosevelt  Rifle  Club  (Elmsford, 
N.  Y.).  1925,  1st  place  Palma  small  bore 
champ,  est.  new  world's  record  for  this  match. 
225x225,  repeating  performance  in  team  match 
same  day,  est.  4  world's  records,  including  a 
run  of  102  consecutive  bull's  eyes ;  mem.  Camp- 
Fire  Club  ^pistol  team.  1926,  winner  of  1000  yd. 
Metropolitan  champ,  with  record  score  of  34 
consecutive  bull's  eyes ;  mem.  Camp-Fire  Club 
pistol  team ;  coach,  U.S.  Internatl.  small  bore 
"DeWar"  team  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.).  1927,  mem. 
Camp-Fire  Club  pistol  team ;  capt.  and  shooting 
mem.,  Camp-Fire  Club  rifle  team;  mem.  Re- 
serve Officers'  Pistol  team ;  mem.  and  coach, 
Ordnance  Officers'  Pistol  team ;  mem.  and  coach, 
Ordnance  Officers'  Rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  dept.  Upper  Cadillac 
Corp.  Mil.  Service:  Asst.  ballastic  engr.,  Rem- 
ington Arms  Co.,  Bridgeport,  Conn. ;  now  ma- 
jor, specialist,  Ordnance  Reserve.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Army  Ordnance  Asso. ;  Amer.  Museum 
of  Natl.  History ;  Officer's  Reserve  Asso. ;  Can- 
adian .Soc.  of  N.  Y. ;  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.;  Asso. 
of  Amer.  Internatl.  Riflemen ;  Manhattan  Rifle 
and  Revolver  Asso.  Clubs:  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  Camp- 
Fire  Club  of  Amer.  (exchmn.  of  shooting 
com.);  Gypsy  Trail  Camp  and  Country  Club; 
Explorer's  Club ;  Ardsley  Club ;  Army  &  Navy 
Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Big  game  hunting;  bird 
shooting;  fishing;  golf.  Married:  Mabel  Seton 
Read.  June  14,  1902.  Children:  John  W.,  Jr.,  age 
24.  Office:  1881  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
155  Edgars  Lane,  Hastings-on-Hudson,  N.  Y. 


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HESTER,  GEORGE  BLACK,  track.  Born: 
Toronto,  Ont,  Can.,  Aug.  20,  1902.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam B.  and  Christine  (McLean)  Hester.  Ed.: 
Northern  H.  S.  (Detroit)  ;  Mercersburg  Acad. 
(Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  natl.  intersch.  (indoor)  champ. 
50  yds.  in  5  3/10  sees. ;  State  of  Mich.  Intersch. 
records :  100  yds.  in  9  4/5  sees. ;  220  yds.  in  21 
7/10  sees.  1924,  mem.  Canadian  Olympic  team ; 
co-holder,  Can.  Olympic  record,  100  meters  in 
10  4/5  sees. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons ;  Acacia ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Delta  Sigma 
Psi.   Address:  1923  Geddes  St.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

HESTER,  LILIAM  SCHARMAN,  tennis. 
Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  26,  1901.  Daughter 
of  A.  C.  and  Lillie  (Rueger)  Scharman.  Ed.: 
Parker  Coll.   Inst. 

Record :  1923,  won  Conn.  State  tennis  champ ; 
won  N.  J.  State  tennis  champ. ;  ranked  No.  4 
U.  S.  tennis  ranking.  1924,  mem.  Olympic  tennis 
team. 

Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  Jr.  League  (Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.)  ;  Heights  Casino  Club;  Nassau  Club; 
West  Side  Tennis  Club.  Married:  Wm.  Van 
Auden  Hester,  Jr.  Children:  Ann,  age  1.  Ad- 
dress: 130  Buckingham  Rd.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

HEWETT,  MERRITT  ALFRED,  football  and 
irack.  Born:  Augusta,  Me.,  Feb.  4,  1905.  Son 
of  Ernest  P.  and  Lila  (Jones)  Hewett.  Ed.: 
Cony  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll.  track  team 
(placed  New  England  I.C.  hammer-throwing  in 
N.E.A.A.U.  champ.,  1926-27).  1928,  coach  Mil- 
Ion  Acad.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sch.  master  and  coach  Mil- 
ton Acad.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Beta  Theta  Pi. 
Office:  Milton  Acad.,  Milton,  Mass.  Home:  28 
Gannett  St.,  Augusta,  Me. 


HEWINS,  THOMAS  H.,  director  of  athletics. 
Born:  England,  Dec.  8,  1886.  Son  of  Harry  and 
Jane  (Luckman)   Hewins.    Ed.:  Temple  Coll. 

Record:  1904,  quarterback,  Tioga  Field  Club. 
1905,  pitcher  Denver  Field  Club ;  guard  Bskt.B. 
Arbor  A.C.  1906-10,  prof.  ath.  1914,  swimming 
and  boxing  coach  N.B.  Y.M.C.A.  3915-22,  dir. 
of  swimming  and  phys.  dir.  Central  Y.M.C.A. 
1918-19,  coach  Crescent  Bskt.B.  team  (Phila., 
Pa.).     1922-23,  ath.  dir.  Lower  Merion  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  ath.  dir.  Pa.  Ath.  Club. 
Affiliations:  Mem.  boxing  com.  Middle  Atlantic 
A.A.U. ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Handball  and  squash. 
Married:  Anna  Mae  Moore,  Sept.  3,  1915.  Office: 
Pa.  Ath.  Club,  18th  and  Locust  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  3547  N.  Broad  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


HEYDT,  HERMAN  AUGUST,  3RD,  baseball 
and  hockey.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  9,  1907. 
Son  of  Herman  A.  and  Margaret  (Sullivan) 
Heydt.  Ed.:  Horace  Mann  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Roxbury   Sch. ;  Princeton,  1929. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1927,  mem.  Princeton  junior  varsity  hock- 
ey team.  1927-28,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1928,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  N.Y.A.C. ; 
Princeton  Cap  and  Gown ;  Princeton  Varsity ; 
New  Canaan  C.C. ;  Woodway  C.C. ;  Weeburn. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  tennis.  Office:  3  Rector  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  510  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
New  York. 

HICKEY,  DORR  SWEET,  baseball.  Born: 
Milford,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  21,  1898.  Son  of  Thomas 
M.  and  May  (Sweet)  Hickey.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.,  1917;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1923. 

Record :  1917,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  F.B.  team. 
1917-18,  mem.  Phillips  B.B.  team.  1920,  mem. 
\ale  freshman  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale 
champ.  B.B.  teams.  1926,  secy.  Newark  Inter- 
nal. League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.  and  dir.  Empire 
State  Oil  Co.,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted 
U  S.  N.,  1917;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Oneonta  C.C. ;  Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lois  Durfee 
Eddy,  Feb.  25,  1928.  Office:  436  Chestnut  St., 
Oneonta,  N.  Y.  Home:  P.O.  Box  192,  Oneonta, 
New  York. 


HICKEY,  VERNARD  BENTON,  football. 
Born:  Vancouver,  B.  C,  Canada,  Nov.  11,  1899. 
Son  of  Pete  and  Elizabeth  (Levick)  Hickey. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Wash.  State  Coll.;  P.G.  (Business 
Admns.),  Univ.  of  Wash.,  Univ.  of  Cal. 

Record:   Mem.  Everett  H.  S.   B.B.,  F.B.  and 

track  teams;  1919,  capt.  H.  S.  F.B.  team  (won 
W.  Prep.  Sch.  champ  and  tied  for  natl.  prep, 
sch.  champ.)  Capt.  Wash.  State  freshmen  F.B. 
team.  1921-23,  mem.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt. 
'23).  All-Pac.  Coast  end,  '21;  half,  '22;  end, 
'23.  All-Amer.  mention,  '21,  '22.  N.  W.  Conf. 
champs.,  '21.  1925,  mem.  San  Fran.  Shriners 
East-West  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athl.  coach,  Fort  Bragg 
H.  S.,  Cal.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Sigma  Nu;  In- 
dian Grove  G.C.  (Ft.  Bragg).  Hobby:  Golf  and 
athletics.  Married:  Marion  Blanchard.  Home: 
Fort  Bragg,  Cal. 


HIGHTOWER,  WILBUR  EDWARD,  base- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Altus,  Okla.,  June  21, 
1893.  Son  of  Charles  C.  and  Lucy  (Barthold) 
Hightower.  Ed.:  Evanston  Acad.,  1911;  N. 
West.  Univ.,  B.S.,  1915,  LL.B.,  1916. 


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Record:  1913-15,  mem.  N.  West.  Univ.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  team  (capt.  B.B.  1914-15;  F.B.  1915). 
1915,  capt.  All-West.  B.B.  team,  chosen  on  All- 
West.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Amer.  1st  Nat'l. 
Bk.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Amer.  F.A.,  1918, 
mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged  1919.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Shriner ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Okla.  Tennis 
Club;  Okla.  Club;  Okla.  City  G.  and  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ethelyn  Johnson,  Apr. 
30,  1918.  Children:  Frank  Johnson,  age  5 ; 
Phyllis,  age  4.  Office:  Amer.  1st  Nat'l.  Bk.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla.  Home:  810  West.  15th  St.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla. 

HICKOK,  WILLIAM  ORVILLE,  3RD,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Aug.  23, 
1874.  Son  of  Wm.  Orville  and  Louise  (Ander- 
son) Hickok.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  1892;  Ph.B., 
Tale,  1895. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B.  team  (4 
yrs.).  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  B.B.  team,  (3 
yrs.).  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  cricket  and  hockey 
teams  (2  yrs.).  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  tennis  and 
squash-racquets  teams.  1892,  awarded  all- 
around  ath.  medal.  1892-94,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
team  (All-Amer.  r.g.,  1893-94).  1893,  mem. 
Yale  gym.  team.  1893-95,  mem.  Yale  track  team, 
(capt.  1894-95,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  and  world's  16-lb. 
hammer  throwing  record  holder).  1895,  mem. 
N.Y.A.C.  track  team.  1896,  coach  Carlisle  In- 
dian F.B.  team.  1897-1902,  asst.  coach,  Yale 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfg.  machinery.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  W.  O.  Hickok  Mfg.  Co.;  dir.  Com- 
monwealth Trust  Co. ;  dir.  Harrisburg  Bridge 
Co.;  Mason;  Shriner;  Harrisburg  C.C.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  motoring.  Married:  Avis  Cockran, 
June  11,  1903.  Children:  Wm.  Orville,  4th,  age 
22 ;  Avis  Ann,  age  21.  Office :  9th  and  Cumber- 
land St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  Home:  201  N.  Front 
St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 

HIGBIE,  DOROTHY  SCHERER,  golf.  Born: 
Grosse  Pointe  Farms,  Detroit,  Mich.,  June  25, 
1901.  Daughter  of  Hugo  and  Clara  (Schmidt) 
Scherer.    Ed.:  Liggett  Sch.,  1920. 

Record:  1921,  runner-up,  Detroit  District  golf 
tournament.  1922-23-26,  won  Detroit  district 
champ.    1925-26,  won  Mich.  State  golf  champ. 

Affiliations:  Women's  District  Golf  Asso. ;  Jr. 
League  of  Detroit.  Clubs:  Women's  City;  De- 
troit C.C. ;  Detroit ;  Nat'l.  Town  C.C.  Married: 
Harley  G.  Higbie,  1922.  Children:  Harley  G., 
Jr.,  age  3 ;  Hugo  Scherer,  age  1.  Office:  440 
East  Jefferson  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  191 
Lake  Shore  Rd.,  Grosse  Pointe  Farms,  Mich. 

HIGGTNS,  NASH,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Joliet,  111.,  Feb.  29,  1896.  Son  of  Daniel  F.  and 
Marig  (Brown)  Higgins.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Wabash 
Coll.,  1924. 


Record:  1914-17,  head  coach,  Joliet  H.  Sch. 
1919-22,  head  track  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach 
Earlham  Coll.  (Richmond,  Ind.).  1922-25,  head 
track  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Wabash  Coll. 
1927-28,  head  coach  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  (Tampa, 
Fla.).  1928,  varsity  track  coach  and  asst.  F.B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Univ.  of  Fla.  Hobby: 
Engineering.  Married:  Edith  Haworth,  July  11, 
1923.  Office:  Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla. 
Home:  Hibiscus  Park,  Gainesville,  Fla. 

HIGGINS,  ROBERT  A.,  football.  Born: 
Corning,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  24,  1893.  Son  of  M.  H.  and 
Anna  (Purcell)  Higgins.  Ed.:  The  Peddie  Sch., 
1914 ;  A.B.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1917).  1917-18,  mem.  A.E.F.  champ. 
F.B.  team  89th  Div.  picked  as  All-A.E.F.  end). 
1915-19,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  boxing  team 
(champ,  of  Pa.  State  Coll.).  1919,  capt.  Pa. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  team  (picked  as  All-Amer.  end 
by  Walter  Camp).  1920-24,  F.B.  coach  W.  Va. 
Wesleyan  Coll.  1925-28,  F.B.  coach  Wash.  Univ. 
(St.  Louis). 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  Wash.  Univ. 
War  Record:  1st  O.T.C.  2nd  Lt. ;  Camp  Lee, 
80th  Div.  1st  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.  Clarksburg  Sporting  Goods  Co.;  Kan- 
sas City  A.C. ;  Ossage  C.C.  Married:  Virginia 
Gaylord,  Dec.  6,  1922.  Children:  Mary  Ann,  age 
4 ;  Virginia  Millicent,  age  1.  Office:  Wash.  Univ., 
St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  7218  Forsythe  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

HIGHLANDS,  ANDREW  ALBERT,  baseball. 
Born:  Fall  River,  Mass.,  Mar.  24,  1873.  Son  of 
John  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Sanders)  Highlands. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1895, 
LL.B.,    1898. 

Record:  1892-95,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Dept.  of  Public  Utili- 
ties of  Mass.  Clubs:  Harvard;  Brae-Burn  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lucy  I.  Blake,  Apr.  18, 
1900.  Office:  167  State  House,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  11  Easton  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

HILBERTS,  BERT  M.,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team.  Born:  Fon  du  Lac,  Wis.,  May  19, 
1903.  Son  of  Albert  A.  and  Emma  (Friedel) 
Hilberts.  Ed.:  Jefferson  (Wis.)  H.  Sch.;  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Wis.  State  Inter- 
sch.  champ,  one  mile  run  and  880  yd.  dash, 
1921).  1922,  Wis.  Nat.  Guard  champ.  440  yd. 
dash.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team 
(mem.  cross  country  team,  1923).  1923-24,  win- 
ner I.C.  Conf.  880  yd.  dash.  1923,  winner  Natl. 
I.C.  track  meet.  1925,  mem.  champ,  mile  relay 
team,  I.C.  Conf. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Publishing  Mgr.  Ed.  Dept., 
A.  W.  Shaw  Co.  Affiliations:  Chicago  A. A. ;  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma;  Economic  C.  (Chicago)  ;  Wis.  C. 
(Chicago).  Married:  Margaret  Gallagher,  May 
7,  1928.  Office:  Cass,  Huron  &  Erie  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.    Home:  5326  Winthrop,  Chicago,  111. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.  S.  A.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
3919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Theta  Epsilon;  Theta 
Delta  Chi ;  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Mason ;  Crest  View 
C.C.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Address:  Wichita  Univ., 
Wichita,  Kans. 


HILL,  NORMAN  H.,  baseball.  Born:  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  21,  1887.  Son  of  Henry  S.  and 
Juliana  (Hingston)  Hill.  Ed.:  Lafayette  H. 
Sch.    (Buffalo)  ;   A.B.,   Univ.   of   Mich.,   1911. 

Record:  mem.  Lafayette  H.  S.  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1905-06,  mem.  Lafayette  H. 
Sch.  champ  F.B.  (won  Harvard  trophy),  B.B. 
(won  Cornell  trophy),  and  Bskt.B.  (won  Yale 
trophy)  teams.  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
B.B.  team   (capt.,  1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  newspaper  and  print- 
ing plant.  Affiliations:  Pres.  "M"  C. ;  Elks; 
Rotary ;  Civic  and  Comm.  Asso.  of  Sault  Ste. 
Marie;  K.P. ;  Country  C.  (Sault  Ste.  Marie, 
Mich.);  Country  C.  (Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Ont, 
Can.).  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Zoe  Oven.  Children:  Francis,  age  12; 
Arthur,  age  7 ;  Mary  Charlotte,  6  mos.  Office: 
Arlington  St.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  Home: 
North  Ravine  Rd.,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich. 


HILL,  PHILLIP  H,  football.  Born:  Kanawha 
Co.,  W.  Va,  Son  of  Bonner  H.  and  Wilmot 
(Cole)  Hill.  Ed.:  Charleston  H.  Sch.;  Tenn. 
Mil.  Acad.;   L.L.  B.,  Univ.  of  W.  Va.,  1926. 

Record :  1917  and  20,  mem.  Charleston  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (State  champs.)  ;  2nd  All-State  cen- 
ter. 1918,  mem.  Tenn.  Mil.  Inst.  F.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  Peddie  Inst.  F.B.  team  (N.  J.  State 
champs.)  ;  2nd  All- State  center.  1921-22-23-24, 
mem.  Univ.  of  W.  Va.  F.B.  team  (team  unde- 
feated, 1922).  1925,  asst.  coach  and  F.B.  offi- 
cial Univ.  of  W.  Va.     1926-27,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Cen. 
Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials;  W.  Va.  Officials'  Asso.; 
Masons ;  Morgantown  Lodge  of  Perfection ;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi.  Married:  Elizabeth  Kerr.  Children: 
Elizabeth  Wilmot.  Office:  203  City  Bldg., 
Charleston,  W.  Va.  Home:  1005  Highland  Rd., 
Charleston,  W.  Va. 


HILL,  SAMUEL  HOUSTON,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Ludlow,  111.,  Nov.  20,  1898.  Son 
of  William  E.  and  Harriet  Frances  (Neef)  Hill. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  team. 
1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  track  team  (West. 
Conf.  hammer-throwing  champ.).  1923,  hold 
Univ.  of  111.  hammer-throwing  record  (153  ft. 
2  in.).  1923-25-28,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Wichita  Univ.  1925-27,  head  coach  Wesleyan 
Univ.  1927-28,  head  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Rollins 
College. 


HILLARY,  WILLIAM  RAYMOND,  track. 
Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  May  1,  1877.  Son  of  John  F. 
and  Mary  Ridgway  (Peacock)  Hillary.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1897. 

Record:  1895-96-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
track  team  (won  quarter-mile  in  dual  Pa.-Cor- 
nell  meet,  1897).  1897,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  1- 
mile  relay  team ;  mem.  winning  1-mile  relay 
team  vs.  Princeton  at  Travers  Island. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  the  Natl.  Lock 
Washer  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega;  Braidburn  C.C.  (Madison,  N.  J.); 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Club  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Mary  Stella  Van  Sweringen.  Office: 
40  Hermon  St.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home:  50  N. 
Munn  Ave.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 

HILLES,  FREDERICK  WHILEY,  track  and 
relay.  Born:  Lancaster,  O.,  June  1,  1900.  Son 
of  Charles  Dewey  and  Sarah  Bell  (Whiley) 
Hilles.  Ed.:  Taft  Sch.;  Yale,  B.A.,  1922;  Ph.D., 
1926;  Cambridge  Univ. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  relay  and 
track  teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Yale  cross  country 
team  (capt.  '21).  1920-22,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  ("Big  3"  champs.  '21).  1921-22, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  relay  team  (undefeated  '21). 
1921,  won  Meadowbrook  Challenge  Cup,  at  Penn 
relays ;  won  2  mi.  Coll.  relay  champ,  of  Amer. 
(Time:  7:53  4-5);  mem.  Yale-Harvard  track 
teams,  defeating  Oxford-Cambridge  (Harvard 
Stadium).  1923,  mem.  Trinity  Coll.  (Cambridge) 
track  team  (Cambridge  I.C.  champs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  English,  Yale.  Naval 
Service:  Seaman,  2nd  class,  Yale  Naval  Train- 
ing Unit,  Sept-Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Delta  Phi,  Skull  and  Bones;  Yale  C.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
New  Haven  Lawn  C ;  Yale  G.C. ;  Westhampton 
C.C.  Office:  1922  Yale  Sta.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Home:  45  E.  62nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

HILLMAN,  HARRY  LIVINGSTON,  track 
and  field.  Born:  Brooklyn,  New  York,  September 
8.  1881.  Son  of  Henry  L.  and  Sarah  A.  (Tomp- 
kins) Hillman.  Education:  Brooklyn  High  School. 
Special  student,  Dartmouth  Medical  School. 

Record:  1899-1901,  member  of  Knickerbocker 
Athletic  Club,  New  York.  1902-09,  member 
of  New  York  Athletic  Club  (won  National 
Junior  and  Senior  220  low  hurdle  championship, 
1902  and  1906;  won  Military  220-yard  and  440- 
yard  dash  championships,  1902;  100,  220,  440- 
yard  dashes  and  220  hurdle  championships, 
1904 ;  440-yard  championship,  1907 ;  won  Metro- 


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politan  220-yard  hurdle  and  440-yard  dash  cham- 
pionships, 1903 ;  440-yard  dash  and  220-yard 
hurdle,  1905 ;  220-yard  hurdle  championship, 
1906,  1907  and  1909;  440-yard  dash  champion- 
ship, 1908 ;  won  440-yard  dash  National  cham- 
pionship, 1903  and  1908;  ran  on  New  York  Ath- 
letic Club  Relay  team,  winning  Canadian  1-mile 
relay  championship,  1903 ;  won  400  meter  run, 
400  meter  hurdle,  200  meter  hurdle  in  Olympic 
games,  establishing  three  new  world's  records 
in  these  events,  3904;  won  440  yard  Canadian 
championship,  1904,  '05  and  '08;  won  300-yard 
hurdle  National  Indoor  championship,  1906  and 
'07,  establishing  new  world's  record,  1906 ;  placed 
2nd  in  400  meter  hurdle  at  London  Olympics, 
1908;  won  400  meter  hurdle  and  200  meter 
hurdle  in  Paris,  France  in  meet  with  France, 
Greece  and  United  States,  1908).  1924  and  1928, 
member  of  the  coaching  staff  of  the  American 
Olympic  team  (Paris,  1924;  Amsterdam,  1928). 
Formerly  held  following  records:  Olympic, 
World's,  American,  Canadian,  Metropolitan  and 
Military  in  hurdling  and  running  events.  Holds 
three-legged  records  with  Lawson  Robertson  in 
50-yard,  75-yard  and  100-yard  runs  (time  for 
the  latter,  11  seconds). 

Present  Occupation:  Track  coach,  Dartmouth 
College.  Military  Service:  Served  10  years  as 
2nd  Lieutenant,  13th  Coast  Artillery  Corps,  Na- 
tional Guards  of  New  York;  enlisted  Aviation 
Corps,  World  War ;  commissioned  1st  Lieuten- 
ant;.  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
American  Legion;  La  Societe  Des  40  Hommes 
et  8  Chevaux,  Voiture  Locale  847;  Elks.  Clubs: 
Knickerbocker  Athletic;  New  York  Athletic; 
Hanover  Country;  Graduate  (Hanover,  New 
Hampshire)  ;  Association  of  College  Track 
Coaches  of  America  (president,  1927-28).  Hob- 
by: Golf.  Married:  Hazel  Quantin,  May  2,  1908. 
Children:  Harold  Quantin,  age  12;  Madeline 
Rogers,  age  9.  Office:  Dartmouth  College,  Han- 
over, New  Hampshire.  Home:  19  North  Park 
Street,  Hanover,  New  Hampshire. 

HINCHMAN,  HARRY,  baseball.  Born:  Phil- 
adelphia, Pa.,  Aug.  4,  1879. 

Record:  1902-04,  mem.  Illion  (N.  Y.)  State 
B.B.  League.  1905,  mem.  wilkesbane  (N.  Y.) 
State  B.B.  League.  1906-08,  mem.  Binghamton 
(N.  Y.)  State  B.B.  League  (sold  to  Cleveland, 
1907).  1909-12,  mem.  Toledo  Amer.  B.B.  Asso. 
(mgr.,  1909-10).  1913-14,  mem.  St.  Paul  B.B. 
Asso.  1915,  mem.  Kansas  City  B.B.  team.  1916, 
mem.  Lincoln  West.  B.B.  League.  1917,  mem. 
Lawrence  East.  League.  1918,  mgr.  Waterbury 
East.  League.  1921,  mgr.  Chambersburg  Blue 
Ridge  League.  1923-26,  mgr.  Williamsport  (N. 
Y.  and  Pa.)  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mgr.  Reading 
(Pa.)  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  mgr.  Hobby: 
Baseball.     Married:  Matilda  Metz,   July,   1904. 


Child:  Elinor,  age  19.     Address:  3016  Scotland 
Ave.,  Toledo,  Ohio. 


HINCKLEY,  BENJAMIN  BARRETT,  track. 
Born:  Northampton,  Mass.,  Aug.  4,  1875.  Son 
of  Henry  R.  and  Mary  (Barrett)  Hinckley. 
Ed.:  Williston  Acad.,  1893;  A.B.,  Yale,  1897. 

Record:  Mem.  Yale  track  team.  1896,  won, 
880-yd.  run,  Yale-Princeton  dual  meet  (New 
Haven)  ;  runner-up,  880-yd.  run,  I.C.  track 
meet  (N.  Y.).  1897,  runner-up,  880-yd.  run, 
Yale-Harvard  dual  meet   (N.  Haven). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired  Mfr.  Affiliations: 
Former  chrmn.  Northampton  Tennis  Co. ;  N.  Y. 
Yale  C. ;  Northampton  C. ;  S.  W.  Harbor  C.C. ; 
Country  C.  Hobby:  Motor  boating,  managing 
Colonial  Inn  and  antiques.  Married:  Agnes 
Childs,  Jan.  15,  1907.  Children:  Henry  R.,  age 
20 ;  Frances,  age  18 ;  Benjamin  Barrett,  Jr.,  age 
15;  George  Lyman,  2nd,  age  6.  Office:  54  Pros- 
pect St.,  Northampton,  Mass.  Home:  32  Bar- 
rett PL,  Northampton,  Mass. 


HINCKS,  JOHN  MORRIS,  mem.  world's  re 
lay  swimming  team,  1920.  Born:  Bridgeport, 
Conn.,  July  23,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  Thurston 
and  Maude  (Morris)  Hincks.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss 
Sch.,  1916;  B.A.,  Yale,  1920;  B.B.A.,  Harvard, 
1922. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Yale  freshman  cross- 
country team.  1917,  mem.  Yale  freshman  swim- 
ming and  track  teams.  1918-20,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity swimming  team  (world's  relay  swimming 
record;  won  100-yd.  swim,  I.C.  champ,  meet). 
1919,  mem.  U.S.A.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking,  Hincks 
Bros,  and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  It,  U.S.F.A., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Nazareth  Cement  Co.; 
dir.  Merchants  Nat'l  Bk. ;  dir.  Rockville-Wil- 
limantic  Lighting  Co. ;  dir.  City  Savings  Bk. ; 
dir.  East.  Gas  and  Elec  Securities  Co.;  Con. 
Civic  Asso. ;  League  of  Nations  Non  Partisan 
Asso.;  New  Haven  C.C;  Pine  Orchard  Club; 
The  Grad.  Club  (New  Haven,  Conn.).  Married: 
Birch  Warner,  Oct.  3,  1925.  Children:  Robert 
Warner,  age  1 ;  Joan  Warner,  infant.  Office : 
104  Elm  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  631 
Whitney  Ave.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


HINDS,  NORMAN  LESTER,  golf.  Born: 
Hutton  Valley,  Mo.,  Oct.  1,  1901.  Son  of  Henry 
A.  and  Carrie  (Gulley)  Hinds.  Ed.:  Springfield 
H.   Sch. 

Record :  1921,  competed  West.  Jr.  golf  champ. 
(Nashville,  Tenn.).  1921-26,  competed  Mo.  State 
golf  tournament  (won  gold  medal,  1924).  1922, 
competed  West,  amateur  champ.  1922-27,  won 
Springfield  C.C.  champ.  1923,  won  West,  open 
golf  champ. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Yard  clerk,  Frisco  R.R. 
Affiliations:  F.O.E. ;  Springfield  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  Yard  office,  Frisco  R.R.,  Springfield, 
Mo.    Home:  1421  N.  Clay  St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 

HINES,  EDWARD  JAMES,  chief  athletic 
officer  U.  S.  Navy.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Apr. 
16,  1890.  Son  of  James  E.  and  Cathrine  (Herty) 
Hines.  Ed.:  E.  Boston  H.  Sen.,  1909;  Posse 
Normal  Sch.,  1911 ;  Emerson  Coll. ;  Palmer  Coll., 
1925;  Harvard. 

Record:  1907-08-09,  mem.  E.  Boston  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1908-09,  capt.  E.  Boston 
H.  Sch.  track  team.  Capt.  Posse  Normal  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  6  yrs.  supervisor  phys. 
ed.,  Pa.  Inst.,  1  yr.  Brookline  Pub.  Schs.,  3  yrs. 
New  Brunswick  Pub.  Schs.  1919,  coached  Brook- 
line  H.  Sch.  track  team  (State  champs.).  1920- 
21,  coached  New  Brunswick  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(Cen.  N.  J.  champs.).  Chief  ath.  officer,  Ports- 
mouth Navy  Yard  (Portsmouth,  N.  H.).  Coached 
Navy  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track,  boxing  and 
phys.  ed.    Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Hygiene  and  Gen. 
Sci.  New  Britain  Pub.  Schs.  Affiliations:  Conn. 
State  Ath.  Asso. ;  Delta  Sigma  Chi ;  Columbian 
Club  ;  Conn.  Teachers'  Asso. ;  A.L. ;  Natl.  Phys. 
Ed.  Asso.;  Conn.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  tennis.  Married:  Helena  Sullivan,  Aug.  28, 
1926.  Office:  Central  Jr.  H.  Sch.,  New  Britain, 
Conn.  Home:  101  Monroe  St.,  New  Britain, 
Conn. 

HINKLE,  PAUL  DANIEL,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Logansport,  Ind.,  Dec. 
19,  1899.  Son  of  Edgar  Clayton  and  Winnie 
(Ray)  Hinkle.  Ed.:  Calumet  H.  Sch.  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1921. 

Record:  Mem.  Calumet  H.  Sch.  soccer,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18- 
19-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  Bskt.B.  team  (capt. 
for  2  yrs.;  All- West,  floor  guard,  1917-18-19; 
team  won  West.  Conf.  champ.,  1920).  1920, 
selected  as  All-West,  end  in  F.B. ;  visited  Japan 
with  Univ.  of  Chicago  B.B.  team  (won  8  games 
and  lost  1  while  in  the  Orient)  ;  freshman  Bskt. 
B.  coach  and  asst.  varsity  coach,  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago. 1921-28,  coach  Butler  Univ.  (Indianapolis, 
Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Butler  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Pvt,  Inf.,  Camp  MacArthur,  Waco,  Tex., 
Sept.,  1918  to  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau 
Omega;  Elks  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
Butler  Univ.,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  Home:  Elks 
Club,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

HINMAN,  GEORGE  ROY,  football.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  2,  1905.  Son  of  Bert  A. 
and  Alyce  C.  (O'Connor)  Hinman.  Ed.:  Mama- 
roneck  H.  Sch.,  1924 ;  Middlebury  Coll.,  1928. 


Record:  Mem.  Mamaroneck  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  F.B.). 
1924,  Jr.  yacht  race  champ.  1925-28,  mem. 
Middlebury  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem. 
Middlebury  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi;  pres.  Ath.  Council;  pres.  "M"  Club  (Mid- 
dlebury Coll.)  ;  Larchmont  Yacht  Club.  Hobby: 
Yachting.  School:  Chi  Psi  Lodge,  Middlebury, 
Vt.    Home:  12  Roosevelt  Ave.,  Larchmont,  N.  Y. 

HINTON,  ROBERT  TAYLOR,  football.  Born: 
Paris,  Ky.,  July  11,  1878.  Son  of  William  Miller 
and  Elizabeth  Goodloe  (Miller)  Hinton.  Ed.: 
M.A.,  Georgetown  Coll.,  1899;  Yale,  B.A.,  1900; 
M.A.,  1905;  M.S.,  1906. 

Record:  1896-99,  mem.  Georgetown  Coll.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1897-99,  and  B.B., 
1898-99).  1900-02,  mem.  Yale  gym  team  (won 
all-around  I.C.  gym.  champ.).  1902-05-06, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  (3rd  place  I.C.  track 
meet).  1906-20,  coach  Georgetown  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  biology.  War  Rec- 
ord: Mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Ky.  Acad,  of  Science;  Amer.  Asso.  for 
Advancement  of  Science ;  Comn.  on  A.A.  of 
Amer.  Coll. ;  Comn.  on  A.S.A.  of  Colls,  and  Sec- 
ondary Schs.;  S.I.A.A.  (Sec.)  ;  Commercial  Club ; 
Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Side-line  coaching.  Mar- 
ried: Ina  Marr  (Woolford)  Hinton.  Children: 
Robert  Woolford,  age  15.  Address:  Clinton  St., 
Georgetown,  Ky. 

HIPPLER,  C.  HAROLD,  baseball.  Born: 
Geneseo,  111.,  Sept.  27,  1890.  Son  of  Charles  A. 
and  Mary  A.  (Bradley)  Hippler.  Ed.:  Geneseo 
H.  Sch.,  1907;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  A.B.,  1912;  LL.B., 
1914. 

Record:  mem.  Geneseo  H.  S.  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams.  1911-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity 
B.B.  team  (won  I.C.  champ.,  1914)  ;  mem.  Class 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Univ.  of  Mich.  1915-28,  mem. 
various  best  semi-pro  B.B.  teams  (111.).  1923- 
24,  coach  Canton  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1927,  mem. 
Eustis  B.B.  team  (not  organ.),  winning  Tri-Co. 
League   (Fla.)  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney  First  State  Bank 
of  Eustis,  Fla. ;  Bank  of  Umatilla,  Fla.,  and  va- 
rious corporations  and  companies.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918;  released  from  active 
service,  1919;  discharged,  1921.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  Bar  Asso.;  Lake  Co.  (Fla.)  Bar  Asso.; 
111.  Bar  Asso. ;  A.L.  (past  comndr.,  past  County 
Judge  Advo.)  ;  40  &  Soc.  (Conducteur)  ;  Ki- 
wanis  (past  Internatl.  Commn.,  past  Lieut.  Gov., 
Dist.  Commn.,  past  Pres.;  Lake  Co.  C.C). 
Hobby:  Athletics  and  civic  and  community 
work.  Married:  Mary  Lucille  Lilly,  July  13, 
1920.  Children:  Jack  Bradley,  age  4.  Office: 
Ferran  Bldg.,  Eustis,  Fla.  Home:  E.  Lake  View 
Ave.,  Eustis,  Fla. 


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HIRSH,  ALLAN  M.,  baseball.  Born:  Rich- 
mond, Va.,  Nov.  10,  1878.  Son  of  Samson  and 
Amelia  (Millhiser)  Hirsh.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.;   Richmond   Coll.;    Yale,   1901. 

Record :  1S97,  mem.  Richmond  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1898,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team.  1899- 
1900-01,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1902-20, 
mem.  Montclair  A.C.  B.B.  team  (Montclair, 
New  Jersey). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mnfr. ;  pres.  Lock  Joint 
Pipe  Co.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Yale  Univ.  Alumni 
Advisory  Bd. ;  mem.  Yale  Grad.  B.B.  Com. 
Clubs:  Yale  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Montclair  G.C. ;  Rock 
Springs  C.C. ;  Montclair  A.C.  Married:  Ellen 
Reid,  June,  1906.  Children^  Allan  M.,  Jr.,  age 
19;  Philip  K.,  age  18;  John  H.,  age  7;  Malcolm 
M.,  age  5.  Office:  150  Rutledge  Ave.,  Ampere, 
N.  J.    Home:  104  Clinton  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.J. 

HIRST,  JOHN  COOKE,  JR.,  soccer,  fotball 
and  hockey.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Apr.  13, 
1894.  Son  of  Barton  Cooke  and  Elizabeth  Du 
Puy  (Graham)  Hirst.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.; 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1910-11,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad,  ice  hockey 
team.  1915-16-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  soccer  team 
(capt.,  1917).  1919-20,  mem.  Merion  Crickett 
Club  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  M.R.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma ; 
Phi  Alpha  Sigma ;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha ;  Phila. 
Obstetric  Soc. ;  A.M.A. ;  Coll.  of  Physicians ;  Me- 
rion Cricket  Club.  Married:  Marjorie  Mann, 
1918.  Children:  Marjorie  Mann,  age  8 ;  John 
Cooke,  3rd,  age  5 ;  Mary  Benson,  age  3 ;  Eliza- 
beth Graham  (infant).  Address:  1918  Pine  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

HIRTLE,  STANLEY  WALLACE,  athletic 
director.  Born:  Maiden,  Mass.,  Jan.  16,  1902. 
Son  of  Wallace  W.  and  Alice  L.  (Fox)  Hirtle. 
Ed.:  Maiden  H.  Sch.,  1921;  B.B.A.,  Boston  Univ., 
1925 ;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1927. 

Record :  1918-19-20,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1918-19,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1921- 
22-23-24,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1923, 
mem.  Boston  Univ.  B.B.  and  hockey  teams. 
1923-24,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  track  team.  1923-24- 
25,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  pistol  team.  1925,  mem. 
Boston  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  coach  Goddard 
Sem.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1926,  coach 
Goddard  Sem.  B.B.  team  (State  champs.)  ;  coach 
Stoneham  H.  Sch.  F.B.  .  team.  1926-27,  coach 
Stoneham  H.  Sch.  hockey  team.  1927-28,  coach 
Montpelier  Sem.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach  and  teacher. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt,  376th  Inf.  Res.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Offi- 
cials ;  Vt.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Chi  Sigma  Chi ;  Sigma 


Delta  Delta;  Skull.  Clubs:  Shubert ;  Maiden 
Semi-Pro.  B.B. ;  Boston  Varsity.  Hobby:  Music. 
Office:  Montpelier  Sem.,  Montpelier,  Vt.  Home: 
91  Converse  Ave.,  Maiden,  Mass. 

HITCHCOCK,  LAWRENCE  SILL,  track. 
Born:  Benson,  Vt.,  Sept.  20,  1898.  Son  of 
Charles  E.  and  Helen  (Sill)  Hitchcock.  Ed.: 
Williston  Acad.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1919. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Williston  Acad,  track 
team.  1915-19,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1921-26, 
coach  Los  Alamos  Ranch  Sch.  tennis  team  (N. 
Mex.  H.  Sch.  champs.,  singles,  1923-24,  doubles, 
1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  treas.,  Los 
Alamos  Ranch  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.'  R.O. 
T.C.,  1917-18,  mem.  F.A.R.D.,  Camp  Jackson, 
1918,  2nd  It.,  F.A.U.S.A.,  Sept-Dec,  1918,  F.A.C. 
O.T.S.,  Camp  Zachary  Taylor.  Affiliations:  Ten- 
nis Umpires  Asso. ;  U.S.L.T.A. ;  N.  Mex.  H.  Sch. 
A.A.  Hobby:  Carpentry  and  photography.  Ad- 
dress: Los  Alamos  Ranch  Sch.,  Otowi,  N.  Mex. 

HITCHCOCK,  THOMAS,  JR.,  member  of 
the  International  Polo  team.  Born:  Aiken,  South 
Carolina,  February  11,  1900.  Son  of  Thomas 
and  Louise  (Eustis)  Hitchcock.  Education: 
B.A.,  Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1916-28,  member  of  Meadowbrook 
Club  polo  team.  1921-28,  member  of  Interna- 
tional Polo  team.  1924,  member  of  American 
Olympic  Polo  team.  1928,  member  of  the  Exe- 
cutive Committee  of  United  States  Polo  Asso- 
ciation. 

Present  Occupation:  Coal  operator.  Military 
Service:  LaFayette  Flying  Corps  (French 
Army),  1917-18;  commissioned  2nd  lieutenant. 
Affiliations:  United  Electric  Coal  Company. 
Clubs:  Porcellian  Club  (Harvard)  ;  Meadow- 
brook  Club  ;  New  York  Yacht  Club ;  Links  Club ; 
Sandy  Point  Club ;  Racquet  and  Tennis  Club. 
Hobby:  Polo.  Address:  52  Vanderbilt  Avenue, 
New  York  City. 

HOAR,  CLARENCE  VICTOR,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Lancaster,  Pa.,  July  18,  1892. 
Son  of  Theodore  E.  and  Anna  (Mari  Kling) 
Hoar.  Ed.:  Lancaster  H.  Sch.,  1910;  Harris- 
burg  Acad.,  1911 ;  B.S.,  Gettysburg  Coll.,  1916. 

Record :  1906-11,  mem.  Lancaster  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (champ,  teams,  1911). 
1911,  mem.  Harisburg  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  Mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(4  yrs.).  1912-16,  mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1916).  1913, 
mem.  Atlantic  City  Tri-State  League  B.B.  team. 
1914,  mem.  Alentown  Tri-State  League  B.B. 
team.  1915,  mem.  Newport  and  N.  Hamp.  Twin- 
State  Leagues  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Johnson- 
burg  Inter-State  League  B.B.  team.  1919,  mem. 
Reading  Inter-Natl.  League  B.B.  team.  AU- 
Amer.  q.  b. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Importer  hosiery.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  O.T.C.,  1917;  1st  Lt.,  F.A., 
349th  F.A.,  92nd  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Taylor  and  Watson,  Inc. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ; 
Los  Angeles  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  swimming. 
Married:  Frances  Helen  Todd,  July  18,  1922. 
Office:  295  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
42  Bank  St.,  N.  Y.  C.,  N.  Y. 

HOAR,  LESLIE  LANDON,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Willis,  Kans., 
Apr.  10,  1899.  Son  of  George  Herbert  and  Nellie 
May  (Martin)  Hoar.  Ed.:  Forest  Grove  H. 
Sch.,  1919 ;  A.B.,  Pacific  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1917-18-19,  mem.  Forest  Grove  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  Pacific  Univ. 
F.B.,  track,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B  teams  (capt.  Bskt. 
B.,  1920-21 ;  capt.  B.B.,  1921-22 ;  capt.  F.B.,  1922 ; 
F.B.  team  won  Non-Conf.  champ,  of  Ore.,  1921- 
22). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  mgr.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach  Pacific  Univ.  Affiliations:  Forest  Grove 
Chamber  of  Comerce  ;  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Ellen  Maria  Ander- 
son, Sept.  5,  1923.  Children:  Roland  Frank,  age 
2.  Office:  Pacific  Univ.,  Forest  Grove,  Ore. 
Home:  221  1st  St.  S.,  Forest  Grove,  Ore. 

HOAR,  WALTER  GEORGE,  trapshooting. 
Born:  Shell  Lake,  Wis.,  Aug.  25,  1899.  Son  of 
Stephen  S.  and  Martha  (Devereaux)  Hoar.  Ed.: 
Shell  Lake  H.  S.,  1917;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1922; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1914,  individ.  high  score,  trap  tourna- 
ment, Shell  Lake  (age  14).  1913-17,  mem.  Shell 
Lake  H.S.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917, 
mem.  Camp  Douglas  (Wis.)  champ.  B.B.  team. 
1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Freshmen  B.B.  team. 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team.  1925, 
rep.  Coeur  d'Alene  (Ida.)  Gun  C,  State  Trap 
Tournament.     Season  average,  90%. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Forestry. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1917 ;  mem.  M.  C. ; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  1918-19 ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: "M"  C;  Coeur  d'Alene  Gun  C,  trustee; 
Mont.  G.C. ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Soc.  Amer.  Mil. 
Engrs. ;  A.L. ;  Soc.  Amer.  Foresters.  Hobby: 
Gun  collector.  Address:  U.  S.  Gov.  Dept.  of 
Forestry,  Dillon,  Mont. 

HOBAN,  GEORGE  WILLIAM,  capt.,  Lehigh 
University  football  team,  1914.  Born:  Clare- 
mont,  N.H.,  Sept.  27,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  H.  and 
Nora  (Reil)  Hoban.  Ed.:  Stevens  H.  Sch.; 
Dartmouth  Coll.;  B.S.,  Lehigh  Univ. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Stevens  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1908,  mem 
Dartmouth  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1908-09, 
mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  freshman  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1910,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  team.    1911,  coach  Dartmouth  Coll.  fresh- 


man F.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1914).  1917,  coach  394th  Regt. 
teams  (U.  S.  A.).  1919,  coach  and  capt.,  Camp 
Devens  F.B.  team ;  selected  h.b.  on  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  coach 
Friends  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.).  1922-23,  coach, 
St.  John's  Coll.  (Annapolis,  Md.).  1926-27, 
coach  Baltimore  Poly.  Inst.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  A.G.  Alford  Sporting  Goods 
Co.  Mill  Service:  Comnd.  Capt.,  Inf.,  Aug., 
1917,  capt.,  Co.  H.,  304th  Inf.,  discharged  Camp 
Devens,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma 
Kappa ;  Elks ;  Pres.,  Md.  F.B.  Officials  ;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials;  East.  Asso.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials; 
S.  Conf.  Asso.  F.B.  Officials;  pres.,  Md.  F.B. 
Asso.  Married:  Mildred  L.  Miles,  Oct.  6,  1920. 
Children:  Wm.  Miles,  age  7 ;  Jean  Elinor,  age  5. 
Offices:  212  East  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Home:  2713  Mt.  Holly  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

HOBBET,  OSCAR  S.,  cross  country  and 
wrestling.  Born:  Shabbona,  111.,  Apr.  28,  1893. 
Son  of  Ole  O.  and  Carrie  (Simonson)  Hobbet. 
Ed.:   Univ.  of  la.,  A.B.,  1914,  L.L.B.,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  cross  country 
team.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  wrestling  team 
(won  welterweight  champ.,  W.I.C.  wrestling 
meet,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
Mem.  M.T.C.  and  A.E.F.  Married:  Bertha  Ers- 
land,  Nov.  4,  1921.  Children:  Janet  Lenore,  age 
4;  Richard  Duane,  age  1.  Office:  Broadway, 
Eagle  Grove,  la.  Home:  300  S.  Cadwell,  Eagle 
Grove,  la. 

HOBELMAN,  ALBERT  C.,  national  Y.M.C.A. 
handball  champion,  1927.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Nov.  24,  1896.  Son  of  Justus  and  Johanne  Hobel- 
man.    Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1914-15,  won  Md.  State  Jr.  singles 
tennis  champ.  1916-25,  mem.  Md.  A.C.  tennis 
team.  1923,  Natl.  A.A.U.  Jr.  H.B.  champ.  1923- 
28,  semi-finalist,  Natl.  A.A.U.  H.B.  champ.  1924- 
25,  won  Baltimore  City  singles  tennis  champ. 
1924-28,  mem.  Baltimore  C.C.  tennis  team.  1926, 
Middle  Atlantic  doubles  tennis  champ. ;  ranked 
No.  1,  middle  Atlanta  L.T.A.  1927,  won  Natl. 
Y.M.C.A.  H.B.  champ. 

Pres  Occupation:  Salesman,  J.  M.  Adams 
Floor  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Camp  Meade,  Md.,  Res. 
Corps.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Baltimore 
C.C.  Hobby:  Handball,  tennis  and  volleyball. 
Married:  Lena  M.  Knecht,  Sept.  19,  1925.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  Lee,  infant.  Offices:  330  N. 
Charles  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  3106  Tyn- 
dale  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

HOBEN,  GERALD  MARTIN,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Rock  Rapids,  la.,  Nov. 
11,  1902.  Son  of  James  and  Julia  (Pierce) 
Hoben.  Ed.:  Rock  Rapids  H.  Sch.,  1920;  B.A., 
la.  State  Univ.,  1927. 


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Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Rock  Rapids  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams;  won  N.  West.  la. 
Champ.  1920-21-22-23,  played  amateur  B.B., 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  in  la.,  S.  Dak.  and  Minn. 
1925-26-27,  mem.  la.  State  Univ.  B.B.  team 
(eapt,  1927).  Team  tied  with  Univ.  111.  for 
"Big  Ten"  Champ.  1927,  mem.  "Big  Ten"  All- 
Conf.  B.B.  team ;  mem.,  Madison  Blues  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  Affiliations: 
K.C. ;  Phi  Kappa.  Office:  Seneca,  111.  Home: 
14  W.  Main  St.,  Rock  Rapids,  la. 

HOBSON,  FRANK  HENDRICKS,  football. 
Born:  Collegeville,  Pa.,  Aug.  19,  1905.  Son  of 
F.  B.  and  Ella  (Hendricks)  Hobson.  Ed.:  Ursi- 
nus  Acad.,  1899 ;  A.  B.,  Ursinus  Coll.,  1903 ;  Univ. 
of  Pa.  Law  Sch.,  1906. 

Record:  1900-01-02,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1901-02,  mgr.  Ursinus  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team  (selected  by 
Casper  Whitney  as  sub.  guard  on  his  1905  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising;  N.  Y.  mgr.  of 
Woodward  &  Tiernan  of  St.  Louis.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Sgt.  in  U.  S.  Marine  Corps.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Nu ;  Delta  Chi ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity 
Club;  Bala  G.C. ;  N.  Y.  Advertising  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Susanna  Bingham.  Children:  James 
Bingham,  age  17 ;  Frances  Hendricks,  age  14. 
Office:  1440  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
89  Livingston  St.,  Forest  Hills,  N.  Y. 


Mass.  State  mixed  foursome  champ,  with  Glenna 
Collett.  1925,  won  Mass.  State  mixed  fouresome 
champ,  with  Elizabeth  Gordan.  1926,  mem.  Bos- 
ton A. A.  hockety  team  (U.  S.  amateur  champs.). 
1927-28,  mem.  Univ.  Club  (Boston,  Mass.) 
hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hodgson,  Kennard  and  Co. 
Clubs:  Harvard;  Coston  City;  Commonwealth 
C.C. ;  Framingham  C.C. ;  Boston  Yacht.  Office: 
15  Arlington  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Single- 
tary  Lane,  Framingham,  Mass. 

HODGE,  REV.  HUGH  LENOX,  intercollegi- 
ate pole  vault  champion,  1884.  Born:  Mauch 
Chunk,  Pa.,  May  25,  1864.  Son  of  Rev.  John 
Aspinwall  and  Charlotte  (Morse)  Hodge.  Ed.: 
Hartford  (Conn.)  H.  Sch.;  Princeton,  A.B., 
1886,  M.A.,  1889;  Princeton  Theological  Sern., 
1889. 

Record:  1882,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1882-86,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B., 
lacrosse  and  track  teams  (won  I.C.  pole  vault 
champ.,  1884 ;  capt.  lacrosse  team,  1886 ;  lacrosse 
team  I.C.  champs.,  1886).  1886,  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
lacrosse  team  (Natl,  champs.,  defeated  Canadian 
champ,  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Presbyterian  minister. 
Clubs:  Elkridge  C.C.  Hobby:  Carpentry.  Mar- 
ried: Annie  Beith,  Oct.  18,  1893.  Children: 
Gilbert,  age  27;  Beatrice,  age  24.  Address:  210 
W.  Madison  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


HOBSON,  WDLSON  THOMAS,  JR.,  soccer. 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Aug.  26,  1902.  Son  of 
Wilson  and  Elizabeth  (Colvin)  Hobson.  Ed.: 
Germantown  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  Mem.  Germantown  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B., 
soccer  and  B.B.  teams.  Mgr.  F.B.  team ;  coach, 
freshman  B.B.  and  Jr.  Varsity  Bskt.B.  at  Ger- 
mantown H.  Sch.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  fresh- 
man soccer  team.  1921-22,  mem.,  Univ.  Pa.  Jr. 
Varsity  soccer  team.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
Varsity  soccer  team  (I.C.  Champs.).  1924-25- 
26-27,  mem.  Phila.  Cricket  Club  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insp.,  Retail  Credit  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity 
Club;  Phila.  Cricket  Club..  Hobby:  Soccer. 
Office:  1112  Fox  Bldg.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
3729  N.  18th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

HODDER,  CLARK,  hockey  and  golf.  Born: 
Brookline,  Mass.,  Nov.  9,  1903.  Son  of  James  R. 
and  Gertrude  Caldwell  (Clark)  Hodder.  Ed.: 
Newton  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1925 ;  N.  East. 
Univ. 

Record :  1922,  won  Mass.  jr.  golf  champ. ; 
runner-up  Mass.  amateur  champ.  1922-27,  mem. 
Mass.  State  golf  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Mass. 
Lesley  Cup  golf  team ;  mem.  Harvard  golf  and 
hockey  team    (capt.,  hockey,  1925).     1924,  won 


HODGE,  KARL  HOFMANN,  tennis,  basketball, 
and  baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  22,  1893. 
Son  of  Walter  M.  and  Henrietta  (Hofmann) 
Hodge.  Ed.:  Kings  Prep.  Sch.  (Stanford, 
Conn.)  ;  A.B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-12-13-14,  mem.  Williams  Coll. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt,  BsktB.  team, 
1914).  1913-14,  chosen  All-New  Eng.  and  All- 
East,  forward.  1914-15,  pitched  for  N.  Y.  Giants. 
1917-18,  capt.,  Camp  Funsten  Bskt.B.  team,  won 
Natl.  Army  Bskt.B.  Champ. ;  mem.  Camp  Fun- 
sten B.B.  team.  1926,  3rd  place,  Mo.  Valley 
Champ,  doubles  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  business,  dist.  mgr., 
A.N.S.  Leach  and  Co.,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Trained 
at  Fort  Riley,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta ;  first  vice-pres.,  St.  Louis  Dist.  Tennis 
Asso. ;  A.A.A.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Mar- 
gie Rowan,  May  11,  1918.  Child:  James,  age  7. 
Office:  700  Security  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
4947  La  Clede  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


HODGE,  SAMUEL  COLGATE,  capt.  Prince- 
ton lacrosse  team,  1888. .  Bom:  Hartford,  Conn., 
Apr.  28,  1867.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Charlotte 
(Morse)  Hodge.  Ed.:  Hartford  H.  Sch.;  A.B. 
and  M.A.,  Princeton,  1888. 


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Record:  mem.  Hartford  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1884-88,  mem.  Princeton  lacrosse  team  (Capt. 
and  I.C.  Champs.,  1888).  1887,  mem.  Princeton 
tennis  team.  1887-88,  mem.  Princeton  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pastor,  Presbyterian  Ch., 
West  Chester,  Pa.  Affiliations:  West  Chester 
G.C. ;  Buck  Hill  Falls  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Elizabeth  R.  Mellen,  May  12,  1896.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  M.  Hodge  Watson ;  Robert 
Chapin.  Home:  317  West  Minor  St.,  West  Ches- 
ter, Pa. 


Record:  1910-13,  pitcher  Glenn  Co.  H.  S.  B.B. 
team  (No.  Cal.  H.S.  Ath  League  champs.,  '11- 
'13).  1911-13,  mem.  Glenn  H.  S.  track  team. 
3915-17,  pitcher,  Stanford  B.B.  team.  1918, 
pitcher,  3rd  O.T.C.  detachment  team   (France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineer  and  rancher.  War 
Record:  Instr.  F.A.  (France)  ;  Comn'd.  Lt.  Affi- 
liations: Theta  Delta  Chi;  Skull  and  Snakes; 
Stanford  Br.  Amer.  Soc.  C.E. ;  A.L. ;  K.C. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Helen  R. 
Hogle,  Aug.  24,  1926.  Address:  327  N.  Lassen 
St.,  Willows,  Cal. 


HODGEN,  BERYL  B.,  football.  Born:  Free- 
water,  Ore.,  Oct.  31,  1906.  Son  of  Fred  and 
Bessie  (Binbander)  Hodgen.  Ed. :  Athma  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  Ore.,  1928. 

Record:  mem.  Athma  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-28,  mem.  Univ.  Ore.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi.  Address:  Adams, 
Ore. 


HOERR,  ROLAND  MILTON,  tennis  and 
squash  tennis  champ.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
June  25,  1892.  Son  of  Jno.  and  Mary  (Berg- 
man) Hoerr.  Ed.:  Manual  Training  Sch.;  A.B., 
Wash.  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Manual  Training  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Manual  Training 
Sch.  tennis  and  hockey  teams  (Intersch.  ten- 
nis champ.).  1912,  pitcher,  Wash.  Univ. 
freshmen  B.B.  team.  1913-15,  pitcher,  Wash. 
Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  tennis  team.  Won  following  singles  and 
doubles  tennis  events :  St.  Louis  champ.  (5 
times)  ;  Mo.  Valley  champ.,  Central  States 
champ.,  S.  West,  champ.,  Iowa  State  champ, 
and  Okla.  State  champ.  (2  times)  ;  won  St. 
Louis  C.C.  champ.  (1  time).  Won  Internatl. 
doubles  tennis  champ.  (1  time).  1925-26,  won 
City  of  St.  Louis  squash  tennis  champ. ;  run- 
ner-up, West,  squash  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  West.  Ry. 
Equipment  Co.,  St.  Louis  Wholesale  Cut  Flow- 
er Co.  and  St.  Louis  Rose  Co.  Affiliations: 
Beta  Theta  Pi;  Mo.  Ath.  Asso.  Clubs:  Univ. 
(mem.  Ath.  Com.);  St.  Louis  C.C;  Stack; 
Noonday.  Hobby:  Tennis,  golf,  B.B.,  hunting 
and  growing  flowers.  Married:  Ruth  Walton, 
May  20,  1916.  Children:  Marie  Elizabeth,  age 
11;  Louis  A.,  2nd,  age  10;  Roland  M.,  Jr.,  in- 
fant. Office:  705  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Home:  18  Princeton,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

HOEVER,  AUGUST  JOSEPH,  baseball. 
Born:  Willows,  Cal.,  Nov.  24,  1893.  Son  of  John 
H.  and  Annie  M.  (Billiou)  Hoever.  Ed.:  Glenn 
Co.  H.S. ;  Stanford. 


HOFFMAN,  FRED,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox 
baseball  team.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  10, 
1895.  Son  of  John  and  Barbara  (Louterback) 
Hoffman.     Ed.:  Yeatman  H.  Sch.   (St.  Louis). 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  (Iowa) 
B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Charleston  (S.C.)  B.B. 
leam.  1917,  mem.  St.  Paul  (Minn.)  BB.  team. 
1919-25,  mem.  N.Y.  Yankees  B.B.  team  (played 
in  world  series,  1921-23).,  1926,  mem.  St.  Paul 
(Minn.)  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Boston  Red- 
Sox  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.N.,  Dec,  1917 ;  gunners'  mate, 
U.S.S.  Jewett,  1918-19;  disch.,  July,  1919. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  4658  Pope  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

HOGAN,  JAMES  LEONARD,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Providence,  R.  I.,  Nov.  27,  1893. 
Son  of  James  B.  and  Julia  (Galvin)  Hogan. 
Ed.:  Villanova  Prep.  Sch.;  Villanova  Coll.;  St. 
John's  Coll. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Villanova  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1912-14,  mem.  Villanova  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Phila.  Natl.  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1915,  mem.  Colonial  League  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Internatl.  League  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  East.  League  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1918-22,  mem.  U.S.A.  boxing  team.  1918-26,  mem. 
U.S.A.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  Lt.,  U.S.A.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  O.T.C,  Jan.-May,  1918;  2nd  Lt.,  June, 
1918;  promoted  1st  Lt.,  Aug.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Bk.  of  Phoebus;  Phi  Kappa  Pi;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Olive  E. 
Hamel,  June  25,  1918.  Children:  James  H.,  age 
8.  Office:  39  Whitehall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Fort  Wood,  Bedloe's  Is.,  N.  Y. 

HOGENDORN,  PAUL  EARL,  football,  wrest- 
ing and  track.  Born:  Colfax,  la.,  June  15,  1906. 
Son  of  Leonard  and  Bessie  (Harper)  Hogen- 
dorn.  Ed.:  Colfax  H.  Sch.,  1925;  Simpson  Coll. 
(Indianola,  la.). 

Recordi:  Mem.  Colfax  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  four  yrs.  (won  State  champ,  in  880  yd. 
run,  1925).  Mem.  Colfax  H.  Sch.  BsktB.  team 
two  yrs.    Mem.   Simpson  Coll.  F.B.,  track  and 


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wrestl.  teams  three  yrs.  (F.B.  team  All-la.  Conf. 
champs.,  1925 ;  picked  as  All.-Ia.  Conf.  1.  h., 
1926 ;  track  team  la.  Conf.  champs.,  1926 ;  capt., 
wrestling  team,  1927-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Kappa  Nu;  "S"  Club  (Simpson  Coll.).  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Address:  314  S.  Oak  Park  Ave.,  Col- 
fax, la. 


HOGUE,  CHARLES  STANTON,  rifle,  pistol. 
Bom:  Charleston,  W.  Va.,  Mar.  20,  1886.  Son  of 
Moses  S.  and  Olive  (Dunham)  Hogue.  Ed.: 
Sisterville  (W.  Va.)  H.  Sen.,  1903;  Ohio  North. 
Univ.   (Ado,  Ohio). 

Record :  19C9,  div.  rifle  and  pistol  competition, 
U.S.A.,  Monterey,  Calif,  (won  silver  medal  in 
rifle).  1911,  Div.  Rifle  and  Pistal  Competition, 
U.S.A.,  Manila,  P.  I.  (won  silver  medal  in  pistol, 
bronze  medal  in  rifle).  1919,  Natl,  matches, 
Caldwell,  N.  J.  (won  gold  medal,  Natl,  individ- 
ual Pistol  match).  1920,  Natl,  matches,  Camp 
Perry,  Ohio ;  mem.  Pa.  Civilian  Rifle  team  (win- 
ner Class  B).  1921,  Natl,  matches,  Camp  Perry, 
Ohio;  mem.  Pa.  Civilian  Rifle  team  (winner 
Class  A  "Soldier  of  Marathon")  ;  mem.  United 
Service  team  (civilian)  ;  won  U.  S.  champ,  in 
rifle,  pistol  and  shotgun.  1922,  Natl,  matches, 
Camp  Perry,  Ohio;  mem.  Pa.  Natl.  Guard  Rifle 
team  (winner  Class  A)  ;  mem.  United  Ser- 
vice team  (Natl.  Guard).  1923,  Natl,  matches, 
Camp  Perry,  Ohio;  mem.  Pa.  Natl.  Guard  Rifle 
team  (winner  Class  C)  ;  mem.  Dewar  team; 
reed.  Distinguished  Rifleman  and  Pistol  Shot 
medals ;  winner  Bonifan  Trophy,  Long  Range 
Individual,  Essington,  Phila.,  Pa.  1923-26,  mem. 
Eastern  Small  Bore  Matches,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.; 
mem.  Frankford  Arsenal  Rifle  Club  (winner 
Small  Bore  Palm,  1923-26,  East,  team  match, 
1925-26  and  Small  Bore  Outdoor  champ,  of  U.  S., 
1925).  1927,  Natl,  matches,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio; 
mem.,  coach  Pa.  Civilian  Rifle  team  (winner 
Class  C)  ;  mem.  United  Service  team;  winner 
Caswell  Trophy,  Small  Bore  team  match;  mem. 
Dewar  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Proof  asst.,  Frankford  Ar- 
senal (Phila.,  Pa.).  Mil.  Service:  Sgt.,  3rd  Inf., 
1905-11  and  2nd  Lt.  111th  Inf.,  1921-23.  Clubs: 
Frankford  Arsenal  Rifle ;  Lawrence  Park  Rifle 
(Erie,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing,  shooting 
and  radio.  Married:  Emma  Wilson,  Dec.  31, 
1923.  Child:  Charles  S.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  Frank- 
ford Arsenal,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  5343  James  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 


Record :  1920-22,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (champ.  B.B.  team,  1922).  1922, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team  (champ.,  1925). 
1926,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.,  Holabird  and  Roche 
(archts.).  Affiliations:  Amer.  Soc.  of  C.  Engrs. ; 
Univ.  Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  St.  Anthony  Club 
(N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.)  ;  Y.M.C.A.  Office:  104  S. 
Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  80  E.  Elm  St., 
Chicago,  111. 

HOLLENBACK,      WILLIAM      MARSHALL, 

Ail-American  fullback,  1908.  Born:  Blue  Ball, 
Pa.,  Feb.  22,  1886.  Son  of  John  Warren  and 
Annie  Jane  (Coffey)  Hollenback.  Ed.:  D.D.S., 
Univ.  Pa.,  1908. 

Record:  1904-06-07-08,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1908).  1908,  picked  Walter  Camp's 
All- Amer.  fullback;  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  hockey 
team ;  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team  I.C.  champs.  1909- 
11-12-13-14,  head  coach,  Pa.  State  Coll.  (unde- 
feated teams,  1909-11-12).  1910,  head  coach, 
Univ.  Mo.  1915,  head  coach,  Pa.  Mil.  Coll. ;  ad- 
visory coach,  U.S.  Naval  Acad.  1916,  head 
coach,  Univ.  Syracuse.  1918-19-21,  advisory 
coach,  Univ.  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  operator.  Affiliations: 
Pa.  A.C. ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Univ.  Pa. 
Gridiron  Club;  Racquet  Club.  Hobby:  Football 
handball,  golf  and  squash  racquets.  Married: 
Marion  Cressman,  1918.  Child:  William  Mar- 
shall, Jr.  Office:  Harrison  Bldg.,  Philadelphia, 
Pa.  Home:  Garden  Court  Apt.,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 


HOLLINGS,  ERNEST,  swimming.  Born: 
Grantham,  Watts,  Eng.,  Dec.  3,  1882.  Son  of 
Wm.  Henry  and  Rachel  Ann  (Hardy)  Hollings. 
Ed.:  Mil.  Sch.  (Aldershot,  Eng.)  ;  Univ.  Utah. 

Record:  1901-15,  brig.  phys.  dir.  and  swim- 
ming instr.  (Leeds,  Eng.).  1906-09.  brig.  phys. 
dir.  and  swimming  instr.  (Bloemfentein,  S. 
Africa).  Coach  Gray  Coll.,  1910-17,  supt  and  pro. 
swimmer  Municipal  pool  (Bloemfentein,  S. 
Africa).  1918-28,  asst.  phys.  dir.  swimming 
instr.  and  coach,  Univ.  Utah  (State  I.C. 
champs.,  1921-25).  1926-28,  mem.  adv.  com.  on 
swimming,  Natl.  Ath.  Collegiate  A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  instr.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Maria  Uys,  Apr.  7,  1907.  Children: 
George,  age  20 ;  Wm.  Henry,  age  19 ;  Ernest,  age 
17 ;  Ivy,  age  15 ;  Lawrence,  age  13 ;  Shirley,  age 
3.  Address:  321  Regent  Bldg.,  Salt  Lake  City, 
Utah. 


HOLABIRD,  WILLIAM,  3RD,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Evanston,  111.,  May  14,  1904. 
Son  of  Robert  and  Leonora  (Van  Eps)  Hola- 
bird. Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.), 
1922;  B.S.,  Yale,  1927. 


HOLLINGSHEAD,  IRVING  W.,  football  and 
rowing.  Born:  New  Egypt,  N.  J.,  Oct.  12,  1871. 
Son  of  Dr.  Enoch  and  Esther  S.  (Woodward) 
Hollingshead.  Ed.:  Friends  Central  H.  Sch.; 
M.D.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1894. 


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Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team. 
1893,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew.  1894,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  class  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Union  League ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Over- 
brook  G.C.  Married:  Florence  E.  Buckingham, 
Worcester,  Mass.,  Oct.  15,  1901.  Address:  123 
S.  18th  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


HOLLISTER,  EVAN,  held  intercollegiate 
half  mile  record,  1896-1905.  Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Apr.  28,  1875.  Son  of  Frank  M.  and  Mary 
(Evans)  Hollister.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1897; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Buffalo,  1899. 

Record:  1894,  awarded  Harvard  varsity  "H". 
1895,  awarded  Harvard  varsity  "H ;"  won  half 
mile  race  I.C.  games ;  mem.  Harvard  relay 
teams  (I.C.  one  mile  relay  racing  champs., 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.,  1895).  1896,  awarded  Harvard 
varsity  "H" ;  won  half  mile  race  I.C.  games ; 
mem.  Harvard  relay  racing  champs.  Phila.,  Pa., 
Apr.,  1896 ;  won  *4  and  %  mile  races  in  Har- 
vard-Pa. dual  games ;  broke  I.C.  half  mile  record 
at  N.  Y.,  May,  1896  (time  1  min.  56  4/5  sec). 
1897,  awarded  Harvard  varsity  "H ;"  won  half 
mile  race  I.C.  games ;  mem.  Harvard  relay 
teams  winning  I.C.  one  mile  relay  racing 
champ.,  Phila.,  Apr.,  1897,  unofficial  time  for  14 
mile  at  Franklin  Field,  Phila.  in  relay  race  in 
1897  (48  min.  1/5  sec.)  ;  won  14  and  1/2  mile 
races  in  Harvard-Pa.  dual  games ;  won  %  and 
1/2  mile  race  in  Harvard-Yale  dual  games.  1897- 
1928,  held  Harvard  half  mile  record  (1  min. 
54  2/5  sec),  record  being  tied  by  William  J. 
Bingham  in  1916. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  Locke,  Babcock, 
Hollister  &  Brown.  War  Record:  Comnd.  capt. 
F.A.,  N.A.,  Fort  Niagara,  Nov.,  1917 ;  capt.  302nd 
F.A.  Affiliations:  Dir.  N.Y.  Joint  Stock  Land 
Bank,  Rochester,  N.Y. ;  Associated  Harvard 
Clubs  (pres.)  ;  Harvard  Alumni  Asso.  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  dir.  Buffalo  Historical  Soc  Clubs: 
Saturn  (Buffalo)  ;  Boone  and  Crockett  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobbij:  Big  game  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Ruth  Albright,  Apr.  21,  1904. 
Children:  Mary,  age  21;  Evan,  Jr.,  age  20. 
Office:  810  Mfgrs.  &  Traders  Bldg.,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.    Home:  46  Norwood  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


HOLLISTER,  GEORGE  CLAY,  track.  Bom: 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Sept.  8,  1871.  Son  of 
Harvey  J.  and  Martha  (Clay)  Hollister.  Ed.: 
Boston  Latin  Sch.,  1892;  A.B.,  Yale,  1896. 

Record:  1889-92,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch.  F.B. 
and  tennis  teams  (capt.  tennis  and  mgr.  F.B.). 
1892-96,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Affiliations:  Fathers 
and  Sons  Golf  Asso.  Clubs:  St.  Andrews  G.C; 
Green  Meadow  G.C;  Univ.;  "Y"  (Yale).  Hob- 
by: Golf,  tennis,  fencing  and  shooting.  Married: 
Martha  Swift,  June  1,  1899.     Children:  Martha, 


age  23 ;  Anita,  age  21 ;  Dickerman,  age  17 ; 
Patricia,  age  10.  Office:  60  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  Lawrence  Pk.,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 

HOLLISTER,  JOHN  WILLIS,  baseball.  Born: 
North  Pawlet,  Vt.,  Oct.  21,  1869.  Son  of  Francis 
Stephen  and  Julia  L.  (Warner)  Hollister.  Ed.: 
Putnam  Inst.  (Cambridge,  N.  Y.)  ;  Middlebury 
Coll.;  B.A.,  Williams  Coll.,  1893;  LL.B.,  Mich. 
Univ.,  1896. 

Record:  1889,  pitcher,  Laureate  Boat  C 
(Troy,  N.  Y.)  B.B.  team;  won  local  Amateur 
League  pennant.  1890,  pitcher,  Middlesbury  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1891-93,  pitcher  and  catcher,  Wil- 
liams Coll.  B.B.  team  (capt,  '93).  1893,  mem. 
Williams  Coll.  F.B.  and  indoor  track  teams. 
1894-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  and 
B.B.  (pitcher)  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asso.  editor  and  acct.,  Flor- 
ists' Review  Pub.  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Edgebrook  G.C  Office:  508  S.  Dear- 
born St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  5048  Central  Pk. 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

HOLMAN,  NAT,  captain  world's  basketball 
champions,  N.  Y.  Celtics.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y., 
Oct.  19,  1896.  Ed.:  H.  Sch  of  Commerce;  Sar- 
age  Sch.  Phys.  Ed.;  B.P.E.,  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  H.  Sch.  of  Commerce 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917,  mem.  Sar- 
age  Sch.  Phys.  Ed.  Bskt.B.  team.   1918-27,  Bskt. 

B.  coach  City  Coll.,  N.  Y.  1919,  mem.  German- 
town  pro.  Bskt.B.  team  of  Phila.  (team  won 
East.  Pro.  League  champ.).  1920-27,  mem.  N.  Y. 
Celtic  pro.  Bskt.B.  team  (team  widely  known 
as  "World's  Pro.  Bskt.B.  Team";  won  Amer. 
Pro.  Bskt.B.  League  champ.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  of  hygiene,  City  Coll., 
N.  Y.  Naval  Service:  U.  S.  Navy,  seaman.  Af- 
filiations: Commodore  A.C. ;  Mason;  author  of 
"Scientific  Basketball."    Office:  City  Coll.,  N.  Y. 

C,  N.  Y.    Home:  616  W.  137th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

HOLMES,  GLENN  T.,  football.  Born:  Car- 
roll Co.,  111.,  Apr.  26,  1897.  Son  of  Thomas  W. 
and  Ida  Holmes.  Ed.:  111.  H.  Sch.;  Lake  Forest 
Coll.,  1916 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1927. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  111.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (State  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1915;  All-State  F.B.  guard  and  capt.,  1916). 
1916,  mem.  Lake  Forest  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1921-25,  coach  Freeport  H.  Sch. 
(F.B.  champs.,  1924-25;  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1925). 
1926-28,  freshman  F.B.  and  asst.  Bskt.B.  coach 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Freshman  F.B.  coach,  Univ. 
of  Wis.  Affiliations:  Phi  Pi  Epsilon;  Mason; 
Wis.  F.B.  Official.  Married:  Olive  Wolfe,  Dec. 
31,  1917.  Children:  Marjorie,  age  7;  Jean,  age 
3.  Office:  Univ.  Gym.,  Langdon  St.,  Madison, 
Wis.   Home:  1107  Van  Buren,  Madison,  Wis. 


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HOLMES,  JAY  M.,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Burn:  Fremont,  Nebr.,  July  14,  1891.  Son 
of  Lewis  Cass  and  Ruth  Holmes.  Ed.:  Fremont 
H.  Sch. ;  Bellevue  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Fremont  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(4  yrs.).  Mem.  Fremont  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
7vlem.  Bellevue  Coll.  F.B.  team  (3  yrs.).  Mem. 
Bellevue  Coll.  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Travelers  Inc.  Co. 
War  Record:  Capt.  134  Inf.  34th  div.  mem.  A.B. 
F.,  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Ma- 
son ;  Boy  Scouts ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Elks ;  Natl. 
Child  Welfare  Com. ;  Concord  C.C. ;  Univ.  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Grace  I.  Holmes.  Chil- 
dren: Jay,  age  15.  Office:  2064  du  Pont  Bldg., 
Wilmington,  Dela.  Home:  2  Villa  Monterey, 
Wilmington,  Dela. 

HOLMES,  PRESLEY  D.,  swimming.  Born: 
Southwest  Harbor,  Me.,  Mar.  5,  1899.  Son  of 
Wm.  T.  and  Margaret  (Walker)  Holmes.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1919. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  swimming 
team   (won  1st  place  Plunge  Conf.  Meet.  1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor,  A.  J.  Nystrom  & 
Co.,  Chicago,  111.  Mil.  Record:  O.T.S.,  Field 
Artillery,  Camp  Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Sigma ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma ;  Phi 
Lambda  Upsilon;  Univ.  G.C.  (Chicago).  Mar- 
ried: Mildred  Rufsvold,  1919.  Children:  Pris- 
cilla  Karen,  age  3.  Offices  3333  Elston  Ave., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  6219  N.  Newcastle,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 

HOLMES,  ROBERT  FRANCIS,  West.  1.0. 
wrestling  champ.  Bom:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  July 
20,  1900.  Son  of  J.  A.  and  Mary  (Coleman) 
Holmes.     Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1927. 

Record:  1912,  All-Univ.  wrestling  lightweight 
champ.  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  wrestling 
team  (capt.,  1924).  1924,  West.  I.C.  wrestling 
lightweight  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  En- 
listed June,  1927 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
rank  corp.,  1919;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  128th  Inf. 
W.N.G.,  1923.  Affiliations:  "W"  C  (Univ.  of 
Wis.)  ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Office:  Box  212,  Bara- 
boo,  Wis.    Home:  122  Maple  St.,  Baraboo,  Wis. 

HOLMAN,  CHARLES  W.,  holds  worlds  loop- 
ing record,  1433  consecutive  loops.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec.  27,  1898.  Son  of  Wm. 
Judson  and  Jane  Elizabeth  Holman.  Ed.:  Pub. 
sch. ;  Shokopee  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1923,  won  1st  place  in  acrobatic  fly- 
ing at  Pulitzer  air  meet  (St.  Louis).  1924, 
won  2nd  place  "On  to  Dayton"  race,  Pulitzer 
air  meet  (Dayton).  1927,  won  1st  place,  Natl. 
Air  Derby  (N.  Y.  and  Spokane)  ;  won  Spokane- 
Portland  Air  Derby.  Holder  world's  looping 
record  (1433  consecutive  loops). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  N.  W.  Airway,  Inc. 
(air  mail  contractors).  Affiliations:  Natl.  Air 
Pilots  Asso. ;  Co-operative  Club;  Calhoun  Beach 
Club.  Hobby:  Aviation.  Office:  4th  and  Cedar 
Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  4338  Harriet  Ave., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 


HOLMES,  H.  CLAUDE,  football  and  tennis. 
Bom:  Hadley,  Md.,  Nov.  5,  1883.  -Son  of  Charles 
and  Mary  (Hollwell)  Holms.  Ed.:  Friends  Univ. 
Prep.  Sch.,  1903;  A.B.,  Friends  Univ.,  1907; 
D.D.S.,  N.  West.  Univ.,  1910. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Friends  Univ.  Prep. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1903-06,  mem.  Friends  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1904).  1909,  mem. 
N.  West.  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1913-14, 
played  in  City  tennis  tournaments,  won  Class 
B.  Wichita,  Kans.  singles  (1913),  won  Class  B. 
Wichita,  Kans.  doubles  (1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
Ath.  Com.,  Friends  Univ.;  Y.M.C.A.  (Bd.  of 
dir.)  ;  Civitan  Club;  Omicron  Kappa  Upsilon. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Ardelle  Street,  Oct. 
11,  1913.  Children:  Lawrence,  age  11 ;  Mildred, 
age  9.  Office:  603  Beacon  Bldg.,  Wichita,  Kans. 
Home:  425  S.  Vine  St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 


HOLT,  HENRY  CHANDLER,  mem.  Walter 
Camp's  All-American  football  team,  1901-02. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  13,  1881.  Son  of 
George  C.  and  Mary  (Bowen)  Holt.  Ed.:  Wood- 
stock Acad. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  B.A.,  Yale, 
1903. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1901-02,  chosen  by  Walter  Camp  on  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Cen.  Union  Trust 
Co.  (N.  Y.).  Affiliations:  Mason;  treas-dir., 
Constantinople  Women's  Coll. ;  treas.-dir.,  Gren- 
fell  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  treas.-dir.,  Forty  Secred 
Sheet  Property  Owner's  and  Merchants  Asso. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Scull  and  Bones.  Clubs: 
Univ.;  "Y"  (Yale  of  N.  Y.)  ;  Uptown;  Ardsley; 
Civitan.  Married:  Margaret  Carson,  Oct.  20, 
1919.  Children:  Margaret  C,  age  7 ;  Mary  B., 
and  Susanna  A.  (twins),  age  4.  Office:  40  E. 
42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  55  E.  86th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


HOLT,  PRESTON,  football  and  soccer.  Born: 
Portland,  Ore.,  June  20,  1898.  Son  of  Walter  A. 
and  Agnes  (Earhart)  Holt.  Ed.:  Lincoln  H.  S. 
(Portland)  ;  Stanford. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Lincoln  H.S.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  soccer  (capt,  '15)  teams.  1918,  Stan- 
ford SA.T.C.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-19, 
mem.  SA.T.C,  Stanford  soccer  and  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  F.B.).  1919-20,  mem.  Stanford  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.  elect,  '20). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking,  E.  H. 
Rollins  &  Sons;  mgr.  Portland  (Ore.)  office. 
Mil.  Service:  Presidio,  Stanford  S.A.T.C,  1917- 
18.  Affiliations:  Multnomah  Amateur  A.C. ;  Mult- 
nomah G.C.  (Portland,  Ore.);  Chi  Psi;  Ore. 
Stanford  C. ;  Portland  Rowing  C.  Married: 
Laura  Olbrich.  Children:  Walter  Wesley,  infant. 
Office:  307  U.  S.  Bank  Bldg.,  Portland,  Ore. 
Home:  860  Northrup  St.,  Portland,  Ore. 

HOLTON,  EDWARD  PAYSON,  track.  Born: 
Hillsgrove  MacDonough  Co.,  111.,  Feb.  24,  1864. 
Son  of  Rev.  Isaac  Farwell  and  Mary  Susan 
(Warner)  Hoi  ton.  Ed.:  Amherst  Coll.,  A.B., 
1887 ;  M.A.,  1890 ;  B.D.,  Yale  ;  Andover  Theologi- 
cal Seminary. 

Record:  1886,  mem.  N.  Y.  Manhattan  Club 
track  team.  1887,  mem.  Charter  Oak  Pk.  track 
team.  1889,  mem.  Yale  track  and  cross  country 
team   (won  cross  country  champ.). 

Mil.  Service:  During  war  assisted  Local  Gov. 
in  India,  in  charge  of  Criminal  Tribe  Settle- 
ment (without  compensation).  Affiliations: 
Esses  N.  Cong.  Ministerial  Asso.  Hobby:  Phi- 
lately, golf  and  motoring.  Married:  Gertrude 
M.  Sears,  Aug.  24,  1894.  Children:  Henry  Stan- 
ley, age  29 ;  Ruth  Gladys,  age  26 ;  Sylvia  Gates, 
age  24.   Address:  New  Ipswich,  N.  H. 

HOMANS,  EUGENE  VANDERPOOL,  Met- 
ropolitan golf  champion,  1928.  Born:  Engle- 
wood,  New  Jersey,  February  25,  1908.  Son  of 
Sheppard  and  Loraine  (Vanderpool)  Homans. 
Education:  Princeton,  1931. 

Record:  1922-27,  won  New  Jersey  State  jun- 
ior golf  championship.  1925,  won  Greenwich 
invitation  tournament.  1926-27,  won  Metropoli- 
tan junior  golf  championship.  1928,  won  Met- 
i-opolitan  golf  championship ;  captain  of  Prince- 
ton freshman  golf  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Engle- 
wood  Golf;  Knickerbocker  Golf.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Address:  Englewood,  New  Jersey. 

HOMANS,  SHEPPARD,  All-American  full- 
back, 1890-91.  Born:  Englewood,  N.  J.,  Sept. 
24,  1870.  Son  of  Sheppard  and  Sarah  L.  Ho- 
mans.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Princeton,  1892. 

Record:  1889-92,  mem.  of  Princeton  football 
and  wrestling  teams  (won  wrestling  champ., 
3890-92).  1890-91,  chosen  by  Walter  Camp  as 
All-Amer.  f.b.  1911,  mem.  Princeton  coaching 
staff;  pres.  West  Side  Tennis  Club.  1926,  won 
with  son,  Eugene  V.  Homans,  "Father  and  Son" 
Metropolitan  Golf  champ.  1927-28,  won  Pine- 
hurst  "Father  and  Son"  Golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance,  mem.  firm 
Prosser  &  Homans.  Clubs:  National ;  Engle- 
wood ;  The  Links.  Married:  Loraine  E.  Van- 
derpool, 1905.  Children:  Loraine  E. ;  Eugene 
Vanderpool;  Mary  I.  Office:  120  Broadway, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.   Home:  Englewood,  N.  J. 


HONAKER,  LOMBE  SCOTT,  athletic  direc- 
tor, Maryville  College.  Bom:  Bland,  Va.,  Sept. 
25,  1888.  Son  of  John  R.  and  Mary  Jane  (Scott) 
Honaker.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Roanoke  Coll.,  1912;  Univ. 
of  111.   (summer  sch.). 

Record:  Mem.  Roanoke  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  two  yrs.  Mem.  Roanoke  Coll.  var- 
sity track  and  B.B.  team  three  yrs.  1914-17, 
coach,  Lincoln  Coll.  (Lincoln,  111.).  1917-18, 
coach,  Baldwin-Wallace  Coll.  (Berea,  Ohio). 
1919-21,  coach  S.  West.  Univ.  (Georgetown, 
Tex.).  1921-28,  coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B., 
Maryville  Coll  (Maryville,  Tenn).  Has  sent 
seven  coll.  men  to  "big  league"  B.B.  teams  dur- 
ing last  six  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Maryville  Coll. 
Affiliations:  Mason.  Married:  Helen  Brooks, 
May  31,  1917.  Children:  Lombe  Scott,  Jr.,  age 
9;  Stuart  Ross,  age  4.  Office:  Maryville  Coll., 
Maryville,  Tenn.  Home:  Wilson  Ave.,  Mary- 
ville, Tenn. 

HONEYCUTT,   FRANCIS    WEBSTER,   capt. 

Amer.  Olympic  fencing  team,  1920.  Born:  Al- 
catraz  Island,  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  May  26, 
1883.  Son  of  John  Thos.  and  Jennie  (Webster) 
Honeycutt.  Ed.:  St.  Thomas  Hall  (Holly 
Springs,  Miss.)  ;  Central  H.  Sch.  (Washington, 
D.   C.)  ;   U.S.M.A.,  1904. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  fencing  team, 
(I.C.  champ.).     1905,  won  2d.  pi.  in  Natl,  foil 

champ.  1912,  mem.  5th  Field  Arty,  polo  team 
(runner-up   Army   polo   champ.,   D.   C).     1920, 

capt.   Amer.   Olympic  fencing  team    (foil   team 

won  3rd  pi.).     1921,  Natl,  foil  champ.;  2nd  pi. 

in  Natl.  Epee  champ.  1921  and  '23,  capt.  Amer. 

fencing  team  vs.  Britain. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Major  U.S.A.  Field  Arty. 
Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  338th  F.A.,  Camp  Dodge, 
Iowa,  Sept.-June,  1918;  temp,  col.,  June-Nov., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Army  A.A. ;  Amateur  Fencers 
League  of  Amer. ;  Racquet  C.  Married  .-Mar- 
garet Harmon,  Aug.  28,  1910.  Children:  John 
Thomas,  age  16 ;  Margaret,  age  14 ;  Jane,  age 
8.     Office:  Ft.  Sill,  Okla. 

HOOD,  WILBUR  KENNETH,  basketball, 
tennis.  Born:  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind.,  Mar.  29,  1899. 
Son  of  Charles  A.  and  Desdamona  (Ball)  Hood. 
Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. ;  Wash.  H.  Sch.  (Portland,  Ore.), 
1916 ;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1920. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  H.  Sch.  intersch.  doubles 
champ,  tennis  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Stanford 
freshmen  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.).  1917-20,  mem. 
Standford  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (won  Pacific 
Coast  I.C.  champ.,  1919-20).  1919-20,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agency  Organizer,  Mutual 
Life  Ins.  Co.  (N.Y.C.).  Mil.  Record:  Mem.  S.A. 
T.C.,  Stanford,  1918.  Affiliations:  Circle  "S" 
Soc,  Stanford  (Pres.,  1919-20)  ;  Enavants ;  Kap- 


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pa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf  and  bridge.  Married: 
Lucile  Loyd,  Apr.  5,  1923.  Child:  Barbara  Dawn, 
age  3.  Office:  419  Corbett  Bldg.,  Portland,  Ore 
Home:  1493  E.  32nd  St.,  Portland,  Ore. 

HOOKS,  DAVID  MUNRO,  swimming.  Bom: 
Holyoke,  Mass.,  May  9,  1883.  Son  of  John  and 
Janet  (Munro)  Hooks.  Ed.:  Holyoke  H.  Scb., 
1903 ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1907. 

Record :  1899-1903,  mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1903-07,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  swimming  teams.  1909- 
28,  instr.  phy.  ed.,  Dewitt  Clinton  H.  Sch.  (won 
Nat'l.  Inter-Sch.  100-220-400  yd.  swimming  rec- 
ord ;  won  world's  50-150-200-400  yd.  back  stroke 
record ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  phy.  ed.  Affiliations: 
Mason  ;  R.A.M. ;  K.T. ;  A.A.O.N.M.S. ;  Amer.  Soc. 
of  Phy.  Ed.;  N.  Y.  Chapter,  I.C.F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Swimming  and  fishing.  Married:  Maud 
Elida  Montgomery,  June  8,  1911.  Children: 
Janet  Montgomery,  age  15;  Vida.  Munro,  age  13; 
Maida,  age  12 ;  John  Montgomery,  age  7.  Office: 
DeWitt  Clinton  H.  Sch.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  11 
Ogden  Ave.,  West  Englewood,  N.  J. 

HOOPER,  ROBERT  POOLE,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  5,  1901.  Son  of  Robert 
P.  and  Marion  (Bayless)  Hooper.  Ed.:  Chestnut 
Hill  Acad.  (Phila.);  Culver  Mil.  Acad.;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1922. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  "Rough  Riding"  squad, 
Culver  Black  Horse  troop.  1916-17-18,  mem. 
Chestnut  Hill  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
hockey  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1917).  1920-21, 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem. 
Princeton  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  William  E.  Hoop- 
er &  Sons  Co.  (mgr.  Chicago  office).  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Princeton  Naval  Unit,  1918;  1st  Troop, 
Phila.  City  Cavalry,  1923-24-25-2G-27.  Clubs: 
Univ.  H.Y.P.  Married:  Consuelo  Lee,  Oct.  1, 
1924.  Children:  Virginia  Lee,  age  2;  Robert 
Poole,  3rd,  age  1.  Office:  323  S.  Franklin  St., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  The  Homestead,  Evanston, 
111. 

HOOPER,  R.  WINSTON,  track.  Born:  Indian 
Creek,  Tex.,  Apr.  13,  1903.  Son  of  R.  B.  and 
Amanda  (Warnock)  Hooper.  Ed.:  Weatherford 
Coll.  (Tex.)  ;  John  Tarleton  Coll.  (Stephenville, 
Tex.)  ;  Southern  Meth.  Univ.  (Dallas,  Tex.). 

Record:  1921,  won  Tex.  Acad,  champ,  in  mi. 
and  %-mi.  race  (1  mi.,  4:22.5,  and  %-mi.,  2:04). 
Won  Tex.  Jr.  Coll.  champ,  mi.,  %-mi.  and  %-mi. 
race  (mi.,  4:41;  %-mi.,  2.01;  %-mi.,  .51).  1925 
and  1927,  Southwestern  Conf.  champ.  (1925,  mi., 
4.23.9;  1926,  mi.,  4  :21.8,  and  y2-mi.,  1:57.9).  1927, 
won  Southwestern  Exposition  meet  record  (1- 
mi.,  4:32.2  and  ^-mi..  2:00);  capt.  Southern 
Meth.  Univ.  track  team    (Southwestern  Exposi- 


tion meet  champs.).    Track  honor  roll  of  Amer- 
ica (1925,  1  mi.;  1927,  1  mi.  and  y2  mi.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  504  10th 
St.,  Ballinger,  Tex. 

HOOVER,  WALTER  MCCALL,  winner  of 
the  Diamond  Sculls  (Hanley,  England),  1922. 
Born:  Duluth,  Minn.,  July  29,  1895.  Son  of 
Harriet  (McCall)  Hoover. 

Record:  1913,  rowed  in  Duluth  Boats  clubs 
Jr.  8  (Intermediate  and  Senior  Natl,  champ.). 
1914,  won  N.  West.  Jr.  and  Senior  singles 
fhamp.  as  well  as  rowing  in  Senior  8  (again 
N.  West,  and  National  champ.).  1915,  won 
National  1%  mile  dash  in  single  (in  1:08) 
which  still  stands  as  National  record.  1921, 
won  Asso.  single  champ.  1^4  mile  champ. 
(won  4  races  in  Natl,  regatta)  ;  won  %  and  1% 
Peoples  regatta ;  challenged  Kelly  who  had  been 
presented  with  cup  emblematic  of  world's 
champ.  1922,  won  Phila.  gold  challenge  cup 
(world's  champ.),  in  competition  with  Costello, 
Gilmore,  Belyca  (Canadian  champ.)  ;  won  Dia- 
mond sculls  (Henley,  England).  1925,  won 
Natl,  singles  sculls  champ.,  1%  miles;  set 
course  records  for  %  mile  dash  and  1%  mile 
race  on  Schuylkill.  1926,  won  Natl,  singles 
sculls  champ,  in  both  1%  miles  and  %  mile 
dash,  as  well  as  13  other  races,  including  Can- 
adian 14  and  1%  champ.;  also  coached  Undine 
Barge  Club's  crews,  beating  world's  record  for 
greatest  number  of  wins  in  one  yr.  by  any  club 
or  coll. ;  former  record  27  wins ;  Undines  record, 
41  wins,  among  them  9  Amer.  and  Canadian 
Natl,  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mechanical  engr.  Army 
Service:  Pvt.  Co.  A.,  3rd  Minn.  Inf.,  Mexican 
border,  1916;  Lt.  C.A.  33rd  Arty.,  1917-18. 
Clubs:  Undine  Barge  Married:  Isabel  McLean. 
Children:  Katherine,  age  3;  Harriet,  age  2. 
Office:  Steel  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3308  Ham- 
ilton St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

HOPKINS,  JOHNS,  baseball  and  soccer. 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  May  5,  1893.  Son  of 
Johns  and  Mary  R.  (Gill)  Hopkins.  Ed.:  Epis- 
copal Acad.,  1911;  A.B.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1915. 

Record:  Mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  B.B.,  track, 
soccer  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  soccer  team, 
1910).  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  soccer 
team.  1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1921-25,  mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club  soccer 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec.  U.G.I.  Co.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1917,  mem.  A.E.F.,  dis- 
charged capt.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Varsity  Club ;  Merion  Cricket  Club ;  Phila. 
Club;  St.  Anthony  Club;  Gulph  Mills  G.C.  Mar- 
ried: Emilie  D.  Williams,  Jan.  8,  1918.  Children: 
Mary,  age  7;  Virginia,  age  5;  Sheila  (infant). 
Office:  1401  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home: 
Wynnewood,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 


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HOPPERT,  ERNEST  H.,  baseball,  basketball. 
Born:  Sheboygan,  Wis.,  Jan.  19,  1891.  Son  of 
C.  W.  and  Sophia  (Kaufman)  Hoppert.  Ed.: 
Sheboygan  H.  Sen.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  Sheboygan  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1908-09 
and  B.B.  team,  1909-10).  1911,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ. 
Wis.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (BB.  team  West. 
Conf.  champs.,  1912 ;  chosen  as  West.  Conf.'s 
leading  batter,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Madison 
State  League  pro  B.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem. 
Branders  (Omaha)  Bskt.B.  team  (played  A.A. 
U.  Bskt.B.  champ.,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Extension  horticulturist, 
Univ.  Nebr.  Coll.  of  Agr.  (Lincoln).  Mil.  Record: 
Assigned  to  agr.  production  div.  Affiliations: 
Nebr.  Hort.  Soc.  (pres.,  1923,  sec,  1924-27)  ; 
Hoppers  and  Howard  Orchards ;  Alpha  Zeta, 
Sigma  Gamma  Delta,  Univ.  Wis.  "W"  Club. 
Hobby:  Swimming  and  fishing.  Married:  Clara 
Helen  Hauxchild,  June  20,  1917.  Children: 
Marion  Ruth,  age  9 ;  Margaret  Gertrude,  age  5 ; 
Dorothy  Jean,  age  1.  Office:  Coll.  of  Agr.,  Lin- 
coln, Nebr.  Home:  2915  Georgian  Ct.,  Lincoln,, 
Nebr. 

HOPPER,  ROBERT,  mem.  Walter  Camp's 
All-American  football  team,  1918.  Bom:  Ridge- 
wood,  N.  J.,  Jan.  11,  1900.  Son  of  Bertrand 
and  Margretta  (Banta)  Hopper.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1918,  selected  on  Walter  Camp's  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team.  (1918-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
F.B.  team   (capt.,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Hopper  Paper  Co. 
Naval  Record:  U.S.N.R.F.,  discharged,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon.  Clubs:  Rotary; 
Commonwealth;  Univ.;  C.C.  of  Va.  Married: 
Mary  Ferguson,  Oct.  16,  1926.  Address:  7th 
and  Everett  St.,  Richmond,  Va. 

HORIGAN,  JAMES  BERNARD,  football. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Jan.  9,  1879.  Son  of  John 
and  Johanna  (Murphy)  Horigan.  Ed.:  George- 
town Univ.,  A.B.,  A.M.,  LL.B. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Fed- 
eral Bar  Asso. ;  Legal  Adv.  Bd. ;  Georgetown 
A.C. ;  "G"  Club  (Georgetown  Univ.).  Hobby: 
Football.  Married:  Josephine  Clements,  Nov.  23, 
1910.  Children:  James  B.,  Jr.,  age  15 ;  Frederick 
J.,  age  12;  John  C,  age  6.  Office:  1420  K  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1747  Kilbourn  St., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

HORN,  GEORGE  J.,  South  Atlantic  mile 
Champion,  1912.  Bom:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Nov.  4, 
1893.  Son  of  George  G.  and  Rosa  (Aner)  Horn. 
Ed.:  Loyola  H.  Sch.;  Catholic  Univ.,  1916. 


Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Loyola  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team, 
1911-12).  1912,  South  Atlantic  1-mile  champ. 
1912-15,  mem.  Catholic  Univ.  cross  country  team. 
1912-16,  mem.  Catholic  Univ.  track  and  F.B. 
teams.  Mem.  Catholic  Univ.  1-mile  relay  team 
S.  Atlantic  champs.,  1916.  1909-25,  mem.  Balti- 
more Cross  Country  Club  team  (pres.,  1918-26). 
1917-28,  officiated  at  F.B.  games  and  track  meets 
in  Baltimore  and  Wash.  1922-24,  sec.-treas.,  S. 
Atlantic  Asso.  A.A.U.  1925,  treas.  SA.  A.A.U. 
1924-28,  track  coach,  Loyola  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Horn  and  Horn  Cafe- 
teria and  Lunch  Room.  Mil.  Service:  Experi- 
mental Development  Div.  Chem.  Warfare  Ser- 
vice, 1918-19.  Hobby:  Track.  Married:  Lucille 
Coslahan,  Baltimore,  Md.,  May  7,  1918.  Office: 
304  E.  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home: 
Oaklyn  Apt.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

HORN,  MIRIAM  BURNS,  National  golf 
champion,  1927.  Born:  Kansas  City,  Missouri, 
February  3,  1904.  Daughter  of  Clinton  S.  and 
Mabel  (McComb)  Burns.  Education:  Westport 
High  School  (Kansas  City,  Missouri)  ;  Univer- 
sity of  Kansas  (Lawrence,  Kansas)  ;  North- 
western University  (Evanston,  Illinois)  ;  Hor- 
ner Institute  and  Conservatory  (Kansas  City, 
Missouri). 

Record:  1920-21-22-23-24-27,  'won  city  golf 
championship.  1921-22,  won  State  golf  cham- 
pionship. 1923,  won  Western  golf  champion- 
ship. 1924,  runner-up  in  Western  golf  cham- 
pionship. 1924-25,  won  Northwestern  Univer- 
sity golf  championship.  1925,  semi-finalist  and 
medalist  in  Western  golf  championship ;  runner- 
up  in  Chicago  city  golf  championship.  1926-27, 
won  City  Medal  Play  golf  championship.  1927, 
won  Trans^Mississippi  golf  championship  ;  won 
national  golf  championship. 

Affiliation:  Sigma  Alpha  Iota.  Clubs:  Mil- 
burn  Golf  and  Country  (Kansas  City,  Mis- 
souri) ;  Westmoreland  Golf  (Evanston,  Illi- 
nois). Married:  Joseph  F.  Horn,  Jr.,  June  6, 
1925  (divorced  July  9,  1927).  Children:  Ken- 
neth Bradford,  age  2.  Address:  26  East  69th 
Street  Terrace,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

HORNBLOWER,  RALPH,  hockey.  Bom: 
Arlington,  Mass.,  Feb.  26,  1891.  Son  of  Henry 
and  Hattie  (Wood)  Hornblower.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1911. 

Record:  1909-11,  capt.  Harvard  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hornblower  and  Weeks, 
bankers  and  brokers.  Naval  Service:  Lt.  Naval 
Res.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Eleanor  Green- 
wood. Children:  Henry,  2nd ;  Ralph,  Jr.  Office: 
60  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  17  W. 
Cedar  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


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HORNER,  JOHN  M.,  football.  Born:  Wil- 
liamsport,  Pa.,  Aug.  23,  1869.  Son  of  Thomas 
D.  and  Elizabeth  A.  (Pierce)  Horner.  Ed.: 
D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team.    1901-02-03,  coach,  Erie  Cen.  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Erie 
County  Dental  Asso. ;  Pa.  State  Dental  Asso. ; 
Arner.  Dental  Asso. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club. 
Hobby:  Boy  Scouts.  Married:  Elizabeth  Bright. 
Children:  John  Thomas,  age  20.  Office:  805 
Commerce  Bldg.,  Erie,  Pa.  Home:  1057  W.  7th 
St.,  Erie,  Pa. 


HORNER,  JOSEPH,  JR.,  track  and  field  ath. 
Born:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Nov.  21,  1887.  Son 
of  Joseph  and  Sarah  Elizabeth  (Knowlson)  Hor- 
ner. Ed.:  Grand  Rapids  H.  S.,  1907;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Grand  Rapids  H.S.  track  team 
(eapt,  '07).  1907,  made  Mich.  Intersch.  shot-put 
and  pole  vault  records ;  mem.  track  team  win- 
ning N.  West.  Univ.  scholastic  meet.  1909-11, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team  (capt.,  '11; 
broke  I.C.A.A.A.  shot-put  record  at  Cambridge, 
'11).  Still  holds  Mich,  shot-put  record.  1910, 
rep.  Chicago  A.A.  at  Pittsburgh,  Seattle,  World's 
Fair  and  San  Francisco. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cir.  and  Natl.  adv.  mgr., 
Green  Bay  (Wis.)  Press-Gazette.  Naval  Service: 
Naval  Aviation,  Ground  Sch.,  M.I.T.  (Cam- 
bridge) ;  Flying  Sch.  (Key  West,  Fla.),  C.Q.M. 
(A.),  1918.  Affiliations:  Part  owner  Appleton 
Post-Crescent;  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  Natl.  Phys.  Ed. 
Com.;  chrmn.  Y.M.C.A.  Wis.  State  Phys.  Ed. 
Com. ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Masons ;  dir.  Green  Bay  Com- 
munity Chest;  chrmn.  Brown  Co.  (Wis.)  Chap., 
Amer.  Red  Cross ;  Rotary.  Hobby:  Music  and 
Art.  Married:  Loraine  Weise,  June  28,  1919. 
Children:  Barbara  Jane,  age  7 ;  Joseph,  3rd,  6 
mos.  Office:  Walnut  &  Madison,  Green  Bay, 
Wis.  Home:  816  S.  Madison  St.,  Green  Bay,  Wis. 


HORNSBY,  ROGERS,  manager  of  the  Bos- 
ton Braves  professional  baseball  team.  Bom: 
Runnels  County,  Texas,  April  27,  1896.  Son  of 
Edward  and  Mary  (Dallas)  Hornsby.  Educa- 
tion: North  Fort  Worth  High  School. 

Record:  1914,  played  with  the  Dallas  Base- 
ball Club ;  released  to  Hugo ;  released  to  Denni- 
son.  1915,  played  with  Dennison  Baseball  Club ; 
sold  to  St.  Louis.  1916-26,  played  with  St.  Louis 
Cardinals  (created  National  League  record  for 
home  runs  (42),  1922;  established  new  modern 
major  league  batting  mark  with  .4235,  1924;  ap- 
pointed manager  of  St.  Louis  Cardinals  and 
given  the  National  League  most  valuable  player 
award).  1926-27,  traded  to  the  New  York  Na- 
tionals.   1928,  traded  to  Boston  Braves. 


Affiliations:  Mason.  Office:  Boston  Braves 
Park,  Boston,  Masachusetts.  Home:  Anglum, 
Missouri. 

HORRELL,  EDWIN  C,  capt.  Univ.  Calif, 
football  team.  Born:  Jackson,  Mo.,  Sept.  29, 
1902.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Lucie  (Riley)  Hor- 
rell.  Ed.:  Pasadena  (Calif.)  H.  Sch.;  Univ. 
Calif.  (Berkeley),  1925;  B.S.,  Coll.  of  Commerce. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  track,  tennis  and  swimming  teams 
(capt.  F.B.  and  tennis  teams).  1921,  mem. 
Calif.  Univ.  freshmen  F.B.  and  tennis  teams 
(capt.  F.B.  team).  1922-24,  mem.  Calif.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1924)  ;  All-Coast  Cen- 
ter, 1923-24;  All-Amer.  Guard,  1924;  Walter 
Camp's  selection  as  All-Amer.  Center;  Liberty 
magazine's  selection. 

Affiliation:  Sec.  Dist.  Bond  Co.  (Los  Angeles, 
Calif.).  Married:  Winifred  Martin.  Child: 
Virginia  Lee,  infant.  Office:  901  Title  Ins.  Bldg., 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  1159  So.  Rodeo  Dr., 
Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

HORTON,  HARRY  LEONARD,  track.  Born: 
Penn  Valley,  Nev.  Co.,  Cal.,  May  7th,  1909.  Son 
of  Lewis  and  Emily  (McCowen)  Horton.  Ed.: 
Ukiah  (Cal.)  H.  S. ;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1910. 

Record:  1905,  1908-10,  mem.  Stanford  track 
team  (capt.,  '09).  1905,  mem.  Stanford  F.B. 
team.  1908,  Coast  I.C.  220-yd.  hurdles  record 
champ.  1909,  mem.  Stanford  Rugby  team.  1910, 
mem.  Coast  I.C.  Rugby  team  on  trip  to  Australia 
and  New  Zealand. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Married:  Isabel 
Munoz,  Oct.  20,  1924.  Address:  1218  Crownhill 
Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 

HORTON,  NEWMAN  MONTROSS,  capt. 
Dartmouth  F.B.  team,  1926-27.  Born:  Peek- 
skill,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  18,  1904.  Son  of  Wm.  T.  and 
Edna  (Montross)  Horton.  Ed.:  Drum  Hill  H. 
Sch.   (Peekskill,  N.Y.)  ;  B.S.  Dartmouth. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Dartmouth  freshmen 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  Dart- 
mouth varsity  F.B.  team  (considered  Natl, 
champs.,  1925-26;  capt.,  1926-27).  1927-28,  asst. 
coach,  Dartmouth. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phila- 
delphia A.A. ;  Green  Key,  Sphinx  Sr.  Soc. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  Dartmouth  Old  Guard. 
Address:  336  Smith  St.,  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

HORTON,  PHIN,  JR.,  polo.  Born:  Winston 
Salem,  N.  C,  Apr.  28,  1900.  Son,  of  Phin  and 
Carrie  (Beard)  Horton.  Ed.:  U.S.N.A. ;  Univ. 
of  N.  C,  1922. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  U.S.N. A.  F.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  U.S.N. A.  crew  team.  1922,  won  N.  C. 
state  amateur  light  heavyweight  boxing  champ. 
1926-28,  mem.  Winston-Salem  Polo  Club  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  City  solicitor.  Affiliations: 
Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby:  Horses.  Married: 
Frances  Medearis,  May,  1925.  Children:  Frances 
Carolyn,  infant.  Office:  Wachovia  Bk.  Bldg., 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C.  Home:  715  S.  Main  St., 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 

HORWEEN,  RALPH,  football.  Born:  Chicago 
111.,  Aug.  3,  1896.  Son  of  Isadore  and  Rose 
(Rabinoff)  Horween.  Ed.:  Francis  W.  Parker 
Sch.;  Harvard  A.B.,  1918,  LL.B.,  1929. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1920-26,  coach  Harvard  F.B.  team  (de- 
feated Univ.  of  Ore.  at  Pasadena  Tournament 
of  Roses). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917,  comnd.  ensign,  promoted 
Lt.,  served  on  destroyers  Maury  and  Gregory, 
convoy  duty  to  France  and  Gibralter  and  Medi- 
terranean. Discharged  July,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Treas.  Horween  Leather  Co. ;  Harvard  Club 
(N.  Y.)  ;  Harvard- Yale-Princeton  Club  (Chi- 
cago, 111.).  Married:  Genevieve  Brown,  Oct.  30, 
3924.  Children:  Marion  Gene;  Ralph,  Jr. 
Office:  2015  Elston  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  702 
Jr.  Terrace,  Chicago,  111. 

HOSTER,  CHARLES  EVANS,  football.  Born: 
Lancaster,  Pa.,  July  1,  1898.  Son  of  Charles  J. 
and  Amelia  Jane  (Ort)  Hoster.  Ed.:  Lancas- 
ter Boys'  H.  Sch. ;  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. ; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1927. 

Record:  1911-17,  mem.  Lancaster  Boys'  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1917-19, 
mem.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1917-19-20-21,  mem.  Franklin  and 
Marshall  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923- 
28,  officiating  and  refereeing  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
games ;  dir.  of  phy.  ed.,  Newport  News  Public 
Schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phy.  ed.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  Apr.,  1917,  discharged 
Oct.,  1918.  Affiliations:  1st  Natl.  Bank;  Schmelz 
Natl.  Bank ;  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  S.  Conf . 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Bd.  of  Bskt.B.  Officials ;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi;  Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Physical 
education  and  coaching.  Married:  Marguerite 
Stewart,  1922.  Children)  Charles  S.,  age  4; 
Anna  Mae,  age,  3.  Office:  J.  W.  Daniel  Bldg., 
Newport  News,  Va.  Home:  Nelson  Apt.,  New- 
port News,  Va. 

HOTCHKISS,  HORACE  L.,  founder  and  hon- 
orary president  of  United  States  Seniors  Golf 
Association.  Born:  Auburn,  New  York,  March 
27,  1842.  Son  of  Clark  B.  and  Caroline  (Ben- 
nett) Hotchkiss.  Education:  Auburn  Academy, 
1857. 

Record:  1905,  organized  United  States  Seniors 
Golf  Association.  1905-1928,  honorary  president 
of  United  States  Seniors  Golf  Association  (this, 
is  a  national  organization  having  a  membership 


of  700,  composed  of  men  55  years  of  age  and 
over;  organized  for  the  purpose  of  developing 
golf  in  the  United  States).  Won  "Boston  Bowl," 
Apawamis  Club,  a  Senior  trophy,  for  3  years 
and  rededicated  it  in  perpetuity  for  annual 
competition. 

Affiliations:  The  Union  League  (former  vice- 
president)  ;  Apawamis  Club  (Rye,  New  York)  ; 
New  York  Yacht  Club  (life  member)  ;  San  An- 
tonio (Texas)  Country  Club  (honorary  mem- 
ber) ;  Canadian  Seniors  Golf  Association  (hon- 
orary member).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lucy 
May  Johnson,  October,  1922.  Children:  Horace 
L.,  Jr.,  age  60;  Clara,  age  58.  Address:  40  West 
45th  Street,  New  York  City. 

HOUGHTON,  ALBERT  LIVINGSTON,  golf. 
Bom:  Glen  Echo,  Md.,  Feb.  26,  1903.  Son  of 
Ernest  D.  and  Beulah  P.  (Jones)  Houghton. 
Ed.:  Montgomery  County  H.  Sch.,  1916;  Busi- 
ness H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1917. 

Record:  1916-17,  Pres.  Wilson's  personal 
caddy,  Bannockburn  G.C.  1925,  capt.  Harding 
Cup  golf  team;  semi-finalist  Natl,  public  links 
champ.  (Garden  City,  L.  I.)  ;  won  U.S.G.A. 
medal ;  contestant  for  Natl,  amateur  champ. 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  won  Manor  Club  golf  champ. 

1926,  contestant  for  Natl,  amateur  golf  champ. 

1927,  runner-up  at  Town  and  C.C.  and  Bannock- 
burn G.C.  invitation  tournaments  (Wash.,  D. 
C.)  ;  won  Wash.  C.C.  and  Congressional  C.C. 
invitation  tournaments ;  medalist  and  runner- 
up  Middle  Atlantic  champ. ;  contestant  for  Natl, 
amateur  champ.    (Minneapolis,  Minn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  underwriter, 
Guardian  Life  Ins.  Co.  of  N.  Y.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  Motor  Trans.  Corps,  July,  1918; 
discharged,  1921.  Clubs:  Manor  C.C.  (Wash., 
D.  C).  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married: 
Hazel  Harvey,  June  17,  1922.  Children:  Donald 
H.,  age  5 ;  Marjorie  W.,  age  3.  Office:  1108  16th 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1900  Biltmore 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HOULBERG,  NITON,  rifle.  Born:  Copen- 
hagen, Denmark,  Dec.  17,  1905.  Son  of  Anton 
and  Jacobine  (Nelson)  Houlberg.  Ed.:  Com- 
mercial H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1919-20-21-22,  mem.  and  mgr.  Com- 
mercial H.  Sch.  rifle  team  (winners  of  four 
City  champs.).  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh- 
man rifle  team.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
rifle  team  (winners  of  I.C.  champ,  and  holders 
of  present  World's  record  for  indoor  small-bore 
shooting). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Foreign  mgr.,  Volmer  H. 
Houlberg,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.  (N. 
Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Frat.  Club 
(N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Tennis,  golf  and  shooting. 
Office:  154  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
55  Hanson  PL,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


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HOUSE,  HOWARD  HENRY,  baseball.  Born: 
Brookville,  Kans.,  Nov.  13,  1888.  Son  of  Henry 
and  Zella  (Roberts)  House.  Ed.:  Kans.  Wes- 
leyan  Acad.,  1909 ;  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1911 ; 
Inter-Natl.  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1917;  M.A.,  Clark 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
T.B.  team.  1908-11,  mem.  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1911).  1909-11,  mem.  Kans. 
Wesleyan  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  Mem.  Kans.  Wes- 
leyan Univ.  track  team.  1911-12,  ath.  dir.  Raw- 
lins A.  C.  1912,  mem.  Kans.  State  League  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Central  Asso.  (Kewanee, 
111.)  B.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Chicago  White  Sox 
B.B.  team  ;  mem.  Winnipeg  N.  League  B.B.  team. 
1915,  mem.  Tacoma  N.  West.  League  B.B.  team. 
1916-23,  mem.  Bridgeport  (Conn.)  East.  League 
B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1916-17,  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  B.B.  team  (capt,  1917). 
1917-21,  asst.  ath.  dir.  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 
1921-22,  ath.  dir.  Clark  Univ.  1922-26,  ath.  dir. 
Texas  A.  and  M.  Coll.  1925-26,  mem.  S.  West. 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  Officials.  1926-28,  ath.  dir.  Wash. 
State  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  of  phys.  ed.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  4th  O.T.S.,  1918;  comnd.  2nd 
Lt.,  Aug.,  1918;  discharged  Oct.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks;  Masons;  Izaak  Walton  League; 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Maynard-Price  Post ; 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  Pac.  Coast 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  Officials;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Mildred 
Wiltrout,  Sept.  8,  1919.  Children:  Howard  Hen- 
ry, Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  Wash.  State  Coll.,  Pull- 
man, Wash.  Home:  904  Colo.  St.,  Pullman, 
Wash. 

HOUSER,  LEMUEL  CLARENCE,  holds  world 
record  for  discus  throw.  Born:  Winnigan,  Mo., 
Sept.  25,  1901.  Son  of  Lemuel  Lewis  and  Kath- 
erine  (Quarrels)  Houser.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. ;  Ox- 
nard  (Calif.)  H.  Sch. ;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  South. 
Calif.,  1926. 

Record:  1921,  won  Nat'l  Jr.  A.A.U.  discus 
champ.  1921-22,  won  Far  West.  A.A.U.  shot  and 
duscus.  1921-25,  won  Natl.  Sr.  A.A.U.  16-lb. 
shot-put  champ.  1921-28,  won  South.  Calif.  A.A. 
IT.  shot  and  discus  champ.  (16-lb.  shot-put  record, 
50'  1%";  discus  record  (156'  3^").  1922,  won 
World  Intersch.  record  12-lb.  shot-put  (56'  3")  ; 
won  World  Intersch.  record  discus  throw  (147' 
Vi")  ;  won  World  Intersch.  record  7'  circle  (141' 
7")  ;  won  World  Intersch.  record  Jr.  discus 
(172')  ;  won  World  Intersch.  record  Jr.  discus 
7'  circle  (181').  1924,  won  Final  Olympic  try- 
outs  (16-lb.  shot-put  (49'  11%")  ;  won  in  Olympic 
games  in  Paris  16-lb.  shot-put  (49'  2%"),  and 
discus  throw  (151'  5%",  Olympic  record).  1925, 
won  world's  record  discus  throw  7'  circle  (147' 
8").  1925-26,  won  Natl.  Sr.  A.A.U.  discus 
champ,  (record,  153'  6%")  ;  won  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
discus  champ.    (151'  3%",  1926).    1926,   Drake 


relays  record  holder  discus  throw;  N.C.A.A. 
record  holder  discus  throw  (148'  11%")  ;  won 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  16-lb.  shot-put  (record,  49'  11%")  ; 
won  Pacific  Coast  Conf.  16-lb.  shot-put  (record, 
50'  7%")  ;  won  Pacific  Coast  Conf.  discus  throw 
(record,  154'  6%")  ;  won  world's  record  discus 
throw  regulation  (158'  1%"),  circle  (8'  2%"). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Dental  surgeon.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  South.  Calif.  Dental  Asso;  Delta 
Sigma  Delta ;  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Sea  Breeze 
Beach  Club  (San  Monica,  Calif.)  ;  Hollywood 
A.C. ;  Los  Angeles  Trojan  C. ;  Varsity  C.  of 
South.  Calif.  Hobby:  Surf  swimming  and  golf. 
Married:  Dawn  Evelyn  Smith,  Oct.  15,  1924. 
Office:  4106  Pico  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
1457  12th  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


HOUSTON,  SAMUEL  FREDERIC,  football 
and  crew.  Born:  Germantown,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug. 
30,  1866.  Son  of  Henry  H.  and  Sallie  S.  (Bon- 
nell)  Houston.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.;  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1887. 

Record:  1884,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (sub.).  1885,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
crew,  track  and  F.B.  teams  (won  2nd  place  in 
half  mi.,  spring  sports). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer  and  trustee.  Affilia- 
tions: Real  Estate  Trust  Co.  of  Phila.  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  Corn  Exchange  Natl.  Bank  of  Phila. 
(dir.)  ;  Pa.  Sugar  Co.  (vice-pres. )  ;  Soc.  of  Co- 
lonial Wars ;  Sons  of  the  Revolution ;  Soc.  of 
the  War  of  1812 ;  Mil.  Order  of  Foreign  Wars ; 
Union  League  of  Phila.  Clubs:  Phila.  C.C. ; 
Phila.  Cricket ;  Germantown  Cricket ;  Rox- 
borough  C.C. ;  Univ. ;  Rittenhouse ;  Corinthian 
Yacht  (Phila.)  ;  N.  Y.  Yacht.  Married:  Char- 
lotte H.  Shepherd,  Apr.  8,  1902.  Children:  Mrs. 
Henry  P.  Brown,  Jr. ;  Mrs.  Robert  R.  Meigs ; 
Eleanor;  Henry  H.,  2nd  (dec'd.).  Office:  512 
Real  Estate  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 

HOVATER,  W.  E.,  athletic  director  and  coach 
Georgetown  College.  Born:  Russellville,  Ala., 
Oct.  16,  1895.  Son  of  Jesse  L.  and  Alice  C. 
Thorn)  Hovater.  Ed.:  Hamilton  (Ala.)  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  B.S.,  1921,  LL.B. 

Record:  Mem.  Hamilton  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1915-16-19-20,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Ala.  F.B.  team  (All-South,  q.b.,  1919-20;  team 
won  S.O.A.A.  champ.,  1919).  Coached:  Marion 
Inst.  (Marion,  Ala.)  ;  Dothan  Prep.  Sch.  (Do- 
than,  Ala.)  ;  Greenville  H.  Sch.  (Greenville, 
Ala.).  1921-22-23,  asst.  phys.  ed.  dir.  Uni.  of 
Ala.  (during  summers).  1924-28,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  Georgetown  Coll.  (Ky.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach  George- 
town Coll.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  Dec.  10, 
1917,  Naval  Aviation ;  discharged,  mechanic,  1st 
class.  Affiliations:  Ky.  Sporting  Goods  Co.,  Lex- 
ington, Ky.    (partnership)  ;   Pi  Kappa  Phi;  Ki- 


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warns  Club ;  Monogram  Club,  Univ.  of  Ala. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Harried:  Lucille  Joyce,  Mar. 
3,  1927  (deed.).  Address:  Georgetown  Coll., 
Georgetown,  Ky. 


HOVEY,  FREDERICK  HOWARD,  JR.,  foot- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Newton  Centre, 
Mass.,  May  26,  1900.  Son  of  Frederick  H.  and 
Sara  (Sanborn)  Hovey.  Ed.:  Montclair  H.  Sch. ; 
B.S.,  Harvard,  1922. 

Record,:  1917,  won  Class  "W"  Great  Bay 
Yacht  Racing  Asso.  champ,  (with  yacht 
"Yeoah").  1918,  mem.  Montclair  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  Harvard 
2nd  F.B.  team  (capt,  1921).  1921,  mem.  Har- 
vard varsity  F.B.  team ;  mem.  Harvard  2nd 
hockey  team.    1922,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Geo.  P.  Ide  and  Co., 
Inc.  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.  Clubs: 
Harvard ;  Newton  Centre  Squash  Tennis.  Hob- 
by: Boat  building,  sailing  and  squash.  Married: 
Helen  Wright,  Dec.  16,  1926.  Children:  Frederick 
Howard,  3rd,  infant.  Office:  100  Chauney  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  124  Cabot  St.,  Newton, 
Mass. 

HOWARD,  ALBERT  FRANKLIN,  football 
and  lacrosse.  Born:  Haverhill,  Mass.,  Nov.  23, 
1900.  Son  of  John  Franklin  and  Margaret 
(Cochrane)  Howard.  Ed.:  Haverhill  H.  Sch., 
1917;  N.  H.  Univ.,  1920;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1925. 

Record:  1920,  capt.  N.  H.  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
F.B.  and  lacrosse  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  Naval  Service: 
U.  S.  Navy,  1917-19,  boatswain's  mate.  Clubs: 
Varsity  (Princeton).  Married:  Julia  Whitcomb, 
Sept.  17,  1926.  Office:  80  Maiden  Lane,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  33  Oakland  Ave.,  Bloomfleld,  N.  J. 


HOWARD,  DOUGLAS  LEGATE,  football. 
Born:  Annapolis,  Md.,  Feb.  11,  1885.  Son  ot 
Thomas  B.  and  Anne  (Claude)  Howard.  Ed.: 
St.  John's  Coll.  (Annapolis,  Md.)  ;  .U.S.N.A. 
1906. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (tied  for  State  champ.,  1900).  1902-05, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1905).  1906-10, 
eoach,  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1911-13,  head  coach, 
U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.    1919-22,  ath.  dir.,  U.S.N.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Comdr.,  U.S.N.  War  Rec- 
ord: Comd.  U.S.S.  Drayton,  U.S.S.  Rowan  and 
U.S.S.  Bell;  awarded  Navy  Cross  and  two  cita- 
tions from  British  Admiralty  during  World 
War.  Clubs:  Naval  Acad.  Club;  Gibson  Island 
C.C. ;  Racquet  C.  (Phila.)  ;  Army  and  Navy  C. 
(Washington,  D.  C.)  ;  Maryland  C,  (Balto.). 
Married:  Ruth  Bowyer.  Children:  John  M., 
age  16;  Anne  C,  age  12;  Joseph  B.,  age  1. 
Address:  Naval  Acad.,  Annapolis,  Md. 


HOWARD,  JOHN  J.,  golf.  Born:  New 
Orleans,  La.,  July  20,  1895.  Son  of  Florence 
Jurey  Howard.  Ed.:  Manuel  Training  Sch. 
(New  Orleans)  ;   Cornell. 

Record:  1912,  participated  in  South.  Amateur 
golf  tournament  (won  cup  in  semi-finals,  Mem- 
phis, Tenn.).  1913,  runner-up  Miss.  Coast 
champ. ;  won  C.&B.  class  cups,  Audubon  G.C. 
(New  Orleans)  ;  qualified  in  South,  amateur 
meet  (Birmingham,  Ala.).  1913-14,  won  Mont- 
gomery C.C.  tournament.  Rep.  7th  Div.  U.S.A. 
open  golf  champ.  (Nice,  France).  1921,  won 
Thos.  Jefferson  Memorial  tournament  (Her- 
mitage C.C,  Richmond).  1922,  won  spring 
tournament  and  club  champ.  (Hermitage  C.C). 
1923,  won  Spring  tournament  (C.C.  of  Va.)  ; 
runner-up,  Hermitage  C.C.  champ. ;  qualified 
in  Va.  State  open  champ,  and  Middle  Atlantic 
amateur  tournament.  1925,  participated  in  semi- 
finals, State  amateur  tournament,  Va.  1926,  run- 
ner-up, Va.  State  amateur  champs,  and  Rich- 
mond, Va.  city  champ. 

War  Record:  Enlisted  in  Reg.  Army,  1916; 
comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  promoted  to  1st  Lt.  in  A.E.F., 
and  attached  to  Funds  Divs. ;  made  aide-de- 
camp to  Gen.  Reid,  comdg.  2nd  corps.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  bd.  of  dir.,  Richmond  Garage  Corp. ; 
vice-pres.  Lakemen  Owens  Corp.  Clubs:  Vice- 
pres.  Glenwood  G.C. ;  Country  of  Va. ;  Hermi- 
tage Country ;  Univ. ;  Commonwealth  of  Va. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lula  Whisnant.  Child: 
John,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  1505  Palmyia  Ave., 
Richmond,  Va.  Home:  723  B.  Main  St.,  Ricb- 
mond,  Va. 

HOWARD,  ROBERT  M.,  swimming.  Born: 
Quincy,  Fla  ,  Aug.  29,  1899.  Son  of  Robert  F. 
and  Mary  (Mcintosh)  Howard.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Fla.,  1920. 

Record:  1923,  won  Pensacola  A.A.U.  meet, 
jr.  and  senior  50  yd.  swim.  1924,  won  50,  75 
and  100  yd.  swims  at  Daytona  Beach;  won  50 
and  100  yd.  senior  swims  at  Memphis,  Tenn. 
1925,  won  Fla.  A.A.U.  meet  50,  100  and  220  yd. 
swims  at  Winter  Park,  Fla. ;  won  220  yd.  swim 
at  Melbourne  Beach,  Fla.  1926,  won  220  yd. 
swim  at  Winter  Park,  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U  S.A.,  1918,  discharged  1918.  Affiliations: 
A.A.U. ;  Pi  Kappa  Alpha ;  Orlando  C.C  Hobby: 
Swimming.  Address:  P.  O.  Box  1863,  Orlando, 
Fla. 

HOWARD,  SHAFTER,  football.  Born:  San 
Francisco,  Calif.,  Feb.  2,  1863.  Son  of  Charles 
Webb  and  Emma  (Shafter)  Howard.  Ed.: 
Adams  Acad.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1885;  Univ.  of 
Calif.,  1886. 

Record:  1879-80,  mem.  Adams  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1881,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1886,  coach  and  capt.  Univ.  of  Calif,  champ. 
F.B.  team. 


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Affiliations:  Dir.  Neighborhood  Motion  Pic- 
tures Service.  Clubs:  Univ.;  Harvard;  Bohe- 
mian; Olympic.  Hobby:  Music  and  literature. 
Married:  Mary  Hunter.  Office:  Harvard  Club, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  16  Redwood  St.,  New- 
port, R.  I. 

HOWARD,  WILLIAM  GIBBS,  track  and 
cross-country.  Born:  Medford,  Mass.,  Feb.  17, 
1887.  Son  of  Daniel  N.  and  Fanny  G.  (Wate- 
man)  Howard.  Ed.:  Medford  H.  Sch. ;  Harvard, 
A.  B.,  1907,  M.F.,  1908. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  canoe 
4  (won  Lawson  trophy).  1903-04-06,  mem.  Har- 
vard cross-country  team.  1904-07,  mem.  Har- 
vard track  team  (2  mi.,  point  winner,  1905-07). 
1907,  mem.  Medford  Boat  Club  war  canoe  and  4 
(won  A.C.A.,  East.  Div.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Forester.  Affiliations:  Soc. 
of  Amer.  Foresters  ;  Amer.  Forestry  Asso. ;  N.  Y. 
State  Forestry  Asso. ;  Asso.  of  State  Foresters ; 
Y.M.C.A.';  Adirondack  Mt.  Club;  Medford  Boat 
Club.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  mountaineering.  Mar- 
ried: Georgia  Walther,  June  8,  1912.  Children: 
Mary  Katherine,  age  13 ;  Jane,  age  12.  Office: 
c/o  Conservation  Dept.,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Home: 
68  Brookline  Ave.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 

HOWE,  DUNTON,  football.  Born:  Provi- 
dence, R.  I.,  Mar.  10,  1908.  Son  of  Frederic  Wm. 
and  Ruth  (Stone)  Howe.  Ed.:  Moses  Brown 
Sch. ;  William  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Moses  Brown  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and   soccer  teams    (All-R.   I.   State  q.b.,   1924). 

1925,  mem.  Williams  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 

1926,  mem.  Williams  Coll.  freshman  B.B.  and 
hockey  teams  (capt,  hockey).  1926-28,  mem. 
Williams  Coll.  F.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt., 
hockey  1929;  All-Little  Three  h.b.,  1926).  1927. 
mem.  Williams  Coll.  B.B.  squad;  leading  F.B. 
player,  Spaulding's  Guide. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Delta  Phi;  Sakonnet  G.B.;  Agawan  Hunt; 
Sakonnet  G.C.  Address:  247  Bowen  St.,  Provi- 
dence, R.  I. 


pleton  Wilson,  age  23 ;  Richard  Ollerton,  age 
13.  Address:  Shaler  House,  Belmont  Hill  Sch., 
Belmont,  Mass. 


HOWE,  WILLIAM  FRANCIS,  swimming. 
Born:  Dorchester,  Mass.,  Dec.  16,  1889.  Son  of 
Wm.  F.  and  Alice  B.  (Tuesley)  Howe.  Ed.: 
Stone  Sch.  (Boston)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1913. 

Record:  Mem.  Yale  F.B.,  crew  and  swimming 
teams.  1911,  I.C.  50  and  100  yd.  swimming  title- 
holder;  I.C.  swimming  record-holder — 50  yds.  in 
26  sees.  1923-28,  mem.  Boston  interclub  squash 
racquets  teams.  1926-28,  mem.  Boston  squash 
racquets  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman.  War  Rec- 
ord: Capt.  F.A.,  mem.  A.E.F.,  1917-19 ;  Croix  de 
Guerre,  1918 ;  at  present :  Maj.,  F.A.,  Mass.  N.G. 
Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Kidder  Co.  (Lowell)  ; 
Weston  G.C;  Union  Boat  C. ;  N.  Y.  Yale  C. ; 
Haverhill  C.C.  Hobby:  Squash  racquets,  golf, 
N.G.  Married:  Margaret  Allen,  May  21,  1921. 
Children:  William  Francis,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Elizabeth 
and  Margaret  (twins),  age  3.  Office:  9  Central 
St.,  Lowell,  Mass.  Home:  Wellesley,  Weston, 
Mass. 


HOWELL,  ALFRED  BRAZIER,  track.  Born: 
Catonsville,  Md.,  July  28,  1886.  Son  of  Darius 
C.  H.  and  Katherine  E.  (Hyatt)  Howell.  Ed.: 
Hill  Sch. ;  Yale,  1906. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track  team. 
1905,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  swimming  team ;  won  in- 
door all-around  ath.  contest.  1905-06,  mem.  Yale 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Comparative  anatomist,  U. 
Dept.,  Anatomy,  Johns  Hopkins  Med.  Sch.,  ( Balto., 
Md.).  Affiliations:  Delta  Phi;  Fellow  Amer. 
Asso.  or  Advancement  of  Science ;  Calif, 
of  Mammalogists  (secty.)  ;  Cooper  Ornithologi- 
cal Club.  Married:  Margaret  Gray  Sherk,  Apr. 
14,  1914.  Children:  Elinor  Gray,  age  13 ;  Mar- 
garet Travers,  age  7 ;  John  Brazier,  age  5 ; 
Jane,  age  3.  Address:  8  Midvale  Rd.,  Balti- 
more, Md. 


HOWE,  REGINALD  HEBER,  rowing.  Born: 
Quiney,  Mass.,  Apr.  10,  1875.  Son  of  Reginald 
Heber  and  Susan  (Adams)  Howe.  Ed.:  S.M., 
Harvard,  1901;  Sarbonne,  1912,  Docheurt  de 
l'Universite. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew 
1899-1901,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  4-oared  crew. 
1921-24,  coach  Harvard  freshman  crew.  1922, 
dir.  of  rowing  and  instr.  phy.  ed.,  Harvard. 
1923,  dir.  of  rowing,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Headmaster  Belmont  Hill 
Sch.  Chibs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Harvard  (Bos- 
ton, Mass.)  ;  Univ.  Hobby:  Biology.  Married: 
Marion  Appleton  Barker.     Children:  Susan  Ap- 


HOWELL,  EDWARD  EVERETT,  capt.  Uni- 
versity of  Nebraska  football  team.  Born:  Omaha, 
Nebr.,  Sept.  6,  1904.  Son  of  Edward  Everett 
and  Pauline  (Burri)  Howell.  Ed.:  Omaha  Cen. 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Record:  Mem.  Omaha  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (champ,  track  and  F.B.  team, 
1922;  capt.  F.B.,  track  and  B.B.,  1923).  1926-28, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Nebr.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1928). 
1927,  hon.  mention  for  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  E.  E. 
Howell  and  Son;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  "N"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Nebr.).  Office:  310  S.  10th  St.,  Omaha, 
Nebr.    Home:  4018  Izard  St.,  Omaha,  Nebr. 


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HOWELL,  GEORGE  COES,  mem.  Princeton 
crew.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Dec.  23,  1861.  Son 
of  George  W.  and  Mary  E.  (Ward)  Howell. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Princeton,  1883. 

Record:  1880,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1881-83,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew.  1882, 
rowed  in  Newark  Regatta,  Harlem  Regatta ; 
won  Childs  Cup.  1883,  crew  broke  Passaic 
Course  record  for  4  oared  shell ;  won  Harlem 
Sr.  and  Jr.  4  oared  race. 

Clubs:  Pasadena  Univ.  C.  Hobby:  Gardening, 
golf  and  bridge.  Married:  Mary  Alice  Streit, 
Sept.  28,  1886.  Children:  George  S.,  age  35; 
Kathleen,  age  33 ;  Martha,  age  26.  Home:  1697 
Homewood  Dr.,-  Altadena,  Calif. 

HOWELL,  ROBERT  N.,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago 
basketball  and  baseball  teams.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  June  23,  1902.  Son  of  Maynard  D.  and 
Anna  (Nugent)  Howell.  Ed.:  Evanston  Twp.  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Chicago. 

Record:  Mem.  3  yrs.  Evanston  Twp.  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams,  1  yr.  F.B.  team  (capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1  yr.).  1922,  capt.  Univ.  Chicago  fresh- 
man Bskt.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago 
varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (with  team  on 
trip  to  Japan  and  Hawaii,  1925).  1923-24,  won 
Interfrat.  tennis  doubles  champ,  (runner-up, 
1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate  appraiser. 
Affiliations:  mem.  Chicago  Trust  Co. ;  Chi  Psi ; 
Order  of  the  "C" ;  Owl  and  Serpent ;  Chicago 
Town  and  Tennis  Club ;  Skull  and  Crescent. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  tennis.  Office:  79  W.  Monroe 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  2708  Grant  St.,  Evans- 
ton, 111. 

HOWELLS,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  captain  Uni- 
versity of  Utah  football  team,  1926.  Born:  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah,  Apr.  30,  1903.  Son  of  John  F. 
and  Annie  (Hurley)  Howells.  Ed.:  West  H. 
Sch.  (Salt  Lake  City)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Utah, 
1927. 

Record:  Mem.  West  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (All- 
Utah  Intersch.  f.b.).  1926,  capt.  Univ.  of  Utah 
F.B.  team  (All-Rocky  Mountain  Conf.  h.b., 
1926;  honorable  mention  on  All-Amer.  teams  by 
Knute  Rockne,  Walter  Eckersall,  Lawrence 
Perry,  Tad  Jones  and  Glenn  Warner). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  (post  grad.  work). 
Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa  Alpha;  "U"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Utah).  Address:  1993  S.  W.  Temple  St.,  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah. 

HOWELL,  WILLIAM  ROBERTS,  track. 
Bom:  Atlantic  City,  N.  J.,  July  20,  1904.  Son 
of  Wm.  R.  and  Phoebe  (Lewis)  Howell.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1928. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Penc  Charter  Sch. 
(Phila.)  track  and  soccer  teams.  1924-25,  mem. 
Meadowbrook    Club     (Phila.)     track    and    field 


team  (Middle  Atlantic  A.A.U.  champs.;  won 
high  hurdles).  1925-27,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team.  1925,  won  high  hurdles  Yale  vs.  Prince- 
ton track  meet,  broke  dual  meet  record,  15  3/10 
sec.  1926-27,  won  high  hurdles  in  Princeton- 
Harvard  track  meet  and  Princeton-Yale  track 
meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  E.  I. 
duPont  de  Nemours  &  Co.,  Inc.,  Newborgh,  N. 
Y. ;  Princeton  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Racquet  C.  (Phila.). 
Hobby:  Books  and  mechanical  shop  work.Oj9?ce: 
Newborgh,  N.  Y.  Home:  608  W.  Opsal  St.,  Ger- 
mantown,  Pa. 


HOWLEY,  DANIEL  PHILLIP,  baseball  man- 
ager. Bom:  East  Weymouth,  Mass.,  Oct.  16, 
1886.  Son  of  John  W.  and  Mary  (Cohan)  How- 
ley.     Ed.:  Weymouth  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1906-11,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Indian- 
npolis  Club  (finished  season  of  1906  with  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.).  1911,  sent  to  Utica,  N.  Y. 
State  League ;  sold  to  Cleveland  in  July.  1912, 
sent  to  Portland,  Ore.  1913,  sold  to  Phila. 
Natls. ;  sold  to  Montreal,  Canada  in  fall.  1918, 
coached  Boston  Red  Sox ;  mgr.  Toronto,  Can- 
ada. 1919,  asst.  mgr.  Detroit,  Mich.  1920,  mgr. 
Hartford,  Conn.  1921-22,  mgr.  Detroit,  Mich. 
1923-26,  mgr.  Toronto,  Canada.  1927-28,  mgr. 
St.   Louis  Browns. 

Pres.  Occupation:  B.B.  mgr.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Verna  Engelhart, 
Nov.  4,  1912.  Office:  c/o  St.  Louis  Browns,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.    Home:  East.  Weymouth,  Mass. 

HOYT,  C.  SHERMAN,  capt.  American  six- 
metre  yacht  team,  1921-25.  Bom:  Cleveland, 
Ohio,  Oct.  28,  1879.  Son  of  Colgate  and  Lida 
(Sherman)  Hoyt.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Brown  Univ., 
1901;   Univ.  of  Glasgow,  1904. 

Record:  1896-99,  mem.  crew  of  "Seawanhaka," 
Corinthian  Cup  challengers.  1907,  won  King's 
Cup,  Jamestown  Exposition.  1920,  Amer.  rep. 
on  British  challenger,  "Shamrock  4th."  1921- 
25,  capt.  Amer.  six-metre  yacht  team  British- 
Amer.  matches.  1923-25,  helmsman  of  Amer. 
challenger.  1924,  capt.  Amer.  six-metre  yacht 
team  Cuban-Amer.  match.  1925,  capt.  Amer. 
six-metre  yacht  team  Scandinavian  -  Amer. 
match.  1927,  helmsman  of  Amer.  defender. 
1928,  helmsman  of  U.  S.  challenger,  "Saleems," 
Scandinavian  Gold  Cup. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  architect,  Henry  J. 
Gielow,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  Lieut,  comdr.  C.C. 
U.S.N.R.F.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  1917-19.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  trustee 
Brown  Univ.  Clubs:  Union;  N.  Y.  Yacht; 
Larchmont  Yacht ;  Racquet  and  Tennis ;  New 
Rochelle  Yacht ;  Sewanhaka  Yacht ;  N.  Y.  A.C. ; 
St.  Nicholas.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Office:  25  W. 
43rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  50  W.  11th  St., 
N.   Y.    C,   N.   Y. 


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HUBBARD,  ALLEN,  capt.  Yale  baseball 
team,  1883.  Bom:  Westfield,  Mass.,  Dec.  9, 
I860.  Son  of  George  and  Clara  M.  (Edy)  Hub- 
bard.   Ed.:  Westfield  H.  Sen.,  1880;  Yale,  1883. 

Record:  1881,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1882-83,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1883).  1887,  R.  I.  state  tennis  champ.  1908, 
mem.  Metropolitan  squash  racquets  team  (won 
champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Exolon  Co.;  dir.  Wm.  M.  L.  Gilbert 
Clock  Co. ;  Chi  Phi ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Bd.  of  Govs.  Clubs:  Hollywood ;  Charles  Biver 
C.C. ;  Tanampo;  Yale;  Chi  Phi  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ.; 
Exchange;  Engrs. ;  Graduates  (New  Haven, 
Conn.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edna  Louise 
Woodruff,  Sept.  23,  1896.  Children:  Allen,  Jr.; 
Gilbert.  Office:  210  S.  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
51  Montvale  Rd.,  Newton  Centre,  Mass. 

HUBBARD,  CHARLES  JOSEPH,  JR.,  mem. 
Ail-American  football  team,  1922-23.  Born:  Kans. 
City,  Mo.,  June  25,  1902.  Son  of  Charles  J.  and 
Alice  Davis  (Field)  Hubbard.  Ed.:  Harvard, 
A.B.,  1924,  B.S.,  1925. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
and  crew  teams.  1921,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
crew  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.   1922-23,  mem.  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Affiliations:  Tau  Beta 
Phi ;  Delphic  Club ;  Harvard  Club.  Married: 
Anna  Hayden  Fuller.  Office:  55  Brewster  St., 
Cambridge,  Mass. 

HUBBARD,  LESLIE  STODDARD,  capt. 
University  of  New  Hampshire  track  team,  1927. 
Born:  Walpole,  N.  H.,  Apr.  25,  1904.  Son  of 
Ira  S.  and  Gertrude  (Lamb)  Hubbard.  Ed.: 
Walpale  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  N.  H.,  1927. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  track  team 
(2nd  place  New  England  I.C.  meet;  hold  Coll. 
record  in  discus  since  1926;  capt.  track,  1927). 
1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  boxing  team  (Coll. 
heavyweight  boxing  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Day  Old  Chick  Hatch- 
ery. Affiliations:  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mech.  Engrs. 
Address:  Ransonville,  N.  Y. 


HUBBARD,  RUSSELL  STURGIS,  football. 
Bom:  Germantown,  Phila.,  Sept.  8,  1902.  Son 
of  Russell  Sturgis  and  Elizabeth  Russell  (Perry) 
Hubbard.  Ed.:  Chestnut  Hill  Acad.;  St.  George's 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1924;  Trinity  Coll.  (Eng- 
land) ;  P.  Episcopal  Seminary,  1927. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew  team. 
1922-23,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1922- 
24,  mem.  Harvard  3rd  crew  team  (won  3rd 
varsity    event,    Amer.    Henley).     1924-25,    mem. 


Trinity  Coll.  Rowing  Club  and  lawn  tennis 
teams.  1925-26,  asst.  coach  Episcopal  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team   (Alexandria,  Va.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  clergyman,  St.  John's 
Church  (Waterbury,  Conn.).  Affiliations:  Hasty 
Pudding;  D.U.  Club  (Harvard).  Office:  136 
W.  Main  St.,  Waterbury,  Conn.  Home:  St. 
John's  Parish  House,  Waterbury,  Conn. 


HUBERT,  ALLISON  THOMAS,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Meridian,  Miss.,  Apr.  6,  1901. 
Son  of  Scott  Schuman  and  Marie  (Allison) 
Hubert.  Ed.:  Meridian  H.  Sch.,  1916;  Went- 
worth  Mil.  Acad.,  1919;  Mo.  Mil.  Acad.,  1920; 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  1925. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Meridian  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Wentworth  Mil. 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920,  mem.  Mo. 
Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-22-23-24, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  B.B.  team.  1922-23-24-25, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1924). 
1924-25,  picked  All-South,  fullback  and  quarter- 
back. 1924,  honorable  mention  for  All-Amer.  F. 
B.  team  by  Grantland  Rice.  1925,  honorable 
mention  for  All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by  Laurence 
Perry. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917;  served  13  months  in 
France ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  K.R. ; 
K.C. ;  Jr.  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball and  hunting.  Office:  Protective  Life  Ins.  Co., 
Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  P.  O.  Box  1025, 
Meridian,  Miss. 


HUDGINS,  WILLIAM  H.,  lacrosse  and  squash 
racquets.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Jan.  4,  1886. 
Son  of  William  G.  and  Anna  (Gamble)  Hud- 
gins.  Ed.:  Boys  Latin  Sch.  (Baltimore)  ;  A.B., 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  1905;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Md.,  1908. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
lacrosse  team  (I.C.  champs.,  1906).  1906-13, 
mem.  Mt.  Wash,  lacrosse  team  (capt.,  1911-12). 
1910-28,  official  referee,  U.S.  I.C.  Lacrosse 
Asso.  1919-24,  mem.  Baltimore  city  squash  rac- 
quets team.  1925,  mem.  exec.  com.  U.S.  Squash 
Racquets  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lt.  Air  Corps  (pilot)  Langley  Field,  Va.,  1917- 
19.  Clubs:  Baltimore  A.C. ;  Merchants;  Balti- 
more C.C.  Hobby:  Lacrosse.  Married:  Laura 
Woods  Gosnell,  Mar.  4,  1924.  Office:  500  Md. 
Trust  Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  2  North- 
field  PL,  Roland  Park,  Baltimore,  Md. 


HUDSON,  JIM,  football.  Born:  Kans.  City, 
Kans.,  Oct.  1,  1905.  Son  of  H.  H.  and  Ida  L. 
Hudson.  Ed.:  Pomona  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Calif. 
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Record:  Mem.  Pomona  H.  Sen.  F.B.  team  (3 
yrs.).  Mem.  Pomona  H.  Sen.  track  team  (2 
yrs.).  Mem.  Pomona  H.  Sen.  Bskt.B.  team  (1 
yr.).  Mem.  Univ.  of  Calif,  freshman  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  Mem.  Univ.  of  Calif,  varsity  F.B. 
team  (3  yrs.).  All-conf.  tackle  (3  yrs.).  1926, 
2nd  all-coast  tackle;  hon.  mention  for  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team  by  West,  coaches ;  asst.  track,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  trainer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Kap  and  Bells  Dramatic  Asso. ; 
Scimiter  and  Key ;  Univ.  Council ;  Blue  C.A.A. 
Hobby:  Athletics,  and  music.  Office:  1645  N.  Vt. 
St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  907  Huntington 
Blvd.,  Pomona,  Calif. 

HUDSON,  RICHARD  DELANO,  track.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  20,  1899.  Son  of  James  S. 
and  Carrie  May  Hudson.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.,  1918;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1921. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
track  team.  1918,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(Metropolitan  AA.U.  Jr.  hammer  throwing 
champ.).  1921,  won  hammer  throwing  champ., 
Harvard-Yale  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  treas.,  Newark  Con- 
crete Pipe  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Newark  A.C. 
Married:  Marion  Abbey.  Children:  Richard 
Delano,  Jr.  Office:  462  Broad  St.,  Newark,  N. 
J.    Home:  129  Wildwood  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J. 


HUDSON,  WILLIAM  GERALD,  football. 
Horn:  Broken  Arrow,  Okla.,  Sept.  2,  1905.  Son 
of  Mrs.  Willie  Lee  Hudson.  Ed.:  Broken  Ar- 
row H.  Sch. ;  Stigler  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Okla. ; 
N.  East.  State  Teachers  Coll. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Broken  Arrow, 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Broken  Ar- 
row H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Stigler  H. 
Sch.  F.B  team  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1925-26,  capt.  N.  East.  State 
Teachers  Coll.  F.B.  team  (chosen  All-State  end 
both  yrs.).  1926,  mem.  N.  East.  State  Teachers 
Coll.  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Okla. 
Collegiate  Conf.  Hobby:  Football  and  baseball. 
Address:  Box  434,  Tahlequah,  Okla. 


HUEGEL,  RAYMOND  WDLLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  Sept.  8,  1890.  Son  of  John 
G.  and  Elizabeth  (Beck)  Huegel.  Ed.:  Wart- 
burg  Coll. ;  D.D.S.,  Marquette  Univ.,  1912. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Wartburg  Coll.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1909-11,  mem.  Marquette  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Marquette  Univ.  track 
team.    1910-12,  mem.  Marquette  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

1914,  organized   Madison   Industrial  B.B.   Asso. 

1915,  pres.    Madison    Industrial    A.A.      1919-20, 


coach   Madison   Cen.   H.   Sch.   F.B.   team.     1925, 
organized  Wis.  State  Dental  G.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Sec, 
Huegel  Realty  Co. ;  Mason ;  Robert  McCoy  Com- 
mandary ;  Loyal  Order  of  Moose ;  Psi  Omega ; 
Wis.  State  Dental  Soc. ;  Anier.  Dental  Asso. ; 
Asso.  of  Commerce  ;  The  Madison  Club  ;  Kiwanis 
Club;  Maple  Bluff  G.C.  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Freda  Cotten.  Children:  Freeman  Cotten, 
age  11 ;  Ruth  Raymond,  age  6.  Office:  104  King 
St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  1836  Summit  Ave., 
Madison,  Wis. 

HUFF,  GEORGE  A.,  athletic  director.  Born: 
Champaign,  111.,  June  11,  1872.  Son  of  George 
Alexander  and  Mary  Marie  (Martin)  Huff.  Ed.: 
Dartmouth  Coll. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  111.,  1892. 

Record:  1890-91-92-93,  mem.  Univ.  111.  B.B. 
team  (capt,  mgr.,  1891-93).  1890-92,  mem.  Univ. 
111.  F.B.  team.  1893-94,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1894,  capt.  Dartmouth  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1895-1901,  ath.  coach,  asst.  ath.  dir.,  Univ. 
111.  1901-24,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  111.  1902-13,  Scout 
for  Chicago  Cubs,  Cleveland  and  Boston  Amers. 
1924-28,  dir.  of  phys.  welfare,  Univ.  111. 

Pres.  Occupation:.  Physical  director.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Sigma;  Dplta  Theta  Epsilon ; 
Elks;  Rotary  Club.  Married:  Katherine  Louise 
Naughton,  Dec.  8,  1897.  Children:  Katherine, 
age  30;  Helen  Elizabeth  Huff  Downs,  age  27; 
George,  3rd,  age  23.  Office:  104  New  Gym.,  U.  of 
111.,  Champaign,  111.  Home:  304  W.  Church  St., 
Champaign,  111. 


HUGHES,  ELMER  HOWARD,  mem.  Wis. 
Univ.  baseball  team,  Western  Conf.  champs., 
1912.  Bom:  Rewey,  Wis.,  Apr.  8,  1887.  Son  of 
John  T.  and  Sarah  (Runnell)  Hughes.  Ed.: 
B.S.A.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1912 ;  M.A.,  Univ.  Mo.,  1916. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team 
(Wes.  Conf.  champs.,  1912).  1918-20,  coach 
Univ.  Mo.  freshmen  B.B.  team.  1921-22,  coach 
Calif.  Aggie  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Assoc,  prof,  animal  hus- 
bandry, Univ.  Calif.  Mil.  Service:  In.  training 
camp,  Fort  Sheridan,  111.,  July-Sept.,  1918 ;  per- 
sonell  officer,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  Oct.,  1918-Jan., 
1919 ;  disch.  as  2d  Lt.  Inf.  Affiliations:  Faculty 
rep.,  Calif.  Aggies  in  Far  West.  Conf. ;  faculty 
mem.  Univ.  Mo.,  1913-20,  and  Univ.  Calif.,  1920- 
28 ;  Masons  ;  Elks  ;  Kappa  Alpha  ;  Faculty  Club 
(Univ.  Calif.).  Married:  Beulah  Baker,  July  9, 
1912.  Office:  Univ.  Farm,  Davis,  Calif.  Home: 
412  2nd  St.,  Davis,  Calif. 


HUGHES,  FRANCIS  MASSIE,  football.  Born: 
Charlottsville,  Va.,  June  27,  1899.  Son  of  Chas. 
Joseph  and  Agnes  (Cahalan)  Hughes.  Ed.: 
Spring  Hill  Coll.  (Mobile,  Ala.)  ;  Selma  H.  Sch., 
1918;  U.S.N.A.,  1923. 


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Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Selma  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (eapt.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams, 
1916-17;  runner-up  for  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  State 
champs.,  1917).  1919,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  1st  scrub 
F.B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1921-23,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  wrestling  squad. 
1923-26,  mem.  U.S.S.Pa.  F.B.  team  (capt.  and 
conceded  as  best  fleet  team  by  sport  writers, 
1923-24 ;  coach  and  runner-up  for  Fleet  champ., 
1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt,  U.S.N.  Club:  "N"  (U.S. 
N.  A.).  Hobby:  Athetics.  Address:  U.  S.  S. 
Hannibal,  c/o  Postmaster,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


HUGHES,  FRANK  C,  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Wilmington,  Dela.,  Feb.  3, 
1890.  Son  of  Dr.  M.  J.  and  Louise  (Keller) 
Hughes.  Ed.:  Wilmington  H.  Sch.,  1907;  Wil- 
mington Friends  Sch.,  1908;   Princeton,  1912. 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Wilmington  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1906). 
1907-08,  mem.  Wilmington  Friends  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1909-10-11,  mem.  Prince- 
ton Bskt.B.  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Princeton  F.B. 
team  (sub.  h.b.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  salesman,  Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Ins.  Co.  of  Newark,  N.  J.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  Lt.,  Battery  B  108th  F.A.  Affiliations : 
Mason;  H.Y.P.  Club  (Chicago).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Marion  Brasington.  Children:  John 
Brasington.  Address:  750  Broad  St.,  Newark, 
N.  J. 


HUGHES,  FREDERICK  HENRY,  football, 
basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  Clearfield, 
Pa.,  July  15,  1892.  Son  of  Harry  E.  and  Hannah 
(Monaghan)  Hughes.  Ed.:  Pa.  Inst,  for  the 
Deaf;  Gallaudet  Coll.,  B.A.,  1913,  M.A.,  1914. 

Record:  1918-28,  coach  Gallaudet  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1920-24-26-27,  coach  Gallaudet  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1922-23-24-26-27,  coach  Gallaudet  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1923-26,  coach  Gallaudet  Coll. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  math,  and  dir.  of 
phys.  ed.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Gamma  ;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Natl.  Frat.  Soc.  of  the  Deaf ;  Natl.  Asso.  of  the 
Deaf;  Alumni  Asso.  (Gallaudet  Coll.).  Hobby: 
Coaching  football  and  fishing.  Married:  Regina 
Olson.    Address:  2  Kendall  Green,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


HUGHES,  JAMES  Y.,  baseball.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Apr.  18,  1878.  Son  of  Peter  and  Eliza 
(Young)  Hughes.   Ed.:  Georgetown  Univ.,  1898. 

Record:  Mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1896-1902,  mem.  East.  A.C.  B.B.  team.  1901, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  Raleigh  (N.  C.  League). 
1902,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Utica  (N.  Y.  State 
League).    1908-28,  B.B.  umpire.    Mem.  East.  A. 


C.  Bskt.B.  team  for  ten  years.  At  present  acting 
as  official  refereee  in  Bskt.B.    Formerly  pres., 

D.  C.  B.B.  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ordnance  man.  Affiliations: 
Elks ;  East.  A.C. ;  Umpires'  B.B.  Asso.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Married:  Winnifred  Carney,  May  10, 
1900.  Office:  Supply  Dept.,  Navy  Yard,  Wash., 
D.  C.   Home:  500  9th  St.  S.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HUGHES,  WILLIAM  LEONARD,  basketball. 
Born:  Edgar,  Nebr.,  Jan.  30,  1895.  Son  of  James 
T.  and  Amy  (Wells)  Hughes.  Ed.:  Nebr.  Wes- 
leyan  Univ.,  1919 ;  111.  Univ. ;  M.A.,  Columbia 
Univ.,   1924. 

Record:  1912-17,  mem.  Nebr.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1917;  State  champs.).  1914- 
15,  mem.  Nebr.  Wesleyan  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1914-16,  mem.  Nebr.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(State  champs.,  1914-15;  capt.,  1916)  ;  All-State 
Bskt.B.  center,  1915-16,  All-Mo.  Valley  Bskt.B. 
center  (Valley  champs.).  1924-28,  dir.  phys.  ed., 
De  Pauw  Univ.  1925-28,  instr.  coaching  and 
ath.  courses  summer  session,  Columbia  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Sept.,  1917 ;  1st  Sgt.  O.T.C.,  Jan.,  1918 ; 
comnd.  2nd  Lt.  Inf.,  U.S.A.,  June,  1918 ;  1st  Lt., 
Aug.,  1918;  Co.  Comndr.  Co.  30,  153rd  Depot 
Brig.;  Co.  Comndr.  Co.  65,  153rd  Depot  Brig., 
Nov.,  1918 ;  Adj.  to  Gen.  Staff  Officer,  Jan.,  1919 ; 
discharged  1st  Lt.,  Inf.,  U.S.A.,  May,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Phi  Sigma  ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa  ; 
Mason ;  Elks ;  Soc.  of  Dir.  of  Phys.  Ed.  in  Coll. ; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed. 
Asso. ;  Natl.  Coll.  A.A. ;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Travel.  Married:  Mary  Cave,  June,  1921.  Office: 
Bowman  Gym.,  Hanna  St.,  Greencastle,  Ind. 
Home:  710   S.   Locust   St.,   Greencastle,   Ind. 

HUGHITT,  ERNEST  F.,  mem.  All-American 
professional  football  team,  1920.  Born:  Genoa, 
B.  C,  Dec.  27,  1892.  Son  of  Orrin  N.  and  Grace 
(Hoagland)  Hughitt.  Ed.:  Ferris  Inst.;  Univ. 
of  Mich. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Ferris  Inst.  B.B.  team. 
1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1913- 
14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team.  1915-16, 
coach  Univ.  of  Me.  F.B.  team.  1917-21,  F.B. 
coach  and  ath.  dir.  Nichols  Sch.  (Buffalo,  N. 
Y.).  1920,  mem.  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1920-24, 
coach  and  mgr.  Buffalo  All-Amer.  pro  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.;  Buffalo 
A.C;  Park  Club;  Gyro  Club.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
bunting.  Married:  Elizabeth  Meldrum,  May  27, 
1914.  Children:  Elizabeth  Ann,  age  3.  Office: 
1010  Main  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  12  Cleve- 
burn  PL,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

HUIDEKOPER,       REGINALD       SHIPPEN, 

crew.    Born:  Meadville,  Pa.,  May  24,  1876.  Son 
of     Frederic     Wolters     and     Anna      Virginia 


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(Christie)  Huidekoper.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1898;  Trinity  Coll.  (Oxford,  Eng.),  1898-1900; 
Columbian  Coll.  Law  Sen.,  1900-01. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew. 
1896,  mem.  Harvard  sophomore  crew;  coxswain, 
Boston  A.C.  crew.  1897,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
crew.  1898,  mem.  Harvard  senior  crew.  1899, 
mem.  Trinity  Coll.  2nd  rugby  team.  1899-1900, 
mem.  Trinity  Coll.  crew.  1900,  won  Trinity 
Coll.  (Oxford)  Point  to  Point  Steeplechase  on 
Columbia. 

Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  maj.,  judge  advocate, 
U.S.  Army,  Nov.  15,  1917;  promoted  to  Lt.  Col., 
judge  advocate,  U.S.  Army,  Oct.  25,  1918;  asst. 
to  acting  judge  advocate  gen.,  A.E.F.  and  mem. 
"Bd.  of  Review ;"  honorably  discharged  June 
25,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Bd.  of  Contract  Ad- 
justment, War  Dept.,  1919-20.  Clubs:  Metro- 
politan (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Alibi;  Chevy  Chase; 
Patuxent  Gun ;  Leander  ( Eng. ) .  Married :  Bes- 
sie Cazenove  duPont,  Jan.  24,  1917.  Children: 
Henry  Shippen,  age  8 ;  Ann  duPont,  age  6 ; 
Elizabeth  Gardner,  age  3 ;  Peter  Galloway,  age 
2.  Office:  1512  H  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
1707  N.  H.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

HULBERT,  MURRAY,  president  of  the  Ama- 
teur Athletic  Union  of  United  States..  Born: 
Rochester,  New  York,  May  14,  1881.  Son  of 
Moses  H.  and  Anna  (Murray)  Hulbert.  Educa- 
tion: LL.B.,  New  York  Law  School,  1902. 

Record:  1896,  member  of  Waterloo  High 
School  track  team.  1897,  member  of  Rochester 
Free  Academy  football  team.  1920-23,  vice-presi- 
dent of  Amateur  Athletic  Union.  1924-28,  presi- 
dent of  Amateur  Athletic  Union.  1928,  vice- 
president  of  American  Olympic  Association. 
Member  of  the  Executive  Council  of  Interna- 
tional Amateur  Athletic  Federation. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations: 
Hulbert  and  Heermance ;  Boston,  Cape  Cod  and 
New  York  Canal  Company  (president)  ;  Ameri- 
can Bar  Association;  Elks  (Grand  Exalted 
Ruler).  Clubs:  New  York  Athletic;  Intercol- 
legiate Amateur  Athletic ;  National  Democratic : 
Manhattan;  Wing  Foot  Golf;  Westchester-Bilt- 
more  Country;  Pleiades.  Married:  Regina  R. 
McNenney,  June  6,  1906.  Office:  551  Fifth  Ave- 
nue, New  York,  New  York.  Home:  600  West 
140th  Street,  New  York  City,  New  York. 

HULL,  LOUIS  K.,  football  and  crew.  Born: 
Lebanon,  Conn.,  Nov.  9,  1861.  Son  of  Comdr. 
Charles  and  Lucy  Lincoln  (Perry)  Hull.  Ed.: 
Yale,  A.B.,  1883;  LL.B.,  1885. 

Record :  Mem.  Yale  Univ.  and  Law  Sch.  champ. 
F.B.  teams  (6  yrs.)  ;  Walter  Camp,  mem.  team. 
Capt.  Yale  crew  (2  yrs.) ;  coach  Yale  Law  Sch. 
crew  (2  yrs).  I.C.  heavy  wt.  boxing  champ., 
Mott-Haven  (2  .yrs).  Capt.  Yale  tug  of  war 
champ,  teams,  Mott-Haven  (2  yrs.).  Awarded 
more  "Y's"  than  any  Yale  graduate. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Retired  banker  and  lawyer. 
Affiliations:  1st  Natl.  Bk. ;  exec,  com.,  1st  Minne. 
Trust  Co.  (gen.  counsel  for  both)  ;  Masons 
(32°);  B.P.O.E.;  Univ.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Minne.  C. ; 
Minnikahda  C. ;  Town  and  Country  C. ;  Lafay- 
ette C. ;  Woodhill  C. ;  Yale  (N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  hunting  big  game.  Married:  Wife 
deceased.  Children:  Ruth  Agnes,  age  26.  Ad- 
dress: 1st  Natl.  Bk.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

HULMAN,  ANTON,  JR.,  track  and  football. 
Born:  Terre  Haute,  Ind.,  Feb.  11,  1901.  Son  of 
Anton  and  Grace  (Smith)  Hulman.  Ed.:  Wor- 
cester Acad.;  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  All-Amer.  scholastic 
team  (hurdles)  ;  Metropolitan  champ,  (hur- 
dles). 1920,  mem.  All-Amer.  scholastic  team 
(pole  vault)  ;  New  Eng.  champ,  of  hurdles. 
1923,  won  hurdles,  Oxford-Cambridge-Yale-Har- 
vard event  (England).  1924,  mem.  Yale  I.C. 
track  champ,  team ;  mem.  Yale  undefeated  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  grocer.  Affilia- 
tions: N.Y.A.C.;  Terre  Haute  Natl.  Bk.  &  Tr. 
Co.  (dir.)  ;  Terre  Haute  Foundation  (1st  vice- 
pres.  and  dir.)  ;  Terre  Haute  Indus.  Dist.  (pres. 
and  dir.)  ;  Hulman  &  Co.  (asst.  secy  and  dir.)  ; 
Princeton  Coal  Min.  Co.  (vice-pres.  and  dir.)  ; 
Budget  Com.  of  Community  Fund.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Mary  Fendrich,  Oct.  6,  1926.  Address: 
Wabash  Ave.  and  9th  St.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

HULSMAN,  WALTER  CHARLES,  football, 
track.  Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Feb.  7,  1906. 
Son  of  J.  P.  and  Clara  G.  (Leonard)  Hulsman. 
Ed.:  Campbell  H.  Sch.;  San  Jose  H.  Sch.; 
Stanford. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  I.A.U.  champ.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  San  Jose  H. 
Sch.  track  team.  1925,  mem.  San  Jose  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team ;  rep.  Olympic  C.  in  dual  meet  with 
Stanford;  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1926-27,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F. 
B.  team  (broke  Calif.  Stanford  freshman  pole 
vault  record  in  12'4"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon  ;  Olympic  C.  Hobby:  Aviation.  Address: 
Box  327,  Campbell,  Calif. 

HULTKRANS,  JOEL  CARL,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  July  18,  1898.  Son  of  C.  A. 
and  Hilma  (Josephson)  Hultkrans.  Ed.:  Mech. 
Arts  H.  S.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  Augustan  Coll. 
(Rockland,  111.)  ;  B.S.,  B.M.,  M.D.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1920. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Mech.  Arts  H.S.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1915,  mem.  Augustan  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  1000% 
Bskt.B.  team  (undefeated,  10  games,  Big  10 
Conf.).  1920-21,  mem.  undefeated  Bskt.B.  team, 
Battery  "A,"  1st  Minn.  F.A. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  M.R.C.,  1914;  S.A.T.C.,  1917.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  "M"  C. ;  Phi  Rho  Sigma ;  Lions  0. ; 
Ramsey  Co.  Med.  Soc. ;  lAmer.  Med.  Soc. ;  Minn. 
State  Med.  Soc;  No.  Minn.  Med.  Soc.;  Minn. 
Neurological  Soc.  Married:  Opal  Welch,  Oct.  24, 
1921.  Children:  Elinor  Opal,  age  5 ;  Jane  Caro- 
lyne,  age  3.  Office:  1044  Lowry  Bldg.,  St.  Paul, 
Minn.    Home:  230  Vernon  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

HUMPHREY,  HAROLD  E„  mgr.,  Stanford 
track  team.  Bom:  Reno,  Nev.,  May  8,  1902. 
Son  of  Herbert  G.  and  Judicy  (Oavitt)  Hum- 
phrey. Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  A.B.,  Stan- 
ford, 1926. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Exeter  Acad,  track  team. 
1923,  mem.  Freshman  Stanford  track  team.  1926, 
mgr.  Standford  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Distributor,  Internatl.  Air- 
planes. Affiliations:  mem.  S.F.  Stock  Exch. ; 
Pac.  Coast  F.B.  Asso. ;  Olympic  C. ;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon.    Address:  Baker  Hotel,  Dallas,  Tex. 


HUMPHREY,  RICHARD  SEARS,  football 
and  hockey.  Bom:  Hyde  Park,  Mass.,  May  4, 
1898.  Son  of  Henry  B.  and  Jennie  (Sears) 
Humphrey.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Seh. ;  Harvard,  A.B., 
1921 ;  M.B.A.,  1923. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  hockey 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hockey  team.  1922, 
coach  Harvard  freshman  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  H.  B.  Humphrey 
Co.,  Adv.  Agency.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.  U.S.A., 
1918,  Inf.  Replacement  and  Training  Troops, 
Camp  Grant,  111.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity 
Club ;  Harvard  Club  of  Boston.  Married:  Marion 
Van  Buren  Emmons.  Office:  581  Boylston  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  116  Moss  Hill  Rd.,  Jamaica 
Plain,  Mass. 


HUMPHREYS,  CHARLES  E.,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  July  11,  1871. 
Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Belle  (Palmer)  Humph- 
reys. Ed.:  Haverford  Sch.,  1889;  B.S.,  Prince- 
.ton,  1893. 

Record:  1887-88-89,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1890,  capt.  Princeton  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1892-93,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B. 
B.  team.  1894-95,  asst.  B.B.  coach  Princeton. 
1896,  B.B.  coach  Amherst  Coll.  1897,  B.B.  coach 
DeLancy  Sch.  1898,  coach  Univ.  of  Wis.  1901- 
14,  mem.  Narberth  A.A.  B.B.  team.  1915,  mgr. 
Cape  May  Collegians  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
Bd.  of  Gov.,  Wash.  Coll.  (Chestertown,  Md.)  ; 
dir.,  East.  B.B.  team,  East.  Shore  League. 
Clubs:  Princeton  (Phila.)  ;  Chesapeake  Bay 
Yacht  (Easton,  Md.)  ;  Talbot  County  C.C. 
Hobby:  Shooting  and  fishing.  Married:  Florence 


Kennedy,  1896.  Children:  Collwyn  K.,  age  30; 
Chas.  Owen,  age  29 ;  Mrs.  Edith  H.  Bourne,  age 
26.    Address:  Snug  Harbor  Farm,  Easton,  Md. 

HUMPHREYS,  SAMUEL  MAXEY,  football. 
Born:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Aug.  13,  1898.  Son  of 
John  S.  and  Sue  Hite  (Maxey)  Humphreys. 
Ed.:  Greenville  H.  Sch.;  Marshall  Coll.;  A.B., 
Baylor  Univ. 

Record :  1915-16,  mem.  Greenville  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Greenville  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(State  champs.).  1917-19,  mem.  Marshall  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams,  1918).  1920,  mem.  Baylor 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1921-24,  coach  Clarksville  H. 
Sch.  (won  dist.  champ,  track  meet  and  Inter- 
Sch.  League  meet).  1923-28,  officiating  Inter- 
Sch.  League  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.,  Clarksville  H.  Sch. 
Mil.  Service:  Entered  R.O.T.O,  transferred  S. 
A.T.C. ;  ordered  to  S.I.O.T.C. ;  discharged  pvt, 
1918.  Affiliations:  S.  West.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials ; 
Amer.  Legion ;  Mason ;  Tex.  State  Teachers' 
Asso. ;  Red  River  Co.  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Baylor 
Alumni  Asso.;  "B"  Club  (Baylor Univ.)  ;  Rotary 
Club;  Clarksville  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics  for 
boys.  Married:  Mary  Sudie  Moore,  June,  1924. 
Children:  Mary  Eugenia,  infant.  Office:  Main 
St.,  Clarksville,  Tex.  Home:  Wash.  St.,  Clarks- 
ville, Tex. 


HUNEKER,  JOHN  F.,  official,  1st  Natl.  A.A.U. 
games,  1888.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  29,  1851. 
Son  of  John  and  Mary  (Gibbons)  Heneker.  Ed.: 
Pvt.  Sch.   (Phila.). 

Record:  1874-94,  mem.  Schuylkill  Navy  A.C. 
swimming  team  and  crew  (swimming  coach). 
1876,  mem.  Natl.  Regatta  Com.  for  Centennial 
Regatta  in  Phila.  1881-82,  Vice-Commodore, 
Schuylkill  Navy.  Formerly  Rep.,  Schuylkill  Navy 
Natl.  Asso.  of  amateur  oarsmen.  1888,  referee 
1st  Natl,  games,  A.A.U.  (Detroit).  Officiated 
at  ath.  meets  and  regattas  in  East. 

Club:  Art.    Address:  Lenox  Apts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


HUNN,  LEONARD  EARL,  track  and  cross 
country.  Born:  Davenport,  la.,  Nov.  2,  1905. 
Son  of  Phillip  and  Anna  (Starck)  Hunn.  Ed.: 
la.  Univ. 

Record:  1925,  holder  Univ.  la.  freshman  1 
mile,  2  mile  and  2  mile  indoor  records,  time : 
4  :26,  9  :40,  9.35 ;  won  Mid.  West,  cross  country 
champ.  1926,  mem.  la.  Univ.  indoor  track  team 
"Big  Ten"  Conf.  champ. ;  won  2  mile  indoor 
champ. ;  won  cross  country  "Big  Ten"  Conf. 
champ. ;  runner-up  2  mile  indoor  at  "Big  Ten" 
Conf.  meet ;  undefeated  in  cross  country ;  holder 
Univ.  cross  country  3,  4  and  5  mile  course 
records. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  treas.,  Hawkeye 
Club. ;  pres.,  Cross  Country  Club.  Hobby: 
Coaching.    Address:  Univ.  Iowa. 


HUNT,  ERNEST  PAUL,  coach,  Stanford 
Univ.  Born:  Anderson,  Ind.,  Nov.  10,  1890.  Son 
of  William  S.  and  Anna  (Skinner)  Hunt.  Ed.: 
Anderson  H.  Sen. ;  A.B.,  Ind.  Univ.,  1913 ;  Univ. 
of  Calif. 

Record:  1906-07-08,  mem.  Anderson  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1907-08,  mem.  Ander- 
son H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Ind.  Univ. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Ind.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1912,  mem  Ind.  Univ.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  coach,  Lin- 
ton (Ind.)  H.  Sch.  1914-15,  dir.  phys.  ed.  and 
ath.,  Monte  Vista,  Colo.  1916-17,  dir.  phys.  ed., 
"Waco  (Tex.)  public  schs.  1918-22,  dir.  phys.  ed. 
and  coach,  Berkeley  H.  Sch.  1922-28,  dir.  fresh- 
man sports  and  varsity  Bskt.B.  coach,  Stanford 
Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  freshman  sports  and 
varsity  Bskt.B.  coach,  Stanford  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Part  time  ath.  dir.  (vol.)  Camp  McAr- 
thur,  Waco,  Tex.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
"I"  Club  (Ind.  Univ.)  ;  Stanford  Univ.  Faculty 
Club.  Hobby:  Trout  fishing  and  deer  hunting. 
Married:  Esther  Fern  Bowers,  Aug.  30,  1916. 
Children:  Mary  Pauline,  age  9;  Marjorie  Fern, 
age  8.  Office:  Encina  gym.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 
Home:  127  Harriet  St.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 


HUNT,  IRVING  OWEN,  football  and  hockey. 
Born:  Providence,  R.  I.,  Jan.  30,  1878.  Son  of 
Daniel  Augustus  and  Annie  (Evans)  Hunt.  Ed.: 
Providence  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1899; 
LL.B.,  Harvard,  1902. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Providence  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1897-98,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1896-99,  capt.  Brown  Univ.  hockey  team. 
1899-1900,  coach  Univ.  of  S.  Car.  F.B.  team. 
1901,  mem.  Homestead  pro.  F.B.  team  (Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.)  ;  mem.  Boston  Hockey  Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Clubs:  Wyo.  Val- 
ley C.C. ;  Agawam  Hunt ;  Rotary ;  Univ.  Mar- 
ried: Lydia  Atherton  Stites,  Feb.  6,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Ellen  S.,  age  8;  Harriet  Marcy,  age  7. 
Address:  R.F.D.  No.  3,  Wyoming,  Pa. 


HUNT,  O.  JOEL,  captain,  Texas  A.  and  M. 
College  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Texico,  N. 
Mex.,  Oct.  11,  1905.  Son  of  Thomas  Joel  and 
Leila  (Cox)  Hunt.  Ed.:  Waco  (Tex.)  H.  Sch., 
1924;  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Waco  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  mem.  Waco  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-S. 
West,  h.b.,  1925-26;  capt.,  1927).  1927,  mem. 
Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  B.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "T" 
Asso.  (Tex.  A.  and  M.  Coll.).  Address:  League, 
Tex. 


HUNT,  ROBERT  WALTER,  football.  Born: 
Santa  Barbara,  Cal.,  July  12,  1904.  Son  of 
Walter  L.  and  Martha  (Lowsley)  Hunt.  Ed.: 
Santa  Barbara  H.S. ;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1926. 

Record:  Mem.  Santa  Bar.  H.  S.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  Stanford  freshmen 
F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B. 
team  (Pac.  Coast  champs.,  '24). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Commercial  business.  Affil- 
iations: Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Married:  Beryl 
Busby,  Sept.  11,  1926.  Office:  1025  Chapala, 
Santa,  Barbara,  Calif.  Home:  1502  Dela  Vina 
St.,  Santa  Barbara,  Calif. 


HUNTER,  WILLIS  OMENN,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Mt.  Pleasant,  Utah, 
June  18,  1894.  Son  of  Wm.  Clark  and  Alice 
(Omenn)  Hunter.  Ed.:  Wasatch  Acad.;  A.B., 
Oberlin  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:    Mem.    Oberlin    Coll.    F.B.    and    B.B. 

team  (3  yrs.).  Mem.  Oberlin  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team 
(2  yrs.).  1916-17,  mem.  Olympic  Club  team  (2 
yrs. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  ath.,  Univ.  of  S. 
Calif.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.S.N.,  1917-19. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Skull  and  Dagger; 
Sphinx  and  Snakes  ;  Los  Angeles  A.  C. ;  Holly- 
wood A.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Myra  Rice, 
Aug.  25,  1917.  Children:  Virginia  Jean,  age  5; 
Joanne  Muir,  age  3.  Office:  3551  Univ.  Ave., 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  335  Spruce  St.,  Ingle- 
wood,  Calif. 


HUNTINGTON,  ELLERY   CHANNING,  JR., 

football,  basketball,  track.  Born:  Nashville, 
Tenn.,  March  11,  1893.  Son  of  Ellery  C.  and 
Susan  (Tucker)  Huntington.  Ed.:  Prep.  Colgate 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1914;  LL.B.,  Har- 
vard Law  Sch.,  1917. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (Walter  Camp's  selection  of  All-Amer. 
q.b.).  1911-13,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1913).  1914-16, 
asst.  coach  Colgate  Univ.  F.B.  team  (field  coach, 
1919-20). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  Capt., 
Field  Arty.,  307th  Reg.,  78th  Div.,  A.E.F.  Af- 
filiations: Mem.  Satterlee  and  Canfield,  attys. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Mason ;  Asso.  of  the  Bar 
of  City  of  N.  Y. ;  A.  Bar  A.;  Lawyers'  C. ; 
Garden  City  G.C. ;  Cherry  Valley  Club  ;  Harvard 
Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Hester 
Gibson,  Dec.  26,  1917.  Children:  Hester,  age  7; 
Susan  Tucker,  age  5 ;  Ellery  Channing,  3rd, 
age  4.  Office:  49  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Garden  City,  N.  Y. 


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HUNTINGTON,  PARK  WILLIAM,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Vicksburg,  Pa.,  July  25, 
1895.  Son  of  John  E.  and  Hester  Amelia  (Spotts) 
Huntington.  Ed.:  Milton  H.  Seh. ;  A.B.,  Susque- 
hanna Univ.,  1917 ;  B.D.,  Susquehanna  Seminary, 
1921. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Susquehanna  Univ.  B.B. 
squad.  1917,  mgr.  Susquehanna  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  Susquehanna  Seminary  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  asst.  coach  Susquehanna  Univ.  1921-28, 
officiating  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lutheran  minister.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  June,  1917,  mem.  U.S.A.A.C., 
officer  instr.,  Camp  Meigs,  D.  C. ;  discharged 
Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Odd  Fellows;  Mason; 
P.O.S.  of  A.;  Y.M.C.A.;  official  Joint  Bskt.B. 
Com.;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Tennis, 
fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Marie  Marguerite 
Romig,  June  29,  1921.  Children:  Park  Wm.,  Jr., 
age  4.  Office:  13th  and  Broom  St.,  "Wilmington, 
Dela.  Home:  806  West  25th  St.,  Wilmington, 
Dela. 


HURLEY,  JOHN  J.,  football,  baseball.  Born: 
Manchester,  N.  H.,  Oct.  4,  1895.  Son  of  John 
J.  and  Margaret  (Cullity)  Hurley.  Ed.:  Man- 
chester H.  Sch. ;  Holy  Cross  Coll. ;  Lehigh  Univ. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Manchester  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1915-16,  mem. 
Holy  Cross  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1916-17,  mem. 
Lehigh  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1917-19,  capt.  U.S.A. 
1st  Army  Hdqrs.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  coach,  ath. 
dir.  St.  Aurelius  Coll.  (Manchester,  N.  H.). 
1922-23,  Community  Service  dir.  and  supervisor 
of  aths.  and  recreation,  St.  Mary's  (Pa.).  1924- 
28,  dir.  prys.  ed.  Manchester  Pub.  Schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  in  N.  H.  Inf.,  1917 ;  Comnd.  Sgt.  in  1st 
Army,  Reet,  France ;  Sgt.  in  Dept.  of  Criminal 
Investigation ;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tion: K.C.  Clubs:  Exec,  sec,  Manchester  B.B.  C. 
(New  England  League)  ;  Giant  A.C.  Married: 
Esther  Furness,  Aug.  18,  1923.  Child:  Nancy 
Kinsman,  age  2.  Office:  Sch.  Dept.,  Manchester, 
N.  H.    Home:  143  Oak  St.,  Manchester,  N.  H. 


HURD,  DOROTHY  IONA  CAMPBELL,  won 

Philadelphia  golf  championship,  1925-27.  Born: 
March  24,  1883.  Daughter  of  William  and 
Emily  (Tipper)  Hurd.  Education:  Privately 
tutored. 

Record:  1905-06-08,  won  Scottish  golf  cham- 
pionship. 1909-11,  won  British  golf  champion- 
ship. 1909-10-24,  won  American  golf  champion- 
ship. 1910-12,  won  Canadian  golf  championship. 
1918-20-21,  won  North  and  South  golf  cham- 
pionship. 1925-27,  won  Philadelphia  golf  cham- 
pionship. 

Clubs:  Merion  Cricket;  Lady  Golfers  (Lon- 
don, England).  Address:  Merion  Cricket  Club, 
Haverford,  Pennsylvania. 

HURD,  RAYMOND  W.,  captain  Carnegie 
Tech  basketball  team,  1926-27.  Born:  Wayland, 
Ohio,  Dec.  13,  1904.  Son  of  John  M.  and  Ida  K. 
(Walters)  Hurd.  Ed.:  Newton  Falls  H.  Sch., 
1921;  Mount  Union  Coll.,  1923;  B.S.,  Carnegie 
Inst,  of  Tech.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,-  mem.  Newton  Falls  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-22,  mem. 
Mount  Union  Coll.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1922,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Newton 
Falls  Independents.  1924-25,  mem.  Carnegie 
Tech  freshman  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925, 
capt.  Carnegie  Tech  freshman  B.B.  team.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Carnegie  Tech  varsity  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1926-27,  capt.  Carnegie  Tech  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  "West  Pa.  Power  Co.  (train- 
ing course).  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Tau;  Tau 
Beta  Pi ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu  ;  A.I.B.E. ;  Natl.  Electric 
Light  Asso.  Office:  West  Pa.  Bldg.,  "Wood  St., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  336  Ravenna  St.,  Newton 
Falls,  Ohio. 


HURLEY,  JOHN  LAWRENCE,  capt.  Bowdoin 
College  football  team,  1911.  Born:  Maiden, 
Mass.,  Jan.  21,  1887.  Son  of  Dennis  A.  and 
Catherine  E.  (Brennan)  Hurley.  Ed.:  Maiden 
H.  Sch.,  1904;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1908;  A. 
B.,  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1912 ;  Suffolk  Law  Sch.,  1918. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1905-07,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1909-11,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Zeta 
Psi;  Univ.  Club.  Office:  11  Beacon  St.,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  168  Lebanon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

HURLIMAN,  JOHN  ROBERT,  football. 
Bom:  Cissna  Park,  111.,  Feb.  1,  1907.  Son  of 
Charles  E.  and  Sophie  (Hoffman)  Hurliman. 
Ed.:  Cissna  Park  Sch.,  1926;  111.  State  Normal 
Coll. 

Record:  1923-24-25-26.  mem.  Cissna  Park  H. 
Sch.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (County 
and  Dist.  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1924-26;  won  County 
and  Dist.  weights  in  track,  1926).  1926-27,  mem. 
111.  State  Normal  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1927, 
mem.  111.  State  Normal  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Varsity 
(111.  State  Normal)  ;  111.  State  A.C.  (vice-pres.). 
Address:  202  W.  Mulberry  St.,  Normal,  111. 

HURT,  ALFRED  DUNLAP,  football.  Born: 
Salem,  Va.,  Aug.  10,  1903.  Son  of  Robert  D. 
and  Susie  (Zirkle)  Hurt.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Roanoke 
Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-23-24-25,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1924;  won  state  champ.,  1923). 
:i  923-24,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1923- 
24-25,    selected   All-State   fullback   by   Roanoke 


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Press.  1923-24-25-26,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1926-28,  head  coach  and  dir.  of  aths., 
Jefferson  H.  Sen.  (Roanoke,  Va.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Phi ;  Roanoke  Monogram  Club.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Married:  Louise  Fitzgerald,  Aug.  8, 
1927.  Office:  Jefferson  H.  Sch.,  Roanoke,  Va. 
Home:  Salem,  Va. 

HURT,  VICTOR  C,  head  football,  basketball 
and  track  coach,  Oklahoma  Baptist  University. 
Born:  Oakland  City,  Ind.,  Mar.  13,  1899.  Son 
of  LeRoy  D.  and  Eunice  (Monroe)  Hurt.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Coll.  of  Emporia  (Emporia,  Kans.)  ;  Kans. 
Univ.   (grad.  work). 

Record:  Mem.  Coll.  of  Emporia  F.B.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (F.B.  team  won  Kans.  I.C. 
champ,  1918-19).  Coaching:  1926-27,  won  Okla. 
F.B.  Collegiate  champ.  Won  and  set  new  records 
in  880  relays  at  the  Okla.,  Tex.  and  Rice  relays ; 
won  and  set  new  relay  records  in  the  mi.  re- 
lay at  Okla.  and  Tex.  relays;  won  880  and  mi. 
relays  at  Kans.  relays.  1927,  won  mi,  relay  at 
Drake  relays,  time  3 :22.7 ;  runners-up  in  880 
relay  at  Drake  relays. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  coach,  Okla  Baptist  Univ.,  Shawnee, 
Okla.  Affiliations :  Lions  Club ;  Amer.  Legion  ; 
Mason.  Office:  Univ.  Station,  Shawnee,  Okla. 
Home:  207  W.  Midland  St.,  Shawnee,  Okla. 

HUSSEY,  FRANCIS  VALENTINE  JOSEPH, 

mem.  Olympic  team,  1924,  National  100  yd. 
champion,  1925.  Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Feb. 
14,  1905.  Son  of  James  A.  and  Elizabeth  A. 
(Hoctor)  Hussey.  Ed.:  Stuyvesant  H.  Sch., 
1925;  Boston  Coll.;  Columbia,  Univ. 

Record:  1922,  holder  Stuyvesant  H.  Sch.  100 
yd.  indoor  record,  10  1/1  sec. ;  holder  H.  Sch. 
70  yd.  Natl,  champ,  record  7  1/5  sec.  1923, 
bolder  N.Y.C.H.  Sch.  world's  record  100  yds., 
9  3/5  sec. ;  holder  world's  H.  Sch.  record  100 
yds.,  9  7/10  sec.  1924,  mem.  Olympic  400  meter 
relay  team  which  holds  Olympic  champ.,  time 
41  sec.  1925,  senior  Natl,  champ.  100  yds. ; 
holder  I.C.  indoor  70  yd.  record,  9  4/5  sec.  1926, 
New  Eng.  I.C.  100  and  220  yd.  champ.  1927, 
mem.  i/>  mile  relay  team  (Natl,  champ.,  Lincoln, 
Nebr.)  which  holds  world's  record.  1928,  senior 
Met.   indoor  60  yd.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  New  York 
Ath.  Hobby:  Walking.  Address:  2036  Madison 
Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

HUSTING,  BERTHOLD  JUNEAU,  former 
pro.  and  amateur  baseball  and  football  player. 
Born:  Mayville,  Wis.,  Mar.  6,  1878.  Son  of 
Jean  Pierre  and  Mary  Madelaine  (Juneau) 
Husting.    Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1900. 

Record:  1897,  mem.  (Kewaunee,  Wis.)  Lake 
Shore  B.B.  league   (won  pennant).     1898,  mem. 


Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1899,  coach, 
Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Milwaukee  West. 
B.B.  League.  1900,  mem.  Pittsburgh  Natl.  B.B. 
league.  1900-01,  mem.  Milwaukee  Amer.  B.B. 
league.  1902,  mem.  Boston  Amer.  B.B.  league 
and  Phila.  Amer.  B.B.  league  (winner  of  pen- 
nant, 1902).  1906,  pres.  Fox  River  Valley 
league  (Wis.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Husting  and  Husting, 
attys.  (Fond  du  lac  and  Mayville,  Wis.).  Affilia- 
tions: Elks ;  North  Amer.  Turn-verein ;  Isaac 
Walton  League;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  "W"  Club 
(Univ.  Wis.)  ;  pres.  Mayville  Commercial  Club, 
Mayville  Investment,  sec.  and  treas.,  Blue  Wing 
Hunting  Club ;  Mayville  Calumet  Club.  Hobby: 
Duck  hunting  and  gardening.  Married:  Agnes 
Sternberger,  Aug.  27,  1902.  Children:  Suzanne 
AVackman,  age  22;  John  J.,  age  19;  Constance 
Agnes,  age  8.  Office:  9  So.  Main  St.,  Mayville, 
Wis.     Home:  314  Horicon  St.,  Mayville,  Wis. 

HUSTON,  RALPH  CHASE,  football.  Born: 
Fairfield,  la.,  Mar.  10,  1885.  Son  of  John  Charles 
and  Etta  (Chase)  Huston.  Ed.:  Fairfield  H. 
Sch.,  1902;  B.S.,  Parsons  Coll.,  1906;  Univ.  of 
la.,  M.S.,  1908,  Ph.D.,  1914. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  Fairfield  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1902-05,  mem.  Parsons  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1907,  coach  Junction  City  (Kans.)  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1909-10,  asst.  coach  Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1911-22,  coach  Mich.  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  organic  chemistry, 
Mich.  State  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Capt,  Sanitary 
Corps,  Aug.  1918-Feb.,  1919;  1st  Lt.  119  F.A., 
May-Oct.,  1921;  Capt.,  119  F.A.,  Oct.,  1921-Oct., 
1922;  Maj.,  F.  A.  Res.,  Lt.  Col.  F.  Res.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Mich.  I.C. 
F.B.  Asso. ;  West  Conf.  F.B.  official ;  Sigma  Xi ; 
Amer.  Chemical  Soc. ;  Elks ;  Mason ;  pres.,  Lan- 
sing Army  and  Navy  Club.  Married:  Mabel 
Moyer.  Children:  Margaret  Esther,  age  13. 
Office:  Mich.  State  Coll.,  East  Lansing,  Mich. 
Home:  512  Wildwood  Dr.,  East  Lansing,  Mich. 

HUTCHENS,  ARTHUR  REED,  football. 
Born:  Lafayette,  Ind.,  Nov.  9,  1885.  Son  of  Oscar 
Bruce  and  Clara  (Reed)  Hutchens.  Ed.:  Kenyon 
Mil.  Acad.;  Norwich  Univ.;  B.S.,  Purdue  Univ. 

Record :  1902-04,  mem.  Kenyon  Mil.  Acad.F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1904-06,  mem.  Norwich 
Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1906-09, 
mem.  Purdue  Univ.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  gen.  mgr.,  Hutch- 
ens Service  Corp.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Aug., 
2917,  comnd.  Capt.  F.A.,  Nov.  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
hon.  discharged,  1920.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kapa 
Psi;  pres.,  S.F.B.  Oflicials'  Asso.;  West.  I.C. 
Conf.  F.B.  Oflicials ;  Tampa  A.C. ;  Lake  Pierce 
C.C. ;  Lake  Wales  G.C.  Married:  Zilla  Lee  Tyler, 
Sept.  22,  1926.  Address:  Lake  of  the  Hills, 
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HUTCHINGS,  DeWITT  VEKMILYE,  base- 
ball. Born:  E.  Orange,  N.  J.,  Aug.  18,  1879. 
Son  of  George  Long  and  Helen  Lansing  (Ver- 
milye)  Hurdlings.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Seh. ; 
A.B.,  Princeton ;  Rutgers  Theol.  Sem. ;  Union 
Theol.  Sem. ;  Columbia  Univ. ;  Oxford. 

Record:  1897,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sen.  B.B. 
team  vs.  Andover  Acad,  (champ,  team).  1898, 
mem  Princeton  freshman  B.B.  team.  1899-1900- 
1901,  mem.  Princeton  champ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Glenwood  Hotel 
Co.  Affiliations:  Riverside  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Calif.  Hist.  Soc. ;  Council  of  Internat. 
Relations ;  dir.,  Riverside  Community  Hosp. 
Asso. ;  Los  Angeles  Ath.  Club ;  dir.,  Victoria  G. 
C. ;  Pacific  Coast  Beach  Club;  S.  Calif.  Auto. 
Club.  Hobby:  Motoring  and  golf.  Married: 
Allie  Hardenburg,  Sept.  13,  1909.  Children: 
Frank  Miller,  age  14 ;  Isabella  V.,  age  12 ;  Helen 
H.,  age  10.  Address:  Mission  Inn,  Riverside, 
Calif. 


HUTCHINSON,  JOHN  G.,  hockey.  Born:  Ar- 
lington, Mass.,  July  20,  1891.  Son  of  Walter  K. 
Hutchinson.    Ed.:  B.Sc,  Mass.  State  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Prep.  Sch.  Arlington 
High  hockey,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1910-14, 
mem.  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.  hockey  and  B.B.  teams. 
1914-17-20-21-26,  mem.  Boston  A.A.  amateur 
hockey  team  (Amer.  amateur  hockey  champs., 
1916 ;  capt.  1917  and  1920 ;  East,  group  champs., 
1926).  1919,  mem.  U.S.  Navy  hockey  team  (East, 
league  champ.).  1922-25,  mem.  Boston  hockey 
club.  1927,  mem.  Boston  Univ.  club  (amateur 
champs.,  East.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  retail  stores.  Naval 
Service:  Naval  Aviator,  Dec,  1917-Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Pres.,  W.  K.  Hutchinson  Co. ; 
Masons ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  Theta  Nu  Epsilon. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  music.  Office:  Mass.  Ave., 
Arlington,  Mass.  Home:  85  Bratte  St.,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 

HUTCHINSON,  SYDNEY  EMLEN,  football. 
Born:  Cheltenham,  Pa.,  Sept.  17,  1866.  Son  of 
Pemberton  S.  and  Agnes  (Wharton)  Hutchin- 
son. Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.;  Brown's  Prep.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  Pa., 


Record:   1885,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
Phila.  Natl.  Bk.,  Baldwin  Locomotive  Works, 
Standard  Steel  Works  Co. ;  mem.  bd.  of  dirs. 
of  City  Trusts,  Girard  Estate,  Kensington  Ship- 
yard and  Drydock  Co. ;  chrmn.  of  Council  on 
Aths.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Clubs:  Pa.  Ath. ;  Phila. ;  Rit- 
tenhouse ;  Phila.  C.C. ;  Huntingdon  Valley  C.C. ; 
Racquet;  Corinthian  Yacht;  Essex  Co.  Hobby: 
Yachting.  Married:  Edith  L.  Stotesbury,  Dec. 
2,  1903.  Children:  Cintra ;  Frances  S. ;  Natalie 
E. ;  Edward  S.  Office:  101  Public  Ledger  Bldg., 
Phila.,  Pa.   Home:  1718  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


HUTCHISON,  HERBERT  LYNN,  football. 
Born:  Warriors  Mark,  Pa.,  June  23,  1884.  Son 
of  George  G.  and  Ada  Florence  (Hyskell)  Hut- 
chison. Ed.:  Ind.  Normal  Sch.  (Ind.,  Pa.)  ; 
Bloomsburg  Normal  Sch.  ( Bloomsburg,  Pa.)  ; 
Juniata  Coll.   (Huntingdon,  Pa.). 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Ind.  Normal  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1903,  mem.  Bloomsburg  Normal  Sch.  F. 
B.  team.  1904-05,  mem.  Juniata  Coll.  B.B.  and 
track  team.  1910-11-12,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  track 
team  (Tyrone,  Pa.).  Mem.  Y.M.C.A.  F.B.  team 
(Tyrone,  Pa.).    1921-28,  registered  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Feed  and  grain  merchant. 
Affiliations:  Kiwanis  Club  (Internatl.  pres., 
1927)  ;  Tyrone  G.C.  (chrmn.  tournament  com., 
1925-26-27).  Office:  1546  N.  Burley  Ave.,  Tyrone, 
Pa.   Home:  Pa.  House,  Tyrone,  Pa. 

HUTSELL,  WILBUR  HALL,  track.  Born: 
Moberly,  Mo.,  Nov.  10,  1892.  Son  of  Jerry  C. 
and  Susan  (Hall)  Hutsell.  Ed.:  Moberly  H. 
Sch.,  1910;  Univ.  of  Mo.,  1914. 

Record:  1912-13-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  varsity 
track  team.  1914-15-16,  asst.  track  coach  Univ. 
of  Mo.  1916-17,  phys.  instr.  and  track  coach  Mo. 
A.A.,  St.  Louis.  1919-20-21,  coach  Birmingham 
A.C.  1921-28,  head  track  coach  and  prof.  phys. 
ed.  Ala.  Poly  Tech.  Inst.  1924,  trainer  of  Olym- 
pic wrestl.  team,.  1925-27,  mem.  Natl.  Advis- 
ory Com.  on  Collegiate  Bskt.B.  1926-28,  mem. 
Natl.  A.A.U.  track  and  field  com.  1927,  coached 
Natl.  I.C.  120  yd.  high  hurdles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  phys.  instr.,  Ala. 
Poly.  Tech.  Inst.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega  ; 
Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Gor'mne 
Southard,  Nov.  12,  1919.  Office:  Ala.  Poly  Tech. 
Inst,  Auburn,  Ala.  Home:  426  N.  Gay  St., 
Auburn,  Ala. 

HYATT,  ROBERT  LEE,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Monticello,  Ark.,  Nov.  12,  1903.  Son  of  Robert 
L.  and  Mary  (Stanley)  Hyatt.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1924;  B.A.,  Oxford,  1926. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Harvard  track  team, 
(mem.  Harvard-Yale  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge 
match).  1924-27,  mem.  Oxford  track  and  relay 
teams  (winner  of  five  1st  places  against  Cam- 
bridge in  pole  vaulting).  Participated  in  fol- 
lowing meets :  1925,  Oxford-Cambridge  vs.  Har- 
vard-Yale ;  1925-26,  Cornell-Princeton  vs.  Ox- 
ford-Cambridge;  1927,  Archilles  Club  vs.  Greek 
Ath.  Clubs,  Athens. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instructor,  Harvard  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  Club  ;  Achilles  C. ; 
Kappa  Sigma.  Address:  Gore  Hall,  Cambridge, 
Mass. 

HYATT,  ROSWELL  BISHOP,  basketball. 
Born:  Meriden,  Conn.,  Mar.  28,  1881.  Son  of 
Isaac  B.  and  Jennie  M.  (Bishop)  Hyatt.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1903. 


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Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Yale  BsktB.  team. 
1903,  mem.  Tale  1-mi.  relay  team  (winners  Penn 
relay  race)  ;  runner-up,  440-yd.  dash,  Yale- 
Prineeton  dual  meet.  1905-10,  chrmn.,  1.0.  Bskt. 
B.  Rules  Com.  1910-13,  pres.,  1.0.  Bskt.B. 
League.    1912,  coach  Yale  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Pres.,  Little  Somers  &  Hyatt  Co.  Married: 
Mary  R.  Bradstreet,  Oct.  20,  1909.  Children: 
Bradstreet,  age  17;  Edward  T.,  age  13.  Office: 
73  Main  St.,  E.,  Meriden,  Conn.  Home:  170 
Colony  St.,  Meriden,  Conn. 

HYATT,  WILLARD  CURTIS,  capt.  Yale 
basketball  team,  1905.  Born:  Meriden,  Conn., 
June  15,  1883.  Son  of  Isaac  Beach  and  Jennie 
(Bishop)  Hyatt.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1905;  chosen  center  I.C.  All-Amer. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1905).  1902-04,  mem.  Yale 
F.B.  team  (sub.,  1904).  1903-04,  mem.  Yale 
track  team  (hurdles).  1905,  coach  F.B.,  Univ. 
of  South,  Sewanee,  Tenn.  1906,  coach  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.,  Mercer  Coll.,  Macon,  Ga.  Golf  champ. 
(2  yrs.)  Highland  C.C.,  Meriden,  Conn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  The  Little  Somers 
&  Hyatt  Co.  Mil.  Record:  Aug.-Dec,  1918,  Camp 
Zachary  Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky. ;  F.A.  Officers' 
Training  Sch.  Clubs:  Home  C. ;  Highland  C.C. 
Office:  73  E.  Main  St.,  Meriden,  Conn.  Home: 
177  Liberty  St.,  Meriden,  Conn. 

HYDE,  PAUL  H.,  golf.  Born:  Wichita, 
Kans.,  July  23,  1888.  Son  of  A.  A.  and  Ida  E. 
Hyde,    fid.:  A.B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1908,  Kans.  State  golf  champ.  1914, 
capt.  Williams  Coll.  golf  team  (coll.  champ.). 
1921,  Buffalo  City  golf  champ.  1924-27,  Buffalo 
District  golf  champ.  1926,  semi-finalist  Cana- 
dian amateur  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Mentholatum 
Co.  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.).  Clubs:  Buffalo  A.C. ;  Buf- 
falo  C.C.     Married:  Hallie   Young,    Oct.,   1915. 


Children:  Phoenix  C,  age  10;  Paul  H.,  age  8; 
Edward  K.,  age  6;  Constance  J.,  age  1.  Office: 
1360  Niagara  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  671  West 
Ferry  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

HYLAND,  RICHARD  FRANK,  mem.  U.  S. 
Olympic  rugby  team,  1924.  Born:  San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal.,  July  26,  1900.  Son  of  Frank  William 
and  Helen  (Swett)  Hyland.  Ed.:  St.  Ignatius' 
and  Santa  Clara  Prep  Schs. ;  A.B.,  Stanford, 
1927. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Ignatius  and  Santa  Clara 
Prep.  Schs.  track,  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(3  yrs.).  1923-24,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1924,  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic 
rugby  team  (won  Olympic  champ.,  Paris,  Fr.). 
1924-25,  capt.  Stade  Francais  C.  rugby  team 
(Paris  champs.;  chosen  on  All-Paris  team.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  track  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team ;  Lawrence 
Perry's  1st  All-Amer.  team  h.b.,  '26;  All-Pac. 
Coast  h.b.,  Pac.  Coast  champs,  '26-'27;  U.  S. 
champs,  '26.  1926,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  B.B. 
team  (pitcher). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Motion  picture  dir.,  journal- 
ist and  author.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  Phi 
Phi ;  Skull  and  Snakes ;  San  Gabriel  G.  and  C. 
C. ;  Univ.  C.  Address:  Route  No.  3,  Whittier, 
Cal. 

HYNEMAN,  EDWIN  I.,  capt.  Univ.  Pa.  base- 
ball team,  1889.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Feb. 
7,  3869.  Son  of  Levy  L.  and  Grace  (Marks) 
Hyneman.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.;  B.A.,  Univ. 
Pa.,  1889. 

Record:  1883-85,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1884-85). 
3886-90,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1889).  1887-88,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team. 
1888-90,   mem.   Cape  May  B.B.   team. 

Clubs:  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity ;  Racquet ;  Univ.  Pa. 
(N.  Y.),  Hobby:  Baseball.  Address:  2215  St. 
James  PL,  Phila.,  Pa. 


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IDE,  MARIAN  MOORE,  Penn  relay  and 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  champion,  1927.  Born:  Loyalville, 
Pa.,  May  1,  1902.  Son  of  Silas  C.  and  Dora 
(Albertson)  Ide.  Ed.:  Kingston  H.  Sen.,  1923; 
B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  track 
team.  1924,  1st  place  hammer  throw,  Pa.  State- 
Cornell  track  meet.  1925,  1st  place  hammer 
throw  against  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  and  Univ. 
of  West  Va. ;  2nd  place  hammer  throw  against 
Syracuse  Univ.-U.S.N.A.  1926,  1st  place  hammer 
throw  against  Pittsburgh-Navy-Bucknell ;  3rd 
place  35-lb.  hammer  throw,  indoor  and  outdoor, 
I.CA.A.A.A.  meet.  1927,  1st  place  hammer  throw 
against  Syracuse-Navy ;  2nd  place  35-lb.  hammer 
throw  I.C.A.A.A.A.  indoor  meet ;  1st  place  ham- 
mer throw  Pa.  Relays  (158'  7/8")  ;  1st  place 
hammer  throw  I.C.A.A.AA.  meet  (162'  2%"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming.  Address:  R.F.D., 
Benton,  Pa. 


INGALLS,  ALFRED  WESLEY,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Lynn,  Mass.,  July  6,  1882. 
Son  of  Wm.  H.  and  Annie  (Bessom)  Ingalls. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1905;  Suffolk  Law 
Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Brown  Univ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Capt., 
8th  Mass,  Inf.;  Capt.,  5th  Pioneer  Inf.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason ;  Odd  Fellows ;  Scottish  Clans ; 
Amer.  Legion;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Football  officiating.  Married:  Gertrude  C.  Davis, 
June  17,  1908  (deceased),  2nd  wife,  Mira  E. 
Kimball.  Children:  Ruth  L.,  age  18;  Helen  H. 
K.,  age  8.  Office:  15  Ashburton  PI.,  Boston, 
Mass.  Home:  26  Basset  St.,  Lynn,  Mass. 


INGAMELLS,  DWIGHT  D.,  football.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  12,  1903.  Son  of  Walter  F. 
and  Edwina  (Wasson)  Ingamells.  Ed.:  Webster 
Groves  H.  Sch.,  1922 ;  LL.B.,  Washington  Univ., 
1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Webster  Groves  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Washington  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  organizer  Hi-Y  Clubs 
and  dir.  Phys.  Ed.,  Y.M.C.A.  1926,  coach  Wash- 
ington Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1927,  offici- 
ated H.  Sch.  F.B.  games  (St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Chi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  "W"  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  918  Security  Bldg.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.   Home:  102  N.  Filmore  Ave.,  Kirkwood,  Mo. 


INGERSOLL,  JONATHAN  EDWARDS,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Feb.  24,  1889.  Son 
of  Alvan  Fuller  and  Delia    (Bishop)    Ingersoll. 


Ed:  Shaw  H.  Sch.     (E.  Cleveland),  1907;  A.B., 
Dartmouth  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  190307,  mem.  Shaw  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
track,  B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  F.B.  and 
track  teams,  1906-07;  mgr.  B.B.,  1906-07). 
1907-08-09,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1911,  head  coach,  Colgate  Univ.  1912-13,  F.B. 
official  in  Ohio.  1913-14,  grad.  mgr.  aths.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  1916,  head  coach,  V.P.I.  1920-28, 
mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Affiliations:  Head  Brick  Co.,  Hooksett,  N.  H. 
(treas.-vice-pres.)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon; 
Casque  and  Gauntlet  (Dartmouth  Coll.)  ;  N.E. 
Asso.  F.B.  Officials  (Vice-Pres.)  ;  East.  Asso. 
of  I.C.  F.B.  Officials.  Clubs:  Beaver  Meadow  G.C. 
(sec.-treas.)  ;  Lake  Sunapee  CO;  Lake  Sunapee 
Yacht.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marion  Jones 
Roby,  Apr.  29,  1916.  Children:  Jane  Roby,  age 
10 ;  Mary,  age  3 ;  Jonathan  Edwards,  Jr.,  age  1. 
Office:  3  Capitol  St.,  Concord,  N.  H.  Home;  4 
Merrimack   St.,  Concord,  N.  H. 

INGHAM,  TRAVIS  NORTHROP,  captain 
Yale  cross  country  team,  1927.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  Apr.  9,  1906.  Son  of  Charles  Samuel  and 
Clara  (Northrop)  Ingham.  Ed.:  Dummer  Acad. 
(S.  Byfield,  Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Dummer  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team  all  three 
yrs.).  1924-25,  mem.  Yale  freshman  cross  coun- 
try and  track  teams  (cross  country  team  won 
2d  place  in  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet ;  won  2d  place  in 
two-mi.  run,  Harvard  meet).  1925-28,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  cross  country  and  track  teams 
(track  team  "Big  Three"  champs.,  1925-26-27; 
capt.  cross  country  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Writing.  School:  992 
Yale  Station,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  S. 
Byfield,  Mass. 

INGLEY,  HARVEY  EDWIN,  basketball, 
baseball  and  track.  Bom:  Atlantic  City,  N.  J., 
Nov.  3,  1900.  Son  of  John  Davie  and  Ada  Jose- 
phine Ingley.  Ed.:  Staunton  Mil.  Acad.,  1920; 
Wash.  Coll.  of  Law,  1925. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Staunton  Mil.  Acad. 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921-25,  mem. 
Wash.  Yankees  pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem. 
Natl.  Guard  Bskt.B.  team  (Co.  F,  Hyattsville, 
Md.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secret  service  operator, 
White  House.  Naval  Service:  Naval  Aviation, 
Apr.  6,  1917,  to  Dec.  8,  1918.  Affiliations:  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia  Bskt.B.  Officials  Soc.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  White  House,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
444  M  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


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INGRAHAM,  WILLIAM  WHITE,  tennis. 
Bom:  Oakland,  R.  I.,  June  8,  1904.  Son  of 
Arthur  and  Elizabeth  (White)  Ingraham.  Ed.: 
Woonsocket  H.  Sen.,  1920  ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ; 
B.A.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1920,  Nat'l.  boys  doubles  tennis 
champ.  1922-23,  Natl.  Jr.  doubles  tennis  champ. 
1922-25,  mem.  Harvard-Yale  tennis  team,  com- 
peted against  Oxford-Cambridge  (capt.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  and  real  estate.  Clubs: 
Harvard  Varsity ;  Agawan  Hunt ;  Longwood 
Cricket;  Fox.  Married:  Barbara  Bosworth, 
Sept.  3,  1927.  Of/ice:  65  Main  St.,  Woonsocket, 
R.  I.    Home:  Warren  Ave.,  Union  Village,  R.  I. 

INGRAM,  JONAS  HOWARD,  athletic  direc- 
tor, U.S.  Naval  Academy.  Born:  Jeffersonville, 
Ind.,  Oct.  15,  1886.  Son  of  W.  T.  and  Anna 
(Howard)  Ingram.  Ed.:  Culver  Mil.  Acad.; 
U.S.  Naval  Acad. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Culver  Mil.  Acad,  track 
team.  1904,  mem.  U.S.  Naval  Acad,  track  team. 
1905-06,  mem.  U.S.  Naval  Acad,  varsity  crew 
and  F.B.  team  (won  in  ten  out  of  thirteen  I.C. 
boat  races).  1907,  capt.  U.S.  Naval  Acad,  var- 
sity crew ;  coached  and  played  on  U.S.S.  Nebr. 
F.B.  team  (Pacific  Coast  champs.).  1907-11, 
coached  and  played  on  All-Navy  champ.  B.B. 
teams.  1909,  asst.  coach,  U.S.  Naval  Acad, 
crew.  1909-12,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  U.S.  Naval 
Acad.  1915-27,  head  F.B.  coach,  U.S.  Naval 
Acad.     1926-29,  ath.  dir.  U.S.  Naval  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Comdr.  U.S.  Navy.  Naval 
Service:  Medal  of  honor,  Vera  Cruz,  1914 ;  Navy 
Cross ;  served  on  U.S.S.  N.Y.  in  British  Guard 
Fleet  during  World  War;  senior  mem.  of  Staff 
of  Admiral  Hugh  Rodman,  U.S.N.  Clubs:  N.Y. 
Yacht;  Army  and  Navy  (Wash.,  D.  C);  Rac- 
quet (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Gibson  Island  C.C.  (Balti- 
more, Md.)  ;  Annapolis.  Hobby:  Athletics,  golf 
and  flowers.  Married:  Jean  Fletcher,  July  14, 
1914.  Children:  William  T.,  2d,  age  13;  Mary 
Birch,  age  12.  Address:  U.S.  Naval  Acad., 
Annapolis,  Md. 

INGRAM,  WILLIAM  A.,  football.  Born: 
Jeffersonville,  Ind.,  June  15,  1898.  Son  of  Wm. 
T.  and  Anna  (Howard)  Ingram.  Ed.:  Jeffer- 
sonville H.  Sch. ;  Louisville  H.  Sch. ;  Culver  Mil. 
Acad. ;  U.S.N.A. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team. 
1916,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  lacrosse  team.  1917-18, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  crew  (I.C.  champs.).  1919,  asst. 
coach  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  head  coach 
Pacific  fleet  F.B.  team.  1922,  head  coach  Wil- 
liam and  Mary  F.B.  team.  1923-25,  head  coach, 
Ind.  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1926-28,  head  coach, 
U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team   (East  champs.,  1926.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach.  Married: 
Marion  Lane.  Children:  Homes  L.,  age  4  ;  Nancy 
Lane,  infant.    Address:  Jeffersonville,  Ind. 


INLOW,  DR.  HERBERT  HAEHL,  "Big  Ten" 
Conference  champion,  flying  rings,  1920.  Born: 
Manilla,  Ind.,  Dec.  24,  1899.  Son  of  Cyrus  E. 
and  Allie  M.  (Haehl)  Inlow.  Ed.:  Manilla  and 
Shelby  ville  (Ind.)  H.  Schs. ;  Univ.  of  Ind.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1920;  M.D.,  Rush  Medi- 
cal Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Shelbyville  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Shelbyville  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(won  1st  place  in  pole  vault  in  dual  meet  with 
Manual  Training  H.  Sch. ;  tied  for  1st  place  in 
S.  East.  Ind.  track  meet).  1918,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Ind.  wrestling  and  track  teams  (tied  for  1st 
place  in  pole  vault,  dual  meet  with  Ohio  State 
Univ.).  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  g^m.  team 
("Big  Ten"  Conf.  champs. ;  team  won  dual  meets 
with  Univ.  of  Wis.  and  Univ.  of  111. ;  won  1st 
place  in  flying  rings,  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  meet, 
Urbana,  111.,  high  point  winner  in  this  meet  for 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  making  223  out  of  a  possible 
270  points  in  three  events). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt,  Co.  I  (med.)  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
Oct.  28,  1918,  to  Dec.  11,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Inlow  Diagnostic  and  Surgical  Clinic,  Shelby- 
ville, Ind. ;  Phi  Chi ;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha  ;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Shelby  County  Med.  Soc. ;  Ind.  State 
Med.  Asso. ;  W.S.  Major  Hospital  (roentgenolo- 
gist on  staff)  ;  Radiological  Soc.  of  N.  Amer.; 
Ind.  Roentgen  Soc.  (charter  mem.).  Clubs: 
Rotary  Internatl. ;  Shelbyville ;  Univ.  of  Chicago 
"C."  Hobby:  Poker.  Married:  Opal  R.  Martyn, 
Sept.  8,  1920.  Children:  Lillian  Faye,  age  4. 
Office:  131  W.  Wash.  St.,  Shelbyville,  Ind.  Home: 
212  N.  Harrison  St.,  Shelbyville,  Ind. 

INNES,  ARTHUR  TILTON,  football  and 
wrestling.  Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  11,  1892. 
Son  of  Joseph  and  Emma  (Barlow)  Innes.  Ed.: 
Dak.  Wesleyan  Coll. 

Record:  1910-16,  mem.  Orient  pro.  F.B.  team 
(New  Eng.  champs.).  1917,  won  New  Eng.  ama- 
teur wrestl.  champ,  (middleweight  and  heavy- 
weight classes).  1921,  mem.  Dak.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (Conf.  champs.).  1924-26,  won  men's 
singles  rowing  champ.,  Theil  Coll.,  Pa.  aquatic 
meet  (unattached).  1926,  won  Allegheny  Moun- 
tain Asso.  A.A.U.  wrestl.  champ.  (175  lb.  and 
heavyweight  classes)  ;  won  A.A.U.  wrestl. 
champ.,  Ontario  branch  (174  lb.,  heavyweight 
and  unlimited  classes).  1927,  won  City  of  Erie 
heavyweight  wrestl.  champ.  Amer.  Red  Cross 
life  saving  examiner.  1928,  A.M. A. A.A.U.  174- 
lb.  wrestling  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt,  Erie  Boys'  Club. 
Mil.  Service:  Lt,  147th  Inf.  F.A. ;  S.  Dak.  Natl. 
Guard.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing. Married:  Louise  M.  Tracy,  Oct.  30,  1912. 
Children:  Arthur  H.  R.,  age  13.  Office:  112  E. 
7th  St.,  Erie,  Pa.  Home:  1057  W.  8th  St.. 
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INNES,  HILLER,  football.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass.,  Aug.  21,  1902.  Son  of  Charles  H.  and 
Eleanor  (Mills)  Innes.  Ed.:  Volkmann  Sen. ; 
Noble  and  Greenough  Sch.,  1920;  The  Choate 
Sch.,  1921;  A.B.,  Harvard,   1925. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Noble  and  Greenough 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (champs.,  1919-20).  1919-20, 
mem.  Noble  and  Greenough  Sch.  crew  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  The  Choate  Sch.  F.B.,  crew  and 
hockey  teams.  Mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  squads.  Asst.  mgr.  Harvard  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  Mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team.    Breeder  of  Chow  Chow  dogs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.O.  Moving  Pictures 
Corp.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ; 
Hasty  Pudding;  Sigma  Kappa;  Delta  Upsilon; 
Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.  and  Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Hath- 
erly  C.C. ;  Charles  River  C.C.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Office:  1560  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
197  Bay  State  Rd.,  Boston,  Mass. 

INSLEE,  WILLIAM  L.,  1st  Internatl.  Star 
Class  champ.,  1923.  Born:  Ossining,  N.  Y.,  Mar. 
28,  1878.  Son  of  Francis  H.  and  Mary  (Pitou) 
Inslee.     Ed.:  Brooklyn   (N.  Y.)   public  sch. 

Record:  Won  following  races,  with  "Slow 
Poke"  (X  Class)  :  1908  and  1910,  Gravesend 
Bay  champ. ;  1909,  Bensonhurst  Yacht  C.  cruis- 
ing series.  With  "Shadow"  (Star  Class)  :  1914 
and  1916,  Gravesend  Bay  champ.;  1915,  At- 
lantic Yacht  C.  race  week.  With  "Taurus" 
(Star  Class):  1919,  1921  and  1923,  Larchmont 
Yacht  C.  race  week ;  1920,  L.  I.  Sound  champ. ; 
West  L.  I.  Sound  Inter-club  series;  1921,  At- 
lantic Yacht  C.  race  week ;  Annual  Captain's  Is. 
long-distance  race;  1922,  West  L.  I.  Sound 
eliminations  for  Natl,  champ.;  Natl,  champ.; 
1923,  West.  L.  I.  Sound  eliminations  for  Inter- 
natl. champ ;  Internatl.  champ. ;  West.  L.  I. 
Sound  champ.  With  "Sonny"  (Star  Class)  : 
1924-26,  Gravesend  Bay  eliminations  for  Inter- 
natl. champ.;  1924,  1st  race,  Internatl.  champ.; 
1925,  3rd  race,  Internatl.  champ.;  1925-26, 
Gravesend  Bay  champ.;  1926,  mem.  winning 
U.  S.  Star  Class  team  vs.  Cuban  team,  Inter- 
natl. race,  Havana.  1926-27,  Indiv.  Bowling 
champ.,  Montclair  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traffic  mgr.,  Standard 
Shipping  Co.  Affiliations:  Montclair  A.C; 
Larchmont  Yacht  C. ;  Commonwealth  C.  (Mont- 
clair, N.  J.).  Hobby:  Yachting  and  bowling. 
Married:  Marjorie  Emory,  June  10,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Marjorie,  age  9 ;  Helen,  age  7.  Office:  26 
Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  125  Bellevue 
Ave.,  Upper  Montclair,  N.  J. 

INTO,  ALBERT  NORMAN,  track.  Born: 
Southampton,  Eng.,  Dec.  14,  1896.  Son  of  John 
M.  and  Anna  W.  (Holmberg)  Into.  Ed.:  Colt 
Memorial  H.  Sch.  (Bristol,  R.  I.)  ;  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.  Prep.  Sch.  (Annapolis,  Md.),  1915;  Univ. 
of  Md.,  1916-17 ;  B.S.,  Yale,  1923. 


Record:  1914-16,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (F.B.  team  won  Md.  State  champ.,  1916). 
1920-21,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (picked  for  All- 
East,  tackle,  1921,  by  practically  all  sport  writ- 
ers ;  chosen  AU-Amer.  tackle  on  Walter  Camp's 
2nd  team,  1921).  1922,  mem.  F.B.  coaching  staff 
at  Yale.   1922-23,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemical  and  metallurgical 
engr.,  Amer.  Cyanamid  Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  May  1917 ;  comnd. 
Ensign,  Dec.  1917 ;  discharged  as  Lt,  Sept.  1919. 
Affiliations:  Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Sigma  Phi  Sigma ; 
Yale  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Milbrook  C.C.  (Greenwich, 
Conn.)  ;  Chemists'  Club.  Married:  Paula  Theo- 
dora Siedenburg,  Sept.  18,  1926.  Children:  A. 
Norman,  age  1.  Office:  535  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.   Home:  430  E.  57th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


IRELAND,  AUBREY  EDWARD,  National, 
American  and  Canadian  champion  canoeist. 
Born:  Toronto,  Ontario,  Canada,  April  29,  1893. 
Son  of  James  Henry  and  Lydia  H.  Ireland.  Edur 
cation:  Toronto  Model  School. 

Record:  1909-15,  member  of  Canadian  cham- 
pionship four  crew.  1913-21,  holder  of  Ameri- 
can championship  in  single-blade  canoeing. 
1915-20,  holder  of  American  championship  in 
double- blade  canoeing.  1919-21,  Canadian 
champion  single-paddler.  Winner  of  over  300 
first  prizes  all  over  country.  Retired  undefeated 
in  single-blade  paddling. 

Present  Occupation:  Insurance  agent  and 
broker.  Affiliations:  Wilson  Masonic  Lodge,  No. 
86 ;  Scottish  Rite  of  Freemasons ;  Independent 
Order  of  Foresters;  St.  Julian  Lodge,  Odd 
Fellows;  Lions'  Club  of  Toronto;  Canadian 
Amateur  Swimming  Association  (president, 
1927)  ;  Canadian  Canoe  Association  (commo- 
dore, 1926)  ;  American  Canoe  Association  (com- 
modore, 1928)  ;  Island  Aquatic  Association 
(past  president)  ;  Sunnyside  Swimming  Club 
(president)  ;  Toronto  Canoe  Club  (life  mem- 
ber) ;  Keneanda  Canoe  Club  (life  member)  ; 
Royal  Canadian  Yacht  Club;  Seven  River  Golf 
and  Country  Club ;  Central  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Busi- 
ness Affiliations:  Aubrey  E.  Ireland  and  Com- 
pany, Limited  (president)  ;  Pronto  Sales  Com- 
pany, Limited  (president).  Hobby:  Canoeing, 
sailing,  swimming.  Married:  Gladys  Emma 
Eastwood,  1916.  Children:  Aubrey  Eastwood, 
Jr.,  age  9;  Gladys  Norton,  age  3.  Office:  53 
Yonge  Street,  Toronto,  Ontario.  Home:  86  Hill- 
crest  Drive,  Toronto,  Ontario. 


IRISH,  JO  ELDER,  Ail-American  track  team, 
1917  (broad  jump).  Born:  Kiukiang,  China, 
June  26,  1894.  Son  of  Ralph  Orren  and  Lucina 
(Giffin)  Irish.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  111. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. ; 
A.B.,  Colorado  Teachers'  Coll.,  1926. 


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Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Oak  Park  (111.)  H.  S. 
track  team  (won  broad  jump,  Univ.  of  Chicago 
Natl.  Intersch.  meet,  '13).  1911,  mem.  Oak  Park 
H.  S.  F.B.  team  (Natl.  H.  S.  champs.).  1914, 
mem.  Univ.  of  111.  freshman  track  team.  1915- 
17,  mem.  Chicago  A.A.  track  team  (1st,  40  yd.; 
2nd,  high  jump,  Central  A.A.U.  Jr.  champ.). 
1917,  mem.  team  winning  440  yd.  relay,  44  sees., 
(new  Natl.  A.A.U.  record)  ;  won  running  broad 
jump,  23'  6"  (Central  A.A.U.  Sr.  Outdoor  Track 
and  Field  champ.)  ;  chosen  All-Amer.  track  and 
field  team.  Best  records:  100  yd.  dash,  9  4/5 
sees. ;  standing  high  jump,  5'  2  1/8" ;  running 
high  jump,  6' ;  running  broad  jump,  23'  6" ; 
standing  broad  jump,  10'  8". 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  mgr.  ath.  and  track 
coach,  Colorado  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  2nd 
O.T.C.,  comnd.  2nd  Lt.  Cavalry,  1917;  mem. 
Mexican  Border  Patrols,  1917-18;  disch.  1st  Lt., 
1920.  Affiliations:  Rocky  Mountain  Faculty  Ath. 
Conf . ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Kappa 
Delta  Pi;  A.L. ;  "X"  C.  (local).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Esther  Wegel.  Office:  Colorado  Coll., 
Colorado  Springs,  Col.  Home:  615  N.  Nevada 
Ave.,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 

IRVING,  DAVID  0.,  football.  Born:  Morris- 
town,  N.  J.,  Nov.  24,  1856.  Son  of  Rev.  David 
and  Elizabeth  (Freeman)  Irving.  Ed.:  Prince- 
ton Coll.,  1878;  Princeton  Theol.  Sem.,  1881. 

Record:   1876-77,  mem.   Princeton  F.B.   team. 

Pres  Occupation:  Pastor  Bethel  Presbyn.  Ch. 
Married:  Harriet  Olyphant,  Nov.  30,  1891. 
Children:  Mrs.  Eleanor  Irving  Brown,  age  34. 
Address:  185  Midland  Ave.,  E.  Orange,  N.  J. 


IRWIN,  JOHN  H.,  basketball  coach  and  ath- 
letic director,  Taylor  Allderdich  High  School. 
Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Jan.  27,  1892.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Emma  (Harbison)  Irwin.  Ed.: 
Allegheny  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1920. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  Alleghany  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1913-14-15,  played 
Bskt.B.  with  Charlerio  team  (West.  Pa. 
League).  1920-21,  coach,  Satimer  Jr.  H.  Sch. 
1924-27,  coach  Gladstone  H.  Sch.  1927-28,  coach 
Taylor  Allderdich  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach  Taylor  Allderdich  H.  Sch.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  May,  1917  with  Base  Hospital  27; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  June,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Hiking 
and  swimming.  Married:  Alice  Reiter.  Chil- 
dren: Nancy,  age  3.  Office:  Taylor  Allderdich 
H.  Sch.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  320  Hemlock 
St.,  N.S.,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 


Cathedral    Parochial    Seh. ;    Aquinos    H.    Sch. ; 
Ohio   State  Univ. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Aquinos  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (capt.,  1923).  1924,  capt.  Ohio  State 
freshman  track  team  (tied  state  record,  120 
yd.  low  hurdles).  1925-27,  mem.  Ohio  State 
Univ.  varsity  track  team  (ran  100  yd.  dash, 
9  4/5  sec).  1925,  ran  220  yd.  dash,  21:4.  1926, 
2nd  pi.,  Natl.  I.C.  Conf.  low  hurdles ;  hold  rec- 
ord 40  yd.  dash  and  high  hurdles.  1927,  ran 
220  yd.  hurdles,  23 :7 ;  ran  120  yd.  high  hurdles, 
Drake  relays    (15  sec.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa ;  Sphinx ;  Bucket  and  Dipper ;  "C" 
Asso.  (Ohio  State  Univ.).  Hobby:  Track.  Ad- 
dress: 1978  Iuka  Ave.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

ISAACSON,  MARTIN  HUGO,  football.  Born: 
Red  Lake,  Minn.,  May  13,  1903.  Son  of  John 
and  Matilda  (Nelson)  Isaacson.  Ed.:  Kans. 
Wesleyan   Univ.    (Salina,   Kans.). 

Record:  1922,  played  pro.  B.B.  in  the  tri- 
county  league  with  Formoso.  1924-25-26-27, 
mem.  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team, 
1927).  1928,  capt.  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ.  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  "W" 
Club,  Kans.  Wesleyan  Univ.  (sec.-treas.,  1925)  ; 
Kappa  Delta  Alpha.  Address:  115  W.  Minne- 
apolis  St.,   Salina,   Kans. 

ISELIN,  ADRIAN,  2ND,  International  Star 
Class  yachting  champ.,  1925.  Bom:  Hunter's 
Island,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  5,  1885.  Son  of  C.  Oliver 
and  Fanny  (Garner)  Iselin.    Ed.:  Oxford  Univ. 

Record:  1903-07,  owned  and  sailed  "Hope"  in 
Hereshoff  15-ft.  1-design  class.  1908-11,  owned 
and  sailed  sloop  "Nora"  in  race  about  class. 
1918-19,  owned  and  sailed  "Ace"  in  Victory 
class.  1920-21,  owned  and  sailed  "Ace"  in  Star 
class ;  won  internatl.  champ.  1925,  won  world 
champ.  1925-26,  mem.  Bd.  of  Govs.  I.S.C.Y.R.A. 
1927,  won  Bacardi  Cup  at  Havana.  1928,  owned 
and  sailed  "Ace  2nd"  in  8-meter  class ;  chmn. 
internatl.    8-meter   one-design    class. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker,  Ham- 
ilton, Iselin  &  Co.,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  U.S.N. 
R  F.  transport  service,  U.S.A. S.  and  patrol  ser- 
vice, 1917-21.  Clubs:  Bullington;  N.  Y.  Yacht; 
Knickerbocker ;  Larchmont  Yacht ;  Piping  Rock. 
Married:  Madeline  L.  Engle,  Oct.  18,  1911. 
Child:  Adrian,  3rd,  age  14.  Office:  41  E.  49th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  E.  Williston,  L.  I., 
New  York. 


mWIN,     LAWRENCE     PAUL,    JR.,     track.  ISEMANN,    GEORGE    L,    duckpin    bowler. 

Born:  Columbus,  Ohio,  Mar.  28,  1906.     Son  of      Born:    Wash.,    D.    C,    Jan.    19,    1890.      Son   oi 
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Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Lincoln  Jefferson 
Univ.    (Lincoln,  Nebr. ). 

Record:  1907-08,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Beth- 
lehem (N.  H.)  team  (White  Mountain  League). 
1908,  equaled  world's  record  in  220-yd.  dash  at 
Denver,  Colo.  (Dela  A.C.  meet).  1916,  capt.  of 
team  consisting  of  Halley,  Stanford,  Goddard, 
Vaeth  and  Isemann  that  estabd.  a  world's  rec- 
ord duckpin  score  of  3807  pins  for  five  games, 
Martinsburg,  W.  Va.  (record  still  stands).  1919- 
20-21,   duckpin  champ,  of  West  Va.  and  Tenn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Natl.  Duckpin  Bowl- 
ing Congress.  Mil.  Service:  Lieut.  U.  S.  Army. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Mason;  W.O.W. ;  Mercantile 
League  (pres.,  1912)  ;  Wash.  City  Duckpin  Asso. 
(pres.,  1917-22-27).  Hobby:  Golf,  bowling  and 
automobiles.  Married:  Mercedes  Cochran,  Feb. 
2,  1913.  Children:  Doris  Jean,  age  1.  Office: 
1010  Vt.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  Univ.  Park, 
Maryland. 

ISENBERG,  PAUL  HEFFNER,  coach  and 
athletic  director  Moorestown  H.  Sch.  Born: 
Durban,  Pa.,  Oct.  18,  1897.  Son  of  Dr.  J.  M.  S. 
and  Mary  E.  (Heffner)  Isenberg.  Ed.:  Ger- 
mantown  Acad. ;  Mercersburg  Acad.,  1916 ;  A.B., 
Ursinus   Coll.,   1921;    Temple   Univ.,   1924. 

Record:  1912-13-14,  mem.  Germantown  Acad, 
varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913-14  mem. 
Germantown  Acad,  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1915, 
mem.  Mercersburg  Acad,  varsity  track  team. 
1915-16,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad,  varsity  F.B. 
team  (East.  U.  S.  prep.  sch.  champs.,  1916). 
1916,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad,  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1917-18-19-20,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1918).  1918-19-20-21,  mem. 
Ursinus  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1921). 
1919-20-21,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1921-22,  played  with  Conshocken  (Pa.) 
pro.  F.B.  team.  1921-22-23,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Media  H.  Sch.,  Media,  Pa.  (Phila.  suburban 
Bskt.B.  champs.,  1922-23).  1922-28,  mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1923-24-25-26,  coach  and 
phys.  dir.  Abington  H.  Sch.,  Abington,  Pa.  (Phil- 
adelphia suburban  Class  B  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1924-25 ;  Phila.  suburban  Class  B  B.B.  champs., 
1924).  1923-28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 
1926-27-28,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Moorestown  H. 
Sch.  (Bskt.B.  team  runners-up  for  South.  N.  J. 
Class  B  champ."). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.  Moores- 
town H.  Sch.  (Moorestown,  N.  J.).  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  May  30,  1918,  Plattsburg;  mem. 
Ursinus  Coll.  S.A.T.C. ;  discharged  Dec.  15, 
1918.  Clubs:  Moorestown  Community  (mem. 
Bd.  of  Control).  Hobby:  Football  coaching  and 
officiating.  Married:  Irene  Hunter  Simmerman, 
Mar.  7,  1920.  Children:  Paul  Heffner,  Jr.,  age 
6;  Shirley  Irene,  infant.  Office:  Moorestown  H. 
Sch.,  Moorestown,  N.  J.  Home:  216  W.  2nd  St., 
Moorestown,  N.  J. 


ITTNER,  WILLIAM  FREDERICK,  football. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Feb.  2,  1884.  Son  of 
August  and  Amelia  (Keller)  Ittner.  Ed.:  Red 
Lake  Falls  H.  Sch.,  1904 ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1906 ; 
Univ.  of  Mont.,  1909. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Red  Lake  Falls  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1904-06,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  (Minn.  West,  champs., 
1904-05).  1905-06,  mem.  All- West.  F.B.  team; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team.  1907-08,  mem. 
N.  West.  City  League  F.B.  team.  1909,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mont.  F.B.  team.  1910-11,  heavy-weight 
wrestler,  Minn,  and  Mont. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher  and  horticulturist. 
Mil.  Service:  Pvt.  U.S.M.C,  1918-19;  261st  Co., 
Bn.  V.,  N.C.O.  Sch.,  Co.  W,  bayonet  instr.  Paris 
Is.,  S.  Car.,  1918;  Base  Hospital,  Hdqrs.  Co, 
Overseas  Depot,  Quantico,  Va.,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: I.O.O.F. ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  camping.  Married:  Alvina  Catherine 
Tuddington,  Apr.  6,  1924.  Children:  Virginia, 
age  18.     Address:  Darby,  Mont. 


IVY,  JOSEPH  WITHERS,  tennis.  Born: 
Thomson  McDuffie  County,  Ga.,  Mar.  15,  1887. 
Son  of  A.  Clark  and  Georgia  (Moore)  Ivy.  Ed.: 
Boston  (Ga.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Ga.  Sch.  of  Tech. 
(Atlanta,  Ga.),  1910. 

Record:  1902-03-04,  mem.  Boston  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1907-08-09,  mem.  Ga.  Tech. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919-20-21-22,  mem.  Kans. 
City  A.C.  tennis  team  (capt.,  1920-21-22).  1922- 
23,  mem.  Kans.  City  A.C.  doubles  champ,  tennis 
team,  Class  A.  1922-23-24-25,  mem.  Rockhill 
tennis  Club  (Kans.  City,  Mo.)  team  (capt., 
1923-24-25).  1925-26,  ranking  Mo.  Valley  Ten- 
nis Asso.  player.  1926,  finalist  Greater  Kans. 
City  Tennis  tournament    (doubles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  West,  mgr.,  Amer.  Cast 
Iron  Pipe  Co.  (Kans.  City,  Mo.).  Mil.  Service: 
Council  Natl.  Defense,  1918;  accredited  Con- 
struction Div.,  U.  S.  Army,  Wash.,  D.  C,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Ga.  Tech.  A.A. ;  Rockhill  Tennis 
Club;  Mo.  Valley  ennis  Asso.  (pres.);  U.S.L. 
T.A.  (mem.  exec,  com.)  ;  City  Club  (Kans.  City, 
Mo.)  ;  Law  Enforcement  League  (Kans.  City, 
Mo.);  Kans.  City  A.C;  Engrs.  Club  of  Kans. 
City;  Kans.  Engr.  .Soc. ;  A.S.C.E. ;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  Engrs. ;  Amer.  Waterworks  Asso. ;  Amer. 
W.W.  Mfgrs.  Asso.;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Johnson,  Dec.  28,  1913.  Children: 
Joseph  W.,  Jr.,  age  12 ;  Margaret  Louise,  age  6. 
Office:  Scarritt  Bldg.,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home: 
6436  Wash.  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 


IVY,  MALCOLM  HYDE,  rowing  and  hockey. 
Born:  Newton,  Mass.,  Aug.  14,  1883.  Son  of 
Jesse  Coleman  and  Sarah  Fiske  (Hyde)  Ivy. 
Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1904;  LL.B.,   1908. 


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Record:    1902-03,  mem.   Harvard  crew  team,  and    capt.   6th   U.S.    Inf.   5th   div.,   intelligence 

1904,  mgr.  Harvard  cricket  team.  1904-06,  mem.  officer,   10th   Brig.   5th   div.;   mem.  A.E.F.,   6th 

Harvard  hockey  team.  div.     Married:  Use  iA.  Von  Wielandt,  Apr.  15, 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.    War  Record:  1st.  Lt.  1914.     Address:  Geiger,  Sumter  Co..  Ala. 


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JACK,  WILLIAM  JOHNSON,  track.  Born: 
Indiana,  Pa.,  Jan.  12,  1885.  Son  of  Summers 
M.  and  Margaret  (Mitchell)  Jack.  Ed.:  Phil- 
lips Exeter  Acad.,  1901;  Yale,  A.B.,  1905,  M.A., 
1907. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team  (tied  for  1st  place  in  high  jump, 
Exeter-Andover  meet  and  Harvard  Intersch. 
meet,  1901).  1902-05,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track 
team  (won  2nd  place  in  high  jump,  I.C.  meet. 
1902  ;  won  1st  place  in  high  jump,  Yale-Prince- 
ton  meeet,  1903-04).  1910-11,  Middle  Atlantic 
high  jump  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile  dealer.  Clubs: 
The  Indiana  Hunt  (master  of  foxhounds)  ;  The 
Indiana  C.C.  Hobby:  Riding.  Married:  Mar- 
tha Taylor.  Sept.  6,  1910.  Office:  20  S.  7th  St., 
Indiana,  Pa.  Home:  252  N.  6th  St.,  Indiana, 
Pa. 

JACKSON,  ALEXANDER  LOUIS,  track. 
Born:  Englewood,  N.  J.,  Mar.  1,  1891.  Son  of 
Alexander  L.  and  Evelyn  (Lewis)  Jackson. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Harvard. 
1914;  A.M.,  hon.  Wilberforce  Univ. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Harvard  track  team,  (tied 
Harvard-Yale  high  hurdles)  ;  estab.  Harvard 
Cornell  low  hurdles  record;  2nd  pi.,  I.C.A.A. 
high  hurdles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.-treas.  Plandome  Man- 
hasset  and  Montauk  Building  Corp.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  Provident  Hospital  and  Nurse 
Training  Sch. ;  chmn.  Douglass  Dv.  Chicago 
Boy  Scouts ;  dir.  111.  Non-Partisan  Asso. ;  dir. 
Chicago  Planning  Com. ;  Phillips  Andover  Club  ; 
Harvard  Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Forty  Club. 
Hobby:  Farming.  Married:  Charlotte  Walker. 
Children:  Alexander  L.,  3rd,  age  8 ;  Wm.  Ed- 
ward, age  4 ;  Winslow,  age  1.  Office:  5535 
Wabash  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  5537  Wabash 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

JACKSON,     EDWARD     WILLIAM     CECIL, 

rowing.  Bom:  Dorchester,  Mass.,  Aug.  18, 
1879.  Son  of  Edward  P.  and  Helen  M.  (Smith) 
Jackson.  Ed.:  Boston  Latin  Sch.;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1902. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch.  crew. 
1901-02,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1902,  mem. 
Newell  Club  crew.  Coach  Camp  Pasquaney  4- 
oared  crews. 

Clubs:  Hasty  Pudding;  Orpheus.  Married: 
Eleanor  Cary  Abercrombie,  1910.  Address: 
Bridgewater,  N.  H. 

JACOBI,    GUSTAVE    REINHOLD,    football. 

Born:  Grand  Forks,  N.  Dak.,  Jan.  29,  1898. 
Son  of  Gustave  Reinhold  and  Amelia    (Hyatt) 


Jacobi.     Ed.:    Cen.    H.    Sch    (Grand    Forks,    N. 
Dak.),  1915;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  1914).  1913-14,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1915;  State  champs.,  1913-14). 
1913-15,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team  (won  1st 
place  in  high  jump  and  high  and  low  hurdles, 
N.  Dak.  State  Intersch.  meet  all  three  yrs.). 
1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(All- West,  f.b.,  1917).  1917,  mem.  Aviation  F. 
B.  team,  Berkeley,  Calif,  (team  was  runner-up 
for  champ,  of  service  teams  on  West.  Coast). 
1919-25,  backfield  coach  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Potato  grower  and  shipper. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  Aviation  Corps,  Berkeley 
Field,  Calif. ;  discharged  May,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Shriner.  Married:  Glenna  Gar- 
vin. Children:  Charles  Reinhold,  age  7.  Ad- 
dress: 860  Belmont  Ave.,  Grank  Forks,  N.  Dak. 

JACOBS,  HELEN  HULL,  National  junioi 
tennis  champion,  1924  and  1925.  Born:  Globe, 
Arizona,  August  6,  1908.  Daughter  of  Roland 
Herbert  and  Eula  (Hull)  Jacobs.  Education: 
Girls'  High  School  (San  Francisco),  1923; 
Berkeley  Higli  School,  1924;  the  Anna  Head 
School,  1926;  University  of  California. 

Record:  1923,  won  first  class  tournament  for 
junior  girls,  Golden  Gate  Park.  1924,  semi- 
finalist  National  Hardcourt  championships, 
Berkeley ;  finalist  versus  Eleanor  Goss,  Long- 
wood  Invitational  tournament ;  won  Point  Ju- 
dith Country  Club  Invitational  tournament, 
women's  singles  and  mixed  doubles;  won  Na- 
tional Junior  championship,  Philadelphia  Crick- 
et Club ;  won  girls'-under-16  cup,  Wills  Cup, 
1925,  won  San  Francisco  Junior  championship; 
won  Pacific  Coast  Junior  championship ;  semi- 
finalist  versus  Wills  in  Pacific  Coast  tourna- 
ment ;  finalist  in  Illinois  State  versus  Chapin ; 
won  doubles,  Illinois  State  with  Chapin;  won 
national  junior  championship.  1926,  won  Pacific 
Coast  junior  singles,  women's  singles  and  wom- 
en's doubles ;  won  California  State  women's 
singles.  1927,  won  Pacific  Coast  and  State 
women's  singles ;  finalist  with  Mallory  versus 
Goss  and  Wills,  Maidstone  Invitational  tourna- 
ment ;  finalist  versus  Mallory,  Seabright  Cricket 
Club ;  played  third  singles  on  American  Wight- 
man  Cup  team ;  defeated  by  Betty  Nuthall  in 
three  sets ;  national  women's  championship,  de- 
feated by  Wills  in  semi-finals ;  played  doubles 
with  Eileen  Bennett,  defeated  in  round  of  eight 
by  Chapin  and  Goss. 

Clubs:  Berkeley  (California)  Tennis  Club; 
Palomar  Tennis  Club  (Beverley  Hills).  Hobby: 
Writing,  horseback  riding,  swimming.  Address: 
48  Middle  Road,  Montecito,  Santa  Barbara, 
California. 


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JACOBS,  EDWARD,  tennis.  Born:  Balti- 
more, Md.,  May  1,  1909.  Son  of  Hyman  and 
Fanny  (Treger)  Jacobs.  Ed.:  Baltimore  City 
Coll.;  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record:  1923-24-25-27,  won  senior  interpark, 
Md.  champ.  1924-25-27,  won  senior  interpark, 
Md.  doubles  champ.  1925,  won  Natl,  indoor  boys' 
champ. ;  Va.  State  men's  singles  and  doubles 
champ. ;  Md.  intersch.  singles  champ. ;  Md.  in- 
door boys'  champ.  1925-26-27,  won  junior  inter- 
park, Md.  champ.  1926,  won  Md.  Intersch. 
doubles  champ. ;  Pa.  Intersch.  champ. ;  West  "Va. 
men's  singles  and  doubles  champ. ;  West.  Mich, 
men's  doubles  champ. ;  Cen.  Ohio  men's  dou- 
bles champ. ;  South.  West  Va.  men's  singles 
champ. ;  Raleigh  County  men's  singles,  dou- 
bles and  mixed  doubles  champ. ;  District  of 
Columbia  men's  singles  champ.  1926-27,  mem. 
Baltimore  City  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1927,  won 
Dela.  doubles  champ. ;  Natl,  junior  turf  court 
doubles  champ.  1927-28,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Clif- 
ton Park  Tennis  Club ;  Pi  Lambda  Phi.  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  basketball.  School:  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, 225  N.  Dithridge  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Home:  3400  Auchentoroly  Terrace,  Baltimore, 
Md. 


place  in  mi.  run,  Yale-Harvard  meet ;  mem. 
four  mi.  relay  team  which  won  champ,  at  Penn. 
relays).  1903,  capt.  Yale  cross  country  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec.  Lawyers  Mort- 
gage Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  Yale  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Univ.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  Pomonok  C.C.  (Flush- 
ing, L.  I.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  184  Mon- 
tague St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Yt  Home:  464  Clinton 
(Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

JACQUES,  GEORGE  WILLIAM,  footbaU. 
Bom:  Delafield,  Wis.,  Sept.  19,  1899.  Son  of 
Frank  and  Anna  (Huirt)  Jacques.  Ed.:  St. 
John's  Mil.  Acad.;  B.S.,  Carroll  Coll.;  A.M., 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  St.  John's  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Carroll  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1922-27,  coach  Postage  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (F.B.  champ.,  1924-26;  Bskt. 
B.  champ.,  1925-26;  2nd  place,  1923-27;  B.B. 
champ.,  1923-25).  1927-28,  coach  Wis.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  Lt, 
Inf.  Res.  Affiliation:  Mason.  Hobby:  Chemistry. 
Married:  Ruth  Thomas,  1924.  Office:  Univ.  Ave., 
Madison,  Wis.  Home:  610  N.  Lake  St.,  Madison, 
Wis. 


JACOBS,  WILLIAM,  natl.  boys  outdoor  and 
indoor  tennis  champion,  1927.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  May  26,  1912.  Son  of  Hyman  and  Fanny 
(Trigger)  Jacobs.  Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll., 
1930. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  won  Md.  State  boy's  out- 
door singles  champ.  1926-27,  won  Baltimore  City 
boys'  singles  champ.  1927,  won  Baltimore  City 
Jr.  doubles  champ. ;  won  Baltimore  boys'  indoor 
Natl,  boys'  outdoor  and  indoor  champ. ;  won  Md. 
champ. ;  won  Middle  Atlantic  boys'  champ. ;  won 
State  boys'  outdoor  doubles  champ.  1928,  mem. 
Baltimore  City  Coll.  tennis  team ;  won  Balti- 
more City  Jr.  indoor  champ. ;  won  Md.  State 
senior  indoor  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mu 
Sigma ;  Clifton  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Address:  3400  Auchentoroly  Terrace,  Baltimore, 
Md. 


JACOBUS,  CLEMENT  S.,  track.  Born:  Mata- 
wan,  N.  J.,  Feb.  13,  1882.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Elizabeth  Church  (Snow)  Jacobus.  Ed.:  Spring- 
field (Mass.)  H.  Sch.,  1900;  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.,  1901;  A.B.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1900,  capt.  Springfield  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1901,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  track 
team  (broke  1000  yd.  record,  time  2.29;  won 
mi.  run  in  meet  with  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ; 
won  mi.  run  at  New  Eng.  Intersch.  meet). 
1902,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team    (won  2nd 


JACKSON,  ARTHUR  JAMES,  golf.  Born: 
Edinburgh,  Scotland,  Aug.  8,  1893.  Son  of  Don- 
ald M.  and  Jane  (Wishart)  Jaskson.  Ed.:  Edin- 
burgh H.  Sch. 

Record:  1911,  golf  pro.  McAlester  C.C, 
(McAlester,  Okla.).  1912-16,  golf  pro.  Tulsa 
C.C.  (Tulsa,  Okla.).  1917-19,  golf  pro.  Mar- 
land  Private  Course  (Ponca  City,  Okla.).  1922- 
28,  golf  pro.  Lincoln  Pk.  G.C.  (Okla.  City, 
Okla.;  hold  course  record,  par  69,  record  66). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  sec.  Lincoln  Pk.  G.C. ;  sec.  Tros- 
per  Pk.  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Josephine 
Hodges,  June  21,  1922.  Office:  Lincoln  Pk.  G.C, 
Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  1310  West  23rd  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. 

JADWIN,  LEANDER  STOCKWELL,  capt. 
Princeton  Univ.  track  team.  Bom:  N.  Y.  C. 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  29,  1905.  Son  of  Stanley  P.  and 
Ethel  S.  Jadwin.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  H.  Sch.,  1924; 
Princeton,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Hotchkiss  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1924,  mem.  Hotchkiss  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
golf  teams.  1924,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
track  team  (champs.)  ;  won  Long  Island 
Father  and  Sons  golf  tournament.  1925-28, 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team  (capt., 
1927-28 ;  qualified  in  semi-finals,  I.C.A.A.A.A., 
1928).  1926,  mem.  Internat.  combined  Prince- 
ton-Cornell track  teams  vs.  Oxford  and  Cam- 
bridge.     1926-27,    met.    A.A.U.     70    yd.    hurdle 


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champ.  (9  2/5').  1927-28,  2nd  pi.,  Met.  A.A.U. 
70  yd.  high  hurdle.  1927,  won  qualifying  medal 
of  Orvis   cup. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Prince- 
ton A. A.  Clubs:  New  York  A.C. ;  Cap  and 
Gown  (Princeton);  Heights  Casino;  Nassau 
Club;  Huntington  C.C. ;  Natl.  Rep.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  sailing.  Office:  11  Vestry  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  380  Washington  Ave.,  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y. 


JAQUES,  HERBERT,  track.  Born:  Brook- 
line,  Mass.,  Feb.  17,  1889.  Son  of  Herbert  and 
Harriet  (Sayles)  Jaques.  Ed. :  Volkmann  Sch., 
1907 ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1911. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Valkmann  Sch.  champ. 
B.B.  team.  1905-07,  mem.  Volkmann  Sch.  track 
team  (won  600  yd.  run,  1:18  3/5,  mem.  record 
breaking  relay  team,  3:11,  1907).  1908,  capt. 
Harvard  freshman  track  team.  1908-11,  mem. 
Harvard  cross-country  team  (capt.,  1910-11). 
1909-11,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team  (7 
1st  places,  Harvard-Yale  dual  track  meets).  1909, 
won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champ,  meet ;  broke  Harvard  1 
mi.  record,  9 :43  4-5 ;  broke  Harvard-Yale  dual 
meet  2  mi.  record,  9 :46  4/5 ;  broke  Harvard- 
Yale  cross-country  record,  35 :48.  1911,  broke 
Harvard-Yale    1   mi.   record,   4:23   3/5. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Hub  Hosiery 
Mills.  Naval  Service:  2nd  Lt.  U.S.R.,  1917-18, 
ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  U.S. 
G.A. ;  New  England  G.A.  Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard 
Varsity)  ;  Harvard  (Boston,  Mass.)  ;  The  C.C. 
(Brookline,  Mass.)  ;  Esses  C.C.  Married: 
Mary  Townsend,  Oct.  19,  1912.  Children:  Her- 
bert, Jr.,  age  14 ;  Elizabeth,  age  11 ;  Alice,  age 
8;  Polly  age  3.  Office:  11  Waterford  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  14  Gloucester  St.,  Boston. 
Mass. 


JANOVSKY,  FELIX  MALCOLM,  water  bas- 
ketball, swimming.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  May  4, 
1903.  Son  of  Felix  Bohumil  and  Rose  Emily 
(Loula)  Janovsky.  Ed.:  Harrison  Tech.  H.  Sch.; 
S.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1924;  N.  West.  Univ.;  M. 
D.,  Rush  Med.  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Harrison  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
swimming  team  (won  Jr.  under  water  champ, 
of  Chicago).  1918,  mem.  Harrison  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  Capt.,  Univ.  Chicago  freshman  water 
Bskt.B.  and  swimming  teams  (won  I.C.  water 
Bskt.B.  champ.  3  yrs. ;  capt.,  1  yr).  Mem.  Univ. 
Chicago  F.B.  and  track  teams   (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Shrine ;  Order  of  Seamen ;  Order  of 
"O"  men.  Hobby:  Research.  Married:  Helen 
Triner,  1926.  Office:  Billings  Hosp.,  Chicago, 
111.    Home:  2301  Garfield  Blvd.,  Chicago,  111. 


JARRELL,    TEMPLE    D.,    baseball.      Born: 

Greensboro,  Md.,  June  7,  1887.  Son  of  Wesley 
and  Sarah  (Orrell)  Jarrell.  Ed. :  Ridgeley  (Md.) 
H.  Sch.,  1905;  Univ.  of  Md.,  1909,  B.S.,  M.S. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Ridgely  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1905).  1906-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist,  U.  S.  Dept.  Agri., 
Bureau  of  Chemistry  and  Soils.  Affiliations: 
Hyattsville  (Md.)  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Hy- 
attsville  Horticultural  Soc. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Md.)  ;  Amer.  Official  Agri.  Chemical  Soc. 
Hobby:  Horticulture.  Married:  Evelyn  Rolph, 
Feb.  3,  1912.  Children:  T.  Rolph,  age  14.  Office: 
U.  S.  Dept.  Agri.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  23  Rals- 
ton Ave.,  Hyattsville,  Md. 


JARVIS,  FRANK  W.,  Olympic  track  champ., 
3900.  Born:  California,  Pa.,  Aug.  31,  1878.  Son 
of  Washington  and  Sarah  (Riggs)  Jarvis.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1900;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, 1903. 

Record:  1898-1900,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team ;  won  I.C.  440-yd.  run  champ,  and  A.A.U. 
100-yd.  run  champ.,  1898;  won  I.C.  220-yd.  run 
champ.,  1899;  won  Olympic  (Paris)  100-meter 
run  champ.,  1900. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Club:  Pres., 
Edgeworth.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Ruth 
Wilson.  Children:  Frank  W.,  Jr.,  age  17  ;  Dor- 
othy, age  16.  Office:  316  Frick  Bldg.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.    Home:  40  Senden  PI.,  Sewickley,  Pa. 


JEFFERS,  HENRY  W.,  JR.,  Mem.  Nies  and 
Cox  All-Amer.  Champ.  Lacrosse  team.  Born: 
Plainsboro,  N.  J.,  Sept.  6,  1904.  Son  of  H.  W. 
nnd  Anna  (Adams)  Jeffers.  Ed.:  Mercersburg 
Acad.,  1922;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1926;  M.B.A., 
Harvard,  1928. 

Record :  1921,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad,  champ. 
F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Princeton  water  pol» 
team ;  capt.  Princeton  freshman  champ,  lacrosse 
team.  1924-25-26,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  la- 
crosse team  (capt.,  1926;  team  champ.,  1924; 
Nies  All-Amer.  lacrosse  team,  1925 ;  Nies  and 
Cox  All-Amer.  twelves,  1926).  1927-28,  mem. 
Boston  Lacrosse  Club  team    (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Plains- 
boro, N.  J. 


JEFFERS,  JAMES  STERLING,  crew.  Bom: 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Nov.  29,  1891.  Son  of 
Charles  A.  and  Lou  O.  (Ells)  Jeffers.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  freshmaa 
crew.  1913-14,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  varsity 
crew.  1915,  mgr.  and  coach  Stanford  Univ. 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Upsilon;  Calif.  Yacht  Club;  Casa  Del 
Mar  Beach  Club;  Deauville  Beach  Club.  Hobby: 
Yachting;  racing  "R"  Class  boats.  Married: 
Helen  C.  Sherman.  Address:  238  S.  Mansfield 
St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

JEFFERSON,  EDWARD  F.,  baseball.  Born: 
S.  Dennis,  N.  J.,  June  17,  1879.  Son  of  Stephen 
and  Linda  W.  (Sutton)  Jefferson.  Ed. :  Williston 
Seminary. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1909. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Williston  Seminary 
B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Yale  champ.  B.B.  team. 
1910,  asst.  coach  Hotchkiss  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1911-19,  '28,  coach  Hotchkiss  Sch.  class  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1917-19,  promoted  B.B.,  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  boxing  among  Amer.  Soldiers  (Is- 
soudun,  France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  Hotchkiss  Sch. 
War  Record:  Div.  sec,  Amer.  Y.M.C.A.,  Issou 
dun,  France,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Skull  and  Bones;  "Y"  Club  (Yale,  N. 
Y.).  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing  and  swimming.  Office. 
Hotchkiss  Sch.,  Lakeville,  Conn.  Home:  S.  Den- 
nis, N.  J. 

JEFFERSON,  HOWARD  BONAR,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Norwalk,  O.,  Sept.  28, 
1901.  Son  of  George  Everton  and  Isabelle  Ann 
(Bonar)  Jefferson.  Ed.:  Norwalk  H.  S. ;  A.B., 
Denison  Univ.,  1923 ;  Univ.  of  111. ;  Ph.D.,  Yale. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All-Ohio  and  all-time  All-Ohio  End). 
1920-23,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt. 
State  champs.,  '22-'23).  1922-23,  capt.  All-Ohio 
Bskt.B.  team.  1923-25,  coach  Hillsdale  Coll.  F.B 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Mich.  F.B.  champs.,  '24). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Rotary.  Married: 
Genevieve  Ruth  Rowe.  Address:  754  Orange 
St.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

JEFFREY,  DOUGLAS  CREELMAN,  football. 
Bom:  Toronto,  Can.,  Sept.  24,  1891.  Son  of 
John  S.  and  Elizabeth  (Creelman)  Jeffrey.  Ed.: 
Raleigh  H.  Sch.,  1909 ;  B.E.,  N.  Car.  State  Coll., 
1913. 

Record :  1908,  mem.  Raleigh  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1912,  mem.  N.  Car.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1913, 
mem.  N.  Car.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1914-18, 
coach  and  mem.  All-Buffalo  pro.  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mgr.  and  coach  Akron  Indian  F.B.  team. 
1922-26,  mgr.  Akron  (N.  Y.)  B.B.  team  (Gene- 
see-Erie-Wyo.  Co.  League  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  supt,  Universal  Gyp- 
sum and  Lime  Co.  Affiliations:  Bank  of  Akron; 
Mason;  K.T. ;  A.A.O.N.M.S. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Married:  Alberta  Homberger.  Children: 
Walter  Phillips,  age  10;  Douglas  Creelman,  Jr., 
age  8;  Joan  Maud,  age  2.  Office:  Akron,  N.  Y. 
Home:  16  Bloomingdale  Ave.,  Akron,  N.  Y. 


JENKINS,  ALBERT  PATTON,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Denver,  111.,  Mar.  9, 
1896.  Son  of  Dr.  Charles  A.  and  Martha  (Pat- 
ton)  Jenkins.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Iowa,  A.B.,  1918; 
LL.B.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Iowa  Univ.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1916-18,  mem.  Iowa  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Camp  Taylor  F.B.  team.  1920- 
22,  asst.  coach  F.B.  and  freshman  Bskt.B.  and 
track  coach  Iowa  Univ.  1923-27,  asso.  dir.  aths., 
asst.  F.B.  coach  and  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach 
Coe  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asso.  ath.  dir.  Coe  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  May,  1918,  F.A.C.O.T.S. ; 
comnd.  2nd  Lt, ;  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Chi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Phi  Lambda 
Epsilon  ;  Masons  ;  Cedar  Rapids  C.C. ;  Pickwick 
C.  Office:  Coe  Coll.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la.  Home: 
402  S.  21st  St.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 

JENKINS,  SIDNEY,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Cambridge,  O.,  Aug.  2,  1895.  Son  of 
David  J.  and  Mary  (Jones)  Jenkins.  Ed.:  Cam- 
bridge  U.S.,    1914;    B.S.,   Denison    Univ.,    1920. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Cambridge  H.  S. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1912-13,  mem.  Cam- 
bridge H.S.  F.B.  team.  1915,  '16,  '19,  mem. 
Denison  Univ.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  (capt,  '16, 
'19).  1916,  '19,  mem.  All-Ohio  team  (hon.  capt., 
'19).  1919,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  B.B.  team 
1920-28,  asst.  ath.  dir.  Denison  Univ.;  O.  State 
H.S.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official.  1921-22,  ath. 
dir  Cambridge  H.S. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  ath  dir.  Denison 
Univ.  War  Record:  Enlisted  June,  1917,  Infan- 
try; Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  Oct.,  1918;  mem.  42nd 
(Rainbow)  Div.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Sigma 
Chi ;  Alligators.  Married:  Mary  Gibson,  Aug. 
16,  1922.  Chldren:  Nettie  Lou,  15  mos.  Office- 
Cleveland  Hall,  Granville,  O.  Home:  137  Plum 
St.,  Granville,  O. 

JENKINS,  VERLIN  P.,  capt.  Akron  Univer- 
sity basketball  team,  1923.  Born:  Akron,  Ohio, 
June  17,  1902.  Son  of  Evan  Edward  and  Maude 
E.  (Kyser)  Jenkins.  Ed.:  S.  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Akron  Univ.,   1924. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  S.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1920).  1918-20,  mem.  S.  H.  Sch, 
track  and  F.B.  teams  (All-Sch.  Bskt.B.  guard, 
1919-20;  All-Sch.  q.b.,  1920).  1921,  mem.  Akron 
Univ.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  track).  1922-24,  mem.  Akron  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1923).  1923-24,  All-Ohio  Conf. 
Bskt.B.  guard.  1924,  All-Ohio  Conf.  h.b.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Akron  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  and  indooi 
BB.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Draftsman,  Ornamental 
Iron  Wks.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt.,  O.R.C. 
Affiliations:   Phi   Delta    Theta ;    Omicron    Delta 


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Kappa;  Scabbard  and  Blade;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Ohio 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  official;  Turkey  Foot 
Lake  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting  and  travel- 
ing. Married:  Edna  Mae  Zindle,  Mar.  21,  1926. 
Office:  Sweijtszer  Ave,,  Akron,  Ohio,  Homf: 
1170  West.   Exch.   St.,   Akron,   Ohio. 

JENKINS,  DR.  WILLIAM  H.,  baseball.  Born: 
Leesburg,  Va.,  Dec  29,  1890.  Son  of  William 
S.  and  Orra  (Dmsel)  Jenkins.  Ed.:  Leesburg 
(Va.)  H.  Sch. ;  Richmond  Coll.;  M.D.,  Univ. 
of  Md.,  1915. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Richmond  Co.l.  B.B. 
team  (capt,  1910).  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Md.  B.B.  team    (capt.-elect,  1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
1st  Lt.,  British  Expeditionary  Forces,  1917-18. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon;  Nu  Sigma 
Nu;  Wash.  G.  and  CO.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Jean  Montgomery,  Sept.  22,  1920.  Office:  1738 
M  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1703  Allison 
St.,   N.W.,   Wash.,   D.  C. 

JENNE,  ELDON  IRL,  pole  vault.  Born: 
Coupeville,  Wash.,  May  29,  1899.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward and  Agnes  Cora  (Smith)  Jenne.  Ed.: 
Coupeville  and  Mt.  Vernon  H.S.,  1917;  B.S., 
Wash.   State  Coll.,  1921. 

Record :  1917,  holder  State  of  Wash,  pole  vault 
Intersch.  record  (12').  1918,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1918-21,  mem.  Wash.  State  track 
team  (capt.,  '21).  1919-21,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  teams.  1920,  N.W.  Conf.  pole  vault 
record  holder  (13',  1"),  Pullman,  Wash.;  Pac 
Coast  Conf.  pole  vault  record  holder.  (13'  1") 
at  Stanford  Univ. ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team. 
1922-23,  coach  Wash.  State  Coll.  freshmen 
teams.  1923-28,  head  coach,  Wash.  H.S.  (Port- 
land, Ore.).     F.B.  official  in  Pac.  Coast  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach,  Wash.  H.S., 
Portland,  Ore.  Mil.  Service:  R  O.T.C  and 
S.A.T.C,  1918;  discharged,  Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Multnomah  Amateur  A.C. ;  Aldervvood 
C.C. ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Alpha 
Zeta ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa.  Married:  Dora  Louise 
Williams,  Aug.  2,  1924.  Children:  Eldon  Irl,  Jr. 
Office:  E.  12th  and  Stark,  Portland,  Ore.  .Home: 
155  E.  22nd  North,  Portland,  Ore. 

JENNY,  MARIE  RUSSELL,  Women's  Metro- 
politan golf  champion,  1925.  Born:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  24,  1900.  Daughter  of  Isaac  Hallam 
and  Mary  Isabel  (Russell)  Jenney.  Ed.:  Miss 
Spence's  Sch.,  1919. 

Record:  1923-27,  qualified  natl.  amateur  golf 
champ.  1924-26,  qualified  Women's  Metropoli- 
tan Golf  tournament  (won  champ.,  1925-26). 
1925,  won  Women's  Westchester  and  Fairfield 
Co.  G.A.  golf  champ.  1927-28,  won  3-day  metal 
tournament    (Sea  View  G.C). 


Affiliations:  Women's  Metropolitan  G.A. ; 
Women's  Westchester  and  Fairfield  Co.  G.A. ; 
Spence  Alumni  Soc ;  Junior  League ;  Hudson 
River  C.C  Address:  25  E.  86th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


JENNINGS,  CONRAD  M.,  ath.  dir.  and  track 

coach.  Bom:  Sheriden  Co.,  Kans.,  Apr.  2, 1886. 
Son  of  William  M.  and  Cornelia  (Krez)  Jen- 
nings.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1911. 

Record:  Coach  Milwaukee  W.  div.  H.  S.   (10 

yrs.)  ;  developed  5  State  champ,  track  teams. 
1922-28,  coach  Marquette  Univ. ;  estab.  complete 
phys.  ed.  program ;  organ,  and  developed  "Mar- 
quette Natl.  H.  S.  Relay  Carnival" ;  coached  in 
track :  Melvin  Shimek,  2-miler ;  Frank  Glaser, 
pole-vaulter ;  Henry  Pflieger,  3000-meter  steeple- 
chase. Sponsored  first  Central  I.C  track  and 
field  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Marquette  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Milwaukee  A.C;  Ath.  Com.  West. 
Track  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Milwaukee  Exch.  Club ; 
Kiwanis.  Married;  Clara  Clatsworthy,  June, 
1911.  Children:  William  M.,  age  14.  Office: 
1504  Clybourn  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  870 
Superior  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


JENSEN,  CYRIL  DEWEY,  track.  Born: 
Brownton,  Minn.,  Aug.  17,  1898.  Son  of  Peder 
B.  and  Anne  (Thompson)  Jensen.  Ed.:  N.  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1921. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  N.  H.  Sch.  track  team, 
(high-point  winner,  1917).  1919-21,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
S.A.T.C,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  Engrs.  Married:  Bessie  Evans,  June  26, 
1923.  Office:  Lehigh  Univ.,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Home:  428  High  St.,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 

JERREMS,  ALEXANDER  NICOLL,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Sydney,  Australia,  Aug.  3, 
1876.  Son  of  William  G.  and  Mary  (Nicoll) 
Jerrems.     Ed.:  Hill  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1896. 

Record:  1891-93,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 

teams.  1894-95,  mem.  Yale  champ.  F.B.  team. 
1896*  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1896-97,  coach 
Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Jerrems  Tailoring  Co. 
Affiliations:  Asso.  of  Commerce;  Union  League 
Club ;  Univ.  Club ;  S.  Shore  C.C.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing. Married:  Mary  Bell,  1900.  Children:  Mrs. 
William  W.  Sears;  Mrs.  Frank  C.  Wolff;  Alex- 
ander N.,  Jr.  Office:  225  N.  Wabash  Ave.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.   Home:  5327  Harper  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


JESSEE,  DANIEL  EDWARD,  baseball. 
Born:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Feb.  22,  1904.  Son  of 
James  and  Virginia  (Meade)  Jessee.  Ed.:  Rain- 
ier (Ore.)  H.  S.,  1921;  A.B.,  Pacific  Univ.,  1926. 


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Record:  1917-21,  capt.  Rainier  H.  S.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1922-26,  mem.  Pac.  Univ.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (asst.  coach  F.B.,  '26).  1925, 
mem.  training  camp,  San  Francisco  Seals ; 
played  in  Timber  League  team.  1926,  mem. 
Seattle  B.B.  team  (Seattle  Coast  League).  1927, 
mem.  Salt  Lake,  Utah-Idaho  League  team :  sold 
to   Cleveland    (recommended  by  Buzz  Wetzel). 

Pres.  Occupation:  H.  S.  coach.  Naval  Service: 
U.S.N.R.F.  during  war.  Office:  Hotel  Admiralty, 
Port  Ludlow,  Wash.  Home:  Main  St.,  Rainier, 
Ore. 

JESSOP,  ROLAND  N.,  rowing.  Born:  Cleve- 
land, Ohio,  Mar.  21,  1904.  Son  of  Francis  W. 
and  Rachel  (Thomas)  Jessop.  Ed.:  Univ.  Sch. 
{Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  B.S.,  Yale. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Yale  crew  team.  1924, 
asst.  mgr.  Amer.  Olympic  crew  team.  1926,  won 
Carnegie  Cup  Regatta. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  sales  mgr.,  Ohio  Elec. 
and  Controller  Co.  Affiliations:  St.  Anthony 
Hall ;  Delta  Psi ;  Harvard-Yale-Princeton  Club 
(Chicago,  111.).  Married:  Esther  Lucas.  Office: 
53  W.  Jackson  Blvd.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  244  E. 
Pearson  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

JESSUP,  EVERETT  COLGATE,  track.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  11,  1887.  Son  of  Benjamin 
A.  and  Mary  (Nesmith)  Jessup.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Princeton,  1911;  M.D.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1902-03-04-05,  mem.  Boys  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  1904,  U.  S.  I.S. 
champ.  (World's  Fair,  St.  Louis)  50,  100  and 
200  yd.  dashes ;  broke  I.S.  record  50  yd.  dash, 
5%  sec.  1906-07,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  track 
team  (Garden  City).  1909-11,  mem.  Princeton 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician,  Instr.  of  Med., 
Columbia  Univ.  War  Record:  Joined  14th  Div., 
B.E.F.  Regl.  Med.  Officer,  7th  Rifle  Brig.;  Base 
Hosp.  No.  2,  A.E.F. ;  discharged  capt.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Sportsmanship  Brotherhood ;  Piping 
Rock  Club ;  Union  Club  ;  Million  CO  ;  Princeton 
Club  of  N.  Y.  C.  Married:  Helen  B.  Costte,  June 
2,  1919.  Children:  Mary  Constance,  age  7 ;  John 
Botho,  age  5 ;  Richard  Nesmith,  age  3.  Address: 
Warner  Ave.,  Roslyn,  N.  Y. 

JETER,  THOMAS  POWERS,  mem.  Olympic 
fencing  team,  1924.  Born:  Florence,  Ala.,  Aug. 
25,  1898.  Son  of  Richard  Cullen  and  Mary  Lee 
(Powers)  Jeter.  Ed.:  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1918; 
U.  S.  Naval  Aviation  Training  Sch.,  1921 ;  U.  S. 
A.  Air  Corps  Engineering  Sch.,  1927. 

Record:  1916-17-18,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  fencing 
team  (capt.,  1918).  1916-17,  mem.  I.C.  champ, 
foil  team.  1917-18,  U.S.N.A.  champ,  foils,  sabres 
and  fencing  canes.  1917,  I.C.  Individual  champ, 
foils.  1924,  mem.  Olympic  fencing  team.  1925, 
mem.  U.S.N,  racing  team  Inter-Natl.  Air  Races. 


1926,  won  Curtiss  Marine  Trophy  Air  Race. 
1928,  won  Pantages  Trophy  at  Natl.  Air  Races. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer,  flight  officer 
V  F  squadron  6b  Aircraft  Squadrons  Battle 
Fleet.  Naval  Service:  Attached  U.S.S.  Platts- 
burg  Cruiser  Force  Atlantic  Fleet;  attached  U. 
S.  Destroyer  Jenkins,  Queenstown,  Ireland,  1918 ; 
attached  U.S.S.  N.Y.  Atlantic  Fleet,  1919-20. 
Affiliations:  Queenstown  Asso. ;  Navy  Ath.  Asso. ; 
Army  and  Navy  Club ;  Racquet  Club.  Office: 
U.S.S.  Saratoga,  A.S.B.F.  c/o  Postmaster,  San 
Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  Naval  Air  Station,  San 
Diego,  Calif. 

JEWETT,  CLARENCE  EDWARD,  football. 
Born:  Elgin,  111.,  Feb.  2,  1906.  Son  of  Edward 
C.  and  Gertrude  (Hanner)  Jewett.  Ed.:  Elgin 
H.  Sch. ;  Elgin  Junior  Coll. ;  St.  Edward's  Univ. 
(Austin,  Tex.),  1929. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Elgin  H.  S.  F.B.  teams 
(All-Big-7  Conf.  guard,  1923).  1924,  Ail-Time 
left  guard  Elgin  Junior  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.- 
elect,  1925)  ;  mem.  Junior  Coll.  AU-Conf.  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  St.  Edward's  Univ.  F.B. 
team    (All-Conf.  l.g.,  1927,  Texas  Conf.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  St. 
Edward's  Glee  Club,  1925-26  (secy.)  ;  Neo-Scho- 
lastic  Philosopher's  Soc,  1926-27.  Hobby:  Ma- 
chinery. Office:  St.  Edward's  Univ.,  Austin, 
Tex.     Home:  102  S.  Porter  St.,  Elgin,   111. 

JEWTRAW,  CHARLES,  skating  champ.  Born: 
Lake!  Placid,  N.  Y.,  May  5,  1900.  Son  of  Henry 
and  Nellie  Jewtraw.  Ed.:  Lake  Placid  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1920-23,  won  Amer.  ice  skating 
champs.  1924,  won  500  meter  race,  Olympic 
games.  Holder,  100-yd.  record  (9  2/5  sees.)  ; 
holder,  y2-mile  record  (1:16  1/5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  A.  G.  Spalding 
and  Bros.  Affiliations:  Internatl.  Skating  Union 
of  Amer. ;  Lake  Placid  Club.  Hobby:  Golf, 
swimming  and  skating.  Office:  105  Nassau  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  25  Park  St.,  Mont  Clair, 
N.  J. 

JOAQUIN,  THOMAS  THEODORE,  track. 
Born:  Adelaida,  Calif.,  Oct.  19,  1904.  Son  of 
John  and  Bessie  (Peppard)  Joaquin.  Ed. :  Sut- 
ter Union  H.  Sch. ;  Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  1920-21-22-23,  mem.  Sutter  Union  H. 
Sch.  track  and  soccer  teams.  1925,  mem.  Stan- 
ford Univ.  freshman  track  team.  1926-27-28, 
mem.  Stanford  Univ.  varsity  track  team  (holder 
of  Stanford-Calif,  javelin  record,  200ft.  2%  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  Delta 
Chi ;  Hollywood  A.C.   Address:  Sutter  City,  Cal. 

JOHNSON,  ALFRED  HAROLD,  track. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Jan.  4,  1901.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Johnson.  Ed.:  N.  H.  Sch.,  1919; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 


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Record:  1917-19,  mem.  N.  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(broke  H.  Sch.  and  N.  West  14-mile  record). 
1918-19,  mem.  N.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1920, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1921-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  var- 
sity track  team.  1922,  fifth  place  U.S.I.C.  track 
meet   (Chicago,  111.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Y.M.C.A.  Affiliations: 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.).  Hobby:  Basketball  and  volleyball. 
Married:  Florence  Sparks,  Sept.  7,  1927.  Office: 
Y.M.C.A.,  9th  and  Cedar  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Home:  4513  15th  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

JOHNSON,     ARTHUR     GLASPEY,     rowing. 

Born:  Point  Pleasant,  N.  J.,  Aug.  7,  1903.  Son 
of  Joseph  W.  and  Bertha  (Glaspey)  Johnson. 
Ed.:  George  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record :  1921-22,  mem.  George  Sch.  track  team. 
1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  crew,  won 
freshman  race  at  Amer.  Henley  Regatta.  1924- 
25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew  (won  Amer. 
Henley  Regatta,  1924)  ;  won  Child's  Cup  races. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Point  Pleasant 
Hardware  Co.  Affiliations :  Sigma  Chi;  Masons. 
Office:  Cor.  Richmond  and  Arnold  Aves.,  Point 
Pleasant,  N.  J.  Home:  510  Richmond  Ave., 
Point  Pleasant,  N.  J. 

JOHNSON,  AUSTIN  GARFIELD,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Huxley,  la.,  Jan.  12,  1882. 
Son  of  John  and  Rachel  (Anderson)  Johnson. 
Ed.:  B.Di.,  la.  State  Teachers  Coll.,  1905; 
Springfield  Coll.  (Springfield,  Mass.),  B.P.E., 
1908;    M.P.E.,    1918. 

Record:  Mem.  la.  State  Teachers  Coll.  Bskt. 
Bl  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1900-OS-09, 
played  semi-pro.  B.B.  (pitcher;  best  record  in 
one  game,  22  strike-outs,  allowing  one  hit). 
1909-14,  B.B.  coach,  Springfield  Coll.  1911-22, 
Bskt.B.  coach  Springfield  Coll.  (team  New  Eng. 
champs.  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Winthrop  Club ; 
Univ.  Club ;  Camel  Fish  and  Game  Club 
(pres.);  Izaak  Walton  League  of  Amer.; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Presbyterian  Church;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  football  offici- 
ating. Married:  Grace  Cole:  Children:  Jean, 
age  16 ;  Irma,  age  14 ;  Austin  G.,  Jr.,  age  12 ; 
Melva,  age  10;  J.  Wilbert,  age  4.  Office:  1200 
Main  St.,  Springfield,  Mass.  Home:  210  Alber- 
marle    St.,    Springfield,    Mass. 

JOHNSON,  BASCOM,  intercollegiate  national 
and  British  track  champion.  Bom:  Wash.,  D 
C,  Jan.  17,  1878.  Son  of  Joseph  Taber  and 
Maude  (Bascom)  Johnson.  Ed.:  Worcester 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1900;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1903. 


Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Worcester  Acad,  track 
team  (capt.  and  won  New  England  Inter-Sch. 
track  meet,  %  mi.  dash,  52  3/5  sec.  and  pole 
vault,  10'  9",  1896).  1897-1900,  mem.  Yale 
track  team  (capt.,  1900).  1897,  won  I.C.  pole 
vaule  record  (11'  3  5/8")-  1900,  mem.  N.Y. 
A.C.  track  team  (won  Olympic  tryouts,  pole 
vault,  11'  8")  ;  won  British  champ  (London, 
England),  pole  vault  record  (11'  4")  ;  won  Jr. 
and  Sr.  Amer.  pole  vault  champ  (11'  4").  1900- 
27,  track  coach,  Wm.  Penn.  Charter  Sch.  (won 
Inter-Academic   champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  legal  dept.  Amer.  So- 
cial Hygiene  Asso.  War  Record:  Maj.  Sanitary 
Corps,  U.S.A.,  1917-19,  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Child  Welfare  Com.  of 
League  of  Nations ;  Adv.  Comn.  for  the  Pro- 
tection and  Welfare  of  Children  and  Young 
Persons;  Bar  Asso.  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.)  ;  Nausho- 
gan  G.C. ;  The  Pleasantville  Tennis  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Frances  Adams.  Chil- 
dren: Bascom,  age  22 ;  Margaret,  age  18 ;  Taber, 
age  14.  Office:  370  7th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  7  Clinton  St.,  Pleasantville,  N.  Y. 

JOHNSON,  EINER,  Western  intercollegiate 
middleweight  wrestling  champion,  1910.  Born: 
Watertown,  S.  Dak.,  Mar.  20,  1889.  Son  of 
John  W.  and  Bina  Johnson.  Ed.:  Central  H. 
Sch.,  1906;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  A.B.,  1910;  B.S., 
1911;   M.   S.,  1912. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  gym.  and  wrestling 
teams  (West.  I.C.  gym.  champ.)  ;  West.  I.C. 
middleweight  wrestling  champ.  1912-13,  coach 
Red  Wing  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1913,  coach 
Red  Wing  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1918,  asst.  regt. 
ath.  officer,  347th  FA. ;  mem.  Tours  A.C.  rugby 
F.B.  team.  1923-27,  mem.  Masonic  A.A.  kitten 
ball  team.  1927,  mem.  Masonic  A.A.  bowling 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  chemist  and  supt.  of 
lab.  War  Record:  Mem.  2nd  O.T.C.,  1st  Lt. 
347th  F.A.,  1918,  mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  La  Salle  Products 
Inc. ;  Mason ;  R.A.M. ;  St.  Paul  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Legion ;  V.F.W. ;  Amer,  Chemical  Soc. ;  Amer. 
Philatelic  Soc. ;  Minn.  State  Pharmaceutical 
Asso. ;  Res.  Officers  Mess ;  Sigmja  Xi ;  Phi 
Lambda  Upsilon ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Masonic  A.A. ; 
Ramsey  Co.  Sportsman's  Asso. ;  Minneapolis 
AAA.;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.);  Calhoun 
Beach  Club.  Hobby:  Philately.  Married:  Ma- 
bel A.  Undheim.  Children:  Lois  Lenore,  age 
12;  Robert  Einer,  infant.  Office:  2218-22  Univ. 
Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  901  Selby  Ave., 
St.  Paul,   Minn. 

JOHNSON,  GUY  McKEVITT,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Meddleville,  Mich.,  June  24, 
1875.     Son   of   Dwight   and    Mary    (McKevitt) 


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Johnson.  Ed.:  Middleville  H.  Sch.,  1892; 
Grand  Rapid  H.  Sch.,  1895;  Kalamazoo  Coll.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1905;  N.  West.  Univ. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Grand  Rapid  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1895-97,  mem.  Kalamazoo 
Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  Mem.  Inter-State 
League  B.B.  team.  Mem.  New  England  League 
B.B  team  Mem.  East  League  B.B.  team.  1901, 
mem.  Mich.  State  League  B.B.  team.  1902, 
coach  Kalamazoo  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1903-05,  ath. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1906-08,  mem.  Chicago 
City  League  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Shriner ;  Elk;  Sigma  Nu. 
Clubs:  Hollywood  C.C. ;  Edgewater;  "M" 
(Univ.  of  Mich.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Madge 
Lesure,  1908.  Children:  Joan,  age  15.  Office: 
1252  S.  Lake  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
4024    Sun    Swepe    St.,    N.   Hollywood,    Calif. 

JOHNSON,  HENDERSON  A.,  coach,  Fisk 
University.  Born:  Lexington,  Ky.,  Feb.  19,  1900. 
Son  of  Henderson  and  Gertrude  (Blackburn) 
Johnson.  Ed.:  Lincoln  Inst.  (Ky.)  ;  A.B.,  Fisk 
Univ.,  1923. 

Record :  1918-21-22-23-24,  capt.  Fisk  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1920-21,  capt.  Fisk  Univ.  B.B.  team.  Mem. 
Fisk  Univ.  varsity  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1925,  coach  Clark  Univ.  1926-28,  coach  Fisk 
Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Fisk  Univ.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Omega  Psi 
Phi;  S.  East.  Coaches  Asso.  (vice-pres.).  Hob- 
by: Athletics.  Married:  Minerva  Hatcher.  Office: 
Fisk  Univ.,  Nashville,  Tenn.  Home:  931  18th 
Ave.  N.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 


JOHNSON,  J.  FORD,  JR.,  football,  baseball 
and  polo.  Born:  Oswego,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  9,  1887. 
Ed.:  Hill  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1910. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1908- 
09,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team ;  All-Etast.  q.b.  1917-28, 
mem.  Rumson  C.C.  polo  team.  1924-28,  hon.  sec. 
U.  S.  Polo  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation :  Broker,  mem.  Charles  D. 
Barney  and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.,  O.D:,  U.S. 
A.,  1917-19.  Clubs:  Links;  Natl.  Golf;  Adiron- 
dack League;  Rumson  C.C;  Racquet;  Yale. 
Married:  Ann  Fisk.  Children:  Betty;  James 
Ford,  3rd.  Address:  Halfway  House,  Rumson, 
N.   J. 


JOHNSON,  JAMES  HOUSTON,  JR.,  football, 
track.  Born:  Columbus,  Miss.,  Oct.  24,  1903. 
Son  of  J.  H.  and  Mary  Lucy  (Lang)  Johnson. 
Ed.:  Lee  H.  Sch.;  Tuscaloosa  H.  Sch.,  1921; 
Univ.  Ala.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  Ala.  track  team. 
1924-26,    mem.    Univ.    Ala.    varsity    F.B.    team 


(hon.  mention,  1925).  1925-26,  mem.  East  and 
West  champ.  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  coach  Univ. 
Ala.  freshman  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  coach.  Affiliation: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Football.  Office: 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala.  Home:  906  25th 
Ave.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 


JOHNSON,  LAURENCE  EDWARD,  basket 
ball,  football  and  track.  Born:  Minneapolis, 
Minn.,  June  6,  1907.  Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Char- 
lotte Louise  (Anderson)  Johnson.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  track 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (hold  Minn.  State  H.  Sch. 
discus  throw).  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team.   Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha;  Scarab;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.).  Address:  2615  Pleasant  Ave.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

JOHNSON,  MILDRED  G.,  aviatrix,  writer 
and  lecturer.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  26,  1899. 
Daughter  of  Peter  O.  and  Estella  (Hawks) 
Johnson.    Ed.:  Pub.  Schs.  and  private  tutoring. 

Record :  1922,  flew  from  Buenos  Aires  to  Mon- 
tevideo. 1926,  flew  as  1st  woman  passenger  in 
"Josephine  Ford"  Comdr.  Byrd's  polar  plane, 
from  N.  Y.  to  Phila.  1927,  made  tour  air  mail 
routes,  16,000  miles,  only  person  to  have  made 
this  tour  and  in  so  doing  achieved  record  for 
distance  flown  by  young  woman  passenger.  Has 
been  instr.  by  Bert  Acosta  and  "Speed"  Holman. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lecturer  and  writer,  avia- 
tion. Mil.  Service:  Army  War  Coll.,  1917-18. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Air  Transport  Asso. ;  Natl. 
Aeronautic  Chamber  of  Com.  Hobby:  Moving 
pictures.  Office:  Room  2351,  Graybar  Bldg.,  N. 
Y.  C.  Home:  344  Manoa  Rd.,  Manoa,  Pa. 


JOHNSON,  PERRY  NIEL,  mem.  Univ.  Minn. 
West,  champ,  football  team,  1915.  Born:  New- 
ark, 111.,  June  15,  1891.  Son  of  Albert  P.  and 
Lena  (Holty)  Johnson.  Ed.:  West  Aurora  (111.) 
H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  111.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1917;  post-grad.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh  (Scotland). 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  West  Aurora  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1908-09,  mem.  West  Aurora  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (all-around  champ., 
1909).  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  freshman  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  F.B.  team    (West,  champ.,  1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Minn.  Loan  and 
Trust  Co.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.).  Mil.  Record: 
Enlisted  in  World  War,  1917 ;  comn'd  sergt. 
47th  Air  Squadron,  U.S.A.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Delta  Tau  Delta;  Alpha  Zeta;  "M"   (Univ.  of 


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Minn.)  Club.  Office:  405  Marquette  Ave.,  Min- 
neapolis, Minn.  Home:  516  Univ.  Ave.  S.  E., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 


JOHNSON,  WALLACE  F.,  tennis  champ. 
Born:  Merion,  Pa.,  July  13,  1889.  Son  of  Ben- 
jamin  and  Bessie  Martin  (Ford)  Johnson.  Ed.: 
Haverford  Sen.,  1907 ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  tennis  and  cricket  teams.  1908, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1909, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  tennis  team  (won  I.C. 
champ.)  ;  won  Pa.  State,  Dela.  State,  Middle 
States  and  Phila.  city  tennis  champs.  1912-21, 
runner-up  in  Natl,  champ.  1912,  mem.  Amer. 
Davis  Cup  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  salesman.  Mil. 
Record:  Lieut.  U.S.A.  Ambulance  Corps  during 
World  War.  Affiliations:  Cynwyd  Club ;  Delta 
Phi.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Florence  Cope. 
Office:  1010  Packard  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
City  Line  and  Old  Lancaster  Road,  Bala,  Pa. 


JOHNSON,  WALTER,   professional   baseball. 
Born:  Humboldt,  Kansas,  November  6,  1887. 

Record:  First  played  baseball  with  sandlot 
teams  in  California.  1906,  initial  professional 
engagement  with  the  Tacoma  (Washington) 
team  of  the  Northwestern  League ;  later  joined 
Weiser  (Idaho)  semi-professional  team.  1907- 
1927,  pitcher,  Washington,  D.  C.  baseball  team. 
Johnson  is  the  only  living  ball  player  who  has 
served  20  years  with  one  major  league  club. 
Cobb  was  22  years  at  Detroit,  breaking  the 
string  of  service  by  switching  to  Philadelphia. 
Cy  Young  had  a  span  of  22  years  but  not  with 
a  single  club.  Most  games  pitched  in  one 
league,  784 ;  most  games  won  in  one  league, 
411 ;  most  years  leading  in  strikeouts,  12 ;  most 
shutout  games,  114 ;  most  consecutive  shutout 
innings,  56 ;  tied  with  Joe  Wood  for  American 
League  record  of  16  straight  victories ;  most 
years  leading  league  in  games  won,  6  (tied 
with  Grover  Alexander,  in  National  League). 
Established  a  world's  pitching  record  by  pre- 
venting his  opponents  from  scoring  one  hundred 
and  thirteen  times.  He  also  added  an  extra 
game  for  good  measure  by  shutting  out 
the  Pirates  in  a  world's  series  contest,  making 
his  lifetime  record,  114.  Has  led  his  league 
twelve  times,  eight  years  in  succession,  as 
strike-out  king. 

HOLDER    OF    WORLD'S    STRIKEOUT 
RECORD 
Here  is  the  complete  record  of  Walter  John- 
son's games  won  and  lost  and  the  number  of 
batters  that  have  missed  the  third  strike. 


Per-  ! 

Strike- 

Year 

Games 

Won 

Lost 

centage 

out 

1907  ., 

14... 

..  5... 

..  9... 

....357.. 

...64 

1908  . , 

36... 

..14... 

..14... 

....500.. 

...160 

1909  . 

40... 

..13... 

..25... 

....342.. 

...164 

1910  . 

45... 

..25... 

..17... 

....595.. 

...313 

1911  . 

40... 

..23... 

..15... 

....605.. 

...209 

1912  . 

50... 

..32... 

..12... 

....727.. 

...303 

1913  . 

47... 

..36... 

..  7... 

....837.. 

...242 

1914  . 

47... 

..29... 

..15... 

....659.. 

...225 

1915  . 

47... 

..28... 

..13... 

....683.. 

...203 

1916  . 

48... 

..25... 

..21... 

....543.. 

...228 

1917  . 

47... 

..23... 

..16... 

....690.. 

...185 

1918  . 

39... 

..23... 

..13... 

....639.. 

...162 

1919  . 

39... 

..20... 

..14... 

....588.. 

...147 

1920  . 

21... 

..  8... 

..10... 

....444.. 

...  78 

1921  . 

35... 

..17... 

..14... 

....548.. 

...143 

1922  . 

33... 

..15... 

..16... 

....484.. 

...99 

1923  . 

43... 

..17... 

..12... 

....586.. 

...126 

1924  . 

38... 

..23... 

..  7... 

....767.. 

...158 

1925  . 

30... 

..20... 

..  7... 

. . .  .741 . . 

...108 

1926  . 

33... 

..15... 

..16... 

....484.. 

...125 

JOHNSON,  WALTER  ALBERT,  athletic  di- 
rector and  head  coach  Presbyterian  Coll.  Born: 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Apr.  3,  1893.  Son  of  John  and 
Martha  (Borkenhagen)  Johnson.  Ed.:  Milwau- 
kee H.  Sch.;  Battle  Creek  Coll.  (Battle  Creek, 
Mich.),  1915;  Univ.  of  111.,  1923  (phys.  ed. 
course  during  summer)  ;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1920 
(phys.  ed.  course  during  summer). 

Record:  Mem.  Milwaukee  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  for  four  yrs.  1913-14-15,  mem. 
Battle  Creek  Coll.  varsity  F.B.,  track,  soccer, 
swimming,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (won  2nd 
place  in  pentathlon,  1914 ;  won  1st  place  in  pen- 
tathlon, 1915).  1915-17,  coach,  Presbyterian 
Coll.  (Clinton,  S.  C).  1918,  ath.  dir.  Y.M.C.A. 
Army  Camp  Sevier,  S.  C.  1918-20,  coach  and 
player,  55th  Engrs.  F.B.  team  over  seas.  1919- 
28,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach  Presbyterian  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  head  coach 
Presbyterian  Coll.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F., 
1st  sergt.  Co.  D,  55th  Engrs.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Pi  Alpha ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Rotary  Club. 
Hobby:  Football  and  fishing.  Married:  Lilla 
Todd.  Children:  Margaret,  infant.  Address: 
Woodrow  St.,  Clinton,  S.  C. 


JOHNSON,  WILLIAM  LEONARD,  baseball 
and  football.  Bom:  Stanley,  Wis.,  Jan.  10, 
1900.  Son  of  Edward  C.  and  Mary  Johnson. 
Ed.:  Stanley  H.  Sch.;  River  Falls  (Wis.)  Nor- 
mal Sch.;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924;  Coll.  of 
Osteopathy  (Des  Moines,  la.),  1928. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Stanley  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1920-21,  mem.  River  Falls  Normal  Sch. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  B.B.  team.  1925-26,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
coach  Fennimore   (Wis.)   H.  Sch. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Doctor  of  Osteopathy.  War 
Record:  Corp'l  119th  Machine  Gun  Bn.,  32nd 
U.  S.  Army  Div. ;  mem.  A.E  F.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.). 
Hobby:  Baseball,  football  and  basketball.  Mar- 
ried: Eleanor  Broaden,  June,  1928.  Address: 
Stanley,  Wis. 

JOHNSTON,  HARRISON  R.,  golf.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Aug.  31,  1896.  Son  of  Clarence 
Howard  and  Mary  L.  (Thurston)  Johnston.  Ed.: 
Irving  Sch. ;  St.  Paul  Acad. ;  Hotchkiss  Sch. 

Record:  1916,  qualified  nat'l.  open  golf  tour- 
nament. 1919,  medalist  and  semi-finalist,  A.E. 
F.  golf  champ. ;  won  Inter-Allied  officers'  tour- 
nament. 1921-27,  won  Minn.  State  golf  champ. 
1921,  medalist  and  semi-finalist,  West,  amateur 
champ.  1922-23-26-27,  mem.  U.  S.  Walker  team. 
1924,  won  West,  amateur  champ.  (Chicago,  111.). 
1927,  won  U.  S.  open  qualifying  rounds  (finished 
in  money). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farnum  Winter  and  Co. 
War  Record:  Mem.  O.T.C.,  1917 ;  2nd.  Lt.  U.S. 
A.  Service ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Minn. 
G.A.  Clubs:  Univ. ;  Somerset  C.C. ;  White  Beard 
Yacht ;  Minnikadha ;  St.  Paul  Univ. ;  Minne- 
apolis ;  St.  Paul  Town  and  C.C. ;  Twin  City 
Bond.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  golf.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Main,  Oct.  7,  1922.  Children:  Harri- 
son R.,  Jr.,  age  4 ;  Janette,  age  2.  Office:  Pioneer 
Bldg.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  12  Crocus  Hill, 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 


JOHNSTONE,  HENRY  WEBB,  track.  Born: 
Mexico  City,  Mexico,  Oct.  13,  1892.  Son  of  An- 
drew and  Minnie  (Webb)  Johnstone.  Ed.:  Wm. 
Penn  Charter  Sch.,  1912;  A.B.,  Yale,  1916. 

Record:  1911,  capt.  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch. 
track  team  (won  Inter- Academic  pole-vault  rec- 
ord). 1914-26,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (pole-vault 
record,  12'  4").  1915,  won  Middle  Atlantic  A. 
A.U.  pole-vault  champ,  record  (11'  10%"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traffic  mgr.,  Colgate  and 
Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  pvt.,  U.S.A. ;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  U.S.A.A.S.,  comn'd.  1st  Lieut.,  1918. 
Clubs:  Traffic  (N.  Y.)  ;  Canoe-Brook  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Beatrice  J.  Grieb,  June  9,  1917.  Children: 
Henry  Webb,  Jr.,  age  8;  Barbara  G.,  age  5. 
Office:  105  Hudson  St.,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Home: 
Sherwood  Rd.,  Short  Hills,  N.  J. 


JOHNSTONE,  JOHN  OLIVER,  national  high 
jump  champion,  1912.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass., 
Jan.  21,  1892.  Son  of  James  and  Blodwen  (Oli- 
ver) Johnstone.  Ed.:  Brookline  H.  Sch.;  Wor- 
cester Acad. ;  B.S.,  Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1910-12-13,  New  England  A.A.A.U. 
high  jump  champ.  1911,  sch.  boy  scholastic  in- 
door high  jump  record    (6'  2%").    1912,  mem. 


Olympic  team  which  competed  at  Stockholm ; 
Natl.  A.A.A.U.  running  high  jump  champ.  1912- 
16,  mem.  Harvard  track  team.  1913,  Natl.  A.A. 
A.U.  indoor  high  jump  champ.  1917-20,  track 
coach  Worcester  Acad.  1920-21,  track  coach  and 
asst.  phy.  ed.  dir.  Bates  Coll.  1922-28,  track 
coach  Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach  and  camp  dir. 
Affiliations:  Boston  A.A. ;  Welsh  Asso.  of  Bos- 
ton ;  Worcester  Co.  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Theta  Delta 
Chi;  Harvard  Varsity  Club;  Univ.  Club;  Iota 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletic  journalism  and  bridge. 
Married:  Ann  Temple- Jones,  Mar.  20,  1920. 
Children:  Tywena  Temple,  age  7;  John  Oliver, 
Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  Worcester  Poly.  Inst.,  Wor- 
cester, Mass.  Home:  127  Inst.  Rd.,  Worcester, 
Mass. 

JOHNSTONE,  DR.  RUTHERFORD  THOMP- 
SON, football,  basketball  and  tennis.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Dec.  24,  1894.  Son  of  Lewis 
Carter  and  Mary  (McNaugher)  Johnstone.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Geneva  Coll.,  1916;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh, 1925. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.  Geneva  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1914-15-16,  mem.  Geneva  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Geneva  Coll.  tennis  team. 
1917-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official.  1919,  mem. 
Enlisted  Instrs.  Bskt.B.  team  (corps  area 
champs,  and  runners-up  for  A.E.F.  outdoor  Bskt. 
B.  champ.,  Beaune,  France). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Pvt.  in  Evacuation  Hospital  No.  8;  mem.  A.E. 
F. ;  Army  of  Occupation  in  Mayen,  Germany, 
1918-19.  Affiliations:  Nu  Sigma  Nu;  Allegheny 
County  Med.  Soc. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Mar- 
ried: Orpha  Marion  Emory,  Dec.  27,  1924.  Chil- 
dren: Patricia  Lee,  age  2;  Orpha  Jane,  infant. 
Office:  618  Smithfleld  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home: 
6625  Church  Ave.,  Ben  Avon,  Pa. 

JOLLEY,  ALVIN  JAY,  football.  Born: 
Onago,  Kans.,  Sept.  25,  1899.  Son  of  James 
Lewis  and  Margaret  (Bryan)  Jolley.  Ed.:  Man- 
hattan H.  Sch.,  1917;  Kans.  State  Agri.  Coll., 
1918;  Tulsa  Univ.,  1919;  A.B.,  Marietta,  1927. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Manhattan  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt  B.  teams  (won  State  champ,  and  capt., 
1916).  Mem.  Hanhattan  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  track 
teams  (1  yr.).  1917-18,  mem.  Kans.  State  Agri. 
Coll.  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919, 
mem.  Tulsa  Univ.  champ.  F.B.  team.  1919-20, 
mem.  Pure  Oil  League  champ.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1920-22,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1921- 
22,  capt.  Marietta  Coll.  track  team.  1923,  mem. 
Akron  pro.  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  coach,  West 
Union  H.  Sch.  (W.  Va.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1924-26,  ath.  coach  and  phys.  ed.  dir. 
Johnstown  H.  Sch.  1926,  coach  Marietta  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Agent,  Gem  City  Life  Ins. 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  S.A.T.C,  1918.  Affil- 
iations :  Amer.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Phi  Delta ;  Delta 
Upsilon;  Elks;  "K"  Club  (Kans.  State  Agri. 
Cell.)  ;  "M"  Club  (Marietta  Coll.)  ;  Wash.  Co. 
C.C.  Hobby:  Radio  and  athletics.  Married: 
Mae  Lehmer,  1921.  Office:  424  1st  Natl.  Bank 
Bldg.,  Marietta,  Ohio.  Home:  503V2  Wash.  St., 
Marietta,  Ohio. 


•  JOLLEY,  JOSEPH  H.,  donor  of  Jolley  foot- 
ball trophy.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Feb.  3, 
1863.  Son  of  John  and  Susan  (Farren)  Jolley. 
Ed.:  Public  schools  (Phila.). 

Record:  1880-86,  mem.  Schuylkill  Navy  A.C. 
Club.  1886,  helped  organize  Phila.  Amateur 
Swimming  Club.  Formerly  mem.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1920,  asst.  in  organizing  LuLu 
Temple  Yacht  Club.  1920-28,  donor  Jolley  F.B. 
trophy.    Mem.  Veteran  Athletes  of  Phila. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant  and  manufac- 
turer. Mil.  Service:  Comn'd  lieut.  Q.M.  1st  Div., 
Home  Defense  Res.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Joseph  H.  Jolley  Co. ;  Masons ;  Shrine ;  Phila. 
Acad,  of  Fine  Arts.  Clubs:  Manufacturers; 
Founder,  Atlantic  C.  by  the  Sea  and  Lulu 
Temple  Yacht.  Hobby:  Football  and  basketball. 
Married:  Emma  V.  Whilden,  Oct.  12,  1887. 
Office:  42  N.  5th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  315  S. 
12th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


JONES,  ARNOLD  WHEELER,  tennis.  Born: 
Providence,  R.  I.,  Mar.  2,  1904.  Son  of  John 
D.  E.  and  Margaret  (Arnold)  Jones.  Ed.: 
Moses  Brown  Sen.,  1921;  A.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1919,  natl.  boys  single  and  double 
champ.     1921-22,  Natl.  Junior  Doubles  champ. ; 

1922,  Natl.  Junior  Singles  champ.;  capt.  Yale 
freshman  tennis  team.  1922-25,  Natl.  Father 
and  Son  champ.;  1922-25,  mem.  Yale-Harvard 
tennis  team  (defeated  Oxford-Cambridge,  1922- 
23-25;    capt.   champ.   Yale   tennis   team,    1925). 

1923,  runners-up  Natl.  I.C.  Doubles  champ.; 
8th  Natl.  Doubles  ranking.  1924,  runner-up 
Natl.  I.C.  Singles  champ.  1925,  runners-up  Natl. 
I.C.  Doubles  champ.;  No.  13  Natl.  Singles 
ranking. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Natl.  City 
Co.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon;  Wolf's  Head; 
Piovidence  Community  Chest  Fund  (mem. 
corp.);  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Univ.  C.  (Yale); 
Hope  C. ;  Agawam  Hunt  C. ;  East  Side  Tennis 
C.  (Providence).  Hobby:  Bridge  and  golf. 
Office:  508  Turk's  Head  Bldg.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Home:  41  Arlington  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 


Jones.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Ind. ;  B.P.E.,  Chicago 
Training  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Calif.;  A.B.,  Stanford 
University. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ind.  F.B.  team. 
1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ind.  Bskt.B.  team.  1914- 
17,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach  Montgomery  (Ala.) 
H.  Sch.  (State  champs.  F.B.,  1916;  State 
champs.  F.B.,  1916;  State  champs.  Bskt.B., 
1917).  1921-28,  head  coach  Fresno  State  Coll. 
(Calif.  Coast  Conf.  champs.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B., 
1923-24;  Far  West.  Conf.  champs.  Bskt.B., 
1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Fresno  State 
Coll.  (Fresno,  Calif.).  Mil.  Service:  Capt., 
General's  Staff,  in  charge  of  phys.  training  of 
90th  Div.,  Oct.,  1917,  to  July,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Natl.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Fort 
Wash.  G.  and  C.C.  (Fresno,  Calif.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Grace  Mc- 
Rae,  July  29,  1914.  Children:  Robert  A.,  age  3. 
Office:  State  Coll.,  Fresno,  Calif.  Home:  1594 
Safford  Ave.,  Fresno,  Calif. 

JONES,  DANIEL  ALBION,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  Oct.  23,  1860.  Son  of  Daniel  Albion 
and  Emeline  (Roberts)  Jones.  Ed.:  Yale,  B.A., 
1884;  M.D.,  1892;  D.M.D.,  Harvard,  1889. 

Record:  1880,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (2nd  pi. 
I.C.  120  yd.  hurdles ) .  1881-83,  mem.  Yale  champ. 
B.B.  team.  1883,  Amer.  Asso.  B.B.  champ.  1885, 
1895,  1913-14,  coach  Yale  B.B.  team  (champs., 
1895). 

Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Mason. 
Hobby:  Teaching  vocal.  Married:  Emma  Beadle, 
1889.  Address:  746  Chapel  St.,  New  Haven 
Conn. 

JONES,  EDGAR  CHARLES,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Dec. 
29, 1903.  Son  of  W.  Frazier  and  Wilhelmina  (Ho- 
man)   Jones.   Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Fla.,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  capt.  Univ.  Fla.  freshman  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All-South.  Conf.  F.B. 
champs.).  1923-24-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (All-South,  quarterback,  1924; 
capt,  1925).  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (capt.,  1924).  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla. 
track  team.  1925,  mem.  All-East.  Amateur  F.B. 
team ;  chosen  quarterback  for  3rd  All-Amer.  F. 
B.  team  by  Warner,  Rockne  and  Tad  Jones. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Serpent  River  Soc. ; 
Black  and  White  Mask.  Clubs:  "F" ;  Pirate; 
Blue  Key;  Friars;  Fla.  Yacht;  San  Jose  C.C; 
Civitan.  Hobby:  Basketball.  Office:  Atlantic 
Natl.  Bk.,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home:  1423  Hub- 
bard St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 


JONES,   ARTHUR   W.,    head    coach    Fresno  JONES,  EDMUND   L.,   track.     Born:   Rock- 

State  College.     Bom:  New  Albany,   Ind.,  July      ville,  Md.,  Feb.  6,  1894.    Son  of  Charles  B.  and 
15,  1891.    Son  of  B.  N.  and  Emma  (Hammond)       Lavinia   (Lyddane)    Jones.    Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch. 


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(Wash.,  D.  C),  1913;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ., 
1916. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  West.  H.  Sen.  track 
team  (capt.,  1913).  1914-15,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  varsity  track  team  (made  record  of  21 
3/5  sec.  in  220  yd.  dash,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
meet,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt.  314th  F.A.,  Aug.,  1917;  mem. 
A.B.F. ;  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  66th  F.A.,  Camp  Kear- 
ney, Calif.;  discharged  Dec.  4,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Theta  Phi ;  Columbia  C.C. ;  Georgetown 
Univ.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing 
and  golf.  Married:  Bettina  Prescott,  Nov.  17, 
1917.  Children:  Bettina  Lavinia,  age  9;  Edith 
Kellogg,  age  4 ;  Edmund  L.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office: 
811  Colo.  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3005  Alber- 
marle  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


JONES,  FREDERICK  L.,  track.  Born:  Cas- 
tleton,  Vt.,  Dec.  18,  1897.  Son  of  John  and  Helen 
(Sherman)  Jones.  Ed.:  Rutland  (Vt.)  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Middlebury  Coll. 

Record:  1914-15,  capt.  Rutland  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1915,  held  Vt.  State  prep.  sch.  record 
in  half  mi.,  mi.  and  two  mi.  runs.  1916-19,  mem. 
Middlebury  Coll.  track  team  (capt.,  1919;  set 
State  record  in  2-mi.  run  which  still  stands,  1916 ; 
runner-up  in  two  mi.  run,  N.  E.  I.C.  meet,  1916 ; 
runner-up  in  mi.  run,  N.  E.  I.C.  meet,  1917 ; 
won  East.  I.C.  champ,  mi.  run,  1919,  set  record  1 
mi.  which  still  stands).  Mem.  Middlebury  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (mgr.  Bskt.B.,  senior 
yr.).    1920,  won  S.  West.  Vt.  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  and  dir.,  West  Rut- 
land Trust  Co.  (Vt.).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in 
fall,  1918;  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Republican  Town  Com.  (chrm.)  ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Tennis, 
baseball,  basketball,  fishing  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Leonard,  Aug.,  1923.  Children:  Cath- 
leen  Leonard,  age  5 ;  Muriel  Ann,  age  3.  Office: 
Marble  St.,  West  Rutland,  Vt.  Home:  Main  St., 
Castleton,  Vt. 


JONES,  HOWARD  H.,  football.  Born:  Ex- 
cello,  O.,  Aug.  1886.  Son  of  Thomas  A.  and 
Adelaide  (Harding)  Jones.  Ed.:  Middletown 
(O.)  H.S. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1905;  Yale, 
1908. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (undefeated).  1905-07,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
team  (undefeated).  1908,  F.B.  coach,  Syracuse 
Univ.  1909,  F.B.  coach,  Yale.  1910,  F.B.  coach, 
Ohio  State  Univ.  1913,  F.B.  coach,  Yale.  1916- 
23,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Iowa  (Conf.  champs., 
'21).  1924,  F.B.  coach,  Duke  Univ.  1925-27, 
F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  So.  Cal  (Pac  Coast  champs, 
'27). 


Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  So.  Cal. 
Affiliations :  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Hollywood  A.C. 
Married:  Jane  Dean.  Children:  Clark  Harding, 
age  14 ;  Carolyn,  age  3  mos.  Office:  Univ.  So. 
Cal.,  Los  Angeles.  Home:  4402  Ponca  Ave.,  No. 
Hollywood,  Cal. 

JONES,  JAMES  WILLIAM,  athletic  director 
and  head  coach,  Sam  Houston  State  Teachers 
College.  Born:  Whitesboro,  Tex.,  Oct.  5,  1894. 
Son  of  Benjamin  Lee  and  Matty  Elizabeth 
(Edwjards)  Jonjes.  Ed.:  Sherman  H.  Sch.; 
Wentworth  Mil.  Acad. ;  Wash,  and  Lee  Univ. ; 
Univ.  of  111. 

Record:  Mem.  Wentworth  Mil.  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  and  track  teams.  Mem.  Wash,  and  Lee 
Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  Mem. 
Univ  of  111  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1915,  coach  Austin  Coll.  (Sherman,  Tex.).  1919- 
20-21,  coach,  S.  West.  Mil.  Acad.  (B.B.  team 
won  state  title  all  three  yrs. ;  Bskt.B.  team 
won  champ.,  1920).  1922,  coach,  Wichita  Falls 
H.  Sch.  (F.B.  team  won  dist.  champ.;  Bskt.B. 
team  won  champ  of  eight  dists.).  1923-28, 
coach,  Sam  Houston  State  Teachers  Coll.  At- 
tended coaching  schs.  by  Warner,  Rockne, 
Zuppke,  Dabie,  Ruley  and  Meanwell. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  head  coach, 
Sam  Houston  State  Teachers  Coll.  War  Rec- 
ord: 1st  Lt.  133rd  Arty. ;  transferred  to  Air 
Service ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Tex.  I.C. 
A.A. ;  Tex.  Phys.  Dir.  Asso.  (sec-treas. )  ;  Tex. 
Phys.  Ed.  Asso.  Hobby:  Working  with  boys. 
Married:  Charlotte  LeMay,  Apr.  21,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Charlotte  Patricia,  age  11;  Martha  Le- 
May, age  8.  Address:  Sam  Houston  State 
Teachers  Coll.,  Huntsville,  Tex. 

JONES,  LAWRENCE  McCENEY,  captain 
U.S.  Military  Academy  football  team,  1917. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  8,  1895.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward McCeney  and  Mary  Thompson  (Murphy) 
Jones.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  U.S. 
Mil.  Acad.,  1917 

Record :  1911-12,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1915-16-17,  mem.  U.S.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1917).  1919,  mem.  5th  Div.  A.E.F.  F.B. 
team  (Luxemburg).  1919-25,  asst.  F.B.  coach, 
U.S.  Mil.  Acad.  1926-28,  head  F.B.  coach,  U.S. 
Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  F.A.,  U.S.  Army; 
head  F.B.  coach,  U.S.  Mil.  Acad.  War  Record: 
Mem.  A.E.F.,  1st  Lt.  85th  Aero  Squadron.  Affil- 
iations: Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Trueman  King.  Children:  Barbara, 
age  4;  Lawrence,  Jr.,  age  2.  Address:  West 
Point,  N.  Y. 

JONES,  PHILLIP  ALONZO,  football.  Born: 
Bangor,  Me.,  Aug.  25,  1895.  Son  of  Eva  (Shaw) 
Jones.      Ed.:    Bangor    H.    Sch.;    Dean    Acad.; 


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Univ.  of  Me. ;  Univ.  of  N.  C. ;  Inns  of  Courts 
(London,  Eng. ;  special  work);  Springfield 
Training   Coll.    (Springfield,   Mass.). 

Record:  Mem.  Bangor  H.  Sen.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Dean  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1915,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Me.  F.B.  team  (All-Me.  Coll.  f.b.).  Phys. 
dir.  and  coach,  Mansfield  Teachers  Coll.,  Mans- 
field, Pa.  Phys.  dir.  and  coach,  Rockland  H. 
Sen.,  Rockland,  Me. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  and  dir.  Hatchet  Mt. 
Camp  for  Boys,  Hope,  Me.  War  Record:  103rd 
Inf.,  26th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Rotary  Club;  Fish  and  Game  Club;  Country 
Club ;  Rockland  Improvement  and  Ath.  Clubs ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Magdalena  Murray,  Nov. 
9,  1919.  Address:  P.O.  Box  145,  Rockland,  Me. 
Home:  IS  W.  Broadway,  Bangor,  Me. 


Clubs:  Atlanta  Athletic  Club,  Druid  Hills  Golf 
Club,  Piedmont  Driving  Club.  Married:  Mary 
Malone  of  Atlanta,  Georgia.  Children:  Clara 
Malone,  age  3;  Robert  Tyre,  3rd.  Office:  1319- 
28  Atlanta  Trust  Company  Building,  Atlanta, 
Georgia.  Home:  2560  Peachtree  Road,  Atlanta, 
Georgia. 

JONES,  ROSE  F.,  golf.  Born:  Moline,  111., 
June  29,  1886.  Daughter  of  Swan  N.  and  Char- 
lotte (Hallberg)  Freeman.  Ed.:  Grand  Is. 
Coll. 

Record:  1916-21-22-26,  won  Chicago  dist.  golf 
champ.  1920-21-26,  won  Women's  West,  medal 
champ.  1925,  won  N.  and  S.  golf  champ.  1927, 
won   Pebble  Beach  golf  champ. 

Clubs:  Olympia  Fields  C.C.  Married:  Melvin 
Jones,  June  29,  1909.     Address:  Flossmoor,  111. 


JONES,  RICHARD  A.,  JR.,  golf.  Born:  New 
York  City,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  19,  1904.  Son  of  Richard 
A.  and  Lillian  (Baird)  Jones.  Ed.:  Mamaronech 

(N.  Y.)    H.  Sch. ;   Hamilton   Inst. 

Record:  1921,  won  Westchester-Hills  Jr.  golf 
champ.  1922,  runner-up  Metro.  Jr.  golf  champ. 
1923,  medalist  and  winner  Metro.  Jr.  golf  champ. 
1923-28,  mem.  Lesley  Cup  team.  1925,  medalist 
N.  Y.  State  amateur  golf  champ.;  semi-finalist 
Natl,  golf  champ,  and  Metro,  amateur  golf 
champ.  1926,  won  Westchester  Co.  Father  and 
Son  golf  champ.;  won  gold  ball  champ,  with 
Louise  Fordyce.  Holder  of  following  course 
records:  Greenwich  C.C.  (67);  Bonnie  Briar 
C.C.  (70)  ;  Norwood  C.C.  (71)  and  Ocean  Links, 
Newport   (66). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: mem.  R.  A.  Jones  and  Son;  N.  Y.  A.C. 
Metro.  Golf  Asso. ;  Westchester  Hills  G.C. ; 
Rennings  C.C.  Office:  285  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.    Home:  Larchmont,  N.  Y. 

JONES,    ROBERT    TYRE,    JR.     (BOBBY), 

National  (American)  amateur  and  British  open 
golf  champion,  1927.  Born:  Atlanta,  Georgia, 
March  17,  1902.  Son  of  Robert  P.  and  Clara 
(Thomas)  Jones.  Education:  Technological 
High  School,  Atlanta;  Georgia  School  of  Tech- 
nology, B.S.  and  M.B.  degrees;  Harvard  Uni- 
versity, B.S.  degree;  Emery  University,  LL.B. 
degree. 

Record:  Southern  Open  Golf  champion,  ±917, 
1920,  1922,  1927.  National  amateur  golf  cham- 
pion, 1924,  1925,  1927.  National  open  golf  cham- 
pion, 1923,  1926.  Open  golf  champion  of  Great 
Britain  1926,  1927.  Universally  regarded  as 
the  first  official  champion  of  the  world  in  win- 
ning the  National  open  championship  of  Great 
Britain  and  the  United  States  in  the  same 
season. 

Present  Occupation:  Member  of  law  firm, 
Jones,  Evins,  Moore  &'  Powers,  Atlanta,  Georgia. 


JONES,  T.  HARVEY,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Ottawa,  Wis.,  May 
4,  1884  Son  of  David  Benjamin  and  Catherine 
Ellen  (Williams)  Jones.  Ed.:  Palmyra  H.  Sch. 
(Palmyra  Wis.)  ;  Carroll  Coll.  (Waukesha, 
Wis.)  ;   LL.B.,   Univ.   of   Wis. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Carroll  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1903-04,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  F.B.  team.  1904-05,  mem.  class  B.B.  team, 
Univ.  of  Wis.  1906,  coach  Blaine  H.  Sch.  ( Supe- 
rior, Wis.).  1907-08,  accredited  F.B.  official  in 
West.  Conf  ("Big  Ten").  1924,  coached  10-oared 
Navy  cutter  crew  of  3rd  Bn.,  2nd  Regt.  9th 
Naval  Brigade,  Minneapolis,  Minn,  (crew  won 
2nd  place  in  cutter  race  between  six  crews  of 
U.S.N.R.,  Culver,  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Lincoln  Trust  &  Sav- 
ings Bank  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  sec.  Amer. 
Home  Mortgage  Co.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.). 
Naval  Service:  Lt.,  U.S.N.R. ;  served  at  Officers' 
Sch.,  Pelham  Bay,  N.  Y.  C,  as  dept.  head ;  re- 
leased from  active  duty  Nov.,  1919 ;  hold  comn. 
at  present  in  U.S.N.R. ;  also  Lt.  commander  in 
Minn.  Naval  Militia.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau 
Omega ;  Aero  Club  (Minneapolis)  ;  K.T. ;  Mason  ; 
Shriner;  Natl.  Sojourners  Club  of  Amer.;  Mil. 
Order  of  Foreign  Wars ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Comm. 
Off.  of  9th  Bn.,  U.S.N.R.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.; 
honorary  mem.).  Hobby:  Handling  Naval  Re- 
serve organization,  pistol  shooting  and  radio 
Married:  Clara  Lou  Lutz,  1916.  Office:  230 
Walker  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4517 
Pleasant  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

JONES,  X.  ELNO,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Sapulpa  (Indian  Ter.),  Okla., 
Jan.  21,  1905.  Son  of  Joseph  Jerome  and  Char- 
lotte (Paxton)  Jones.  Ed.:  Sapulpa  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  South.  Calif.;  Univ.  of  Tulsa  (Tulsa, 
Okla.). 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Sapulpa  II.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams   (capt.  Bskt.B.  all  four  yrs. ; 


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F.B.  team  state  champs.,  1922-23 ;  All-State  for- 
ward in  Bskt.B,,  1923-24).  1922-23-24,  mem. 
Sapulpa  H.  Sen.  B.B.  team  (S.  West,  champs, 
all  three  yrs.).  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  South. 
Calif,  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
F.B.).  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Tulsa  F.B. 
BsktB.  and  B.B.  teams    (capt.  F.B.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Alpha  Epsilon;  Phi  Delta.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
hunting.  Address:  108  S.  Walnut  St.,  Sapulpa, 
Okla. 

JORDAN,  PAUL  ROE,  president  Indiana- 
Kentucky  A.A.U.  Born:  Wayne  Co.,  Ind.,  Nov. 
1,  1880.  Son  of  William  R.  and  Bessie  (Kibbey) 
Jordan.  Ed.:  Shortridge  H.  Sch.,  1899;  A.B., 
Ind.  Univ.,  1904. 

Record:  1901-02-03,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  varsity 
track  team.  1924,  conducted  final  Olympic 
swimming  tryouts.  1924-28,  pres.  Ind.-Ky. 
A.A.U. ;  mem.  Olympic  selection  com.  Mem. 
Bd.  of  Govs.  Natl.  A.A.U. ;  mem.  Natl.  Swim- 
ming Com.  ever  since  organized. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
pvt.  Spanish-Amer.  War.  Affiliations:  Mgr.  Paul 
R.  Jordan  &  Co.;  pres.  Jaco  &  Co.;  owner  of 
Specialists  Service  Co. ;  exec.  sec.  Sheet  Metal 
and  Warm  Air  Heating  Contractors'  Asso.  of 
Ind. ;  exec.  sec.  Indianapolis  Sheet  Metal  and 
Warm  Air  Heating  Contractors'  Asso.  Married: 
Naomi  Hendricks.  Children:  Dudley  H,  age 
16;  William  K.,  age  14.  Office:  631  S.  Dela. 
St.,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  Home:  1646  Cen.  St., 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 

JORDON,  KNIGHT  STARR,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Bloomington,  Ind.,  Oct.  26, 
1888.  Son  of  David  Starr  and  Jessie  (Knight) 
Jordan.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1910. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  freshman 
F.B,  and  B.B.  team|s.  1910,  mem.  Stanford 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted,  coxswain,  U.S.N.R.,  1917 ;  comnd.  en- 
sign, U.S.N.R.,  Jan.  4,  1918;  comnd.  Lt.  (j.g.) 
U.S.N.R.  Affiliations:  Dir  Knight  Investment 
Co.  (Provo,  Utah) ;  pres.  Viking  Oil  Co.  of 
Calif.  (San  Francisco,  Calif.)  ;  vice-pres.  Tiger 
Oil  Co.  (San  Francisco,  Calif.)  ;  mgr.  Lub.  Oil 
Dept.  MacMillan  Petroleum  Products  Co.  (Long 
Beach,  Calif.);  U.S.N.R.  Officers  Asso.;  Army 
and  Navy  Club  ( San  Francisco,  Calif. )  ;  Belve- 
dere G.  and  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and 
boating.  Married:  Iona  Knight,  Sept.  1,  1913. 
Children:  Lee  Knight,  age  12:  Ruth,  age  8. 
Office:  2075  Walnut  Ave.,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 
Home:  1  Serra  Ave.,  Stanford  Univ.,  Calif. 

JOSS,  JOHN  HUBBARD,  capt.  Yale  football 
team,  1925.  Born:  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Mar.  18, 
1902.  Son  of  Frederick  A.  and  Mary  (Hubbard) 


Joss.    Ed.:   La    Villa-Lansaune    (Switzerland)  ; 
Taft  Sch.,  1921 ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  Mem.  Taft  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  Mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1926).    Selected  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Address:  1838  N.  Pa.  St.,  In- 
dianapolis, Ind. 

JOURDET,  LON  W.,  basketball,  football. 
Bom:  Frenchtown,  Pa.,  Sept.  12,  1888.  Son  of 
Burton  M.  and  Margaret  (Pifer)  Jourdet.  Ed.: 
DuBois  H.  Sch.  (Pa.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1913. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  team.  1910-13,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1912-13). 
1915-20,  coach  Univ.  Pa.  Bskt.B.  team  (I.C. 
champs.,  1915-16,  1917-20;  Natl.  I.C.  champs., 
1920).  1916-17,  coach  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  F.B. 
team.   1927-28,  adv.  coach  Univ.  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Poor  Richard  Club. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Mildred  Molleston, 
Apr.  26,  1916.  Children:  Lou  W.,  Jr.,  age  6; 
Natalie  V.,  age  3.  Office:  c/o  Hutchinson  Rurnies 
&  Co.,  6th  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Phial.,  Pa.  Home: 
839  Drexel  Ave.,  Drexel,  Pa. 


JOWNE,  HARRY  MERRITT,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Alfred,  Me.,  Aug.  25,  1877.  -Son 
of  Marcus  W.  and  Anna  (Wyman)  Jowne.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Bates  Coll.,  1903. 

Record :  1899-1902,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1900-03,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1901-02, 
mem.  New  England  League  pro.  B.B.  team,  loos- 
er ath.  coach  Culver  Mil.  Acad.  1907-10,  ath. 
coach  Knox  Coll.  1910-16,  ath.  coach  Glenville 
H.   Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prin.  and  ath.  coach, 
Glenville  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Ohio  Conf.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  Official ;  Mason ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma  ; 
Citizens  League.  Married:  Grace  Bartlett,  Sept. 
6,  1906.  Children:  Harriet  B.,  age  17;  Charles 
C,  age  15.  Office:  Glenville  H.  Sch.,  Cleveland, 
Ohio.  Home:  15908  Hazel  Rd.,  East  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 


JOYNER,  CLAUDE  REUBEN,  baseball. 
Born:  Yadkinville,  N.  C,  Oct.  22,  1896.  Son  of 
S.  H.  and  Syniscal  (Sprinkle)  Joyner.  Ed.:  A. 
B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C,  1920. 

Record:  1918-20,  pitcher,  Univ.  of  N.  C.  B.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  High  Point  (N.  C.)  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Kingsport  (Tenn.) 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Pulaski  (Va.)  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1920-28,  head  coach  all  sports,  and 
grad.  mgr.  aths.,  Rich.  J.  Reynolds  H.  S.  (Win- 
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Pres.  Oqgupation:  Teacher  and  ath.  coach. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.  June,  1918;  dis- 
charged Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Lions 
C. ;  Golden  Fleece  (U.  of  N.  C).  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Married:  Lytle  Mackie,  May  26,  1923. 
Children:  Claude,  Jr.,  age  2%.  Office:  High  Sch., 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C.  Home:  1812  Beacn  St., 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 

JUDD,  GERRIT  P.,  baseball.  Born:  Hono- 
lulu, T.  H.,  Feb.  15,  1885.  Son  of  Albert  F.  and 
Agnes  H.  (Boyd)  Judd.  Ed.:  Punahon-Oaku 
Coll.;  Hotchkiss  Prep.  Sch.;  V.M.D.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1908. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Prep.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.-elect,  1904).  1904-05, 
mem.  Punahon-Oaku  Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team  (capt, 
1907). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Racquet  Club.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Married:  Marguerite  Foulke,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  Apr.  20,  1910.  Children:  Gerrit  P., 
Jr.,  age  12;  Walter  F.,  age  8;  Marguerite  (in- 
fant). Office:  Franklin  Trust  Bldg.,  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.  Home:  128  Mill  Creek  Road,  Ard- 
more,  Pa. 

JUDD,  LELAND  DURFEE,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
I.C.  champ,  basketball  team,  1919-20.  Born: 
Clifton  Springs,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  28,  1896.  Son  of 
William  Arthur  and  Addie  (Hill)  Judd.  Ed.: 
Clifton  Springs  H.  Sch. ;  Genesee  Wesleyan 
Sem.  (Lima,  N.  Y.)  ;  B.S.,  Wharton  Sch.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Genesee  Wesleyan  Sem. 
Bskt.B.  B.B.,  soccer  and  tennis  teams.  1915- 
16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  swimming  and 
Bskt.  B.  teams.  1919-20,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team  (I.C.  champs.,  1919-20,  won 
champ,  for  U.  S.,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.,  Pierce  Arrow 
Finance  Corp.  Mil.  Record:  Enlisted  in  N.  Y. 
Natl.  Guard  May,  1917;  elk.  paymaster,  Camp 
Mills,  N.  Y.,  1917-18;  2nd  Lt.  U.S.Q.M.C,  Aug., 
1918;  discharged  Oct.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Judd  &  Leland  Mfg.  Co. ;  Masons ;  Sigma  Chi ; 
Sphinx  Senior  Soc.  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Clubs: 
Varsity  (Univ.  of  Pa.);  Buffalo  A.C. ;  Buffalo 
Canoe.  Office:  1095  Elmwood  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Home:  159  College  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

JUDGE,  JOSEPH  I.,  pro.  baseball.  Born: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  May  25,  1894.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Catherine  (Hanley)  Judge.  Ed.: 
Public  schools    (N.  Y.)  ;  DeWitt  Clinton,  1913. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  N.  Y.  Edison  Co.  B.B. 
team.  1910,  mem.  Dexter  Pk.  (Brooklyn)  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  Metropolitan  pro.  B.B. 
team.     1912-13,  mem.  L.  I.  ath.  pro.  B.B.  team. 


1914,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
farmed  to  Lewiston,  Me.  1915,  farmed  to  Buf- 
falo. 1915-28,  with  Wash.  Senators  (won  World 
Series,  1924;  voted  2nd  most  valuable  mem.  on 
Washington  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.  and  treas.  Fickling  &  Judge,  Inc.; 
Elks;  K.C.  Hobby:  Baseball,  fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Alma  Gauvreau,  Oct.  14,  1914. 
Children:  Catherine  Margaret,  age  12 ;  Alma 
Anita,  age  8 ;  Dorothy  Marie,  age  2.  Office:  1600 
14th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  711  Alli- 
son St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


JUNEAU,  WILLIAM  J.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Feb.  24,  1879.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Josephine  (Mathey)  Juneau.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1904. 

Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1902;  chosen  All- 
West,  end,  1900-01).  1904,  F.B.  coach  Colo. 
Coll.  1906-08,  head  F.B.  and  track  coach  S. 
Dak.  State  Coll.  1908-11,  head  F.B.  coach  and 
ath.  dir.  Marquette  Univ.  1912-15,  head  F.B. 
and  B.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Wis  (F.B.  team  won 
West.  Conf.  champ.,  1912).  1917-20,  head  F.B. 
and  track  coach  Univ.  of  Tex.  (F.B.  team  won 
S.  West,  champ.,  1918;  track  team  won  S.  West, 
champ.,  1920).  1920-22,  head  F.B.  coach  Univ. 
of  Ky. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Juneau  Realty  Co.  (pres.  and  treas.)  ; 
Juneau-Hathway  Co.  (pres.  and  treas.)  ;  Mil- 
waukee Real  Estate  Bd.,  Wis.  State  Asso. ; 
Natl.  Asso.  of  Realtors;  K.C;  Beta  Theta  Pi. 
Clubs:  Elks;  Kiwanis;  Westmoor  C.C. ;  Mil- 
waukee A.C.  Married:  Nona  Murphy,  June  17, 
1908.  Children:  Robert  Joseph,  age  18;  Mary 
Helen,  age  9;  Mary  Louise,  age  9.  Office:  4805 
Natl.  Ave.,  West  Allis,  Wis.  Home:  399  67th 
St.,  Wauwatosa,  Wis. 


JUST,  FREDERICK  W.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Rapidan,  Minn.,  May  16,  1904.  Son  of 
W.  A.  and  Sarah  E.  (Gregg)  Just.  Ed.:  Man- 
kato  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Mankato  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (S.  Minn,  champs.).  1921-22,  mem.  Man- 
kato H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Mankato 
H.  Sch.  track  team  (State  champs.).  1922,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922-23, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  track  team. 
1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team. 
3923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team  (3rd 
place  All-West.  Conf.  meet,  high  jump,  6  ft.  2 
in.).  1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  champ.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1926-28,  coach  Willmar  H.  Sch.  (Will- 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Alpha;  Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  "M"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Beneta  Johnson.  Children:  Betty,  age  2;  Fred- 
erick, Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Willmar  H.  Sen.,  Will- 
mar,  Minn.    Home:  919  3rd  St.,  Willmar,  Minn. 

JUVENAL,  JAMES  B.,  rowed  in  Henley  Re- 
gatta, Henley  England.  Born:  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  Jan.  12,  1874.  Son  of  Theodore  C.  and 
Annie  (Benners)  Juvenal.  Ed.:  Philadelphia 
public  schs. ;  Pennsylvania  Nautical  School,  ship 
Saratoga,  1891;  Drexel  Institute  (Philadel- 
phia), applied  electricity;  Sheldon  School  of 
Salesmanship  of  Chicago ;  University  of  Penn- 
sylvania, Engineering  School,  course  in  Navi- 
gatum,  1918-19. 

Record:  Races  won  while  representing  Penn- 
sylvania Barge  Club  of  Philadelphia  Pennsyl- 
vania, 1893;  Middle  States  Regatta  at  Lake 
Ariel,  Scranton,  Pennsylvania,  August,  1893. 
one  mile;  Junior  single  sculls  (race  rowed  in 
first  aluminum  shell  ever  built).  1894,  Middle 
States  Regatta  at  Lake  Ariel,  Scranton,  Penn- 
sylvania, August,  one  mile ;  Intermediate  single 
sculls ;  Intermediate  double  sculls ;  Senior 
double  sculls.  1895,  Passaic  River  Regatta, 
Newark,  New  Jersey,  1%  miles ;  Senior  double 
sculls;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Philadelphia), 
1 1-12  miles ;  Senior  double  sculls ;  People's 
Regatta  (Philadelphia),  1%  miles  with  1  turn; 
Senior  double  sculls  (defeating  Rumohr  and 
Russel,  Canadian  champions).  1896,  Passaic 
River  Regatta  (Newark)  Senior  single  sculls, 
iy2  miles;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Philadel- 
phia) Senior  single  sculls,  1%  miles;  People's 
Regatta  (Philadelphia)  Senior  single  sculls, 
iy2  miles.  1897,  Harlem  River  Regatta  (New 
York  City)  Senior  single  sculls,  1  mile  (de- 
feated Joe  Maguire,  of  Boston,  National  cham 
pion  sculler)  ;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Phila- 
delphia) Senior  single  sculls,  1%  miles,  Seni  r 
3-oared  shell;  National  Regatta  (Philadelphia) 
Senior  8-oared  shell,  y2-mile;  Middle  States 
Regatta  (New  York),  1  mile,  Senior  single 
sculls,  Senior  1,4-mile  dash ;  Senior  double 
sculls.  1898,  Middle  States  Regatta  (New  York 
City)  Senior  single  sculls,  1  mile,  Senior  single 
sculls,  14-mile  dash.  1899,  Harlem  River  Re- 
gatta (New  York  City)  Senior  single  sculls, 
1  mile,  Senior  double  sculls,  Senior  single  sculls, 
14 -mile  dash;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Phila- 
delphia) Senior  single  sculls,  iy2  miles,  Senior 
8-oared  shell;  National  Regatta   (Boston,  Mas- 


sachusetts) Senior  8-oared  shell;  Pittsburgh 
Press  Regatta  Senior  single  scull,  iy2  miles, 
1  turn  Senior  single  scull,  14-mile  dash.  (This 
race  was  for  the  championship  of  Pennsyl- 
vania.) Races  rowed  with  the  Vesper  Boat 
Club:  1900,  Passaic  River  Regatta  (Newark, 
New  Jersey)  Senior  8-oared  shell;  Harlem 
River  Regatta  Senior  double  sculls,  Senior  8- 
oared  shell;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Phila- 
delphia) Senior  single  sculls,  1%  miles,  Senior 
double  sculls,  Senior  8-oared  shell ;  National 
Regatta  (New  York  City)  Senior  8-oared  shell, 
iy2  miles ;  Senior  8-oared  shell,  Paris  trials,  1 
mile  153  yards  (Senior  8-oared  shell)  ;  1% 
miles  was  for  American  championship.  The 
Paris  trials  gave  us  the  right  to  represent  the 
United  States  in  Paris,  Olympic  Games;  Paris, 
France,  world's  championship,  August  26-27, 
1900,  Olympic  Games,  Senior  8-oared  shell.  De- 
feated all  champion  crevs  of  the  world.  1901, 
Harlem  River  Regatta  (New  YorK)  Senior 
single  scull,  1  mile ;  Senior  double  scull ;  Peo- 
ple's Regatta  (Philadelphia)  Senior  singl? 
scull,  iy2  miles;  Senior  double  scull.  1902, 
Harlem  River  Regatta  (New  York  City)  Senior 
double  scull;  Schuylkill  Navy  Regatta  (Phila- 
delphia) Senior  single  scull,  iy2  miles;  Na- 
tional Regatta  (Worcester,  Massachusetts) 
Senior  single  scull,  iy2  miles,  1  turn.  1903, 
Henley-on-Thames  Regatta,  England  (defeated 
by  Berresford,  the  father  of  the  present  British 
champion).  Races  rowed  representing  Penn- 
sylvania Barge  Club  of  Philadelphia :  1904, 
American  Rowing  Association  (Philadelphia) 
Senior  sculls,  1  mile  550  yards.  1905,  Middle 
States  Regatta  (Philadelphia)  single  sculls 
Senior  14-mile  dash.  From  1908  up  to  the  pres- 
ent time,  coached  rowing  in  the  following: 
Pennsylvania  Barge  Club  of  Philadelphia,  Malta 
Boat  Club  of  Philadelphia,  West  Philadelphia 
Boat  Club  of  Philadelphia,  Vedado  Club,  Ha- 
vana, Cuba. 

Present  Occupation:  Light  and  power  sales- 
man, Philadelphia  Electric  Company,  Philadel- 
phia, Pennsylvania.  Military  Service:  Four 
years  as  a  lieutenant  in  the  United  States 
Naval  Reserve  Force  during  World  War ;  also 
acted  as  athletic  officer  and  instructor  in  that 
branch  of  service.  Hobby:  Rowing;  physical 
culture.  Married:  Delle  Rogers,  December  26, 
1906.  Children:  Violet,  age  20;  Eileen,  age  16; 
Grace,  age  14.  Office:  1000  Chestnut  Street, 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania.  Home:  2524  South 
Twentieth    Street,    Philadelphia,    Pennsylvania. 


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KAER,  MORTON  ARMOUR,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Omaha,  Nebr.,  Sept. 
7,  1902.  Son  of  Andrew  and  Blva  (Armour) 
Kaer.  Ed.:  Calif.  State  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  South. 
Calif.,  1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Calif.  State  H.  Sch. 
track.  Mem.  Univ.  of  South.  Calif.  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (won  5th  place  in  pen- 
tathlon, Olympic  games,  Paris,  1924;  All-Amer. 
h.b.,  1926).  1927,  mem.  San  Francisco  Olympic 
Club  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming.  Affiliations :  How- 
ard Auto  Co.  (San  Francisco,  Calif.)  ;  Sigma 
Chi ;  San  Francisco  Olympic  Club ;  Los  Angeles 
A.C.  Office:  Howard  Auto  Co.,  San  Francisco, 
Calif.  Home:  1140  Pine  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


KAFER,  JOSEPH  DANA,  football.  Born: 
Bound  Brook,  N.  J.,  Mar.  23,  1880.  Son  of  Peter 
Mahlon  and  Adaline  (Hibbs)  Kafer.  Ed.: 
Princeton,  1905. 

Record:  1896-1900,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey  and  track  teams.  1901-02-03, 
mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1903,  chosen  All- 
Amer.  halfback  by  Walter  Camp  and  Casper 
Whitney.  Coached  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
teams  for  several  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.,  Iron  Dept,  J.  L. 
Mott  Co.,  Inc.  Affiliation:  Masons.  Hobby: 
Flower  gardening.   Married:  Lyda  Pierson,  Feb. 

20,  1909.    Office:  J.  L.  Mott  Co.,  Inc.,  Trenton, 
N.  J.  Home:  Lawrenceville,  N.  J. 

KAHLE,  CHARLES  F.,  football.  Born:  De- 
pere,  Wis.,  Sept.  30,  1883.  Son  of  Chas.  and 
Margaret  (Haberman)  Kahle.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
Mich.,  1906. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Menominee  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1908,  coach  Deadwood  (S. 
Dak.)  H.  Sch.  track  and  F.B.  teams.  1909-10, 
asst.  to  Robt.  Zuppke  in  F.B.  and  track  (Muske- 
gon, Mich.).  1912-18,  coach  Milwaukee  East.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (Midwest  champs.,  1915).    1920- 

21,  pres.  Wis.  Fed.  of  Ath.  Officials.   Dir.  of  Aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Industrial  Educ.  and 
Aths.  Affiliations:  Masons;  pres.  Industrial 
Ed.  Teachers'  Asso.  Hobby:  Fishing,  hunting 
and  touring.  Married:  Maye  Haskell.  Children: 
Maybelle,  age  12;  Charles  H.  (deceased).  Office: 
Folsom  and  Bartlett,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
Newhall  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


KAI-KEE,  FOON,  football,  baseball  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  lone,  Calif.,  Mar.  12,  1903.  Son 
of  Hin  Gim  and  Mow  See  Kai-Kee.  Ed.:  Dinuba 
Union  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Yale,  1925. 


Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  Dinuba  Union  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (F.B.  team 
Cen.  Calif,  champs.,  1920;  B.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams  Cen.  Calif,  champs.,  1921).  1924-25,  mem. 
Yale  B.B.  team   ("Big  Three"  champs.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  engr.,  United  Verde 
Copper  Co.  Affiliations:  Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Sigma 
Xi;  Verde  Dist.  Univ.  Club  (treas.).  Office: 
Engr.  Dept.,  United  Verde  Copper  Co.,  Jerome, 
Ariz.   Home:  Box  87,  Jerome,  Ariz. 

KALKMAN,  GEORGE  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Dec.  27,  1896.  Son  of  W. 
J.  and  Elizabeth  (Ludwig)  Kalkman.  Ed.: 
Washington  Univ.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  St.  Louis 
Univ. ;  Iowa  Univ. ;  Kans.  Univ. ;  LL.B.,  St. 
Louis  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1914).  1917,  mem.  35th  Div.,  U.S.A. 
F.B.  team.  1921-23,  mem.  St.  Louis  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.    1924-26,  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Birmingham  Claim 
Div.,  Md.  Casualty  Co.  War  Record:  Entd.  ser- 
vice as  Natl.  Guard;  comn'd  sergt.  inf.,  1917-18, 
serving  in  A.E.F. ;  disch.  as  pvt,  June,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Sigma  Phi;  Jr.  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  A.L. ;  Alpha  Sigma  Tau;  Varsity 
Club.  Married:  Julia  McAdow.  Office:  218  Wood- 
ward Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1124  W. 
Ct.  Terrace,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

KALLOCH,  SAMUEL  JOSEPH,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Holyoke,  Mass.,  Jan.  31, 
1899.  Son  of  Henry  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Fogarty) 
Kalloch.  Ed.:  Holyoke  H.  Sch.,  1916;  Springfield 
Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1920 ;  B.P.E.,  1921. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
teams.  1917-18-19,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  soccer. 
1918,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  Jr.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1917-20,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1916-18,  ath.  dir.  Holyoke  Playgrounds.  1919, 
coached  Springfield  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1919-21,  ath.  dir.  Westminster  Sch.  (Linsburg, 
Conn.)  ;  Bskt.B.  official  Holyoke  Industrial 
League.  1922-28,  dir.  phys..  educ,  ath.  dir.  and 
supvr.  of  playground  (Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.). 
Won  approximately  80%  of  games  since  coach- 
ing. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: S.A.T.C. ;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Cen.  Hudson  Valley 
Bskt.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ; 
Natl.  Bskt.B.  Officials;  N.  Y.  State  Teachers' 
As,so. ;  Playground  and  Recreation  Asso.  of 
Amer. ;  K.C. ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  Sportsman  Brother- 
hood Club  of  N.  Y.  C.  Hobby:  Music,  violinist. 
Office:  H.  Sch.,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.  Home:  272 
Church  St.,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 


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KAMPINE,  LEN,  football.  Born:  Seymour, 
Wis.,  Feb.  17,  1902.  Son  of  Paul  Elmer  and 
Anna  Mary  (Bloomer)  Kampine.  Ed.:  U.S.N. 
A. ;  Marquette  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Marquette  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Theta  Phi;  Alpha  Chi.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Eva  June  Rice,  Nov.  26,  1927.  Address: 
2403  High  Courd  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

KANE,  RICHMOND  KEITH,  capt.  Harvard 
football.  Born:  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  July  3, 
1900.  Son  of  Daniel  H.  and  Beryl  (Keith) 
Kane.  Ed.:  St.  George's  Sch.  (Newport,  R.I.)  ; 
Harvard,  A.B.,  1922;  *  LL.B.,  1926;  Oxford 
Univ. ;  Balliol  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  St.  George's  F.B.  team, 
(capt.,  16,  '17).  1919,  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
man crew.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team  and  crew  (mentioned  by  Walter  Camp,  '19  ; 
capt,  '21).  1923,  mem.  Oxford  Univ.  crew; 
coached  Harvard  F.B. 

Pres.  Ocoupation:  Lawyier,  Oadwalader, 
Wickersham  and  Taft.  Naval  Service:  Sea- 
man, U.S.N.R.  Flying  Corps,  Grt.  Lakes  Naval 
Training  Sta.  Affiliations:  Harvard  C.  (Bos- 
ton) ;  Harvard  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  A.O.C.  (Harvard). 
Office:  40  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  127  E.  19th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

KAUFMAN,  DAVID,  mem.  intercollegiate 
championship  lacrosse  squad,  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  two  years.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  May 
22,  1906.  Son  of  Max  and  Rose  (Krishner) 
Kaufman.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Johns  Hopkins  varsity  F.B. 
team  four  yrs.  and  I.C.  champ,  lacrosse  team 
two  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Solicitor,  Good- 
man-Wolman  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Johns  Hop- 
kins Ath.  Organizations ;  Varsity  Club,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.  (chrmn.,  1928)  ;  Upsilon  Lambda 
Phi  (Natl,  chrmn.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Delta.  Home: 
800  W.  Lexington  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

KAUFMANN,  ROBERT  JOHN,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Davenport,  la.,  Feb. 
8,  1897.  Son  of  John  and  Lina  (Korn)  Kauf- 
man. Ed.:  Davenport  H.S. ;  B.A.,  Iowa  Univ., 
1921. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Iowa  Univ.  track  team 
(high  jump).  1919-20,  mem.  Iowa  Univ.  F.B. 
teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Iowa  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.  '21;  All-Conf.  team,  '20,  '21).  Awarded 
"Big  10"   ath.  medal  for  scholarship  and   ath. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  wholesale  bakery, 
Peerless  Bread  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted 
U.S.N.,  1918,  1st  class  baker ;  discharged  Dec, 
1918.     Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu.     Hobby:  Sports. 


Married:  Margaret  Morris,  April  26,  1924.  Chil- 
dren: Robert,  age  3 ;  Frank,  age  1.  Office:  Peer- 
Jess  Bread  Co.,  Jacksonville,  111.  Home:  519  S. 
Church  St.,  Jacksonville,  111. 

KAYNOR,  WARREN  FOX,  track.  Born; 
Sanborn,  la.,  Nov.  22,  1883.  Son  of  William  A. 
and  Anne  (Winters)  Kaynor.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss 
Prep.  Sch.,  1908;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Hotchkiss  Prep.  Sch.  track 
team  (formerly  Intersch.  mi.  record  holder, 
state  of  Mo.).  1907,  capt.  Yale  freshman  track 
and  cross  country  teams  1908-11,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  and  cross  country  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  gen.  mgr.  Water- 
bury  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Air  Service. 
Clubs:  "Y"  (Yale)  ;  Yale  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ. 
(Bridgeport,  Conn.)  ;  Waterbury  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Smith,  Apr.,  1918.  Address: 
Waterbury,    Conn. 

KAYSER,  PAUL  O.,  track.  Born:  Madison, 
Wis.,  Aug.  6,  1899.  Son  of  Adolph  H.  and  Hed- 
wig  (Stein)  Kayser.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Madi- 
son, Wis.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(won  440  yd.  and  880  yd.  dashes,  Wis.  Inter- 
sch. meet).  1919-20-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Kayser  Motor  Co.;  pres.  Security  Dis- 
count Co.;  vice-pres.  Automobile  Salvage  Co. 
of  Madison;  Chi  Psi ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi;  I.A.C. 
Clubs:  Rotary;  Maple  Bluff  G.C. ;  Madison; 
Monona  G.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  motoring. 
Office:  701-717  E.  Wash.  Ave.,  Madison,  Wis. 
Home:  425  N.  Livingston  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

KEACHIE,  GEORGE  ROBERTSON,  track. 
Born:  Brantford,  Ontario,  Canada,  Aug.  19, 
1880.  Son  of  William  Robertson  and  Amelia 
(Smith)  Keachie.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.S., 
1903,  C.E.,  1907. 

Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
track  team  (capt.,  1903;  won  Conf.  mi.  run, 
1901-02,  time,  1902,  4'  32  2/5";  won  2nd  place 
in  four  mi.  relay  races  at  Pa.  relays,  1902). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contracting  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Univ.  Club  (Madison,  Wis.). 
Address:  211  S.  Mills  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

KEANE,  ALBERT  W.,  president  American 
Roller  Hockey  Team.  Born:  Danielson,  Conn., 
Jan.  25,  1888.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Merion 
(Paton)  Keane.  Ed.:  Norwick  Acad.;  Spring- 
field Coll. 

Record:  Played  pro.  B.B.  with  New  Haven 
Club  of  Conn.  League.  Organizer  New  Bedford 
F.B.  Club.  1908-12,  vice-pres.,  treas.  Nat'l  Roller 
Polo  League.    1909-12,  editor  Spalding's  Roller 


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Polo  Guide.  1914-15-16,  chinn.  Nat'l  Challenge 
Cup  Competition  Com.,  U.S.F.B.  Asso. ;  mem. 
council  until  1923.  1915-18,  owner,  mgr.  New 
Bedford  Brownies,  S.  East  New  Eng.  champs. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor  The  Hartford 
Courant.  Affiliations:  Sec.  New  Bedford  B.B. 
Club,  New  Eng.  League  and  Colonial  League ; 
dir.  East.  League  B.B.  Writers'  Asso. ;  Oen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials ;  Examining  Bd.  Cen.  Conn. 
Bskt.B.  Officials ;  pres.  Amer.  Roller  Hockey 
League ;  East.  League  Newspapers  Asso. ;  dir. 
Seguin  G.C.  Married:  Elizabeth  Burt.  Child: 
Alberta,  age  10.  Office:  64  State  St.,  Hartford, 
Conn.     Home:  81  Ballard  Dr.,  Hartford,  Conn. 

KEANE,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Bridgeport,  Conn.,  June  27,  1898.  Son  of  John 
Francis  and  Susan  Elizabeth  (Sheahan) 
Keane.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard;  M.B.A.,  Harvard 
Grad.  Sen. 

Record:  1919,  mgr.  Harvard  cross-country 
team.  1920,  mgr.  Harvard  track  team ;  mem. 
exec.  com.  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  U.S.F.A.  Affiliations:  Varsity  C. ;  Anglo- 
Amer.  Superfuel  Corp.  (secy-treas.,  dir.)  ;  Pen- 
cil Mechanism  Corp.  (pres.,  dir.)  ;  Thermo- 
Litho  Process  Corp.  (pres.,  dir.).  Married: 
Victoire  LeCaron.  Children:  Shirley  Sprague, 
age  3;  Victoire  LeCaron,  age  1.  Office:  17  Bat- 
tery Place,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  19  Fiske  Place, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

KEANE,  THOMAS  FRANCIS,  New  England 
A.A.U.  sprint  champ.,  1893-94.  Born:  Roch- 
dale-Lancashire, England,  July  1,  1872.  Son 
of  Henry  and  Mary  Jane  (Doyle)  Keane.  Ed.: 
St.  James  H.   Sch. 

Record:  1893,  won  N.E.A.A.U.  220  yd.  sprint 
champ.  1894,  won  440  yd.  sprint  champ.  1897, 
won  2  Sheffield,  England  pro.  handicaps.  1898, 
won  Sheffield,  England  pro.  handicap.  1903, 
track  coach,  Univ.  of  Me.  1904,  defeated  B.R. 
Day  (Oldha,  England),  in  match  race  over  a 
distance  of  130  yds.  for  pro.  sprint  champ,  of 
world.  Hold  pro.  world's  record  over  a  distance 
of  120%  yards.,  11  2/5  sec.  (Ball  Inn  Grounds, 
Sheffield,  England).  1904-06,  track  coach,  Ober- 
lin  Coll.    1907-28,  track  coach,  Syracuse  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Comnd.  1st  Lt.  Sanitary  Corps,  1918,  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion ;  Syracuse  A. 
A. ;  Niagara  A.A.A.U. ;  Citizens'  Club  ;  Automo- 
bile Club;  Keane-Ames  Health  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Margaret  Genevieve  Lynch, 
Dec.  28,  1918.  Children:  Dorothy  Janet,  age  1. 
Office:  431  S.  Warren  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Home: 
918  Westmoreland  Ave.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

KEANE,  WILLIAM  JOSEPH,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  May  19, 
1884.    Son  of  Thomas  G.  and  Ellen   (Donovan) 


Keane.    Ed.:   Georgetown   Prep.    Sch.;    George- 
town Univ.,  1906. 

Record:  Mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1901-02;  B. 
B.,  1902).  1903,  rowed  on  Georgetown  Univ.  1st 
freshman  inter-class  crew  regatta.  1903-04,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  track  team.  1903-06,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1904,  mem.  George- 
town Univ.  F.B.  team.  1906,  mem.  East.  Shore 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1907,  mem.  Cumberland  B.B. 
team.  1908,  mem.  Toledo  (Ohio)  Amer.  Asso. 
B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Uniontown  (Pa.)  pro. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.,  T.  T.  Kean  Co. 
Clubs:  Indian  Spring  G.C;  Congressional  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Catherine  Sheckan,  Nov. 
19,  1917.  Children:  Wm,  Jr.,  age  9;  Catherine, 
age  6.  Office:  619  B  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3808  Jocelyn  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  D.  C. 

KEANEY,  FRANK  W.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  June  5,  1886. 
Son  of  Mary  (Cotter)  Keaney.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Bates 
Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Cambridge  Latin  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1907-11,  mem.  Bates 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1910,  mem. 
Chicago  White  Sox  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911,  mem. 
Des  Moines  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-12,  coach  Put- 
nam (Conn.)  F.B.  team.  1912-17,  coach  Woon- 
socket  (R.  I.)  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1917-20,  coach 
Everett  (Mass.)  Bskt.B.  team.  1920-28,  phys. 
dir.  and  coach  R.  I.  State  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  Mem.  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches 
Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  and  coach  ;  Chem. 
prof.  Hobby:  Sports,  chemistry.  Married:  Wini- 
fred McKee,  1914.  Children:  Frank  W.,  Jr.,  age 
12;  Warner,  age  9.  Address:  R.  I.  State  Coll., 
Kingston,  R.  I. 

KEATING,  SAM  E.,  football,  basketball,  base- 
ball. Born:  DeSmet,  S.  Dak.,  Feb.  2,  1904.  Son 
of  Miko  H.  and  Ada  L.  (Dwight)  Keating.  Ed.: 
DeSmet  H.  Sch.,;  Univ.  S.  Dak.;  East.  State 
Teachers'  Coll. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  DeSmet  H..  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1919-21,  mem.  DeSmet  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1920-22,  mem.  DeSmet  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1922,  won  1st  place  in  discus  throw,  2nd  place 
in  shotput  and  javel,  Huron  Coll.  meet;  mem. 
Univ.  S.  Dak.  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  East. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  team   (All  Conf.  tackle,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  Pres.  "E" 
(East.  State  Teachers'  Coll.).  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Address:  211  N.  Harth  Ave.,  Madison,  S.  Dak. 

KEELER,  RAY  MONROE,  football,  basket- 
ball, track.  Born:  Bagley,  Wis.,  Apr.  24,  1891. 
Son  of  Bernard  F.  and  Laura  (Beer)  Keeler. 
Ed.:  La  Crosse  H.  Sch.;  M.A.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1915. 


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Record:  1907-11,  mem.  LaCrosse  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1914;  won  Big  Ten 
champ.,  1912).  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  track 
team.  1916-28,  head  coach,  La  Crosse  Teachers' 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Phi  Bpsilon 
Kappa ;  La  Crosse  Club ;  La  Crosse  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Beth  Ross,  June  27,  1917.  Children:  Laura, 
age  8 ;  Marguerite,  age  6 ;  Bernard,  age  2. 
Office:  206  Newburg  Bldg.,  La  Crosse,  Wis. 
Home:  519  S.  16th  St.,  La  Crosse,  Wis. 

KEEN,  CHARLES  BARTON,  capt.  University 
of  Pennsylvania  track  team,  1888.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Deo.  5,  1868.  Son  of  Charles  B.  and  Harriet 
(Ide)  Keen.  Ed.:  Rugby  Acad.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1889. 

Record :  1886-88,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  crew 
team.  1886-89,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  wass  F.B. 
team ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  track  team 
(capt.,  1888).  1886,  won  I.C.  2-mi.  bicycle  race. 
1888,  runner-up  2  mi.  bicycle  race. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  Inst,  of  Architects  ;  Founders  and  Patriots 
of  Amer. ;  Union  League ;  Phila.  C.C. ;  "P"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Seaview  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Mabel  de  Kinder,  Jan.  9,  1901.  Chil- 
dren: Jane,  age  25 ;  Hilda,  age  21 ;  Chas.  Barton, 
Jr.,  age  18 ;  Bettie,  age  16.  Office:  338  S.  Smed- 
ley  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  340  S.  Smedley  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

KEEN,  HOWARD  VICTOR,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  Belair,  Md.,  Mar.  16,  1900.  Son  of 
Howard  O.  and  Mollie  Virginia  Keen.  Ed.:  Snow 
Hill  H.  Sch.,  1917;  Damascus  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Md.,  1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Snow  Hill  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (won  East.  Shore  Inter-Sch.  champ.). 
1918,  mem.  Blue  Ridge  League  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
n  em.  Va.  League  (Petersburg,  Va.)  B.B.  team. 
1919-21,  mem  Univ.  of  Md.  B.B  team  (ctfpt., 
1921)  1921,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Md.  B.B.  team;  mem. 
Bridesburg  A.A.  and  P.R.R.  Club  semi-pro.  B.B. 
teams.  1921-25,  mem.  Chicago  Nat'l  League  Club 
pro  B.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem.  St.  Louis  Cardi- 
nals pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  S.A.T.C,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Sigma  Nu;  St.  Louis  Cardinals.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball and  golf.  Married:  Pauline  Lewis,  Nov.  7, 
1923.  Children:  Howard  Victor,  Jr.,  age  2. 
Address:  229  Rosemary  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 

KEENE,  FOXHALL  P.,  member  of  the  first 
international  polo  team,  1886.  Born:  San  Fran- 
cisco, California.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James 
R.  Keene.  Education:  Harvard,  1891. 


Record:  1886,  member  of  first  American  in- 
ternational polo  team ;  scored  first  goal  in  first 
international  match  against  England.  1900-1902, 
member  of  international  polo  teams  (captain, 
1902).  Master  of  Foxhounds,  Meadowbrook 
Club,  for  several  years.  Hunted  for  several 
years  in  England.  Has  ridden  in  fiat  and  steeple- 
chase races  in  England  and  the  United  States. 

Affiliations:  Racquet  and  Tennis  Club ; 
Rockaway  Hunting  Club;  Meadowbrook  Club; 
Jockey  Club.  Address:  465  Park  Avenue,  New 
York  City,  New  York. 


KEENE,  FRANCIS  BOWLER,  track  and  golf. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Dec.  11,  1856.  Son  of 
Rev.  David  and  Susan  Elizabeth  (Bowler) 
Keene.  Ed.:  Racine  Coll.  (Wis.)  ;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1880. 

Record :  1880,  mem.  Harvard  track  team ; 
awarded  cup  for  gen.  excellence  in  aths.  1921 
gold  medalist  Rome  Golf  C.  1922  and  '26,  won 
Sr.'s  cup,  Engadine  Golf  C.  (St.  Moritz-Samaden, 
Switzerland).  Known  as  "Laurette  of  the 
Links ;"  author  of  "Lyrics  of  the  Links." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Foreign  Service  Officer,  re- 
tired 1924.  Affiliations:  Milwaukee  C. ;  Press  C, 
Country  C.  (Milwaukee)  ;  Univ.  C.  (Chicago)  ; 
Rome  G.C;  ex-pres.  Union  C.  (Rome,  Italy). 
Married:  Emerin  Price  Semple,  1893.  Children: 
Mrs.  Mervyn  Lyde  Chute ;  Carolyn  Williams 
Keene.    Address:  25  Corso  d'ltalia,  Rome,  Italy. 

KEILER,  HENRY  F.,  mem.  Ail-American  la- 
crosse team,  1924.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Feb. 
8,  1898.  Son  of  John  and  Catharine  (Ohler) 
Keiler.  Ed.:  Roselle  Park  H.  Sch.;  L.B ,  Rutgers 
Univ.,  1924;  LL.B.,  N.  J.  Law  Sch.,  1927. 

Record:  Mem.  Roselle  Park  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
BsktB.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams ;  mgr.  Bskt..  team ;  pres.  Ath. 
Asso.).  1921,  mem.  Rutgers  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1921- 
24,  mem. Rutgers  Univ.  F.B.  team.  192-24,  mem. 
Rutgers  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse  teams  (capt. 
lacrosse  team,  1924).  1924,  All-Amer.  lacrosse 
cover  point ;  capt.  N.  J.  Law  Sch.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Newark  Red  Jackets 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Stapleton  A.C.  F.B.  team, 
Staten  Island.  1926,  capt.  Trenton  A.C.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt. 
S.A.T.C,  Rutgers  Coll.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Holly 
Park  Bathing  Beach,  Plainfield,  N.  J. ;  Rutgers 
Alumni  Asso. ;  Kappa  Sigma  ;  Delta  Theta  Phi ; 
Law  Frat. ;  F.  &  A.  M.,  Highland  Park  Lodge. 
No.  240;  Ancient  Accepted  Scottish  Rite,  Valley 
of  Trenton ;  Casque  and  Dagger  Club ;  Scabbard 
and  Blades  Club;  Cap  and  Skull  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  104  Wood  Ave..  Linden,  N.  J. 
Home:  1043  W.  Eighth  St.,  Plainfield,  N.  J. 


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KEINATH,  CHARLES,  mem.  University  of 
Pennsylvania  football,  basketball  and  baseball 
teams.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  13,  1886.  Son  of 
Albert  A.  and  Lucy  Keinatb.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. ; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Bskt.B. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (won  1.0.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
cbamps,  1905-07).  1910-11,  coacb  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1920,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma;  Penn  A.  C.  Married:  Edna  Mary  Isard, 
Feb.  14,  1910.  Children:  Charles  W.,  age  11. 
Office:  322  Race  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Drexel 
Hills,  Pa. 

KEITH,  ARTHUR,  rowing  and  football.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Sept.  20,  1864.  Son  of  Harrison 
A.  and  Mary  E.  (Richardson)  Keith.  Ed.: 
Adams  Acad. ;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1885,  A.M.,  1886 ; 
Lawrence  Scientific  Sch.,  1887. 

Record:  1881-83,  mem.  Harvard  2nd.  F.B. 
team ;  mem.  Harvard  class  crew  team.  1884, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  and  crew  teams ; 
won  Harvard  heavyweight  wrestling  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.S.  Geological  Survey. 
Affiliations:  Geological  Soc.  of  Amer. ;  Amer. 
Asso.  of  Geographers ;  Wash.  Acad,  of  Sciences ; 
Amer.  Acad,  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  Clubs:  "H," 
(Harvard)  ;  Chevy  Chase  C.C. ;  Quincy  Yacht; 
Cosmos.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married:  Elizabeth 
M.  Smith,  June  30,  1916.  Office:  U.S.  Geological 
Survey,  Wash.,  D.C.  Home:  2210  20th  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.C. 

KELLEHER,  ALBERT  A.,  baseball.  Born: 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.,  Sept.  30,  1893.  Son  of  John  D. 
and  Nora  (Collins)  Kelleher.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1916 ;  Univ.  of 
Paris,  1919. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
B.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914-16,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  N.Y.  Giants 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1917,  capt.  Madison  Bks.  O.T.C. 
B.B.  team ;  mem.  Crescent  A.C.  B.B.  team. 
Dir.  of  Ath.,  Univ.  of  Paris  (champs,  of  Coll. 
League,  of  A.E.F.  students.  Dir.  of  Aths., 
Kans.  City  Country  Day  Sch.  1922,  head  B.B. 
coach,  Lawrenceville  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Hambleton  &  Co. 
War  Record:  Madison  Bks.,  O.T.C,  1917,  mem. 
A.E.F.,  311  Inf.,  48  Div.,  Co.  E  Bn.,  discharged 
1st  Lt.  Clubs:  Tiger  M.  Club ;  Princeton  Club. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  Hambleton  &  Co.,  43 
Exchange  PI.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  22  East  38th 
St.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 

KELLEHER,  EDWARD  AMBROSE,  coach, 
Fordham  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  Born:  New  York, 
N.  Y.,  June  29,   1894.     Son  of  Patrick  F.  and 


Elizabeth    (Sweeney)    Kelleher.     Ed.:   Niagara 
Univ. 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Niagara  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-22,  coach,  St.  John's 
Coll.  and  Pre.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  teams  (prep,  team 
Metropolitan  Dist.  champs.).  1922-28,  coach, 
Fordham  Univ.  varsity  and  freshman  Bskt.B. 
teams  (varsity  team  East.  I.C.  champs.,  1924- 
27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Alexander  Tay- 
lor &  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  1917,  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged  Hosp.  Sgt.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Psi  Omega;  K.C.  Married:  Katherine  E. 
Carroll,  June  14,  1921.  Child:  Edward  Ambrose, 
Jr.,  age  6.  Office:  22  E.  42nd  St.,  New  York, 
N.Y.    Home:  619  W.  175th  St.,  New  York,  N.Y. 


KELLERMAN,  KARL  FREDERIC,  JR.,  golf. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.C,  May  11,  1908.  Son  of  Karl 
Frederic  and  Gertrude  (Hast)  Kellerman.  Ed.: 
Western  H.  Sch. ;  Cornell  Univ. 

Record:  1922,  won  Tom  Moore  cup,  Bannock- 
burn  C.C.  1923,  3rd  pi.,  Middle  Atlantic  golf 
tournament.  1923-24,  medalist  and  runner-up, 
Bannockburn  C.C.  tournament.  1923-27,  run- 
ner-up, D.C.  Jr.  champ,  (won  Jr.  champ.,  1925). 
1926,  qualified  I.C.  golf  tournament ;  semi-final- 
ist, Sherwood  Forest  C.C.  tournament.  1927, 
medalist  and  winner,  Bannockburn  C.C.  tourna- 
ment (won  Bannockburn  C.C.  course  record)  ; 
medalist  and  winner,  West.  Md.  golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon  ;  Red  Key  ;  Cornell  A.A. ;  Columbia  C.C. ; 
Bannockburn  B.B.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  2221 
49th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


KELLEY,  MICHAEL  JOSEPH,  football. 
Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Jan.  11,  1895.  Son  of 
John  and  Mary  (Long)  Kelley.  Ed.:  Classical 
H.  Sch.,  1912;  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1916;  George- 
town Univ.,  1921 ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (won  R.E.F.  champ.).  1920-24,  ath.  instr., 
Business  H.  Sch.  1924-28,  ath.  instr.,  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  (won  H.  Sch.  champ.,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Instr.  and  coach.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  Marine  Corps,  1917,  comnd. 
2nd  Lt.,  1918,  mem.  A.E.F.,  promoted  1st  Lt., 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha  Phi ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Olive  M.  Con- 
liss,  1923.  Children:  Marie,  age  2.  Office:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.,  Wash.,  D.C.  Home:  6306  7th  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.C. 


KELLEY,  SYLVESTER  BAKER,  capt.  Har- 
vard crew.  Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  June  9,  1902. 
Son  of  Isaac  S.  and  Clara  Ann  (Morse)  Kelley. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1921;  S.B.,  Harvard,. 
1925;  Harvard  Med.  Sch. 


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Kecordi:  1919-21,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
crew  (capt.,  '21).  1922,  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
men crew.  1923-25,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew 
(capt.,  '25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Med.  student.  Hobby:  Sail- 
boating.  Office:  Harvard  Med.  Sen.,  Boston, 
Mass.     Home:  124  Woburn  St.,  Reading,  Mass. 

KELLEY,  WILLLIAM  HENRY,  baseball. 
Born:  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  28,  1900.  Son  of 
Martin  and  Anna  (Cusack)  Kelley.  Ed.:  Syra- 
cuse North  H.S. ;  Dean  Acad.  Prep.  Sch.  (Frank- 
lin, Mass.). 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Bay  City,  Mich.  M.  &  O. 
League  B.B.  team.  1922-26,  mem.  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Internatl.  Leagne  B.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Minne., 
Minn.,  Amer.  Asso.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Newark, 
N.  J.,  Internatl.  League  B.B.  team.  1928,  sold 
to  Phila.  Natls.  Holds  Internatl.  League  record 
for  home  runs  in  1926;  has  always  hit  over 
300.;  holds  league  record  for  chances  accepted 
without  an  error    (365). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ballplayer.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Address:  836  Belden  Ave., 
Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

KELLEY,  WILLIAM  SHUEY,  JR.,  track. 
Bom:  Wilton  Junction,  la.,  July  22,  1893.  Son 
of  William  S.  and  Ella  Virginia  (Shuey)  Kel- 
ley. Ed.:  Minneapolis  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1915;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  Mem.  Minneapolis  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  for  three  years.  1921-22,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Kelley  &  Kelley 
Landscape  Service,  Long  Lake,  Minn,  (partner). 
War  Record:  Enlisted  May  23,  1917,  U.  S.  Ma- 
rine Corps ;  commnd.  2nd  Lt.,  1918 ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged  1st  Lt.  Aug.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married: 
Fugresh  Ringnier,  June  23,  1923.  Children: 
William  Ringnier,  age  3 ;  Bruce  Robert,  age  1. 
Address:  Long  Lake,  Minn. 

KELLOGG,   FREDERICK   SHEFFIELD, 

baseball.  Born:  Utica,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  5,  1866.  Son 
of  Charles  Cushman  and  Anna  Maria  (Van 
Epps)  Kellogg.    Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1887. 

Record:  1885,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team 
(team  won  freshman  champ.).  1886-87,  mem. 
Yale  varsiety  B.B.  team  (I.C.  champs.). 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Lumber.  Mil.  Service:  Maj. 
C.A.  6th  Bn.  20th  Engrs.;  decorated  with  Brit- 
ish Distinguished  Service  Order  Citation  from 
Gen.  Pershing.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Charles  C. 
Kellogg  &  Sons  Co. ;  sec.-treas.  Kellogg  Lumber 
Co. ;  vice-pres.  Utica  Mutual  Ins.  Co. ;  vice-pres. 
Allied  Fire  Ins.  Co. ;  Mason ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Soc.  of  Amer.  Mil.  Engrs. ;  Yale  Engr.  Asso. 
Clubs:  Rotary;  Univ.    (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ.   (Utica); 


Ft.  Schuyler  (Utica)  ;  Yahmindasis  and  Gada- 
quada ;  Utica  G.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Elisabeth  Welch  Walcott,  1896. 
Children:  Stuart  W.,  age  30;  Lois  Walcott  Jes- 
sup,  age  29 ;  Emeline  K.  Adams,  age  26 ;  William 
Wlelch,  age  11.  Office:  1919  Gennessiee  St., 
Utica,  N.  Y.  Home:  1414  Gennessee  St.,  Utica, 
New  York. 

KELLOGG,  NELSON  AUSTIN,  track.  Born: 
E.  Richford,  Vt.,  Jan.  30,  1881.  Son  of  Moses 
E.  and  Belle  (Austin)  Kellogg.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1904. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team  (capt.,  '04)  ;  holder  of  2  mi.  record  (West. 
Conf.).  1903-04,  anchor  man  4  mi.  team  (Penn 
Relays).  1904-06,  ath.  dir.  Marion  Mil.  Acad. 
(Ala.).  1906-10,'  ath.  dir.  No.  111.  State  Normal 
Sch.  (DeKalb).  1910-17,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  of  Iowa. 
1919-28,  ath.  dir.  Purdue  Univ.  (Lafayette, 
Indiana). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Purdue  Univ.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Inf.,  May,  1898;  1st  O.T.C. 
May,  1917 ;  Aug.,  1917 ;  comm'd  capt.  and  maj. 
Inf.,  2nd  O.T.C,  1917-19;  comm'd  Lt.  Col.  and 
Col.  Inf.  R.C.,  1920.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma 
Delta ;  Rotary ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  A.L. ; 
40  &  8;  O.R.C. ;  Soc.  Coll.  Phy.  Dirs. ;  Amer 
Asso.  Univ.  Profs. ;  United  Spanish  War  Vets ; 
Isaac  Walton  League.  Hobby:  Fishing,  mil. 
work,  reading.  Married:  June  13,  1905  (wid- 
ower). Children:  Katherine  Hancock,  age  19. 
Office:  Purdue  Gymn.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home: 
210  Waldron  St.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

KELLY,    ADDISON    WYLIE,    baseball  and 

football.     Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  4,  1876.  Son 

of  Wm.  John  and  Matilda  (Blair)  Kelly.  Ed.: 
Barnard  Sch.;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1898. 

Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(champs.,  1896).  1896-97,  mem.  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team.  1897-99,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team 
(champs.,  1896-97).  1898-1901,  1905-1911,  coach, 
Princeton.  1899-1900,  coach  Univ.  of  Calif. 
1901-02,  asst.  coach  U.S.N. A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  Keech  &  Co.  Clubs: 
Tiger  Inn  ;  Nassau  ;  Princeton  ;  Turf  and  Field  ; 
United  Hunt;  Saratoga  G.C.  Office:  730  Fifth 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  G,  N.  Y.  Home:  507  Madison  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

KELLY,  DANIEL  JOSEPH,  footballl,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Apr. 
11,  1884.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Maurice  Kelly. 
Ed.:  Worcester  Acad.,  1910;  B.P.E.,  Springfield 
Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1906-07-08-09,  mem.  Worcester  Acad. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (B.B.  capt.,  1907)  ;  F.B. 
capt.,  1908-09).  1910-13,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
FB.  and  B..  teams  (F.B.  capt,  1912).  1913-17, 
tan.    dir.    and    coach    Holyoke,    Mass.,    H.    Sch. 


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1913-28,  officiating  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track. 
1923-28,  mem.  Natl.  Joint  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  of  phys.  educ, 
Harvard.  Mil.  Service:  Mil.  Training  Comn., 
State  of  N.  Y.  Phys.  Training  Bureau,  1917-19. 
Affiliations:  East.  Mass.  Bskt.B.  Official  iAsso. 
(pres.,  1922-23)  ;  New  Eng.  P.B.  Officials'  Asso. 
(pres.,  1925-26)  ;  K.C. ;  Elks;  Harvard  Club  of 
Boston ;  Wenham  G.C.  Married:  Margaret 
Davey,  Aug.  22,  1922.  Children:  Margaret  Mary, 
age  5 ;  Daniel  J.,  age  2.  Office:  29  Grozier 
House,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  29  Grozier 
Rd.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

KELLEY,  ROBERT  MATHEW,  track.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  17,  1897.  Son  of  Frank 
Jeramiab  and  Marie  (Barry)  Kelley.  Ed.:  St. 
Joseph's  Acad. 

Record:  1916,  competed  in  Columbia  A.C. 
Marathon  10  miles,  58  min.  1916-17,  won  box- 
ing tournament  at  St.  Louis  ("West.  Asso.). 
1919-28,  1st  place,  Pacific  Asso.  champ.  1921, 
won  Pacific  coast  broad  jump  champ. ;  won 
Natl,  and  Jr.  champ,  and  tied  for  senior  hop, 
step  and  jump  at  Pasadena  (Calif.).  Records 
in  competition :  100  yds.,  10  2/10  sec. ;  220  yds., 
23  sec. ;  440  yds.,  52  sec. ;  880  yds.,  2 :4 ;  1  mile, 
4:51;  120  yd.  hurdles,  16  3/10  sec;  shot  put, 
38  ft.  4  in. ;  pole  vault,  10  ft.  2  in. ;  high  jump, 
6  ft. ;  broad  jump,  23  ft.  9  in. ;  discus  throw, 
122  ft. ;  javelin  throw,  151  ft. ;  hop,  step  and 
jump,  48  ft.  Sy2   in. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Postman.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  12th  U.S.  Inf.  Apr.,  1917;  corpl.  and 
sergt.  63rd  U.S.  Inf.;  O.T.C.,  62nd  Co.  Camp 
Lee,  Va.,  disch.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Asso. 
of  Letter  Carriers ;  Olympic  Club ;  Y.M.  Inst. 
Hobby:  Amateur  athletics.  Married:  Myra 
Bither,  Aug.  22,  1917.  Children:  Irma,  age  10; 
Robert,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Elaine,  age  6 ;  Eugene,  age 
4.  Office:  Station  A.P.O.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  2619  Sutter  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

KELSEY,  WALTER,  U.S.  international  rifle 
team,  1926  (Dewar).  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Apr.  23,  1896.  Son  of  Walter  and  Mary  (Rid- 
ner)  Kelsey.    Ed.:  Mt.  Pleasant  Mil.  Acad. 

Record:  1924,  long  range  match.  1925,  mem. 
Long  Range  Match.  1925,  mem.  Roosevelt  Rifle 
Club  team  (winning  team  (record)  Palma  Team 
Match,  Sea  Girt).  1926,  mem.  Roosevelt  Rifle 
Club  team  and  Internatl.  Rifle  team,  Dewar. 
1927,  mem.  Roosevelt  Rifle  Club  team;  mem. 
N.  Y.  State  team,  Sea  Girt ;  mem.  winning  team 
Dryden  Team  Match,  Sea  Girt.  New  record  of 
135  consecutive  10's  at  50  ft.  on  new  .15  bulls 
eye. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lord  &  Burnham  Co.  Mil. 
Service:  Co.  E,  25th  Reg.,  U.  S.  Engrs. ;  Amer. 
Comn.  to  negotiate  peace.  Affiliations:  Ossing 
Rifle  Club   (pres.)  ;  Roosevelt  Rifle  Club   (exec. 


officer).  Married:  Florence  Wood,  July  5,  1925. 
Office:  30  E.  42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  12  S. 
Broadway,  Tarrytown,  N.  Y. 

KELLY,  EARL  ALLAN,  track.  Born:  White 
Water,  Kans.,  Aug.  23,  1893.  Son  of  Charles  E. 
and  Henrietta  (Long)  "  Kelly.  Ed.:  Cadillac 
(Mich.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1928. 

Record :  1921,  mem.  Cadillac  H.  Sch.  track  and 
F.B.  teams  (high  point  man,  State  track  meet, 
Lansing,  Mich. ;  All-North.  Mich.  h.b. ;  honorable 
mention  on  All-State  F.B.  team).  1922,  mem. 
Cadillac  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (All- 
State  guard ;  North.  Mich,  track  records  made 
in  1922:  100-yd.  dash,  10.1  sec;  220-yd.  dash, 
22.5  sec. ;  shotput,  43  ft.  3  in. ;  running  broad 
jump,  21  ft.).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team  (tied  West.  Conf  record  in  50-yd.  dash, 
1926;  time  5.2  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Delta  Psi ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Acacia ;  Varsity 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.).  Hobby:  Fishing. 
Office:  1923  Geddes  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 
Home:  410  Stimson  St.,  Cadillac,  Mich. 

KELLY,  FRANK  STEPHEN,  football,  track, 
and  crew.  Born:  Duluth,  Minn.,  Nov.  5,  1893. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Cecila  (McHugh)  Kelly.  Ed.: 
Duluth  Cathedral  H.  Sch.;  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  Duluth  Cathedral  H. 
Sch.  B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
track  teams).  1912-13,  mem.  Duluth  Boat  Club 
crew.  1913-15,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
crew,  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  crew,  1915; 
won  2d  place,  300  yds.,  B.A.A.  Natl.  Intersch. 
meet,  1914).  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
freshman  F.B.  and  t  rack  teams  (tied  world's 
record  in  50-yd.  dash,  1915,  time  5.4  sec). 
1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.,  track  and 
relay  teams  (capt.  track  and  relay  team,  1920; 
won  2n  dplace  in  50-yd.  dash,  Conf.  meet,  1920; 
relay  team  won  2nd  place  in  1-mi.  relay  champ, 
of  Amer.,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  Mgr.  Lane,  Roloson 
&  Co.,  Inc.  War  Record:  Served  with  Norton- 
Harges  Ambulance  Corps,  4th  Div.,  2nd  French 
Army ;  decorated  with  French  Croix  de  Guerre ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Clubs:  Glen  Acres  C.C.  (Chicago) ; 
Bankers  Lounge  (Chicago);  N.Y.A.C. ;  Chicago 
A.C.  Office:  209  S.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  2136  Lincoln  Pk.,  W.  Chicago,  111. 

KELLY,  GEORGE  LANGE,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Sept.  10, 
1896.  Son  of  James  and  Mary  (Lange)  Kelly. 
Ed.:  Poly.  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  N.  West.  League,  (Spo- 
kane, Wash.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1915-16,  1926, 
mem.  N.Y.  Giants  pro.  B.B.  team.     1919,  mem. 


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Interna t'l.  League  (Rochester,  N.Y.)  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1921-23,  hold  distinction,  being  only 
player,  major  league  to  hit  3  home  runs  in  1 
game.  1927,  mem.  Cincinnati  Reds  pro.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.  Air  Service,  1917,  stationed 
Kelly  Field,  Tex.,  discharged  Feb.,  1919.  Hobby: 
Duck  hunting.  Married:  Helen  O'Connor,  Nov. 
3,  1927.  Address:  159  15th  Ave.,  San  Francisco, 
Calif. 


KELLY,  JOHN  B.,  single  and  double  skulls 
Olympic  Champion  (Antwerp  and  Paris).  Born: 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,  October  4,  1889.  Son  of  John 
H.  and  Mary  A.  (Costello)  Kelly.  Educated: 
Forest  School,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania,  and 
Spring-Garden   Institute,   1910. 

Record:  1913-20,  holder  Philadelphia  single 
scull  rowing  championship ;  1919,  holder  Na- 
tional single  and  double  scull  rowing  champion- 
ship; 1920,  holder  National  single  and  double 
scull  rowing  championship,  also  won  single  and 
double  scull  championship  at  Antwerp  Olym- 
pic Games;  1924,  won  double  scull  champion- 
ship at  Paris  Olympic  Games  with  P.  V.  Cos- 
tello. Since  1909  has  won  125  races  in  open 
regattas.  This  is  world  record  of  races  won 
and  "tops"  the  runner-up  for  this  record  by  68 
races.  Holder  of  the  following  records:  Na- 
tional Lakewater  Record  (single  scull)  for  1% 
miles,  time  7  minutes  35  seconds ;  National 
Lakewater  Record  (single  scull)  for  %  mile, 
time  1  minute  15  seconds. 

Present  Occupation:  Building  construction. 
Army  Record:  Enlisted  June  6,  1917,  United 
States  Army  Ambulance  Company  No.  67 ;  over- 
seas April  1,  1918,  to  June,  1919 ;  commissioned 
First  Lieutenant,  1918;  discharged,  June,  1919. 
John  B.  Kelly  Company,  President ;  Penn  Ath- 
letic Club  (Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania)  ;  Ves- 
per Boat  Club  (Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania) ; 
B.  P.  O.  E. ;  Bala  Golf  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Margaret  Majer,  January  30,  1924. 
Children:  Margaret,  age  2y2  ;  John  B.,  infant. 
Office:  2313  Walnut  Street,  Philadelphia,  Penn- 
sylvania. Home:  Coulter  and  Henry  Streets, 
Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 

KELSEA,  OSCAR  GEORGE,  baseball,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Colebrook,  N.H.,  Apr.  16,  1906.  Son 
of  Burleigh  H.  and  Bessie  H.  (Hilliard)  Kelsea. 
Ed.:  Colebrook  Acad.;  A.B.,  Univ.  N.H.,  1927. 

Record:  Mem.  2  yrs.  Colebrook  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  4  yrs.  Colebrook  Acad.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Univ.  N.H.  Bskt.B.,  track, 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (icked  as  All-New  Eng. 
back,  2  yrs.  by  coaches  and  sport  writers). 
Coach,  Univ.  Nebr. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Scab- 
bard and  Blade,  Casque  and  Casque ;  Blue  Key ; 


Lambda  Chi  Alpha;  Y.M.C.A.,  N.H.  Club;  For- 
estry Club.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Ad- 
dress: Colebrook  N.H. 


KELSEY,  F.  DANIEL,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Erie  Co.,  N.Y.,  Feb.  23,  1855.  Son  of  Wm.  C. 
and  Abigail  (Bidlack)  Kelsey.  Ed.:  East 
Aurora  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1889,  won  Chamberlain  Co.  trapshoot- 
ing handicap  (Cleveland,  Ohio).  1901,  won 
Consolation  handicap  (Grand  Amer.  handicaps, 
Queens,  Long  Is.).  1902-08,  won  N.Y.  State 
champ.  1921,  won  Pinehurst  Mid-Winter  handi- 
cap and  consolation.  1927,  won  State  handicap 
(Ithaca,  N.Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Jeweler  and  optician. 
Clubs:  Buffalo  Trap  and  Field.  Hobby:  Trap- 
shooting  and  playing  the  violin.  Married:  Lillie 
Cross,  1879.  Children:  Walter,  age  41.  Office: 
696  Main  St.,  East  Aurora,  N.Y.  Home:  29  Pk. 
PL,  East  Aurora,  N.Y. 


KELSEY,  ERNEST  WATSON,  A.A.U.  official 
and  track  timer.  Born:  Leeds-Yorkshire,  Eng- 
land, May  27,  1871.  Son  of  Henry  Watson  and 
Mary  (Taylor)  Kelsey.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B.,  B.S.,  M.D.,  hon.  A.M.,  1897. 

Record :  1891-94,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  trcak  team 
(winner  and  runner-up,  1  mi.  and  y2  mi.  indoor 
meets).  1892,  winner  and  holder  of  State  I.C. 
1  mi.  and  y2  mi.  champ. ;  won  Manhattan  A.C. 
mi.  race;  won  Columbia  A.C.  (Wash.,  D.C.) 
y2  mi.  champ. ;  runner-up,  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross- 
country team;  competed  in  all  A.A.U.  meets. 
1893,  winner  and  holder  of  State  I.C.  mi. 
champ. ;  won  mi.  race,  Pa.-Cornell  meet ;  runner- 
up,  1000  yd.  race  (World's  Fair  meet,  Chicago, 
111.).  1894,  won  city  and  State  mi.  and  y2  mi. 
runs.  1907-27,  official  timer  for  all  A.A.U.  and 
Univ.  of  Pa.  track  meets.  1908-11,  winner  of 
%  mi.  races,  Veteran  Aths.  of  Philadelphia,  re- 
unions.    Former  dir.,  A.A.U.P. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Chief  civilian  med.  advisor  of  British  and  Cana- 
dian recruiting  mission,  1917-18 ;  Phila.  exam- 
iner draft  bd.  No.  6,  U.S.A.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Medics  Legal  Soc. ;  N. 
Med.  Asso. ;  Med.  Examiners  Asso. ;  Mfgrs. 
Club  ;  Physicians  Motor  Club ;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby: 
Teaching  the  young  idea  of  the  value  of  ath- 
letics in  sch.  and  coll.  life.  Address:  1217  Spruce 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


KEMBLE,  FRANCIS  WALKER,  golf  and 
baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  May  16,  1886.  Son 
of  I.  W.  and  Virginia  (Supplee)  Kemble.  Ed.: 
Episcopal  Acad. ;  Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Harvard, 

1908. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  '03).    1904,  mem.  Exeter  B.B.  team. 


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1905-08,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team.  1906-08,  mem. 
Harvard  golf  team.  1908-20,  mem.  Leslie  Cup 
golf  team  (Intercity  Tournament). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  Banker,  Strand 
&  Co.,  Inc.  War  Record:  Capt.  79th  Div. ;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  1918-1919.  Affiliations:  Union  League; 
Racquet  C. ;  Pine  Valley  G.C.;  Guelph  Mills 
G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  riding.  Married:  Emily 
McKeon,  Jan.  26,  1915.  Office:  1429  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

KEMPER,  EDWARD  CRAWFORD,  track. 
Born:  Staunton,  Va.,  Oct.  1,  1886.  Son  of 
Charles  Edward  and  Mary  Allen  (Crawford) 
Kemper.  Ed. :  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1907 ;  George  Wash. 
Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1907,  capt.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
Mem.  George  Wash.  Univ.  track  team  (3  yrs.). 
1918,  organized  Potomac  Angler'  Asso.  1924, 
assisted  Will  H.  Dilg,  founder  of  Izaak  Walton 
League  of  Amer.,  estab.  Upper  Miss.  Fish  and 
Wild  Life  Refuge.  1926,  active  in  securing  Fed- 
eral legislation  which  prohibits  Inter-State  ship- 
ment of  bass.  1927,  active  in  securing  Federal 
legislation  which  prohibits  the  slae  of  bass  in 
D.  C. 

Address:  1741  N.  Y.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

KEMPTON,  HERBERT  MAYBERRY,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Maiden,  Mass.,  Dec.  8,  1892.  Son 
of  Howard  Wilson  and  Gertrude  (Mayberry) 
Kempton.  Ed.:  Maiden  H.  Sch.;  Phillips  Exe- 
ter Acad.;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1921. 

Record :  1912,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (All-Intersch.  q.b.).  1913-14-15, 
mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1916,  capt.,  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(honorable  mention  on  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team).  1922-23,  F.B.  coach,  The  Hill  Sch. 
1924-25,  F.B.  and  track  coach,  The  Tome  Sch. 
1925-26-27-28,  F.B.  coach,  The  Hill  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach  and  instr.  in 
French,  the  Hill  Sch.  Naval  Service:  Entered 
Navy  Apr.  13,  1917,  as  2nd  class  fireman ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  comnd.  Ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.,  May,  1918. 
Affiliations:  St.  Anthony;  Delta  Psi  (Yale). 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Klara  Frank.  Ad- 
dress: The  Hill  Sch.,  Pottstown,  Pa. 


KENNEDY,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  won  inter 
collegiate  broad  jump  championship,  1901.  Born: 
Port  Richard,  Staten  Is.,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  13,  1882. 
Son  of  T.  Livingstone  and  Mary  Alice  (Bush) 
Kennedy.  Ed:  Philliap  Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B., 
Columbia  Univ.,  1902;  Princeton,  M.A.,  1905; 
Ph.D.,  1906. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team  (won  Exeter-Andover  broad  jump, 
1899).  1901,  won  I.  C.  broad  jump  champ. 
1901-02,  represented  Columbia  Univ.  in  various 


dual  track  meets    (broad  jump).    1925,  author 
"College  Athletics,"  Princeton  Press. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  English,  Princeton. 
War  Record:  Comnd.  1st  Lt,  Ord.  Dept,  1917, 
mem.  A.E.F. ,  Aug.-Dec,  1918,  discharged  Capt., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Sigma 
Chi ;  Huguenot  Soc. ;  Chmn.  Princeton  Bd.  of 
Ath.  Control ;  Chmn.  Princeton  Faculty  Com.  on 
Aths. ;  "P"  Club  (Princeton);  Princeton  Club: 
Nassau  Club.  Married:  Lucy  Baldwin  Walradt, 
June  3,  1911.  Children:  Barbara  Cary,  age  9. 
Office:  Princeton  Univ.,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home: 
66  Battle  Rd.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

KENNEDY,  JACK,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Carn- 
nonstie,  Scotland,  July  14,  1887.  Son  of  Geo. 
and  Catherine  (Small)  Kennedy.  Ed.:  Car- 
nonstie  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Wanango  C.C.,  (Oil 
City,  Pa.)  pro.  golf  team.  1917-26,  mem.  Pitts- 
burg C.C.  pro.  golf  team.  1925-27,  qualified  for 
Natl.  P.G.A.  champ.  1926,  qualified  for  Natl. 
Open  chap.,  Sciotio  C.C.  Columbus)  ;  Skokie  C.C. 
(Chicago);  Iverness  C.C.  (Toledo).  1926-28, 
mem.  Aloma  C.C.  (Winter  Pk.,  Fla.)  pro.  golf 
team.  1927-28,  mem.  Fox  Chapel  (Pittsburgh) 
pro.  golf  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Masons;  Aloma  C.C;  Fox  Chapel  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lila  Swankie,  Jan., 
1912.  Child:  Lillian,  age  14.  Office:  Fox  Cha- 
pel G.C,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  421  Peebles  St. 
Wilkensburg,  Pa. 

KENNEDY,  HENRY  WARNER,  track  and 
football.  Bom:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  May  25,  1898. 
Son  of  Samuel  A.  and  Elizabeth  (Warner)  Ken- 
nedy.    Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1920. 

Record,:  1917,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B.  team. 
1918-19-20,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  track  team. 
1918,  mem.  1  mile  relay  champ,  team,  111.  Relay 
Carnival.  1918-19,  mem.  Big  Ten  Conf.  Champ. 
1  mile  relay  team.  1919,  won  Big  Ten  Indoor 
quarter  mile  champ. ;  won  Central  A.A.U.  In- 
door quarter  mile  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  real  estate  office. 
Affiliations:  Asst.  Treas.,  mem.  bd.  of  dirs., 
McKey  and  Poague,  Inc. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta. 
Hobby:  Traveling.  Married:  Jeannette  Smith, 
Nov.  29,  1924.  Office:  2100  E.  71st  St.,  Chicago, 
111.     Home:   6857  Clyde  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

KENNEDY,  JULIAN,  won  I.  C.  single  scull 
race,  1875.  Born:  Poland,  Ohio,  Mar.  15,  1852. 
Son  of  Thomas  W.  and  Margaret  (Truesdale) 
Kennedy.  Education:  Poland  Union  Seminary; 
Yale,  1875 ;  Ph.  B.,  Yale,  1876 ;  A.  M.,  Yale, 
1900;  Dr.  of  Engr.,  Stevens  Inst.,  1909. 

Record:  1873-74-75-76,  mem.,  Yale  crew, 
(won  I.  C  race,  1873;  1st  Yale-Harvard  eight- 
oared  race,  1876 ;  also  won  I.  C  single-scull  race, 


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1875)  ;  1875,  won  challenge  single-scull  race 
with  Bainridge  (New  Haven)  ;  1876,  rowed  in 
Yale  four-oared  crew  at  Centennial  Regatta, 
Phila.  (won  Childs  Cup  in  Univ.  four-oared 
race)  ;  won  single-scull  race  in  Regatta  (Green- 
wood Lakefall)  also,  in  company  with  James 
Riley  at  same  regatta,  won  the  pair-oared  race 
(2  mi.  in  12  min.  20  sec.)  ;  1877,  won  single- 
scull  race  at  regatta  (Reading,  Pa.). 

Present  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  of  Emerald  Coal  &  Coke  Co.,  Low- 
ber  Gas  Coal  Co.,  Ontario  Gas  Coal  Co.  and 
Poland  Coal  Co.,  Pittsburgh  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce, Pittsburgh  Flood  Comn.,  Amer.  Iron  & 
Steel  Inst.,  Amer.  Inst.  Mining  &  Metallurgical 
Engrs.,  British  Iron  &  Steel  Inst.,  Engrs.  Soc. 
of  West.  Pa.,  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mechanical  Engrs., 
Allegheny  A.  A.  Clubs:  Duquesne,  Univ.  Club, 
Pittsburgh  G.  C,  Engrs.  Club  (N.  Y.),  Ohio 
Soc.  of  N.  Y.,  Univ.  Club  of  N.  Y.,  Youngstown 
Club.  Married:  Jennie  E.  Breneman,  Nov.  14, 
1878.  Children:  Lucy  Bell  Miller,  age  47; 
Joseph  Walker,  age  43 ;  Julian,  Jr.,  age  41 ; 
Eliza  Jane  Smith,  age  38.  Office:  Bessemer 
Bldg.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  5400  Forbes  St., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

KENNEDY,  KENNETH  RICHARDS,  holder 
Wis.  record  for  440  yd.  dash,  48%  sec,  1925. 
Born:  Monticello,  Wis.,  Mar.  20,  1903.  Son  of 
Charles  D.  and  Alice  Blanche  (Richards)  Ken- 
nedy. Ed.:  Monticello  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ. 
Wis.,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  won  Wis.  I.S.  meet  1-2  mile  run 
and  100  yd.  dash.  1924-25-26,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
track  team  (capt.,  1926).  1925,  holder,  Wis. 
record  for  440  yd.  dash,  48%  sec.  1926,  West. 
Conf.  440  yd.  Indoor  and  Outdoor  Champ. ;  Natl. 
A.A.U.  440  yd.  Champ.,  48%  sec.;  mem.  Natl. 
A.A.U.  1  mile  relay  champ,  team,  3 :17%. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaperman.  Club:  111. 
Ath.,  Chicago.    Address:  Monticello,  Wis. 

KENNEDY,  MARTIN  THOMAS,  football  and 
rowing.  Bom:  Ashland,  Wis.,  June  16,  1890. 
Son  of  Martin  Andrew  and  Laura  (Rathe)  Ken- 
nedy. Ed.:  Ashland  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis., 
1915. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team 
and  crew.  1915,  awarded  Big  Ten  Medal  for 
aths.  and  scholarship. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  N.  H.  Sch.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  War  Record:  Sgt.  A.E.F.  311 
Amer.  train,  86th  div.  Affiliation:  Masons. 
Married:  Ethel  Farquhar.  Office:  N.  High 
Sch.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4825  Upton 
Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

KENNEDY,  RICHARD  LEA,  JR.,  president, 
I.C.A.A.A.A.,  1927-28.  Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
June  8,  1905.    Son  of  Richard  L.  and  Jane  Jeff- 


rey (McLeod)  Kennedy.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  St.  Paul.  Acad,  hockey 
team.  1923,  mgr.  St.  Paul  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1927-28,  pres.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1928,  mgr.  Princeton 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  I.C. 
Olympic  Finance  Com. ;  Tower  Club  (Princeton). 
Hobby:  Track.  Address:  550  Summit  Ave.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

KENNELLY,  WILLIAM,  pres.  N.  Y.  Athletic 

Club.  Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  12,  1885.  Son 
of  Wm.  and  Augusta  (Gardiner)  Kennelly. 
Ed.:  Pvt.  tutors. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track  team. 
1906-12,  all-around  champ.  7th  Regt.,  N.  Y. 
N.G.  1926-28,  pres.  N.  Y.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  War 
Record:  Major,  165th  U.S.  Inf.,  42nd  Div., 
A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Wm.  Kennelly  Inc. 
and  G.  N.  Y.  Realty  Corp.;  S.A.R. ;  Metropoli- 
tan C. ;  Army  and  Navy  C. ;  Natl.  Dem.  Club. 
Hobby:  Handball  and  horseback  riding.  Office: 
149  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  100 
Central  Pk.,  S.,  N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y. 

KENT,  SIDNEY  EDWIN,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Blackstone,  111.,  Feb.  19,  1886.  Son  of 
Henry  H.  and  Mary  (Wilcox)  Kent.  Ed. :  Cen. 
H.  Sch.,  1905;  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1909;  LL.B., 
Georgetown  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (capt.,  1905,  hold  broad- jump  record,  21 
ft.  71/2  in.;  220-yd.  low  hurdles,  25  4-5  sec;  50- 
yd.  dash,  5  3-5  sec).  1904-05,  mem.,  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909,  capt.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Columbia  C.C. ;  Rac- 
quet Club.  "C"  Club  (Cen.  H.  Sch.).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  bowling.  Married:  Grace  E.  Clark, 
Jan.  29,  1916.  Children:  Sydney  E.  Jr.,  age  9; 
Eleanor  C,  age  6.  Office:  1733  De  Sales  St., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3217  Cathedral  Ave., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

KENYON,  WILLIAM  CLRTIS,  football  and 
baseball..  Born:  Manchester,  N.  H.,  Dec  5,  1898. 
Son  of  James  and  Mary  (Lyons)  Kenyon.  Ed.: 
Manchester  H.  Sch.,  1917;  Allen  Mil.  Sch.  (W. 
Newton,  Mass.),  1918;  Georgetown  Univ. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.).,  1922. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B. 
team  (awarded  Vet.  Ath.  Asso.  of  Phila.  trophy, 
1920-22);  capt.,  1921-22;  champ,  team,  1922; 
mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  team  (Ail-So.  Atl. 
and  Ail-So.  end,  1919-20;  Ail-So.  Atl.  and  Ail- 
So.  f.b.,  1921-22;  "Hugh  Fullerton's"  All-Amer. 
f.b.  choice,  1921).   1923,  mem.  Toronto  Internatl. 


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League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Shenan- 
doah (Pa.)  Coal  Region  pro.  F.B.  team  (regional 
champs.,  1923).  1923-25,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
coaching  staff.  1925,  mem.  New  Giants  pro.  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees  and  Cleveland 
B.B.  teams ;  mem.  Wilkes-Barre  pro.  B.B.  team 
(N.  Y.  and  Pa.  League).  1926-28,  dir.  freshman 
aths.,  Univ.  of  Maine. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Freshman  ath.  dir.  Affilia- 
tions: Gamma  Eta  Gamma.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Ida  Bouchard.  Office:  Univ.  of  Maine, 
Orono,  Me.    Home:  29  Forrest  Ave.,  Orono,  Me. 

KEOGH,  JOHN  JOSEPH,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  S.  Hadley  Falls,  Mass.,  June  17, 
1886.  Son  of  James  and  Josephine  (Griffin) 
Keogh.  Ed.:  Williston  Seminary  (East  Hamp- 
ton, Mass.);  Hebron  Acad.;  D.D.C.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1909).  1912- 
13,  coach  Haverford  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1912-18, 
coach  Haverford  Coll.  track  team.  1914-15, 
coach  West.  Phila.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1916, 
coach  La  Salle  Prep.  Sch.  champ  F.B.  team. 
1916-22,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1926,  coach  Hartford  Blues  Natl.  League  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi;  Psi  Omega;  Dental  Alumni  Asso. 
Clubs:  "P"  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Rolling  Green  G.C.; 
Mt.  Tom  G.C.;  Holyoke  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
football.  Married:  Helen  G.  Burke,  Mar.  6, 
1916.  Children:  John,  Jr.,  age  5;  Annette,  age 
8 ;  Helen,  age  11.  Office:  3919  Spruce  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  4753  Sansom  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


KERNAN,  FRANCIS,  JR.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  29,  1903.  Son  of 
Francis  K.  and  Mary  (Spratt)  Kernan.  Ed.: 
Utica  Free  Acad. ;  Milton  Acad. ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Milton  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1923-24 
mem.  Harvard  track  team   (javelin-throw). 

Pres.  Occupation..  Lawyer.  Office:  120  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  C.    Home:  41  W.  54th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Newsprint-paper  mfr.,  vice- 
pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  Downocona  Paper  Co..  Af- 
filiations: Harvard  C. ;  Racquet  and  Tennis  C. ; 
Auto.  C.  of  Amer. ;  Yeomans  Hall ;  Mt.  Royal ; 
Garrison;  Quebec  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Louise  Adams  Beardsley,  Oct.  6,  1917  deceased)  ; 
Alice  Fitzpatrick,  Feb.  8,  1923.  Children:  Co- 
rinne  Alice  Rosemary,  age  4.  Office:  Downacona, 
Province  Quebec,  Canada.  Home:  60  W.  Foy 
Rd.,  Quebec,  Canada. 

KERRIGAN,  THOMAS  FRANCIS,  pro.  golf. 
Born:  Atlantic,  Mass.,  Oct.  10,  1895.  Son  of 
Thos.  and  Mary  Kerrigan.    Ed.:  Quincy  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1921,  runner-up  in  British  open  golf 
champ.  1922-24,  runner-up  in  Canadian  open 
golf  champ.  1919,  won  Westchester  open  golf 
champ,  and  2d  place  No.  and  So.  golf  champ. 
1920-21,  runner-up  in  Westchester  open  golf 
champ.  1921,  mem.  Amer.  pro.  golf  team  (Glen 
Eagles,  Scotland). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Naval  Service: 
In  U.S.  N.,  1917.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. ;  Elks; 
Silvanoy  C.C.  Hobby:  Motoring  and  hunting. 
Office:  Silvanoy  C.C,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.  Home: 
168  Park  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

KESSLER,  ISADORE  N.,  city  handball 
champ.,  1927.  Born:  Kostople,  Russia,  June  3, 
1894.  Son  of  David  and  Mary  F.  (Kesseller) 
Ed.:  Patrick  Henry  Sch. 

Record :  1909-10-11,  winner  of  city  wide  public 
playground  champ.  1925,  represented  St.  Louis 
in  nati.  handball  tournament  (Cleveland,  Ohio), 
in  singles  and  doubles.  1926,  runner-up  in  dou- 
bles (handball  tournament)  ;  received  silver 
medal.  1927,  city  handball  champ.,  presented 
with  silver  loving  cup.  1928,  Y.M.C.A.  ladder 
handball  champ,   (received  silver  loving  cup). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Direct-by-mail  Adv.  busi- 
ness, Victoria  Letter  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
A.E.F.,  128th  F.A.  Band,  35th  Div.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  Legion ;  La  Societe  40-8 ;  Mason  ;  Scottish 
Rite  ;  Shrine  ;  Grotto-B'Nai  B'rith.  Hobby:  Hand- 
ball, indoor  B.B.  Married:  Minnie  DeWoskin, 
June  18,  1922.  Children:  Myles  Fred,  age  2. 
Office:  704  N.  9th  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
6260  Cates  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


KERNAN,  ROBERT  PEEBLES,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Utica,  N.  Y.,  July  18, 
1881.  Son  of  John  Devereaux  and  Kathleen 
(Peebles)  Kernan.  Ed.:  Brooklyn  Poly;  B.S., 
Harvard,  1903. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  freshmen  Harvard  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1901-03,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
B.B.,  F.B.  (capt.,  '03)  and  track  teams  (1st  run- 
ning high  jump,  B.A.A.  meet,  '01,  '02;  2nd  high 
jump,  Yale-Harvard,  Oxford-Cambridge  meet, 
'01 ;  1st,  high  jump,  Yale-Harvard  dual  meet, 
'02;  1st  running  high  jump,  I.C.,  '03). 


KETCHAM,  HENRY  HOLMAN,  football. 
Born:  Englewood,  N.  J.,  June  17,  1892.  Son  of 
Henry  Belden  and  Sallie  Bray  (Holman) 
Ketrham.    Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1914. 

Record:  1911-12-13,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1913;  All-Amer.  center,  1911-12;  mem. 
2nd  All-Amer.  team,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Yale 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber;  pres.  Brady  Ketr- 
ham Lumber  Co.  War  Record:  Comnd.  1st  Lt., 
F.A.,  Plattsburgh  Training  Camp ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comnd.  Capt.  F.A.,  Apr.  1919;  pres  rank,  Maj., 


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F.A.R.C.  Affiliations:  Seattle  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Univ.  Club  ( Seattle )  ;  Olympic  Riding 
and  Driving  Club;  Crescent  A.C.  (Brooklyn). 
Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married:  Katherine 
Eugenia  Peters,  Nov.  10,  1921.  Children:  Henry 
Holman,  age  5 ;  William  Peters,  age  2.  Office: 
Stewart  Bldg.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  801  Mc- 
Gilora  Blvd.,  Seattle,  Wash. 

KEYES,  CLARENCE  EDWARD,  sports  offi 
cial.  Bom:  Pasadena,  Calif.,  Apr.  4,  1893.  Son 
of  Charles  Henry  and  Nellie  Elmira  (Brown) 
Keyes.  Ed.:  Trinity  Sen. ;  B.S.,  Lehigh  Univ., 
1915 ;  M.S.,  Univ.  Dela.,  1917. 

Record:  Mem.  Trinity  Sch.  F.B.  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1912-13-14-15,  mem.  Lehigh 
Univ.  varsity  track  team.  1915-17,  1919-22,  F.B., 
track  and  Bskt.B.  coach,  Univ.  Dela.  1915-28, 
starter  and  referee  of  track  meets.  1919-28, 
referee  and  umpire,  Cen.  Bd.  B.B.  Officials  and 
East.  Asso.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orchardist.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha ;  Phi ;  Kappa  Beta  Phi ;  Masons. 
Married:  Marion  Staton  Campbell,  Newark, 
Dela.,  Oct.  26,  1918.  Child:  Charles  Henry,  3rd 
(infant).    Address:  Farmington,  Dela. 

KEYES,  ORTON,  coach,  Plattsville  State 
Teachers'  College,  1921-27.  Born:  Waldo,  Wis., 
Feb.  14,  1895.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  James  Keyes. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1918. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team. 
1916-19,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team  (capt, 
1919).  1919-20,  coach,  Niagara  H.  Sch.  (N. 
West.  Wis.  champs.,  1920).  1921-27,  coach, 
Plattsville  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (State  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  champs.,  1927).  Official  in  coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate,  Loans  and 
Ins.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.  F.A.,  U.S.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Vice-pres.  Disch-Keyes  Co.,  Inc. ;  Elks ; 
K.C. ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Frances  Clara  Keyes,  July  15,  1924.  Children: 
Mary  Ellen,  age  2;  James  Orton  (infant).  Of- 
fice: 97  E.  Wis.  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
207  W.  Center  St.,  Wauwatosa,  Wis. 

KEYSER,  HOWARD  B.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Center  Point,  Pa.,  June  6,  1889.  Son 
of  John  T.  and  Sara  (Bergey)  Keyser.  Ed. : 
Collegeville  H.  S.,  1905;  Ursinus  Acad.,  1906; 
B.S.,  Ursinus  Coll.,  1910;  Univ.  of  Penn.  (pres- 
ent time). 

Record :  1905-06,  mem.  Ursinus  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1907-10,  mem.  Ursinus  Col.  F.B. 
team.  1909-10,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll.  2nd  B.B. 
team.  1911-14,  mem.  J.A.C.  Club  semi-pro.  F.B. 
team  (Norristown,  Pa.).  1912-15,  coach  West- 
point  H.  S.  (Pa.)  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1914- 
20,  mem.  Billikin  semi-pro.  F.B.  team  (Norris- 
town).    1915-23,  coach,  Haverford   (Pa.)   H.  S. 


F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-27,  boys'  ath. 
dir.,  Collegeville  H.  S.  1926-28,  mem.  Central 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1928,  mem.  Phila.  branch, 
A.A.U.  track  officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:.  Supervising  prin.,  College- 
ville Borough  Schs.  Affiliations:  Secy.,  Phila. 
Suburban  H.  S.  AA.  (21-23)  ;  Masons;  R.A.M.; 
Council ;  Pres.,  Montgomery  Co.  H.  S.  A.A.  Mar- 
ried: Katie  Thomas,  Nov.  30,  1912.  Children: 
Sara  Helen,  age  12 ;  Theresa  Thomas,  age  10 ; 
Laura  Evelyn,  age  6.  Office:  Collegeville  H.  S., 
Collegeville,  Pa.  Home:  732  Main  St.,  College- 
ville, Pa. 

KIEFABER,  ARTHUR  B.,  basketball.  Born: 
Camden,  N.  J.,  Apr.  27,  1884.  Son  Peter  W.  and 
Annie  (Reiss)  Kiefaber.  Ed. :  Cen.  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909. 

Record :  1900-03,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1900-05,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1904).  1901-05,  Phila.  Inter-Sch.  Bskt.B. 
champs.  1902,  won  Phila.  City  Bskt.B.  champ. 
1905-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Bskt.B.  team  (I.C. 
champs.).  1909-10,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  team.  1911-13,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Kappa  Sigma;  Penn  A.C;  "P" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Atlantic  Club;  Hacianda 
Del  Mar  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Estelle  Hyers,  July  25,  1919.  Office:  1011  Chest- 
nut St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Homes  66  West  Walnut 
Ave.,  Merchantville,  N.  J. 

KIEFER,  DR.  MICHAEL  A.,  basketball  and 
track.  Bom:  Beaver  Falls,  Minn.,  Mar.  29, 
1878.  Son  of  Michael  and  Bertha  (Fernbach) 
Kiefer.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  1901;  M.D., 
1904. 

Record :  1897-1904,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team.  1904,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team 
(team  claimed  coll.  champ,  of  U.  S.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  July,  1898,  Spanish-Amer. 
War ;  discharged  as  sergt.  Co.  K,  15th  Minn. 
Vol.  Inf.,  Mar.,  1899.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Tele- 
phone Co.  (Sleepy  Eye,  Minn.)  ;  Commercial 
Club ;  M.  W.  of  A. ;  K.C. ;  Catholic  Aid  Asso. ; 
Bridge  Club;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ;  Ish- 
takhata  G.C.  Married:  Lucy  Furey,  Sept.  22, 
1910.  Address:  133  E.  Main  St.,  Sleepy  Eye, 
Minnesota. 

KIEFER,  PERRY  C,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Bom:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  May  6,  1876.  Son 
of  Charles  F.  and  Anna  M.  (Grover)  Kiefer. 
Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1897; 
Yale,  1900. 

Record :  1893-97,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and  track  teams 
for  two  yrs.  and  B.B.  team  for  three  yrs. ;  won 


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half-mile  race,  1893,  lowering  West.  Pa.  record 
by  six  sec).  1897-99,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 
1898,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Married:  Fran- 
ces Bonney,  July  25,  1900.  Children:  C.  Perry, 
age  26;  John  Bonney,  age  20.  Office:  313  6th 
Ave.,  McKeesport,  Pa.  Home:  311  Hutchinson 
Ave.,  Edgewood,  Pa. 

KIELAR,  EDWARD  JOSEPH,  wrestling. 
Born:  Alden  Station,  Pa.,  Dec.  31,  1897.  Son  of 
John  and  Susanna  (Brudnitski)  Kielar.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1922;  M.D.,  Loyola 
Univ.,  1925. 

Record :  1920-21-22,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  wrest 
ling  team   (capt.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Coast  Arty.,  1917-18;  Instr.  Camp  Meade,  1918- 
19,  rank  of  sergt-maj.  Affiliations:  Co.  surgeon, 
Susquehanna  Coal  Co.;  Phi  Beta  Pi;  Luzerne 
Co.  Med.  Soc. ;  Pa.  State  Med.  Soc. ;  A.MA. ; 
A.L.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  tennis.  Married' 
Rose  Gronka,  Sept.  14,  1924.  Address:  212  E. 
Main  St.,  Glen  Lyon,  Pa. 

KIESSLING,  OSCAR  EDWARD,  football, 
basketball  and  wrestling.  Born:  Jefferson,  Wis., 
Apr.  15,  1901.  Son  of  William  A.  and  Ella 
(Hoernlein)  Kiessling.  Ed.:  Jefferson  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923;  M.A.,  1925;  Ph.D.,  Robert 
Brookings  Sch.,  1927. 

Record:  1917-18-19,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  F.B.  and  wrestling  teams.  1923-24, 
coach  H.  Sch.  (Aurora,  Minn.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1924-25,  coach  H.  Sch.  (Lake 
Mills,  Wis.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1923-28,  officiated  at  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  matches 
and  swimming  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Economist,  acting  head 
Coal  and  Coke  Statistics  Sect.,  U.  S.  Dept.  of 
Commerce.  Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Alpha 
Kappa  Delta  ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Delta  Chi ;  Amer. 
Economist  Asso. ;  Amer.  Statistical  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Inst,  of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engrs.  Office: 
1724  Eye  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  705  18th 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

KILEY,  ROGER  JOSEPH,  All  Amer.  end, 
Notre  Dame  football  team,  1921.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Oct.  23,  1900.  Son  of  Maria  (Quinlan)  Kiley 
McGlynn.  Ed.:  St.  Phillipps  H.  Sch.  (Chicago)  ; 
LL.B.,  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Notre  Dame  F.B.  and 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (chosen  All- Amer.  end  F.B. 
and  capt.  Bskt.B.,  1921).  1920,  mem.  Notre  Dame 
B.B.  team.  Head  coach  Loyola  Univ.  (Chicago) 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Nash  and  Ahern, 
attys.     Affiliations:  K.C.,  Fort  Dearborn  Town 


Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  111  Washington  St., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  209  N.  Oarkside  Ave.,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 


KILLINGER,  WILLIAM  GLENN,  mem.  Wal 
ter  Camp's  1st  All-Amer.  team,  1921.  Born:  Har- 
risburg,  Pa.,  Sept.  13,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  Harri- 
son and  Florence  (Wilson)  Killinger.  Ed.:  Har- 
risburg  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Penn  State  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Penn  State  freshmen 
Bskt.B.  team.  1918-21,  mem.  Penn  State  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (East.  F.B.  champs., 
1919-20;  mem.  Walter  Camp's  1st  All-ARmer. 
F.B.  team,  1921;  capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1920-21, 
and  won  I.C.  champ.,  1921).  1919-21,  mem.  Penn 
State  varcity  B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Jersey 
City  pro.  B.B.  team ;  head  coach  Dickinson  Coll., 
1923;  mem.  Atlantic  pro.  B.B.  team,  1923-25; 
asst.  coach  Penn  State,  1924;  mgr.  Harrisburg 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Williamsport  B.B. 
team.  1926,  mgr.  Shamokin  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1927,  mem.  Harrisburg  pro.  B.B.  team.  1927-28, 
head  coach  Rennselaer  Poly.  Tech.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  pro.  ball  player. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Wilda  Evelyn  Holtz- 
worth,  Aug.  25,  1923.  Office:  R.P.I.  Gym.,  Troy, 
N.  Y.    Home:  37  13th  St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 


KEMBRELL,  GENE,  football,  basketball, 
track.  Born:  Fulton,  Mo.,  Apr.  14,  1898.  Son  of 
B.  B.  and  Julia  (McClanahan)  Kimbrall.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Westminster  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1920-21,  coach  Macon  (Mo.)  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1923-26,  voach  Jackson  (Mo.) 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1926-28,  ath.  dir., 
coach,  Central  Wesleyan  Coll.  (Warrenton,  Mo.) 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  Elks ;  Masons.    Address:  Warrenton,  Mo. 


KEMBROUGH,  MARMADUKE  SOUTH- 
WORTH,  football,  track.  Born:  Greenwood, 
wood,  Miss.,  Feb.  18,  1906.  Son  of  Allan  McC. 
and  Mary  Hunter  (Southworth)  Kimbrough. 
Ed.:  Gulf  Coast  Mil.  Acad.;  B.S.,  Univ.  South 
(Sewanee),  1926. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Gulf  Coast  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  South  F.B.  team. 
1927,  capt.  Univ.  South  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta ;  Theto  Kappa  Omega ;  Blue  Key. 
Address:  West  River  Front,  Greenwood,   Miss. 


KING,  ARCHIBALD,  track.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Aug.  24,  1882.  Son  of  George  A.  and  Ada 
(Edmonston)  King.  Ed.:  Friends'  Sch.;  Har- 
vard, A.B.,  1903;  A.M.,  1904;  LL.B.,  1906. 


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Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Harvard  cross-country 
team  (capt.,  1905).  1903-06,  mem.  Harvard 
treck  team.  1904,  estab.  record  Harvard-Yale 
dual  meet,  2-mile  run,  9  :54  4-5 ;  mem.  Harvard- 
Yale  team  which  competed  against  Oxford- 
Cambridge    (London,   England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  U.  S.  A.  War  Record: 
Second  lieut.,  promoted  maj. ;  mem.  A.E.F., 
1917-20.  Hobby:  Riding  horseback.  Married: 
Mary  Elizabeth  Mayes,  June  30,  1925.  Chil- 
dren: Francis,  infant.  Office:  Care  Adjt.  Gen., 
War  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1518  28th  St. 
N.,W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


KING,  CARL  CHESTER,  football,  basketball 
and  track.  Born:  Wilbur,  Wash.,  Aug.  16,  1895. 
Son  of  Elmer  E.  and  Dilla  (Charlton)  King. 
Ed.:  Davenport  H.  Sch.  (Davenport,  Wash.)  ; 
B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Davenport  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (estab.  coll.  record  in  shot-put 
N.  West.  Conf.  meet;  F.B.  Pacific  Coast 
champs.).  1916-17-20,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (sub.  on  Bskt.B.  team, 
1920 ;  won  second  place  in  shot-put  Pacific  Coast 
Conf.  meet,  Palo  Alto,  Calif.,  1920).  1919,  mem. 
Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  Q.M.  Corps  Sept.  20,  1917;  discharged 
as  sergt.  Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Crimson  Circle  (honor- 
ary upper-class  soc,  Wash  State  Coll.)  ;  Web- 
sterian  Debating  Soc. ;  Gray  "W"  Club  (Wash. 
State  Coll.)  ;  County  and  State  Grange.  Hobby: 
Plant  breeding.  Married:  Anna  Eleanor  Scott, 
Feb.  23,  1924.  Children:  Eleanor  Beryl,  age  3; 
Norma  Elaine,  infant.  Address:  Rural  Route 
1,  Pullman,  Wash. 


KING,  EDWARD  LEONARD,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Bridgewater,  Mass.,  Dec.  5, 
1873.  Son  of  Francis  Dane  and  Mary  (Mal- 
loy)  King.  Ed.:  Bridgewater  H.  Sch.;  Thayer 
Acad.  (S.  Braintree,  Mass.)  ;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad., 
1896. 

Record:  1892-95,  mem.  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1894-95;  first  West  Pointer  to  cross 
Yale's  goal  line).  1893-96,  mem.  U.  S.  Mil  Acad. 
B.B.  team.  1896-1901,  asst.  F.B.  coach  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad.  1903,  head  F.B.  coach,  U.  S.  Mil. 
Acad.  1907-1917,  mem.  "Big  Eight"  and  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Brig.  Gen.  XJ.  S.  Army ; 
commandant  Gen.  Service  Sch.,  U.  S.  Army,  Ft. 
Leavenworth,  Kans.  War  Record:  Spanish  War ; 
Philippine  insurrection ;  World  War ;  Chief  of 
Staff  28th  Div.  and  Comdr.  65th  Inf.  Brigade, 
33rd  Div.  in  France  during  World  War;  award- 
ed Distinguished  Service  Cross,  World  War ; 
War  Dept.  Citation  in  Philippine  insurrection ; 
French  Legion  of  Honor  and  Croix  de  Guerre. 


Affiliations:  Mason;  Elks;  Amer.  Legion;  Span- 
ish War  Veterans ;  Army  and  Navy  Club 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby:  Horseback  riding,  ten- 
nis and  golf.  Married:  Nancy  Sumner,  Jan.  18, 
1898.  Children:  Nancy  King  Andrews,  age  28. 
Address:  1  Scott  Ave.,  Ft.  Leavenworth,  Kans. 

KING,  GEORGE  ANDERSON,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  25,  1896.  Son  of 
George  A.  and  Ada  (Edmonston)  King.  Ed.: 
Friends'   Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,   1918. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Harvard  cross-country 
team.     1916,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Natl.  City  Bank  of  N.  Y. 
Mil.  Service:  First  lieut.  55th  Inf.,  1917-19. 
Clubs:  "H"  Club  (Harvard  Univ.)  ;  Harvard 
Club.  Office:  London  Br.  Natl.  City  Bank  of 
N.  Y.,  London,  England.     Home:  1611  28th  St. 

N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

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KING,  PHILIP,  former  coach  Princeton  and 
Wisconsin  Universities.  Born:  Washington,  D. 
C,  March  16, 1872.  Son  of  Henry,  Jr.,  and  Caro- 
line (Strauss)  King.  Education:  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1893;  LL.B.,  New  York  Law  School,  1896. 

Record:  Quarter  and  half-back  Princeton 
football  teams,  1890-93 ;  2nd  baseman,  Prince- 
ton baseball  teams,  same  years ;  captain  Prince- 
ton football  team,  1892 ;  captain  Princeton  base- 
ball team,  1893;  chosen  by  Casper  Whitney, 
famous  sports  writer,  and  Walter  Camp  for 
"All-American"  halfback  for  years  1890,  '91,  '92, 
and  '93.  Head  coach  Princeton,  1894 ;  coach 
Crescent  Athletic  Club  Football  team  of  Brook- 
lyn, New  York,  1895  ;  coach  Wisconsin  University, 
1896-1902 ;  member  coaching  staff  Princeton,  and 
Princeton  Football  Advisory  Board,  1903  and 
1916 :  coach  of  baseball  team.  Wisconsin  Uni- 
versity. 1897  and  '98 ;  coach  baseball  team, 
Georgetown  University,  Washington.  D.  C,  1899, 
when  Georgetown  "swamped"  Eastern  Colleges, 
winning  22  out  of  a  24-game  schedule. 

Present  Occupation:  Merchant.  Partner  King's 
Palace  Department  Store.  Washington,  D.  C. ; 
Director  and  former  president  Washington  Mer- 
chants and  Manufacturers  Association.  Chair- 
man Christian  Science  War  Relief  Work  for 
District  of  Columbia,  1917-19.  Clubs:  Univer- 
sity, Town  and  Country  Club  of  Washington. 
Married:  Jeannette  Harris,  January  17,  1905. 
Child:  Philip,  Jr.,  age  19.  Office:  King's  Palace, 
Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Mendota  Apartments, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

KING,  ROBERT  WADE,  national  high  jump 
champion,  1927.  Born:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  June 
20,  1906.  Son  of  Marion  Charles  and  Mary 
Emma  (Shafer)  King.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Stan- 
ford. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team  (Ohio 
State  H.  Sch.  high  jump  champ.,  Q'lW).   1925, 


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mem.  Stanford  freshman  track  team  (1st  pi., 
Calif. -Standford  track  meet,  high  jump,  6'1"). 
1926-27,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  track  team  (I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  high  jump  record,  6'5%",  1926).  1927, 
won  Jr.  A.A.U.  high  jump  champ.,  6'2%" ;  hold 
Pac.  Coast  Conf.  record,  6'6" ;  Nat'l.  high  jump 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Tau  Delta;  Olympic  Club.  School:  Box  1363, 
Stanford  Univ.,  Palo  Alto.,  Calif.  Home:  709 
West  N.  St.,  Lima,  Ohio. 

KING,  RUFUS  GALEN,  football.  Born: 
Austin,  Tex.,  Oct.  22,  1903.  Son  of  Acrata 
(Crow)  King  Dover.  Ed.:  Austin  H.  Sch. ;  Univ. 
Tex. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Austin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  tackle,  1921;  All-State  fullback, 
1922-23;  capt,  1923).  J924,  mem.  Univ.  Tex. 
freshman  F.B.  team  (capt).  1925-27,  mem. 
Univ.  Tex.  varsity  F.B.  team  (All-Southwest, 
fullback  and  capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  Skull  and  Bones.  Hobby:  Coaching.  Ad- 
dress: 602  W.  8th  St.,  Austin,  Tex. 

KING,  SYLVAN  N.,  football.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Jan.  10,  1893.  Son  of  Harry  and  Hattie 
(Rosenthal)  King.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Prince- 
ton Prep.  Sch.,  1913 ;  Princeton,  1915. 

Record :  1910-13,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
(won  D.  C.  champ.,  1911-13;  capt.,  1913).  1914- 
15,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  (capt.  and  selected 
All-N.  J.  State  f.b.,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  dept.  store.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917,  comnd.  Ensign, 
1917.  discharged  1918.  Affiliations:  Better  Busi- 
ness Bureau  ;  Merchants  and  Mfgrs.  Asso. ;  pres. 
"C"  Club  (Cen.  H.  Sch.)  ;  Town  and  C.C.  Hobby: 
Football.  Office:  810  818  7th  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  3810  Mil.  Rd.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

KING,  TOM,  football,  basketball,  track.  Born: 
Boone  Co.,  Ind.,  Oct.  7,  1895.  Son  of  John  and 
Julia  (Long)  King.  Ed.:  Lebanon  H.  Sch.; 
Ph.B.,  Univ.  Notre  Dame,  1918 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Louisville,  1928. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Lebanon  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B„  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ. 
Notre  Dame  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Bskt.B. 
champs,  1914;  All-State  Bskt.B.  center,  1916; 
capt.  Bskt.B.,  1917).  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  Notre 
Dame  F.B.  team  (hon.  ment.  on  All-Amer.  team, 
1917).  1922-23,  coach  St.  Xavier  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  coach  Louisville 
Male  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (Natl.  High  Sch. 
chnmps.).  1925,  coach  Univ.  of  Louisville  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (F.B.  State  champs.).  1926-28, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach  Univ.  Louisville  F.B.,  track 
and  B.B.  teams  (State  champs,  track  and  B.B., 
1926). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  and  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  First  lieut.  Field  Arty.,  U.  S.  A.,  Feb., 
1918-Oct,  1919.  Clubs:  Kiwanis ;  Pastime  Boat- 
ing; Crescent  Hill  Golf.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Lula  Van  Dyke,  July  1,  1919.  Children: 
Tom,  2nd,  age  4.  Office:  Univ.  of  Louisville, 
Louisville,  Ky.  Home:  122  Bellaire  Ave.,  Louis- 
ville, Ky. 

KING,  WILLIAM  E.,  baseball  and  basketball. 
Born:  Reardan,  Wash.,  Apr.  25,  1894.  Son  oi 
Joseph  Howard  and  Sarah  (Adams)  King.  Ed.: 
Reardan  H.  Sch.,  1912 ;  B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll., 
1921. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (B.B.  team  won  North, 
champ,  in  Pacific  Coast  Conf.,  1921).  1921-22, 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Pilot  Rock  H.  Sch. 
(Oreg.).  1923,  mgr.  Echo  B.B.  Club  (Blue  Mt. 
League).  1923-28,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Gris- 
wold  Union  H.  Sch.  (Helix,  Oreg.).  1924-28 
mem.  Pendleton  semi-pro.  B.B.  team  (Blue  Mt. 
League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Principal  and  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  coach,  Griswold  Union  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Sergt.  346th  F'.A.  to  Jan.,  1918;  comnd. 
2nd  lieut.  F.B.,  June  1,  1918;  discharged  Camp 
Stanley,  Tex.,  Dec.  24,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega;  Mason;  Helix  A.C.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing and  hunting.  Married:  Vashti  Hoskins, 
Aug.  26,  1928.  Children:  William  Charles,  age 
3 :  Marylyn  Joyce,  age  1.    Address:  Helix,  Oreg. 

KING,  WILLIAM  HOWARD,  baseball.  Born: 
Greencastle,  Pa.,  Oct.  15,  1866.  Son  of  William 
Howard  and  Margaret  (McCauley)  King.  Ed.: 
Phillips    Acad.;    Princeton,    A.B.,    A.M.,    M.D..; 

Jefferson  Md.  Coll.,  1892. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips  Acad.  B.B.  team. 
1886-89,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team  (capt., 
18889).  1888,  mem.  Cape  May  A.C.  B.B.  team 
(won  East.  Amateur  champ.).  Officiating  and 
coaching  B.B. 

Mil.  Service:  Dist.  vocational  officer,  Vet- 
erans' Bureau;  maj.  Res.  Corps.  Married:  Mary 
Stokes,  May  12,  1892.  Children:  William  Paul, 
age  33 ;  Rodney  Stokes,  age  31 ;  Dorothy  Par- 
ker, age  30 ;  Lawton  McCauley,  age  29 ;  Mar- 
jorie  Ranck,  age  24 ;  Howard  C,  age  21.  Ad- 
dress: 49th  and   Woodland  Ave.,   Phila.,  Pa. 

KINGERV,  ELMER  H.,  wrestling,  track,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Monroe,  Iowa,  Aug.  1,  1901.  Son 
of  Holt  and  Ada  Esteall  (Andrews)  Kingesy. 
Ed.:  Simpson  Coll.,  A.B.,  Iowa  State  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  Mem.  Knoxville  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  track 
and  wrestling  teams.  Mem.  Simpson  Coll.  F.B., 
wrestling  and  track  teams  (capt.  wrestling; 
All-State  tackle).  1926-27,  mem.  Iowa  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-State  tackle).  1927,  mem. 
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(mem.  Natl.  I.C.  wrestling  champ,  team;  chosen 
on  third  All-Amer.  F.B.  team ;  tie  for  third 
Natl,  meet  high  jump,  6  ft.  2^4  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Jewel  Tea  Co. 
(Chicago).  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  "AA" ; 
Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  Sigma 
Upsilon;  Chicago  Ath.  C.  Hobby:  Music  and 
cartooning.  Office:  Y.M.C.A.,  Kankakee,  111. 
Home:  Knoxville,  Iowa. 


KINGSLEY,  NORMAN  W„  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Spring  Valley,  Minn., 
Aug.  17,  1897.  Son  of  William  N.  and  Hattie 
(Gosen)  Kingsley.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1920. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team 
(sub.  f.b.).  1916-17-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (BsktB.  team  tied  "Big 
Ten"  champ.,  1916-17;  capt.  F.B.  team,  17918; 
Bskt.B.  team  "Big  Ten  Champs.,  1918).  1919, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team.  1920,  was 
awarded  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  medal  from  Univ.  of 
Minn,  (medal  awarded  each  year  to  senior  who 
is  graded  highest  for  ath.  and  scholastic  achieve- 
ment). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  gen.  mgr.,  N.  W.  Bell 
Teelphone  Co.  Affiliations:  Theta  Xi ;  G.  and  C. 
Club  (Des  Moines,  la.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Alpha  Mo,  Aug.  18,  1923.  Children:  Helen,  age  3. 
Office:  Telephone  Bldg.,  Des  Moines,  la.  Home: 
1346  47th  St.,  Des  Moines,  la. 


KIRBY,  GUSTAVUS  TOWN,  chairman  of  the 
Advisory  Committee  of  Intercollegiate  American 
Amateur  Athletic  Association.  Born:  Philadel- 
phia, Pennsylvania,  January  22,  1874.  Son  of 
Thomas  E.  and  Isabelle  (Town)  Kirby.  Educa- 
tion: Public  and  Private  Schools  of  New  York 
City;  Columbia  University,  E.E.,  1895;  LL.B., 
1898, 

Record:  1893-95,  member  of  Columbia  Uni- 
versity track  team.  1894-96,  member  of  Co- 
lumbia University  fencing  team  and  football 
squad  (captain  of  fencing  team,  winning  inter- 
collegiate championship,  1896).  1895-96,  man- 
ager of  Columbia  University  track  team  and  of 
intercollegiate  championship  bicycle  team.  1896, 
undergraduate  president  of  Intercollegiate 
American  Amateur  Athletic  Association.  1896- 
1928,  chairman  of  the  advisory  committee  of 
Intercollegiate  American  Amateur  Athletic  Asso- 
ciation. 1908,  member  of  the  American  Comite 
d'Honneur,  Olympic  games,  London.  1912,  vice- 
president  of  the  American  Olympic  committee. 
1920,  president  of  the  American  Olympic  com- 
mittee. 1924,  chairman  of  the  committee  on 
Olympic  games,  Paris.  1928,  chairman  of  the 
committee  on  Olympic  games,  Amsterdam. 
Decorated  as  officer  of  the  Legion  d'Honneur 
of  France  and  the  Order  of  Leopold  II  of  Bel- 


gium in  recognition  of  the  active  part  in  Inter- 
national amateur  sports. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations :  Ameri- 
can Olympic  Committee;  Public  Schools  Ath- 
letic League  of  New  York  City  (president)  ; 
Playground  and  Recreation  Association  of  Amer- 
ica (treasurer).  Clubs:  University;  Abawamis; 
Fairfield  and  Westchester  Hounds  Riding;  Bed- 
ford Golf  and  Tennis ;  Columbia  University ; 
Knollwood  ;  Nantucket  Yacht ;  Lawyers'.  Hobby: 
Public  Welfare  and  Recreational  Activities. 
Married:  Wilhelmine  S.  Clarlity,  June  21,  1906. 
Children:  Wilhelmine  Stuart,  age  14.  Office: 
57  East  56th  Street,  New  York  City,  New  York. 
Home:  911  Park  Avenue,  New  York  City,  New 
York. 

KIRBY,  THOMAS,  rowing.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Mar.  28,  1886.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Ellen 
J.  (Murphy)  Kirby.  Ed.:  Georgetown  Prep. 
Sch. ;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  cr.ew  team. 
Associate  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Ga.  Coach,  West. 
and  Cen.  H.  Schs.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1926,  repre- 
sented D.  C.  at  Nat'l.  Conf.  (N.  Y.)  to  revise 
F.B.  rules, 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publicity  director.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  O.T.C.,  capt.,  U.S.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Chi;  Nat'l.  Press  Club;  Mil.  Order 
of  the  World  War.  Married:  Marguerite  Mc- 
Kinley,  1923.  Children:  Thomas,  age  3.  Office: 
Munsey  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2001  16th 
St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


KIRKSEY,  MORRIS  MARSHALL,  I.C.A.A.- 
A.A.  Olympic  sprinter.  Born:  Waxahachie,  Tex., 
Sept.  13,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  A.  and  Myra 
(Guyer)  Kirksey.  Ed.:  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Stanford,  1922 ;  Univ.  of  St.  Louis,  1930. 

Record:  1917,  Far  West  220-yd.  sprint  champ. ; 
All-Amer.  220-yd.  selection.  1918,  won  100-yd. 
Amer.-British  service  medal  (Stamford  Bridge, 
London,  England).  1919,  Jr.  A.A.U.  100-yd. 
champ.  1920,  won  100-220-yd.  sprint  record, 
Stanford-Calif,  meet ;  won  Pac.  Coast  Conf.  100- 
220-yd.  sprint  champ. ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
track  and  cross-country  teams  (ran  last  lap 
Amer.  400-meter  relay  team,  set  world's  record)  ; 
won  200-meter  dash,  Amer.-Sweden-France  invi- 
tational meets,  Paris,  France ;  mem.  Amer. 
rugby  F.B.  squad.  1920-21,  All-Amer.  Coll.  100- 
yd.  selection.  1921,  capt.  Stanford  track  team 
(won  100-200-yd  dashes,  Stanford-Calif,  meet; 
won  100-yd.  dash  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet).  1922, 
won  Far  West  220-yd.  dash  (Sacramento,  Calif.). 
1923,  won  New  Zealand  A.A.U.  100-200-yd.  dash ; 
won  Hawaiian  A.A.U.  100-200-yd.  dashes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Naval  Service: 
Attached  Navy  Base  Hospital  No.  2,  Strath- 
peffer,  Scotland,  and  Brest,  France  (pharma- 
cist mate).  Affiliations:  Circle  S.  Soc. ;  Block  S. 


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Soc. ;  Skull  and  Snakes ;  Quadrangle  Club ; 
Breakers  Club.  Hobby:  Amateur  athletics.  Ad- 
dress: 2120  Hill  Dr.,  Eagle  Rock,  Calif. 


KISTLEK,  GEORGE,  swimming.  Born: 
Penzance,  Cornwall,  England,  Feb.  24,  1864. 
Son  of  Mathias  and  Rosina  (Daliey)  Kistler. 
Ed.:  Blights  Acad. 

Record:  1878-94,  won  60  1st  places,  1,000-yd. 
swim,  England.  1887,  won  world's  mi.  swim- 
ming champ.  1897-28,  swimming  coach,  Univ.  of 
Pa.  (coached  E.  Carroll  Schaefer,  former  Amer. 
champ. ;  Duke  Kahanamer,  famous  Hawaiian 
swimmer;  Edward  H.  Ten  Eych,  famous  oars- 
man and  swimmer,  won  diamond  sculls,  Eng- 
land, 1899).  1901,  swam  from  Phila.  to  Red 
Bank,  N.  J.,  return,  3  hrs.  57  min. ;  swam  37% 
mi.,  Dela.  River.,  11  hrs.  8  min.  1917-18,  coached 
Havana  (Cuba)  Yacht  Club  swimming  team. 
Official  timer,  Middle  Atlantic  A.A.U. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  instr.  Affilia- 
tions: Nat'l.  Swimming  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Pro. 
Teachers'  Asso. ;  Coll.  Swimming  Coaches  of 
Amer.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Susan  R. 
Rowe,  June,  1894.  Children:  Dorothy  May; 
George  H.,  age  30.  Office:  Univ.  of  Pa.  Gym., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  1113  S.  Divinity  PL,  Phila., 
Pa. 


KISTLER,  SAMUEL  G,  football,  basketball. 
Born:  Greensburg,  Pa.,  Oct.  11,  1906.  Son  of 
C.  W.  and  Maude  (Karnes)  Kistler.  Ed.:  Jean- 
nette  H.  Sch. ;  Salem  Acad.;   Salem  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  4  yrs.  Jeanette  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Salem  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (All- West.  Pa.  halfback,  1924- 
25;  All-W.P.I.A.L.  Bskt.B.  center  and  capt., 
1925).  1923,  mem.  Salem  Coll.  B.B.  and  track 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  "S."  Ad- 
dress: Salem  Coll.,  Salem,  W.  Va. 


KITCHEL,  WILLIAM  LLOYD,  track.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Nov.  30,  1869.  Son  of  Cor- 
n'elius  L.  and  Alice  (Lloyd)  Kitchel.  Ed.:  Yale, 
A.B.,  1892;  B.L.,  1895. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (won 
third  place  in  running  high  jump  I.C.  games, 
estabd.  record  of  5  ft.  10  in.,  which  stood  un- 
til 1895). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Cadwalader,  Wick- 
ersham  and  Taft.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon; 
Skull  and  Bones;  Univ.  Club;  City  Midday 
Club;  Down  Town  Asso.;  St.  Andrew's  G.C. ; 
Sleepy  Hollow  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Grace  Wheeler,  Apr.  16,  1896.  Children:  Lloyd, 
age  29;  Saxton  W.,  age  26;  Alice  L.,  age  22; 
Denison,  age  19.  Office:  40  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  33  Valley  Road,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 


KIVIAT,  ABEL  R„  holder  world  1500-metre 
record.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  June  23,  1892. 
Son  of  Morris  and  Zelda  (Zaboldowsky)  Kiviat, 
Ed.:  Curtis  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1909-15,  mem.  Irish- Amer.  A.C.  track 
team.  1911-12  and  14,  won  Natl,  outdoor  mi. 
champ.  1912,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track  team 
(estab.  world  record,  1500  metres,  time,  3:55 
4/5).  1913,  won  Natl.  Indoor  Sr.  600  and  1000 
yd.  champ. ;  won  Mil.  Indoor  y2  mi.  (time 
1:56)  and  %  mi.  (time  52  sees.)  champ.;  mem. 
Natl,  cross  country  champ,  team.  1915-28, 
A.A.U.  official.  1923-24,  won  Metro.  3/4  mi.  and 
1000  yd.  champ.  1924-25,  coach,  Wagner  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supvr.  Boys  N.  Y.  Stock 
Exch.  War  Record:  Served  in  59th  Coast  Arty. 
Corps,  A.E.F.,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Wilco 
A.A. ;  A.L. ;  Elks;  V.F.W.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  11  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  11 
Lincoln  PI.,  West  New  Brighton,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


KiZER,  NOBLE  EARL,  basketball,  football 
and  track.  Bom:  Plymouth,  Ind.,  Mar.  11, 1901. 
Son  of  E.  A.  and  Pauline  (Wissert)  Kizer.  Ed.: 
Plymouth  H.  Sch.;  B.C.S.,  Notre  Dame  Univ., 
1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Plymouth  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  for  four  yrs.  1922-23-24,  mem. 
Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B.  team  (mem.  Natl, 
champ,  team,  1924;  All-East,  guard,  1924). 
1923-24-25,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  1925;  All- West.  Bskt.B.  floor  guard, 
1924).  1925-26-27-28,  line  coach  Purdue  Univ. 
(Lafayette,  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Line  coach,  Purdue  Univ. 
Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  Sept.,  1918, 
to  Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Studebaker  Corp. 
(salesman)  ;  Indianapolis  A.C.  Office:  Purdue 
Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home:  255  Chauncey  St., 
Lafayette,   Ind. 


KLEINSCHMIDT,       FLORIAN       ARTHUR, 

football.  Born:  Mankato,  Minn.,  Oct.  4,  1897. 
Son  of  Gust  and  Bertha  (Roemer)  Klein- 
sclimidt.  Ed.:  Mankato  H.  Sch.,  1916;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1920;  M.S.,  Harvard,  1922; 
Diplome  d'architecture ;  Ecole  des  Beaux-Arts, 
Amercaine-Fontainebleau,    1925. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  and  head  of  architec- 
ture, Texas  Tech.  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S. 
Engrs.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Inst,  of  Archi- 
tects; Tau  Beta  Pi;  Tau  Sigma  Delta;  Alpha 
Rho  Chi;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Married: 
Mary  Nathalie  Smith,  Sept.,  1923.  Children: 
Donald  Beal,  age  3.  Office:  Dept.  of  Architec- 
ture, Texas  Tech.  Coll.,  Lubbock,  Tex.  Home: 
801  Goodrich  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


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KLINE,  WILLIAM  SMITH,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Bom:  Ridgway,  Pa.,  Sept.  1, 
1901.  Son  of  Cbarles  A.  and  Margaret  (Smith) 
Kline.  Ed.:  Mercersburg  Acad.;  Kiski  Sch. ; 
Roxbury  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1920).  1921,  mem.  Kiski  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-22,  mem.  Roxbury  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922-23,  mem.  Roxbury 
Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1923). 
1923,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B 
teams  (capt.  F.B.).  1924-25-26,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
B.B.  team  (1925,  won  cup  in  B.B.  for  most  runs 
batted  in). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pure  Oil  Co.,  Seminole, 
Okla.  War  Record:  Enlisted  Engr.  Corps,  Sept. 
19,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged,  Sgt.  1st 
Class,  Co.  C,  56th  U.S.  Engrs.,  June  12,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Cloister  Club  (Yale);  Au- 
relian  Honor  Soc.  (Yale).  Address:  Eriton  Sta- 
tion, DuBois,  Pa. 

KLUCKHOHN,  FRED  R,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Reddick,  111.,  Nov.  21, 
1891.  Son  of  Henry  G.  and  Linnie  (Hauswirth) 
Kluckhohn.  Ed.:  North  Cen.  Acad.,  1913;  B.S., 
North  Cen.  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  North  Cen.  Acad.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1913-17,  mem.  North  Cen.  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1913-16;  Bskt. 
B.  team  won  A.A.F.  unlimited  tournament,  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  1914;  capt.  B.B.,  1913-17).  Mem.  North 
Cen.  Coll.  track  team  two  yrs.  1817-20,  coach, 
North  Cen.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retail  coal  merchant.  Af- 
filiations: Naperville  Marathon  Oil  Co.  (mgr.)  ; 
Mason;  Shriner;  Comnr.  Public  Health  and 
Safety  (Naperville,  111.)  ;  Medinah  C.C. ;  Naper- 
ville C.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Agnes 
Betty  Keller,  June  9,  1917.  Children:  James 
Allen,  age  9 ;  Richard  Keller,  age  8 ;  Betty  Ann, 
age  4.  Office:  319  N.  Wash.  St.,  Naperville,  111. 
Home:  510  N.  Main  St.,  Naperville,  111. 

KLLMPP,  DR.  THEODORE  GEORGE,  track. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  May  15,  1903.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Marie  (Hayo)  Klumpp.  Ed.:  Tou- 
send  Harris  Hall  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1924 ; 
M.D.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  1928. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Townsend  Harris  Hall 
H.  Sch.  track  team  (capt.,  1919-20).  1920,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  wrestling  team.  1922-24, 
mem.  Princeton  track  team,  1923,  won  Princeton 
doubles  H.B.  tournament.  1923-24,  runner-up, 
Princeton  H.B.  tournament.  1924-25,  ath.  dir., 
Jr.  Sports  Club.  1928,  won  Harvard  Med.  Sch. 
H.B.  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Arbor  Inn  Club.  Hobby: 
Literature  and  water  sports.    Married:  Virginia 


Allen.  Address:  387  Harvard  St.,  Cambridge, 
Mass. 

KLUSSENDORF,    RAYMOND    CLARENCE, 

rowing.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  June  6,  1898. 
Son  of  William  J.  and  Fredericka  (Shocknecht) 
Klussendorf.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1923;  Cor- 
nell Univ. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C.,  Univ.  Wis.  Affiliations :  "W"  Club ;  Alpha 
Zeta ;  Farm  House.  Married:  Esther  Anderson, 
June  6,  1925.  Child:  John  Raymond  (infant). 
Office:  501  Dryden  Rd.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.  Home: 
1462  Second  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

KNIGHT,  DOUGLAS  S.,  baseball.  Born: 
Bayfield,  Wis.,  June  19,  1887.  Son  of  William 
and  Jessie  (Williamson)  Knight.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1909. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1909).  1909,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis.  team 
which  toured  Japan  as  guests  of  Univ.  of  Keio ; 
mem.  Oshkosh  (Wis.)  B.B.  team,  Wis.-Ill. 
League.  1911,  mgr.  and  promoter  tour  of  Univ. 
of  Keio  Japanese  B.B.  team  of  Tokyo,  Japan, 
which  toured  U.  S.  in  a  series  of  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Bayfield  Can- 
ning Co.  Mil.  Service:  Sergt.  Co.  D,  Wis.  State 
Militia,  H.G.  Affiliations:  Masons.  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  hunting.  Married:  Marjorie  Find- 
eisen,  Feb.  14,  1912.  Children:  Eleanor  May, 
age  15;  William  Douglas,  age  11.  Address: 
Bayfield,  Wis. 


KNIGHT,  HARRY  T„  JR.,  canoeist.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  July  12,  1888.  Son  of  Harry  T. 
and  Marguerite  (Smith)  Knight.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Md.,  1900. 

Record:  1914-28,  mem.  Wash.  Canoe  Club 
team.  1916,  won  Amer.  Asso.  canoe  doubles 
champ  (Sugar  Is.,  Can.).  1919,  won  Amer. 
Asso.  canoe  fours  and  doubles  champ. ;  second 
place  Amer.  Asso.  canoe  singles.  1924,  won 
double-blade,  fours  and  doubles,  Olympic  games 
(Paris,  France).  1927,  won  quad,  single-blade 
(Toronto,  Can.)  ;  won  one-man  double-blade, 
Red  Dragon  Trophy  race. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clerk,  Wash.  Gas  and  Light 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Marine  Corps, 
1917;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. 
Hobby:  Canoeing.  Married:  Helen  Towers,  Oc- 
tober 15,  1920.  Office:  413  10th  St.  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2308  Ashmead  Place  N.  W.. 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

KNIGHT,  KARL  M.,  canoeing,  swimming  and 
track.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  21,  1896.  Son 
of  Harry  T.  and  Marguerite  (Smith)  Knight. 
Ed.:  George  Wash.  Univ.,  1919. 


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Record,:  1915-25,  ran  No.  4  on  Wash.  Canoe 
Club  relay  team.  1915-28,  mem.  Wash.  Canoe 
Club  swimming  team  (second  place  80-yd.  back 
stroke  S.  Atlantic  champ,  meet,  1916).  1919, 
won  single  and  four  blade  canoeing  champ. 
1919-20,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ.  track  team. 
1920,  ran  No.  4  in  Penn  relays  (won  champ.)  ; 
won  Canadian  canoeing  champ.  1924,  mem. 
Olympic  canoeing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chart  engraver,  U.  S.  Coast 
and  Geodetic  Survey.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
U.S.C.A..  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.;  discharged  Feb. 
1919.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A.;  "Wash.  Canoe  Club. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Anne  Ricker,  Nov. 
10,  1925.  Office:  205  N.  J.  Ave.  S.  E.,  Wash., 
D.  C.     Home:  Clarendon,  Va. 

KNIGHT,  WILLIAM  D.,  Western  Conf.  foot- 
ball official,  1912.  Born:  Rockford,  111.,  Nov. 
IS,  1886.  Son  of  Bradford  A.  and  Kate  (Oakes) 
Knight.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1908;  LL.B., 
Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1911. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Dartmouth  F.B.  team. 
1912,  West.  Conf.  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  State's  Attorney, 
Winnebago  Co.,  111.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  as 
pvt.  331st  F.A.,  1917 ;  discharged  1st  lieut,  F.A., 
1919.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Rockford)  ;  Rockford  C.C. 
Married:  Lela  Clark,  Dec.  1,  1923.  Children: 
William  D.,  Jr.,  age  3 ;  Mary  Katharine,  age  2. 
Office:  Forest  City  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Rockford, 
111.    Home:  2015  Clinton  St.,  Rockford,  111. 

KNIPP,  JOHN  CHRISTIAN,  lacrosse.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Dec.  7,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  J. 
and  Mary  (Chandler)  Knipp.  Ed.:  Balto.  City 
Coll.,  1912;  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1917. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Balto.  City  Coll.  la- 
crosse team.  1913-17,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  la- 
crosse team  (champs.,  '13-'15 ;  capt.,  '17).  1919, 
capt.  Mt.  Wash.  Club  lacrosse  team.  1920-21, 
coach  Johns  Hopkins  varsity  lacrosse  team. 
1924,  mem.  Mt.  Wash.  Club  lacrosse  team.  1928, 
coach  Mt.  Wash.  C.  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  John  C.  Knipp  & 
Sons,  furniture.  Mil.  Service:  Cadet,  Army  Air 
Service.  Affiliations:  Civicton  C. ;  Phi  Gamma 
Delta;  Omicron  Delta  Kappa.  Married:  Marian 
Guthrie,  Apr.  6,  1918.  Children:  Jean  Chandler, 
age  8 ;  John  C,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  343  N.  Charles 
St.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  2707  Allendale  Rd., 
Balto.,  Md. 


team  (capt.  baseball,  1916).  1918-19,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  varsity  B.B.  (capt.  team,  1919)  ;  Big 
Ten  champs;  mem.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1920,  St. 
Louis  Cardinals,  National  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pediatrician.  Mil.  Service: 
Med.  Res.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nii;  Pi 
Upsilon  Rho.;  South  Bend  C.C;  Univ.  C.  (South 
Bend,  Ind.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Florence 
Blough,  1924.  Children:  Katha  Blough,  age  2; 
Kenneth  Blough,  infant.  Office:  230  Sherland 
Bldg.,  South  Bend,  Ind.  Home:  1607  E.  Wayne 
St.,  South  Bend,  Ind. 

KNOTT,  ARTHUR  WILLIAM,  lightweight 
wrestling  Big  Ten  champ.,  1914.  Born:  Eau 
Claire,  Wis.,  Oct.  21,  1890.  Son  of  Melvin  H. 
and  Carrie  L.  (Langdell)  Knott.  Ed.:  U.S. 
Naval  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1917. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  wrestling 
team.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  wrestling  team; 
135-lb.  champ,  of  the  Big  Ten  meet,  Chicago,  111. 
3916-17,  coach  Univ.  Wis.  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Co.  Agr.  Agt.  Mil.  Service: 
Joined  U.S.A.,  1917;  discharged  acting  co. 
comdr.,  H  Co.,  82nd  Inf.  Regt,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Prize-winning 
dairy  cattle.  Married:  Lillian  Marie  Larson. 
Children:  Arthur  William,  Jr.,  age  8;  Jean 
Marie,  age  7.  Office:  City  Hall,  Independence, 
Kan.    Home:  224  S.  16th  St.,  Independence,  Kan. 

KNOWLES,  CARROLL  WILSON,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Grand  Junction,  Colo.,  Sept. 
19,  1894.  Son  of  Charles  Carroll  and  Ida  (Tilley) 
Knowles.  Ed.:  Worcester  .  Acad.  (Worcester, 
Mass.),  1911;  Brown  Univ.  (Providence,  R.  I.), 
1912 ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1915. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Worcester  Acad,  track 
team  (participated  in  Boston  A.A.  indoor  handi- 
cap, 1911,  and  Boston  A.A.  Indoor  Prep  Sch. 
meet.,  1910-11).  1911,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team).  Mem.  Yale 
freshman  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B. 
and  boxing  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  War 
Record:  1st  Lt,  Engr.  Corps,  116th  Rgt,  42nd 
Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Pacific  Coast 
F.B.  Asso.;  Colony  Club;  Brazilius  Soc;  Alpha 
Delta  Phi ;  Cup,  Kopper  Kettle  Klub ;  Univ. 
Club  (San  Francisco)  ;  Yale  Club.  Married: 
Frances  Wash  Goode,  Nov.  16,  1925.  Address: 
920  Green  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


KNODE,  KENNETH  THOMSON,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  baseball  team,  1919.  Born:  Westmin- 
ster, Md.,  Nov.  8, 1895.  Son  of  John  T.  and  Mar- 
garet (Thomson)  Knode.  Ed.:  Hagerstown  H. 
Sch.;  Hagerstown,  Md. ;  B.S.,  Md.  State  Coll.; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Md.  State  Coll.  track 
and  B.B.  teams.     1914-15-16,  mem.  F.B.  varsity 


KNOWLES,  ELLIS,  intercollegiate  golf  cham- 
pion, 1907.  Bom:  Pensacola,  Fla.,  Oct.  31, 
1886.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Mary  (Ellis) 
Knowles.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1908. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Yale  golf  team  (mgr., 
1907-08 ;  won  Yale  champ.,  1905 ;  runner-up, 
I.C.  champ.,  1905;  won  I.C.  champ.,  1907). 
1906,    semi-finalist    in    Natl,    amateur    champ. 


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1924-27,  won  Apawamis  Club  champ.  1925-27, 
won  Round  Hill  Club  champ.  1928,  mem.  exec, 
com.,   Metropolitan  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Steamship  operator.  Mil. 
Service:  2nd  Lt,  C.A.C.,  Ft.  Monroe,  Va.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  C.  D.  Mallory  &  Co.,  Inc.  (Asst. 
treas.) ;  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Elihii  Club; 
Apawamis  Club  (Rye,  N.  Y.)  ;  Round  Hill  Club 
(Greenwich,  Conn.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Marion  Brattle  Burbank,  Sept.  16,  1911.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Ellis,  age  16;  ""ames  B.,  age  14; 
Ellis,  age  11.  Office:  11  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.     Home:  Cliff  Ave.,  Port  Chester,  N.  Y. 

KNOWLTON,  DANIEL  WALDO,  Ail-Ameri- 
can tackle,  1903.  Born:  Upton,  Mass.,  Apr.  7, 
1881.  Son  of  David  W.  and  Mary  (Frost) 
Knowlton.  Ed.:  Pomfret  Sen. ;  Harvard,  A.B., 
1903;  LL.B.,  1907. 

Record :  1895-99,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  hockey  teams  (capt,  1898).  1899,  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1902-05,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1905).  1903, 
chosen  by  Casper  Whitney  and  Walter  Camp  on 
AU-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  First 
lieut.  Batty.  C,  148th  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Clubs: 
Harvard  (Wash,  and  N.  Y.)  ;  Chevy  Chase; 
Metropolitan.  Married:  Josephine  Gibson,  Oct. 
12,  1920.  Children:  Daniel  Gibson,  age  5; 
Josephine  Elizabeth,  age  3.  Office:  Int.  Com- 
merce Comn.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1829  Phelps 
Place  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

KOCH,  JOHN  W.,  conference  breast  stroke 
champ.,  1921.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Aug.  19, 
1898.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Helena  (Meyer) 
Koch.  Ed.:  W.  Div.  H.  Sch.,  1916;  B.S.,  Univ. 
Wis.,  1921. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  swimming  team. 
1915,  mem.  W.  Div.  H.  Sch.  swimming  team. 
1921,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis.  swimming  team ;  won 
Conf.  breast  stroke,  200-yd.  champ.  1920-21, 
picked  by  Sullivan  on  All-Amer.  swimming  team 
(breast-stroke  event).  1925,  capt.  Milwaukee 
Ath.  Club  swimming  team.  1926,  mem.  Mil- 
waukee Rowing  Club  crew ;  mem.  Coral  Gables 
Ath.  Club  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate  broker.  Mil. 
Service:  Marquette  Univ.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Gamma  Rho ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Delta  Sigma 
Phi ;  Milwaukee  Ath.  Club ;  Milwaukee  Rowing 
Club.  Hobby:  Water  sports.  Office:  380  Broad- 
way, Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  1714  Murray  St., 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 


KOCH,  KENATH  B.,  football.  Born:  Rock- 
well City,  Iowa,  Dec.  24,  1905.  Son  of  Thomas 
and  Matilda  (Milke)  Koch.  Ed.:  Washington 
H.  Sch.  (Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa)  ;  B.A.,  West. 
Union  Coll.    (Le  Mars,  Iowa),  1928. 


Record:  1924-27,  mem.  West.  Union  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (mem.,  1925;  capt.,  1926,  Iowa  Conf. 
team.).  Mem.  West.  Union  Coll.  track  and 
Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Stu- 
dent Asso;  Decamedonian  Lit.  Soc;  "W"  Club. 
Married:  Bernice  Anderson.  Children:  Donald 
K.,  age  1.  Address:  201  First  Ave.  S.  E.,  Le 
Mars,  Iowa. 

KOFFMAN,  CHARLES  K.,  football.  Born: 
Humboldt,  Tenn.,  Apr.  10,  1897.  Son  of  Dr.  J. 
Koffman.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Union  Univ.,  1919;  A.M., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1927. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Trenton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Union  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1919-21,  coach  of  aths.  (Bradford,  Tenn.).  1921- 
25,  dir.  of  aths.  (Morristown,  Tenn.).  Mem. 
Appalachian  Conf.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.,  Kingsport  (Tenn.) 
H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  In  Coast  Arty.,  O.T.C., 
Ft.  Monroe,  Va.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega ; 
Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Masons ;  Rotary  C.  Married: 
Frances  Nelms,  June  16,  1927.  Office:  Box  86, 
Kingsport,  Tenn.     Home:  Humboldt,  Tenn. 


KOLESA,  STEPHEN  ALAN,  football,  base- 
ball, track.  Born:  Dortmund,  Germany,  Dec.  25, 
1896.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Barbara  (Swoboda) 
Kolesa.  Ed. :  Edwardsville  H.  Sch. ;  McKendree 
Acad. ;  McKendree  Coll. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  McKendree  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (mem.  "Little  Nineteen  Conf."  champ.  F.B. 
team,  1924 ;  picked  as  leading  halfback  in  Spald- 
ing's Guide,  1927).  1925-28,  mem.  McKendree 
Coll.  B.B.  and  track  teams  (West,  relay  A.A.U. 
champs. ;  holder  50-yd.  dash  record  in  Little  19 
Conf.  5.5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Jefferson  Barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Apr., 
1917;  disch.  with  rank  of  Sergt.  Apr.,  1919. 
Hobby:  Ath.  coach.  Address:  Box  123,  Edwards- 
ville, 111. 

KONVOLINKA,  CARL  W.,  football.  Born: 
Monaca,  Pa.,  Dec.  26,  1900.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Charles  Konvolinka.  Ed.:  Rochester  H. 
Sch.,  1919 ;  B.S.,  Wash,  and  Jefferson  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-17-18,  mem.  Rochester  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.  champ,  team,  1918).  1920-21- 
22,  mem.  W.  and  J.  F.B.  team  (played  in  East.- 
West.  game  at  Pasadena,  1922).  1923,  coached 
Conemaugh  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.  undefeated  F.B. 
team;  played  a  scoreless  tie  for  Camhin  Co. 
Champ,  with  Windber  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.  1924-25, 
coached  Johnstown  Catholic  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team, 
undefeated,  1924. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  asst.  sec.  and 
treas.,  Pa.  Trust  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau 
Delta,  vice-pres.,  1922;  Druids;  Skull  and  Dag- 


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ger ;  Beta  Sigma  Sigma ;  pres.  Johnstown  Lodge 
of  the  Theosophical  Soe.  of  Amer. ;  Y.M.C.A. 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Hazel  Smith.  Office: 
504  Main  St.,  Johnstown,  Pa.  Home:  127  Os- 
born  St.,  Johnstown,  Pa. 

KOPF,  CARL  HEATH,  track.  Born:  Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.,  Aug.  6,  1902.  Son  of  George  P.  and 
Viola  Blanche  (Heath)  Kopf.  Ed.:  Hutchinson 
H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1925 ;  Boston  Univ. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Hutchinson  H.  Sch. 
cross-country  and  track  teams.  1920,  2nd  pi., 
Nat'l.  Sch.  cross-country  champ.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
1921,  capt.  Princeton  freshman  cross-country 
team.  1922-24,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  cross- 
country team  (capt.,  1924).  1925,  coach  Prince- 
ton cross-country  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Office:  Eliot  Cong.  Church,  Roxbury,  Mass. 
Home:  140  Riverside  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

KOPPLIN,  CHARLES  DONALD,  boxing  and 
wrestling.  Bom:  Watertown,  S.  Dak.,  July  31, 
1901.  Son  of  H.  William  and  Charlotte  Louise 
(Skinner)  Kopplin.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1928. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Regina  F.B.  team 
(champs,  of  West.  Canada).  1921,  won  light- 
weight wrestling  champ,  of  Saskatchewan, 
Canada.  1922,  won  lightweight  wrestling  and 
boxing  champs,  of  Saskatchewan,  Canada.  1923, 
won  Canadian  Nat'l.  boxing  champ,  in  both  mid- 
dleweight and  lightweight  classes  at  Winnipeg, 
Manitoba ;  runner-up  in  Canadian  Nat'l  175-lb. 
boxing  champ. ;  mem.  Regina  Boat  Club  crew 
(rowed  No.  3  in  workboat  fours  in  N.  West.  In- 
ternal. Regatta,  Ft.  William,  Ontario,  set  new 
record  for  this  event)  ;  capt.  Regina  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team  (semi-finalists  in  Provincial 
champ.).  1924,  won  2nd  place  in  174-lb.  and 
191-lb.  classes  in  Canadian  Natl,  wrestling- 
champ.  ;  rowed  No.  3  in  junior  shell  fours  at 
Winnipeg,  N.  West.  Internatl.  Regatta ;  mem. 
Univ  of  Minn,  freshman  F.B.  team ;  won  Univ. 
of  Minn.  175-lb.  boxing  champ.  1925,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1926-27-28,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  wrestling  team  (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi;  A.S.C.E.  School:  1609  Univ.  Ave. 
S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  934  Broder 
St.,  Regina,  Saskatchewan,  Canada. 

KOSSMAN,  WALTER,  pro.  golf.  Born:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  July  16,  1898.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Mary  (Donahoe)  Kossman.  Ed.:  Wilson  H. 
Sch.    (St.  Louis). 

Record:  1922,  won  St.  Louis  amateur  golf 
champ.  1922-28,  pro.  golfer  St.  Clair  C.C.  (Beil- 
ville,  111.).  1923,  runner-up  Mo.  State  amateur 
champ. ;  mem.  St.  Louis  golf  team  (won  Natl, 
amateur   money    tournament).     1924,    tied    for 


first  place  Mo.  Open  Golf  champ.  1926,  partic- 
ipated in  West.  Open  champ.  (Youngstown, 
Ohio).  1927,  participated  in  West.  Open  Olym- 
pic Fields  (Chicago)  ;  participated  in  Natl. 
Open  champ.   (Pittsburgh,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Odd  Fellows;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Leona  Carter.  Children:  Walter,  Jr., 
age  10;  John,  age  8.  Office:  St.  Claire  C.C, 
Belleville,  111.  Home:  2022-A  Wyoming  Ave., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 


KRACHE,  OLIVER  R.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  22,  1898.  Son 
of  Robert  and  Lillian  (Ulrich)  Krache.  Ed.: 
Cleveland  H.   Sch.;   LL.B.,  Wash.   Univ. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921).  1919-21,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1921).  1918, 
hon.  mention  and  mem.  Mo.  Valley  champ  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
Civic  A.A. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  "W"  Club 
(Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Dorothy  Meyer,  Nov.  4,  1926.  Office:  2620  Cher- 
okee St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  1971  Alfred 
Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


KRAEMER,  MANFRED,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
gymnastic  team,  1926.  Bom:  Newark,  N.  J., 
July  27,  1904.  Son  of  Leopold  and  Eleanore 
(Bachman)  Kraemer.  Ed.:  S.  Side  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1925-26,  Middle  Atlantic  A.A.U.  rope- 
climbing  and  flying-rings  champ.  1925-27,  Natl. 
A.A.U.  rope-climb  champ.  1926,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  gym.  team;  won  East.  I.C.  gym.  league 
chnmp.  (rope-climb  record,  20  ft.  4-5  in.).  1927, 
Metropolitan  A.A.U.  rope-climb  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Epsilon ;  Newark  A.C. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Alumni  Club;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  School: 
207  Leidy,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  18 
Nairn  Place,  Newark,  N.  J. 


KRAFT,  JOHN  J.,  rowing.  Born:  N.  Y.  G, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  21,  1861.  Son  of  John  and  Magda- 
lena   (Schuler)  Kraft.    Ed.:  N.  Y.  Coll. 

Record:  1879,  won  Azter  A.C.  1-mile  dash. 
1880,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  track  and  gym  teams. 
1884-1928,  mem.  Nonpareil  Rowing  Club  team 
(rowed  around  Manhattan  Is.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.. 
30  miles). 

Affiliations:  Middle  States  Regatta  Asso. ;  N. 
Y.  Rowing  Asso. ;  Nonpareil  Rowing  Club. 
Hobby:  Rowing.  Address:  530  Decatur  St., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


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KRAUSS,  EUGENE  AUGUSTUS,  track. 
Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  July  16,  1896.  Son  of 
Augustus  L.  and  Louise  (Abel)  Krauss.  Ed.: 
East  H.  Sch.  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1918. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  East.  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1914,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team. 
1915-17,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team.  1918, 
won  five  mi.  run,  Dist.  A.A.U.  meet  (Conn, 
champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate,  pres.  Glenside 
Land  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Chemical  warfare  ser- 
vice ;  Research  Div.  of  Army,  stationed  at  New 
Haven,  Conn. ;  this  unit  developed  the  method  of 
treating  gassed  soldiers  which  was  adopted  by 
the  Army ;  discharged,  Dec.  21,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.,  Lake  Shore  Saw  Mill  and  Lumber 
Co. ;  East  End  Y.M.C.A.  CCleveland,  Ohio,  mem. 
bd.  of  management)  ;  Amer.  Business  Club 
(pres.  Cleveland  branch)  ;  Adult  Ed.  Asso.  of 
Cleveland.  Hobby:  Music.  Married:  Ernestine 
M.  Zwettler,  Oct.  19,  1927.  Office:  1308  S wetland 
Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  6703  Superior 
Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

KRAUSS,  HARRY  F.,  district  bowling  cham- 
pion, 1922.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  24,  1883.  Son 
of  Herman  and  Lydia  (Chancellor)  Krauss.  Ed.: 
Wash,  public  sch. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  bowling  team. 
1904,  won  world's  2-man  bowling  champ.,  Amer. 
Bowling  Congress  meet,  with  Charles  Spiess. 
1905-09,  mem.  champ,  team,  Inter-City  matches. 
1908,  won  Natl,  singles  champ.,  Atlantic  City 
meet ;  runner-up,  all-events  tournament.  1915, 
won  Natl.  2-man  bowling  champ.,  Atlantic  Coast 
Bowling  Asso.  meet,  with  Charles  Lemmon ;  run- 
ner-up all-events  tournament.  1922,  mem.  D.  C. 
League  bowling  team  (won  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prop,  billiard  hall.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Bannockburn  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  817  14th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
3326  P  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

KREGER,   HENRY  LUDWIG   FLOOD,   cox 

swain,  Harvard  crew.  Born:  Benton,  Me.,  Aug. 
2,  1892.  Son  of  William  Robert  and  Jennie 
(Flood)  Kreger.  Ed.:  Coburn  Classical  Insti. ; 
Phillips'  Exeter  Acad.;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1916; 
LL.B.,  1920. 

Record:  1913,  Coxswain,  Harvard  Freshmen 
crew.  1914,  coxswain,  Harvard  Henley  crew ; 
won  Junior  and  Senior  eights  (Philadelphia)  ; 
won  Grand  Challenge  Cup,  Royal  Regatta 
(Henley,  Eng.).  1915-16,  coxswain,  Harvard 
varsity  crew  (making  present  record  for  Thames 
course,  20  :2). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  U.S.A.  Air  Service;  comn'd.  aviation  pilot, 
June,  1918;  discharged,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Tennis    and    Racquet    C. ;    Harvard    C. ;    Union 


Boat  C.  (Boston)  ;  Harvard  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Varsity 
C.  Hobby:  Tennis,  squash  racquets,  photog- 
raphy. Married:  Mary  Stoddard,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Charles  Stoddard,  age  4 ;  Paulina  Chad- 
wilk.  Office:  1S57  Union  Trust  Bldg.,  Cleveland, 
O.   Home:  2283  Chatfleld  Dr.,  Cleveland  Hts..  O. 


KREJCI,  JOE  ALBERT,  capt.  Pa.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Platts- 
mouth,  Nebr.,  Mar.  16,  1906.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Sevevin  Krejci.  Ed.:  Peru  State  Teachers' 
Coll. 

Record:  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  Plattsmouth  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (F.B.  capt., 
1923;  Bskt.B.  capt.,  1924).  1924,  received  posi- 
tion on  2nd  All-State  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Peru 
State  Teachers'  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
Bskt.B.  team  holds  world's  record  of  54  con- 
secutive victories  (Nebr.  State  Conf.  champs., 
1926)  ;  chosen  All-State  center. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  A.A. 
U.    Address:  Box  37,  Peru,  Nebr. 


KRIEGER,  ELMER  CARL,  track.  Born: 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Oct.  30,  1900.  Son  of  August 
and  Olga  (Zeitz)  Krieger.  Ed.:  Milwaukee  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
gym.  team.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  var- 
sity track  team  (won  2nd  place  in  pole  vault, 
111.  relays  and  West.  Conf.  meet,  1925 ;  pole 
vault  record  in  Wis.-Minn.  dual  meet,  12  ft.  8  in., 
1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  City  playground  designer, 
Milwaukee,  Wis.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Inst,  of 
Park  Exec. ;  111.  A.C.  Hobby:  City  planning. 
Office:  City  Hall,  Land  Comn.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  846  Hubbard  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


KROGH,  ARE,  AU-Conf.  Water  Polo  guard 
of  West.  Conf.  Born:  Oslo,  Norway,  Feb.  5, 
1903.  Son  of  Einar  and  Hilda  (Wang)  Krogh. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1928. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Hyde  Park  H.  Sch. 
(Chicago)  F.B.  team  (chosen  111.  All-State 
tackle).  1919,  mem.  Natl.  Intersch.  champ, 
swimming  team.  1923-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago swim,  and  water  polo  teams.  1926-27, 
chosen  All-Conf.  guard  (2nd  team).  1928, 
chosen  All-Conf.  guard  (1st  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Building  Contracting,  Erics- 
son Co.,  Contractors.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma. 
Hobby:  Bridge.  Address:  1409  E.  67th  Place, 
Chicago,  111. 


KROGH,  EGIL,  Natl,  two-mile  steeplechase 
champ.,  1925.  Bom:  Oslo,  Norway,  Mar.  23, 
1901.  Son  of  Einar  and  Hilda  (Wang)  Krogh. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1923. 


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Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team.  1919-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team  (capt.,  1923).  1923,  West.  Conf.  mile 
champ.;  mem.  I.A.C.  4-mile  relay  team  (broke 
world's  record  by  23  seconds.  Still  stands  as 
official  world's  record).  1924-27,  2-mile  Central 
A.A.U.  Steeplechase  champ,  (also  held  Central 
A.A.U.  record  for  this  event,  10:15).  1925,  won 
Natl.  2-mile  Steeplechase    (indoor)    champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchandising,  Marshall 
Field  &  Co.,  buyer.  Affiliations:  111.  A.C.  (life 
mem.);  Interfrat  Club;  LaSalle  Fly.  Club; 
Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf  and  bowling.  Ad- 
dress: 1409  E.  67th  Place,  Chicago,  111. 

KROGH,  KAARE,  West.  Conf.  wrestling 
champ.  (175  lbs.).  Born:  Oslo,  Norway,  Sept. 
20,  1904.  Son  of  Einar  and  Hilda  (Wang) 
Krogh.     Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1929. 

Record:  1922  N.  W.  Univ.  Inter  Sch.  shot-put 
champ.  1923,  City  of  Chicago  Intersch.  one- 
mile  champ.  1924-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
F.B.  team.  1925-27,  West.  Conf.  175-lb.  wrest- 
ling champ.  1927,  175-lb.  Central  A.A.U.  wrest- 
ling champ,  (qualifying  for  final  Olympic  team 
try-outs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf  and  bowling.  Address: 
1409  E.  67th  Place,  Chicago,  111. 

KRUCOFF,  FRANCES  ROSLYN,  District 
tennis  champion,  1925-27.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C, 
Jan.  28,  1905.  Son  of  Samuel  and  Anna  (Mulitz) 
Krucoff.  Ed.:  Business  H.  Sch.,  1919. 

Record:  1924-26,  runner-up  D.  C.  singles  ten- 
nis champ.  1925,  runner-up  West.  Md.  singles 
tennis  champ.  1925-26,  won  West.  Md.  singles 
tennis  champ.  1925-27,  won  D.  C.  tennis  champ. 
1926,  runner-up  tennis  singles,  Atlantic  Coast 
tournament.  1927,  won  D.  C.  tennis  league 
singles  tennis  champ. ;  3rd  pi.,  Middle  Atlantic 
tournament. 

Affiliations:  D.  C.  Tennis  League.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Address:  2717  Woodley  PL  N.W.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 


Normal  Conf.).  1926,  chosen  All-Conf.  tackle. 
1927,  capt.  Wis.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  "L"  Honor 
C.  at  Coll.;  Phy.  Ed.;  Men's.  Hobby:  Coach- 
ing. Married:  Mary  Margaret  Delaney,  Dec. 
11,  1926.    Home:  432  Elm  St.,  Neenah,  Wis. 

KULLMANN,  CARL  FRED,  football,  baseball 
and  track.  Born:  Towanda,  Kans.,  July  12, 
1904.  Son  of  J.  C.  and  Emma  (Pesold)  Kull- 
mann.  Ed.:  Wichita  H.  Sch.,  1922;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Kans.,  1928. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Wichita  H.  Sch.  F.B.,. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1920-28,  played 
semi-pro.  B.B.  (Wichita).  1925-27,  mem.  Kans. 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (chosen  All- Valley 
guard,  1926;  hon.  men.  All- Valley  center,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Kullmann-Jones  Tire 
Co.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Pi  Upsilon;  B.P. 
O.E. ;  "K"  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  334 
So.  Laurence  St.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  616 
N.  Laurence  St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 

KURRUS,  ALBERT  BENHARDT,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  E.  St.  Louis,  111.,  Jan.  3, 
1901.  Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Eline  (Beherndsen) 
Kurrus.  Ed.:  E.  St.  Louis  H.  S.,  1917;  B.S., 
Wash.  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  E.  St.  Louis  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  E.  St.  Louis  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  Official  Bskt.B.,  swim.,  track,  F.B. 
and  B.B.,  Wash.  Univ.  Official,  Miss.  Valley  H. 
S.  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Sales  Real  Estate 
Mortgage  &  Trust  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted, 
Jan.,  1918,  U.S.N. ;  discharged,  Mar.,  1919.  Af- 
filiations: Mo.  A.A. ;  "W"  C.  (pres.,  '19-'21)  ; 
Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Artus ; 
Alpha  Kappa  Xi;  Civic  A.A.;  Mortgage  Banker 
Asso. ;  pres.  Real  Estate  Mortgage  Co. ;  Bond 
Men's  C. ;  City  C. ;  St.  Louis  Invest.  Bankers' 
Asso.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  100  Pine  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  1464  College  Ave.,  E.  St. 
Louis,  111. 


KUEHL,  CLARENCE  ARTHUR,  capt.  La 
Crosse  Normal  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Nee- 
nah, Wis.,  Sept.  18,  1906.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Lena  (Haase)  Kuehl.  Ed.:  Neenah  H.  Sch.; 
Wis.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (La  Crosse,  Wis.). 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Neenah  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1923).  1922-23-24,  mem.  Neenah 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1923-24).  1923- 
24,  mem.  Neenah  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1924).  1924,  won  Amer.  Legion  Medal,  which 
was  presented  to  best  all-around  ath.  in  H.  Sch. 
1925,  mem.  Wis.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B. 
team ;  chosen  All-Normal  and  All- West.  Inter- 
State  Conf.  tackle.  1925-26-27,  mem.  Wis.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.    Bskt.B.  team   (second  place  in 


KYNASTON,  PERCY  LLOYD,  New  Eng. 
tennis  champ.,  1926.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Apr.  20,  1900.  Son  of  Alfred  F.  and  Elizabeth 
(Leonard)  Kynaston.  Ed.:  Marquand  Sch.  &  St. 
John's  College  Sch.  of  Law  (Brooklyn). 

Record:  1920-27,  won  50  open  tennis  tourna- 
ments. 1920  and  '25,  won  Old  Dominion  tennis 
champ.  1921  and  '26,  won  L.I.  tennis  champ. 
1921-27,  tennis  champ.,  West  Side  Tennis  C, 
Forest  Hills,  L.  I.  1925,  placed  No.  16,  Natl, 
tennis  ranking.  1926,  N.  Y.  State  I.C.  tennis 
champ.;  placed  No.  13,  Nat'l.  tennis  ranking; 
capt.,  mgr.  and  coach,  St.  John's  Coll.  (Brook- 
lyn) tennis  team.  1927,  won  Maine  State  singles 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  Broker.  Affilia- 
tions: West  Side  Tennis  C. ;  J.  Sanford  Saltus 
Fencing  C. ;  Amateur  Fencers  League  of  Amer. ; 
Rep.  C. ;  Bklyn.  Inst,  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 
Hobby:  Literature.  Office:  110  William  St., 
N.  Y.  C.  Home:  95  Shellbank  PL,  Rockville 
Centre,  N.  Y. 

KYPEK,  GUY  D.,  football,  basketball,  track. 
Bom:  Swanton,  Ohio,  Sept.  13,  1887.  Son  of 
Wm.  and  Ella  (Deck)  Kyper.  Ed.:  Angola 
(Ind.)  H.  Sch.;  Ind.  Univ.;  B.Sc,  Tri  State 
Coll.,  1910;  Univ.  Wis. 

Record,:  1904-05,  mem.  Angola  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams ;  won  Tri-State  Coll.  local  ten- 
nis tournament.    1908,  coach,  Pleasant  Lake  H. 


Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909,  coach,  Pleasant  Lake  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  fresh- 
man Bskt.B.  team.  1910-11,  coach,  Enderlin  (N. 
Dak.)  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  team.  1911-13,  coach 
Washburn  (Wis.)  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914- 
16,  coach,  So.  Milwaukee  (Wis.)  Bskt.B.  team. 
1918-28,  coach,  Bay  View  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1919-28,  Playground  Supervisor  of  Aths., 
Milwaukee  Pub.  Playgrounds.  Mem.  Wis.  Fed. 
of  Ath.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sci.  Dir.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons' Eagles.  Hobby:  Amateur  photographing, 
radio  building  and  golf.  Married:  Irma  Weber. 
Children:  Cynthia  May,  age  12;  Carol  Jean,  age 
10.  Office:  Lenox  and  Russel,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  943  Superior  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


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LABADIE,  GEORGE  VANCE,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  baseball  team,  1916.  Born:  Caney,  Kans., 
Sept.  18,  1892.  Son  of  Frank  and  Samantha 
(Miller)  Labadie.    Ed.:  Univ.  Mich.,  1916. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (capt,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Dir., 
Citizens  Natl.  Bank  (Pawhuska,  Okla.)  ;  treas., 
Citizens  Trust  Co.  (Pawhuska)  ;  dir.,  Peters 
Petroleum  Corp.  (Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  Masons;  Scot- 
tish Rite  (32°)  ;  Shrine;  Elks.  Hobby:  Raising 
Hereford  cattle.  Married:  Bessie  Bruce,  May 
22,  1918.  Children:  George  Vance,  Jr.,  age  9 ; 
Cora  Jean,  age  7;  James  Fuller,  age  2.  Office: 
1st  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Pawhuska,  Okla.  Home: 
223  E.  14th  St.,  Pawhuska,  Okla. 


LABARBA,  FIDEL,  Olympic  flyweight  champ. 
Born:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  29,  1905. 
Son  of  Domnick  and  Pauline  LaBarba.  Ed.: 
Lincoln  H.  Sch. ;   Stanford. 

Record:  1922,  won  South.  Calif,  flyweight 
amateur  champ.  1923,  won  Pacific  Coast  fly- 
weight amateur  champ.  1924,  won  Natl,  fly- 
weight amateur  champ ;  won  World  Olympic 
amateur  champ.  1925,  won  Pacific  Coast  ban- 
tam weight  pro.  champ. ;  won  world  flyweight 
pro.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  K.C. 
Clubs:  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Pacific  Coast  (Long 
Beach);  Sea  Breeze  Beach;  Mutual;  Break- 
fast. Hobby:  Horseback  riding.  Office:  W.  29th 
Place,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  Box  1823, 
Stanford  Univ.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 

LA  FRANCE,  HENRY  ARMAND,  Central 
Board  of  Football  Officials.  Born:  Hudson, 
Mass.,  Sept.  22,  1896.  Son  of  Antoine  J.  and 
Mary  (Jandron)  LaFrance.  Ed.:  Hudson  H.  S. ; 
Norwich  Univ.,  B.S.,  1918. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Hudson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team ;  1911-13,  mem.  Hudson  H.  Sch.  hockey 
team ;  1914,  mem.  Hudson  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1914-15,  mem.  Norwich  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1916-17,  capt.  and  mgr.  Inde- 
pendent Hockey  team.  1918,  mem.  Wagon  Co. 
No.  5,  23rd  Engrs.,  A.E.F.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engineer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Medical  Detachment,  23rd  Engineers, 
Dec,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  June,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  St.  Jeans, 
France- American  Society  ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Ware 
River  Tunnel  Club ;  Worcester  Co.  Conf .  of 
Coaches  and  Officials.  Married:  Else  Wallstrom, 
Feb.  12,  1920.  Children:  Lucille,  age  7;  Dor- 
othy, age  4 ;  John,  age  2 ;  Donald,  infant.  Office- 
Golden,  Mass.    Home:  Main  St.,  Holden,  Mass. 


LA  MONTAGNE,  RENE,  member  of  Interna- 
tional polo  team,  1914.  Born:  New  York  City, 
New  York,  December  23,  1882.  Son  of  Rene  and 
Lora  (Morgan)  La  Montagne.  Education: 
Brooklyn  Polytechnic  Institute,  1900. 

Record:  1898-1923,  member  of  Rockaway 
Hunting  Club  polo  team.  1903-04,  member  of 
Point  Judith  polo  team.  1910,  member  of  Mead- 
owbrook  polo  team.  1910-14,  member  of  Inter- 
national polo  team  (substitute,  1911-12).  1923, 
member  of  Flamingo  Polo  Club  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Manager  of  Potter  and 
Company.  Clubs:  Links;  Rockaway  Hunting. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Grace  Orgo,  December 
27,  1920.  Office:  54  East  57th  Street,  New  York 
City,  New  York.  Home:  150  East  52nd  Street, 
New  York  City,  New  York. 


LACKEY,  LOUIS  RAYMOND,  baseball.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Mar.  4,  1888.  Son  of  Thomas 
S.  and  Florence  (Cope)  Lackey.  Ed.:  Wash. 
and  Jeff.  Acad.,  1906;  Princeton  Prep.,  1907; 
Litt.B.,  Princeton,  1911;  J.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1914. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Wash,  and  Jeff.  B.B. 
team  (catcher).  1907,  mem.  Princeton  Prep. 
B.B.  team  (catcher).  1908,  mem.  Princeton 
freshman  B.B.  team  (catcher).  1910-11,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  B.B.  teams  (catcher;  I.C. 
champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  title  insurance, 
Security  Title  Ins.  &  Gty.  Co.  (vice-pres.,  dir.). 
Affiliations:  Pasadena  G.C. ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  dir. 
Consolidated  Title  Secur.  Co. ;  Jonathan  Club 
(Los  Angeles).  Hobby:  Guns  and  hunting. 
Married:  Doris  Whitney,  Aug.  27,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: Thomas  W.  (deceased,  1923)  ;  Doris  E., 
age  10 ;  George  R.,  age  7 ;  Martha  June,  age  3 ; 
Margaret,  age  1.  Office:  Security  Title  Ins. 
Bldg.,  530  W.  6th  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
2620  Ganesha  Ave.,  Altadena,  Calif. 


LACQCEMENT,  DELBERT  SLLLINS,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Collinsville,  111.,  July  27,  1905.  Son 
of  Ernest  S.  and  Nellie  (Sullins)  Lacquement. 
Ed.:  McKendree  Coll.   (Lebanon,  111.). 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Collinsville  Township 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  McKendree 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (tied  for  I.I.A.A.  State  champ., 
1924;  picked  as  a  leading  guard  in  Spaulding's 
Rule  Book,  1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  and  student 
preacher.  Affiliations:  Philosophian  Literary 
Soc. ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Oxford  Club;  "M"  Club  (Mc- 
Kendree Coll.).  Hobby:  Outdoor  recreation. 
Address:  Collinsville,  111. 


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LAEMMLE,  ARTHUR  H.,  holder  of  Univ.  of 
Minnesota  discus-throw  record  (138  ft.  3  in.), 
1927.  Born:  Ashley,  N.  Dak.,  June  6,  1905.  Son 
of  John  D.  and  Barbara  (Goodyear)  Laemmle. 
Ed.:  Ashley  H.  Sch.  (Ashley,  N.  Dak.)  ;  Univ. 
of  N.  Dak.   (2  yrs.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-25,  Univ.  of  N.  Dak.  heavy- 
weight boxing  champ.  1925,  holder  of  Univ. 
of  N.  Dak.  and  N.  Central  I.C.  Conf.  discus- 
throw  record.  1926,  Univ.  of  Minn,  heavy- 
weight boxing  champ.  1927,  holder  of  Univ. 
of  Minn,  discus-throw  (138  ft.  3  in.).  1927-28, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team    (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Chi  Chapter  of  Pi  Kappa  Alpha.  Home:  1214 
4th  St.  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


ton  Ath.  Exec.  Com. ;  pres.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1921-25, 
vice-chrmn.  Memphis  Chamber  of  Comm.  Ath. 
Com.  1924-25,  Ath.  Advisory  Com.,  Univ.  of 
Tenn.  Med.  Coll.  1925,  Regis.  Comnr.  A.A.U. 
1924-28,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  Com.  1926-28, 
Ath.  Advisory  Com.,  S.  W.  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rep.  Equitable  Life  of  U. 
S.  War  Record:  Enlisted  1916;  O.T.C.,  1917; 
comn'd  1st  Lt.  FA. ;  mem  A.E.F.,  42nd  (Rain- 
bow) Div.,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Olympic 
Com. ;  Ath.  Advisory  Com.,  S.  W.  Univ. ;  Univ. 
C.  (Memphis)  ;  Chicasaw  G.  C. ;  Menesha  Out- 
ing and  Duck  C. ;  Princeton  Quadrangle  C. 
Hobby:  Amateur  Aths.,  hunting,  fishing  and 
tennis.  Office:  630  Bank  of  Commerce  Bldg., 
Memphis,  Tenn.  Home:  534  So.  McLean  Blvd., 
Memphis,  Tenn. 


LAHEY,  GEORGE  F.,  JR.,  originator  of  first 
national  golf  show.  Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J., 
Mar.  6,  1892.  Son  of  George  F.  and  Lillie  (Du- 
gard)  Lahey.  Ed.:  Dickinson  H.  Sch.  (Jersey 
City,  N.  J.)  ;  LL.B.,  N.  J.  Law  Sch.  (Newark, 
N.  J.),  1917. 

Record:  1924,  originator  and  first  pres.  of  the 
first  Natl,  golf  show  (74th  Rgt.  Armory,  34th 
St.  and  Park  Ave.,  N.  T.  C,  May  5th  to  10th). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  Aviation,  June,  1917 ;  trans,  to  Motor 
Transport  Corps  as  instr. ;  discharged  Dec.  23, 
1918,  Lt.,  commanding  M.T.C.  No.  667,  Camp 
Hancock,  Ga.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Essex  Fly- 
ing Club;  Green  Brook  C.C.  (Caldwell,  N.  J.). 
Hobby:  Golf  and  aviation.  Married:  Emma 
Warren,  June  5,  1917.  Children:  George  F.,  3rd, 
age  9 ;  Emma  Doris,  age  7.  Office:  164  Market 
St.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home:  99  Beverly  Rd., 
Montclair,  N.  J. 


LAIRD,  JOSEPH  T.,  3RD,  football.  Born: 
Freehold,  N.  J.,  Jan.  1,  1903.  Son  of  Jos.  T.,  Jr., 
and  Anne  (Robinson)  Laird.  Ed. :  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Penn. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Cornell  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  J.  E.  Laird  & 
Co.  Affiliations:  Equitable  Life  Asso.  Soc.  of 
U.  S. ;  Penn  Varsity  C. ;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Phila. ;  Phi 
Delta  Theta.  Office:  Eatontown,  N.  J.  Home: 
88  Broad  St.,  Freehold,  N.  J. 


LAKE,  DONELSON  MARTIN,  Pres.  I.C.A.A. 
A.A.,  1916.  Born:  Grenada,  Miss.,  June  26,  1893. 
Son  of  Col.  Rich.  P.  and  Stella  McKnight 
(Hoffa)  Lake.  Ed.:  Memphis  Univ.  Prep.  Sch., 
1912 ;  Litt.B.,  Princeton,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Memphis  Prep,  track 
team.  1915,  treas.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1915-16,  mem. 
Princeton  soccer  team.  1916,  mgr.  Princeton 
track  and  cross-country  teams ;  chrmn.  Prince- 


LAKE,  HARRY  G.,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Newark,  Ohio,  Oct.  31,  1892.  Son  of 
James  and  Mary  (Bell)  Lake.  Ed.:  Dennison 
Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Dennison  Univ.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  Pittsburgh  pro.  B. 
B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Newport  News  (Va.) 
League  B.B.  team.  1922-25,  mem.  Internatl. 
League  B.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  Buffalo  (N.  Y.) 
B.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Baltimore  Orioles  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  Reading  (Pa.)  pro.  B.  B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  May,  1918;  discharged 
Nov.,  1918.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Marietta 
Bline,  Aug.,  1915.  Children:  Bobby,  age  7.  Of- 
fice: c/o  Reading  Ball  Club,  Reading,  Pa.  Home: 
Newport  News,  Va. 

LAMB,  ROY,  football,  basketball  and  track. 
Born:  Garrison,  Nebr.,  Aug.  19,  1899.  Son  of 
Louis  E.  and  Lillian  (Smith)  Lamb.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Lombard    Coll. 

Record:  1921-22-23-24,  mem.  Lombard  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams;  All-Conf. 
selection,  All-West,  mention  in  F.B. ;  All-Conf. 
selection  in  Bskt.B.  1924,  All-Conf.  capt.  in 
F.B. ;  honorable  mention  All-Amer.  F.B.  team ; 
All-Conf.  selection  B.B.  and  track  teams; 
chosen  guard  on  second  All-Amer.  Bskt.B.  team 
of  the  Kansas  City  Star  during  Natl.  Bskt.B. 
tournament.  1925,  chosen  on  second  All-Amer. 
pro.  F.B.  team.  Holder  record  for  longest  run 
of  season,  according  to  Walter  Eckersall,  who 
refereed  the  Knox-Lombard  game ;  carried  the 
ball  from  3  yds.  back  of  goal  line  through  en- 
tire field. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  player,  Chicago  Car- 
dinal Club,  Natl.  League.  Naval  Service:  Sea- 
man U.S.N.R.F. ;  instr.  machine  guns,  revolvers, 
pistols  and  rifles;  discharged  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Corinne  Wagner,  Sept.  8,  1920.  Address: 
7116  E.  End  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


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LAMBERT,  HOWARD  THEODORE,  track, 
baseball.  Born:  Hampton,  Iowa,  Dec.  24,  1891. 
Son  of  George  H.  and  Katherine  (Butler)  Lam- 
bert. Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.,  1913;  M.A.  and 
LL.B.,  1916. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  (Minne- 
apolis) B.B.  and  track  teams  (won  Northwest. 
I.C.  shot-put  champ.).  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  track  and  rifle  teams  (won  third  place, 
1911;  second  place,  1912,  and  first  place,  1913, 
in  West.  Conf.  champ,  broad  jump.  Rifle  champ., 
1911-12 ;  holder  of  Minn,  broad  jump  record,  22 
ft.  11%  in.,  1912).  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Sigma  Phi;  Scabbord  and  Blade.  Hobby:  Farm- 
ing. Married:  Adaline  Train,  1915.  Children: 
Beulah  Jane,  age  11 ;  John  Butler,  age  10. 
Address:  Dows,  la. 

LAMBERT,  WARD  LEWIS,  basketball  and 
baseball  coach  Purdue  Univ.  Born:  Deadwood, 
S.  Dak.,  May  28,  1888.  Son  of  Clay  and  Helen 
(Craig)  Lambert.  Ed.:  Crawfordsville  (Ind.) 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Wabash  Coll.,  1911;  Univ.  of 
Minn,    (post-grad,  course). 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Crawfordsville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1907-11,  mem. 
Wabash  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1910-11,  Bskt.B.  coach  Crawfordsville  H.  Sch. 
1911,  Bskt.B.  coach  Wabash  Coll.  1912-16, 
Bskt.B.  coach  Lebanon  H.  Sch.  1916-28,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  coach  Purdue  Univ.  (Bskt.B.  team 
West.  Conf.  champs.,  1921-22-26 ;  runners-up  in 
West.  Conf.  champ.,  1916-19-20-27).  1917-18, 
ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach  Camp  Taylor,  Ky. 
Bskt.B.  instr.  Univ.  of  111.  summer  sch.  for 
coaches.  Conductor  Lambert  Sch.  for  Bskt.B. 
coaches   (Rochester,  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach 
Purdue  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Second  lieut.  F.A. ; 
discharged  Dec.  20,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Tau  Delta ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon ;  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Forty  and  Eight ;  Natl.  Bskt.B.  Coaches' 
Asso.  (chrmn.  Rules  Com.).  Office:  Purdue 
Univ.,  West  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home:  Fowler 
Hotel,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

LAMONT,  ROGERS  S.,  capt.  Princeton  crew, 
1920.  Born:  Catskill,  N.  Y.,  July  16,  1899.  Son 
of  William  S.  and  Laura  D.  (Sullivan)  Lamont. 
Ed.:  Newark  Acad.  (N.  J.)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1921;  LL.B.,  Columbia,  1924. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Princeton  crew  (capt. 
1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Sullivan  &  Crom- 
well. Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.M.C,  1918; 
discharged,  1919.     Office:  49  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

LAMPE,  ERNEST  WILLIAM,  football.  Born: 
Virginia,  Minn.,  Dec.  27,  1896.    Son  of  John  A. 


and  Ida  K.  (Saar)  Lampe.  Ed.:  S.B.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1920;  M.D.,  Rush  Med.  Coll.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1923. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt,  Med.  Co.,  Univ.  Minn.  S.A.T.C.  Affilia- 
tion: Masons.  Hobby:  Fine  arts.  Married: 
Helen  D.  Streeter.  Address:  Midlothian  Blvd., 
Youngstown,  Ohio. 


LANAGAN,  FRED  ROGERS,  track.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Sept.  3,  1884.  Son  of  John 
H.  and  Mary  K.  (O'Brien)  Lanagan.  Ed.:  E. 
Denver  H.S. ;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1908. 

Record:  1900-04,  mem.  E.  Denver  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (State  pole  vault  champ.,  '03- 
'04).  1904-08,  mem.  Stanford  track  team  (mem. 
Olympic  team,  Jamestown  Exposition,  '07;  Pac. 
Coast  pole  vault  champ.  (12'4")  '07;  (capt, '08). 
1909,  Pac.  N.W.  pole  vault  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fire  Ins.,  Mgr.  Daly  Fenl. 
Agency.  Capt.,  F.A.  (1  yr.  3  mos.)  ;  mem.  A.E.F. 
(1  yr.).  Affiliations:  Lakewood  C.C. ;  Univ.  C. 
Married:  Ella  N.  Hill,  Mar.  31,  1911.  Children: 
Patricia,  age  8.  Office:  Capitol  Life  Bldg., 
Denver,  Col.  Home:  570  Williams  St.,  Denver, 
Col. 


LANCESTER,  EARL,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Webster  Groves,  Mo.,  June  23,  1890.  Son 
of  Edward  and  Elizabeth  (Douglas)  Lancester. 

Record:  1913-22,  asst.  pro.  Algonquin  C.C. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1922-27,  pro.,  Woodlawn  C.C. 
(Kirkwood,  Mo.).  1923,  played  in  Tex.  open 
tournament  (San  Antonio,  Tex.)  ;  Corpus 
Christi  open  (Corpus  Christi,  Tex.)  ;  Houston 
open  (Houston,  Tex.)  ;  New  Orleans  open  (New 
Orleans,  La.).  1925-26,  played  in  Hot  Springs 
open  tournament.  1927,  played  in  St.  Louis 
open  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Sept.,  1918,  Embarkation  Hospital, 
Newport  News,  Va.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion; 
Woodlawn  C.C. ;  P.G.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Evelyn  Thornton,  June  21,  1921.  Children: 
Jack,  age  4.  Office:  Woodlawn  C.C,  Kirkwood, 
Mo.     125  Sylvester  Ave.,  Webster  Groves,   Mo. 


LAND,  EMORY  SCOTT,  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
halfback,  1898  to  1901.  Born:  Canyon  City, 
Colo.,  Jan.  9,  1879.  Son  of  Scott  E.  and  Jennie 
(Emory)  Land.  Ed.:  A.B.  and  M.A.,  Univ.  of 
Wyoming,  1898;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1902;  M.S., 
Mas.  Institute  of  Tech.,  1907. 

Record:  Capt.  Univ.  of  Wyoming  F.B.  team, 
1897;  halfback  U.S.N.A.,  1898  to  1901.  Made 
the  only  touchdown  in  the  Army-Navy  game, 
Philadelphia,  1900.    This  game  is  often  referred 


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to  as  the  "crap  game"  because  of  the  score 
which  ended :  Army  7,  Navy  11.  Mem.  Navy 
crew  and  track  teams,  1898-1901.  Has  been  offi- 
ciating at  football  matches  since  1906. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  (C.C.)  U.S.N,  and 
Asst.  Chief  Bureau  of  Aeronautics.  Mem.  Natl. 
Advisory  Comn.  for  Aeronautics.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  Staff  of  Admiral  Simms,  1917-19.  Awarded 
Navy  Cross  for  work  during  World's  War,  and 
C.B.E.  by  British  Empire  for  work  in  war  zone 
during  war,  and  on  Allied  Naval  Armistice 
Comn.  Mem.  Society  of  Naval  Architects  and 
Marine  Engineers ;  British  Institute  of  Naval 
Architects ;  Royal  Aeronautical  Society ;  Natl. 
Aeronautic  Asso.  Clubs:  Engineers  Club  of 
Phila. ;  Army  and  Navy ;  Chevy  Chase  and 
Metropolitan,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Stiles,  Massachusetts,  April  9,  1909.  Office: 
Bureau  of  Aeronautics,  Naval  Dept.,  Wash., 
D.  C.     Home:  1424  16th  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


LANDERS,  SHERMAN  GEORGE,  estab- 
lished Natl,  and  World  records  in  college  track 
events.  Born:  Oregon,  111.,  March  24,  1898. 
Son  of  Ziba  Alphonso  Landers  and  Harriet 
(Spickerman)  Landers.  Ed.:  Oregon,  111.  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Penn. 

Record:  1915,  Junior  Natl,  champ,  pole-vault 
and  hop,  step  and  jump,  Natl.  Senior  relay 
(world's  record  at  time)  ;  1916,  world's  Prep. 
Sch.  pole  vault  record,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Inter- 
scholastic,  Sr.  Natl,  pole  vault  champ.,  Sr.  Natl. 
880-yd.  relay  champ.;  1918,  Natl,  champ.,  440 
and  880  relays,  Natl.  Indoor  Sr.  A.A.U.  300-yd. 
champ  (N.Y.  City).  1919,  Natl,  champ.,  run, 
hop,  step  and  jump  (Phila.),  world's  record  in 
400  and  800  meters  and  440  and  880  yds.  relays 
in  Phila.  Meadowbrook  games.  1920,  Penn. 
relays,  1st  place  in  run,  hop,  step  and  jump, 
American  sprint  medley  relay  champ.,  1st  place 
in  pole  vault,  and  qualified  in  Olympics  in  run, 
hop,  step  and  jump  and  broad  jump;  placed 
6th  in  run,  hop,  step  and  jump. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  agent.  Military 
Service:  Enlisted  in  U.S.A.;  4th  Officers  (Infan- 
try) Training  Sch.  Affiliations:  Aitkin-Kynett 
Co.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Mar- 
ried: Marian  Ludden.  Office:  1420  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Alden  Park  Manor,  Phila., 
Pa. 


LANDIS,  KENESAW  MOUNTAIN,  commis- 
sioner  of  National  Professional  Baseball  Leagues. 
Born:  MiUville,  Ohio,  November  20,  1866.  Son 
of  Abraham  H.  and  Mary  (Kumler)  Landis. 
Education:  Public  Schools  of  Indiana ;  LL.B., 
Union  College  of  Law  (Chicago,  Illinois),  1891. 

Record:  Appointed  commissioner  of  organ- 
ized baseball,  November  12,  1920,  at  a  time  when 
this  great  National  pastime  had  lost  the  confi- 
dence of  the   American  public  because  of  the 


White  Sox  scandal  in  the  World's  Series  be- 
tween the  Cincinnati  Reds  and  Chicago  White 
Sox  when  it  was  proven  that  a  member  of  the 
Chicago  team  had  accepted  bribes  from  notori- 
ous gamblers  to  "throw"  certain  games,  thereby 
allowing  the  gamblers  to  reap  a  rich  harvest. 
Commonly  known  as  the  Czar  of  baseball  and 
since  assuming  office  he  has  helped  professional 
baseball  to  take  its  place  again  as  the  great 
"American  pastime." 

Present  Occuption:  Commissioner  for  Ameri- 
can and  National  Leagues  of  Professional  Base- 
ball and  N  ational  Association  of  Baseball 
Leagues.  Affiliations:  Chicago  Mid-Day  Club ; 
Ohio  Society ;  Indiana  Society.  Married:  Winni- 
fred  Reed,  July  25,  1905.  Children:  Reed;  Su- 
sanne  (Mrs.  Richard  W.  Phillips).  Address: 
122   South  Michigan   Avenue,   Chicago,   Illinois. 

LANDON,  FRANCIS  G.,  capt.  Princeton  foot- 
ball 2  years.  Born:  N.T.C..  N.Y.,  Aug.  20.  1859. 
Son  of  Charles  G.  and  Susan  H.  (Gordon) 
Landon.  Ed.:  Williston  Acad.,  1877;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1881. 

Record:  Williston  Acad,  champ,  club  swinger 
(track)  ;  capt.  Princeton  F.B.  scrubs  (2  yrs.)  ; 
capt.,  class  F.B.  team;  capt.,  Princeton  varsity 
track  team ;  capt.,  gym.  team ;  mem.  class  nine ; 
mem.  N.Y.A.C.  and  7th  Regt.,  participated  in 
track  and  gymnastic  contests  and  exhibits  for 
ten  years;  won  several  minor  tournaments 
(tennis  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  War  Record:  13 
months  Field  Sec.  Amer.  Red  Cross;  13  months. 
Maj.  A.G.D.,  U.S.A.  Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C; 
Masons ;  Odd  Fellows ;  Grangers ;  Univ.  mem. 
of  the  Council ;  N.Y.  Yacht ;  chrmn.,  Natl.  Alumni 
Asso.  Office:  60  Broadway,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home: 
141  East  72d  St.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y. 


LANDON,  RICHMOND  WILCOX,  Olympic 
and  intercollegiate  high  jump  champion.  Bom: 
Salisbury,  Conn.,  Nov.  20.  1898.  Son  of  Howard 
Fitch  and  Juliette  (Wilcox)  Landon.  Ed.: 
Hotchkiss  Prep.  Sch.,  1917 ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Prep.  Sch. 
track  team ;  Conn.  State  high  jump  champ. 
1918,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team.  1919- 
20-21,  mem.  Yale  track  team;  I.C.  high  jump 
champ. ;  All-Amer.  I.C.  high  jumper.  1920, 
All-Amer.  high  jumper ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
track  team ;  Olympic  high  jump  champ.,  Ant- 
werp., Belgium  (record  1  meter  93.6  centi- 
meters). 1920-21-22-24,  Metropolitan  high  jump 
champ,  (indoors).  1920-21,  Yale-Harvard  and 
Yale-Princeton  dual  meet  high  jump  records 
(6  ft.  3  in.).  1921,  Natl,  indoor  high  jump 
champ.;  Oxford-Cambridge  and  Yale-Harvard 
dual  meet  high  jump  record  (6  ft.  3  in.).  1923, 
Natl,  indoor  high  jump  record  in  tie  with  Harold 
Osborne  of  I.A.C.   (6  ft.,  4  in.)  ;  world's  indoor 


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high  jump  record  in  the  tie  with  Leroy  Brown 
of  Dartmouth  Coll.  at  Milrose  games  (height, 
6  ft.  5%  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  salesman,  Mc- 
Call.  Co.  War  Service:  Yale  R.O.T.C,  as  pri- 
vate, 1917 ;  serving  with  it  through  the  camp  at 
Camp  Jackson  (Columbia,  S.C.),  in  Aug.,  1918; 
enlisted  Oct.  2,  1918,  as  private  in  Battery  A, 
F.A.,  S.A.T.C.  at  Yale ;  discharged  Dec.  15,  1918. 
Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C. ;  Zeta  Psi;  Sigma  Delta 
Psi ;  Y  Club.  Married:  Alice  Lord,  June  24,  1922. 
Children:  Alice  Warner,  age  4;  Richmond  Wil- 
cox, Jr.,  infant.  Office:  236  West  37th  St., 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  19  Devon  St.,  Lynbrook, 
L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

LANG,  EDWARD  FREDERIC,  football  and 
lacrosse.  Bom:  Rutledge,  Pa.,  Dec.  16,  1904. 
Son  of  William  and  Anna  (Berlinger)  Lang. 
Ed.:  Swarthmore  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Swarthmore 
Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Swarthmore  H.  Sch. 
varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.  '23).  1922-23,  mem. 
Swarthmore  H.  Sch.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924-27, 
mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  varsity  lacrosse  team 
(capt.  '27).  1926-27,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  supvr.  track,  Penn.  R. 
R.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Swarthmore 
Coll.  A. A.;  Altoona  Cricket  Club.  Office:  Supvrs. 
office,  Penn.  R.R.,  Hollidaysburg,  Pa.  Home: 
Penn  and  Walnut  Sts.,  Hollidaysburg,  Pa. 

LANE,  CHARLES  ELMER,  JR.,  swimming. 
Born:  Quincy,  111.,  Jan.  20,  1905.  Son  of  Chas. 
E.  and  Helen  (Rouse)  Lane.  Ed.:  Quincy 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1926. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
swimming  team  (won  220-yd.  free  style,  1925, 
and  440-yd.  free  style,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Delta  Chi;  Sigma  Xi.  Holly:  Chem- 
istry.   Address:  422  So.  12th  St.,  Quincy,  111. 

LANE,  MYLES  JOSEPH,  football,  baseball 
and  hockey.  Born:  Melrose,  Mass.,  Oct.  2,  1905. 
Son  of  William  F.  and  Catherine  (Sullivan) 
Lane.  Ed.:  Melrose  H.  Sch.,  1921;  Huntington 
Sch.  of  Boston,  1923;  B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll., 
1928. 

Record:  1919-20-21,  mem.  Melrose  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team, 
1921).  1922-23,  mem.  Huntington  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  Boston  Hockey  Club  team  of  the  U.  S. 
Amateur  Hockey  Asso.  1924,  mem.  Dartmouth 
Coll.  freshman  B.B.,  F.B.  and  hockey  (capt. 
hockey  team).  1925-27,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll. 
Varsity  B.B.  team.  1925-28,  mem.  Dartmouth 
Coll.  Varsity  F.B.  and  hockey  teams  (F.B,  team 
U.  S.  champ.,  1925;  All-I.C.  defense  in  hockey, 


1925-27;  capt.  hockey  team,  1927-28).  1925, 
runner-up  in  high  score  of  the  East  in  F.B., 
102  points.  1925-27,  led  in  goals  scored  in  I.C. 
hockey. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta ;  Sphinx  Soc. ;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Phila. 
Office:  10  School  St.,  Hanover,  N.  H.  Home: 
357  Linwood  Ave.,  Melrose,  Mass. 


LANE,  WOLCOTT  G.,  capt.  Yale  track  team, 
1888.  Born:  Sandusky,  Ohio,  Jan.  24,  1866.  Son 
of  William  G.  and  Elizabeth  D.  (Griswold) 
Lane.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1884 ;  B.L.,  Columbia  Law 
Sch.,  1891. 

Record:  1886-88,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Berk- 
shire Industrial  Farm ;  Children's  Aid  Soc. ; 
Bar  Asso. ;  Colonial  War ;  Down  Town  Club ; 
"Y"  Club  (Yale);  Univ.  Club;  Union  C.  Mar- 
ried: Edith  Perkins.  Address:  80  Broadway,  N. 
Y.   C,  N.  Y. 

LANGDON,  ALFRED  T.,  football.  Born: 
Lebanon,  Pa.,  Dec.  18,  1895.  Son  of  William  H. 
and  Margeruite  (Arnold)  Langdon.  Ed.:  Scran- 
ton  Central  H.  S. ;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Penn,  1923. 

Record:  mem.  Scranton  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  1916-17,  mem.  Fern  Rock 
(Phila.)  Suburban  League  B.B.  team.  1919-20, 
mem.  Germantown  A.A.  F.B.  team.  1921-22, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  Varsity  F.B.  team.  1926- 
27,  Coach,  Univ.  of  Penn.  Freshmen  F.B.  Mem. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  Service  teams,  advance  Sec.  1, 
Nantes,  France. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Record:  En- 
listed, U.S.A.  Med.  C,  June,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. 
1918-1919;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Var- 
sity C. ;  Psi  Omega.  Holly:  Football.  Mar- 
ried: Katherine  G.  Dempsey,  Nov.  26,  1927. 
Office:  259  So.  17th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  216 
W.  Gorgas  Lane,  Phila.,  Pa. 

LANGE,  RAY  LOOMIS,  football,  track,  ten- 
nis and  lacrosse.  Born:  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  Oct. 
5,  1887.  Son  of  John  G.  and  Nellie  (Loomis) 
Lange.  Ed.:  King  Fisher  Acad.,  1905;  B.A., 
King  Fisher  Coll.,  1909 ;  Oxford  Univ.  B.A.,  M.A. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  King  Fisher  varsity 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1907-08  and 
track,  1908).  1906-07,  mem.  King  Fisher  Coll. 
tennis  team  (won  I.C.  champ.,  1906-07,  capt., 
1908-09).  1910,  mem.  Oxford  Univ.  track  team. 
1911-13,  mem.  Oxford  Univ.  lacrosse  team.  1911, 
mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Upsilon;  Mason;  Birmingham  C.C.; 
Redston  Club;  Natl.  Exch.  Club.  Holly:  Ten- 
nis. Office:  929  First  Natl.  Bank,  Birmingham, 
Ala.  Home:  2030  Highland  Ave.,  Birmingham, 
Ala. 


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LANGFORD,  GEORGE,  crew.  Born:  Den- 
ver, Colo.,  May  26,  1876.  Son  of  Augustine 
Gillete  and  Elizabeth  (Robertson)  Lansford. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1897. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Yale  Univ.  varsity 
crew.  1896-97,  mem.  Yale  Univ.  varsity  crew. 
1897,  mem.  Minn.  Boat  Club  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  dir.  McKenna 
Process  Co.  Affiliations;  Book  and  Snake 
Soc. ;  Joliet  C.C.  Hobby:  Archaeology,  anthro- 
pology and  palaeontology.  Married:  Sydney 
Holmes,  Nov.  14,  1900.  Children:  George,  Jr., 
age  25 ;  Lyda,  age  23.  Office:  Jackson  St., 
Joliet,  111.     Home:    Hawthorne  Rd.,  Joliet,  111. 

LANGFORD,  GEORGE,  JR.,  swimming. 
Born:  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  Oct.  25,  1901.  Son  of 
George  and  Sydney  (Holmes)  Langford.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  swim- 
ming team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1921). 
Home:   1234  N.  State  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  plant  engr.,  Belden 
Mfg.  Co.  Affiliations:  Chi  Psi;  A.S.M.E. ;  West. 
Soc.  of  Engrs. ;  Joliet  C.C;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.).    Office:  2300  S.  West.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

LANGLAND,  HAROLD  S.,  track.  Born:  But- 
terfield,  Minn.,  Sept.  27,  1898.  Son  of  Gilbert  S. 
and  Karen  M.  (Fossum)  Langland.  Ed.:  B.Sc, 
Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team  (mem.  mi.  relay  team  at  Big  Ten  Conf. 
meet).  1927,  mem.  Mfrs.'  Asso.  (Minneapolis) 
indoor  track  meet ;  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  volley  ball 
team  (won  No.  Central  States  champ,  and  Minn. 
State  champ.).  Coach  and  ath.  dir.,  St.  John's 
Coll.   (Winfield,  Kans.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  English,  St.  John's 
Coll.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Kans.  I.C.  Ath.  Conf.; 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Elsie  Clara  Thigpen.  Children:  Helen 
Louise.  Office:  St.  John's  Coll.,  Winfield,  Kans. 
Home:   1321  E.  8th  St.,  Winfield,  Kans. 

LANIER,  MONRO  B.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Huntsville,  Ala.,  Dec.  9,  1886.  Son 
of  Sterling  S.  and  Mary  Louise  (Banister)  La- 
nier. Ed.:  Birmingham  H.  Sch.,  1903;  Univ.  of 
Ala.,  1907. 

Record:  Mem.  Birmingham  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1903,  capt.  Univ.  of  Ala.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1904-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala. 
varsity  Bskt.B.  team ;  mem.  Birmingham  A.C. 
F.B.  team ;  coach  Univ.  of  Ala.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1906-07,  head  coach,  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (H. 
Sch.  F.B.  champs.,  1907).  Officiated  S.T.A.A. 
games. 


Affiliations:  Pres.  Ky.  Consolidated  Power 
and  Utilities  Co. ;  Pres.  Norton  Coal  Mine  Co. ; 
Pres.  Monro-Warrior  Coal  and  Coke  Co. ;  Chmn. 
Ky.  Elec.  Power  Corp.;  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Natl. 
Coal  Asso. ;  West.  Ky.  Coal  Bureau ;  Birming- 
ham C.C. ;  S.  Club ;  Amer.  Mining  Congress 
Exch.  Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Kath- 
erine  Leech,  Apr.  20,  1910.  Children:  Katherine 
Beverly,  age  11.  Office:  Comes  Bldg.,  Birming- 
ham, Ala.  Home:  1128  Glenview  Rd.,  Birming- 
ham, Ala. 


LANIGAN,  LD3UT.  JOHN  RALPH,  football 
and  lacrosse.  Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Apr.  18,  1902. 
Son  of  James  M.  and  Jennie  (Finnigan)  Lani- 
gau.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  Business  H.  Sch.; 
Emerson  Inst. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Business  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(selected  All-H.  Sch.  tackle).  1922,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Md.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Md.  track  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md. 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  lacrosse 
team.     1926-27,  mem.  U.  S.  Marines  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  U.  S.  Marine  Corps. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  Delta  Sigma. 
Hobby:  Football.  Office:  U.  S.  Marine  Bar- 
racks, Navy  Yd.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  5311  13th 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

LANKENAU,  FRANK  C,  baseball,  basket- 
ball, football.  Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Mar.  13, 
1897.  Son  of  F.  J.  and  Helen  (Bleeke)  Lanke- 
nau.  Ed.:  Concordia  Coll.  (Ft.  Wayne)  ;  A.B., 
Concordia  Theological  Sem.  (St.  Louis)  ;  N.  C. 
Coll.  (Greensboro). 

Record:  Mem.  Concordia  Coll.  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1917-21,  mem.  Concordia  Theological 
Sem.  B.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Lincoln  Life  B.B. 
team;  mem.  Gen.  Electric  (Ft.  Wayne)  B.B. 
team;  mem.  Marion  (Ohio)  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Elmer  Candy  (New  Orleans)  pro. 
B.B.  team  (won  pennant).  1919-22,  mem.  New 
Orleans,  Atlanta  and  Nashville  pro.  B.B.  teams. 
1923-25,  mem.  Greensboro,  Durham  and  Winston- 
Salem  pro.  B.B.  teams.  1921-27,  coach  Immanuel 
Lutheran  Coll.  (Greensboro,  N.  C.)  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1923-25,  coach  Bessemer  H.  Sch. 
(Greensboro,  N.  C.)  B.B.  team.  Ath.  dir.  and 
coach  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  etc. 
teams.    Mem.  Kans.  I.C.  ath.  conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof  of  Eng.,  St.  John's  Coll. 
Affiliation:  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Married:  Elsie  Clara  Thigpen.  Child: 
Helen  Louise.  Office:  St.  John's  Coll.,  Winfield, 
Kans.   Home:  1207  E.  Sixth  St.,  Winfield,  Kans. 

LANSttL,  JOHN  SCOTT,  basketball.  Born: 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  5,  1894.  Son  of  Frederick 
F.  and  Wil  (Gifford)  Lansill.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
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Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  Bskt.B. 
team  (I.C.  champs.,  '16). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  U.  S.  Shares  Corp., 
Investment  Trust  Banker.  Mil.  Service:  Lt.  Air 
Service.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres  Asso.  Pa.  Cs. ; 
secy.  Univ.  of  Penn.  C.  (N.  Y.  C).  Married: 
Marion  Burt,  Nov.  27,  1925.  Children:  John 
Scott,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  50  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  65  E.  96th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 


LAPHAM,  ROGER  D.,  golf.  Born:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  6,  1883.  Son  of  Lewis  H.  and  Antoi- 
nette (Dearborn)  Lapham.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1905. 

Record:  1911,  runner-up  in  Pacific  Northwest 
Golf  Asso.  amateur  tournament.  1912,  runner- 
up  in  Northern  Calif.  Golf  Asso.  amateur  tour- 
nament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Steamship  business;  Amer.- 
Hawaiian  Steamship  Co.  (pres.)  ;  Oceanic  and 
Oriental  Navigation  Co.  (dir.).  War  Record: 
Capt,  305th  Inf.,  Sept.  1,  1917,  to  Jan.  20,  1919 ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Calif.  Golf  Asso.  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  Northern  Calif.  Golf  Asso.  (dir.).  Clubs: 
San  Francisco  G.C.  (pres.)  ;  Menlo  C.C.  (dir.)  ; 
Cypress  Point  G.C.  (dir.);  Seattle  G.C;  Los 
Angeles  C.C. ;  Burlingame  C.C. ;  Woodway  C.C. ; 
Natl.  Golf  Links  of  Amer. ;  Garden  City  G.C; 
Pacific  Union  (San  Francisco)  ;  Bohemian  (San 
Francisco)  ;  Racquet  and  Tennis  (N.  Y.)  ;  Har- 
vard (N.  Y.)  ;  Calif.  (Los  Angeles).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Helen  Abbot,  Oct.  30,  1907. 
Children:  Lewis  A.,  age  19 ;  Carol,  age  18 ;  Edna, 
age  16 ;  Roger  D.,  Jr.,  age  9.  Office:  215  Market 
St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2604  Jackson 
St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
hunting.  Married:  Esther  Johnson.  Children: 
Emery  E.,  age  29 ;  Douglas,  age  26 ;  Bernice,  age 
21;  Ted,  age  19.  Office:  528  McKnight  Bldg., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  3228  Irving  Ave., 
So.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

LARSON,  CONSTANT,  football,  track.  Born: 

Near  Alexandria,  Minn.,  Feb.  7,  1870.  Son  of 
Gustaf  and  Carolina  (Larson)  Larson.  Ed.: 
Univ.  Minn.,  A.B.,  LL.B. 

Record:  1892-93,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  Univ.  Minn,  track  team  (held  Univ. 
high  jump,  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Affiliations:  A.  Bar  A. ; 
Minn.  Bar  Asso. ;  Internatl.  Law  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Acad,  of  Social  and  Pol.  Sci. ;  Natl.  Economic 
League ;  Minn.  Hist.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Scandinavian 
Foundation;  Masons.  Clubs:  Kiwanis  (pres.); 
Alexandria  C.C.  Hobby:  Reading.  Married: 
Maud  E.  Merrifield.  Child:  Lorayne  E.  Address: 
Alexandria,  Minn. 


LARSEN,  GEORGE  H.,  track.  Born:  Dor- 
chester, Mass.,  June  27,  1903.  Son  of  Robert  G. 
and  Stella  (Belyea)  Larsen.  Ed.:.  Phillips 
Andover  Acad. ;  B.A.,  Yale. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  track 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (1st  pi., 
Princeton-Harvard-Yale  dual  track  meet,  1927). 
1927,  4th  pi.,  I.C.  track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi ;  Elihu ;  Yale  A.A. ;  Boston  A.A.  School: 
1060  Yale  Station,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home: 
Egypt,  Mass. 


LARCOMBE,  J.  FRANK,  canoeist.  Born: 
Norfolk,  Va.,  Feb.  24,  1900.  Son  of  Samuel  T. 
and  Lillian  (Summers)  Larcombe.  Ed.:  Tech. 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1923,  won  canoeists  31st  and  2nd 
Shrine  Regatta.  Won  Jr.  1-man  double  blade 
Amer.  Canoe  Asso.  (Canada).  1924,  mem. 
Olympic  team  (won  all  double-blade  events)  ; 
won  every  race  entered. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Wash. 
Canoe  Club;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Middle  States  Canoe 
Racing  Asso. ;  Union  Trust  Co. ;  Mason ;  K.P. 
Hobby:  All  sports  (outdoor).  Office:  15th  and 
H  Sts.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C  Home:  426  Delafield 
PL,  Wash.,  D.  C 


LARSON,  A.  T.,  football,  track.  Born:  Alex- 
andria, Minn.,  Mar.  17,  1872.  Son  of  P.  G.  and 
Christine  (Brahe)  Larson.  Ed.:  Alexandria  H. 
Sch.,  1889;  A.B.,  Univ.  inn.,  1894;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
Minn.,  1896. 

Record:  1891-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
and  F.B.  teams,    (capt.  F.B.,  1895). 


LARSON,  EMERY  ELLSWORTH,  football. 
Born:  Monticello,  Minn.,  Nov.  10,  1898.  Son  of 
August  T.  and  Esther  (Johnson)  Larson.  Ed.: 
West.  H.  Sch. ;  U.  S.  N.  A.,  1922. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  West  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt  and  All-City  tackle,  1916).  1918-21, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921).  1920-22, 
mem,  U.S.N.A.  lacrosse  team  (All-Amer.  cover 
point,  1922).  1922,  capt.  and  asst.  coach  Quan- 
tico  Marines  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  coach  Paris  Is. 
F.B.  team.  1927,  coach  All-Navy  team  (Ha- 
waiian champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.,  U.  S.  Marines.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Marines,  1917,  Midship- 
man, U.  S.  Navy,  1918.  Clubs:  Army  and  Navy ; 
Honolulu  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
McKee,  Apr.  10,  1923.  Children:  Emery  E.,  Jr., 
age  3 ;  James,  infant.  Address:  M.  B.,  Pearl 
Harbor,  T.  H. 


LARSON,  IRVING  BROOKS,  track,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  10, 
1900.     Son  of  Andrew  and  Jean  (Brooks)   Lar- 


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son.  Ed.:  Lane  Tech  H.  Sell.,  Nicholas  Senn 
H.  Sch.  (Chicago)  ;  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.  (Calif.)  ; 
A.B.,  Stanford,  1922. 

Record:  1916-11}  mem.  Nicholas  Senn  track 
team  (won  first  mile  run,  Chicago  Pub.  H.  Sch. 
Ath.  League  outdoor  champ.,  1917).  1918,  mem. 
Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.  track,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. 
teams ;  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B.,  track 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Stanford  var- 
sity track  team.  1919-21,  mem.  varsity  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Olympic  C. 
F.B.  team    (Pacific  Coast  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  investment, 
Allen  &  Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
Olympic  Club;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma;  Menlo  C.C. 
(Redwood  City).  Hobby:  Golf  and  handball. 
Married:  Virginia  Jurs,  Oct.  2,  1926.  Office: 
168  Sutter  St.,  San  Francisco.  Home:  Olympic 
Club,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

LATHROP,  HENRY  RIDGWAY,  football. 
Born:  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.,  Jan.  4,  1876.  Son  of 
William  W.  and  Mary  (Maxwell)  Lathrop.  Ed.: 
Sch.  of  Lackawanna  (Scranton,  Pa.)  ;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1900. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  War  Record: 
Mem.  Pa.  Militia,  1893-96;  sergt.-maj.  13th  Pa. 
Vol. ;  Spanish-Amer.  War,  1898.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  H.  R.  Lathrop  &  Co.,  Inc.;  pres.  Sheldon 
Mining  Co. ;  Classon  Ave.  Presbyterian  Church 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  Y.M.C.A.  (Bd:  of  Mgrs., 
Bedford  Br.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  Clubs:  Spring- 
dale  G.C. ;  Sea  View  G.C. ;  Princeton  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Nassau  (Princeton)  ;  Riding  and  Driving 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  Waverly  C.C.  (Bd.  of  Mgrs., 
Waverly,  Pa.).  Married:  Charlotte  Jadwin,  Apr. 
16,  1902.  Children:  Dorothy  Maxwell,  age  23; 
Palmer  Jadwin,  age  18 ;  Elizabeth  Hope,  age  15. 
Office:  116  Beekman  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
126  Gates  Ave.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

LAURITZEN,  JOHN  BARKER,  mem.  Stan- 
ford track  team.  Born:  Hollister,  Calif.,  Aug. 
30.  1908.  Son  of  Frank  B.  and  Edna  (Moore) 
Lauritzen.  Ed.:  Hollister  H.  Sch.,  1925;  Stan- 
ford. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.  Hollister  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-26-27-28, 
mem.  Stanford  track  team  (defeated  S.  Calif. 
Univ.  and  Univ.  of  Calif. ;  won  Pacific  Coast 
Conf . ;  I.CA.A.A.A.  team  undefeated  all  year). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Reading;  keen  interest 
in  all  types  of  sports.  School:  579  Kasuen  St., 
Stanford  Univ.,  Calif.  Home:  216  Lincoln  Ave., 
Salinas,  Calif. 

LAVAL,  WILLIAM  LAWRENCE,  head  coach 
Univ.  of  S.  C.  Born:  Columbia,  S.  C,  Jan.  17, 
1887.    Son  of  H.  L.  Laval  and  Alice  (Maugum) 


Laval.     Ed.:  A.B.,   Furman   Univ.,   1905;   N.   C. 
State,  1906. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Furman  Univ.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1903;  capt. 
B.B.  team,  1904).  1905,  Furman  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1907,  head  coach  Erskine  Coll.  (Due 
West,  S.  C).  1908,  head  coach  B.B.  Sewanee 
Univ.  1909-11,  head  coach  Erskine  Coll.  1915- 
28.  head  coach  all  sports  Furman  Univ.  (won 
four  State  champs.,  F.B.  and  3  B.B.  champs.). 
1924-27,  scout  for  N.  Y.  Yankees  (summers). 
1928,  head  coach  all  sports  Univ.  of  S.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  c^ach  Univ. 
of  S.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  1918;  ath.  dir. 
Camp  Sevier,  Greenville,  S.  C. ;  discharged, 
1920.  Affiliations:  District  vice-pres.  Natl. 
Coaches'  Asso. ;  Elks ;  Kiwanis  Club,  Greenville, 
S.  C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Darroh,  Nov.  9,  1904.  Children:  William,  Jr., 
age  19 ;  Dora  Alice,  age  20 ;  Harry,  age  14. 
Office:  Univ.  of  S.  C,  Columbia,  S.  C.  Home: 
Same  as  office. 


LA  VAN,  JOHN  LEONARD,  baseball,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich., 
Oct.  28,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  and  Abbie  (Kelder) 
Lavan.  Ed.:  Grand  Rapids  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1907; 
A.B.,  Hope  Coll.,  1910;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1914. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Hope  Coll.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Hope  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Hope  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1911-13,  mem.  Detroit  A.C.  varsity  Bskt. 
B.  team  (won  A.A.U.  champ.).  1912,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  varsity  B.B.  team.  1913,  Phila.  Ath- 
letics, Amer.  League  (won  world's  champ.). 
1913-18,  mem.  St.  Louis  Browns,  Amer.  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1914,  coach  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Wash.  Amers.  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
asst.  phys.  ed.  dir.  Great  Lakes  Naval  Training 
Station.  1919-24,  mem.  St.  Louis  Cardinals  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1924-25,  mgr.  K.C.A.A.  B.B.  team. 
1927,  mgr.  Lincoln  (Nebr.)  B.B.  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Assoc,  ath.  dir.  K.C.A.C. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918  ;  comnd.  Lt. ; 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Keysall  Phar- 
macal  Co. ;  Phi  Chi ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Amer. 
Med.  Asso. ;  Amer.  Public  Health  Asso. ;  K.C.A.C. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Hazel  Seibert,  Feb. 
16,  1915.  Children:  Mary  Kathleen,  age  10; 
Dorothy  Jean,  age  8.  Office:  K.C.A.C,  Kans. 
City,  Mo.  Home:  5426  Central  St.,  Kans.  City, 
Mo. 

LAVIN,  FRANK  C,  swimming.  Born:  Car- 
bondale.  Pa.,  Feb.  26,  1906.  Son  of  Peter  H.  and 
Alice  (Bridgett)  Lavin.  Ed.:  St.  Thomas  H. 
Sch.  (Scranton,  Pa.),  1923;  A.B.,  St.  Thomas 
Coll.,  1927 ;  Georgetown  Univ.  Med.  Coll. 

Record :  1923-27,  mem.  St.  Thomas  Coll.  swim- 
ming  team.     1926,    estabd.   N.   East.   Pa.   back 


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stroke  record  in  40-yd.,  50-yd.  and  100-yd.  dashes, 
A.A.U.  meet  (Scranton,  Pa.).  1927,  estabd.  N. 
East.  Pa.  back  stroke  record  in  150-yd.  dash,  A. 
A.U.  meet  (Scranton,  Pa.)  ;  estabd.  half -mi.  free 
style  record,  A.A.U.  meet  (time  12:45)  ;  estabd. 
long  course  half-mi.  record,  A.A.U.  meet  (time 
13:30)  ;  estbd.  record  in  160-yd.  tank  race,  Y.M. 
C.A.  (time  2:5  2/5);  hold  all-around  Y.M.C.A. 
swimming  champ.  (Scranton,  Pa.)  ;  won  low 
board  diving  champ,  and  runner-up  in  high 
board  diving  event  (Scranton  municipal  meet). 
Following  records  made  in  Wash.,  D.  C. :  Es- 
tabd. 50-yd.  back  stroke  tank  record,  Y.M.C.A. 
(time  33.2  sec.)  ;  estabd.  100-yd.  back  stroke 
tank  record,  Y.M.C.A.  (time  1:14)  ;  estabd.  150- 
yd.  back  stroke  tank  record ;  estabd.  160-yd.  back 
stroke  tank  record,  Y.M.C.A.  (time  2:05);  es- 
tabd. 25-yd.  breast  stroke  tank  record,  Y.M.C.A. 
(time  10  sec.  flat). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Med.  student.  Affiliations: 
Omega  Upsilon  Phi;  Wash.  Swimming  Club; 
Scranton  Swimming  Asso. ;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby: 
Swimming.  Address:  1123  13th  St.,  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

LAW,  JAMES  HEZEKIAH,  football.  Born: 
Kimball,  W.  Va.,  Dec.  28,  1899.  Son  of  John 
Henry  and  Anna  Pearl  (Hankal)  Law.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Lincoln  Univ.,  1922 ;  Penn  State  Coll.,  sum- 
mer, 1922 ;  Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1916,  won  cash  prize  for  best  all- 
around  ath.  and  scholar.  1918-21,  mem.  Lincoln 
Univ.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  E.B.  teams  (All-Amer. 
f.b.,  '18,  '19;  All-Conf.  f.b.,  '20;  All-Amer.  h.b. 
and  capt.,  '21 ;  rated  best  broken  field  runner  in 
Negro  F.B.).  1920-21,  mem.  Lincoln  track  team 
(I.C.  titleholder,  discus,  135',  '21).  1922,  mem. 
Penn  State  summer  sch.  B.B.  team.  1922-23, 
head  coach  Lincoln  Univ.  1923-24,  coach  Sam 
Houston  Coll.  (Austin,  Tex.).  1924-26,  coach 
Morgan  Coll.  (Balto.).  1926-28,  coach  Prairie 
View  Coll.  (Tex.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.,  Lincoln  Univ.,  Sept-Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Athenian  C.  (Balto.)  ;  secy.  So.  Ath. 
Conf. ;  Masons;  K.P. ;  Alpha  Phi  Alpha;  Asso. 
Editor  "Sphinx";  secy.  Owls  C.  Married:  Mary 
Elizabeth  Wilson.  Children:  James  Roland,  age 
2.  Address:  Prairie  View  Coll.,  Prairie  View, 
Texas. 

LAWRENCE,  ALFRED  NEWBOLD,  Metro- 
politan indoor  hurdles  champion,  1928.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  May  14,  1903.  Son  of  John  L. 
and  Alice  (Work)  Lawrence.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's 
Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1927; 
Mass.  Inst.  Tech.  (post  grad.). 

Record:  1924-26-27,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team.  1926,  mem.  Princeton-Cornell  track  team 
against  Oxford  and  Cambridge.  1927,  Jr.  Metro- 
politan low  hurdle  champ.  1928,  Metropolitan 
indoor  70  yds.  hurdle  champ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  N.Y. 
A.C. ;  Delta  Psi ;  Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Rock- 
away  Hunting  Club.  Home:  Lawrence,  L.  I., 
N.  Y. 


LAWRENCE,  JAMES  DRISKILL,  football. 
Bom:  Plantersville,  Ala.,  Jan.  21,  1903.  Son 
of  Charles  A.  and  Sallie  Joe  (Todd)  Lawrence. 
Ed.:  Dallas  Co.  H.  Sch.;  Ala.  Polytech.  Inst., 
B.S.,  M.S. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Ala.  Polytech.  Inst. 
F.B.  team  (capt.  and  picked  All-S.  center,  1924). 
1923-24,  hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Dupont  Co. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Gamma  Rho;  Mason;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce.  Married:  Madge  Tilly,  Oct. 
1,  1927.  Office:  601  Brown  Marx  Bldg.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala.  Home:  1318  Warsaw  St.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 


LAWRENCE,  RUTHERFURD,  intercollegi- 
ate fancy  diving  champion,  1912.  Born:  Flush- 
ing, L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  6,  1889.  Son  of  Robert  B. 
and  Ettie  H.  (Clements)  Lawrence.  Ed.:  Hoo- 
sac  Sch.,  1907;  Princeton  Prep.  Sch.,  1908; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1912. 

Record:  1899-1907,  mem.  Hoosac  Sch.  F.B. 
B.B.,  hockey  and  track  teams.  1909-12,  mem. 
Princeton  gym.  team.  1909-11-12,  mem.  Prince- 
ton swimming  team  (I.C.  low  bd.  diving  champ., 
1912).  1911-12,  mem.  Princeton  class  crew 
team.  1912,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  swimming  and  crew 
teams  (third  place  Natl,  fancy  diving  champ, 
meet).  1921,  Tex.  Y.M.C.A.  low  bd.  diving 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Federal  bonded  warehouse 
man.  Mil.  Service:  Corpl.  1st  Armored  Motor 
Btty.,  N.Y.N.G.,  1916;  promoted  1st  lieut. 
Q.M.C.,  CO.,  5th  Co.,  102nd  Supply  Train,  1917 ; 
1st  lieut.  Air  Service  pilot  instr.,  Kelly  Field, 
Tex.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Channel  Ware- 
house Co.  Inc. ;  pres.  Channel  Warehouse  Ex- 
tension, Inc. ;  pres.  Channel  Warf  side  Ware- 
house; partner  F.  and  B.  Warehouse; 
Ath.  Com.  (Houston,  Tex.)  Recreation  Dept. ; 
I.C.  Swimming  Asso. ;  Princeton  Alumni  Asso. 
Hobby:  Dogs  and  fishing.  Married:  Ethyl 
Reeves  Vinson,  Nov.  7,  1926.  Office:  P.  O.  Box 
501,  Houston,  Tex.  Home:  1519  Fannin  St., 
Houston,  Tex. 


LAWRENCE,     HENRY     FRANKLIN,     JR., 

coach  and  athletic  director.  Bom:  Gallatin, 
Mo.,  Dec.  22,  1897.  Son  of  Henry  Franklin 
Lawrence,  Sr.,  and  Jessie  (Lawson)  Lawrence. 
Ed.:  Cameron  (Mo.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Mo.  Wesle- 
yan  Coll.,  Cameron,  Mo.,  1920;  111.  Univ.,  sum- 
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Record:    1915,   mem.    F.B.,   Bskt.B.   and   B.B. 

teams  Mo.  Wesleyan  Coll.  (Cameron).  1916-19, 
mem.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  Mo.  Wes- 
leyan Coll  (Cameron)  ;  1920,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
McKendree  Coll.,  Lebanon,  111.;  1921,  Govt, 
clerical  service,  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  1922,  Maryville 
H.  Sch.,  coach  and  phys.  ed.  dir.  (Maryville, 
Mo.)  ;  1923-28,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  N.  W.  Mo. 
State  Teachers'  Coll  (Maryville,  Mo.)  ;  organ- 
izer of  a  dept.  of  phys.  ed.  in  N.  W.  Mo.  State 
Teachers'  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  dir.  N.  W.  Mo. 
State  Teachers'  Coll  (Maryville,  Mo.).  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  and  assigned  to  60th  F.A., 
20th  Div. ;  discharged  1st  lieut.  Feb.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Missouri  Intercollegiate  Athletic 
Asso. ;  Mo.  State  H.  Sch.  Ath.  Asso. ;  A.  F.  & 
A.  M. ;  Mo.  Natl.  Guard.  Married:  Carmen 
(Coffin)  Lawrence.  Children:  None.  Office: 
Gymnasium  (College),  Maryville,  Mo.  Home: 
527  W.  2nd  St.,  Maryville,  Mo. 

LAWRENCE,  JAMES  FREEMAN,  first  crew 
to  beat  Yale  in  six  years.  Born:  New  Brigh- 
ton, State  Is.,  N.  Y.,  July  8,  1907.  Son  of  Frank 
"Vinton  and  Margaret  (Ransome)  Lawrence. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1925;  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1929. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
crew.  1926,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1927,  mem.  Princeton  champ,  varsity  crew;  won 
Child's  Cup  from  Penn.  and  Columbia;  won 
Carnegie  Cup  from  Yale  and  Cornell,  beating 
Yale  for  first  time  they  had  been  defeated  in 
six  yrs. ;  awarded  champ,  gold  oars  by  Univ., 
since  Steward's  Cup  race  was  not  on  the  regu- 
lar schedule.     (Position  rowed  No.  7.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Cap 
and  Gown  Club;  mgr.  Princeton  Triangle  Club. 
Office:  Cap  and  Gown  Club,  Princeton,  N.  J. 
Home:  1314  Denmark  Road,  Plainfield,  N.  J. 

LAWVILLE,  FRED  EUGENE,  professional 
golfer.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  15,  1896.  Son  of 
John  and  Nona  (Sashim)  Lawville. 

Record:  1914,  played  in  Phila.  open  tourna- 
ment. 1921-22,  pro.,  Hill  Crest  C.C.  (Birming- 
ham, Ala.)  1922,  played  in  South  East.  P.G.A. 
tournament.  Roebuck  C.C.  1922-26.  pro.,  Tus- 
caloosa C.C.  (Tuscaloosa,  Ala.).  1925,  played 
in  South  East,  open  tournament  (Mobile,  Ala.). 
1926-27-28,  pro.,  Mineral  Springs  G.C.  (N.  Birm- 
ingham, Ala.).  1927,  played  in  South  East.  P. 
G.A.  tournament  (Mobile,  Ala.).  Holder  of 
Tuscaloosa  C.C.  and  Mineral  Springs  G.C.  course 
records. 

Pres.  Occupation:.  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Mineral  Springs  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Wilma  Oglesby,  Oct.  30,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Ruth,  age  4.  Office:  Mineral  Springs  G.C, 
N.  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  2113  36th  Ave.,  N. 
Birmingham,  Ala. 


LAZZARA,      SAMUEL      (DUNDEE,      JOE), 

Welterweight  champion.  Born:  Palmero,  Italy, 
August  16,  1903.  Son  of  Louis  and  Anna  Laz- 
zara.  Education:  Public  School ;  St.  Mary's  In- 
dustrial School. 

Record:  1921,  started  as  professional  fly- 
weight boxer,  graduating  into  bantam,  feather 
and  lightweight,  successively.  Defeated  Joe 
Welling,  Ever  Hammer  and  Ted  Marchant  while 
a  lightweight.  1926,  as  welterweight  his  most 
startling  victory  was  over  Mickey  Walker  whom 
he  knocked  out  in  8  rounds,  Madison  Square 
Gardens,  New  York  City,  New  York.  1927,  de- 
feated Pete  Latzo  in  a  15-round  contest  at  the 
Polo  Grounds,  New  York  City  for  world  welter- 
weight title.  In  a  period  of  7  years  he  has 
fought  75  battles,  losing  4,  one  draw  and  70 
victories. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  boxer. 
Affiliations:  Knights  of  Columbus ;  Eagles. 
Hobby:  Swimming  and  fishing.  Married:  Jo 
Hanna  Kozjrit.  Children:  Louis,  age  5 ;  Joseph, 
age  1.  Office:  Armstead  Hotel,  Baltimore,  Mary- 
land. Home:  2028  North  Washington  Street, 
Baltimore,   Maryland. 

LEA,  ROBERT  WENTWORTH,  crew.  Born: 
Woodville,  Wis.,  Jan.  18,  1886.  Son  of  William 
W.  and  Jennie  (Stiles)  Lea.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1907. 

Record:  1904,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew.    1905-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Moline  Implement  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Comn'd.  Maj.,  Q.M.C.,  1917;  pro- 
moted Lt.  Col. ;  Purchase,  Storage  and  Traffic 
Div.,  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  discharged,  Col.,  1919.  Af- 
filiations: Dir.  People's  Savings  Bk.  and  Trust 
Co.;  Univ.  C,  Glen  View  Golf  C.  (Chicago); 
Rock  Is.  Arsenal  G.C.  (111.)  ;  Short  Hills  C.C. 
(Moline).  Married.  Children:  Catherine,  age 
13.  Office:  1420  3rd  Ave.,  Moline,  111.  Home: 
LeClaire  Hotel,  Moline,  111. 

LEACH,  HUGH  ELLIS,  pro.  baseball.  Born: 
Spring  Valley,  Minn..  May  21,  1880.  Son  of  D. 
M.  and  Sarah  Ann  (Roberts)  Leach.  Ed. :  Spring 
Valley  H.  Sch.,  1900;  A.B.,  Univ.  Minn.,  1904; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  Minn.  Law  Sch.,  1906. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  B.B.  team 
(capt.).  1903-05,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1904-05).  1905-06,  coach  Univ. 
Minn.  Bskt.B.  team  (West,  champs.).  1906, 
mem.  Grand  Forks  (N.  Dak.)  B.B.  team.  1907, 
mem.  Winnipeg  (Manitoba)  pro.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  1  yr.  Univ.  Minn.  Ath.  Bd.  of  Control. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Masons;  "M"  (Univ. 
Minn.)  Club;  Alexandria  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Clara  Molstad,  June  18,  1907.  Chil- 
dren: Robert  F. ;  Margaret  Ann;  Catherine  M. 
Address:  Alexandria,  Minn. 


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LEADBETTER,  DR.  GUY  M.,  football,  track 
and  fencing.  Born:  Bangor,  Me.,  Dec.  12,  1893. 
Son  of  F.  H.  and  Maud  (Varney)  Leadbetter. 
Ed.:  Bangor  H.  Sch.,  1912;  A.B.,  Bowdoin  Univ, 
1916 ;  M.D.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1920. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.  Bangor  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1912-15,  mem.  Bowdoin  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1915).  1913-15,  mem.  Bowdoin 
Univ.  fencing  team.  1913-16,  mem.  Bowdoin 
Univ.  track  team  (capt.,  1916;  set  record  for  dis- 
cuss throw,  New  Eng.  I.C.  meet,  1916,  130  ft; 
won  I.C.  champ,  of  Me.  and  New  Eng.  champ,  in 
hammer  and  discuss  throw,  1916 ;  won  2nd  place 
in  hammer  throw  at  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet.  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.,  1916).  1916,  mem.  Johns  Hop- 
kins F.B.  and  track  teams.  1917,  won  South 
Atlantic  hammer  and  discuss  throw  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
1st  Lt,  Med.  Corps,  103rd  Div.,  1917-18.  Af- 
filiations: Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Phi 
Chi ;  Lions  Club ;  Wesley  Heights  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Alice  Johnson,  Sept.  5,  1925.  Children: 
Guy  W.,  age  2.  Office:  901  16th  St.,  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  4437  Cathedral  Ave., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

LEARY,  EDWIN  W.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Ithaca,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  23,  1891.  Son  of 
Frank  M.  and  Nellie  (Brennan)  Leary.  Ed.: 
Auburn  H.  Sch.;  A.D.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1914; 
LL.B.,  Natl.  Univ.  Law  Sch.,  1921. 

Record:  Mgr.  Colgate  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1914- 
15,  grad.  mgr.  of  aths.  Colgate  Univ.  1916, 
head  coach  Univ.  Vt.  (Burlington)  F.B.  team. 
1917-19,  coach,  capt.  310th  Inf.,  U.S.A.  F.B. 
team.  1919-28,  mem.  Central  Bd.  of  Officials. 
1920,  head  coach  Roanoke  Coll.  (Salem,  Va.) 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record: 
Comn'd  2nd  lieut.  inf.,  Madison  Barracks  Train- 
ing Camp,  1917;  capt.  310th  Inf.,  A.E.F.,  Nov., 
1918 ;  hon.  disch.,  June,  1919.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
A.L.  Married:  Marguerite  McNally.  Office: 
Masonic  Bldg.,  Auburn,  N.  Y.  Home:  116  N. 
Hoopes  Ave.,  Auburn,  N.  Y. 


LEARY,  LEO  H.,  football.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass.,  Nov.  6,  1883.  Son  of  Daniel  and  Mary 
T.  (Moran)  Leary.  Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1905; 
LL.B.,  1908. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1907,  09-16,  25,  coach  F.B.,  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Lipton  League;  Harvard  Club  (Boston);  Har- 
vard Club  (N.  Y.).  Child:  Leo  H.,  Jr.,  age  10. 
Office:  85  Devonshire  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
1070  Beacon  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 


LEATHERWOOD,    CARL   PAXTON,    track, 
football,  basketball.     Born:  Upland,  Ohio,  Dec. 


3,  1890.    Son  of  Carlos  and  Josephine  (Paxton) 
Leatherwood.     Ed.:  LL.B.,  W.Va.  Univ. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  W.  Va.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1915).  1913-15,  mem.  W.  Va. 
Univ.  varsity  track  team  (capt.,  1914;  estab. 
State  record,  100-yd.  dash  in  10  seconds;  won  in 
I.C.  meet,  Pritchard  Loving  Cup).  1913-16, 
mem.  W.  Va.  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1916).  1914-15,  mem.  W.  Va.  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.  three  W.  Va. 
sporting  goods  stores.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in 
W.  Va.  N.  G. ;  mustered  into  Fed.  service  Aug., 
1917 ;  received  comn.  2nd  lieut.  at  O.T.C.,  Jack- 
sonville, Fla. ;  discharged  as  1st  lieut.  Clubs: 
Clarksburg  Mid  Atlantic  B.B. ;  Lake  Floyd 
(Clarksburg,  W.  Va.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Hazel  Ross,  July  28,  1920.  Office:  323  W. 
Main  St.,  Clarksburg,  W.  Va.  Home:  1  Hay- 
mond  Ct,  Clarksburg,  W.  Va. 


LEAVENWORTH,  JOHN  W.,  football.  Bom: 
Wallingford,  Conn.,  July  20,  1881.  Son  of  Wal- 
ter J.  and  Janette  (Wallace)  Leavenworth.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Andover,  1902;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1902,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  F.B. 
team  (capt.).  1904,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B. 
team.     1905,  coach  Univ.  of  Ala.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dept.  head,  R.  Wallace  and 
Sons  Mfg.  Co.  (Wallingford,  Conn.).  Clubs: 
Graduate;  Univ.;  New  Haven  Glee.  Hobby: 
Gunning.  Married:  Mabel  Fowler.  Children: 
Jean,  age  18;  Margaret,  age  15;  John,  age  8. 
Office:  R.  Wallace  Sons  Co.,  Wallingford,  Conn. 
Home:  230  S.  Main  St.,  Wallingford,  Conn. 


LEAVITT,  ROBERT  GREENLEAF,  holder 
Harvard  and  I.C.  pole  vault  records.  Born:  N. 
Parsonfield,  Me.,  Sept.  28,  1865.  Son  of  John 
Greenleaf  and  Susan  (Blazo)  Leavitt  Ed.: 
Worcester  Acad.  (Mass.)  ;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1889; 
A.M.,  1898 ;  Ph.D.,  1904. 

Record:  1886-89,  won  Harvard  pole  vault 
contests.  1889,  broke  Harvard  pole  vault  record 
4  times,  and  made  I.C.  record,  N.  Y.  meeting 
(10'  6")  ;  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (2  yrs.)  ; 
winner  Harvard  A.  A.  meeting  running  high 
jump. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  Dept.  Biology,  State 
Normal  Sch.,  Trenton,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  Var- 
sity C. ;  Unitarian  Ch. ;  Amer.  Asso.  Adv. 
Science ;  Amer.  Eugenics  Soc. ;  Amer.  Nature 
Study  Asso.  Married:  Janet  Shumway,  Dec.  25, 
1890;  Ida  G.  Rugglo.  Nov.  19,  1906.  Children: 
Russell,  age  31;  Robert  K.,  age  32;  Constance 
R.,  age  20.  Address:  808  Crown  St.,  Morrisvill'e, 
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LE  BEY,  CHRISTIAN  DAVID,  football. 
Born:  Savannah,  Ga.,  July  17,  1896.  Son  of  W. 
E.  and  Augusta  (Lindner)  Le  Bey.  Ed.:  Sa- 
vannah H.  Sch.,  1915 ;  Ga.  Tech.,  1922. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1921).  1919-20,  picked  All-S.  guard. 
1920,  picked  on  2nd  All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by 
Lawrence  Perry.  1922-27,  officiating  in  S.  Cong, 
and  S.T.A.A.  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Morgage  Loan  and  Trust 
Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  1917,  151st  F.A., 
42nd  Div.,  comnd.  1st  Lt,  mem.  A.E.F.,  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon; 
Mason ;  Scottish  Rite ;  East  Lake  C.C. ;  Atlanta 
A.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Elizabeth  Reid, 
June  24,  1926.  Children:  Christian  David,  Jr., 
age  1.  Office:  Trust  Co.  of  Ga.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 
Home:  3434  Piedmont  Rd.,  N.  E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

LE  BLANC,  STEWART  ALFRED,  mem.  Yale 
crew.  Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Feb.  22,  1883. 
Son  of  Alfred  and  Jane  (Stewart)  Le  Blanc. 
Ed.:  M.A.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord, 
N.  H.).  "Old  Hundred"  F.B.,  hockey  and  "Shat- 
tuck"  crew  teams.  1899,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch. 
"Old  Hundred"  No.  2  F.B.  team.  1902-03,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Mobile  Liners,  Inc. 
Mil.  Service:  Mobile  representative  U.  S.  Food 
administration,  Wheat  Export  Co. ;  British  Min- 
istry of  Shipping.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Lake 
Giltedge  Steamship  Co. ;  vice-pres.  Lake  Treba 
Steamship  Co. ;  dir.  Mobile  Paper  Mills ;  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  pres.  Mobile  Automobile  Club ;  pres.  Mo- 
bile Yacht  Club.  Clubs :  Athelstan ;  Mobile  C.C. ; 
Various  Carnival  Organizations.  Hobby:  Golf, 
tennis  and  motor  boating.  Married:  Ida  (Ross) 
Le  Blanc.  Children:  Ida  Polk,  age  7;  Stewart 
Alfred,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  7  S.  Michael  St.,  Mo- 
bile, Ala.  Home:  1951  Government  St.,  Mobile, 
Ala. 

LECRONE,  LE  ROY  J.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Helena,  Okla.,  Oct.  21,  1903.  Son 
of  D.  W.  and  Stella  (Johnson)  LeCrone.  Ed.: 
Forgan  H.  S.  (Okla.)  ;  Bristow  H.  S.  (Okla.)  ; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Okla. 

Record:  Mem.  Forgan  H.  S.  freshman  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  Mem.  Bristow  H.  S.  F.B. 
(picked  All-State  end),  and  Bskt.B.  (runner-up, 
State  champ.)  teams.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla. 
freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925- 
28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams  (mem.  McBride's  All-Valley  F.B.  and 
BsktB.  teams,  '25;  picked  All-Mo.  Valley  end 
and  hon.  men.  All-Amer.  end,  '27 ;  capt.  Bskt.  B., 
'27-'28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Delta  Si;  Phi  Kappa  Alpha.  Address:  404  S. 
Webster  St.,  Norman,  Okla. 


LEDERER,  MRS.  E.  R.,  Texas  woman  golf 
champion.  Born:  Springfield,  Ohio.  Feb.  24, 
1893.  Daughter  of  Albert  G.  and  Sue  (Jami- 
son) Elvin.  Ed:  Dearborn  Morgan  Sch.  (East 
Orange,  N.  J.)  ;  Ossining  Sch.  (Ossining-on-the- 
Hudson,  N.  Y.). 

Record:  1926,  attended  Fort  Worth  City 
tournament  for  City  Golf  champ,  (was  medal- 
ist and  semi-finalist)  ;  qualified  in  Tex.  State 
champ.  (Galveston,  Tex.).  1927,  won  Tex. 
Women's  State  champ.  (Glen  Garden  C.C,  Fort 
Worth,  Tex.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  None.  Affiliations:  River 
Crest  Women's  Golf  Asso. ;  vice-pres.  and  mem. 
Exec.  Bd.  Tex.  Women's  Golf  Asso.  Clubs: 
River  Crest  C.C.  (Fort  Worth,  Tex.)  ;  Shreve- 
port  Riding  (Shreveport,  La.).  Hobby:  Dogs, 
horses  and  golf.  Married:  Dr.  Erwin  R.  Led- 
erer,  Jan.  29,  1916.  Home:  River  Crest,  Fort 
Worth,  Tex. 

LEDFORD,  MONTEZUMA,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Van  Buren,  Ark.,  Jan.  27,  1904.  Son 
of  O.  P.  and  Elizabeth  (Stiff)  Ledford.  Ed.: 
Okla.  Univ. ;  B.S.,  Mo.  Sch.  of  Mines,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  capt.  Tulsa  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  "All-Okla.  State"  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams).  1925-26,  mem.  Mo. 
Sch.  of  Mines  wrestling  team.  1925-27,  mem. 
Mo.  Sch.  of  Mines  F.B.  team  (All-State  half- 
back, 1926;  capt,  1927).  1926,  mem.  Mo.  Sch. 
of  Mines  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student..  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Nu;  A.M.M.A.  Hobby:  Football.  Ad- 
dress: 1502  E.  2nd  St.,  Tulsa,  Okla. 

LEE,  HAROLD,  football.  Born:  East  Orange, 
N.  J.,  Feb.  28,  1876.    Son  of  Samuel  and  Annie 

(Vanderhoff)   Lee.     Ed.:  Dearborn-Morgan  Sch. 

(Orange,  N.  J.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1896;  M.E.,  Cor- 
nell, 1897;  post-grad.,  1897-98. 

Record:  1897,  mem.  Yale  wrestling  team  (Lt. 
wgt.  champ.).  1894-96,  mem.  Yale  gym.  team. 
1895-96,  mem.  Cornell  F.B.  team.  1899-1900, 
mem.  Orange  (N.  J.)  A.C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Lee  &  Brinton,  naval 
architects  (Seattle,  Wash.,  and  San  Francisco, 
Calif.).  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Soc.  of  Na- 
val Archts.  and  Marine  Engrs.  Clubs:  Berke- 
ley Tennis;  College,  Ranier  (Seattle,  Wash.); 
Seattle  Yacht;  San  Francisco  Yacht;  Oakland 
Orphus.  Married:  Grace  Buhrer  Hanna,  1907. 
Children:  Frank  Barstow,  age  20;  Lois  Buhrer, 
age  19;  Samuel,  age  13.  Office:  58  Sutter  St., 
San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  10  Claremont 
Crescent,  Berkeley,  Calif. 

LEE,  JAY  L.,  football,  baseball.  Born:  Tus- 
cola Co.,  Mich.,  Sept.  27,  1886.  Son  of  Seward 
Fremont  and  Jennie  (Furlow)  Lee.  Ed.:  West. 
H.  Sch.  (Bay  City,  Mich.),  1904;  Albion  Coll.; 
Ph.B.,  Notre  Dame  Univ.,  1912. 


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Record:  1900-03,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1901-04,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1907,  mem.  Detroit  A.C.  F.B.  team.  1908-10, 
mem.  Albion  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-Mich,  q.b., 
1910).  1909-11,  mem.  Albion  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1911).  1911,  mem.  Notre  Dame  F.B. 
team.  1912-15,  played  pro.  B.B.  1915  and  1919- 
20,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Penn  Coll.  (Oskaloosa, 
Iowa)  F.B.  team.  1915-25,  F.B.  and  B.B.  Offi- 
cial. 1916,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Penn  Coll.  B.B. 
and  track  teams ;  coach  Notre  Dame  Univ. 
freshmen  F.B.  team.  1917,  coach  Penn  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  U.S.A.  Aviation  Section 
B.B.  team.  1922,  coach  Cornell  Coll.  freshmen 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923,  coach  Cornell 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1924-25,  bus.  mgr.  Miss.  Val- 
ley League  Club  (Burlington).  Central  Bd. 
list  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Branch  mgr.,  Phoenix  Mu- 
tual Life  Ins.  Co.  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.).  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Cadet  in  Aviation  Service ;  comn'd  2nd 
lieut. ;  enlisted  in  World  War,  Jan.,  1918;  dis- 
charged Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Elks; 
K.P. ;  A.L. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  pres.  Notre  Dame  Club 
(Buffalo).  Hobby:  Auto  touring.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Abbott,  July  29,  1911.  Child:  Mary 
Elizabeth,  age  10.  Office:  1509-  Liberty  Bank 
Bldg.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  Stuyvesant  Hotel, 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


LEE,  STEPHEN  GIRARD,  JR.,  basketball, 
golf,  football,  track.  Born:  East  Orange,  N.  J., 
Oct.  11,  1905.  Son  of  Stephen  G.  and  Laura 
(Pierson)  Lee.  Ed.:  Blair  Acad.;  B.A.,  Wes- 
leyan  Univ. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Wesleyan  varsity  track 
team  (Little  Three  champs.).  1925-28,  mem. 
Wesleyan  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  golf  teams 
(Bskt.B.,  Little  Three  champs.,  1926-27;  golf, 
Little  Three  champs.,  1925-26;  won  Aqinil  In- 
vitation Golf  tournament,  1926,  and  Lido-Venice 
Invitation  (Italy),  1927).  1925-27,  mem.  Wes- 
leyan varsity  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Alpha 
Delta  Phi.  Address:  Alpha  Delta  Phi,  Middle- 
town,  Conn. 


LEE,  THOMAS  KIRKPATRICK,  world's  rifle 
and  pistol  record  holder.  Born:  Fort  Mill,  S.  C. 
June  18,  1889.  Son  of  David  A.  and  Sarah 
Elizabeth  (Bennett)  Lee.  Ed.:  Fort  Mill  H. 
Sch. ;  Draughon's  Business  Sch.,  1908. 

Record :  1913,  won  world's  rifle  record ;  won 
Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  champ.  (1999  x  2000).  1914, 
won  Martin  Invitation  match,  999  x  1000 ;  won 
Natl.  50  and  100  yd.  champ. ;  mem.  Inter-Natl. 
rifle  team  (won  Sir  Thomas  Dewar  trophy,  1st 
and  only  perfect  score  ever  made  in  this  event, 
500  straight).  1915,  S.  R.  League  champ.  1915- 
17,  won  Natl,  indoor  rifle  champ,  (new  world's 
record,  2000  straight,  1915).  1917,  slow  fire  and 


rapid  fire  outdoor  rifle  champ.  1918,  indoor  rifle 
champ.  1919.  50-yd.  outdoor  pistol  and  revolver 
champ.  1918,  50-yd.  outdoor  pistol  and  revolver 
champ. ;  Ala.  doubles  trap-shooting  champ.  1917, 
1919-24,  1926,  pocket  revolver  champ. ;  outdoor 
pistol  champ.  (28  new  world's  pistol  records). 
1921,  Natl,  outdoor  50-100  yd.  rifle  champ.  1922, 
N.R.A.  pistol  champ. ;  N.R.A.  indoor  gallery  rifle 
champ,  (new  record  10,370  straight).  1923,  won 
N.R.A.  rifle  champ,  (new  record  in  shoot-off  of 
1119  straight);  outdoor  small-bore  champ.; 
pocket  revolver  indoor  and  outdoor  champ. ; 
N.R.A.  sitting  position  rifle  champ.  1924,  N.R.A. 
outdoor  100-yd.  rifle  champ. ;  N.R.A.  Natl,  indi- 
vidual pistol  champ. ;  N.R.A.  outdoor  grand 
aggregate  rifle  champ. ;  all-around  trapshooting 
champ,  of  Ala. ;  singles  and  doubles  grand  Amer. 
introductory  trapshooting  champ. ;  Mil.  rapid 
fire  outdoor  pistol  and  pocket  revolver  champ. 
1925,  won  singles  trapshooting  champ. ;  won 
Ala.  all-around  Natl,  small-bore  and  100  yds. 
outdoors  champs.  1927,  won  N.R.A.  Natl,  prone 
champ,  (new  record,  being  1st  time  ultimate 
score  ever  recorded,  meaning  each  shot  of  the 
40  in  exact  center). 

Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  1917,  comnd.  capt.. 
Camp  Perry,  Sevier  and  Benning ;  discharged 
1918.  Affiliations:  Sec.  Nelson  Estate ;  sec.  Nel- 
son Coal  Corp. ;  sec.  Dixie  Pictures  Corp. ;  sec. 
Walnut  Hill  Land  Co. ;  sec.  New  Hope  Gravel 
Co. ;  Birmingham  A.C.  Rifle  Asso. ;  Bd.  of  Govs. 
Clubs:  Birmingham  Trapshooting;  B.A.C.  Rifle; 
Birmingham  A.C. ;  Jefferson  ;  Birmingham  Gun. 
Hobby:  Rifle  shooting.  Married:  Ernabelle  Love, 
July  27,  1918.  Children:  Thomas  Kirkpatrick, 
Jr.,  age  9.  Office:  806-08  Brown-Marx  Bldg., 
Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  311  English  Circle. 
Hollywood,    Birmingham,   Ala. 


LEE,  WM.  EDWARD,  JR.,  All-American  left 
tackle.  Born:  Petersburg,  Va.,  May  10,  1906. 
Son  of  Wm.  E.  and  Ester  B.  (Orange)  Lee.  Ed.: 
Peabody  H.  Sch.,  1923;  B.S.,  Hampton  Inst., 
1928. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Peabody  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (undefeated  team).  1923-24-25-26-27,  mem. 
Hampton  Inst.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1926).  1924-25- 
26-27,  all-star  tackle  of  the  C.I.A.A.  1925-27, 
All-Amer.  tackle  (capt.  All-Amer.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Hamp- 
ton Inst.  Varsity  Club ;  vice-pres.  Hampton 
Players'  Dramatic  Club ;  pres.  Builders'  Club  of 
Hampton  Inst.  Hobby:  Gen.  contracting.  Office: 
Hampton  Inst.,  Petersburg,  Va.  Home:  208  2nd 
St.,  Petersburg,  Va. 


LEECH,  ABNER  YOUNG,  JR.,  tennis.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Apr.  20,  1875.  Son  of  Abner  Young 
and  Irene  (Fleury)  Leech.  Ed.:  Berlitz  Sch.  of 
Languages ;  Tanners  Business  Sch. 


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Record,:  1904-10,  pres.  LeDroit  Tennis  Club. 
1909-10,  mem.  All-Wash,  tennis  team.  1917-22, 
mem.  exec,  com.,  U.S.L.T.A.  1922,  treas.  U.S.L. 
T.A. ;  donor,  Army-Navy  tennis  trophy.  First 
pres.  of  Wash.  Tennis  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  U.  S.  Ordnance  Co.; 
sec.-treas.  Cathedral  Mansions  Corp.  Affiliations: 
Wash.  Bd.  of  Trade ;  U.  S.  Army  Ordnance 
Asso.;  Columbia  C.C.  (chrmn.  tennis  com.). 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Clara  Stowell.  Chil- 
dren: Eleanore,  age  24;  Marion,  age  20.  Office: 
926  15th  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2702  Cathe- 
dral Ave.,  Wash.,   D.   C. 

LEGALLEY,  KENNETH  BRUCE,  mem.  Univ. 
Mich.  West.  Conf.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  1921. 
Bom:  Lafayette,  Ind.,  Nov.  29,  1900.  Son  of 
M.  E.  and  Mildred  (Rinker)  LeGalley.  Ed.: 
Jefferson  H.  Sch.  (Lafayette,  Ind.)  ;  M.D.,  Univ. 
Mich.,  1926. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
Ball  team  (capt.,  1919).  1919,  mem.  All-State 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  Bskt.B.  team  (won  West.  Conf.  champ., 
1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Affiliations:  Masons;  Phi  Mu  Delta;  "M"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Mich.).  Address:  404  S.  7th  St.,  La- 
fayette, Ind. 

LEGENDRE,  ARMANT,  football.  Born:  Bar 
Harbor,  Me.,  June  17,  1899.  Son  of  James  and 
Cora  (Jennings)  Legendre.  Ed.:  Manual  Train- 
ing H.  Sch.  (New  Orleans,  La.)  ;  Tulane  Univ.; 
B.A.,  Princeton. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Manual  Training  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
F.B.,  1915-16).  1916,  mem.  Tulane  Univ.  fresh- 
men F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917-28,  mem. 
Tulane  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1920,  mem.  Princeton  golf  and  tennis  teams. 
1920-21,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams  (won  East.  F.B.  champ.,  1920).  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  selection. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coffee  importer,  Zander  & 
Co.,  Inc.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.M.R.F., 
1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Al- 
pha Upsilon;  New  Orleans  C.C;  La.  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Olive  Martindale.  Children:  Anne  Armant. 
Office:  417  Gravier  St.,  New  Orleans,  La.  Home: 
6333  Prytania  St.,  New  Orleans,   La. 

LE  GENDRE,  ROBERT  LUCIEN,  unde- 
feated American  Pentathlon  champion.  Bom: 
Lewiston,  Maine,  January  7,  1898.  Son  of  Gus- 
tave  A.  and  Thilomene  (Collett)  Le  Gendre. 
Education:  Hebron  Academy,  1918;  Georgetown 
University,  Ph.D.,  1922;  D.D.S.,  1927. 

Record:  1919,  South  Atlantic  indoor  cham- 
pionships :  won  100-yard  dash  in  10  1/5  seconds  ; 
shot-put,  39  feet,  9  inches ;   set  new  record  of 


11 4/5  seconds  in  100-yard  low  hurdles ;  won 
Pentathlon  at  Penn  relays,  scoring  13  points ; 
scored  28  out  of  a  possible  30  points  in  South 
Atlantic  meet  in  Baltimore ;  won  elimination 
tryouts  in  Paris  for  United  States  team  at  inter- 
Allied  meet ;  won  inter-Allied  Pentathlon  cham- 
pionship of  the  world,  scoring  three  firsts  and 
two  seconds.  1920,  South  Atlantic  champion- 
ships :  won  100-yard  dash,  shot-put,  440-yard 
dash,  100-yard  low  hurdles,  javelin,  discus  and 
broad  jump.  Broke  record  in  70-yard  low  hur- 
dles at  University  of  Illinois  at  8  seconds.  Ran 
on  long  distance  medley  relay  team  which  broke 
the  world's  record  at  Urbana.  Olympic  tryouts, 
qualified  in  pentathlon  and  decathlon.  Finished 
third  in  pentathlon  at  Olympics.  1921,  won  100- 
yard  dash,  100-yard  low  hurdles  and  shot-put  at 
indoor  and  outdoor  South  Atlantic  meet.  Won 
pentathlon  at  Penn  relays  with  score  of  10 
points.  Broke  discus  record  with  126  feet,  5 
inches.  Broke  broad  jump,  javelin  and  discus 
records  at  South  Atlantic  meet.  1922,  ran  on 
1%  miles  relay  team  which  broke  world's  record 
in  Amateur  Athletic  Union  meet.  Won  100-yard 
dash  and  ran  on  winning  1%  miles  relay  team 
at  Johns  Hopkins  meet.  Ran  on  mile  relay 
team  which  won  Cardinal  O'Connell  cup.  Won 
6  events  for  a  total  of  30  points  in  dual  meet 
with  Penn  State,  breaking  varsity  field  records 
in  broad  jump  and  javelin.  Won  5  places  in 
quadrangular  meet  on  varsity  field.  Won  pen- 
tathlon for  third  time  with  8  points,  breaking 
records  in  javelin  and  200  meters  run.  Won  3 
firsts  for  a  total  of  25  points  in  South  Atlantic 
meet,  breaking  records  in  broad  jump  and  jave- 
lin, and  equaling  record  for  100-yard  dash. 
Intercollegiate  meet  at  Harvard  Stadium :  Won 
broad  jump  title  with  23  feet  1%  inches.  1924, 
member  of  the  American  Olympic  team  (took 
third  place  in  the  pentathlon  and  set  a  new 
world's  record  of  25  feet  6  inches  in  the  broad 
jump). 

Present  Occupation:  Dentist.  Military  Ser- 
vice: Attended  officers'  training  camp  for  avia- 
tion, 1918.  Affiliations:  Hecht  and  Company 
(store  dentist);  Georgetown  "Varsity  Club; 
Boys'  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  Ro- 
chambeau  Apartments,   Washington,   D.   C. 


LEGG,  HARRY  GEORGE,  golf.  Born:  Min- 
neapolis, Minn.,  Nov.  15,  1886.  Son  of  Harry  F. 
and  Dora  (Wiedeman)  Legg.  Ed.:  Lawrence- 
ville  Prep.  Sch.  (N.  J.),  1907;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1911. 

Record:  1905-08-09-10-11-12-13-17-19-20,  Minn, 
amateur  golf  champ.  1907,  Natl.  Inter-Sch. 
champ.  1909-10-11-12-13-16,  Trans-Miss.  Ama- 
teur Golf  champ.  1909-10,  mem.  Yale  champ, 
team.  1910,  West.  Amateur  champ,  (low  rec- 
ord qualifying  score,  70-70 — 140;  West.  N.  Y. 
amateur  champ.  1910-11,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B. 
team.  1911,  second  round  U.S.G.A.  champ.  1913, 
mem.  Chick  Evans  N.  West.  Pac.  team.     1919, 


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West.  Amateur  champ.  1925,  Minn.  Open 
champ,  (score,  297).  1927,  third  round  U.S.G.A. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  ins.  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Hon.  mem.  Minikahada  Club  (Minneap- 
olis, Minn.);  Delta  Sigma  Nu ;  Long  Meadow 
Gun  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  ducks  and  golf. 
Married:  June  Welch,  1914.  Children:  Priscilla 
S.,  age  10;  Dora  J.,  age  7.  Office:  327  Palace 
Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  1631  W.  26th 
St.,   Minneapolis,   Minn. 

LEGGETTE,  RALPH  MAXWELL,  football. 
Born:  Edgar,  Ontario,  Canada,  Feb.  14,  1889. 
Son  of  Thomas  and  Jessie  Hanna  (Jarrett) 
Leggette.  Ed.:  S.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1923;  Univ. 
Chicago. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Geologist,  U.  S.  Geological 
Survey  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Mil.  Service:  Served 
as  sergt.,  211th  Field  Signal  Bn.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Order  of  the 
"C"  (Univ.  Chicago).  Office:  U.  S.  Geological 
Survey,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  5054  Catalpa  Ave., 
Chicago,  111. 


LEH,  JOHN  HENRY,  crew.  Born:  Allen- 
town,  Pa.,  May  24,  1899.  Son  of  John  and  Irene 
E>.  (Keck)  Leh.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Sch.,  1917; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  track 
and  cross  country  teams.  1918,  mem.  Princeton 
freshman  crew.  1920,  mem.  Princeton  junior 
varsity  crew.  1921,  stroke  Princeton  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  H.  Leh  &  Co., 
Dept.  Store  (Allentown,  Pa.).  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C. ;  Pvt.,  U.  S.  Army,"  1918.  Affiliations: 
Leh  &  Koch,  Builders  and  Real  Estate  (Allen- 
town,  Pa.)  ;  sec.-treas.  Allentown  Aviation  Corp. ; 
Kiwanis  Club;  Lehigh  C.C. ;  Princeton  A.A. 
(mem.  crew  com.,  1921-28).  Hobby:  Flying, 
motoring  and  tennis.  Married:  Dorothea  S. 
Backenstoe,  Sept.  8,  1921.  Office:  626  Hamilton 
St.,  Allentown,  Pa.  Home:  1318  Linden  St., 
Allentown,  Pa. 

LEHECKA,  JOSEPH  RANDOLPH,  football. 
Born:  Easton,  Pa.,  Mar.  24,  1900.  Son  of  Frank 
and  Clara  (Kabatnic)  Lehecka.  Ed.:  Easton  H. 
Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Lafayette  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Easton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1918-21,  mem. 
Lafayette  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  F.B.  team,  1921;  F.B.  team  East,  champs., 
1921).  1921,  capt  S.A.T.C.  F.B.  team.  1922-23, 
mem.  Frankford  Yellowjackets  pro.  F.B.  team. 
1923,  F.B.  coach,  Lansdowne  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Construction  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  Officials ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ; 


Veteran  Athletes  of  Phila.  Married:  Dorothy 
Haas,  Nov.  15,  1923.  Address:  104  Roosevelt 
PI.,  Atlantic  City,  N.  J. 

LEISTNER,  HUGO,  track.  Born:  Nuremberg, 
Germany.  July  31,  1902.  Ed.:  Palo  Alto  H.S.. 
1921 ;  A.B.,  C.E.,  Stanford,  1927. 

Record:  1921,  made  high  and  low  hurdle  rec- 
ords (15  4/5  and  24  3/5),  N.C.A.  of  Cal.  Intersch. 
Fed.  meet.  1923,  2nd,  high  hurdles,  N.C.A.A. 
meet  (Chicago).  1924,  2nd,  high  hurdles,  I.C.A. 
A.A. A.  (Boston).  1925,  1st,  high,  and  2nd,  low 
hurdles,  N.C.A.A.  (Chicago),  14  3/5;  made  Stan- 
ford-Cal.  high  hurdle  record,  14  9/10 ;  made  Pac. 
Coast  Conf .  high  hurdle  record,  15  sees. ;  2nd, 
high  and  low  hurdles,  Natl,  meet  (San  Fran- 
cisco). 1926,  3rd,  high  hurdles,  Natl,  meet 
(Phila.).  1927,  2nd,  high  and  low  hurdles,  Natl, 
meet  (Lincoln,  Neb.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Dept.>,  Corp.  Yd., 
Stanford.     Affiliations:  San  Francisco  Olympic 

C.  Address:  840  Homer  Ave.,  Palo  Alto,  Cal. 

LEITL,  LESTER  J.,  football.  Born:  Sturgeon 
Bay,  Wis.,  Aug.  19,  1899.  Son  of  John  H.  and 
Ella  Leitl.  Ed.:  Sturgeon  Bay  H.  S.,  1917;  Osh- 
kosh  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  1921 ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1927. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Sturgeon  Bay  H.  S.  F. 
B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1919-20, 
mem.  Oshkosh  State  Teachers'  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1919-21,  mem.  Oshkosh  State  F.B.  team. 
1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1927, 
coach,  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  Ath. 
dir.,  Platteville  State  Teachers'  Col.  (Wis.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Platteville  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  Corpl.,  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918 ; 
cited  for  bravery,  genl.  orders,  battle  of  Can- 
tigny,  1918.  Affiliations:  Kiwanis ;  Masons. 
Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  golf.  Married: 
Bernice  R.  Dehos,  Oct.  29,  1921.  Address: 
Platteville,  Wis. 

LEMON,  JAMES  HANSON,  basketball.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  May  14.  1903.  Son  of  Dr.  H.  T.  A. 
and  Maud  (Duvall)  Lemon.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;   B.S.,  Princeton,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.  Princeton  Bskt.B. 
team  (I.C.  champs.,  1925).  1925,  mem.  Prince- 
ton B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  securities,  Spen- 
cer Trask  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Tower 
Club  (Princeton)  ;  Princeton  Varsity  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  1027  Woodward  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.   C.     Home:  Florence  Courts,   Wash., 

D.  C. 

LENTILHON,  EUGENE,  sportsman.  Born: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  14,  1869.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Zella  Trelawney  (Detmold)  Lentil- 
hon.     Ed.:  Cutler  Sch.    (N.Y.C.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 

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Record:  1885,  won  N.Y.I.C.  hurdler  champ. 
(120  yds.  in  17  sec).  1886,  mem.  Yale  freshmen 
F.B.  team.  1896-97,  sailed  and  owned  Rel  sloop, 
winning  class  champ,  of  Great  So.  Bay  (Long 
Island)  ;  owner,  yawl  Alcacatorda,  winning 
Great  So.  Bay  champ,  in  large  sloop  class. 
1908-14,  racing  mgr.  for  Col.  Francis  L.  Leland, 
handling  schooner  yacht  Ariel.  1913-14,  owner, 
Champ  Awixa  Teaser,  Awixa  Queen  and  Awixa 
Red  Cap,  winners  in  West.  Beagle  Club  trials 
at  Ball  Lake,  Ind. 

Affiliations:  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  N.Y.A. ;  N.  Y. 
Yacht;  Univ.  (N.Y.C.)  ;  Travelers  and  The 
Polo  (Paris,  France).  Hobby:  Yachting,  beag- 
ling and  small  game  shooting.  Married:  Flor- 
ence Bergh  Brown,  1900.  One  son.  Address: 
9  Rue  Vaneau,  Paris,  France. 

LENTZ,  VALENTINE  (DUTCH),  atb.  dir.  of 
Calvert  Hall.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Aug.  3, 
1897.  Son  of  William  and  Julianna  (Stahl) 
Lentz.  Ed.:  Baltimore  Polytechnic  Institute; 
St.  John's  College  (Annapolis,  Md.),  B.S.,  1918; 
Univ.  of  Maryland,  1918 ;  Maryland  Institute 
of  Mechanical  Drawing. 

Record:  1912,  track  and  soccer  teams  Balti- 
more Polytechnic  Institute;  1912-16,  F.B.  and 
B.B. ;  1913-16,  all-State  F.B. ;  1914-16,  Bskt.B. 
(capt.)  all-State  and  rifle  teams  at  B.P.I. ; 
1916-18,  F.B.  all-State  team  (capt),  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  (State  champs.)  and  track  team; 
1918-19,  in  service  B.B.  camp  team  and  boxing 
team;  1919-21,  Ath.  Dir.  St.  John's  College 
(runners-up  in  Md.  State  champ.)  ;  1921-28, 
Ath.  Dir.  of  Calvert  Hall ;  formerly  played  pro- 
fessional F.B.  with  Baltimore,  professional  B.B. 
with  Reading  and  Buffalo  (International 
League),  Easton  and  Cambridge  (Shore 
League),  and  professional  Bskt.B.  with  St.  An- 
drew's, Hagerstown,  Handlers,  Baltimore,  and 
soccer  with  the  Patapsco  Rangers  (winners  of 
the  Rowland  Cup).  Ath.  Officer,  104th  Med. 
Regiment. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.,  Calvert  Hall 
(Baltimore,  Md.).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  44th 
Co.,  M.G.T.C,  104th  Med.  Regiment.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  Central  Bd.  F.B.  Officials,  mem. 
Officials  Bd.  Bskt.B.,  Natl,  chairman  F.B.  com- 
mittee, Md.  Scholastic  Assn.  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Married:  Pauline  Mary  Raabo,  Nov.  23,  1918. 
Children:  Mary  Julianna,  age  8 ;  Pauline 
Frances,  age  7 ;  Valentine,  Jr.,  age  3 ;  Wm. 
Hubert,  age  1  mo.  Office:  Cathedral  and  Mul- 
berry, Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  4911  School  Ave., 
Baltimore,  Md. 

LEONARD,  CLINTON  SNOW,  football,  bas- 
ketball. Bom:  Raynham,  Mass.,  Apr.  27,  1897. 
Son  of  Frank  L.  and  Lizzie  (Williams)  Leon- 
ard. Ed.:  Taunton  H.  Sch.,  1915;  B.S.,  Spring- 
field (Mass.)  Coll.,  1920;  M.A.,  Clark  Univ. 
(Worcester,  Mass.),  1921. 


Record:  mem.  3  yrs.  Taunton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  2  yrs.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  asst.  coach,  Clark  Univ.  Head  coach, 
Scarsdale  (N.Y.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1922,  Coll.,  I.C.  and  Westchester  Co. 
Intersch.  league  F.B.  official.  Mem.  Central 
Bd.  of  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials  (pres.,  West- 
chester chap.,  1920).  Bskt.B.  Official,  West- 
chester Intersch.  A.A.  Mem.  Central  Bd.  of 
I.C.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Phys.  Ed. :  (Scars- 
dale).  Mil.  Service:  In.  O.T.C.,  1917;  2d  Lt, 
Inf.,  U.S.A.,  29  mos.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  South- 
east. Dist,  N.Y.  State  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Sec, 
Ridgeview  Men's  Club  (White  Plains,  N.  Y.)  ; 
Pres.,  Junior  Dance  Club  (White  Plains,  N.  Y. ). 
Hobby:  Coaching  and  officiating.  Married: 
Eleanor  Gay,  Aug.  19,  1922.  Office:  Post  Rd., 
Scarsdale,  N.  Y.  Home:  25  Highland  Ave., 
White  Plains,  N.  Y. 


LEONARD,  LAURENCE   BARBERIE,  presi 

dent,  I.C.A.A.A.A.,  1918-19.  Bom:  Lynn,  Mass., 
Sept.  9,  1895.  Son  of  James  W.  and  Mary 
(Barberie)  Leonard.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1919. 

Record:  1918-19,  mgr.  Harvard  track  team; 
pres.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.,  1918-19. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  Mgr.,  Securities 
Dept.,  Brown  Bros.  &  Co.,  bankers  (Boston, 
Mass.).  Naval  Service:  Warrant  Officer,  U.S. 
N.R.F.,  May  23,  1927,  to  Nov.  23,  1928;  U.S.S. 
Harrisburg,  Naval  Transport  Service.  Affilia- 
tions: Lynn  Five  Cents  Savings  Bank  (trustee)  ; 
Lynn  Council,  Boy  Scouts  of  Amer.  (vice-pres.)  ; 
Mason.  Clubs:  Oxford  (Lynn,  Mass.)  ;  Harvard 
(Boston  and  Lynn,  Mass.)  ;  Tedesco  C.C. 
(Swampscott,  Mass.).  Married:  Barbara 
infant.  Office:  60  State  St.,  Boston.  Mass. 
Beardsell,  Oct.  16,  1926.  Children:  Barbara, 
Home:  6  Timsbury  Ter.,  Lynn,  Mass. 


LEONARDS,  THOMAS  C,  swimming  and  ten- 
nis. Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  July  15,  1890.  Son  of 
Leonard  M.  and  Maria  (Cathcart)  Leonards. 
Ed.:  Central  H.S.  (Phila.),  1907;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Penn.,  1913. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Central  H.  S.  swimming 
team  (Intersch.  champs.)  ;  Intersch.  gym. 
champ.  1913,  I.C.  gym.  champ.  Has  played 
competitive  tennis  and  holds  various  minor 
titles  around   Phila.  since  1913. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, Army  Ord.,  1917 ;  discharged,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Penn  Varsity  C. ;  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Overbrook  G.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Gwendolyn  E.  Taylor,  Oct.  12,  1920. 
Children:  Marie  Elizabeth,  age  6;  Thomas  C, 
Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  918  Packard  Bldg.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  404  Essex  Ave.,  Narbeth,  Pa. 


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LEONARD,  WILLIAM  V.,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Tuckahoe,  N.Y.,  Dec.  19,  1890.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Mary  (Gavin)  Leonard.  Ed. : 
Tuckahoe  H.  Sch.,  1907. 

Record:   1908-14,  pro.  Fairview  CO.    (Tucka- 

.  hoe,    N.    ¥.).    1914-28,    pro.,    Kans.    City    C.C. 

(Kans.  City,  Mo.).     Supervised  construction  of 

golf  course   for   Kans.   City   C.C.    (Kans.   City, 

Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Clubs:  Kans. 
City  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Helen  J. 
Ritchie,  Jan.  14,  1914.  Children:  William 
Henry,  age  9.  Office:  Kans.  City  C.C,  Kans. 
City,  Mo.  Home:  5410  Forrest  Ave.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo. 

LERCH,  EDWIN  BOTSFORD,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Wadsworth,  Ohio,  Dec.  24, 
1901.  Son  of  A.  B.  and  Belle  (Botsford)  Lerch. 
Ed.:  Warren  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.,  1921;  Miami  Univ., 
1923 ;  Ashland  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-19-20-21,  mem.  Warren  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  F.B.,  1921; 
capt.,  Bskt.B.,  1920).  1920-21,  mem.  Warren 
H.  Sch.  track  team.  1922,  mem.  Miami  Univ. 
freshman  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt., 
track).  1925-26-27,  mem.  Ashland  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams   (capt.,  F.B.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  Sigma 
Alpha  Upsilon;  Phi  Delta  Kappa.  School:  Ash- 
land Coll.,  Ashland,  Ohio.  Home:  309  Porter 
St.,  Warren,  Ohio. 

LESLIE,  JAMES  EDWIN,  track.  Born:  Hub- 
bard, Ore.,  Oct.  1,  1903.  Son  of  Edwin  Guy  and 
Abbie  L.  (Laverty)  Leslie.  Ed. :  B.A.,  State 
Coll.  of  Wash.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Yakima  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1922,  mem.  State  Coll.  of  Wash,  fresh- 
men track  team.  1923-25,  mem.  State  Coll.  of 
Wash,  varsity  track  team.  1926,  coach,  State 
Coll.  of  Wash,  freshmen  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editor  of  Publications, 
State  Coll.  of  Wash.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi;  Sigma  Delta  Chi;  Grey  "W"  Club  (State 
Coll.  of  Wash.).  Office:  State  Coll.  of  Wash., 
Pullman,  Wash.  Home:  Beta  Theta  Pi,  1200 
Mardenhave,  Pullman,  Wash. 

LESOUSKY,  ALPHONSUS  JOSEPH,  foot 
ball,  baseball.  Born:  Shenandoah,  Pa.,  Jan.  26, 
1892.  Son  of  John  Joseph  and  Christine  (Gris- 
call)  Lesousky.  Ed.:  Shenandoah  H.Sch.  (Pa.), 
1910;  B.A.,  St.  Mary's  Coll.   (Ky.),  1914. 

Record:  1910,  capt.  Shenandoah  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1910-11,  mem.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1912-13,  mem.  St.  Mary's  Coll.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1918-19,  coach,  St.  Mary's  Coll.  Bskt. 
B.  team;  Mgr.  Dir.,  St.  Mary's  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(State  champs.,  1920).  1922-27,  head  coach,  St. 
Mary's  Coll.  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  Ath.  Dir.,  St. 
Mary's  Coll.  (Ky.).  Hobby:  Literature  and  ten- 
nis. Married:  Martha  Lavinia  Russell,  Jan.  11, 
1917.  Children:  Christine  Catharine,  age  9; 
Mary  Lavinia,  age  7 ;  Joseph  Lavialle,  age  5 ; 
James  Russell,  age  3 ;  Anna  Veronica,  age  1. 
Address:  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  St.  Mary,  Ky. 

LETICH,  ALFORD  L.,  basketball.  Born:  Ep- 
worth,  la.,  Aug.  31,  1903.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Daniel  Letich.  Ed. :  Yankton  H.  Sch. ;  Univ. 
N.  Dak. 

Record:  1923-24-25,  mem.  Yankton  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (team  runner-up  at  Natl,  tourney; 
runner-up  for  high  score  at  Natl,  tourney,  1924)  ; 
mem.  S.  Dak.  all-State  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  N.  Dak.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1927-28;  N.  Cen.  Conf.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  Blue  Key ;  Univ.  N.  Dak.  Letter 
Men's  Club.  Address:  Alpha  Tau  Omega  House, 
Grand  Forks,  N.  Dak. 

LEVEY,  CHARLES  F„  JR.,  football,  basketball, 
and  baseball.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Apr.  14, 
1904.  Son  of  Charles  F.  and  Dorothy  (Watson) 
Levey.    Ed.:  Soldan  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity  F. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1925).  1924-25, 
mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team ;  picked 
All-Valley  in  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Credit  mgr.  Affiliations: 
Civic  A.A. ;  Westwood  C.C. ;  Columbian  Club ; 
"W"  Club  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  701  Wash.  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
5915  Linbeld  Dr.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

LE  VINE,  JOHN  N.,  football.  Born:  Poland, 
Jan.  19,  1881.  Son  of  Julius  and  Anne  Levine. 
Ed.:  Waterville  H.  Sch.;  Phillips  Acad.  (An- 
dover)  ;  Colby  Coll.    (Waterville,  Me.)  ;  Yale. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Waterville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team).  1899-1909, 
mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  and  track 
team.  1902,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1903-06, 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1907,  coach  Davidson  Coll. 
(N.  C.)  F.B.  team.  1908,  coach  Auburn,  Ala. 
1909-10,  ath.  dir.  Transylvania  Univ.  (Lexington, 
Ky.).  1911,  coach  of  backfield  Holy  Cross  Acad. 
(Worcester)  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  hotel  business. 
Affiliations:  New  Eng.  Hotel  Men's  Asso. ;  Mass. 
Hotel  Men's  Asso.;  Y  Club  (Yale).  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  fly  fishing.  Married:  Florence 
Newton  Flanders.  Children:  John  N.,  Jr.,  age 
15 ;  Lucile,  age  12.  Address:  Deer  Cove  Inn, 
Swampscott,  Mass. 

LEVIS,  GEORGE  WYNDEN,  basketball. 
Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  Nov.  22,  1895.  Son  of 
George  Washington  and  Clara  (Winden)  Levis. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1917. 


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Record :  1909-18,  mem.  Madison  H.  S.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  (All-State  forward  and  all-time  high 
scorer,  '12)  teams.  1914-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  (All-West,  forward  and  Indi- 
vid, high  scorer,  '14-'16)  teams.  1917-19,  coach 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Charleton  Coll.  (Minn.  State 
champ.  Bskt.B.  teams).  1919,  asst.  coach  F.B. 
and  asst.  camp  ath.  officer,  Camp  Grant.  1919- 
20,  ath  dir.  Madison  H.  Sch.  and  City  Play- 
grounds ;  coach,  Wis.  champ.  F.B.  team.  1920-22, 
coach  Univ.  of  Ind.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  1924-27, 
coach  St.  Jos.,  Mo.,  "Hillyards"  Bskt.B.  team 
(winners  of  A.A.U.  Ntal.  champ.,  '25-'27).  1925- 
28,  bus.  mgr.  aths.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  Selected  as 
mem.  all-time  Wis.  Bskt.B.  team  on  every  team 
picked  to  date. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Business  mgr.  aths.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.  Mil.  Service:  Lt,  Inf.,  O.T.C. ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Masons ;  Delta  Up- 
silon ;  Star  and  Arrow;  Kiwanis  (mem  bd.  dirs., 
'25-'26)  ;  Maple  Bluff  G.C.  Hobby:  Officiating 
and  golf.  Married:  Helen  Elizabeth  Parkinson, 
Jan.  31,  1919.  Children:  Sally  Anne,  age  3; 
Georgianna  and  Jane  Grey  (twins),  age  1.  Of- 
■fi.ee:  711  Langdon  St.,  Madison.  Rome:  2134 
Chamberlain  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

LEVSEN,  EMIL,  pitcher,  Cleveland  Indians. 
Bom:  Wyoming,  la.,  Apr.  29,  1900.  Son  of  Peter 
and  Louise  (Rick)  Levsen.  Ed.:  Wyoming  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Iowa  State  Coll.,  1919. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Iowa  State  Coll.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  C. 
pro.  B.B.  team  (Miss.  Valley  League)  ;  sold  to 
Cleveland  Indians.  1924,  farmed  out  to  Terre 
Haute  B.B.C.  1925,  farmed  out  to  Rochester 
B.B.C.  team.  1926-28,  returned  to  Cleveland 
Indians. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Officers  Sch.,  F.A.,  Camp  Zachary  Taylor, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Cleveland  Ball  C. ;  Sigma 
Chi ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Marjorie  Bowers,  Oct.,  1926.  Children: 
Betty  Jeanne.  Office:  Cleveland  Ball  Club, 
Cleveland,  O.    Home:  Maqoketa,  la. 

LEWIS,  GOMER,  mem.  Ail-American  lacrosse 
team.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  May  24,  1903.  Son  of 
Gomer  and  Ida  (Bauman)  Lewis.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1925. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  freshman 
lacrosse  and  F.B.  teams.  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Md.  varsity  F.B.  and  lacrosse  teams.  1923-24, 
high  point  scorer  I.C.  League ;  chosen  All-Amer. 
lacrosse  team.  1924-25,  won  I.C.  lacrosse  champ, 
(awarded  gold  lacrosse  ball). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Nu;  Sigma  Delta;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Md.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Christine  Kin- 
caid,  Dec.  16,  1925.  Office:  811  Title  Guarantee, 
Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  2715  Easley  Ave.,  Bir- 
mingham. Ala. 


LEWIS,  JOHN  BARBEY,  rowing.  Born:  N. 
Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  3,  1900.  Son  of  Rogers  and 
Ida  (Barbey)  Lewis.  Ed.:  Trinity  Sch.;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1922 ;  B.S.,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1924. 

Record:  1910-17,  mem.  Trinity  Sch.  track  team 
(1st  pi.  high  jump,  1910).  1917,  1st  pi.  440-yd. 
relay.  1920-22,  mem.  Princeton  crew.  1920, 
mem.  Princeton  Life  Saving  Club.  1921,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  8-oar  crew  which  defeated 
Navy-Cornell-Yale-Harvard-Calif.  1922,  mem. 
inter-class  champ,  crew  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
S.A.T.C,  1918,  transferred  O.T.C.  Flying  Corps, 
discharged  Sgt.  Affiliations:  Guaranty  Co.  of  N. 
Y. ;  Public  Utility  Div. ;  Psi  Upsilon  ;  Princeton 
Club ;  Squadron  A.  Asso.  Hobby:  Riding,  golf 
and  tennis.  Office:  140  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  112  E.  73rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

LEWIS,  HAROLD  FLINT,  track.  Born:  East 
Hampton,  L.  L,  June  15,  1897.  Son  of  Morley 
B.  and  Mary  (Ettershank)  Lewis.  Ed.:  Pierson 
H.  Sch.  (Sag  Harbor,  N.  Y.)  ;  Williston  Acad. 
(East  Hampton,  Mass.)  ;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Pierson  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1915-17,  mem.  Williston  Acad,  track  team 
(capt.,  1916).  1920,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
track  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  cashier,  Bridgehamp- 
ton  Natl.  Bank  (N.  Y).  War  Record:  Enlisted 
In  U.S.A.,  Aug.,  1917;  served  in  A.E.F. ;  hon. 
disch.  with  rank  of  Sgt.,  1919.  Clubs:  Univ.  Pa. 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity.  Married:  El- 
frieda  Garypie,  Sept.  14,  1922.  Children:  Ber- 
nice,  age  3;  Eleanor  Mae,  age  2.  Office:  Bridge- 
hampton,  N.  Y.     Home:  Sag  Harbor,  N.  Y. 

LEWIS,  MICHAEL  ALBERT,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Congo,  Ohio,  Jan.  18,  1903.  Son 
of  Michael  and  Barbara  (Maty)  Lewis.  Ed.: 
Duquesne  Apprentice  Sch.;  Franklin  and  Mar- 
shall Coll. ;  B.S.,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.,  • 
1928. 

Record :  1919-20-21-22,  mem.  Duquesne  Appren- 
tice Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Franklin  and 
Marshall  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Frank- 
lin and  Marshall  Acad,  track  team  (capt.,  1924). 
1924-25-26-27,  mem.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  mem.  East.  Pa.  Conf. 
mythical  eleven).  1925-26,  mem.  Franklin  and 
Marshall  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Lamb- 
da Chi  Alpha;  Black  Cat  (sophomore  hon.  soc, 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.)  ;  Black  Pyramid 
(sen.  hon.  soc,  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.). 
Office:  542  W.  James  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa.  Home: 
14  N.  3rd  St.,   Duquesne,  Pa. 

LEWIS,  MONROE  C,  football,  basketball  and 
track.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Aug.  28,  1894.  Son 
of  Alex.  M.  and  Mary  E.  (Cumming)  Lewis.  Ed.: 


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1916. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1915).  1914-16,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1915).  1915,  mem.  Wash.  Univ. 
track  team ;  chosen  on  All-Mo.  Valley  Conf . 
team.  1917-18,  mem.  89th  Div.  F.B.  team  (A.E. 
F.  champs.)  ;  mem.  342nd  F.A.  B.B.  team  (A.E. 
F.  champs.).  1925-26,  coach  Y.M.H.A.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bonds.  War  Record:  En- 
listed 1917,  mem.  A.E.F.,  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ; 
Amer.  Legion ;  Round  Table  Club ;  "W"  Club 
(Wash.  Univ.).  Married:  Helen  Johnston,  Mar. 
18,  1918.  Children:  Ann  Clark,  age  8 ;  Mary  A., 
age  6;  Monroe  C,  Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  905  Land- 
rith  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  7741  Md.  Ave., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

LEWIS,  ED  "STRANGLE!?,"  world's  cham- 
pion wrestler.  Born:  Nekoosa,  Wisconsin,  Au- 
gust 10,  1893.  Education:  University  of  Ken- 
tucky. 

Record:  Lewis  first  won  world's  champion- 
ship from  Joe  Stecher  in  New  York,  December 
13,  1921.  Defeated  by  Zbyszko.  Regained  title 
by  defeating  Zbyszko  after  three  attempts.  First 
time  that  a  champion  wrestler  ever  regained  his 
title.  Under  management  of  Billy  Sandow  for 
15  years.  Holder  of  the  $10,000  diamond  cham- 
pionship wrestling  belt.  Dr.  B.  F.  Roller,  the 
famous  physician-wrestler,  made  a  statement  a 
short  time  ago  that  he  considered  Lewis  the 
most  wonderful  athlete  of  the  day.  He  makes 
the  flat  statement  that  the  Lewis  headlock  is 
the  greatest  hold  ever  developed  in  the  wrest- 
ling game,  and  that  no  other  wrestler  can  use  it 
in  the  same  way  because  they  know  nothing 
about  it.  There  exists  a  tendency  to  treat 
wrestling  merely  as  a  sport  demanding  little  else 
than  bulk,  coupled  with  brute  strength.  A 
greater  mistake  was  never  made.  Wrestling  is 
really  an  art  which  is  capable  of  being  brought 
to  a  very  fine  point,  and  in  no  sport  is  the  mind 
forced  to  act  quicker. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  wrestler. 
Military  Service:  Sergeant,  Camp  Grant,  Rock- 
ford,  Illinois.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  Masons ; 
Kansas  City  (Missouri)  Athletic  Club.  Address: 
1232  Stratford  Road,  Kansas  City,  Missouri. 

LEWIS,  WILLARD  M.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  New  Brighton,  Pa.,  Mar.  7,  1903. 
Son  of  Joshua  and  Margaret  (Rosenberger) 
Lewis.  Ed.:  New  Brighton  H.  Sch. ;  Geneva 
Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  New  Brighton  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1922). 
1922-24,    mem.   Geneva    Coll.   Bskt.B.   and   F.B. 

teams. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Mai  Realty  Co.  (Am- 
bridge,  Pa.).  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials ;  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials  of  the  Joint 
Bskt.B.  Com.;  Beaver  Co.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Asso. ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Community  Club.  Mar- 
ried :  Edith  Murphy,  Sept.  29,  1926.  Children: 
Robert.  Office:  439  Merchant  St.,  Ambridge,  Pa. 
Home:  411  Maplewood  Ave.,  Ambridge,  Pa. 


LIFUR,  MRS.  GREGORY  H.,  Southern  Cali- 
fornia Women's  Golf  Champion,  1926-27-28. 
Born:  San  Bernardino,  Calif.,  Apr.  9,  1899. 
Daughter  of  Dwight  O.  and  Lillie  (Carson) 
Schlotte.  Ed.:  Girls'  Coll.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Univ.  So. 
Calif.,  1918. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Girls'  Coll.  Sch.  tennis 
and  Bskt.B.  team.  1914-18,  mem.  Univ.  So. 
Calif,  tennis  team  (capt.,  1918;  State  I.C 
champs.)  ;  title  of  best  all-around  ath.  1917-18, 
holder  I.C.  tennis  doubles  champ,  with  Jessie 
Grieve.  1918,  runner-up,  Los  Angeles  City  Ten- 
nis Champs.  Mem.  Univ.  So.  Calif,  hockey  and 
track  teams.  1926-27-28,  won  So.  Calif,  women's 
golf  champ.  1927,  won  54-hole  medal  tourney  at 
Los  Angeles ;  qualified  in  Women's  West.  Tour- 
nament and  Women's  Natl.  Golf  Tournament  at 
Cherry  Valley,  N.  Y.,  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  House  wife.  Precinct  chmn. 
of  Liberty  Loan  drives  in  Los  Angeles.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Mu;  Calif.  C.C;  Fox  Hills  C.C; 
Deauville  Beach  Club.  Hobby:  Golf  and  jour- 
nalism. Married:  Gergory  H.  Lifur,  Nov.  18, 
1918.  Children:  Nellita  Carson,  age  5.  Office: 
Calif.  C.C,  Culver  City,  Calif.  Home:  752 
Hauser  Blvd.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


LIGHTER,  EUGENE,  football,  baseball,  track. 
Born:  Conrad,  Iowa,  Mar.  2,  1892.  Son  of  Chas. 
Wallace  and  Mary  Ellen  (Sherbon)  Lighter. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Cole  Coll.  (Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa.). 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Rolfe  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1913-14,  mem.  Coe  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1913-16,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  track 
team  (won  I.C.  record  in  high  and  low 
hurdles,  1914;  won  Natl.  440-yd.  hurdle  record. 
1915).  1914-15,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1915. 
mem.  111.  A.C.  track  team.  1916-28,  F.B.  official. 
1917,  mem.  Quantico  Marines  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  advertising  bus, 
with  Butler  Bros.  (Chicago,  111.).  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  U.S.M.C,  June,  1917;  comn'd  2nd  Lt., 
July,  1918 ;  instr.  in  O.T.C,  Quantico,  Va.,  July, 
1918-Feb.,  1919;  disch.  as  1st  Lt.,  Aug.,  1919. 
Clubs:  Collegiate,  Breakers  Beach  and  Breakers 
Beach  G.C  of  Chicago.  Hobby:  Golf  and  mo- 
toring. Married:  Jane  Winter,  Chicago,  111., 
Dec.  27,  1917.  Child:  Margaret  Jane,  age  8. 
Office:  Randolph  and  Canal,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
801  Elmwood  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 


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LIGHTNER,  JOSEPH  KEITH,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Blain,  Perry  Co.,  Pa.,  July  25, 
1900.  Son  of  Dr.  Harry  O.  and  Myrtle  (Cessna) 
Ligbtner.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1919-22,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Prankford  (Pa.)  pro.  F. 
B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Reading  Inter-Natl. 
League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923-25,  head  F.B.  coach 
Dickinson  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner,  Kulp-Lightner  For- 
est Products  Co.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  Office:  510  Dauphin  Bldg.,  Ilarrisburg, 
Pa.   Home:  Marysville,  Pa. 


LIGHTSEY,  HARRY  McKINLEY,  football 
coach  Univ.  of  So.  Carolina.  Born:  Branson,  S. 
C,  Feb.  3,  1901.  Son  of  P.  W.  and  Emma  (Jean) 
Lightsey.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  S.  C,  A.B.,  1922;  LL.B.. 
1924. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  varsity  F.B.  team, 
Univ.  of  S.  C,  (All-State  guard,  1920-22).  1921- 
22,  mem.  track  team.  1922,  pres.  of  ath.  asso., 
Univ.  of  S.  C.  1923-26,  coach  Columbia  H.  Sch. 
(State  F.B.  champ,  for  3  yrs.).  1927-28,  F.B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  S.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  S.A.T.C.,  1918;  discharged  Nov., 
191S.  Affiliations:  Mem.  General  Assembly  of  S. 
C.  Hobby:  F.B.  Married:  Ellen  Glenn.  Dec.  24, 
192G.  Office:  6  Carolina  Bank  Bldg.,  Columbia, 
S.  C.   Home:  42G  Holley  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 


LILLY,  WILLIAM  S.,  3RD,  athletic  director. 
Born:  Philadelphia.  Pa.,  Feb.  10,  1897.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  S.  Lilly,  Jr.  Ed.:  W. 
Phila.  H.  Sch.;  Perkiomen  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ. 
Dela.,   1922;   Univ.   111. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  mem.  W.  Phila  H.  Sch. 
track  and  cross  country  teams  (eapt.,  1915). 
191G,  mem.  Perkiomen  Sch.  2-mile  relay  team 
holding  Natl,  record.  1916-17,  mem.  Perkiomen 
Sch.  track,  B.B.  and  tennis  teams  (eapt..  track 
team,  1917).  Mem.  Univ.  Dela.  varsity  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Fort  Myer  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  during  World  War.  1919-21,  dir. 
ath.,  Univ.  Dela.  1922,  dir.  ath.,  Baltimore  Poly. 
(State  track  champs.;  State  lacrosse  champs.; 
State  soccer  champs. ;  State  swimming  champs.). 
1923-25-26,  State  B.B.  champs.  1926,  State  F.B. 
champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Ex.  Com.,  Md.  F.B. 
Officials.  Mil.  Service:  11th  Cav.,  Fort  Myer, 
Va.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Derelicts;  Sigma  Nu. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Agnes  Doris  Lamb, 
Apr.,  1924.  Child:  Lois,  age  2.  Office:  Calvert 
and  North  Ave..  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Oakford 
Apts.,  406  Oakford  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


LINCOLN,  GEORGE  GOULD,  crew,  tennis. 
Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  July  26,  1880.  Son  of 
Nathan  and  Jeanine  (Gould)  Lincoln.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Sens.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1902. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1900,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  (eapt.  sophomore 
crew).  1902,  coach  Yale  freshman  crew.  1907- 
09,  mem.  Washington  Inter-City  tennis  team 
(runner-up  in  Middle  Atlantic  States  tourna- 
ment, 1908). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Political  writer,  "The  Eve- 
ning Star"  (Washington,  D.  C).  Mil.  Service: 
Stad.  2nd  O.T.C.,  Fort  Myer,  Va.,  1917;  hon. 
disch.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  ;  Wolf's 
Head;  Natl.  Press  C;  Chevy  Chase  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Elizabeth  Wilder,  Nov.  20,  1917.  Children: 
(by  former  marriage)  Nathan  S.,  age  12;  Mar- 
jorie  Gould,  age  9.  Office:  Evening  Star,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  Home:  1808  R  St.,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

LINDLEY,  ALFRED  DAMON,  mem.  Yale 
Olympic  crew,  1924.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
Jan.  20,  1904.  Son  of  Clarkson  and  Anna  (Cale) 
Lindley.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. ;  Phillips  Acad.  (An- 
dover)  ;   B.A.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Yale  crew  (in  Olympic 
trials  (Phila.);  rowed  1^4  miles  5:51,  world's 
record;  Olympic  champs.  (Paris),  2000  meters 
6:10,   1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Club:  Union 
Boat  (Boston).  Address:  1920  Stevens  Ave., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

LINDBOE,  GUSTAVE  EMIL,  executive  sec- 
retary of  the  National  Ski  Association  of  Amer- 
ica. Born:  Oslo,  Norway.  August  2,  1882.  Son 
of  Ole  J.  and  Elise  (Christiansen)  Lindboe. 
Education:  Oslo   (Norway)  Public  School. 

Record:  1899-1900,  won  prizes  in  cross  coun- 
try ski  races  and  ski  marathons,  Oslo,  Norway. 
1902,  emigrated  to  America.  1907-08,  won  prizes 
in  track  meets.  Chicago.  1909-10,  secretary  of 
the  Northwest  Chicago  Branch  of  Amateur  Ath- 
letic Union.  1909-11  and  '13,  secretary  Norge 
Ski  Club  (Chicago).  1924-28,  executive  secre- 
tary of  the  National  Ski  Association  of  America. 
Organizer  of  numerous  ski  and  outing  clubs  in 
America.  Representative  at  American  Olympic 
Committee.  Amateur  Athletic  Union  and  Na- 
tional Conference  on  Outdoor  Recreation. 

Present  Occupation:  Printer,  Chicago  Daily 
News.  Affiliations:  Norge  Ski  Club  of  Chicago; 
Oslo  Club  of  Chicago.  Hobby:  Music,  fishing, 
skiing.  Married:  Martha  Marie  Christensen. 
April  9,  1916.  Children:  Lillian  Martha,  age  11 ; 
Mildred  Lorraine,  age  7.  Office:  4139  North 
Kenneth  Avenue,   Chicago,  Illinois. 

LINEAWEAVER,  JAMES  L,  golf.  Born: 
Pottsville,  Pa.,  Sept.  10,  1874.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Acad.   (Andover)  ;  Yale;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1900. 


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Record:  1892,  mem.  Amer.  B.B.  team  playing 
French  team  (Paris),  endeavoring  to  enlist 
French  int.  in  B.B.  1894,  mem.  Miranda  expe- 
dition to  Greenland.  1896-97,  mem.  Yale  golf 
team.  1901-02,  mem.  Phila  golf  team  (won 
Phila.  Cup,  1901). 

Affiliations:  Loyal  Legion ;  Rittenhouse  Spring- 
dale  G.C. ;  Nassau  Club.  Address:  162  Library 
Place,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

LING,  ERNEST  F.,  football.  Born:  Denver, 
Colo.,  Nov.  13,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  J.  and 
Myrtle  (Ryan)  Ling.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Allegheny  Coll., 
1916;  M.A.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Allegheny  Coll.  track 
team.  1915,  mgr.  Allegheny  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1920-28,  officiating  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Corning  Glass  Works.  War 
Record:  Enlisted,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged sergt.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha 
Upsilon;  Corning  Glass  Works  A.A;  Corning 
C.C.  Married:  Elma  Cummings,  Aug.  30,  1920. 
Children:  Elizabeth  Jean,  age  7.  Office:  Corn- 
ing Glass  Works,  Corning,  N.  Y.  Home:  253 
Deleran  Ave.,  Corning,  N.  Y. 

LINGLE,  ROY  PETRAN,  track.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  10,  1885.  Son  of  James  M.  and 
Mary  C.  Petran.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Princeton; 
Univ.  of  Chicago ;  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record :  1902,  04,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  and 
cross-country  teams  (Amer.  Inter-Sch.  2-mi. 
champ.;  capt.,  1903).  1904,  mem.  Amer.  Inter- 
Sch.  2-mi.  relay  team ;  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  tennis 
team.  1905-06,  mem.  Princeton  track  and  cross- 
country teams.  1909-11,  coach  S.  H.  Sch.  track 
and  cross-country  teams.  1913-14,  coach  Epis- 
copal Acad.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  track  and  soccer 
teams.  1915-17,  coach  Rice  Inst.  (Houston, 
Tex.)  tennis  team.  1916-17,  adv.  track  coach 
Rice  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Swarthmore  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Asso.  of  Univ.  Profs.  Clubs:  Princeton  Tower; 
Princeton  (Phila,  Pa.)  ;  Swarthmore  Tennis. 
Hobby:  Literature.  Married:  Ethel  Whiteley, 
1918.  Children:  Petra  L.,  age  8;  Anne  L.,  age 
6;  Lillian,  age  4.  Office:  Swarthmore  Coll., 
Swarthmore,  Pa.  Home:  108  Cornell  Ave., 
Swarthmore,  Pa. 

LINN,  GEORGE  IRVING,  track.  Born: 
Seattle,  Wash.,  Apr.  10,  1894.  Son  of  Arthur 
Grant  and  Priscilla  (Morgan)  Linn.  Ed.:  Hunt- 
ington Beach  Union  H.  Sch.,  1914;  Stanford, 
A.B.,  1919;  M.A.,  1922. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Huntington  Beach 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (So.  Cal.  champs.).  1913- 
14,  mem.  Huntington  H.  Sch.  track  team  (high 
jump  and  high  hurdles).  1916,  mem.  Stanford 
freshman   track  team    (broad  jump).     1917-19, 


mem.  Stanford  varsity  track  team.  1919-20, 
coach  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  swim, 
teams.  1920-21,  coach  Bskt.B.,  track  and  phys. 
dir. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  Manteca  Union  H. 
Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Apr.,  1918,  Ord. 
Corps ;  research  chemist,  chemical  warfare  ser- 
vice; discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  "S" 
C;  A.A.U. ;  C.I.F. ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Alpha 
Chi  Sigma;  Chamber  of  Comm.  (mem.  Ed. 
Com.)  ;  Lions  C.  Married:  Anna  Marie  Chuml, 
June  21,  1921.  Children:  James  Irving,  age 
4%;  Leo.  C,  age  3;  William  Leland,  age  6; 
John,  age  iy2.  Office:  E.  Yosemite  Ave.,  Man- 
teca, Cal.  Home:  115  S.  Sherman  St.,  Manteca, 
Cal. 

LIPPINCOTT,  DONALD  F.,  Olympic  sprinter. 
Born:  Phila.  Pa.,  Nov.  16,  1893.  Son  of  A.  F. 
and  Sallie  (Brantley)  Lippincott.  Ed.:  Episco- 
pal Acad. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Penn.,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  freshman 
track  team;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track  ream 
(Stockholm,  Sweden),  estb.  world  record  for 
100-meter  dash,  10  3/5  sees,  (stood  till  '25)  ;  run- 
ner-up, 200-meter  race.  1913,  tied  world  record 
for  220  yds.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet  (Boston).  1913- 
15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  varsity  track  team 
(capt,  '15).  1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  world 
champ,  relay  team,  time  3:14  (world  record). 
1923-28,  mem.  Merion  Oicket  C.  squash  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Samuel  McCreery 
Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  Apr., 
1917;  comn'd.  Ensign,  June,  1917;  sta.  U.S. 
Naval  Acad. ;  comn'd.  Lt,  Jr.  Grade,  June,  1918 ; 
discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Upsilon;  Merion  Cricket  C.  Hobby:  Squash  and 
golf.  Married:  Sara  Gresh,  June  1,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: Donald  F.,  Jr.,  age  7;  Brantley,  age  5; 
Patricia,  age  1.  Office:  1518  Walnut  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  Haverford,  Pa. 

LIPPINCOTT,  WILLIAM  JACKSON,  crew. 
Born:  Findlay,  Ohio,  Apr.  5,  1891.  Son  of  Jason 
Evans  and  Minnie  (Horner)  Lippincott.  Ed.: 
Pub.  Schs. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1914. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  crew. 
1912-13,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Bankers  Trust  Co. 
Clubs:  Amer.  (Paris,  France)  ;  Univ.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Lunch  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married: 
Dorothy  M.  Lippincott.  Children:  Janet,  age  9 ; 
William,  age  8;  David,  age  4.  Office:  Bankers 
Trust  Co.,  Paris,  France.  Home:  4  Rue  Mignard, 
Paris,  France. 

LISKOVEC,  JOSEPH  J.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Mar.  18,  1898.  Son  of  W. 
and  Mary  (Hanus)  Liskovec  Ed.:  LaCrosse  H. 
S.,  1917;  LaCrosse  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  1919; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1921. 


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Record:  1915-16,  mem.  LaCrosse  H.S.  F.B. 
team.  1916-17,  mem.  LaCrosse  H.  S.  track  team 
(capt.,  '17)  ;  2nd,  discus  throw,  W.I.A.  meet. 
1917-18,  mem.  LaCrosse  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F. 
B.  team  (State  champs.,  '17;  tied  for  State 
champ.,  '18).  1918-19,  mem.  LaCrosse  State 
track  team  (State  champs.,  '19)  ;  2nd,  discus, 
shot  and  javelin ;  3rd,  120  high  hurdles  State 
meet.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1921, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist,  LaCrosse  Rubber 
Mills  Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
S.  &  H.  Recreation  Bowling  Team;  "W"  C. ; 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha ;  Chamber  of  Com. ;  Scout  Mas- 
ter, Boy  Scout  Troop  No.  14  (5  yrs.).  Hobby: 
Boy  Scouts  and  bowling.  Married:  Viola  Poeh- 
ling,  July  2,  1925.  Office:  Indian  Hill,  LaCrosse, 
Wis.    Home:  514  So.  11th  St.,  LaCrosse,  Wis. 


LITCHFIELD,  BAYARD  SANDS,  hockey 
and  crew.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  7,  1880. 
Son  of  Edward  Hubbard  and  Madeline  (Sands) 
Litchfield.  Ed.:  Brooklyn  Latin  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Har- 
vard, 1903. 

Record :  1903,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team ; 
coxswain,  Harvard  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
The  Brooklyn  Improvement  Co.  (2nd  vice- 
pres. ) ;  Bank  of  Amer.  Safe  Deposit  Vaults 
(mem.  the  Bd.).  Clubs:  Hamilton  (Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.)  ;  Harvard  (N.  Y.)  ;  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Nassau 
County  C.C. ;  Bedford  Golf  and  Tennis ;  Mr. 
Kisco  G.C.  Married:  Marguerite  Berg,  Aug.  12, 
1908.  Children:  Barbara  V.,  age  17;  Edward 
S.,  age  16;  Philip  A.,  age  12;  Tatiana,  age  11. 
Office:  111  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home,: 
Katonah,  N.  Y. 


LISTER,  JOHN  THOMAS,  football,  track. 
Bom:  near  Brookston,  Ind.,  Sept.  24,  1871.  Son 
of  Wm.  N.  and  Rebecca  (Alkire)  Lister.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Butler  Coll.,  1898;  Univ.  Chicago,  Ph.B., 
1913;  M.A.,  1916;  Ph.D.,  1919. 

Record:  1893-96.  mem.  Butler  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1895;  All-Ind.  tackle,  1894-96).  1895-97, 
mem.  Butler  Coll.  track  team.  1900-02,  1907-11, 
dir.  of  aths.  Colo.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  1901, 
mem.  Univ.  Chicago  track  team.  1903-05,  head 
coach  Morgan  Pk.  Acad.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  and  head  of  dept.  of 
Spanish,  Coll.  of  Wooster  (Ohio).  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  M.W.A. ;  Masons ;  Modern 
Language  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  Amer.  Asso.  of  Teach- 
ers of  Spanish;  Wooster  C.C.  (Ohio).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  old  french  manuscripts.  Married:  Grace 
Hughes.  Child:  Richard  Hughes  (dec'd.).  Office: 
Coll.  of  Wooster,  Wooster,  Ohio.  Home:  325  E. 
Pine  St.,  Wooster,  Ohio. 

LISTON,  JAMES  PHILIP,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Bom:  Lowell,  Mass.,  Oct.  16, 
1898.  Son  of  James  and  Mellie  (Leahy)  Liston. 
Ed.:  Lowell  H.  Sch. ;  Lawrence  Acad. ;  Norwich 
Univ. ;  Lehigh  Univ. ;  Boston  Coll. ;  Boston 
Univ. ;  Harvard  Phy.  Ed.  Sch. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Lowell  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1917,  mem.  Norwich  Univ. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  191S,  mem.  U.S.N.R.F. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Bumkin,  Is.).  1919, 
mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920- 
21,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(Natl.  F.B.  champs.,  1920).  1922-28,  coach 
Lowell  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  and  coach.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: mem.  U.S.N.R.F.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi 
Epsilon  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Elks ;  Amer. 
Legion;  Y.M.  Catholic  Inst.;  U.  S.  Vet.  A.A. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
Lowell  H.  Sch.,  Lowell,  Mass.  Home:  96  Fort 
Hill  Ave.,  Lowell,  Mass. 


LITTLE,  J.  KENNETH,  football,  track,  golf. 
Born:  Alden,  Kans.,  Sept.  1,  1908.  Son  of  J.  M. 
and  Minnie  (Marshall)  Little.  Ed.:  Sterling 
H.  Sch.,  1923;   Sterling  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Sterling  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1923-27,  mem.  Sterling  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Conf.  F.B.  champs,  of 
Kans.,  1923;  capt.  F.B.,  1927).  1927,  won  an- 
nual handicap  golf  tournament  city  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
Sergt.  in  headquarters  Battery  and  Combat 
Train,  1st  Bn.,  103rd  Field  Arty.  Affiliations: 
Pi  Kappa  Delta;  pres.  Student  Govt.  Asso. 
(Sterling  Coll.);  Sterling  G.C.  Address:  206 
S.  6th  St.,   Sterling,  Kans. 

LITTLE,  LOUIS,  football  coach  and  athletic 
director.  Born:  Boston,  Massachusetts,  Decem- 
ber 6,  1893.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Michael  Little. 
Education:  Worcester  Academy;  University  of 
Pennsylvania,   1920. 

Record:  1907-11,  member  of  Leominster  High 
School  football,  basketball  and  baseball  teams 
(captain  football,  1909-10).  1911,  member  of 
Worcester  Academy  football  team.  1913-14, 
member  of  University  of  Vermont  football  team 
(captain-elect,  1914).  1916-19,  member  of  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania  football  team  (chosen 
All-Eastern  and  Ail-American  tackle,  1916  and 
1919).  1920,  coached  La  Salle  Preparatory 
School  (Philadelphia)  athletics.  1921,  coached 
Abington  High  School  athletics.  1922,  coached 
and  played  with  Frankford  Yellow  Jackets  foot- 
ball team  (won  professional  championship). 
1924,  head  football  coach  Georgetown  Univer- 
sity. 1925-28,  coach  and  director  of  athletics 
Georgetown  University. 

Present  Occupation:  Director  of  athletics. 
Military  Service:  Graduated  from  Officers' 
Training  Camp,  November,  1917 ;  member  of 
A.  E.  F. ;  commissioned  first  lieutenant ;  cap- 
tain.  Affiliations:  F.  B.  Keech  Company  (Wash- 


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ington,  D.  C.)  ;  Merchants  Bank  and  Trust 
Company  (Washington,  D.  C.)  ;  Washington 
Board  of  Trade ;  Elks ;  University  of  Pennsyl- 
vania Alumni.  Clubs:  Washington  Racquet ; 
Philadelphia  Racquet;  Leominster  (Massachu- 
setts) Golf  and  Country.  Hobby:  Competitive 
amateur  athletics.  Married:  Loretta  Lucretia 
Donahue,  August  23,  1924.  Office:  Georgetown 
University,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  North- 
brook  Courts,  Washington,  D.  C. 


LITTLEFIELD,  JAMES  H.,  college  athletics 
and  now  makes  slow  motion  pictures  of  athletic 
events  to  aid  coaches.  Bom:  Auburn,  Me.,  May 
38,  1880.  Son  of  James  B.  and  Mary  (Verplast) 
Littlefield.  Ed.:  Nichols  Latin  School  (Lewis- 
town,  Me.)  ;   Bates  College,  1897-98. 

Record:  1897-98,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1899-1902,  coach  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams,  Troop  E,  1st  Cavalry,  U.S.A. 
1902-06,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  track  team.  1902-14, 
instr.  advanced  rough  riding  at  Phila.  troops. 
1903-14,  mem.  Penna.  R.R.  F.B.  team.  1924-28, 
engaged  in  making  slow  motion  pictures  of  ath- 
letic events  for  the  purpose  of  enabling  coaches 
to  analyze  the  work  of  their  men ;  official  pho- 
tographer for  Univ.  of  Penna.  Ath.  Council. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  executive.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  A.E.F.,  efficiency  man  Motor  Trans- 
port Div.,  Y.M.C.A.  Affiliations:  Penna.  A.C. 
(mem.  swimming  cdmm.)  ;  Amateur  Movies 
Corp. ;  Masons ;  Middle  Atlantic  Assn.  A.A.U. 
Clubs:  Brookline  Square  Club ;  Seaside  Park 
Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Photography.  Married: 
Caroline  Doebel,  June,  1904.  Children:  Cath- 
erine, age  22 ;  James,  age  17 ;  Dorothy,  age  15 ; 
Carl,  age  12.  Office:  2114  Samson  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  36th  and  Powellton  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


LITTLETON,  ARTHUR,  crew.  Born:  Rut- 
ledge,  Pa.,  Oct.  26,  1895.  Son  of  William  Gra- 
ham and  Anne  (Kugler)  Littleton.  Ed.:  Cen- 
tral H.  Sen.,  1912 ;  Univ.  of  Penn.,  A.B.,  1916 ; 
LL.B.,  1920. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Central  H.S.  crew.  1913, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  freshmen  crew.  1914-16, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  varsity  crew ;  mgr.  Univ. 
of  Penn.  varsity  wrestling  team.  1916,  pres. 
I.C.  Wrestling  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  1917;  comn'd  ensign  U.S. 
N.F. ;  graduated  from  Naval  Acvad.,  1918 ; 
comn'd  ensign  U.S.N.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi 
Upsilon;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Penn. 
A.C.  Hobby:  Sailing.  Married:  Jean  R.  New- 
bougr,  June  28,  1922.  Children:  John  Ely,  age 
5 ;  Frederick  C.  N.,  age  3 ;  Arthur  Richard,  age 
2.  Office:  934  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  24  E.  Newfield  Way,  Cynwyd,  Pa. 


LIVERANCE,  HOWARD  J.,  mem.  Univ. 
Mich.  Big  Ten  champ.  B.B.  team,  1923.  Born: 
Williamston,  Mich.,  Dec.  26,  1899.  Son  of  Bert 
A.  and  Mina  (Mixter)  Liverance.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.  Mich.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Williamston  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (won  Big  Ten  champ.,  1923). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C,  East  Lansing,  Mich.  Affilia- 
tions: Asst.  mgr.  S.  S.  Kresge  Co.  (Jackson, 
Mich.);  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
Mich.).  Married:  Florence  Herrick.  Office:  313 
W.  Mich.  St.,  Jackson,  Mich.  Home:  117  S. 
West.  Ave.,  Jackson,  Mich. 

LIVINGSTONE,  ALFRED,  Nat'l  Junior  fancy 
diving  champion,  1921.  Born:  Wigan,  England, 
May  23,  1899.  Son  of  Edward  and  Charlotte 
(Winstanly)  Livingstone.  Ed.:  B.P.E.,  Spring- 
field Coll.,  1922;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1916,  N.  J.  State  swimming  and  div- 
ing champ.  1917,  Y.M.C.A.  diving  and  swim- 
ming champ.  Mem.  Springfield  Coll.  varsity 
swimming  team  (4  yrs. ;  capt.,  1921).  Mem. 
Springfield  Coll.  varsity  soccer  and  B.B  teams 
(2  yrs.).  1921,  Natl.  Jr.  fancy  diving  champ. 
1921-22,  ath.  dir.  Aquatics  (Worcester,  Mass.) 
Y.M.C.A.  1922,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Paterson 
H.  Sch.  1925-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Eastside 
H.  Sch.  Author,  "History  and  Development  of 
I.  C.  Swimming." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  and  coach. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Mason;  Y.M.C.A.; 
Coaches  and  Officials'  League;  N.  J.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Asso. ;  U.  S.  Soccer  Referees'  Asso. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Radio  constr.  Married:  Louise  Upham,  1922. 
Children:  Edward,  age  3;  Alfred,  Jr.,  age  1. 
Office:  Eastside  H.  Sch.,  Paterson,  N.  J.  Home: 
Ellis  Ave.,  cor.  14th  St.,  Fairlawn,  N.  J. 

LIVINGSTON,  WALTER  JAMES,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Bom:  Piqua,  Ohio, 
Nov.  19,  1884.  Son  of  James  and  Elizabeth 
(Hurley)  Livingston.  Ed.:  Piqua  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Denison   Univ.,   1909. 

Record:  1902-05,  all-around  athlete,  Piqua 
H.  Sch.;  handball  champ.,  Y.M.C.A.  1905-08, 
mem.  Denison  F.B.  team  (picked  All-State; 
capt.,  1907-08).  1906-09,  mem.  Denison  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (picked  All  State;  capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1908).  1910,  ath.  dir.  Newark  (Ohio) 
Y.M.C.A.  1911  to  1928,  head  coach  and  prof, 
phys.  ed.,  Denison  (Ohio-Conf.  Bskt.B.  champs. 
5  times ;  Buckeye  Ath.  Asso.  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1927 ;  Allegheny  Mt.  Bskt.B.  champs,  of  A.A.U., 
1921).  Prof.  phys.  ed.,  Chatauqua  (N.  Y.) 
Summer  School,  1922-23-24.  Advanced  work, 
Chicago  Univ.,  summer  1915-16. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  prof.  phys. 
ed.,  Denison  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  1917. 
Affiliations:  N.I.A.A. ;  Natl.  Phys.  Dir.  Soc. ; 
Ohio  Phys.  Directors'  Society ;  Buckeye  AA. ; 
Amer.  Asso.  Univ.  Profs. ;  Amer.  Coaches' 
Asso. ;  O.  I.  Dirs.  Asso. ;  pres.  O.I.A.A. ;  Masons ; 
Beta  Theta  Pi;  Granville  G.C.  Hobby:  Hand- 
ball and  golf.  Married:  Grace  Gertrude  Bon- 
ham.  Office:  Cleveland  Hall,  Granville,  Ohio. 
Home:  So.  Plum   St.,  Granville,   Ohio. 

LOBAUGH,  LAWRENCE  CLYMER,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Ridgeway,  Pa.,  Feb.  21, 
1902.  Son  of  David  Reed  and  Maude  (Beman) 
Lobaugh.  Ed.:  Ridgeway  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Alfred 
Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Ridgeway  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Ridgeway  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Alfred  Univ.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  team.  1926,  coach,  Alfred  H.  Sch.  1927, 
mgr.  Alfred  Univ.  Inter-Sch.  track  meet ;  coach 
Islip  Boys'  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Sigma  Phi ;  Boy  Scouts  of  Amer. ;  Bd.  of  Ap- 
proved F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials;  "A"  Club 
(Alfred  Univ.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  Main 
St.,  Islip,  N.  Y.  Home:  320  Charles  St.,  Ridge- 
way, Pa. 


LOBDELL,  CHARLES  W.,  swimming,  track, 
golf.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  June  1,  1884.  Son  of 
Edwin  Lyman  and  Annie  (Philpot)  Lobdell. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Tale,  1905 ;  Univ.  Chicago. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Yale  Class  golf  and 
swimming  teams.  1905,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1905-06,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Edwin  L.  Lobdell  & 
Co.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Chi  Psi;  Univ.  C.  of  Chi- 
cago ;  Exmoor  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Ruth  Bush.  Office:  209  So.  La  Salle  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Home:  1183  Scott  Ave.,  Hubbard 
Woods,  111. 

LOCKE,  ERVIN  I.,  Nat'l  roque  champion, 
1928.  Born:  Paulsboro,  N.  J.,  Aug.  31,  1888. 
Son  of  Benjamin  J.  and  Mary  Emma  (Ireland) 
Locke.    Ed.:  Paulsboro  Public  Sch. 

Record:  1924,  won  rounds  roque  medal  (St. 
Petersburg,  Fla.).  1927,  won  St.  Petersburg 
city  champ. ;  runner-up,  State  champ. ;  won 
Boughton  Service,  Jack  Tyler  and  Alice  Slayton 
Cups  (St.  Petersburg,  Fla.)  ;  won  Gates  Medal. 
1928,  won  Natl,  rogue  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Building  Contr.  Affiliations: 
Odd  Fellows;  Masons;  J.O.UA.F. ;  St.  Peters- 
burg Rogue  Club.  Hobby:  Rogue.  Married: 
Ethel  E.  Hayes,  Apr.  29,  1909.  Children:  Daisy 
K.,  age  18.  Address:  915  12th  Ave.,  N.,  St. 
Petersburg,  Fla. 


LOCKE,  GORDON,  picked  on  Walter  Camp's 
All-Amer.  football  team,  1922.  Born:  Grand 
Junction,  Iowa,  Aug.  3,  1898.  Son  of  John  Locke 
and  Augusta  (Stewart)  Locke.  Ed.:  Denison  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  Iowa,  B.A.,  1922 ;  J.D.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  Iowa  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (won  Big  Ten  F.B.  champ,  and 
picked  as  fullback  and  quarterback  on  nearly 
all  of  All-Amer.  teams  by  sport  writers,  1921-22 ; 
conceded  by  sport  writers  as  West,  champs., 
1921 ;  conceded  by  sport  writers  as  Natl, 
champs.,  1922 ;  capt.  F.B.  team  and  awarded 
Big  Ten  medal  for  highest  proficiency  in  aths. 
and  scholastic  attainments.)  1923-25,  1st  asst. 
and  backfield  coach  Univ.  Iowa.  Coach  West. 
Reserve  Univ.  (Cleveland,  Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Day  &  Day,  attys. 
(Cleveland).  Mil.  Service:  Served  in  U.S.M.C. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Order  of  the  Coif;  Elks'  Club  (Iowa  City). 
Hobby:  Football,  golf  and  reading.  Married: 
lone  Bliss,  Sept.  15,  1923.  Office:  1827  Engi- 
neers Bank  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  2049 
Cornell  Rd.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

LOCKWOOD,  LUKE  BURNELL,  football. 
Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  21,  1901.  Son  of 
Luke  Vincent  and  Alice  Gardner  (Burnell) 
Lockvvood.  Ed.:  Middlesex  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1924;  Oxford  Univ. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Middlesex  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1919).  1919-20,  mem.  Middlesex 
Sch.  hockey  team.  1920,  mem.  Middlesex  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (team  won  State  private  sch. 
champ.)  ;  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  B.B.  team.  1923, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem. 
Oxford  Univ.  crew   (winter  eight). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Clubs:  Fly; 
Harvard  Varsity;  Harvard  (N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Law.   Address:  125  E.  72nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

LOEHLER,  JOHN  G.,  football,  basketball, 
track  and  swimming.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  July 
26,  1902.  Son  of  Gustav  G.  and  Marie  J. 
(Sauter)  Loehler.  Ed.:  McKinley  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  B.S.,  Lafayette  Coll.,  1924; 
M.S.,  George  Wash.  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1917,  held  Y.M.C.A.  shot-put  record. 
1917-18-19-20,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  swimming 
and  track  teams  (capt.  swimming,  1919-20;  won 
Jr.  75  yd.  dash  champ.,  1917;  mem.  Wash.  H. 
Sch.  champ.  1  mile  relay  team,  1920;  won  high 
point  all-around  Alumni  track  cup,  1920).  1918- 
19-20,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (all- 
high  center  for  2  yrs. ;  team  East,  champs.). 
1919,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (all- 
high  center).  1920-21,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All-South  Atlantic  end, 
1920;  All-South  Atlantic  f.b.,  1921;  All-South 
Atlantic   Bskt.B.   center,   1920-21).     1921,    mem. 


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George  Wash.  Univ.  track  team  (mem.  coll. 
freshman  champ.  1  mile  indoor  relay  team). 
1922,  South  Atlantic  indoor  handicap  shot-put 
champ.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  track 
team  (held  Lafayette  Coll.  high  hurdle  record, 
1923 ;  held  high  hurdle  grass  record,  1924 ;  high 
point  scorer  in  all  dual  triangular  meets,  1923- 
24;  Middle  States  1.0.  high  and  low  hurdle 
champ.,  1924;  Middle  States  I.C.  high  point 
scorer,  1924).  1923,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  boxing 
team  (won  heavyweight  champ.).  1924,  mem. 
George  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team  (All-South  At- 
lantic f.b.).  1925-26,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ. 
track  team  (capt,  1926;  high  point  scorer  in  all 
meets,  1925-26;  held  coll.  record  in  shot-put, 
discus  and  broad  jump,  1925-26;  South  Atlantic 
broad  jump  champ.,  1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  civil  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Tau  Beta  Pi;  Aca- 
cia; Pyramid;  Mason;  Sycamore  Island  Canoe 
Club;  Y.M.C.A. ;  "T"  Club  (McKinley  H.  Sch.)  : 
"L"  Club  (Lafayette  Coll.)  ;  G.  W.  Club 
(George  Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Canoeing,  swim- 
ming and  basketball.  Married:  Mary  Virginia 
Cooksey,  Nov.  24,  1926.  Office:  Franklin  Bank 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  7600  Alaska  Ave.. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

LOFGREN,  WALTER  GILBERT,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  Greeley,  Colo.,  Dec.  21. 
1904.  Son  of  Chas.  G.  and  Emily  (Johnson) 
Lofgren.  Ed.:  North  H.  Sch.  (Denver,  Colo.), 
1924;  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines   (Golden,  Colo.),  1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All-Conf.  tackle,  1924).  1924, 
mem.  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines  varsity  F.B. 
team  (hon.  men.  on  All-Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  team, 
1926;  capt.,  1927).  1925,  mem.  Colo.  Sch.  of 
Mines  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu;  Theta  Tau;  "M"  Club  (Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines). 
Address:  3046  34th  Ave.,  Denver,  Colo. 

LOFTIN,  FRANK,  U.  S.  Navy  heavyweight 
champion,  1910-11.  Born:  Columbia,  Tenn.,  Oct. 
24,  1887.  Son  of  Love  and  Ella  (Smith)  Loft- 
ing.   Ed.:  Columbia  Mil.  Acad.;  U.S.N.A.,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Columbia  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1907-08,  mem.  U..S.N.A.  class 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  wrestling  teams; 
mem.  freshman  champ,  crew  team.  1908-11, 
mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  F.B.,  crew  and  wrestling 
teams  (capt.  crew,  1909-10  and  F.B.  and  wrest- 
ling, 1910-11).  1909-11,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity 
track  team.  1910-11,  won  U.S.N,  heavyweight 
champ.  Hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  coach  U.S.N.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: U.S.S.  Cummings,  Queenstown,  1917-18, 
awarded   Distinguished    Service   Cross,    1917-18. 


Affiliations:  Mason.  Clubs:  Army  and  Navy; 
Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Calif.  Yacht ;  Pac. ;  Univ. 
Address:  c/o  U.S.S.  Tenn.,  Navy  Dept.,  Wash., 
D.   C. 

LOGAN,  WALTER  SETH,  football,  baseball. 
Born:  Washington,  Conn.,  July  8,  1888.  Son  of 
Walter  S.  and  Eliza  (Kenyon)  Logan.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Yale,  1910 ;  B.L.,  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1913. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1909- 
10,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  teams. 

Mil.  Record:  Asst.  gas  officer ;  gas  officer,  36th 
Div. ;  1st  lieut.,  U.S.A.  Married:  Verna  Mc- 
Cutcheon,  June  21,  1916.  Children:  Barbara, 
age  9;  Verna  Hollister,  age  5.  Office:  68  Wil- 
liam St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  64  Hope  St., 
Stamford,   Conn. 

LOMASNEY,  DAVID  ARMS,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Youngstown,  Ohio,  Mar.  3,  1905. 
Son  of  Leonard  J.  and  Frances  (Arms)  Lomas- 
ney.    Ed.:   Milton  Acad.;    Harvard. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Milton  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1924,  mem.  Milton  Acad,  track  and  tennis 
teams.  1924-25,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1926-27-28,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity   track    team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Hasty 
Pudding  (instituted,  1770);  Iroquoise;  Har- 
vard Varsity.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and 
sailing.  School:  1  Grays  Hall,  Cambridge, 
Mass.     Home:  2272  Scattwood  Ave.,  Toledo,  O. 

LONBORG,  ARTHUR,  basketball,  baseball, 
football.  Born:  Gardner,  111.,  Mar.  16,  1898. 
Son  of  Carl  Lonborg.     Ed.:  Kans.  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Kans.  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All-Valley  guard 
in  Bskt.B.  and  end  in  F.B.).  Coach  2  yrs.  Mc- 
Pherson  Coll.  (Kans.)  Bskt.B.  team.  Coach  4 
yrs.  Washburne  Coll  (Topeka,  Kans.)  Bskt.B. 
team;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  champ.).  Coach  North- 
west. Univ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Basketball  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  Stad.  in  artillery  div.,  Camp  Taylor. 
Affiliations:  Kansas  City  A.C;  Sigma  Chi;  Phi 
Delta  Pi.  Married:  Edna  Stansberger.  Office: 
Northwest.  Gymnasium,  Evanston,  111.  Home: 
2123  Ridge  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 

LONG,  CHARLES  BOMBERGER,  track. 
Born:  Lancaster,  Pa.,  Jan.  23,  1883.  Son  of 
Graybill  B.  and  Anna  (Bomberger)  Long.  Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1904. 

Record^  1896-1901,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track  and 
F.B.  teams  (won  Inter-Sch.  record  run  and  440- 
yd.  run,  Pan-Amer.  Exposition.  1902-04,  mem. 
Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affiliations: 
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Natl.  Bearings  Co.  (Lancaster,  Pa.).  Clubs: 
Hamilton  and  Lancaster  C.C.  (Lancaster,  Pa.)  ; 
Seaview  G.C.  (Absecon,  N.  J.)  ;  Everglade 
(Palm  Beach).  Married:  Nancy  Keiper,  Jan.  3, 
1906.  Children:  Henry  Keiper,  age  18;  Yvonne, 
age  17.  Office:  Hbg.  Ave.  and  Charlotte  St., 
Lancaster,  Pa.  Home:  708  N.  Duke  St.,  Lan- 
caster, Pa. 

LONG,  CLARE  IRVING,  mem.  Univ.  Minn. 
Big  Ten  Conf.  football  champs.,  1915.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Jan.  24,  1894.  Son  of  Alex- 
ander G.  and  Jessie  (Tasker)  Long.  Ed.:  West. 
H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis)  ;  Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  West  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1912-13,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B. 
team  (won  West,  and  Big  Ten  Conf.  champs., 
1915 ;  hon.  mention  by  Walter  Camp,  1915-16 ; 
called  All-West,  quarterback  by  Middle  West, 
sport  writers,  1916).  1920-28,  official  for  Coll. 
and  H.  Sch.  F.B.  teams.  1922,  asst.  coach  Univ. 
Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Long-Denny  Agency 
(gen.  ins.  and  mortgage  loans).  War  Record: 
Mem.  R.O.T.C,  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.,  May-Aug., 
1917;  Comn'd  2nd  Lt.  of  Cavalry,  U.S.R.,  in 
A.E.F.,  Aug.,  1917;  hon.  disch.,  May,  1919.  Affil- 
iations: Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  Roaul  Lufbery 
A.  L.  Post.  Clubs:  Minikahda  G.C;  St.  Paul 
Univ. ;  Minneapolis  Univ.  Hobby:  Golf,  squash 
and  bridge.  Married:  Doris  Bradley,  Sept.  6, 
1924.  Office:  526  McKnight  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  1212  Douglas  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

LONG,  FRED  THOMAS,  baseball,  football. 
Bom :  Decatur,  111.,  Jan.  22,  1896.  Son  of  Hinton 
A.  and  Idlean  (Smith)  Long.  Ed.:  Decatur  H. 
Sch.,  1914 ;  B.Sc,  James  Millikin  Univ.,  1918. 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.  James  Millikin  Univ. 
B.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  James  Milikin  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (Little  Nineteen  champs.,  1916). 
Coach  Wiley  Coll.  (Marshall,  Tex.)  F.B.  and 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Club:  "M"  (James 
Millikin  Univ.).  Hobby:  Hunting  quail.  Mar- 
ried: Delia  E.  Wheatley,  June  8,  1918.  Address: 
Wiley  Coll.,  Marshall,  Tex. 

LONG,  EARL  VAN  METER,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Maroa,  111.,  July  11,  1886.  Son 
of  Silas  and  Mary  (Van  Meter)  Long.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  111. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1910 ;  Boston  Univ. 

Record:   1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  team. 

1909,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1910,  mem. 
Harvard  B.B.  team.  1910-11,  coach,  Richmond 
Coll.    1911-12,  coach  Fairmount  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.     Married:  Jessie  Brown,  June  20, 

1910.  Children:  Van,  Jr.,  age  14;  Martha,  age 


12;  Mary,  age  7;  Betty,  age  5.  Office:  7  Palace 
Bldg.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  3312  E.  3rd  St., 
Wichita,  Kans. 

LONG,  HAROLD  O.,  professional  golfer. 
Bom:  Williamsport,  Pa.,  Jan.  7,  1901.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Susan  (Hotteinstein)  Long.  Ed. : 
Williamsport  H.  Sch.,  1919. 

Record:  1925-28,  pro.  Carolina  C.C.  (Raleigh, 
N.  C).  1926,  won  P.G.A.  tournament  of  N.  C. 
and  S.  C.  (Greensboro,  N.  C).  1927,  qualified 
for  Natl,  open  tournament  (Richmond,  Va.)  ; 
qualified  for  Natl.  P.G.A.  tournament  (Dallas, 
Tex.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.;  Carolina  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Violet  Williamson,  Apr.,  1922.  Office:  Carolina 
C.C,  Raleigh,  N.  C  Home:  2213  Circle  St., 
Raleigh,  N.  C 

LONG,  HAROLD  SCOTT,  professional  golf. 
Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  15,  1901.  Son  of  John 
and  Fannie  (English)  Long.  Ed.:  Ferguson  H. 
Sch.    (St.  Louis,  Mo.). 

Record:  1922,  played  in  Natl.  Open  tourna- 
ment, Skokie  C.C.  (Chicago,  111.).  1922-23,  pro. 
Pontiac  C.C  (Pontiac,  111.).  1923-28,  qualified 
and  played  in  Natl,  open  tournaments ;  has  fin- 
ished in  money  in  seventy-five  percent,  of  the 
cournaments  played  in.  1924,  pro.  Songetaha  C 
C.  (Galesburg,  111.).  1925-28,  pro.  Lakeside  C.C 
(Okla.  City,  Okla.).  1926,  runner-up  in  Okla. 
State  open  tournament,  Okla.  City  C.C,  score 
69-71.  Holds  record  of  score  61  on  sand  green 
course,  Lakeside  C.C,  score  28-35. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Clubs:  Lake- 
side C.C  Hobby:  Bridge.  Office:  Lakeside  C.C. 
Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  600  W.  11th  St.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla. 

LONG,  HARRY  J.,  football,  baseball.  Bom: 
Decatur,  111.,  Dec.  28,  1897.  Son  of  Hinton  A. 
and  Idlane  B.  (Smith)  Long.  Ed.:  A.B.,  James 
Millikin  Univ.,  1919;  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ., 
1928. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Millikin  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1917-19,  mem.  Millikin  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(All-Conf.  shortstop,  1918).  1919-22,  head 
conch  Prairie  View  Steele  Coll.  (Tex.)  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1922-27,  head  coach  Paul  Quinn 
Coll.  (Waco,  Tex.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924- 
26,  pres.  South.  Ath.  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Affiliation: 
Kappa  Alpha  Psi.  Married:  E.  Valeska  Browne, 
Feb.  6,  1922.  Child:  Carolyn  Jane,  age  1. 
Office:  Post  Office  Box  991,  Waco,  Tex.  Home: 
1899  N.  Gulick  St.,  Decatur,  111. 

LONG,  JAMES  PARKER,  football  and  track. 
Bom:  Rangoon,  Burma,  Oct.  14,  1S89.  Son  of 
Samuel  Parker  and  May    (Clark)    Long.     Ed.: 


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Phillips    Exeter    Acad.,    1907;    A.B.,    Harvard, 
1911. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team.  1908,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  track  team  (I.C.A.A.A.A.  champs.,  1909). 
1910,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  dir.  N.  Y.  State  Tax  Asso. ;  vice-chrmn. 
Republican  County  Cen.  Com. ;  dir.  Yates 
County  S.P.C.C.  Hobby:  Conservation  of  nat- 
ural resources.  Married:  Frances  Rogers  Chad- 
wick,  Mar.  18,  1914.  Children:  May  Moulton, 
age  12;  Helen  Alice,  age  11.  Address:  R.F.D. 
27,  Naples,  N.  Y. 


LONG,  JOHN  J.,  basketball,  baseball  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Cumberland,  Md.,  June  11,  1906. 
Son  of  P.  H.  and  Fanny  (Gorman)  Long.  Ed.: 
Cumberland  H.  Sen. ;  A.B.,  Catholic  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Cumberland  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1922-24;  capt.  B.B.,  1923-24;  All-Scho- 
lastic forward,  1921-22-23).  1924-28,  mem. 
Catholic  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Catholic 
Univ.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  School: 
Catholic  Univ.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  32  Green 
St.,  Cumberland,  Md. 


LOOMIS,  CLARENCE  CHARLES,  football. 
Born:  Seattle,  Wash.,  Dec.  11,  1899.  Son  of 
Lee  B.  and  Jennie  M.  (Jones)  Loomis.  Ed.: 
Lincoln  H.  Sch.  (Seattle,  Wash.)  ;  B.A.,  State 
Coll.  of  Wash.,  1923. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  mem.  Lincoln  H. 
Sch.  tennis  team;  1920-23,  mem.  State  Coll.  of 
Wash.  F.B.  team  (mem.  Northwest.  Conf. 
champ,  team,  1920).  1920-23,  mem.  State  Coll. 
of  Wash.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  coach 
H.  Sch.  (Pullman,  Wash.)  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Naval  Service: 
In  U.S.N.  Res.,  1918-21 ;  engaged  in  active  duty, 
Training  Sta.,  Seattle,  1918.  Affiliations:  Head 
of  Coll.  Dept,  Houghton  Mifflin  Pub.  Co.,  Pacific 
Coast;  Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon.  Married:  Alice 
Musgrave,  Apr.  17,  1925.  Office:  612  Howard 
St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2473  LeConte 
St.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 

LORD,  WILLIAM  WALCOTT,  boxing,  base- 
ball, football.  Born:  Portland,  Me.,  Nov.  1,  1906. 
Son  of  John  Anderson  and  Elinor  (Carter) 
Lord.    Ed.:  Harvard. 

Record:  1927,  mem.  Harvard  boxing,  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (won  heavy  wgt.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Hasty  Pud- 
ding; D.  U.  (Cambridge,  Mass.).  Address:  13 
Ash  St.,  Danvers,  Mass. 


LONGACRE,  JOHN,  crew,  football.  Born: 
Philadelphia,  Pa.,   Oct.  30,   1873.     Ed.:  Yale. 

Record :  1893-96,  mem.  Yale  crew.  1895,  mem. 
Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  War  Record: 
Served  in  S.A.W.  Clubs:  Phila.  Barge;  Racquet 
Tennis  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Racquet  (Phila.).  Office: 
141  S.  4th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  2221  Spruce 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


LONGWORTH,  ARTHUR  WESLEY,  profes- 
sional golfer.  Born:  Hot  Springs,  Ark.,  Nov. 
5,  1894.  Son  of  John  W.  and  Mary  (Ward) 
Longworth.     Ed.:  Hot  Springs    (Ark.)    H.   Sch. 

Record:  1916-17,  pro.  golfer,  Hutchinson  C.C. 
(Kans.).  1920-21,  pro.  golfer  Bluefield  C.C. 
(Va.).  1921,  won  pro.  amateur  tournament  of 
So.  Central  open  champ.  (Hot  Springs,  Ark.). 
1922-28,  pro.  golfer  St.  Louis  C.C.  1925,  won 
Mo.  open  champ.  (St.  Louis  C.C).  1926,  par- 
ticipated in  Mo.  P.G.A.  tournament  (Kansas 
City,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  Quartermaster  Corps,  Motor  Trans- 
port, U.S.A.;  discharged  Mar.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Elks;  St.  Louis  C.C;  P.G.A. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  St.  Louis  C.C,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.     Home:  St.  Louis  C.C,  Clayton,  Mo. 


LORING,     CALEB,     crew.       Born:     Boston, 

Mass.,  Feb.  18,  1888.  Son  of  Augustus  Peabody 
and  Ellen  (Gardner)  Loring.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1910 ;  LL.D.,  Boston  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  the  Amer.  team  in  the 
Internatl".  Sonderklosse  races  with  Germany  for 
the  Pres.  Taft  Cup.  1910,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
four  oared  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Lt.  (j.g.)  U.S.  Navy;  served  on  U.S.S.  Fla., 
1917-19.  Affiliations:  Greenough  Coal  Co.  (pres. 
and  treas.)  ;  Baush  Machine  Tool  Co.  (dir.)  ; 
East.  Yacht  Club ;  Somerset  Club ;  Harvard 
Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married:  Su- 
zanne Bailey.  Children:  Caleb,  age  7 ;  David, 
age  5 ;  Suzanne,  age  4 ;  George,  age  1.  Office: 
82  Devonshire  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Chest- 
nut Hill,  Boston,  Mass. 

LOSCH,  RICHARD  C,  track.  Born:  West 
Point,  Nebr.,  Aug.  4,  1898.  Son  of  J.  Frank  and 
Laura  (Starch)  Losch.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  Mich., 
1922. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  track  team 
(won  West.  Conf.  indoor  and  outdoor  champ., 
1919;  mem.  %-mi.  relay  champs.,  1919-20). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  treasurer's  of- 
fice, Northwest.  Bell  Tel.  Co.  (Omaha,  Nebr.). 
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Child:  Susanne  Antonia,  infant.  Office:  North- 
west. Bell  Tel.  Bldg.,  Omaha,  Nebr.  Home:  5650 
Poppleton  Ave.,  Omaha,  Nebr. 

LOTHROP,  FRANCIS  BACON,  football,  base 
ball  and  crew.  Born:  Beverly  Farms,  Mass., 
Aug.  3,  1898.  Son  of  W.  S.  H.  and  Alice  (Bacon) 
Lothrop.  Ed.:  Groton  Sch.,  1917;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1921;  Oxford  Univ.,  Trinity  Coll.  (Oxford, 
Eng.),  1921. 

Record:  1915-16-17,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1917).  1917,  mem.  Groton  Sch.  B. 
B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  crew.  1921, 
mem.  Oxford  Univ.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  goods  mnfr.  War 
Record:  A.R.C.  ambulance  service  in  Italy,  1918 ; 
broce  di  guerre.  Affiliations:  Union  Boat  Club 
(Boston,  Mass.).  Address:  201  Devonshire  St., 
Boston,  Mass. 

LOUGHRAN,  THOMAS  PATRICK,  light 
heavyweight  boxing  champion.  Born:  Phila- 
delphia, Pennsylvania,  November  29,  1902.  Son 
of  John  and  Anna  (Haley)  Loughran.  Educa- 
tion: Catholic  High  School    (Philadelphia). 

Record:  1919,  started  boxing  as  light  weight. 
1922-25,  fought  Gene  Tunney,  Harry  Greb,  Mike 
McTigue  and  all  prominent  middle  and  light 
heavyweights.  1927,  won  world's  light  heavy- 
weight title  from  Mike  McTigue,  October  7, 
Madison  Square  Garden,  New  York ;  defended 
title  successfully  in  match  with  Jimmy  Slattery, 
December  12.  1928,  defended  title  successfully 
in  match  with  Leo  Lomski  January  6.  Has 
engaged  in  110  fights,  losing  only  six  decisions. 
First  Philadelphian  to  win  an  undisputed  world 
title.  Has  been  knocked  down  only  three  times 
during  boxing  career  (one  by  Tunney  in  1922; 
twice  by  Lomski  in  1928). 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  athlete.  Af- 
filiations: Veteran  Athletes  of  Philadelphia ; 
Valley  Brook  Country  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  4358  Woodland  Avenue,  Philadelphia, 
Pennsylvania.  Home:  1634  Ritner  Street,  Phil- 
adelphia, Pennsylvania. 

LOUGHRIDGE,  PAUL,  football,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  14,  1892.  Son  of  Chas.  and 
Amelia  (Harmon)  Loughridge.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Yale,  1915. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Taft  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1912,  mem.  Taft  Sch.  track  team  (won  hammer 
throw  and  capt.,  1912)  ;  mem.  Yale  freshman 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (won  1st  place  in  Inter- 
sch.  hammer  throw).  1914-15,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity track  team  (won  3rd  place  in  I.C.  meet 
hammer  throw,-  1914-15;  held  record  for  ham- 
mer throw  in  Colo.,  1915-10).  1915,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  War 
Record:  Served  in  A.E.F.  as  Capt.,  355th  Inf.; 


ret.  as  Maj.  in  26th  Div.  as  Asst.  Chief  of  Staff, 
g3.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Bosworth,  Chanute,  Lough- 
ridge &  Co. ;  vice-chmn.  Red  Cross.  Clubs: 
Denver;  Cherry  Hills;  Univ.;  Denver  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  violin.  Harried:  Marjorie 
Mead,  June  10,  1924.  Children:  Paul,  Jr.,  age 
3;  Charles,  2nd.,  age  1;  Ruth,  infant.  Officce: 
Security  Bldg.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home:  399  High 
St.,  Denver,  Colo. 

LOCRIE,  DONOLD  B.,  Ail-American  quarter- 
back, 1920.  Born:  Decatur,  Ala.,  Aug.  22,  3S99. 
Son  of  George  B.  and  Anna  (Crocker)  Lourie. 
Ed.:  La  Salle  Peru  Township  H.  Sch.;  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1922. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  La  Salle  Peru  Town- 
ship H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(champ,  lightweight  F.B.  team,  1915;  capt.  Bskt. 
B.,  1916).  1917-18,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1918;  hold  40 
yd.  dash  and  40  yd.  hurdles  record).  1919-22, 
mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1920, 
selected  by  Walter  Camp  on  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team  ;  mem.  champ,  track  team  which  defeated 
Yale-Harvard  ;  British  long  jump  champ.,  Stam- 
ford Bridge,  England.  1922,  coach  Princeton 
champ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Quaker  Oats  Co.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: mem.  C.O.T.C,  Camp  Lee,  Va.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: F.B.  Adv.  Com. ;  Princeton ;  Chicago 
A. A.  Married:  Mary  King,  Aug.  25,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: Donald  King,  age  2 ;  Nancy,  infant.  Office: 
1600  Ry.  Exchange  Bldg.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
975  Elm  St.,  Winnetka,  111. 

LOVE,  J.  EDWARD,  track.  Bom:  Garfield. 
Wash.,  May  23,  1890.  Son  of  Lewis  C.  and  Mary 
(Parkins)  Love.  Ed.:  Garfield  H.  S.,  1910;  B.S., 
Wash.  State  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Wash.  State  track 
team  (capt.,  '13 ;  made  high  point  average  in 
field  events).  1912-14,  mem.  Wash.  State  Bskt. 
B.  team  (N.W.  I.C.  champs.,  '12-'13).  1913,  mem. 
Wash.  State  F.B.  team. 

Pres  Occupation:  Farmer.  Hobby:  Modern 
scientific  agriculture.  Married:  Stella  Batey, 
Jan.  15,  1925.  Address:  Garfield,  Wash. 

LOVEJOY,  WINSLOW  MESTON,  basketball, 
baseball,  football.  Born:  Montclair,  N.  J.,  Feb. 
24,  1903.  Son  of  Frederick  Bates  and  Katherine 
(Horr)  Lovejoy.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. ;  Phillips  Ex- 
eter Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1925;  LL.B.,  Yale  Law 
Sch.,  1928. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Choate  F.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Choate  B.B.  team.  1920.  mem. 
Phillips  Exeter  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Phillips 
Exeter  B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B. 
team.    1925-28,  asst.  coach  Yale  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Club:  Yale 
Married:  Betty  Stoddard,  Dec.  21,  1925.  Child: 
Winslow  M.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Address:  99  Armour  St., 
New  Haven,  Conn. 


Amateur  athletics.  Married:  Beulah  DuSell, 
Nov.  1,  1922.  Child:  Jean  Chapman,  age  2. 
Office:  112  N.  Broadway,  Aurora,  111.  Home: 
679  New  York  St.,  Aurora,  111. 


LUCE,  CORTLANDT  FRANCIS,  track,  foot- 
ball. Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct.  22,  1876.  -Son 
of  Clarence  Luce  and  Alice  (Francis)  Luce.  Ed. : 
Hartford  H.  Sch.,  1896 ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1900. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Hartford  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team,  1896).  1896, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1897-99,  mem. 
Yale  track  team  (No.  2  man,  Yale  I.C.  champ, 
relay  team  at  Penn.  games ;  won  3rd  place,  % 
mi.  I.C.A.A.A.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons ;  Psi  Upsilon.  Married:  Isobel  Munn,  Oct. 
10,  1905.  Children:  Cortlandt  Francis,  Jr.,  age 
20;  Stewart  Munn  Francis,  age  16.  Address:  6 
West  Hill  St.,  W.  Hartford,  Conn. 

LUCKE,  FRANK  L„  JR.,  mem.  Univ.  Minn. 
West.  Conf.  champ,  swimming  team,  1926.  Born: 
Belmont,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  26,  1906.  Son  of  Frank  L. 
and  Nona  (Murray)  Lucke.  Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch., 
1924  ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  swimming 
team  (won  West.  Conf.  champ,  and  220  free- 
style champ.,  C.A.A.U.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  125  W. 
50th  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

LUCKEY,  GEORGE  J.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June  18,  1899.  Son  of  George  J. 
and  Mary  (Lindsey)  Luckey.  Ed.:  Frederick 
(Md.)  H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Frederick  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  fcapt,  1918).  1916,  mem.  Frederick  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  North  Amer. 
Cement  Corp.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of 
Md.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Office:  Colo.  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
3550  Warder  St.,  Wash.,   D.  C. 

LUKINS,  LESTER  SPERRY,  track.  Born: 
Aurora,  111.,  Oct.  12,  1899.  Son  of  Fred  J.  and 
Mable  (Sperry)  Lukins.  Ed.:  Manual  Arts  H. 
Sch.  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team  (won  Detroit  Relay  Carnival  mile  run, 
1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Testing  engr.  and  dir., 
Amer.  Well  Works.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.  S.A.T.C., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  Oct.-Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Chi;  Masons;  Univ.  of  Mich.  Club  (Au- 
rora) ;    "M"    Club    (Univ.    of   Mich.).     Hobby: 


LUNN,  ERNEST,  capt.  Univ.  Mich,  baseball 
team,  1899.  Born:  Greenville,  Mich.,  June  23, 
1874.  Son  of  William  P.  and  Eusebia  (Sprague) 
Lunn.  Ed.:  Greenville  H.  Sch.  (Mich.)  ;  Ypsi- 
lanti  State  Normal  Sch.  (Mich.),  1895;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,   1899. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  varsity 
B.B.  team   (capt.,  1899). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  the  Pullman  Co.  (Chicago,  111.)  ; 
A.I.E.E. ;  West.  Soc.  of  Engrs. ;  Amer.  Electro 
Chein.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Welding  Soc. ;  Natl.  Elec- 
tric Light  Asso. ;  Asso.  of  Ry.  Electrical  Engrs. ; 
111.  A.C. ;  Olympia  Fields  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
l.owling.  Married:  Rose  Maier,  Dec.  17,  1901. 
Office:  10825  Cottage  Grove  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  Olympia  Fields  Country  Club,  Matteson, 
111. 

LUTZ,  ROGER  A.,  track.  Born:  Belfast, 
Me.,  June  11,  1902.  Son  of  Rev.  Harry  and 
Mary   E.    (Smith)    Lutz.     Ed.:  Harvard,    1923. 

Record:  1919-21-22,  mem.  Harvard  cross-coun- 
try team.     1923,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  broker,  Roger 
Al  Lutz  &  Co.  (Boston,  Mass.).  Clubs:  Har- 
vard Varsity.  Married:  Eleanor  Steadman, 
Sept.  9,  1924.  Children:  Roger  A.,  Jr.,  age  2. 
Office:  27  State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  88 
Wash.   St.,  Brighton,  Mass. 


LYLE,  SAMUEL,  greens  construction  engineer. 
Born:  Tunbridge  Wells,  England,  Nov.  9,  1886. 
Son  of  George  H.  and  Jessie  (Hutchinson)  Lyle. 
Ed.:  Palgrove  Acad.,  1898. 

Record:  Supervised  constrn.  of  greens  Royal 
Montreal  C.C.  (Dixie,  Can.).  Supervised  constrn. 
of  greens,  Mt.  Kisko  C.C.  (Mt.  Kisko,  N.  Y.). 
Supervised  constrn.  of  greens,  Ogdensburg  C.C. 
(N.  Y.).  Supervised  constrn.  of  greens,  Hudson 
River  C.C.  (Yonkers,  N.  Y.).  Supervised  constrn. 
of  greens,  San  Francisco  G.  and  C.C.  (San 
Francisco,  Calif. ) .  Supervised  constrn.  of  greens, 
N.  Hill  C.C.  (Normandy,  Mo.).  Supervised 
constrn.  of  greens,  Osage  C.C.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.). 
Supervised  entire  constrn.  of  all  courses.  Supt. 
of  grounds,  N.  Hills  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Greens  constrn.  engr.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  Tank  Corps,  Mar.,  1917;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Annie 
Laura  Nardbeck,  July  12,  1919.  Children:  Samuel 
H,  age  5;  Anita  W.,  age  3.  Office:  N.  Hills  C. 
C,  Normandy,  Mo.  Home:  426  Tiffin  Ave.,  Fur- 
guson,  Mo. 


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.  LYMAN,  ALBERT,  swimming  and  fancy  div- 
ing. Bom:  Boise,  Idaho,  Dec.  27,  1905.  Son  of 
Henry  L.  and  Rose  (King)  Lyman.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sen. ;  L.L.B.,  George  Wash.  Univ.,  1917 ;  Amer. 
Inst,  of  Banking,  1927. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  swimming 
team.  1921,  won  So.  Atlantic  Inter-Sch.  diving 
champ.  1922-23,  2nd  place  So.  Atlantic  Inter- 
Sch.  diving  champ.  1922,  D.  C.  diving  champ. 
1922-27,  placed  So.  Atlantic  senior  meet.  1924, 
won  So.  Atlantic  senior  swimming  champ.  1925, 
organizer  and  capt.  George  Wash.  Univ.  swim- 
ming team  (mem.  relay  team,  breast  stroke). 
1926,  won  Bay  Shore  champ. ;  won  Md.  State 
diving  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lincoln  Natl.  Bank.  Affilia- 
tions: Tau  Alpha  Omega;  "C"  Club  (Cen.  H. 
Sch.);  Bay  Shore  Swimming  Club;  Wash. 
Swimming  Club.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Offices: 
7th  and  B  Sts.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  145 
Carroll  St.  S.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

LYMAN,  CARSON  FITCH,  baseball.  Born: 
LaCrosse,  Wis.,  July  23,  1899.  Son  of  W.  B. 
and  Jennie  (Fitch)  Lyman.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1921. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Managing  editor,  LaGrange 
(111.)  News.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon;  Sigma  Delta  Chi.  Office: 
LaGrange  News,  LaGrange,  111.  Home:  2305 
Hollister  Ave.,  Madison,  Wis. 

LYMAN,  CHARLES  F.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Bom:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  17,  1898.  Son  of 
Burke  W.  and  Anna  (Hartman)  Lyman.  Ed.: 
Buffalo  Tech.,  1917;  Buffalo  Univ.,  1919;  Cani- 
sius  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Buffalo  Tech.  Bskt.B. 
team  (N.  Y.  and  Pa.  State  champs.,  1910-17). 
1917-18,  mem.  Buffalo  Tech.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1920,  mem.  Canisius  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  Officia- 
ting Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  engr.,  Lackawanna  R. 
R.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.C.A. ;  K.C. ;  Cen.  Bd.  of  Approved 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  Officials ;  West  Side  Boat  Club. 
Hobby:  Officiating  football  and  basketball.  Office: 
1  Main  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  231  Lisbon 
St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

LYMAN,  DAVID  B.,  track,  football.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  July  11,  1871.  Son  of  David  B.  and 
Mary  (Cassitt)  Lyman.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  Sch.  (Con- 
cord, N.  H.)  ;  Yale,  1895. 

Record:  1889-90,  mem.  St.  Paul  Sch.  track 
team  ;  mem.  Shattuck  Boat  crew  ;  mem.  Delphion 
F.B.  team.  1891,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1892,  mem.  Yale  track  team   (won  2nd  place  in 


I.C.    games).     1893-94,    mem.    Yale    F.B.    team; 
mem.  Chicago  A. A.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
mem.  Legal  Adv.  Bd.,  Fuel  and  Feed  Admin., 
San  Joaquin  County.  Affiliations:  Elks  ;  Yosemite 
Club.  Hobby:  Flowers,  gardens  and  music.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  T.  Lyman,  June  23,  1921.  Children: 
David  B.,  3rd,  age  33 ;  Parmelee,  age  18.  Office: 
343  Main  St.,  Stockton,  Calif.  Home:  Rt.  1,  Box 
421,  Stockton,  Calif. 

LYMAN,  RICHARD  S.,  track.  Born:  Hart- 
ford, Conn.,  Jan.  29,  1891.  Son  of  Theodore  and 
Laura  M.  (Sherman)  Lyman.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale, 
1913;  M.D.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1921. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Hartford  H.  Sch.  track, 
Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1912-13,  mem.  Yale 
cross-country  team.  1913,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1916,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  as  2nd  Lt,  R.M.A. ;  Instr.  Cross  Coun- 
try Flying,  U.S.A.  Service.  Affiliations:  A.M.A. ; 
Amer.  Soc.  Clinical  Investigation.  Married: 
Pauli  Bissell,  Aug.  29,  1921.  Children:  Sonya, 
age  3 ;  Peter,  age  1.  Office:  Strong  Memorial 
Hosp.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Home:  410  Oxford  St., 
Rochester,  N.  Y. 

LYNCH,  RAYMOND  FRANCIS,  football. 
Bom:  S.  Hadley  Falls,  Mass.,  Jan.  29,  1894. 
Son  of  John  F.  and  Margaret  (O'Gara)  Lynch. 
Ed.:  S.  Hadley  H.  Sch.,  1912;  dishing  Acad. 
(Ashburnham,  Mass.),  1914;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross 
Coll.,  1918;  St.  John's  Coll. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.  S.  Hadley  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Cushing  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1914-18,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1916-17).  1918,  capt.  Newport 
Naval  Reserve  F.B.  team.  1922,  F.B.  coach, 
St.  John's  H.  Sch.  1923-28,  ath.  dir.  and  F.B. 
coach,  St.  John's  Coll.,  L.L.B.,  1928. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach 
St.  John's  Coll.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  Naval  Ser- 
vice: U.S.N.R.F.,  Newport,  R.  I.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta;  Holy  Cross  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Elks' 
Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Office:  75  Lewis  Ave., 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  871  N.  Y.  Ave.,  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y. 

LYNCH,  W.  WARE,  archery.  Born:  Chicago,. 
111.,  Oct.  21,  1911.  Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Louise 
Stevens  (Ware)  Lynch.  Ed.:  St.  John's  Mil. 
Sch.  (Ossining,  N.  Y.)  ;  Iona  Sch.  (New  Ro- 
chelle,  N.  Y.)  ;  Brunswick  Sch.  (Greenwich, 
Connecticut). 

Record:  1917,  won  Martha's  Vineyard  silver 
cup,  swimming  (six  yrs.  old).  1927,  won  first 
junior  medal  at  fall  meet  Metropolitan  Archery 
Asso. ;  won  first  junior  medal  East.  Archery 
Asso.  meet ;  won  first  junior  medal  Natl.  Arch- 


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ery  Asso.  meet ;  won  first  junior  medal  at  spring 
meet  Metropolitan  Archery  Asso.  1928,  capt. 
Brunswick  Sell,  fencing  team  (runner-up  in 
New  Eng.  Prep.  Sen.  foils  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Amateur  Fencing  League ;  Metropolitan  Arch- 
ery Asso. ;  East.  Archery  Asso. ;  Fencing  Club 
(Brunswick  Sch.)  ;  N.  Y.  Fencers'  Club.  Ad- 
dress: Otter  Rock  Drive,  Greenwich,  Conn. 


put  record,  47  ft.  5%  in. ;  indoor  "Big  Ten"  shot- 
put  record,  47  ft.  5%  in. ;  won  111.  relays  shot- 
put  champ.,  46  ft.  liy2  in. ;  won  Cen.  A.A.U. 
standing  broad  jump  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Psi ;  Theta  Tau ;  Ma-Wan-Da  (sen.  honorary 
soc,  Univ.  of  111.)  ;  Tribe  of  Illini  (letter  club)  ; 
A.S.M.E.  Address:  5758  N.  Talman  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 


LYON,  ARTHUR  S.,  U.  S.  Nat'l  sabre  champ. 
Born:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  1,  1876.  Son 
of  Robert  P.  and  Kate  E.    (Corbitt)    Lyon. 

Record:  1917-19,  won  U.  S.  Natl,  sabre  champ. 
1920,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  team  (Antwerp). 
1924,  capt.  Amer.  fencing  Olympic  team  (Paris). 
1922-24-26,  mem.  Amer.  fencing  teams  vs.  Great 
Britain  for  Col.  Robert  M.  Thompson  trophy 
(won  all  sabre  bouts  in  London  and  U.  S. ). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.  Lyon  Furniture 
Mercantile  Agency.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Co.  G, 
Machine  Gun,  N.  J.  State  Militia  ;  bayonet  instr. 
N.  J.  18  mos.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  of 
Amer. ;  Masons ;  R.A.M. ;  K.T. ;  Scottish  Rite 
(32°);  Shriner.  Clubs:  Fenders  (N.  Y.  C.) ; 
Downtown  A.C. ;  Machinery  ;  Old  Colony  ;  Ki- 
wanis.  Married:  Adelaide  J.  Tietjen,  Aug.,  1903. 
Office:  258  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
205  Ridge  Road,  Rutherford,  N.  J. 

LYON,  DANIEL  R.,  mem.  All-American  col- 
lege track  team,  1927.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  July 
10,  1904.  Son  of  Daniel  Ira  and  Mabel  (Win- 
dell)  Lyon.  Ed.:  Albany  Vocational  Sch.  (Al- 
bany, N.  Y.),  1921;  Senn  H.  Sch.  (Chicago, 
111.),  1924;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Senn  H.  Sch.  track  and 
F.B.  teams  (standing  broad  jump  and  shot-put 
champ.).  1924,  mem.  111.  A.C.  track  team  (won 
16-lb.  shot-put.  champ.,  43  ft.  7  in.,  Cen.  A.A.U. 
meet).  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  I1L  freshman 
track  team  (won  16-lb.  shot-put  champ.,  43  ft. 
5  in.,  111.  Handicap ;  freshman  shot-put  record, 
45  ft.  7i/o  in.).  1926-27-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  111. 
varsity  track  team.  1926,  Ohio  relays  shot-put 
record,  45  ft.  2y2  in. ;  West.  Conf.  shot-put  rec- 
ord, 47  ft.  %  in. ;  Univ.  of  111.  outdoor  shot-put 
record,  47  ft.  3  in. ;  Cartier  Field,  Notre  Dame, 
shot-put  record,  46  ft.  8y2  in.  1927,  won  indoor 
"Big  Ten"  shot-put  champ.,  47  ft.  3  in. ;  Tex. 
relay  shot-put  record,  47  ft.  14  in. ;  Rice  relay 
shot-put  record,  46  ft.  2  in. ;  111.  and  Ferry  Field 
shot-put  record,  48  ft.  10%  in.;  111.  Stadium 
shot-put  record,  47  ft.  6  in. ;  won  Drake  relays 
shot-put  champ.,  47  ft.  6  in. ;  won  Kans.  relays 
shot-put  champ.,  46  ft.  8%  in. ;  111.  indoor  shot- 


LYON,  HARRY  NELSON,  I.C.  boxing  champ. 
Born:  Rawlins,  Wyo.,  June  17,  1903.  Son  of 
Harry  C.  and  Hilma  (Weimers)  Lyon.  Ed.: 
Ogden  (Utah)  H.  Sch.,  1921;  U.  S.  N.  A.,  1925. 

Record :  1923-25,  mem.  U.  S.  N.  A.  boxing 
team  (middle  wgt.  champ.,  1923-24;  I.C.  middle 
wgt.  champ.,  1924 ;  lgt.  heavy  wgt.  champ.,  I.C. 
lgt.  heavy  wgt.  champ,  and  capt.,  1925).  1925-27, 
coach  U.S.S.  Calif,  boxing  team. 

Pres.  Occupation':  U.S.N,  officer.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Shrine.  Hobby:  Sports,  music  and 
literature.  Address:  2453  Tyler  Ave.,  Ogden, 
Utah. 


LYON,  LEONARD  S.,  coxswain  Stanford 
crew.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Feb.  18,  1896. 
Son  of  Frederick  S.  and  Grace  (Rood)  Lyon. 
Ed.:  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch.  (Los  Angeles)  ;  A.B., 
Stanford,  1918. 

Record:  1915,  coxswain  Stanford  freshmen 
crew.     1916-17,  coxswain  Stanford  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Patent  lawyer.  Affiliations: 
Skull  and  Snakes ;  Delta  Chi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  ; 
Theta  Nu  Epsilon ;  Univ.  C.  (Los  Angeles)  ;  Los 
Angeles  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Agnes 
Adams,  Feb.  19,  1918.  Children:  Leonard,  Jr., 
age  9 ;  Richard  age  7 ;  Douglas,  age  4 ;  John,  age 
1.  Office:  Natl.  City  Bk.  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Home:  131  Fremont  PL,  Los  Angeles,  Cal. 


LYONS,  LOUIS  S.,  track.  Born:  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Dec.  20,  1881.  Son  of  Henry  and  Fannie 
(Spitz)  Lyons.  Ed.:  Clement  Grammar  Sch.; 
Lowell  H.  Sch. ;  Stanford. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  Clement  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1897-99,  mem.  Lowell  H.  Sch. 
track  (holder  H.  Sch.  14 -mi.  city  record,  '99) 
and  B.B.  (capt.,  '99)  teams.  1900,  mem.  Stan- 
ford freshmen  track  team.  1900-03,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance,  spec,  rep.,  N.  Y. 
Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Stanford  C. ;  Stanford 
Alumni  Asso. ;  Temple  Emanu  El  Men's  C. 
Hobby:  Billiards.  Office:  14  Montgomery  St., 
San  Francisco.  Home:  2101  Van  Ness  St.,  San 
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MABKY,  HARVEY,  track.  Born:  Jackson- 
ville, Fla.,  May  6,  1900.  Son  of  Harvey  and 
Ruth  (Ingraham)  Mabry.  Ed.:  Wash,  and  Lee; 
Univ.  Ga. ;  LL.B.,  Stetson  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  W.  and  L.  track  and 
swimming  teams ;  holder  W.  and  L.  indoor  rec- 
ord (low  hurdles)  40  yds.,  time  5  1/5  sees. 
1923,  mem.  Univ.  Ga.  track  team ;  made  S.  East. 
A.A.U.  220  yd.  low  hurdle  record,  Univ.  Ga.,  25 
1/5  sees.  1924,  competed  in  Amer,  Mil.  Police 
field  meet  at  Havana,  Cuba ;  runner-up  in  Olym- 
pic final  tryouts  at  Harvard  (high  hurdles). 
1926,  coach  Jackson  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1927, 
coach  Landon  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1928,  coach 
Lee  H.  Sch.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  atty.  for  City  of 
Jacksonville.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret 
Berlin,  Paris,  1925.  Office:  800  Bigbee  Bldg., 
Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home:  3611  Pine  St.,  Jack- 
sonville, Fla. 

MacARTHUR,  MAJOR  GENERAL  DOUG- 
LAS, president  of  the  American  Olympic  Com- 
mittee. Born:  Arkansas,  January  26,  1880.  Son 
of  Lieutenant  General  Arthur  and  Mary  P. 
(Hardy)  MacArthur.  Education:  United  States 
Military  Academy,  1903;  Engineering  School  of 
Application,   1908. 

Record:  Member  of  United  States  Military 
Academy  football,  baseball  and  tennis  teams. 
As  Superintendent  at  West  Point  and  as  Com- 
manding Officer  of  the  Third  Corps  Area  estab- 
lished a  system  of  intramural  athletics  which 
has  been  widely  copied  in  many  institutions  and 
organizations  in  this  country.  1927,  elected 
president  of  the  American  Olympic  Committee. 

Present  Occupation:  Commander  of  the  Third 
Corps  Area,  Baltimore,  Maryland;  president  of 
the  American  Olympic  Committee.  Military 
Service:  Commissioned  second  lieutenant  Engi- 
neers June  11,  1903;  first  lieutenant  April  23, 
1904 ;  captain  February  27,  1911 ;  major  Decem- 
ber 11,  1915;  colonel  infantry,  National  Army, 
August  5,  1917;  brigadier  general  (temporary), 
June  26,  1918;  brigadier  general  Regular  Army 
January  20,  1920;  major  general  January  17, 
1925.  In  Philippines,  1903-04;  with  California 
Debris  Commission  January-October,  1905 ;  act- 
ing chief  engineer,  officer,  Pacific  Division  July- 
October,  1905;  duty  in  Japan,  1905-06;  aide-de- 
camp to  President  of  the  United  States,  1906- 
07;  instructor  Mounted  Service  Schools,  1908- 
10 ;  Army  Service  Schools  to  1912 ;  in  Vera  Cruz 
expedition  April-September,  1914;  member  of 
General  Staff,  1913-15,  1916-17;  appointed  Chief 
of  Staff,  42  Division  (Rainbow),  August  5, 
1917 ;  appointed  commander  84th  Infantry  Bri- 
gade August  6,  1918;  appointed  commander 
42nd  Division  (Rainbow)  November,  1918.    Par- 


ticipated at  Luneville,  Baccarat  and  Esperance- 
Louvain  sectors,  also  at  Champagne;  in  Cham- 
pagne-Marne  and  Aisne-Marne  defensives,  St. 
Mihiel,  Essey,  Pannes  and  Meuse-Argonne  and 
Sedan  offensives ;  with  Army  of  Occupation, 
Germany,  November,  1918,  to  April,  1919;  ap- 
pointed Superintendent  United  States  Military 
Academy  June  12,  1919.  In  Philippines,  1922- 
25,  commanding  District  of  Manila,  23rd  In- 
fantry Brigade  and  Philippine  Division.  Com- 
manding Fourth  Corps  Area,  Atlanta,  Georgia, 
1925;  commanding  Third  Corps  Area,  Balti- 
more, Maryland,  1925-27.  Commander-in-chief 
Military  Order  of  the  World  War,  1926-27. 
Decorated  Distinguished  Service  Medal,  Distin- 
guished Service  Cross  with  oak-leaf  cluster, 
seven  divisional  citations  (United  States)  ; 
commander  Legion  of  Honor,  Croix  de  Guerre 
with  two  palms  and  gold  star  (French)  ;  Croce 
di  Guerri  (Italian)  ;  commander  Order  of  the 
Crown  and  Officer  Order  of  Leopold  (Belgian). 
Wounded  twice.  Clubs:  Army  and  Navy,  Chevy 
Chase  (Washington)  ;  Bohemian  (San  Fran- 
cisco) ;  Milwaukee;  Maryland;  Green  Spring 
Valley  Hunt  Club.  Addr-ess:  War  Department, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

MacCREA,  CHIVERTON  N.,  football.  Born: 
Mauch  Chunk,  Pa.,  Jan.  6,  1879.  Son  of  Alex- 
ander B.  and  Emma  (Miller)  MacCrea.  Ed.: 
Pratt  Inst. 

Record:  1908-17,  20-28,  promoter,  Berwick 
Marathon  10  mile  road  race.  Local  Comnr., 
Middle  Atlantic  A.A.A.U.  1913-28,  officiating  F. 
B.  games,  H.  Schs.,  Prep.  Schs.  and  Colls. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaper  correspondent. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  H.  Sch.  Ath.  Council  (Ber- 
wick, Pa.)  ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Ofiicials.  Hobby: 
Dogs,  books  and  walking.  Address:  327  Front 
St.,  Berwick,  Pa. 

MacDONALD,  CHARLES  AMBROSE,  foot- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  Fall  River,  Mass.,  Sept. 
18,  1877.  Son  of  Edward  and  Julia  (Blake) 
MacDonald.  Ed.:  Harvard,  A.B.,  1901;  LL.B., 
1903. 

Record:  1893-97,  mem.  Fall  River  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  189S,  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1899-1901,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  prof,  of  law,  Keio 
Univ.  (Tokyo,  Japan).  Naval  Service:  Lt.  in 
U.S.N. ;  Line  Oflicer,  U.S.S.  Nebr.,  Apr.-Aug., 
1917 ;  ordered  to  estab.  Amer.  Convoy  System, 
Norfolk,  Va. ;  given  comnd.  of  U.S.S.  Vidette ; 
disch.  June,  1920.  Affiliations:  Asso.  of  Bar  of 
Univ.,  Tokyo,  Japan.  Home:  Harvard  Club,  27 
W.  44th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Yachting,  canoeing  and  ice  skating.  Office:  Keio 
City  of  N.  Y. ;  Harvard  Club  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby: 


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MacDONALD,    CHARLES    BLAIR,    U.S.G.A. 

Natl,  champ.,  1895.  Born:  Niagara  Falls,  Nov. 
14,  1855.  Son  of  Godfrey  and  Mary  (Blaekwell) 
MacDonald.    Ed.:  St.  Andrews  Univ.,  Scotland. 

Record:  1895,  won  internatl.  medal  (Canada 
and  U.  S.),  Niagara  Falls.  Natl.  Amateur  Golf 
champ.  1897  and  99,  medalist,  amateur  golf 
champ.  Designed  following  famous  golf  courses : 
Natl.  Golf  Links  of  Amer.  (Southampton,  N.  Y.) 
Lido  Links  (Long  Beach,  N.  Y.)  ;  Mid-Ocean 
Club  (Bermuda)  ;  Yale  Golf  Course  (New 
Haven). 

Affiliations:  Pres.,  Natl.  Golf  Links  of  Amer. ; 
mem.  Links  Club ;  hon.  mem.  Piping  Rock  Club ; 
Garden  City  Club  ;  Chicago  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
shooting.  Married:  Frances  Porter,  1882.  Chil- 
dren: Janet  Grace  ;  Frances  Wbigham.  Address: 
Links  Club,  36  E.  63rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

MacDONALD,  COLIN  JOHN,  football,  bas- 
ketball, track  and  baseball.  Bom:  Marine  on 
the  St.  Croix,  Minn.,  Dec.  11,  1897.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  W.  S.  MacDonald.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  Cen- 
tral H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1914-16,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1915, 
mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1919-20,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team.  Post  and  Organ. 
Ath.  Officer,  5th  Brig. ;  Organ.  Intermediate  Sec- 
tion F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Spec,  agent,  New  Eng.  Mu- 
tual Life  Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S. 
M.C.,  1917;  Post  and  Organ.  Ath.  Officer,  5th 
Brig. ;  discharged,  1st  Lt.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
N.W.  Ath.  Officials  Asso. ;  Midland  Hills  C.C. ; 
Sigma  Chi.  Married:  Virginia  Morrison.  Chil- 
dren: Douglas  G.,  age  5.  Home:  2128  Stanford 
Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Office:  521  Capital  Bk.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

MACE,  WILLIAM  H.,  football.  Born:  Lex- 
ington, Ind.,  Nov.  27,  1852.  Son  of  Ira  and 
Nancy  (Johnson)  Mace.  Ed.:  Lexington  H.  Sch.; 
State  Normal  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Mich. ;  Ind.  Univ. ; 
Cornell  Univ.;  Ph.D.,  Jena  Univ.;  LL.D.,  Syra- 
cuse Univ. 

Record:  1880-82,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.  1893-98,  chmn.  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  Com. 
1895,  chmn.  Syracuse  Univ.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Affiliations:  Sons  of 
Amer.  Revolution ;  N.  Y.  State  History  Asso. ; 
Amer.  History  Asso. ;  Indiana  Historical  Asso. ; 
Billy  Sunday  Business  Men's  Club ;  "M"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Mich.).  Married:  Julia  Ida  Dodson, 
Sept.  10,  1878.  Children:  Frances  D.,  age  43. 
Address:  1125  Westover  Ave.,  Norfolk,  Va. 

MacEACHRON,  PALL  NORTON,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Franklin,  Nebr.,  Nov.  28,  1889. 
Son  of  Acker  and  Finette  (Norton)  MacEachron. 


Ed.:  Waterloo  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Grinnell  Coll.; 
Univ.  of  la. ;  Oberlin  Coll. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Grinnell  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  ( State  champs.,  1909 ;  capt.  All-State  team, 
1911).    1911,  mem.  Grinnell  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phy.  ed.,  Oberlin 
Coll.  Married:  Helen  Dunham,  June  18,  1913. 
Children:  Paul  Norton,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Lendrum 
Acker,  age  8 ;  David  Wells,  age  4 ;  John  Dunham, 
age  1.  Office:  Warner  Gym.,  Oberlin,  Ohio. 
Home:  221  Elm  St.,  Oberlin,  Ohio. 

MacFAYDEN,  DANIEL,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  Provincetown,  Mass.,  June  10,  1905. 
Son  of  Wm.  and  Sarah  (Knowles)  MacFayden. 
Ed.:  Somerville  H.  Sch. ;  Hebron  Acad.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  hockey,  1924- 
25,  and  B.B.,  1925).  1928,  mem.  Boston  Red 
Sox  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Gamma  Eta  Kappa;  Boston  Red  Sox 
Club.  Hobby:  Baseball  and  hockey.  Office:  Bos- 
ton Red  Sox  Club,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  34 
Whitefield  Rd.,  Somerville,  Mass. 

MacINTOSH,       RICHARD       ROOKLEDGE, 

track.  Bom;  Ogden,  Utah,  May  9,  1903.  Son  of 
Richard  Edward  and  Beatrice  (Rader)  Mac- 
intosh.   Ed.:  Stanford  Univ.,  A.B.  and  M.E. 

Record:  1922-23-24,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  var- 
sity track  team  (won  4th  place  880  yd.  run,  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  meet  and  Olympic  games  tryouts, 
1924).  1925,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  Junior  champ., 
880  yd.  run. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Goodwin  & 
Tucker.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Skull  and 
Snakes ;  Olympic  Club  ( San  Francisco,  Calif. ) . 
Office:  610-485  Calif.  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  3388  Clay  St.,. San  Francisco,  Calif. 

MACK,  JOSEPH  PETER,  football  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  20,  1887.  Son  of 
John  M.  and  Mary  Frances  (Powers)  Mack. 
Ed.:  Penn  Charter  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  crew  and 
F.B.  teams.  Founder  mem.  Penn  A.C.  Vice-pres. 
Vet.  Aths.   (Phila.,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  gen,  mgr., 
Union  Paving  Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Broad  St. 
Trust  Co. ;  Union  League ;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Clubs:  Penn  A.C;  N.Y.A.C. ;  Whitemarsh 
C.C;  Frankford  Torresdale  G.C;  Art;  Engr. ; 
Rotary.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  123  S.  21st  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Acad.  Rd.,  Torresdale,  Pa. 

MACKALL,  HENRY,  C,  mem.  Exec.  Comm. 
U.S.G.A.  Born:  Moorhead,  Minn.,  Feb.  18,  1885. 
Son  of  Benjamin  F.  and  Mary  (Kurtz)  Mackall. 
Ed.:  Moorhead  Normal  Sch.,  1902;  B.A.,  Univ. 
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Record:  1923-28,  inem.  Trans-Miss.  G.A.  (sec. 
and  treas.,  1922-23 ;  viee-pres.,  1923-24 ;  pres., 
1924-28).  1926-28,  dir.  Western  Golf.  1927-28, 
mem.  Exec.  Comm.  U.S. G.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.,  Comnd.  Capt.  Co.  M,  4th  Minn. 
Natl.  Guard.  Affiliations:  Minikahda  Club  (offi- 
cer and  dir.,  1912-28)  ;  Bloomington  G.C. ;  Min- 
neapolis Club;  Guaranteed  Mfg.  Co.  (gen.  coun- 
sel and  dir.)  ;  Minn.  Gen.  Holding  Co.  (pres.  and 
dir.)  ;  Stinmack  Holding  Co.  (treas.  and  dir.)  ; 
Froemke  &  Co.  (sec.  and  dir.)  ;  Good  Service 
Pen  Co.  (pres.  and  dir.)  ;  Motor  Financing  Co. 
(sec.  and  dir.)  ;  Snyder  Automotive,  Inc.  (vice- 
pres.  and  dir.)  ;  Northcraft  Engraving  Co.  (gen. 
counsel  and  dir.)  ;  Vincent  L.  H.  King  Co.  (pres., 
treas.  and  dir.)  ;  Day  Development  Co.  (sec.  and 
treas.)  ;  W.  H.  Burd,  Inc.  (sec.  and  dir.)  ;  Exec. 
Comm.  U.S.G.A. ;  Trans-Miss  G.A.  (pres.). 
Hobby:  Golf,  hunting.  Married:  Louise  Jamison, 
May  10,  1916.  Children:  Nancy  Louise,  age  10; 
Henry  C.  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  900  Met.  Life  Bldg., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  2221  Oliver  Ave., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

MACKALL,  JOHN  CHICHESTER,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Langley,  Fairfax 
Co.,  Va.,  Sept.  3,  1897.  Son  of  Douglas  S.  and 
Lucy  (Chichester)  Mackall.  Ed.:  Western  H.  S. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Va.,  1921. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  West.  H.  Sen.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1913-15,  mem.  West.  H.  S.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  '15).  1920.  mgr.  Univ.  of  Va.  track  team 
(So.  Atlantic  A.A.U.   champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Mackall  &  Mackall. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt..  1917-19.  Affiliations:  "Va" 
C. ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Delta  Tau  Delta  ;  Wash.  G. 
&C.C. ;  D.  C.  &  Va.  Bar  Asso.  Office:  213  Wood- 
ward  Bldg.,   Wash.,  D.   C.  Home:  McLean,   Va. 

MacKAY,  JOHN  JAMES,  I.C.  wrestl.  heavy- 
wt.  champ.,  1923.  Born:  N.  Y.  City,  June  29, 
1896.  Son  of  James  Woodward  and  Josephine 
Rebecca  (Lawrence)  MacKay.  Ed.:  Mt.  Her- 
mon  Sch.,  1917 ;  Yale,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Mt.  Hermon  Sch.  track,  cross 
country,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Yale 
track.  F.B.  and  wrestl.  teams.  1924-25,  metropol. 
heavy wt.  amateur  wrestl.  champ.  >(N.  Y.  C). 
Olympic  wrestling  team,  1924. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  Lord  &  Taylor 
(asst.  merch.  mgr.).  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt.,  F.A. 
Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C. ;  St.  Andrews  Soc. ;  Univ. 
C. ;  Yale  C.  Hobby:  Reading.  Married:  Isabel 
Wait  Dorman,  June  15,  1927.  Children:  Anne 
Erskine,  infant.  Office:  424  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  12  E.  97th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

MacKENZIE,  ALBERT  REDUS,  golf.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  O.,  Apr.  23,  1880.  Son  of  Hugh  and 
Louise  (Redus)  MacKenzie.  Ed.:  Colorado 
Springs  H.  Sch.   (Col.). 


Record:  1923,  winner  middle  Atl.  golf  champ. 
Has  won  several  local  matches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Dupont  Laundry-  Af- 
filiations: Masons;  Bd.  of  Trade;  Racquet  C. ; 
Columbia  C.C. ;  Pine  Valley  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Mary  J.  Hummer,  Apr.  1,  1906.  Chil- 
dren: Roland  Redus,  age  20.  Office:  2535  Sher- 
man Ave.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3248  Rit- 
tenhouse  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MacKENZIE,  ROLAND  REDDS,  amateur 
golf.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  13,  1907.  Son 
of  Albert  R.  and  Mary  J.  (Hummer)  MacKenzie. 
Ed.:  Western  H.  Sch.;  Devitt  Prep.  (Wash.,  D. 
C. )  ;  Brown  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  won  Md.  C.C.  invitation  tour- 
nament ;  runner-up,  Middle  Atl.  golf  tournament. 
1924,  medalist.  Middle  Atl.  golf  champ. ;  won 
Indian  Springs  Golf  C.  cup,  invitation  tourna- 
ment ;  won  Wash,  invitation  tournament.  1925, 
won  Middle  Atl.  golf  tournament;  qualified  for 
Natl.  Amer.  champ.  (Oakmont)  ;  won  Hunting- 
ton Valley  cup ;  won  Indian  Springs,  Chevy 
Chase  and  Columbia  C.C.  invitation  tourna- 
ments (Wash.,  D.  C. ).  1926,  runner-up,  gold 
mashie  tournament  (Ocean  Links,  Newport,  R. 
I.)  ;  qualified  for  Natl.  Amer.  champ.  (Baltu- 
siol).  1927,  qualified  for  Natl.  Amer.  champ. 
(Minikahada  C.C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Brown  Univ.  Af- 
filiations: Sigma  Upsilon  ;  Columbia  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Address:  3248  Rittenhouse  St.,  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

MacKINNON,  GEORGE  EDWARD,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Bom:  St.  Paul,  Minn., 
Apr.  22,  1906.  Son  of  James  Alexander  and  Cora 
Blanche  (Asseltine)  McKinnon.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Colo. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
and  track  (javelin)  teams.  1925-26,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Law  Sch.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Phi 
Delta  Phi.    Address:  Durango,  Colo. 


MACKERT,  CHARLES  LEROY,  mem.  All- 
Maryland  and  South  Atlantic  football  teams, 
1919  and  1920.  Bom:  Sunbury,  Pa.,  Feb.  2,  1894. 
Son  of  Philip  and  Mary  Catherine  (Rothermal) 
Mackert.  Ed.:  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.,  1917;  Univ. 
of  Md.,  A.B.,  1921 ;  M.A.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (All-State  f.b.,  1915;  capt..  1916). 
1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team  (won  Md. 
champs.).  1921-27,  freshman  coach  and  asst. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Md. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed S.A.T.C.,  1917,  comnd.  Sgt.,  314th  Inf., 
1917-18,  mem.   R.O.T.C.,   1918;   transferred  F.A. 


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R.D. ;  promoted  1st  Lt,  63  F.A. ;  discharged  1919. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Mason;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  F.B.  Coaches ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Emblem 
Club  ;  Philokosmian  Club  ;  Tau  Phi  Sigma  Club ; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Md.).  Office:  123  Furnald 
Hall,  Columbia  Univ.,  N.  Y.  Home:  202  Walnut 
St.,  Sunbury,  Pa. 

MACKIE,  WILLIAM  CHARLES,  mem.  Har- 
vard football  team.     Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct. 

I,  1870.  Son  of  Dr.  William  B.  and  Mary 
(Blaney)  Mackie.  Ed.:  Harvard  Coll.,  A.B., 
1894;  M.D.,  1898. 

Record:    1891-94,    mem.    Harvard   F.B.   team. 

1895-96,  mem.  coaching  staff  Harvard.  1897- 
98,  coach  Bowdoin  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Examining  physician,  Brookline,  Mass.  Affilia- 
tions: Assoc,  med.  examiner  8th  Norfolk  Dist 
(1918-28)  ;  Mass.  Med.  Soc. ;  Mass.  Medico  Legal 
Soc.  Harried:  Gerda  Ericson  Hooper,  Nov.  29, 
1916.     Office:  54  Coolidge  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

MACKLIND,     WILLIAM     RUDOLPH,     JR., 

football,  basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Oct.  22,  1903.  Son  of  W.  R.  and 
Mary  (Landrigan)  Macklind.  Ed.:  Univ.  H. 
Sch. ;  Mich.  State  Normal  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  Univ. 
of  Chicago,  1928. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Univ.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1921). 
1923,  mem.  Mich.  State  Normal  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (mem.  B.B.  team  that  toured 
Japan,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contr.,  partner,  Fugitt- 
Macklind.  Affiliation:  Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Office:  163  W.  Wash.  St.,  Chicago, 
111.     Home:  1149  Hyde  Pk.,  Chicago,  111. 

MacLEAN,  FRED  D.,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Jan. 
3,  1888.  Son  of  Edgar  L.  and  Emma  Charlotte 
(Pianette)  MacLean.  Ed.:  Rayen  H.  Sch.; 
Brown  Univ. ;  A.D.,  Newberry  Coll. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Rayen  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1908).  1908-09,  mem.  Rayen  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1909,  mem.  Ra- 
gen  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1912,  mem.  Brown 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Newberry  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and  All- 
State  guard  and  capt.  Bskt.B.,  1914).  1915, 
mem.  Newberry  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1920,  asst. 
F.B.  coach  and  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  S.  H. 
Sch.  Ath.  dir.  and  instr.  of  phys.  ed.  Newberry 
College. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Kiwanis ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Newberry  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.     Married:  Woodie  Bowman,  Feb. 

II,  1926.  Address:  Newberry  Coll.,  Newberry, 
South  Carolina. 


MacMURPHEY,  ROBERT  HYDE,  baseball. 
Born:  Elkton,  S.  D.,  June  20,  1895.  Son  of 
George  and  Frances  (Hyde)  MacMurphey.  Ed.: 
Carleton  Coll.  (Northfleld,  Minn.)  ;  B.A.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Carleton  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  8th  Engrs.  (mounted)  B.B.  team; 
El  Paso  (Tex.)  City  League  champs.;  Army 
League  (El  Paso)  champs.  1921-22,  West  Cen- 
tral Minn.  Tennis  Asso.  Doubles  champ.  1923, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publishing.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  8th  Engrs.  (mounted),  1917;  Mexican 
Border  defense ;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations: 
Beta  Theta  Pi;  Masons;  Nipnichsen  Club  (N. 
Y.).  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Ann  Gowan, 
July  10,  1926.  Office:  No.  1  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  Spuyten  Duyvil,  N.  Y. 


MacNAUGHTON,  EDGAR,  track,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Argyle,  N.  Y.,  May  4,  1887.  Son 
of  James  and  Emma  (Bain)  MacNaughton.  Ed.: 
Argyle  H.  Seh. ;  M.E.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1911. 

Record :  Mem.  Argyle  H.  Sch.  track.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.    Mem.  Cornell  Univ.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Affiliations:  Tau  Beta 
Pi ;  Beta  Kappa ;  Pi  Tau  Sigma ;  Amer.  Soc.  of 
Mech.  Engrs. ;  Soc.  Promotion  of  Engr.  Ed. ; 
Bd.  of  Govs.;  New  England  Asso.  of  F.B.  Offi- 
cials; Tufts  Coll.  A.A. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Official; 
Cornell  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  A. 
Ross,  Aug.  31,  1915.  Address:  187  Coll.  Ave., 
West  Somerville,  Mass. 


MacPHAIL,  LELAND  S.,  football,  baseball. 
Bom:  Cass  City,  Mich.,  Feb.  3,  1890.  Son  of 
Curtis  W.  and  Katherine  (MacMurtrie)  Mac- 
Phail.  Ed.:  Ludington  (Mich.)  H.  Sch.,  1906; 
Staunton  Mil.  Acad.  (Va.)  ;  Beloit  Coll.  (Wis.)  ; 
Univ.  Mich. ;  LL.B.,  George  Washington  Univ. 
(Wash.,  D.  C),  1910. 

Record:  1903-06,  mem.  Ludington  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (Mich.  State  Intersch.  champs.). 
1904-05,  mem.  Staunton  Mil.  Acad.  1906,  mem. 
Beloit  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1907,  mem.  Beloit  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1908,  mem.  George  Washington  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1908-10,  mem.  South,  and  West.  pro. 
B.B.  league.  Referee  and  umpire  East,  South 
and  West  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres..  The  Med.  Sci.  Bldg. 
Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  as  Pvt.,  1st  Tenn. 
Field  Arty.,  May  1917 ;  Lt.,  1st  Tenn.  Field  Arty., 
Aug.  1917 ;  Capt.,  114th  Field  Arty.,  Sept.  1917 ; 
served  in  A.E.F.,  1918-19;  disch.  Apr.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  pres., 
Columbus  Dist.  G.A.  Clubs:  Aero ;  Lincoln  Hills 
G.C. ;  Columbus  C.C. ;  Scioto  C.C. ;  Columbus  and 
Ath.  (Columbus).  Hobby:  Football  and  golf. 
Married:  Inez  Thompson,   Oct.   19,  1910.     CMlr 


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dren:  Marian  Ann,  age  15 ;  L.  S.,  Jr.,  age  9 ; 
Billy,  age  7.  Office:  Medical  Science  Bldg., 
Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  211  Woodland  Ave., 
Columbus,  Ohio. 

MacPHAIL,  ROBERT  BRUCE,  Dartmouth 
Coll.  2nd  All-Amer.  quarterback,  1925.  Bom: 
Boston,  Mass.,  Jan.  11,  1904.  Son  of  Donald  and 
Jennie  (MacMillan)  MacPhail.  Ed.:  Somerville 
(Mass.)  H.  Sch.,  1921;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.; 
B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1922-23,  mem. 
Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  B.B.,  F.B.  and  hockey 
teams.  1924.  capt.  Dartmouth  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Dartmouth  varsity  F.B. 
team  (Natl,  champs.,  1925;  capt.  and  picked  as 
2nd  All-Amer.  quarterback  by  Hugh  Fullerton, 
coaches  and  newspaperman  in  Liberty  magazine, 
1925).  Elected  Vet.  Ath.  of  Amer.  (Phila.). 
1927,  2nd  All-Amer.  quarterback — Jones-Rockne- 
Warner;  1927,  1st  All-Eastern  quarterback — 
Tod  Jones. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Harvard  Law  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Gamma  Eta  Kappa ;  Delta  Kappa 
Upsilon.  Hobby:  Dramatics.  Address:  125 
Brooks  Ave.,  Arlington,  Mass. 

MacQUISTON,  PAUL  DONALD,  southwest- 
ern doubles  tennis  champion,  1913-15.  Born: 
Marshalltown,  la.,  Feb.  2,  1879.  Son  of  John  R. 
and  Emma  (Green)  MaeQuiston.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1901. 

Record:  1898-99,  won  West.  I.C.  tennis  singles 
and  doubles  champ.  1899,  won  Wis.  State  tennis 
doubles  champ.  1907-13,  won  Texas  State  tennis 
doubles  champ.  1908-09,  won  Republic  of  Mex. 
tennis  doubles  champ.  1910-12,  won  Gulf  State 
tennis  singles  and  doubles  champ.  1913-15,  won 
S.  West,  tennis  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dept.  mgr.,  Sears  Roebuck 
and  Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Univ. 
Club  of  Dallas;  Dallas  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Helen  Harrison,  1907.  Children:  Helen 
Elizabeth,  age  19.  Office:  c/o  Sears  Roebuck  and 
Co.,  Dallas,  Tex.  Home:  3821  Strafford  Ave., 
Dallas,  Tex. 


MADDEN,  JOHN  EDWARD,  JR.,  track, 
swimming.  Born:  Lexington,  Ky.,  Oct.  3,  1896. 
Son  of  John  E.  and  Anna  (McGrew)  Madden. 
Ed.:  Litt.B.,  Princeton,  1917. 

Record:  1912-19,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track  team. 
1914-17,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  and  swim- 
ming teams  (won  Jr.  Natl.  A.A.U.  running,  hop, 
step  and  jump  champ.,  1916).  1914-19,  won  32 
firsts  and  28  seconds  (A.A.U.  or  Inter-Collegiate 
rules )  competing  for  Princeton  and  N.  Y.  A.C. ; 
events  were  100  yds.,  220  yds.,  running  broad 
jump,  running  high  jump,  hop,  step  and  jump 


and  40  and  50  yd.  swims.  1919,  won  2  firsts  and 
2  seconds,  Army  Occupation  champs.  (Coblenz, 
Germany)  ;  won  sp.  running  broad  jump  and  3rd 
in  hop,  step  and  jump  Inter-Allied  champs. 
(Pershing  Stadium,  Paris)  ;  mem.  winning  N.  Y. 
A.C.  %  and  y2  mi.  Natl.  Sr.  A.A.U.  relay 
champs. ;  mem.  winning  N.  Y.  A.C.  %  and  y2  mi. 
Met.  A.A.U.  relay  champ,  teams ;  coach  3rd  Div. 
A.  of  O.  track  and  field  teams  (champs.).  Part 
owner :  Nancy  Hanks,  Hamburg  Belle  (world's 
race  champ.)  ;  Silico  (Futurity  winner  and 
European  record  holder)  ;  Periscope,  Jack  Ley- 
burn,  Baldy  McGregor,  etc. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Madden  and  Madden 
(Tulsa,  Okla.).  War  Record:  In  Officers'  Trg. 
Camp,  Ft.  Harrison,  Ind.,  1917 ;  with  CO.  Head- 
quarters Cavalry  Troop,  84th  Div.,  and  served  in 
A.E.F.  1917-19 ;  disch.  as  capt.  of  cavalry.  Clubs: 
N.  Y.  A.C;  Princeton;  Pendennis  (Louisville)  ; 
Univ.  (Tulsa,  Okla.).  Hobby:  Horses.  Address: 
Mid-Cont.  Bldg.,  Tulsa,  Okla. 


MADDEN,  JOHN  JOSEPH,  golf  pro.  Born: 
Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  6,  1895.  Son  of  John  J. 
and  Annie  (Meade)  Madden.  Ed.:  Tuckahoe  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1913-16,  asst.  pro.  Fairview  C.C 
1920,  golf  pro.,  Moberly  C.C;  played  in  Natl, 
open  tournament  held  at  Inbernes  C.C.  (Toledo, 
Ohio)  ;  played  in  West,  open,  held  at  Olympic 
Field  (Chicago,  111.).  1921-27,  golf  pro.,  Indian 
Hills  C.C.  (Kansas  City).  1922,  played  in  Natl, 
open  at  Skokio  C.C.  (Chicago).  1923,  played 
in  Natl,  open  at  Inwood  C.C.  (Long  Island,  N. 
Y.)  ;  played  in  Metropolitan  open  at  Canoe 
Brook  C.C.  (Summit,  N.  J.).  1924,  played  in 
West,  open  at  Youngstown  C.C.  1926,  runner-up 
in  Mid-West.  P.G.A.  champ,  at  St.  Andrews 
Course  (Kansas  City).  1928,  golf  pro.,  Okla. 
City  G.  and  C.C.  Holder  course  record  at  Indian 
Hills  C.C,  67. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Naval  Service: 
Joined  U.S.N.,  1917;  discharged  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: K.C;  Natl.  P.G.A. ;  Okla.  State  G.P.A. ; 
Okla.  City  G.  and  C.C  Hobby:  Swimming  and 
ice  skating.  Married:  Leona  Nickell,  Apr.  4, 
1923.  Children:  Mary  Jane,  age  4 ;  Jack,  age  2. 
Office:  Okla.  G.  and  C.C,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Home:  1125  W.  39th  St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 


MADDOCK,  JOSEPH  HERBERT,  world's 
discus  champ.,  1903.  Born:  East  Jordan,  Mich., 
July  11,  1877.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Margaret 
Jane  (Walker)  Maddock.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Albion  Coll. 
(Mich.),  1902;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1904. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  Albion  Coll.  F.B.. 
wrestl.,  track  and  B.B.  teams ;  Mich.  I.C.  heavy- 
wt.  wrestl.  champ.  1902-03,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  "Big  10"  champ.  F.B.  team;  chosen  on 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by:  Casper  Whitney  and 
Fielding  H.  Yost ;  W.  Camp's  2nd  choice.     1903- 


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04,  mem.  Mich.  Univ.  champ,  track  teams  (won 
hammer,  shot,  discus  and  world's  discus  champ., 
Milwaukee,  '03).  Best  records:  Discus,  142'  9"; 
hammer,  157' ;  shot-put,  46'.  Still  mem.  F.  H. 
Yost's  All-Time  F.B.  team.    Coach  Univ.  of  Utah 

(6  yrs.).  Coach  Univ.  of  Ore.   (1  yr.). 

Pres.    Occupation:  Mgr.   The  MacDonald   Co., 
Inc.     Affiliations:  Treas.  Ind.  Sch.  Dist.  No.  1) 

(Idaho  Falls,  Ida.)  ;  dir.  Idaho  Falls  C.C. ;  dir. 
Idaho  Falls  Gun  C. ;  Sigma  Chi;  Eagles.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Bennetta  Josephine  Tien.  Chil- 
dren: Joe,  Jr.,  age  17;  Homer  Tien,  age  6.  Of- 
fice: Park  and  Market  Sts.,  Idaho  Falls,  Idaho. 
Home:  Idaho  and  Whittier,  Idaho  Falls,  Ida. 


14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  track  team  (4-mile 
relay  champ,  team;  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champs.,  1913). 
1914,  mem.  Arner.  Olympic  team  at  Stockholm. 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  operator,  vice-pres. 
Madeira,  Hill  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Penn.  A.C. ; 
Delta  Psi ;  Hunting  Valley  C.C. ;  Phila.  Cricket 
Club;  St.  Anthony  Club;  Phila.  Club.  Married: 
Maris  Welsh,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  11,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: Louis  C,  4th,  age  11;  Samuel  W.,  age  9; 
Peter  M.,  age  7;  Maris  W.,  age  3.  Office:  260 
S.  Broad  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  410  E.  Ever- 
green Ave.,   Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 


MADEIRA,  CRAWFORD  C,  rowing.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  23,  1894.  Son  of  Louis  C.  and 
Marion  (Clark)  Madeira.  Ed.:  Middlesex  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1916. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Middlesex  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1912,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  crew. 
1914,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  crew.  1915, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  soccer  team.  1916, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  operator,  Madeira,  Hill 
and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt,  16th  U.  S.  Cav., 
Brownsville,  Tex.,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Penn. 
A.C.  Clubs:  Pa.  Varsity;  Merion  Cricket;  Ger- 
mantown  Cricket ;  University ;  St.  Anthony ; 
Phila.  Barge.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  squash.  Mar- 
ried: Sarah  C.  Neilson,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  19,  1918. 
Children:  Crawford  C,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Lewis  N.,  nge 
7;  Harry  R.,  age  2.  Office:  260  S.  Broad  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  208  Roberts  Rd.,  Ardmore,  Pa. 

MADEIRA,  EDWARD  WALTER,  rowing. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  23,  1892.  Son  of  Louis 
C.  and  Marion  (Clark)  Madeira.  Ed.:  Middle- 
sex Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B.,  1913 ;  LL.B  ,  1915. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  crew. 
1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  four-oared  crew.  1912- 
13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew.  1926,  capt. 
"Sagamore,"  runner-up  in  Bermuda  race,  Class 
B.  1925-27,  commodore  "The  North  East  Har- 
bor Fleet."  1927,  pres.  Mount  Desert  Yacht 
Racing  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
(1917-18)  1st  Lt.  Hd.  Troop,  79th  Div.  U.S.A.; 
capt,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa.  Married:  Alice  Thompson  Downs,  Nov. 
27,  1926.  Office:  2107  Packard  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Schoolhouse  Lane,  Germantown,  Pa. 

MADEIRA,  LOUIS  C,  3RD,  track.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  17,  1892.  Son  of  Percy  C.  and 
Marie  (Marie)  Madeira.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1910. 

Record,:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
track  and  cross-country  teams.  1911-14,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  cross-country  team.    1912- 


MADIGAN,  EDWARD  PATRICK,  football. 
Born:  Ottawa,  111.,  Nov.  18,  1895.  Son  of  Pat- 
rick and  Nora  (Kelleher)  Madigan.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  1920. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1921-27,  coach  St.  Mary's  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Naval  Service: 
Ensign  U.S.N.R.F.,  1917-18.  Clubs:  Athens. 
Married:  Charlotte  Kopp.  Childreti :  Mary  Nora  ; 
Patricia  Anne.  Address:  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  Oak- 
land, Calif. 


MADIGAN,  JAMES  EDWARD,  football. 
Born:  Maple  Lake,  Minn.,  Nov.  3,  1868.  Son 
of  James  and  Mary  (O'Loughlin)  Madigan.  Ed.: 
Monticello  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.,  1897;  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  B.S.,   1892;   LL.B.,  1894. 

Record:    1889-93,   mem.   Univ.   of   Minn.   F.B. 

team  (capt.,  1893).  1892,  student  mgr.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  B.B.  team.  1916-26,  pres.  Wright  Co., 
Minn.  B.B.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  mem.  Minn.  House 
of  Rep.,  1915-17;  Senate,  1919-28.  War  Record: 
Dollar-a-year  man.  Affiliations:  M.  W.  of  A. ; 
K.C.  Married:  Olive  Blanche  Desmond.  Chil- 
dren: Mark,  age'  30 ;  Mary  Frances,  age  28 ; 
Harriet,  age  26;  James  R.,  age  24;  Faith,  age 
21.     Address:  Maple  Lake,  Minn. 

MADIGAN,  TIMOTHY  IRVING,  Natl.  A.A.U. 
wrestling  champion,  1914.  Born:  Maple  Lake, 
Minn.,  Oct.  22,  1893.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Grace 
(Desmond)  Madigan.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.. 
1916. 

Record :  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrestl. 
team  (Natl.  A.A.U.  lightweight  champ.,  '14; 
capt.,  '15-'16 ;  West.  I.C.  lightweight  wrestl. 
champ.,  '16). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  representative,  Curtiss 
Candy  Co.,  "Baby  Ruth."  Naval  Service:  U.S. 
N.,  Aug.  1917- Jan.  1919.  Married:  Gladys  Walsh, 
Jan.  31,  1919.  Children:  Robert,  age  3.  Address: 
2886  James  Ave.,  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


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MAGEE,  JOHN  ALEXANDER,  tennis.  Born: 
New  iJloomfleld,  Pa.,  Jan.  29,  1890.  Son  of 
James  S.  and  Mary  (Mortimer)  Magee.  Ed.: 
Bloomfield  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Yale  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1913,  won  Menunketesuck  singles 
champ.  1914,  runner-up  Harrisburg,  Pa.  singles 
champ.  1917,  runner-up  Scranton,  Pa.  singles 
champ.  1921-27,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Cup  team  (won 
inter-city  champ.,  Wash.,  Norfolk,  Richmond  and 
Baltimore,  1921-22-23-24-25-27).  1922,  runner-up 
Baltimore  City  singles  champ. ;  won  Peninsular 
doubles  champ.  1922-23-25,  runner-up  Md.  State 
doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
2nd  Lt.,  Inf. ;  entered  Plattsburg  Training  Camp 
Aug.,  1917 ;  commissioned  Dec,  1917 ;  served 
until  Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Middle  Atlantic 
L.T.A.  (mem.  exec,  com.,  1922-28,  sec,  1922-23)  ; 
Baltimore  C.C.  (chrmn.,  tennis  com.)  ;  Univ. 
Club;  Merchants  Club;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Shooting  and  tennis.  Office:  1413  Lex- 
ington Bldg..  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  14  Hill- 
side Rd.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

MAGIDSOHN,  JOE,  football.  Born:  Tukum, 
Kurland,  Russia,  Dec.  20,  1888.  Son  of  Herman 
and  Betty  (Asersohn)  Magidsohn.  Ed.:  Elkton 
H.  S.  (Mich.),  1905;  Alma  Coll.  (Mich.),  1907; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1910. 

Record:  190305,  mem.  Elkton  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1905-06,  mem.  Alma  Coll.  F. 
B.  team.  1906-07,  mem.  Alma  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1907,  mem.  Alma  Coll.  track  team.  1909-10,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich.  All- West,  and  All-Conf.  F.B. 
teams  (W.  Camp's  All-Amer.  2nd  team,  '09). 
1912-28,   referee   West.   Conf.   F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  H.  M.  Byllesby  &  Co. 
(investment  bankers).  Affiliations:  Cadillac  A. 
C. ;  Knollwood  C.C.  (pres.).  Married:  Jennie 
Golden,  Feb.  14,  1912.  Children:  Eliot  A.,  age 
13 ;  Dorothy  R.,  age  10.  Office:  1513  Dime  Bank 
Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  2650  Webb  Ave., 
Detroit,  Mich. 


MAGINNES,  ALBERT  BRISTOL,  football, 
baseball  and  golf.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Apr.  5, 
1897.  Son  of  Wm.  C.  and  Annie  (Bristol) 
Maginnes.  Ed.:  Boston  English  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Lehigh  Univ.,  1921;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1924. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Boston  English  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917-20,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  B.B.  and  golf 
teams.  Mem.  Sharon  Town  Amateur  League 
(Norfolk  Co.,  Mass.)  B.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  N. 
Y.  Giants  pro.  F.B.  team  1921-24,  F.B.,  golf  and 
tennis  editor,  "Traveler"  (Boston,  Mass.).  1922- 
28,  officiating  Coll.  and  Inter-Sch.  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi; 
Odd  Fellows;   Cen.   Bd.  F.B.   Officials;   Gedney 


Farm  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  football  officiating. 
Office:  80  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
350  Mamaroneck  Ave.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

MAGINNES,  WILLIAM  DAVID,  capt.  Le- 
high Univ.  F.B.  team,  1916.  Born:  Dorchester, 
Masj.,  Nov.  29,  1894.  Son  of  William  Christie 
and  Annie  (Bristol)  Maginnes.  Ed.:  English 
H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Lehigh 
Univ.,   1920. 

Record:  Mem.  English  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 

teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1912).  1913,  mem.  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Lehigh 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.  and  awarded  Archi- 
bald Johnson  F.B.  Cup,  1916).  1915-19,  mem. 
Lehigh  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1919,  asst. 
coach  Lehigh  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1921-24,  mem. 
N.  Y.  A.C.  B.B.  team.  1924-28,  officiating  F.B. 
games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Du  Pont  Vis- 
coloid  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  N.F.C., 
1917 ;  comn'd  ensign,  1918 ;  instr.  flying  Naval 
Air  Station,  Pensacola,  Fla.,  1918-19;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  East.  Asso.  I.C.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Clubs:  N.  Y.  A.C;  Beta  Theta  Pi  (N. 
Y.)  ;  Gedney  Farms  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  foot- 
ball officiating.  Married:  Mildred  French  Ref- 
sum,  Nov.  22,  1923.  Office:  10  W.  33rd  St.,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.  Home:  317  Fisher  Ave.,  White  Plains, 
New  York. 


MAGOFFIN,  PAIL  PARKER,  Capt.  Univ. 
of  Mich.  F.B.  team,  1907.  Born:  Sterling,  Kans., 
Mar.  30,  1883.  Son  of  Thos.  C.  and  Martha 
Elizabeth  (Van  Deman)  Magoffin.  Ed.:  Central 
High,  Wash.,  D.  C,  1903;  Marietta  Coll.,  Mari- 
etta, O.,  1904;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1908. 

Record:  Mem.  football,  baseball  and  track 
teams  Central  High,  1901  and  '02;  left  h.b. 
Marietta  Coll.  F.B.  team,  1903;  mem.  All-Ohio 
Coll.  team,  1903;  h.b.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team,  1905-06-07;  capt.  of  team,  1907;  coach 
Agri.  Coll.  of  N.  D..  1908.  Has  been  officiating 
and  refereeing  for  football  since  1908,  covering 
all  important  Southern  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker;  referee 
and  umpire  for  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials  and 
the  South.  Conf.  Bd.  of  Officials.  War  Service: 
Comn.  Capt.  Air  Service,  U.S.A.,  Sept.,  1917; 
pres.,  Aviation  Examining  Bd.,  Detroit,  Mich., 
Sept.,  1917  to  Mar.,  1918;  Exec.  Officer  Recruit 
Div.  Kelly  Field,  Texas,  Mar.,  1918  to  Oct.,  1918 ; 

C.  O.,  612th  Aero  Squadron,  Oct.,  1918  to  Apr., 
1919.    Attached  to  Gen.  Staff,  War  Coll.,  Wash., 

D.  C,  on  historical  research  work  until  dis- 
charge, Oct.,  1919.  Married:  Edith  J.  Young, 
Dec.  22,  1914.  Office:  317  Woodward  Bldg., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3000  Conn.  Ave.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


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MAGRUDER,  LLOYD  BURNS,  crew.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Sept.  18,  1883.  Son  of  George 
Lloyd  and  Belle  (Burns)  Magruder.  Ed.: 
Friends'  Sch.  (Wash.)  ;  N.  Y.  M.A.,  Cornwall- 
on-Hudson  (N.  Y.)  ;  Georgetown  Univ.  (Wash., 
D.  C.)  ;   U.S.M.A.,  1905. 

Record :  1899-1900,  mem.  varsity  crew,  George- 
town Univ. ;  asst.  mgr.  Georgetown  Univ.  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  C.A.C.,  U.S.A.  War 
Record:  Lieut,  col.,  Insp.  Gen's.  Dept. ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  Asst.  Insp.  Gen.,  G.H.Q. ;  Insp.  Gen., 
Paris  Dist.  Affiliations:  Oakland  G.C.  (Bayside, 
L.  I.)  ;  Army  and  Navy  C. ;  A.  and  N.  and  M.  C. 
Country  C.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Univ.  C.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
St.  Nicholas  C.  (N.  Y.).  Married:  Mary  Blue 
Hull.  Children:  Joseph  Hull ;  George  Lloyd ; 
Lloyd  Burns,  Jr.  Address:  Fort  Totten,  N.  Y. 

MAGUARD,  EDWARD  ALFRED,  football, 
basketball,  baseball.  Ed.:  Yeatman  H.  Sch. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.),  1916;  D.D.S.,  Washington 
Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1915,  won  Jr.  money  tennis  champ. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1917-19,  mem.  Wash.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1918;  picked  on  All-Mo.  Valley 
Conf.  F.B.  team,  1917-19;  Bskt.B.  team,  1917- 
39,  and  B.B.  team,  1920).  1920,  mem.  Madison 
(S.  Dak.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1922-28,  coach  Prince- 
ton pub.  schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist ;  coaching.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi;  Delta  Sigma  Delta;  Masons;  North  Hills 
C.C. ;  Kiwanis  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
205  Lister  Bldg.,  Taylor  and  Olive  Sts.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3928  Natural  Bridge  Ave., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 


MAGUIRE,  FRANK  P.,  basketball,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Plains,  Luzerne  Co.,  Pa., 
Mar.  5,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  V.  and  Ellen  Loretta 
(Mullally)  Maguire.  Ed.:  State  Normal  Sch.; 
Holy  Cross  Prep.  Sch. ;  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  A.B., 
1914;  A.M.,  1919;  N.  Y.  Teachers'  Coll.;  Co- 
lumbia Univ. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  State  Normal  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1909-10,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Prep.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (selected  All-Sen.  c.f., 
New  England,  by  Boston  Globe  and  Post,  1910) 
1911-12,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1912- 
14,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1914- 
20,  coach  State  Normal  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1919-28,  coach  East  Stroudsburg 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team   (won  4  dist.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dean  of  men,  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.  (East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.).  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1918,  corpl.  Co.  M,  3rd  Battery, 
Oct.,  1918 ;  promoted  sgt. ;  discharged  Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Pa.  Ed. 
Asso. ;  Amer.  Ath.  Soc.  and  Amer.  Asso.  for  Ad- 


vancement of  Science ;  pres.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ; 
pres.  of  Penna.  State  Board  of  National  Ap- 
proved Basketball  Officials  ;  pres.  Natl.  Approved 
Bskt.B.  Officials ;  pres.  East.  Pa.  Dist.  Bd.  and 
Chmn.,  Com.  on  Officials;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Of- 
ficials; Holy  Cross  Club  (N.  East.  Pa.).  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Frances  Monohan,  Nov.  30,  1922. 
Children:  Frank  Arthur,  age  4;  Donald  Bruce, 
age  3 ;  Burton  Todd,  age  1.  Office:  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.,  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa.  Home:  229 
East  Brown  St.,  East  Stroudsburg,  Pa. 

MAHACHEK,  ROSS,  swimmer.  Born:  Aus- 
tin, Minn.,  June  19,  1904.  Son  of  Amos  and 
Evelyn  (Madera)  Mahachek.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1926. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  swim, 
team    (won  West.  Conf.  champ.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Elec.  engr.  Naval  Service: 
Naval  Aviation,  U.S.N.R.,  1926-28.  Hobby: 
Aerial  gliding.  Address:  Cutler  Hammer  Co., 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 

MAHER,  JOHN  JAMES,  mem.  Harvard 
teams.  Born:  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  June  7,  1901. 
Son  of  William  Francis  and  Bertha  (Ormond) 
Maher.     Ed.:  S.B.,  Harvard. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Harvard  fresh  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.).  1923-24,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  teams. 
1926-27,  coach  The  Choate  Sen.,  Wallingford, 
Conn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  coach,  The  Choate 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  Club;  Duck 
Club  ;  Hasty  Pudding ;  Phoenix.  Hobby:  Fish- 
ing, sailing,  horseback  riding.  Office:  The 
Choate  School,  Wallingford,  Conn. 

MAHON,  HENRY  MACLEOD,  mem.  Harvard 
track  team.  Born:  St.  Andrews,  New  Bruns- 
wick, Aug.  14,  1897.  Son  of  Alexander  Wylie 
and  Flora  Cameron  (Macleod)  Mahon.  Ed.: 
Royal  Mil.  Coll.  of  Canada ;  Harvard  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  track  and  cross-coun- 
try Harvard  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Bus.  Mgr.,  Harvard 
Alumni  Bulletin.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Br. 
reg.  army ;  conn'd.  Lt. ;  attached  Royal  Flying 
Corps.  Married:  Lydia  Arnoldson,  June  26, 
1923.  Office:  1400  Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Home:  85  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 


MAHONEY,  DAND3L  JOSEPH,  baseball, 
football  and  track.  Born:  Lewiston,  Me.,  Sept. 
6,  1888.  Son  of  Patrick  J.  and  Hannah  (Col- 
lins) Mahoney.  Ed.:  Lewiston  H.  Sch.;  Holy 
Cross  Coll. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Lewiston  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1905-07,  mem.  Lewiston  H.  Sch.  track 
team.     1906,  mem.  Lewiston  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 


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1903,  coach  Lewiston  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1908- 
10,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1908-11, 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  track  team.  1909-11, 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  B.B.  team  (awarded 
gold  medal  as  best  all-around  player,  1910, 
capt.,  1911).  1911,  mem.  Cincinnati  B.B.  Club 
team.  1912,  mem.  Terre  Haute  B.B.  team. 
1914,  coach  Washadah  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cost  Accountant,  Brunner 
Mfg.  Co.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Kathleen 
Dwyer,  Apr.  2,  1913.  Children:  Daniel  J.,  Jr., 
age  12 ;  Mary  Doris,  age  7 ;  Alberta  Joyce,  age 
2.  Office:  1821  Broad  St.,  Utica,  N.  Y.  Home: 
520  James  St.,  Utica,  N.  Y. 

MAHONEY,  STEPHEN  H.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Somerville,  Mass.,  Jan.  16,  1891.  Son 
of  Dennis  C.  and  Julia  (Walsh)  Mahoney. 
Ed.:  Somerville  H.  Sch. ;  Holy  Cross  Coll.; 
Boston  Coll.,  1912;  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1907-08,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team..  1908,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1909,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1910, 
coach  Boston  Coll.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1909-11, 
mem.  Boston  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1911).  1911-13,  coach  Somerville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1913,  coach  Revere  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1914-15,  coach  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  recreation,  Cambridge, 
Mass.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Somer- 
ville H.  Sch.  Ath.  Com.;  New  England  F.B. 
Officials  Asso. ;  East.  Asso.  of  I.C.  F.B.  Officials ; 
Boston  City  Club;  Kiwanis  Club.  Married: 
Marietta  Kelly,  Jan.  22,  1919.  Children:  Ger- 
trude, age  7 ;  Eileen,  age  5 ;  Mary,  age  2 ; 
Stephen,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  City  Hall,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.  Home:  50  Trowbridge,  Cambridge, 
Mass. 


MAIDEN,  WILLIAM  MILTON,  football,  base 
ball  and  basketball.  Born:  Meadow  View,  Va., 
Oct.  11,  1881.  Son  of  John  W.  and  Susan  E. 
(Snider)  Maiden.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Emory  and  Henry 
Coll.,  1902 ;  A.M.,  Univ.  of  Va.,  1914. 

Record:  1898-1902,  mem.  Emory  and  Henry 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1905-12,  mem.  Mobile  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B. 
team  and  Bskt.B.  team.  Mgr.  Univ.  of  Va. 
Bskt.B.  team  1913-14.  1921,  won  Gulf  Coast 
tennis  single  tournament.  1921-26,  Ath.  Dir. 
Gulf  Coast  Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  Math.,  N.Y.U. 
Wash.  Sq.  Coll. ;  Sophomore  Class  Adviser. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Math.  Asso. ;  Univ.  Club 
(Univ.  of  Va.  of  N.  Y.)  ;  Chi  Phi;  Tilka ; 
Lambda  Pi ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa.  Married :  Rachel 
Bell,  Dec.  28,  1926.  Office:  N.  Y.  Univ.,  Wash. 
Sq.  Coll.,  Wash.  Sq.,  N.  Y.  Home:  433  West  22d 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


MAITLAND,  LESTER  JAMES,  aviation. 
Bom:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Feb.  8,  1898.  Son  of 
James  Wm.  and  Bertha  (Begrow)  Maitland. 
Ed. :  Riverside  H.  Sch. ;  School  Military  Aero- 
nautics, Univ.  of  Tex.,  1917. 

Record:  Mem.  Riverside  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Y.M.C.A.  swimming  teams.  1922,  runner-up, 
Pulitzer  trophy  race  (200  mi.  per  hr.).  1923, 
world's  speed  record  (239.94  mi.  per  hr.,  making 
281.4  mi.  per  hr.  on  1  lap).  1927,  pilot  San 
Francisco-Honolulu  flight  (longest  nonstop  over 
water,  2418  mi.,  25  hr.  49  min.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  Lt.,  Army  Air  Corps. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Aviation  Section,  Signal 
Corps,  1917,  test  pilot,  McCook  field,  Dayton, 
Ohio,  1918.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Engrs. 
Club ;  Milwaukee  Yacht  Club ;  Metropoli- 
tan Club.  Married:  Ruth  Thurston,  May  20, 
1922.  Children:  Patricia  Ruth,  age  4.  Office: 
War  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1911  R  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MAJOR,  JOHN  PERRY,  football.  Born: 
Anderson,  S.  C,  Dec.  26,  1893.  Son  of  Samuel 
Clarke  and  Emma  (McGregor)  Major.  Ed.: 
D.V.M.,  Alabama  Poly.  Inst.,  1913. 

Record:  190609,  mem.  Anderson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1909-12,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  '12;  picked  ail-So.  Q.B.,  '12) 
and  B.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Ala.  Poly,  Bskt.B. 
team.  Asst.  coach,  Clemson  Coll.  (2  yrs.). 
Head  coach,  Wofford  Coll.,  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 
(6  yrs.).  Played  pro.  B.B.  (3  yrs.).  Mem  Cen- 
tral Bd.  Officials  and  So.  Conf.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  So.  Rep.,  Lambeth  Rope 
Corp.,  Charlotte,  N.  C.  Mil.  Service:  comn'd. 
2nd  Lt.,  V.C.,  U.S.A.,  1918;  discharged,  July, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Masons  (32°)  ;  Sigma  Alpha 
Upsilon.  Married:  Anna  Serena  McCauley, 
Sept.  15,  1917.  Office:  Ford  Motor  Co.,  Char- 
lotte, N.  C.  Home:  208  Guthery  Apts.,  Char- 
lotte, N.  C. 

MALCOLM,  HAROLD  RAY,  track.  Born: 
New  London,  Ohio,  Dec.  20,  1893.  Son  of  Henry 
C.  and  Jessie  (Chapman)  Malcolm.  Ed.:  Nor- 
walk  H.  Sch. ;  Denison  Univ. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Norwalk  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1910,  mem.  Norwalk  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1911-13,  mem.  Norwalk  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(capt.,  1913).  1915,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  track 
team  (held  indoor  broadjump  record,  10'3"). 
Formerly  official  for  North.  Ohio  Oth.  League 
and  Ohio  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.,  Norwalk  Uphol- 
stering Co.  Naval  Service:  Served  in  U.S.N., 
Apr.-Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Elks;  Phi 
Gamma  Delta.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing. 
Married:  Hazel  DeWitt,  June  14,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Louise,  age  7 ;  Jeane  Rae,  age  4. 
Address:  Box  313,  Norwalk,  Ohio. 


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MALECKAR,  W.  R.,  track.  Born:  Marinette, 
Wis.,  Aug.  20,  1896.  Son  of  Mary  (Harper) 
Maleckar.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1920. 

Record:  1917-18-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
and  relay  teams  (capt.  elect  of  track  team; 
best  time  for  100-yd.  dash,  10  sec.  flat ;  best  time 
for  220-yd.  dash,  22.1  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Aluminum  Co.  of 
Amer.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.  Affilia- 
tions: Tau  Kappa  Upsilon;  Univ.  Club  (Minne- 
apolis, Minn.)  ;  Minneapolis  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  hunting.  Married:  Mary  Baker,  June  8, 
1926.  Office:  360  N.  Mich.  Blvd.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  3346  Blaisdell  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

MALLEY,  AUGUSTINE  DUNNE,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Dorchester,  Mass., 
Aug.  8,  1899.  Son  of  Patrick  James  and  Jennie 
(Dunne)  Malley.  Ed.:  Boston  Latin  Sch. ;  A.B., 
Georgetown  Univ. ;  A.M.,  Boston  Coll. 

Record :  1916-18,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1918).  1917-19,  mem.  Boston  Latin 
Sch.  track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1918). 
1918,  Boston  Inter-Sch.  h.b.  1918-19,  Boston 
Inter-Sch.  s.s.  1919-22,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  track 
team.  1921-23,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B. 
team    (champ,  team,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Amer. 
Address:  246  Pk.  St.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 

MALLONEE,  CHARLES  GARDNER,  capt. 
Johns  Hopkins  F.B.  team,  1926-27.  Born:  Bal- 
timore City,  Md.,  Oct.  8,  1903.  Son  of  George 
W.  and  B.  Gertrude  (Gardner)  Mallonee.  Ed.: 
Baltimore  Poly.  Inst.,  1922;  C.E.,  Johns  Hop- 
kins Univ. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Baltimore  Poly  Inst. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  Baltimore 
Poly.  Inst.  B.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Johns  Hop- 
kins Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem. 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  varsity  lacrosse  team  (I.C. 
champs.).  1925-27,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (All-Md.  end,  1925-26;  capt., 
3926-27).  1928,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
varsity  lacrosse  (tied  for  I.C.  champs.)  ;  mem. 
U.  S.  Lacrosse  Olympic  team,  1928. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Chi;  Arundel  Boat  Club.  School:  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  106 
Rosalind  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


sailing  "Cliphora."  1916,  sailed  "P"  class  yacht 
"Joyant"  in  Manhassett  Bay  Cup  contest.  1923, 
owned  and  sailed  6-metre  yacht  "Clytia,"  Brit- 
ish-American Cup  match  (Cowes,  England)  ; 
member  of  American  6-metre  team.  1924-26, 
president  Long  Island  Sound  Yacht  Racing  As- 
sociation. 1925,  organizer  and  first  president  of 
North  American  Yacht  Racing  Union.  1925-27- 
26,  member  selection  committee  for  6-metre 
yachts.  1927,  organized  10-metre  class  of  14 
yachts.  1928,  chairman,  American  Yacht  Com- 
mittee, IX  Olympiad  ;  captain  of  New  York  6- 
metre  team  in  Pacific  Coast  match  (Los  An- 
geles) ;  skipper  and  owner  of  "Lanai;"  organ- 
ized 12-metre  class  of  6  yachts. 

Present  Occupation:  Steamship  owner;  presi- 
dent, C.  D.  Mallory  and  Company,  Inc.  Govern- 
ment  Service:  Assistant  operating  manager,  U. 
S.  Shipping  Board  Fleet,  1917-19.  Affiliations: 
President,  North  American  Yacht  Racing 
Union ;  governor,  Yacht  Racing  Association  of 
Long  Island  Sound ;  U.  S.  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Sons  of  the  Revolution.  Clubs:  New 
York  Yacht ;  Royal  Nassau  Sailing  Club ;  In- 
dian Harbor  Yacht  Club  (vice-commodore)  ; 
Seawanhaka  Yacht  Club ;  Eastern  Yacht  Club ; 
Greenwich  Polo  Club ;  Apawamis  Club ;  Round 
Hill  Club.  Hobby:  Yachting  and  horses.  Mar- 
ried: Rebecca  Sealy,  January  3,  1911.  Children: 
Margaret,  age  16 ;  Clifford  B.,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Bar- 
bara, age  6.  Office:  11  Broadway,  New  York 
City,  New  York.  Home:  Greenwich,  Connecti- 
cut. 


MALLORY,  JOHN  H.,  baseball.  Born:  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.,  Sept.  19,  1885.  Son  of  George  B. 
and  Lydia  (Harper)  Mallory.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss 
Sch.;  Andover;  Yale,  1909. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1903,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  hockey  and 
gym.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Andover  B.B.  team. 
1906,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  B.B.  team.  1907-09, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1910-14,  mem. 
Crescent  A.C.  B.B.  team. 

Pies.  Occupation:  Broker.  Mil.  Service: 
Plattsburgh,  1915-16;  Camp  Upton,  N.  Y.,  1917- 
18;  comn'd  1st  lieut.  Affiliations:  Crescent  A.C. 
(1910-14);  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Wolfs  Head 
Soc. ;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.).  Married:  Mabe*  W. 
Child:  John  H.,  Jr.  Office:  44  Pine  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 
Home:  Hewlett,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


MALLORY,  CLIFFORD  D.,  president  North 
American  Yacht  Racing  Union.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
New  York,  May  26,  1881.  Son  of  Henry  R.  and 
Cora  (Pynchon)  Mallory.  Education:  Lawrence- 
ville  School,  1900. 

Record:  1896,  owned  and  sailed  half-rater 
"Yola,"  Seawanhaka  Corinthian  Cup  trials. 
1907,    won    Long    Island    Sound    championship, 


MALLORY,  WILLIAM  NM  captain  Yale  foot- 
ball team,  1923.  Bom:  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Nov. 
20,  1901.     Ed.:  Pomfret  Sch.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  F.B.  and 
hockey  teams  (capt.  hockey  team,  1920).  1920, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem. 
Yale   freshman   B.B.   and   hockey  teams.     1921- 


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23,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1923,  capt.  East,  champ. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.,  Memphis  Com- 
press and  Storage  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Upsilon;  Memphis  C.C.;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  squash.  Married:  Noreen  Cathey, 
1927.  Office:  Cotton  Ex.  Bldg.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 
Home:  619  S.  Belvedere  St.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

MANCE,  GROVER  CLEVELAND,  football, 
basketball,  baseball.  Born:  Pine  Bush,  N.  Y., 
Feb.  5,  1883.  Son  of  Eli  D.  and  Edith  (Barro- 
cliff)  Mance.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1906; 
Ind.  Univ.,  A.M.,  1914;  Ph.D.,  1916. 

Record :  1898-1902,  mem.  Walden  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1901-02). 
1906-09,  played  pro.  Bskt.B.  and  semi-pro.  B.B. 
(Ind.).  1909-11,  in  charge  111.  State  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  tournament.  1909-15,  coach  H.  Sch. 
and  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913- 
28,  Central  Bd.  F.B.  Official.  1918-19,  coach 
St.  Lawrence  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  geology,  Winthrop 
Coll.  (Rock  Hill,  S.  C).  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Beta  Theta  Pi;  Sigma  Xi.  Married:  Martha 
Blanche  Nelson,  Sept.  1,  1906.  Children:  Don- 
ald Roscoe,  age  20;  Caryl  Hope,  age  15.  Ad- 
dress: 302  Aiken  Ave.,  Rock  Hill,  S.  C. 

MANDEVILLE,  FRANK  P.,- football.  Born: 
Anthony,  Kans.,  Jan.  10,  1895.  Son  of  Henry 
James  and  Hannah  Jane  (Stafford)  Mandeville. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Kans.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-19-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kans.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (chosen  All-Mo.  Valley  2nd  team, 
1919-20;  chosen  by  Kans.  City  Star).  1913-28, 
dir.  of  ath.,  Kans.  State  Teachers  Coll.  (Hays, 
Kans.).  1928,  coached  champ,  wrestling  team 
of  Cen.    (Kans.)    Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Lowe  &  Campbell 
Ath.  Goods  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in  Air 
Service ;  trained  at  Ellington  Field,  Houston, 
Tex. ;  discharged,  2nd  Lt,  July  3,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon.  Married:  Frances 
Ida  Rooney,  Aug.  16,  1821.  Children:  Peggy 
Jane,  age  6;  Mary  Louise,  age  2.  Address:  3039 
Olive  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

MANGAN,  THOMAS  J.,  JR.,  tennis.  Born: 
Pittston,  Pa.,  May  5,  1894.  Son  of  Thomas  J. 
and  Alice  (Evans)  Mangan.  Ed.:  St.  John's  H. 
Sch.  (Pittston,  Pa.)  ;  Georgetown  Univ. 

Record:  1915,  won  Pittston  singles  tennis 
champ.  1916,  won  Dela.  singles  champ.  1920- 
22,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  tennis  team  (No.  2). 
1921-23-26,  won  Wardman  Park  Club  singles 
"Bowl."  1922-26-27,  won  Dumbarton  Club 
singles  "Bowl."  1924,  won  D.  C.  champ. ;  won  1 
set  out  of  3  from  Bill  Tilden.  1926,  won  D.  C. 
doubles  champ,  with  Gwynn  King ;   won  East. 


Md.  singles  champ.  1927,  won  D.  C.  indoor 
champ. ;  won  D.  C.  doubles  indoor  champ,  with 
Emmett  Pare ;   capt.  Wash.  Hotchkiss  Cup. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Halsey, 
Stewart  and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.A., 
1917  ;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Theta 
Phi ;  Elks ;  Columbia  C.C. ;  Dumbarton  Tennis 
Club;  Racquet  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis  and 
golf.  Married:  Elsie  Haas,  Oct.  12,  1927.  Office: 
500  Investment  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2501 
Calvert  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MANION,  JOHN  J.,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  May  14,  1893.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Bridget  (O'Day)  Manion.  Ed.:  St. 
Louis  Pub.  Schs. 

Record :  1927,  won  St.  Louis  open  golf  champ. 
1921-28,  golf  pro.,  Sunset  Hills  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.S.N.,  served  5  mos.  in  France,  1918-19. 
Affiliations:  Elks ;  Optimist  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Charlotte  Benkert,  Dec.  8,  1917.  Office: 
Sunset  Hills  C.C,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4921 
Quincey  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

MANN,  GERALD  G.,  All-Southwestern  Q.B. 
and  capt.  football  team.  Born:  Sulphur  Springs, 
Tex.,  Jan.  13,  1907.  Son  of  Grover  G.  and  Edna 
(McClimons)  Mann.  Ed.:  Sulphur  Spgs.  (Tex.) 
H.  Sch. ;  Southern  Methodist  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  S.  M.  Univ.  F.B  team 
(capt.,  1927).  1926,  All-Southwestern  quarter- 
back ;  voted  outstanding  player  Southwest  Conf. 
1926-27,  mem.  S.  M.  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  Pi  Sigma  Alpha ;  student  rep.  Ath 
Council,   S.  M.  Univ.     Home:  3428  Univ    Blvd 
Dallas,  Tex. 

MANN,  HARRY  G.,  football.  Born:  Wash- 
mgtonboro,  Pa.,  Oct.  12,  1884.  Son  of  Amos  G. 
and  Barbara  (Kise)  Mann.  -Bd.:  Dickinson  Prep. 
Sch. ;  Conway  Hall ;  Dickinson  Coll. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Dickinson  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1906-07,  mem.  Conway  Hall  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1906).  1907-08,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll. 
class  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  190S-09,  mem. 
Dickinson  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Affiliations:  Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Kappa  Sigma ; 
Mason;  K.T. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Rotary 
Club.  Hobby:  Hiking  and  swimming.  Married: 
Mary  Ellen  Deemer.  Office:  P.  O.  Box  7,  Station 
A,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  27  Ethan  Allen  St., 
Worcester,  Mass. 


MANN,  KENNETH  A.,  football.  Born: 
Blakely,  Minn.,  Jan.  17,  1902.  Son  of  John  P. 
and  Edna  (Young)  Mann.  Ed.:  North  H.  S. 
(Minneapolis),  1920;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 


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Record :  1925-26,  asst.  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1927,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  (un- 
defeated "Big  10"  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Lt., 
Inf.  Res.  Affiliations:  Mgrs.  C. ;  "M"  C.  (Univ. 
Minn.).  Office:  Shakopee,  Minn.  Home:  Blake- 
ley,  Minn. 

MANN,  LESLIE,  mem.  New  York  Giants 
baseball  team,  1927-28.  Born:  Lincoln,  Nebr., 
Nov.  18,  1893.  Son  of  S.  R.  Mann  and  Minnie 
L.  (Smith)  Mann.  Ed.:  Lincoln  H.  Sch. ;  B.P.E., 
Springfield   Coll. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1910).  1910-11,  mem. 
Nebr.  City  Mink  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-13, 
mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1913). 
1911-14,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,    1914).     Mem.     Springfield    Coll.    track. 

1912,  mem.    Seattle    (Wash.)    pro.    B.B.    team. 

1913,  mem.  Buffalo  pro.  B.B.  team.  1913-14,  20, 
24-27,  mem  Boston  Braves  pro.  B.B.  team 
(world's  champs.).  1914-16,  coach  and  dir.  phy. 
ed.,  Amherst  Coll.  1915,  mem.  Federal  League 
pro.  champ.  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Chicago 
Cubs  pro.  B.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem.  Natl.  League 
pro.  champ.  B.B.  team.  1919-22,  coach  and  dir. 
phy.  ed.,  Rice  Univ.  1921-23,  mem.  St.  Louis 
Cardinals  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923-24,  coach  and 
dir.  phy.  ed.,  Ind.  Univ.  1925-26,  coach  and  dir. 
phy.  ed.,  Springfield  Coll.  1927-28,  mem.  N.  Y. 
Giants  pro.  B.B.  team.  Inventor  "Mannscope," 
a  teaching  projector.  Author :  B.B.  Book  and 
Film  ;  Bskt.B.  Text  Book  and  Film. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Delta  Alpha ;  Mason ;  pres.  Visual 
Eld.  (a  newly  organized  corp.)  ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married:  Jessie  L. 
Cooper.  Children:  Leslie,  Jr.,  age  9.  Address: 
94  Wellington  St.,  Springfield,  Mass. 

MANN,  RICHARD  LEACH,  I.C.  2  mi.  relay 
record,  1909.  Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  13,  1888. 
Son  of  Mathew  D.  and  Elizabeth  (Pope)  Mann. 
Ed.:  Nichols  Sch.  (Buffalo)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1909; 
Cornell   (2  yrs.). 

Record :  1907,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  track  and 
relay  teams.  1908,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  and 
cross  country  teams.  1909,  mem.  Yale  2  mile 
relay  team  (won  I.C.  champ.,  Penn  Relays,  2 
2/5,  breaking  existing  intercollegiate  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  engr.,  E.  L.  Phillips 
&  Co.  Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  F.A.,  Camp  Zachary 
Taylor  (Ky.).  Affiliations:  Cornell  C.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Badminton  C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  50  Church 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  Cornell  C,  245  Madison 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 

MANN,  THOMAS  BROWNING,  football, 
track.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  5,  1906.  Son  of 
Wm.    D.   and   Isabel    (Browning)    Mann.      Ed.: 


Deerfield-Shields  H.  Sch.    (Highland  Pk.,  111.)  ; 
Lake  Forest  Acad.  (111.)  ;  B.S.,  Princeton  Univ., 

1928. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Deerfield-Shields  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (champ.,  1921).  1921-23,  mem. 
Deerfield-Shields  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1923,  mem. 
All-Star  Chicago  Suburban  team.  1923,  'mem. 
Lake  Forest  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1924,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  wrestling  and  track 
teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Varsity; 
Elm.  Address:  218  Sheridan  Rd.,  Highland  Pk., 
111. 


MANNING,  ELMER  LEROY,  chairman  New 
Haven  Municipal  United  States  Lawn  Tennis 
Association.  Bom:  Highspire,  Pa.,  Jan.  10,  1887. 
Son  of  Harry  and  Lavina  (Flowers)  Manning. 
Ed. :  Highspire  H.  Sch. ;  Mercersburg  Acad., 
1907 ;  Lafayette  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1907,  won  M.S.I.I.C.  indoor  40  yd. 
dash  and  440-yd.  run ;  mem.  Mercersburg  track 
team  (won  Natl,  champ.).  1908-09,  mem.  N.Y.A. 
C.  track  team.  1909,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  track 
team  (won  Middle  States  I.C.  champ.).  1909- 
10,  mem.  York  and  Johnstown  teams  (Tri-State 
League).  1913-15,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Bethle- 
hem Prep.  Sch.  (won  track  champ.,  2  yrs.). 
1914-15,  supt.  recreation  and  playground  (Allen- 
town,  Pa.).  1915-16,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Shade 
Side  Acad.  1916-17,  supt.  recreation  and  play- 
ground (New  London,  Conn.).  1917-18,  instr. 
phy.  ed.,  U.S.A.,  1st  Bn.,  324th  Inf.  1920-21, 
supt.  municipal  recreation  and  playground  (Mid- 
dletown,  Conn.).  1922-28,  supt.  municipal  rec- 
reation comn.  (New  Haven,  Conn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Municipal  Recreation 
Comn.  War  Record:  Mem.  Co.  C,  324th  Inf., 
comnd.  1st  Lt.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged 
capt.  Affiliations:  Elks;  R.A.M. ;  Mason;  K.T. ; 
A.A.O.N.M.S. ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  Community  Chest ; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Yale  Hope  Mission ;  Boys'  Work 
Com. ;  exec-sec.  New  Haven  Knot  Hole  Gang 
Asso. ;  New  Haven  Boyology  Asso. ;  Natl.  Ama- 
teur B.B.  Federation;  Natl.  Com.  Track  and 
Field  A.A.U.  of  U.S.A. ;  vice-pres.  Conn.  A.A.U. ; 
V.B.  Joint  Com.  Official ;  Organizer :  Conn.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials ;  Conn.  Bd.  B.B.  Umpires ;  Con.  Bd. 
Track  and  Field  Officials;  Con.  State  Bd.  Ap- 
proved Bskt.B.  Officials ;  New  Haven  Co.  Bd. 
Bskt.B.  Officials ;  New  Haven  City  A.A.  Federa- 
tion ;  Editor :  Playground  V.B.  Rules ;  Delta 
Upsilon.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing,  golf  and 
skating.  Married:  Helen  Evans  Martinez,  June 
29,  1921.  Children:  Gloria  Evans,  age  1.  Office: 
200  Orange  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  50 
Winnett  St.,  Whitneyville,  Conn. 


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MANNING,  VIVIAN  MEREDITH,  tennis. 
Bom:  Sumter,  S.  C,  July  17,  1887.  Son  of 
Governor  R.  I.  and  Lelia  (Meredith)  Manning. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  the  South,  1908. 

Record:  1910-25,  won  Greenville  Co.  (S.C.) 
single  tennis  champ.  1922-23,  won  N.  C.  and 
S.  C.  tennis  single  champ.  1923,  won  Tenn. 
single  champ. ;  won  Old  Dominion  doubles  tennis 
champ,  and  runner-up  in  singles  champ.  (Rich- 
mond, Va.)  ;  runner-up,  Ga.  doubles  tennis 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker  in  stocks  and  bonds. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in  U.S.A.  Arty. ;  comnd. 
2nd  Lt.,  July,  191S ;  1st  Lt,  Oct.,  1918;  hon. 
disch.,  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Woodside 
Natl.  Bank ;  pres.  Manning-Geer  Co. ;  pres. 
South.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso. ;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  A.L. ;  Greenville  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Adair  McDowell  July,  1917.  Children: 
Meredith,  age  16 ;  Malcom,  age  13 ;  Lelia  Ber- 
nard, age  7 ;  Vivian  and  Adair,  age  5.  Office: 
29  W.  McBee  Ave.,  Greenville,  S.  C.  Home:  1206 
Augusta  St.,  Greenville,  S.  C. 

MANSELL,  GEORGE  WILLIAM,  football 
baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Youngstown, 
Ohio,  June  11,  1889.  Son  of  J.  W.  and  Flora 
(Justice)  Mansell.  Ed.:  Sharon  H.  Sch. ;  B.S., 
Westminster  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.  Sharon  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1907-08).  1908,  mem.  Sharon  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1908-12,  mem.  Westminster  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1911-12).  1913, 
coach  Sharon  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  sec.  Y.M.C.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  arid  F.B.  Official ;  Bd.  of 
Commerce;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Mar- 
ried: Ogette  Anderson,  1918.  Children:  Virginia, 
age  6.  Office:  59  Boylston  St.,  Bradford,  Pa. 
Home:  7  Fisher  Court,  Bradford,  Pa. 


Bradley  Inst.  (Peoria,  111.)  ;  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1910-11-12,  mem.  Bradley  Inst.  B.B. 
team.  1913-14-15,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  B.B. 
team  (team  won  Pacific  Coast  I.C.  champ, 
1913;  toured  the  Orient  and  Honolulu  with 
Stanford  Univ.  B.B.  team  during  summer  of 
1913,  won  13  out  of  20  games  played;  played 
with  Stanford  Univ.  B.B.  team  in  a  series  of 
games  in  Honolulu  during  summer  of  1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Leo  G.  Mac- 
Laughlin  Co.  (bond  dealers).  Naval  Service: 
Ensign,  Pay  Corps,  U.S.N.R  F. ;  served  from 
Aug.,  1917,  to  Feb.,  1919;  discharged  lieut. 
(j.  g. ).  Affiliations:  Mason;  Kiwanis  Club; 
Pasadena  Ath.  and  C.C. ;  Pasadena  G.C.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  golf.  Married:  Mildred  Carr,  Mar. 
22,  1916.  Office:  So.  Los  Robbies  Ave.,  Pasadena, 
Calif.    Home:  1155  Beverly  Way,  Pasadena,  Cal. 

MARANVILLE,  WALTER  JAMES,  profes- 
sional baseball.  Born:  Springfield,  Mass.,  Nov. 
11,  1892.  Son  of  Ward  D.  and  Elizabeth  (No- 
lan)   Maranville.     Ed.:  Springfield  H.  Sch. 

Record):    1911-12,   played   with  New   Bedford, 

Mass.  (New  Eng.  League).  1912-20,  played 
with  Boston  Braves.  1921-24,  2nd  base,  Pitts- 
burgh Pirates.  1925,  played  with  Chicago  Cubs. 
1926,  played  with  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  1927,  played 
with  Rochester,  N.  Y.  ( Internal  1.  League). 
1927-28,  played  with  St.  Louis  Cardinals  (Natl. 
League).  Estabd.  record  for  consecutive  field- 
ing without  error  while  playing  with  Pittsburgh 
Pirates.     Famous  for  his  vest-pocket  catch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Naval  Service- 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  1917;  U.S.S.  Pa.;  overseas 
convoy  duty  18  mos. ;  discharged,  Apr.  15,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Married:  Marian  Bertrand.  Child:  Eliza- 
beth, age  12.  Address:  1708  Winton  Road,  N., 
Rochester,  N.  V. 


MANUSH,  HENRY  EMMETT,  professional 
baseball.  Born:  Tuscumbia,  Ala.,  July  20,  1902. 
Son  of  George  and  Catherine  (Carls)  Manush. 
Ed.:  Massie  Mil.  Acad. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Pac.  Coast  League  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  West.  Canadian  League 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  West.  League 
(Omaha,  Nebr.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1922-27,  mem. 
Detroit  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1926,  mem. 
Amer.  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1928,  mem.  St. 
Louis  Browns  pro.  B  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: K.C. ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Baseball  and  hunt- 
ing Office:  Care  St.  Louis  Browns,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.     Home:  Tuscunjbia,  Ala. 

MAPLE,  RAY  COWSER,  baseball.  Born: 
Mapleton,  111.,  Mar.  27,  1893.  Son  of  Albert 
Leonard    and    Harriet    (Cowser)    Maple.      Ed.: 


MARBERRY,  FRED,  pro.  baseball,  Wash. 
Senators.  Bom:  Streetman,  Tex.,  Nov.  30, 
1899.  Son  of  L.  J.  and  Elizabeth  (Bogard) 
Marberry.     Ed.:  Burleson   Sch.    (Streetman). 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Mexia  (Tex.)  C.  pro. 
B.B.  team  (T.  O.  League).  1922-23,  mem. 
Little  Rock  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923-28,  pitcher 
Wash.  Senators  (1st  Wash,  team  to  ever  win 
World   Series,  1924),  Amer.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pitcher  pro.  baseball,  Wash. 
Senators.  Affiliation:  Wash.  B.B.  Club.  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Married:  Mattie  Louise  Womack, 
Mar.  11,  1923.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash., 
D.  C.     Home:  Corsicana,  Texas. 

MARGETTS,  NELSON  E.,  polo.  Born:  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah,  May  27,  1879.  Son  of  Phillip 
and  Henrietta  (Richards)  Margetts.  Ed.:  Salt 
Lake  H.  Sch. ;  Bus.  Coll. 


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Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Sch.  of  Equitation, 
(Ft.  Riley,  Kans.)  polo  team.  1909-13,  capt.  1st 
Arty,  polo  team  (won  champ,  of  P.I.,  1913). 
1911-12,  mem.  Amer.  polo  team  (won  from 
British  team  at  Hong  Kong,  1911 ;  won  from 
visiting  British  team  at  Manila,  1912)  1913, 
mem.  Ft.  Riley  tournament  (Chicago).  1916, 
capt.,  Ft.  Sam  Houston  (Tex.)  Headquarters 
polo  team.  1920,  mem.  Amer.  Army  polo  team 
(competed  in  11  polo  tournaments  in  London  ;won 
Novice  champ,  of  Eng. ;  won  3rd  place  in  Olym- 
pics, Ostind,  Belgium).  1921,  mem.  Camp  Meade 
7th  Div.  polo  team  (won  War  Dept.  spring 
tournament).  1921-22,  organizer  Sch.  of  the  Line 
polo  team  (won  Fox  Hall  Keene  Cup).  1924, 
sec.  Central  Polo  Com.  1924-28,  mem.  War  Dept. 
polo  team.  1926-27,  participated  in  Inter-Circuit 
tournament  of  Southeast,  circuit.  1927,  chmn. 
Army  Central  polo  Com. ;  del.  on  Exec.  Com., 
U.  S.  Polo  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Army  Dept.  Gen.  Staff. 
War  Record:  A.D.C.  to  Gen.  Pershing,  Mar.  1916  ; 
Aide  to  Gen.  Pershihg  in  France,  1917.  Affilia- 
tions: Soc.  of  Caribou ;  Soc.  of  World  War ; 
Army  and  Navy  C. ;  Army,  Navy  and  Marine 
Corps  C.C.  Hobby:  Polo.  Married:  Mabel  Bal- 
lard, Dec.  21,  1906.  Child:  Natalia,  age  14. 
Office:  State,  War  and  Navy  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  2700  Conn.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  operator;  pres.,  Jeddo- 
Highland  Coal  Co.  and  Fuel  Service  Co.  War 
Record:  Comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  Capt. ;  Maj.,  Inf. ;  Adj., 
4th  Div.,  Ammunition  Train,  and  comnd.  offi- 
cer ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  Citation  from  Gen.  Pershing. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Psi ;  Yale  C. ;  St.  Anthony  C. ; 
Univ.  C. ;  Westchester  Biltmore  C.C. ;  Whitehall 
C.  Hobby:  Golf,  tennis.  Married:  Mary  Orme, 
Feb.,  1917.  Children:  Mary  O.,  age  8;  Donald, 
Jr.,  age  7 ;  Gordon  Orme,  age  5 ;  Eckley  B.  C, 
age  3 ;  Joan,  infant.    Address:  Jeddo,  Pa. 


MARKS,  RUSSELL  ALMERON,  football. 
Born:  Sioux  City,  la.,  Mar.  2,  1874.  Son  of  Con- 
stant Roberts  and  Josephine  (Kilbourne)  Marks. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1895;  Univ.  of  la.,  1897. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1895- 
1907,  I.C.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  official  in  la., 
S.  Dak.,  and  Nebr.  1896,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
track  team ;  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  S.  Dak. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Sioux  City  Boat  Club ; 
Loblolly  Club.  Hobby:  Shooting  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Marie  Shelley,  Oct.  2,  1907.  Children:  Kil- 
bourne Payne,  age  19 ;  Marion,  age  18 ;  Margery, 
age  17.  Office:  609-612  Frances  Bldg.,  Sioux 
City,  la.  Home:  3221  Jackson  St.,  Sioux  City, 
la. 


MARGOLIS,  MATTHEW,  Western  Confer- 
ence, Middle  West  fencing  champion,  1925.  Born: 
Maiden,  Mass.,  July  18,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Rose  (Plow)  Margolis.  Ed.:  Chelsea  H.  Sch., 
1919;  Horbitt  Prep.  Sch.,  1920;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1925. 

Record:  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  fenc- 
ing team  (won  individual  champ.,  1923-24;  capt., 
1924-25).  1922-23,  2nd  place  West.  Conf.  fencing 
champ.  1923-24,  1st  place  West.  Conf.  fencing 
champ.  1924-25,  won  West.  Conf.  gold  medal 
and  trophy ;  won  Univ.  of  Chicago  gold  medal. 
1925,  held  West.  Conf.  Middle  West,  fencing 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dlr.,  elec.  fixtures.  Affilia- 
tinos:  Alpha  Upsilon  Pi;  Mason.  Hobby:  Read- 
ing. Office:  1400  Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Home:  92  Lyndhurst  St.,  Dorchester,  Mass. 


MARKLE,  DONALD,  football.  Born:  Hazel- 
ton,  Pa.,  Aug.  29,  1892.  Son  of  Alvan  and  Mary 
(Dryfoos)  Markle.  Ed.:  Fay  Sch.,  1906;  H.  S., 
1911;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1914;  Lehigh  Univ.,  P.G., 
1914-16. 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Fay  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1910,  mem.  H.  S.  F.B.  and  Gymn 
teams;  N.E.  Pa.  tennis  doubles  champ.  1911, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1912-13,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1915,  coach  Lehigh 
Univ.  F.B.  team. 


MARR,  JOSEPH  A.,  track.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Mar.  24,  1896.  Sow  of  Samuel  S.  and 
Mina  H.  Marr.    Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1915;  LL.B., 

Georgetown  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-21,  mem.  Georgetown  varsity 
track  team  (won  S.  Atlantic  indoor  and  out- 
door champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  agent.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Army  Motor  Trans.  Div.,  1917 ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Chi;  K.C. ;  "G"  Club  (Georgetown  Univ.); 
Racquet  Club;  Columbia  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Dorothy  E.  McCauley,  June  25,  1921. 
Office:  904  Barr  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  107 
Summerfield  Road,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 

MARSH,  EDWARD,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
crew  (8).  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  12,  1874.  Son 
of  G.  W.  and  Mary  (Burns)  Marsh.  Ed.:  Le- 
high Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  of  following  champ,  crews: 
1896,  Canadian  Senior  doubles ;  1898,  Amer. 
Senior  eight  (Phila.)  ;  1899,  Amer.  Senior  eight 
(Boston)  ;  Amer.  Senior  four  (est.  world's  rec- 
ord for  1%  mile  with  turn)  ;  1900,  Amer.  Senior 
eight  (N.  Y.)  ;  Amer.  Olympic  eight  (Paris)  ; 
1901,  Amer.  Senior  four  (Phila.)  ;  1902,  Amer. 
Senior  eight  (Worcester).  1907-09  and  1920-24, 
rowing  coach  W.  Phila.  B.C.  1912-16  and  19, 
rowing  coach  Malta  B.C.  1923,  asst.  rowing 
coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Federal  Appraisal  Co. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Vesper  B.C. ;  Pa. 
A.C. ;  W.  Phila.  B.C.;  Fed.  Appraisal  Co.  Mar- 
ried: Charlotte  Hutter,  Nov.  14,  1908.  Office: 
Drexel  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  115  S.  55th 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


MARSH,  GEORGE  BENNITT,   track.  Born: 

Bridgewater,  Conn.,  Sept.  24,  1888.  Son  of 
William  H.  and  Ida  (Bennitt)  Marsh.  Ed.: 
New  Milford  (Conn.)  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1912; 
B.D.,   Hartford   Theological    Sem.,    1916. 

Record^:  1909:10-11,  mem.  Yale  cross  country 
team  (capt.,  1911;  individual  winner  of  Yale- 
Princeton  cross-country  meet,  1911 ;  time,  35 
min.  3-5  sec).  1911-12,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(won  2-mile  run  at  Yale-Princeton  dual  meet, 
1912;  runner-up  in  2-mile  run  Yale-Harvard 
dual  meet,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman,  pastor  of  Wells 
River  (Vt.)  Congregational  Church.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  at  New  Milford,  Conn.,  Aug.  25, 
1918;  discharged  at  Camp  Dix,  Dec.  29,  1918. 
Affiliation:  Mason.  Married:  Jean  Turnbull, 
Apr.  19,  1921.     Address:  Wells  River,  Vt. 

MARSHALL,  EDWARD  E.,  owner  and 
breeder  of  race  horses.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  July 
3,  1877.  Son  of  Wilmer  W.  and  Julia  (Jacoby) 
Marshall.  Ed.:  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch.,  1896; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1899. 

Record:  1897-09,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  Owner  following  horses :  "Vague,"  win- 
ner 24  flat  races  out  of  25  starts ;  "Cylray,"  win- 
ner 10  consecutive  steeplechase  races ;  "Cylray 
Rathcowan,"  winner  18  out  of  23  steeplechase 
races ;  "Huntingdon  McGee" ;  "Lochiel  2nd" ; 
"Lucky  Penny,"  etc.  (jumpers).  Breeder  of: 
"Idle  Dell,"  by  "Delhi,"  out  of  "Idle  Fancy"  and 
dam  of  "Glade"  (winner  of  1927  Pimlico  Fu- 
turity) ;  "Sweepster,"  by  "Sweep,"  out  of  "Oktib- 
bena,"  winner  17  races  out  of  25  starts  (now 
owned  by  Rancocas  Farms). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr.  War  Record:  Stable 
Sgt.,  Fox  Yale  Btty.  A ;  1st  Conn.  U.S.V. ;  Span- 
ish Amer.  War,  1898.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C; 
Master  of  Hounds,  Huntingdon  Valley  Hunt  C. 
(Ivy land,  Pa.)  ;  secy.-treas.  Bearing  Co.  of 
Amer.  (Lancaster,  Pa.)  ;  Huntingdon  Mfg.  Co. 
(Meadowbrook,  Pa.)  ;  Salts  &  Chemicals,  Ltd. 
(Saskatchewan,  Canada)  ;  Marlund  Mines,  Ltd. 
(Hyder,  Alaska)  ;  Huntingdon  Valley  C.C. 
(Jenkintown,  Pa.)  ;  Union  League  C.  (Phila.)  ; 
Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  amateur  rac- 
ing. Married:  Mildred  Caverly,  May,  1922. 
Children:  Edward  E.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  Bullitt 
Bldg.,  Phila.  Pa.    Home:  Meadowbrook,  Pa. 

MARSHALL,      NAPOLEON      BONAPARTE, 

mem.  Harvard  track  team.  Bom:  Washington, 
D.   C,  July  30,   1873.     Son  of  Alexander  and 


Letha  (Gray)  Marshall.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.,  1893 ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1897 ;  Harvard  Law 

Sch.,  1898. 

Record:  1890-92,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team.  1893-97,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(track  record  for  300  yds.;  several  times  point 
winner,  I.C.  and  Harvard- Yale  Dual  meets; 
always  "sci-atch  man"  in  handicap  races,  400 
yds.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  Law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1916 ;  recruited  first  Negro  reg., 
Natl.  Guard,  N.  Y.  State,  which  became  369th 
A.E.F.,  93rd  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comn'd.  1st  Lt., 
June,  1917 ;  capt.,  Aug.,  1917 ;  Citations :  Croix 
de  Guerre  (entire  reg.  decorated)  ;  discharged 
May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason  (Prince  Hall, 
Rising  Sun  Lodge,  Boston,  Mass.)  ;  The  Amer. 
Geographical  Soc. ;  Harvard  Athl.  Asso. ;  Staff 
U.S.  Legation,  Port-au-Prince,  Hayti  (temporary 
mem.).  Hobby:  Travel  and  study  of  different 
peoples.     Married:  Harriet  A.  Gibbs,  June  23, 

1906.  Office:  Amer.  Legation,  Port-au-Prince, 
Hayti.    Home:  229  W.  135th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

MARSHALL,  RICHARD  MATHER,  track 
and  football.  Bom:  Langhorne,  Pa.,  Nov.  13, 
1890.  Son  of  Alfred  and  Florence  Virginia 
(Mather)  Marshall.  Ed.:  B.  of  E.  and  F.,  Univ. 
Pa.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  iron  and  coke 
business.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Tank  Corps, 
1918;  discharged,  1st  Lt,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.,  gen.  mgr.,  Dunbar  Corp. ;  vice-pres. 
Kerchner,  Marshall  and  Co. ;  Duquesne  Club ; 
Keystone  Ath.  Club;  Uniontown  C.C.  Hobby: 
Horseback.  Married:  Elizabeth  Taylor,  Sept.  1, 
1915.  Children:  Richard  Mather,  Jr.,  age  10; 
John  Ashby,  age  8;  Jacqueline,  age  6;  Clarence 
Taylor,  age  2.  Office:  Dunbar  Corp.,  Dunbar, 
Pa.    Home:  Dunbar,  Pa. 

MARSHALL,     WILLIAM     FRAXER,     3RD, 

track.     Bom:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  13, 

1907.  Son  of  Wm.  F.  and  Rena  Pauline  (Moore) 
Marshall.  Ed. :  St.  Francis'  Xavier  Prep. ;  Ford- 
ham  Prep. ;  Andover  Prep.,  1925 ;  Princeton. 

Record :  1925,  mem.  Andover  track  team ; 
placed  2nd  in  Andover-Dartmouth  freshman 
meet  (5'  9%"  high  jump)  ;  placed  2nd  Andover- 
Exeter  meet  (5'  9%"  high  jump)  ;  placed  2nd 
Princeton  and  Penn  freshmen  meet  (5'  10%" 
high  jump).  1926,  mem.  Princeton  freshmen 
track  team ;  won  1st  place  Princeton  Caledonian 
games  (5'  10%"  high  jump)  ;  won  1st  place 
Princeton  fall  handicap  (6'  1%"  high  jump), 
and  javelin  throw ;  tied  for  2nd,  Metropolitan 
champ.  (5'  10%"  high  jump).  1927,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  track  team ;  tied  for  1st  place, 


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strach  javelin  (165'). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  Westchester 
Biltmore  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  122  Pryne 
Hall,  Princeton,  N.  Y.  Home:  Manhattan  Ave., 
Westchester,  Biltmore,  Ryne,  N.  Y. 


Corinthian  Yacht ;  Gibson  Island ;  Penn  A.C. ; 
Union  League ;  Bankers  Club  of  Amer. ;  St. 
Nicholas  Hockey  (N.  Y.)  ;  Pa.  Golf  Asso.  Mar- 
ried: Elinor  Bean.  Children:  Maxwell  R.,  Jr. 
Office:  1523  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Green 
Hill  Rd.,   Overbrook,  Phila.,  Pa. 


MARSTEBS,  GEORGE  M.,  broke  world's  rec- 
ord in  track  events.  Bom:  Wallaston,  Mass., 
Nov.  21,  1902.  Son  of  Geo.  E.  and  Bessie 
(Masher)  Marsters.  Ed.:  Deering  H.  Sch. 
(Portland,  Me.),  1917-21;  B.F.S.,  Georgetown, 
1925. 

Record:  191S-21,  mem.  Natl.  A.A.U.  distance 
Medaly  relay  champ,  team ;  mem.  I.C.  champ, 
track  team ;  held  Me.  Intersch.  y±  mi.  record ; 
held  Me.  1000  yd.  champ.  1922-23,  won  South 
Atl.  I.C.  %  mi.  champ.;  finished  3rd,  Natl.  I.C. 
y.2  mi. ;  won  Natl.  Jr.  champ.  y>  mi.  ;  won  N.E. 
champ.  y2  mi.,  Boston  Ath.  Asso.  1924,  capt. 
track,  Georgetown ;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  1000  yd. 
champ. ;  ran  anchor  on  2  mi.  relay  team  that 
won  I.C.  champ. ;  finished  5th  I.C.  y2  mi.  champ. 
1925,  capt.  cross  country,  Georgetown  ;  finished 
3rd  in  I.C.  champ.  6%  mi.  race;  ran  anchor  2 
mi.  relay  team  that  won  World's  champ,  and 
broke  all  records  of  the  distance ;  ran  anchor  on 
Sprint  Medaly  team  and  world's  record  of  that 
distance ;  won  I.C.  y2  mi.  champ. ;  mem.  Natl, 
champ,  team  N.Y.A.C,  3rd  in  Ya  mi.  race ;  ran  on 
winning  2  mi.  relay  team ;  mem.  2400  yds.  relay 
team,  broke  world's  record  and  distance ;  mem. 
Medaly  relay  team  that  broke  world's  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Shipping  clerk.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Phi  Epsilon  (for.  service)  ;  Boston  Ath. 
Asso. ;  N.Y.A.C.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Married: 
Eugenia  Werns,  Oct.  11,  1927.  Office:  4th  and  T 
Sts.  N.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1663  Wis.  Ave., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

MARSTON,  MAXWELL  ROLSTON,  golf. 
Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  June  12,  1892.  Son  of  John 
Baxter  and  Minnie  (Rolston)  Marston.  Ed.: 
Pawling  Sch.;  St.  Paul's  Sch.,  1911. 

Record:  1911,  won  intersch.  champ.  191J.-16. 
mem.  Metropolitan  Lesley  Cup  team.  1914-15-16- 
19,  won  N.  J.  State  champ.  1915,  semi-finalist 
in  Natl,  amateur  golf  champ. ;  runner-up  in 
West.  N.  Y.  golf  tournament.  1919-20,  mem. 
Amer.  team  (Amer.-Canadian  Tnternatl.  golf 
tournament).  1919-27,  mem.  Pa.  Lesley  Cup 
team.  1920-21-23-24,  won  Pa.  State  champ'  1922- 
23-24,  mem.  Amer.  Walker  Cup  team.  1923,  won 
Phila.  Dist.  champ. ;  won  Lynnewood  Hall  chal- 
lenge cup ;  won  Amer.  Amateur  cbamp.  1924, 
semi-finalist  in  Amer.  Amateur  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker,  Charles  H. 
Bean  &  Co.  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Naval  Service:  U.  S. 
Navy.  Clubs:  Racquet ;  Phila.  C.C. ;  Gulph  Mills 
G.C;  Huntington  Valley  C.C;  Merion  Cricket; 


MARTEL,  LEON  A.,  football  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Boston,  Mass.,  June  29,  18S3.  Son  of 
Joseph  H.  and  Julia  (Lenicore)  Martel.  Ed.: 
Weymouth  H.  Sch. ;  M.D.,  Georgetown  Univ., 
190S. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1909,  mem.  Phila.  Natl.  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Boston  Natl,  pro  B.B. 
team ;  mem.  Tri-State  League  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
mem.  East.  League  pro.  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Sharon 
(Pa.)   pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service: 
Capt.,  Med.  Res.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
Wash.  G.  and  C.C  Hobby:  Pishing  and  hunting. 
Married:  Elsie  Hartwell  Smith,  Sept.  22,  1922. 
Children:  Leon  A.,  Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  1801  Eye 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2812  Bellevue 
Terrace,   Wash.,  D.  C 

MARTIN,  FREDERICK  B.,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  Irondale,  Mo.,  Aug.  16, 
1892.  Son  of  William  and  Fannie  (Poston) 
Martin.  Ed.:  Cape  Girardeau  H.  Sch.;  Cape 
Girardeau  Normal  Sch. ;  Univ.  Mich. ;  LL.B., 
Washington  Univ.,  1915;  B.S.,  London  Univ., 
1918. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Cape  Girardeau  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911, 
mem.  Univ.  Mich,  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1913- 
15,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (hon.  men.  All-Valley  in  F.B., 
1913-15).  1916,  coach  Principia  Coll.  (St. 
Louis,  Mo.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918, 
organized  Anglo-Amer.  B.B.  League  (London, 
Eng.)  ;  capt.   London  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  of  sales,  Davis  Realty 
Co.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  War  Record:  Enlisted  in 
U.S.A.,  May,  1917;  served  in  A.E.F.  and  dis- 
charged 1st  lieut.,  Sept.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma  ;  Civic  A  A. ;  Co-Operative  Club  ; 
Alumni  Club;  "W"  Club.  Married:  Elelka 
Rombauer,  Oct.  15,  1919.  Children:  Ruth,  age 
7 ;  Theodore,  age  3.  Office:  1101  Locust  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.   Home:  8045  David  Dr.,  Clayton,  Mo. 


MARTIN,  GOULD  BOND,  golf  editor  and 
writer.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Mar.  22,  1902. 
Son  of  Harry  Brownlow  and  Susie  Fuller 
(Flanders)  Martin.  Ed.:  Flushing  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Yale,  1923. 

Record,:  1916-19,  mem.  Flushing  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1920,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team. 
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magazines.  1921-23,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track 
squad.  1923-28,  mgr.  editor  the  Metropolitan 
Golfer.  Engaged  in  golf  promotion,  publicity 
and  syndication. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  editor  the  Metropoli- 
tan Golfer.  Affiliations:  Martin  Publications, 
Inc. ;  gen.  mgr.,  Martin  News  Service ;  Delta 
Sigma;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
15  Pk.  Row,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  344  W.  72nd 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

MARTIN,  HAROLD  M.,  basketball,  football 
and  lacrosse.  Bom:  Bay  Mills,  Mich.,  Jan.  18, 
1898.  Son  of  David  A.  and  Jenne  (Montgom- 
ery)  Martin.     Ed.:  U.S.N.A. 

Record:    1915-17,    mem.   U.S.N.A.   F.B.   team. 

1916-18,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse 
teams  (capt.  lacrosse,  awarded  Ath.  Sword  and 
Col.  Thompson's  Cup  for  excellence  in  aths.). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Lieut.  U.S.N.  War  Rec- 
ord: Ensign  U.S.N.,  promoted  lieut.  on  U.S.S. 
Winslow  (Brest,  France).  Clubs:  Army  and 
Navy;  "N"  (U.S.NA.).  Hobby:  Flying  and 
golf.  Married:  Elizabeth  Brownson,  Sept.  6, 
1922.  Child:  David  A.,  infant.  Address:  U.S.S. 
W.  Va.,  care  Pm.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

MARTIN,  HARRY  BROWNLOW,  golf  editor 
and  writer.  Born:  Salem,  111.  Son  of  Thompson 
A.  and  Jennie  (Wren)  Martin. 

Record:  Publisher  "Southern  Golfer"  (est. 
1919)  and  "Metropolitan  Golfer"  (est.  1923). 
Author  of  golf  articles  in  "Pictorial  Golf." 
Former  mgr.,  Walter  Hagen,  collaborating  in 
golf  articles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Martin  Publications, 
Inc.    Address:  15  Park  Row,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

MARTIN,  J.  LEWIS,  banker.  All-American 
Bskt.B.  team,  1916-18.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb. 
11,  1895.  Son  of  Louis  Edward  and  Alice 
(March)  Martin.  Ed.:  South.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1918. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  South.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (champs.  Phila.).  1916-18,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1918;  I.C.  champs., 
1916-18;  mem.  AU-Amer.  Bskt.B.  team,  1916-18). 
1919,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  1920,  coach  Swarth- 
more.     1921,  coach  Pa.  Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Alpha  Upsilon;  Penn.  A.C.  Hobby:  Basket- 
ball, baseball  and  golf.  Married:  Helen  Rita 
Ladislain.  Office:  1701  Chestnut  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  846  N.  Beechwood  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MARTIN,  JOHN  FREDERICK,  track  and 
football.  Born:  Hadlin,  Turkey,  May  7,  1895.  Son 
of  John  Campbell  and  Mary  Isabel  (Cameron) 
Martin.  Ed. :  Oberlin  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Oberlin 
Coll.,  1920 ;  Columbia  Univ. ;  Univ.  of  111. ;  Univ. 
of  Notre  Dame. 


Record,:  1912-15.  mem.  Oberlin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1917-18-19,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (Ohio  champs.,  1919).  1917-20,  mem. 
Oberlin  Coll.  track  team  (capt.,  1920  ;  mem.  which 
set  State  Coll.  and  State  record,  1920).  1920- 
25-27,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Wesleyan  Univ.  1921-24, 
head  coach  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1921-28, 
head  coach  Wesleyan  Univ.  track  and  cross- 
country teams  (Little  3  cross-contry  champs., 
1923-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Assoc,  prof,  of  phy.  ed.  and 
coach.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  1st  Tank  Bn.,  Co.  A. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  of  Phy.  Ed.  Soc. ;  Asso.  of  Univ. 
Prof,  in  Amer. ;  Gen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Wes- 
leyan Univ.  Faculty  Club ;  Middletown  Scientific 
Asso.  Hobby:  Cabinet  making.  Married:  Kath- 
leen Parter.  Children:  Patricia  Jean,  age  1. 
Office:  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Middletown,  Conn. 
Home:  159  Cross  St.,  Middletown,  Conn. 

MARTIN,  JOHN  GEORGE,  track.  Born: 
Oak  Park,  111.,  Aug.  18,  1889.  Son  of  John  and 
Jessie  (McAllister)  Martin.  Ed.:  Oak  Park  H 
Sch.,  1910 ;  A.B.,  Beloit  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1907-08-09-10,  mem.  Oak  Park  H  Sch 
track  team  (capt.,  1908-09-10;  team  Intersch. 
champs. ;  held  111.  Intersch.  quarter  mi.  record, 
1908-26,  time  51  4/5  sec;  held  Indoor  220-yd. 
record,  1908-27;  mem.  champ.  H.  Sch.  relay 
team,  Phila.  relays,  1908-09).  1908-09-10,  mem. 
Oak  Park  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (champs.,  1908- 
09).  1911-12-13-14,  mem.  Beloit  Coll.  track 
team  (capt,  1913-14;  I.C.  champs.,  1911-12; 
holder  of  Ill.-Wis.  "Little  Seventeen"  I.C.  100- 
yd.  dash  record,  time  9  4/5  sec. ;  held  Wis.  "Lit- 
tle Five"  I.C.  220-yd.  record,  1911-12,  time  22  3/5 
sec. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sales  mgr.,  J.  L.  Clark 
Mfg.  Co.  (Rockford,  111.).  Affiliations:  Mason; 
dir.  Boys'  Club  (Rockford,  111.)  ;  dir.  Rockford 
Visiting  Nurses  Asso.;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Alumni 
Councellor,  Beloit  Coll.;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Gladys  Gregory, 
July  11,  1917.  Children:  John  Gregory,  age  6; 
Malcolm  Lee,  age  2.  Office:  23rd  Ave.,  Rockford, 
111.    Home:  320  Sherman  St.,  Rockford,  111. 

MARTIN,  ROBERT  H.,  promoter  of  athletics. 
Born:  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  3,  1888.  Son  of 
Robt.  H.  and  Willis  West  (Harris)  Martin.  Ed.: 
Pub.  Schs.  (Washington,  D.  C). 

Record:  Mem.  Independent  (Washington,  D. 
C.)  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-28,  promoter 
and  supporter  of  sports  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  Sup- 
porter Mariot  Coll.  aths.  and  prep.  sch.  aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Martin  Nash  Motor 
Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Ga.  State  Golf  Asso.;  Ma- 
sons; K.T.,  Shrine;  Elks.  Clubs:  Atlanta  A.C; 
Biltmore  Forest  C.C. ;  East  Lake  C.C. ;  Pied- 
mont Driving;  Florida  C.C;  Druid  Hills  G.C. 
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Sept.  10,  1907.  Child:  Robert  E.,  age  18.  Office: 
619  Peachtree  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  1730 
Peaehtree  PI.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

MARTIN,  WARREN  HOMER,  1st  AU-Amer. 
track  champ.,  1924.  Bom:  Goreville,  111.,  Aug. 
16,  1901.  Son  of  Wm.  H.  and  Sidney  (Smith) 
Martin.  Ed.:  Edwin  Coll.,  (111.)  ;  A.B.,  William 
Jewell  Coll.  (Liberty,  Mo.),  1928. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Ewing  Coll.  varsity 
track  team  (placed  4th  on  Olympic  team  held  at 
Harvard  Stadium ;  won  1st  All-Amer.  champ,  at 
Newark,  N.  J.,  1924 ;  won  Central  champ,  at  Chi- 
cago, 1924-25  (jump,  48'  3%",  1925)  ;  won  Natl, 
champ,  at  San  Francisco  with  jump,  47'  11*4", 
1925).  1926-27,  mem.  William  Jewell  Coll.  var- 
sity track  team  (won  Central  champ,  at  Chicago 
and  placed  3rd  in  Natl,  meet  at  Phila.,  Pa., 
1926 ;  won  Drake  relays  at  Des  Moines,  la., 
with  jump,  46'  5"  ;  chosen  All-Amer.  champ., 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Zeta  Pi.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Norma 
Graves,  Mar.  19,  1922.  Child:  Ida  Nell,  age  3. 
Office:  Wm.  Jewell  Coll.,  Liberty,  Mo.  Home: 
407  So.  Jewell  St.,  Liberty,  Mo. 

MARTINEAU,  EARL  T.,  All-Amer.  football, 
1923.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Aug.  30,  1896. 
Son  of  William  and  Alice  (Callahan)  Martineau. 
Ed.:  West  H.  S. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  Mem.  West  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (3  yrs).  Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (3  yrs.).  Played  F.B.  in  A.E.F. 
(2  yrs.).  1924,  player  in  1st  E.  &  W.  game 
(San  Francisco).  Coach,  West.  State  Teachers' 
Coll.    (4  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  En- 
listed 1917 ;  Corpl. ;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  1st  Lt. ; 
U.S.M.C. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  5  citations.  Married: 
Margaret  Simpson,  Jan.  9,  1926.  Office:  West. 
State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.  Home: 
821  W.  South,  Kalamazoo,  Mich. 


MARVIN,  GEORGE,  mem.  Harvard  crew. 
Born:  Brewster,  N.  Y.,  July  31,  1873.  Son  of 
Samuel  W.  and  Susan  (Decker)  Marvin.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1899 ;  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1901-03. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  N.  Y.  Jr.  and  Sr.  eight- 
oared  crews ;  rowed  No.  2  and  4 ;  Harlem  L.  I., 
Schuylkill,  Natl.  Regattas  (several  cups  and 
trophies).  1893-95,  mem.  N.  Y.  Naval  Reserve 
champ,  cutter  crew  (undefeated).  1896-99,  mem. 
Harvard  class  crews  (Harvard  freshman  record 
crew,  1896;  Harvard  varsity,  1897-99).  1899, 
mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1900-03,  mem.  Har- 
vard Law  Sch.  crew  (record).  1900-07,  coached 
crews,  Groton  Sch.  1907-08,  mem.  Peking  Polo 
Club  (China).  1923-27,  mem.  Keswick  Hunt 
Club.   Has  written  for  Natl,  periodical  on :  row- 


ing, polo,  tennis,  ski-jumping,  winter  sports,  F. 
B.,  surf-board  riding  (Hawaii),  and  fox  hunt- 
ing. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Journalist.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A. ;  mem.  A.HF. ;  comnd.  Liason 
Off.  attached  staff  of  7th  Fr.  Army;  Capt.  of 
Inf.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  Club;  N.  Y. 
Ath.  C. ;  Chevy  Chase  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Wash- 
ington Squash  Club ;  Peking  Polo  Club ;  Mukden 
Polo  Club  (Manchuria)  ;  Keswick  Hunt  Club 
(Va.).  Married:  Agnes  Dillon  Randolph,  May 
29,  1925.  Office:  Dos  Cabezos,  Arizona.  Home: 
106  Green  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

MARVIN,  LAWRENCE  HARLAND,  basket- 
ball, baseball.  Bom:  Essex  Junction,  Vt,  Feb. 
21,  1904.  Son  of  David  and  Marion  (Page) 
Marvin.    Ed.:  Burlington  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  Vt. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Burlington  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (won  State  champ.,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  Burlington  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (won 
State  champ.).  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  Vt.  Bskt.B. 
team    (State  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Main 
St.,  Essex  Junction,  Vt. 

MASON,  ALBERT  GARDNER,  pies.  I.C.A.A. 
of  Amer.,  1900.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Jan. 
19,  1878.  Son  of  John  Frederick  and  Ida 
(Kanouse)  Mason.  Ed.:  Worcester  Classical  H. 
Sch.,  1896;  Harvard  Univ.,  1900. 

Record:  1896,  sec.  Intersch  A.  C.  1896-1900, 
mem.  Harvard  track  team.  1900,  treas.,  Harvard 
A.A. ;  pres.,   I.C.  Ath.  Asso.  of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Mil.  Service: 
Operated  factory  during  World  War,  making 
fabric  for  Govt,  aeroplane,  balloon  fabric  and 
hosp.  gauze  and  uniform  linings.  Affiliations: 
Trustee,  New  Bedford  Inst.  Savings ;  treas.-dir., 
Whitman  Mills. ;  dir.,  Pemaquid  and  Holmes 
Mills  and  Worcester  Mfgrs.  Mutual  Ins.  Co. ; 
vice-pres.  and  dir.,  Mason  Brush  Works.  Clubs: 
Cambridge  Varsity;  Union  (Boston);  Harvard 
(New  York  and  Boston)  ;  Wainsutta  (New  Bed- 
ford). Hobby:  Riding,  golf,  tennis  and  boating. 
Married:  Caroline  Gay,  June  3,  1911.  Office: 
Whitman  Mills,  New  Bedford,  Mass.  Home:  33 
Maple  St.,  New  Bedford,  Mass. 

MASON,  ELDON  W.,  baseball,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  June  21, 
1902.  Son  of  Burton  B.  and  Clara  (Olmstead) 
Mason.   Ed.:  N.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  N.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1919-21,  mem.  N.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams   (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Aths.  and  Instr.  in 
Amer.  History  at  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Bemidji, 


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Minn.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon.  Hobby: 
Political  science.  Married:  Alice  Jacobson,  June 
14,  1927.  Office:  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Bemidji, 
Minn.    Home:  Bemidji,  Minn. 


MASSEY,  WILLIAM  E.,  JR.,  track.  Bom: 
Ocean  City,  N.  J.,  June  30,  1898.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam E.  and  Wilhelmina  (Radcliffe)  Massey 
Ed.:  Hill  Sch.  Pottstown,  Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1922. 

Record:  1916,  runner-up,  Middle  States  Inter- 
Sch.  champs,  meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles).  1917, 
won  1st  place  Princeton  Inter-Sch.  champs, 
meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles)  ;  won  1st  place 
Middle  States  Inter-Sch.  champs,  meet  (120-yd. 
lsigh  hurdles  and  220-yd.  low  hurdles)  ;  mem. 
All-Amer.  Scholastic  track  team  (120-yd.  high 
hurdles)  ;  wonst  1st  place  Pa.  Inter-Sch. 
champs,  meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles  and  220-yd. 
low  hurdlse).  1918,  won  1st  place  Yale  Inter- 
Sch.  champs,  meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles  and 
L20-yd.  low  hurdles)  ;  won  1st  place  Princeton 
Inter-Sch.  meet  (220-yard  low  hurdles)  ;  mem. 
All-Amer.  Scholastic  track  team  (120-yard 
high  hurdles).  1919,  won  3rd  place  Senior 
Natl,  champs,  meet.  (70-yd.  high  hurdles).  1919- 
22,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team.  1920, 
runner-up  Senior  Metropolitan  champs,  meet 
(220-yd.  low  hurdles  and  1st  place  120-yd.  high 
hurdles)  ;  won  1st  place  Junior  Natl,  champs, 
meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles).  1921,  won  1st 
place  Princeton-Yale  dual  meet  (120-yd.  high 
hurdles,  runner-up  220-yd.  low  hurdles)  ;  run- 
ner-up Princeton-Harvard  dual  meet  (120-yd. 
high  hurdles)  ;  won  1st  place  Oxford-Cambridge 
Princeton-Cornell  Internatl.  champs,  meet  (120- 
yd.  high  hurdles).  1922,  won  1st  place  Prince- 
ton-Yale dual  meet  (120-yd.  high  hurdles  and 
runner-up  220-yd.  low  hurdles)  ;  runner-up 
Princeton-Harvard  dual  meet  (120-yd.  high 
hurdles)  ;  runner-up  I.C.A.A.A.A.  (120-yd.  high 
hurdles);  runner-up  Senior  Natl,  champs,  meet 
(70-yd.  high  hurdles)  ;  won  1st  place  Senior 
Metropolitan  champs,  meet  (70-yd.  high  hur- 
dles). 1923,  won  3rd  place  Middle  Atlantic 
A.A.U.  champs,  meet  (50-yd.  high  hurdles). 
1923-29,  mem.  Princeton  Bd.  of  Track  Athletics 
Control. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Ocean  City  Realty 
Co.;  mem.  Ocean  City  Sch.  Bd.  Mil.  Service: 
In  Hampton  Roads  Naval  Base,  July-Sept., 
1918 ;  with  Princeton  Naval  Trg.  Unit.,  Oct.-Dec, 
1918.  Clubs:  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  Penn.  A.C. ;  Princeton 
of  Phila. ;  Ocean  City  C.C. ;  Ocean  City  Yacht. 
Hobby:  Boat  racing,  fishing  and  swimming. 
Married:  Grace  Sherrerd,  June  28,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: W.  D.,  age  4;  Wilhelmina  Radcliffe,  age 
2.  Office:  8th  and  Central  Ave.,  Ocean  City, 
N.  J.  Home:  2100  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. ;  1009 
Wesley  Ave.,  Ocean  City,  N.  J. 


MATHESON,  KENNETH  JOHN,  football, 
baseball.  Born:  Calumet,  Mich.,  Nov.  14,  1904. 
Son  of  John  and  Christina  (MacDonald)  Mathe- 
son.  Ed.:  Detroit  Southeast.  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Mich.  State  Normal  Coll. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Detroit  Southeast  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1922)  ;  1921-23,  mem.  Detroit 
Southeast.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1923).  1922-24, 
mem.  Detroit  Southeast.  H.  Sch.  and  Bskt.B. 
team  (city  and  State  champs.,  1923-24).  Mem. 
Detroit-St.  Clair  Merchants'  Amateur  B.B. 
team.  1924-27,  mem.  Mich.  State  Normal  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (Mich.  I.C.  champs.,  1925;  capt., 
1927).  1926,  won  M.S.N.C.  medal  for  wrestling. 
Coach  Cherry  Coll.  (Ypsilanti)  B.B.  and  Bskt.B 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Sigma  Upsilon;  Varsity  Club;  M.S.N.C.  and 
Southeast.  H.  Sch.  Phys.  Ed.  Club;  Detroit 
Lettermen's  A.C.  Married:  Violet  Walters,  Sept. 
2,  1927.  Office:  5  N.  Wash.  St.,  Ypsilanti, 
Mich.     Home:  2183  Lycaste  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

MATHEWS,  JOSEPH  F.,  pro.  golf.  Born: 
Albany,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  11,  1885.  Son  of  Michiel 
and  Mary  (Doherty)  Mathews.  Ed.:  Pub.  sens. 
(Tuckahoe,  N.  Y.). 

Record:  1913-18,  pro.  golfer,  Kansas  City  C.C. 
1919,  pro.  golfer,  Algonquin  C.C.  (St.  Louis). 
1920-28,  pro.  golfer  Mission  Hills  C.C.  1921, 
participated  in  Natl.  Open  champ.  (D.  C.)  and 
Metropolitan  Open  champ.  (Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.). 
1922,  participated  in  Natl.  Open  champ.. 
(Shopie).  1925,  won  Southwest.  Open  champ. 
(Topeka,  Kans.).  1926,  participated  in  Natl, 
Open  champ.  (Columbus,  Ohio).  1926-27,  won 
Mid  West  P.G.A.  champ.  1927,  participated  in 
Natl.  Open  champ.  (Oakmont)  ;  runner-up 
Southwest.   Open   champ.    (Topeka,   Kans.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Club:  Mission 
Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
Ritchie,  Apr.  9,  1913.  Children:  William,  age 
11;  Charles,  age  8;  Robert,  age  4;  George,  in- 
fant. Office:  Mission  Hills  C.C,  Kansas  City, 
Mo.    Home:  20  E.  57th  Terrace,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

MATTHEWS,  ORVILLE  S.,  track.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Apr.  24,  1902.  Son  of  Ben- 
jamin F.  and  Hattie  M.  (Simpson)  Matthews. 
Ed.:  East.  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927;  Univ. 
of  Wash.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  East  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  East  H.  Sch.  cross-country  team 
(capt.,  1921).  1920-22,  mem.  East  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (capt.,  1921-22;  pres.  holder  half-mile  rec- 
ord for  State  (Carlton  Coll.  meet)  ;  won  H.  Sch. 
Inter-Sch.  half-mile,  Chicago,  1922).  1922,  mgr. 
East  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  swim.,  hockey,  track  and 
tennis  teams.  1924-25-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
track  team  (runner-up,  mile,  "Big  Ten"  I.C. 
champ  meet,  Columbus,  Ohio,  1925 ;  mem.  4-mile 


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relny  team,  placed  2nd  Ohio  Relay  Carnival, 
Columbus,  1927).  1925,  asst.  freshman  cross- 
country coach  Univ.  of  Minn.  1926,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  varsity  cross-country  team  (won  Car- 
ling  Cup   Classic). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Univ.  of  Wash. 
Affiliations:  "M"  C. ;  Cross-Country  C. ;  pres. 
and  one  of  founders,  Alpha  Delta  Zeta ;  Sigma 
Chi;  Forestry  C.  (Univ.  Minn.);  Forestry  C. 
(Univ.  Wash.)  Address:  423  S.  E.  Oak  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

MATHEWS,  ROBERT  ELDEN,  track.  Born: 
Waterville,  Me.,  Apr.  17,  1894.  Son  of  Shailer 
and  Mary  P.  (Elden)  Mathews.  Ed.:  Univ.  H. 
Sch.  (Chicago,  111.);  A.B.,  Yale,  1915;  J.D., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1920. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (won  1st  place  in  broad  jump,  Beloit  and 
Lake  Forest  Intersch.  meets).  1912,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  track  team  (won  1st  place  in  broad 
jump,  Yale-Harvard  freshman  meet).  1913-15, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team  (won  1st  place  in 
board  jump,  Yale-Harvard  dual  meet,  1913; 
team  won  dual  champ,  over  Harvard  and  Prince- 
ton, 1913-14). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  prof,  of  law, 
Ohio  State  Univ.  (Columbus,  Ohio).  War  Rec- 
ord: Mem.  A.E.F. ;  33rd  111.  Div. ;  capt.  A.G.D. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Eli  Club;  Phi 
Delta  Phi.  Married:  Grace  Caie,  Dec.  30,  1922. 
Office:  Ohio  State  Univ.,  Columbus,  Ohio.  Home: 
1350  Neil  Ave.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

MATHEY.  DEAN,  tennis.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Nov.  23,  1890.  Son  of  Louis  A.  and  Jose- 
phine (Dean)  Mathey.  Ed.:  Pengry  Sch.  (Eliza- 
beth, N.  J.)  ;  Princeton,  1912. 

Record:  1908,  won  U.  S.  Intersch.  tennis 
champ.  1914,  runner-up  in  U.S.  doubles  champ. 
1915-16,  won  clay  court  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt,  314th  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Dillon, 
Read  &  Co. ;  dir.  Princeton  Bank  &  Trust  Co. ; 
dir.  Amerada  Corp. ;  dir.  Equitable  Office  Bldg. 
Corp.;  trustee  Princeton  Univ.  Clubs:  Univ.; 
Cottage  (Princeton)  ;  West  Side  Tennis;  Sea- 
bright  Lawn  Tennis  and  Cricket ;  Tornuton  (N. 
Y.).  Married:  Gertrude  Winans.  Children: 
Dean  Winans.  Office:  28  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  0., 
N.  Y.    Home:  Princeton,  N.  J. 


MATTHEWS,  EDWIN  SPENCER,  crew. 
Born:  Ada,  Minn.,  Apr.  29,  1900.  Son  of  Wm.  H. 
and  Mabel  (Rasmasson)  Matthews.  Ed.:  S.B., 
Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Harvard  Jr.  varsity 
crew.     1923,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Electro-Kold 
Corp.     Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Spokane  A.C. ; 


Spokane  City;  Univ.  Office:  S.  151  Post  St., 
Spokane,  Wash.  Home:  W.  1022  7th  Ave.,  Spo- 
kane, Wash. 


MATTHEWS,  RAYMOND,  All  -  Southwest- 
ern end.  Born:  Ft.  Worth,  Tex.,  Aug.  17,  1905. 
Son  of  A.  and  Daisy  (Neal)  Matthews.  Ed.: 
Poly.  H.  Sch.;  Tex.  Christian  Univ. 

Record :  1920-23,  mem.  Polv  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921-24,  mem.  Poly.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1922-24, 
mem.  Poly.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem. 
Tex.  Christian  Univ.  F.B.  team;  All-S.  West, 
end.  1926,  hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team 
by  Lawrence  Perry.  1926-28,  mem.  Tex.  Chris- 
tian Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1927,  All-S.  West, 
guard.  1927-28,  mem.  Tex.  Christian  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  All-Southwestern  end,  1925-26-27.  All- 
Southwestern  basketball  guard,  1927-28.  Ail- 
American  football,  '27,  New  York  Sun,  Walsh, 
Billy  Evans,  A.P.,  Tucker,  Perry.  Mem.  All- 
Western  team,  East.- West,  games,  '27,  San  Fran- 
cico. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
"T"  Asso.  (Tex.  Christian  Univ.).  Address: 
2915  Ave.  H,  Ft.  Worth,  Tex. 


MATTHEWS,  WILLIAM  CLARENCE,  base 
ball,  football  and  track.  Born:  Selina,  Ala.,  Jan. 
7,  1877.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry  and  Elizabeth 
(Smith)  Matthews.  Ed.:  Tuskegee  Normal  and 
Industrial  Inst. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  Har- 
vard ;  LL.B.,  Boston  Univ. 

Record:  1892,  capt.  Ala.  State  B.B.  team. 
1896,  capt.  and  org.,  Tuskegee  Nor.  and  Ind.  Inst. 
1st  F.B.  team.  1896-97,  mem.  Tuskegee  Normal 
and  Industrial  Inst.  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (4  yrs., 
capt.,  B.B.).  Mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad,  track 
team  (2  yrs.).  Mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team  (4 
yrs.).  Mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team  (3  yrs.). 
All-Amer.  s.s.  by  Walter  Camp  and  Casper  Whit- 
ney. 1905,  mem.  N.  League  pro.  B.B.  team  (Bur- 
lington, Vt).  Mem.  Me.  State  League  pro.  B.B. 
team.  Mem.  Essex  League  pro.  B.B.  team  (4 
yrs.).  Mem.  Milford  League  pro.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  Bay  State  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  Ath. 
instr.,  Boston  H.  Sens.  (5  yrs.).  Ath.  instr., 
Noble  and  Greenough  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Spec.  Asst.,  Atty.  Gen. 
Affiliations:  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Elks ; 
Alpha  Phi  Alpha ;  Appomattox  Club.  Married: 
Penelope  Lloyd.  Office:  Dept.  Justice,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  Hotel  Whitelaw,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


MATTICE,  CRAIG  SCOFIELD,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Bloomington,  Minn.,  Oct.  22, 
1896.  Son  of  Norman  McLeod  and  Alice  (Sco- 
field)  Mattice.  Ed.:  Minneapolis  H.  S. ;  B.A., 
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Record:   1915,  mem.   H.   Sch.   B.B.,   F.B.  and 

track  teams.  1919,  mem.  Bloomington  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1922,  '24  '25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team 
(capt.,  '25;  won  medals  and  ribbons  in:  111. 
Relays ;  Drake  Relays ;  Fans.  Relays ;  Norse 
Centennial  Games;  "Big  10  Conf.  meet).  1926- 
28,  mem.  Hdq.  Btry.,  151st  J.A.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1928,  mem.  Minneapolis  Police  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Minneapolis  Police 
Force.  Mil.  Service:  mem.  151st  F.A.,  N.G.  (7 
yrs.)  ;  at  present  Supply  Sgt.,  Hdq.  Btry.,  151st 
F.A.,  Kenwood  Armory.  Affiliations:  Twin  City 
Bldg.  &  Loan  Co. ;  Pi  Kappa  Alpha  ;  M.W.  of  A. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Evelyn  Laura  Klappe, 
July  14,  1926.  Children:  Virginia  Ann,  age  1. 
Office:  City  Hall,  3rd  Ave.  and  5th  St.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  Zenith  Ave.,  So.  Minne- 
apolis,  Minn. 


MATTIS,  W.  L.,  football.     Born:  Philipsburg, 

Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1885.  Son  of  Chas.  and  Alice 
(Shoe)  Mattis.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Otterbein  Coll.,  1911; 
Bonebrake  Theol.  Sem. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Otterbein  Coll.  F.  B. 
team.  1911-15,  coach  Steele  H.  Sch.  (Dayton, 
Ohio)  ath.  teams  (won  City  Bskt.B.  champ., 
1913;  City  F.B.  champ.,  1914).  1920-28,  F.B. 
Official,  Miami  Valley  H.  Schs.  Mem.  Ohio  Conf. 
F.B.  Officials ;  mem.  Miami  Valley  Officials  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  Steele  H.  Sch. 
(Dayton).  War  Record:  Engaged  in  Y.M.C.A. 
service  and  served  in  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Ohio 
State  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Cen.  Ohio  Teachers' 
Asso. ;  Dayton  Classroom  Teachers'  Asso.  Hobby: 
F.B.  officiating.  Married:  Bessie  Daugherty. 
Children:  Margery  Louise,  age  10 ;  Martha  Ellen, 
age  6 ;  James  Daugherty,  age  5 ;  Mary  Ann,  age 
2 ;  Joseph  Jordan,  age  1.  Office:  Steele  H.  Sch., 
Dayton,  Ohio.    Home:  R.  R.  13,  Dayton,  Ohio. 


MATTOX,  MARVIN  (MONK)  BRUCE,  Capt. 
football  team,  Washington  &  Lee.  Born:  Lees- 
ville,  Va.,  Feb.  11,  1900.  Son  of  B.  H.  and 
Comana  (Burnett)  Mattox.  Ed.:  B.S.,  W.  &  L., 
1923. 

Record:  1919-22.  mem.  W.  &  L.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1922;  Ail-So.  Atlantic  h.b.,  1921).  1920- 
23,  mem.  W.  &  L.  B.B.  team  (State  champs., 
1923).  1922-23,  mem.  W.  &  L.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1924,  asst.  coach  F.B.,  V.P.I.  1925-28,  freshman 
coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  Davidson  Coll. 
(Davidson,  N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C,  V.P.I.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  O. 
D.K. ;  Monogram  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Davidson  Coll.,  Davidson,  N.  C. 


MAULBETSCH,  JOHN  FREDERICK,  Walter 
Camp's  selection  of  All-Amer.  halfback,  1914. 
Born:  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  June  20,  1890.  Son  of 
Gottlieb  and  Fredericka  (Ardner)  Maulbetsch. 
Ed.:  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.;  Adrian  Coll.;  B.S., 
Univ.  Mich.,  1917. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  ,track  and  B.B.  teams.  1912,  mem. 
Adrian  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All- 
Mich,  i.e.  f.b.).  1913,  capt.  Mich.  Univ.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Mich.  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All- West,  h.b.,  1914-16;  Walter  Camp's 
sel.  All-Amer.  h.b.,  1914;  capt.,  1916).  1917-20, 
coach  Phillips  Univ.  (Enid,  Okla.)  F.B.  team 
(won  Conf.  champs.,  3  times).  1921-27,  coach 
Okla.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(Southwest.  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1924;  Mo.  F.B. 
champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  Served 
as  pilot  in  Naval  aviation.  Affiliations:  Masons ; 
Elks.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Ida 
Cappen,  May  27,  1917.  Children:  Barbara  Jane, 
age  7 ;  John  Ardner,  age  5.  Office:  A.  M.  Gym- 
nasium, Stillwater,  Okla.  Home:  324  Ramsey 
St.,  Stillwater,  Okla. 

MAUTHE,  JAMES  LESTER,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Turkey  City,  Pa.,  July  8, 
1890.  Son  of  Martin  and  Mary  (Theiss)  Mauthe. 
Ed.:  Dubois  H.  Sch.,  1908;  B.S.,  Penn.  State 
Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.,  Dubois  H.  Sch.  F.  B 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  In- 
tersch.  champs.  West.  Pa.,  1908).  1908,  mem. 
Dubois  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1909-12,  mem.  Penn. 
State  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1912;  selected  on 
Glenn  Warner's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1912). 
1911-12,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  in  blast  furnaces, 
Natl.  Tube  Co.  (Lorain,  Ohio).  Affiliations:  Phi 
Sigma  Kappa  ;  Sigma  Gamma  Epsilon  ;  Ath.  Bd. 
of  Control  (Pa.  State  Coll.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Olive  A.  Kough.  Children:  Olive  K., 
age  6;  Richard  J.,  age  2.  Office:  Natl.  Tube  Co., 
Lorain,  Ohio.    Home:  213  Ohio  St.,  Elyria,  Ohio. 

MAXWELL,  ALLEN  GUY,  football,  wrestling 
and  track.  Bom:  Slatington,  Pa.,  July  30,  1892. 
Son  of  Henry  Wm.  and  Medina  Jane  (Hun- 
sicher)  Maxwell.  Ed.:  Slatington  H.  Sch.;  Per- 
kiomen   Sem. ;  A.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1916. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.,  Brown  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity 
wrestling  team.  1914-15,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  var- 
sity track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Securities  salesman,  Blair 
and  Co.,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Plattsburg 
Mil.  Training  Camp,  1915-16,  entered  U.S.A., 
1917 ;  comnd.  1st  Lt,  assigned  310th  Depot  Brig., 
Camp  Dix,  Wrightstown,  N.  J. ;  discharged 
1919.   Affiliations:  A.O.K.  of  M.C. ;  P.O.S.  of  A.; 


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Mason;  R.A.M. ;  K.T. ;  A.A.O.N.M.S. ;  Anier.  Le- 
gion ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  R.I.  Soc.  of  N.Y. ;  Amer. 
I.C.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ; 
Brown  Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Officiating 
Coll.  F.B.  games,  bridge  and  automobiling.  Mar- 
ried: Gladys  Westermann,  May  11,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: Phyllis  Allen,  age  3%.  Office:  24  Broad 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  163  24th  St.,  Jackson 
Heights,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


MAXWELL,  JOHN,  golf.  Bom:  Anderson, 
S.  C,  Aug.  13,  1884.  Son  of  J.  D.  and  Alice  (Von 
Borstell)  Maxwell.  Ed.:  Anderson  Sch.  (S.  C.)  ; 
B.S.,  Clemson  Coll,  1904. 

Record:  1901-04  mem.  Clemson  Coll.  B.B. 
team  (capt,  1904).  1902-03,  mem.  Clemson 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.-elect,  1904).  1922-24-26, 
won  city  champ.  Richmond,  Va.,  in  golf.  1923, 
champ.  Hermitage  C.C.  golf  tourn.  1924,  champ. 
C.C.  of  Va.  golf  tourn. ;  3rd  in  Va.  State  open 
champ,  at  Hermitage  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Chemical  Products 
Dept.  Affiliations:  Va.-Carolina  Chem.  Corp. ; 
C.C.  of  Va.  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married: 
Marguerite  C.  Staley,  1911.  Children:  John,  Jr., 
age  15 ;  Staley,  age  14 ;  Campbell,  age  10 ;  Fred- 
erick, age  6.  Office:  Va.-Carolina  Chemical 
Corp.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  16-4  Pope  Ave., 
Richmond,  Va. 


MAY,  DONALD  CURTIS,  Track,  Bom:  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  June  24,  1889.  Son  of  Albert 
Bascom  and  Elizabeth  Curtis  (McArthur)  May. 
Ed.:  Ann  Arbor  H.  S.  (Mich.)  ;  B.C.E.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  1910. 

Record :  1906,  runner-up,  2  mi.  run,  Ann  Arbor 
H.  S.,  Mich.  Intersch.  meet.  1907-09,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  cross  country  team  (capt.,  '09).  1908- 
10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  (capt.,  '10)  and 
4-mile  relay  teams.  1909,  3rd,  East.  I.C.  cross 
country  run.  1910,  runner-up,  2-mile  run,  East. 
I.C.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  Ayres,  Lewis, 
Norris  &  May.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Soc.  C.E. ; 
Detroit  Eingr.  Soc. ;  Mich.  Engr.  Soc. ;  Ann  Arbor 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Exchange  C.  (treas., 
'25;  vice-pres.,  '28);  Univ.  C.  (Ann  Arbor); 
Huron  Hills  G.C. ;  "M"  C.  (Univ.  Mich.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  tennis  and  fishing.  Married:  Alice  Inglis 
Smith,  June  20,  1916.  Children:  Donald  Curtis, 
Jr.,  age  11 ;  Robert  Franklin,  age  9 ;  Margaret 
Elizabeth,  age  7.  Office:  Cornwell  Bldg.,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  2430  Geddes  Ave.,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich. 


MAYFORTH,  HAROLD  ALBERT,  football, 
track  and  baseball.  Born:  Springfield,  Mass., 
Apr.  1,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry  and  Eva  (Dun- 
ham) Mayforth.  Ed.:  Springfield  Tech.  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Williston  Sem. ;  Univ.  of  Vt.,  1915. 


Record:  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  track  team.  1912-15, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  B.B.  team  (capt.  B.B.,  1915). 
Grda.  mgr.  of  aths.,  Univ.  of  Vt.,  1920. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grad.  mgr.  of  aths.,  Univ. 
of  Vt.,  and  gen.  mgr.,  Champlain  Valley  Exposi- 
tion, Inc.  War  Record:  Enlisted  pvt.,  1st  class 
Army  Air  Service,  1917;  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  1918; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta; 
Mason  ;  East.  I.C.A.A. ;  Green  Mt.  Conf.  on  Aths. ; 
Ethan  Allen  Club.  Married:  Mabel  Watts.  Chil- 
dren: Shirley  Watts,  age  8 ;  Harold  A.,  age  7 ; 
Nancy,  infant.  Office:  Univ.  Gym.,  Burlington, 
Vt.    Home:  385  S.  Prospect  St.,  Burlington,  Vt. 


MAYHALL,  HARVEY  R.,  Capt.  Univ.  of 
Louisville  football  team.  Born:  Louisville,  Ky., 
June  15,  1904.  Son  of  Chas.  R.  and  Lula  P. 
Mayhall.  Ed.:  DuPont  Manual  Training  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Louisville. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  DuPont  M.  T.  H.  S. 
F.B.  team ;  interscholastic  F.B.  champ,  of  Ken- 
tucky ;  All-Kentucky  h.b. ;  presented  with  cup  as 
outstanding  track  man  at  DuPont  M.  T.  H.  S.  in 
1923.  1924,  Kentucky  intersch.  javelin  champ. 
1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Louisville  varsiyt  F.B. 
team.  1925,  cup  as  high  point  man  in  Univ.  of 
Louisville-Louisville  Male  H.  Sch.  track  meet. 
1925-26,  All-Kentucky  collegiate  f.b.  1926,  Ken- 
tucky-Indiana A.A.U.  champ,  shot-putter.  1927, 
Kentucky  I.C.  javelin  champ. ;  capt.,  Univ.  of 
Louisville  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  in  Coll.  of  Den- 
tistry, Univ.  of;  Louisville.  _  Affiliations:  Psl 
Omega;  Theta  Nu  Upsilon;  Sigma  Chi  Sigma; 
Chi  Mu.  (Office  of  Chief  Inquisitor  in  Psi 
Omega,  Dental  fraternity.)  Office:  119  E.  Broad- 
way, Louisville,  Ky.  Home:  1843  W.  Kentucky, 
Louisville,  Ky. 


MAYNARD,  REA  EDWARDS,  track.  Born: 
Tipton,  la.,  July  17,  1870.  Son  of  Henry  Hobart 
and  Susan  H.  (Edwards)  Maynard.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford,  1894 ;  E.M.,  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines,  1896. 

Record:  1892,  won  So.  Calif,  meet  rA  mile  run. 
1893,  won  Stanford  vs.  Univ.  Calif,  meet  14 -mile 
run ;  mgr.,  Stanford  F.B.  team.  1896,  won  Colo. 
Sch.  of  Mines  Coll.  meet  100  yd.,  220  yd.  and  %- 
mile  runs ;  won  Colo.  Coll.  meet  220  yds.,  %-mile 
run  and  %-mile  relay. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Gen.  Petroleum 
Corp.  of  Calif.  Affiliations:  Masons ;  Scottish 
Rite;  Shriner;  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Museums 
Patrons  Asso. ;  Amer.  Asso.  Advancement  of 
So. ;  Amer.  Mining  Congress.  Clubs:  Calif. ; 
University ;  San  Gabriel  C.C. ;  Deauville  Beach. 
Offi.ce:  108  W.  Second  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  Calif.  Club,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


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MAYO,  CHARLES  HENRY,  pro  golf.  Bom: 
Dudley,  Worchestshire,  Eng.,  Nov.  30,  1884.  Son 
of  Isaac  and  Rebecca  (Brown)  Mayo.  Ed.:  Sedg- 
ley  Sen.    (Worchestshire,  Eng.). 

Record,:  1906-20,  pro  golfer,  Burhill  G.C. 
(Walton  on  the  Thames).  1907-13,  participated 
in  Internat.  golf  matches  (Eng.).  1908,  runner- 
up  for  French  champ.  1910,  won  Welch  champ. 
1911,  won  Belgian  champ.  1912,  won  Midland 
champ. ;  runner-up,  Lakes  of  Lucern  champ. 
1914,  runner-up,  Belgian  champ.  1920,  won 
West  Baden  tournament.  1920-21,  pro.  golfer, 
Edgewater  C.C.  (Chicago).  1922-23,  pro.  golfer, 
Westhampton  C.C.  (L.  I.).  1924-28,  pro.  golfer, 
municipal  golf  links  (Jacksonville,  Fla.).  1925- 
28,  pro.  golfer,  Pomonok  C.C.  (L.  I.).  Winner 
of  over  200  money  prizes  in  open  competition. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  Air  Force,  Eng.,  1916-18.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Exchange  Club,  Jacksonville,  Fla. ;  pres. 
1925,  1926,  1927,  Metropolitan  P.G.A. ;  Municipal 
G.C.  (winter)  ;  Pomonok  C.C.  (Flushing,  L.  I., 
summer).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Rosetta 
Elizabeth,  1908.  Children:  Ivy  Alice,  age  18; 
Chas.  Harold,  age  16.  Office:  Municipal  Golf 
Links,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  (winter).  Home:  Po- 
monok C.  C,  Flushing,  L.  I.  (summer). 

MAYS,  CARL  WILLIAM,  professional  base- 
ball. Bom:  Liberty,  Ky.,  Nov.  12,  1893.  Son  of 
William  Henry  and  Elsie  Louisa  (Laud)  Mays. 
Ed.:  Privately  tutored. 

Record:  1914-19,  pitcher,  Boston  Red  Sox. 
1919-24  pitcher,  N.  Y.  Yankees.  1924-28,  pitcher, 
Cincinnati  Reds.  Pitched  in  six  world's  series, 
which  is  world's  record  for  a  pitcher :  Boston 
Reds  vs.  Phila.,  1915 ;  Boston  Reds  vs.  Brooklyn, 
1916 ;  Boston  Reds  vs.  Chicago  Cubs,  1918 ;  N.  Y. 
Yankees  vs.  N.  Y.  Giants,  1921 ;  N.  Y.  Yankees 
vs.  N.  Y.  Giants,  1922;  N.  Y.  Yankees  vs.  N.  Y. 
Giants,  1923. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  U.  S.  Army,  Sept.,  1918;  discharged, 
Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Elks:  Masons;  Kappa 
Alpha  Phi;  Riverside  C.C.  (Portland,  Oreg.)  ; 
Alderwood  C.C. ;  Multnomah  Club.  Married: 
Marjorie  F.  Madden,  Sept.  18,  1918.  Children: 
Betty  Jane,  age  7 ;  Carl  W.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Address: 
886  Dunckley  Ave.,  Portland,  Oreg. 


McALEER,  EARL,  golf  (left-handed).  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Nov.  17,  1899.  Son  of  Fred  and 
Helen  (Wormcastle)  McAleer.  Ed.:  D.  C.  Pub. 
Schs. 

Record:  1924,  won  Rock  Creek  C.  golf 
champ. ;  medalist,  Natl.  Pub.  Links  Tournament, 
Dayton,  O.  (broke  course  record,  score,  70)  ;  mem. 
Wash.  Golf  team,  winning  W.  G.  Harding 
trophy.  1924,  '26,  medalist  and  winner,  Manor 
C.  golf  champ.  1926,  runner-up,  Chevy  Chase 
golf  tournament.     1927,  medalist,  Town  and  C. 


C.  tournament ;  medalist,  Columbia  C.C.  tourna- 
ment ;  won  Manor  C.  golf  Champ.  Only  out- 
standing left-handed  golfer  in  Middle  Atl.  States. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Mechanic,  Wardman  Con- 
struction Co.  Affiliations:  Convention  Hall  Co., 
Inc. ;  Manor  C. ;  Indian  Springs  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf,  swimming  and  bowling.  Married:  Evelyn 
C.  Heflin,  July  31,  1919.  Children:  Earl  William, 
age  6.  Office:  1437  K  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  5205  111.  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

McANALLY,  CHARLES  GREEN,  football 
and  lacrosse.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  25,  1900. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Marion  (Green)  McAnally. 
Ed.:  Prospect  H.  Sch.  (Moore.  Pa.)  ;  Chester  H. 
Sch.  (Chester,  Pa.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1922. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
F.B.  team;  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  lacrosse 
team.  1920-21-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
and  lacrosse  teams  (capt.  lacrosse,  1921-22;  la- 
crosse team  won  South.  Div.  I.C.  champ.,  1921- 
22;  mem.  Laurie  Cox  All-Amer.  lacrosse  team, 
1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.,  Johns-Manville 
Corp.  (asbestos  products).  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
pres.  and  sec.  Pa.  Mortgage  Co.  (Wilkes-Barre, 
Pa. )  ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  Sigma  Tau ;  Friars 
(sen.  soc.  Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Mason;  Natl.  Asso.  of 
Plumbing  and  Heating  Salesmen  (Wilkes-Barre, 
Pa.)  ;  Alumni  Soc.  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Engr.  Alumni 
Soc.  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Clubs:  Engrs.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ; 
Craftsman's  (Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.)  ;  Univ.  (Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa.)  ;  Phila.  Lacrosse.  Hobby:  Music, 
drawing,  painting  and  athletics.  Office:  64  W. 
Market  St.,  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.  Home:  Univ! 
Club,  777  S.  Main  St.,  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa. 

McANDREW,  WILLIAM,  coach.  Born:  Law- 
rence Co.,  111.,  April  29,  1887.  Son  of  William 
and  Rose  (Caughran)  McAndrew.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Vincennes  Univ.;  LL.B.,  Cumberland  Univ. ; 
Univ.  of  Chicago;  Univ.  of  111. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Vincennes  Univ.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1908,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1910  (summer),  mem.  Clarksville  (Tenn.)  K.  I. 
T.  League  B.B.  team.  1913-28,  coach  Southern 
111.  Normal  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comn'd  capt.  inf. 
Affiliations:  Elks;  Masons;  Lions;  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Carbondale  Bus.  Men's  Club ;  Jackson 
C.C;  White  Mule  'Tire  Patch  Co.  (sec.-treas.). 
Hobby:  Law.  Office:  Southern  Normal,  Carbon- 
dale,  111.  Home:  323  W.  Walnut  St.,  Carbon- 
dale,  111. 

McANDREWS,  HARRY  F.,  football  and 
track.  Born:  New  Richmond,  Wis..  Sept.  20, 
1902.   Son  of  A.  P.  and  Elizabeth  (Padden)  Mc- 


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Andrews.  Ed.:  New  Richmond  H.  Sen.,  1920; 
Oshkosh  (Wis.)  Normal  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis., 
Ph.B.,  1926;  LL.B.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (tied  world's  record  for  40-yd. 
dash  twice,  time  4  2-5  seconds ;  high-point  man 
Wis.-Calif.  Inter-Sectional  meet,  1925).  Com- 
petitive marks :  100-yd.  dash,  9.9  sec. ;  220-yd. 
dash,  21.6  sec. ;  broad  jump,  23  ft.  47/8  in- 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Kaukauna,  Wis. 
Affiliations:  111.  A.C. ;  Kappa  Sigma:  Phi  Alpha 
Delta;  White  Spades;  Iron  Cross;  C.O.F. 
Office:  First  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  417  Dixon  St., 
Kaukauna,  Wis.     Home:  New  Richmond,  Wis. 

McAULIFFE,  JOHN  BOYLE, football.  Born: 
Worcester,  Mass.,  Oct.  16,  1892.  Son  of  Timothy 
John  and  Anna  M.  (Boyle)  McAuliffe.  Ed.: 
Worcester  H.  Sch. ;  Worcester  Acad.,  1912  ;  B.S., 
Dartmouth  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Worcester  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1911).  1911- 
12,  mem.  Worcester  Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1912-16,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1915).  1913-14,  All-New  Eng- 
land tackle;  hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  team. 
1916,  head  coach  Marquette  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  head  coach  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1922- 
24,  line  coach  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1925- 
27,  head  coach  Catholic  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  U.S.N.R.F. ;  discharged,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Partner,  Wood  &  McAuliffe;  Delta  Kappa  Upsi- 
lon;  Elks;  Dartmouth  Club  (N.  Y.  and  Mass.)  ; 
Oak  Hill  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  football.  Office: 
329  Main  St.,  Fitchburg,  Mass.  Home:  66  Flint 
St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 

McAVOY,  WILLIAM  JAMES,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Hazleton,  Pa.,  Oct. 
16,  1884.  Son  of  Jeremiah  and  Jane  Lucinda 
(Sleath)  McAvoy.  Ed.:  C.E.,  Lafayette  Coll., 
1908. 

Record:  1904:05-06,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (hon.  mention  on  All-Amer. 
team  by  Casper  Whitney).  1908,  mem. 
Rochester  (Internatl.  League)  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1908  to  1917,  head  coach,  Univ.  Dela.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909,  mem.  Syracuse 
(N.  Y.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Reading 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1920-21,  head  coach  Drexel 
Inst.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1922-24, 
assoc.  prof.  phys.  ed.,  Univ.  Dela.  1925-26-27, 
head  coach  Univ.  Vt.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach.  War  Record:  Comn'd  1st  lieut.  inf., 
U.S.A.,  Aug.,  1917;  served  in  A.E.F.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Newark  (Dela.)  C.C; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Amer.  Bskt.B. 
Coaches'  Asso.  Married:  Marie  G.  Lafferty, 
June  16,  1915.  Address:  Univ.  of  Vt.,  Burling- 
ton, Vt. 


McBRIDE,  CLYDE  EDWARD,  football, 
baseball.  Bom:  Sweet  Springs,  Mo.,  June  16, 
1882.  Son  of  U.  A.  and  Rosalie  (Knox)  Mc- 
Bride.    Ed.:  Mo.  Valley  Coll.   (Marshall). 

Record:  Mem.  4  yrs.  Warrensburg  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  Mem.  2  yrs.,  Mo.  Valley 
Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor,  The  Kansas 
City  Star  and  Times.  Clubs:  Kansas  City  A.C. ; 
Mission  Hills  C.C;  Indian  Hills  C.C;  Milburn 
C.C  Hobby:  F.B.  officiating.  Married:  Helen 
Rose,  Aug.  3,  1905.  Children:  Mary  Mildred,  age 
16 ;  John  Allen,  age  13 ;  C  E.,  Jr.,  age  11.  Office: 
18th  and  Grand  Sts.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home: 
45  W.  62nd  St.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


McCAFFERY,  HUGH  F.,  mem.  All  Amer. 
I.C  swimming  team,  1927.  Born:  Chester,  Pa., 
May  30,  1905.  Son  of  Hugh  F.  and  Marion 
(Brady)  McCaffery.  Ed.:  C.E.,  Pa.  Mil.  Coll., 
1924 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Pa.  Mil.  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Pa.  Mil.  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1923,  mem.  Pa.  Mil.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  polo  teams. 
1925-27,  mem.  Notre  Dame  swimming  team 
(capt.,  1927;  mem.  All-Amer.  I.C.  swimming 
team,  1927 ;  held  Middle  Atlantic  record  for  100 

meters  and  440  yd.  free  style,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  316th  Inf.;  mem.  O.R.C ;  comnd.  2nd 
Lt.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Beta ;  Penn.  A.C. ; 
Taylor  Chadwick  &  Weeks;  Chester  Club; 
Springhaven  C.C.  Office:  Pa.  Bank  Bldg.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  9th  and  Highland  Ave.,  Chester,  Pa. 


McCALL,  SEDRIC  ABBOTT,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Falconer,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  7,  1896. 
Son  of  Fred  B.  and  Lulu  (Dunham)  McCall. 
Ed.:  Falconer  H.  Sch.;  Colgate  Univ.;  Chautau- 
qua Normal  Sch.,  1926. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Falconer  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1916,  mem.  Col- 
gate Univ.  F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Quantico 
Marine  champ  F.B.  team.  1923-27,  coach  Fal- 
coner H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1924-27,  mem.  Chautauqua  Normal  Sch.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phy.  ed.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  1918;  161st  Co., 
19th  Regt.,  discharged  Corpl.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Amer.  Legion ;  vice-pres.,  Falconer  Parent- 
Teachers'  Asso. ;  Falconer  H,  Sch.  Alumni  Asso. ; 
Delta  Upsilon;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  BsktB.  Offi- 
cials ;  N.  Y.  State  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Chautauqua 
A.C  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Murl  Tracy, 
Dec.  23,  1918.  Children:  Betty,  age  6;  Tracy 
Holbrook,  age  3.  Office:  Senior  H.  Sch.,  Corry, 
Pa.   Home:  Corry,  Pa. 


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McCALLISTEK,  JAS.  G.,  promoter  of  sports. 
Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  20,  1881.  Son  of  Wm.  and 
Rachel  (Loughery)  McCallister.  Ed.:  Public 
Sclis.,  Bayonne  N.  H.  and  Baltimore,  Md. 

Record:  1908-10,  organized  and  promoted 
first  "All  for  Glory"  track  meets.  1911-28,  or- 
ganized B.B.  leagues  (dir.  of  12  amateur  leagues 
in  Baltimore,  1914).  1913-15,  promoted  Balti- 
more Sunday  Sen.  Ath.  Asso. ;  organized  and 
promoted  Canoe  Clubs,  Gun  Clubs,  Fishing  and 
Anglers  Clubs,  etc.  1916-19,  organized  and  pro- 
moted first  Amateur  B.B.  Com.  to  govern  B.B. 
in  Md. ;  organized  champ,  between  Md.,  Va.  and 
Pa.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Promoter.  Affiliations:  Bal- 
timore A.C. ;  South  Atlantic  Asso.  of  A.A.U. 
(treas.)  ;  Baltimore  Cross  C.C. ;  Lutheran 
Inner  Mission  Soc.  (bd.  of  dirs.)  ;  Md.  State 
Game  and  Fish  Protection  Asso.  (bd.  of 
dirs.);  Isaac  Walton  League;  Mt.  Washington 
Gun  C. ;  Tall  Cedar  Luncheon  Club;  Hillendale 
G.C. ;  Md.  C.C. ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Civiton  C. ;  Kiwanis  ; 
Simitar  Club;  Mason;  Shriner.  Hobby:  Golf, 
fishing  and  squash.  Married:  Lula  Emma  Price. 
Children:  Jas.  Garfield,  Jr.,  age  23 ;  Yvonne,  age 
19;  Dorothy,  age  13.  Office:  124  W.  Baltimore 
St..  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  2819  Bayonne  Ave., 
Baltimore,   Md. 

McCANDLESS,  LEE,  athletic  director,  Prin- 
cipia  College.  Born:  Davenport,  la.,  July  30, 
1901.  Son  of  Charles  R.  and  Mary  (Sisson)  Mc- 
Candless.  Ed.:  Principia  Acad.,  1919;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923;  Harvard  (Summer  Sch.), 
1927. 

Record:  1923-27,  track  coach  and  ath.  dir., 
Principia  Acad.  1928,  head  track  coach  Prin- 
cipia Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Principia  Coll. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu.  Office:  Principia  Coll., 
St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  Guder  Hall,  Elmhurst, 
L.  I. 

McCANN,  ROBERT  CALDWELL,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  I.C.  Champ.  Rifle  Team,  1923. 
Bom:  Bangor,  Me.,  Apr.  4,  1901.  Son  of  Daniel 
and  Mary  (Cole)  McCann.  Ed.:  Bangor  H.  Sch., 
1919 ;  B.S.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Bangor  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1921-22-23,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
rifle  team  (I.C.  champs.,  1923).  1923,  pres. 
Georgetown  Univ.  Rifle  Asso. ;  pres.  Georgetown 
Univ.  Ath.  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Traffic  supt.  C.  and  P.  Tele- 
phone Co.  Club:  "G."  Office:  33  S.  Jonathan 
St.,  Hagerstown,  Md.  Home:  30  S.  Prospect  St., 
Hagerstown,  Md. 

McCARTER,  JOHN  CARROLL,  rowing  and 
hockey.  Bom:  Duluth,  Minn.,  May  19,  1904. 
Son  of  William  C.  and  Mary   (Blackburn)   Mc- 


Carter.    Ed.:  Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Duluth  Boat  Club  crew 
(won  junior  eight  champ.,  N.  West.  Internatl. 
Rowing  Asso.  regatta ;  won  intermediate  eight, 
N.A.A.O.  meet,  Phila.,  Pa.).  1923,  mem.  Duluth 
Boat  Club  crew  (runner-up  in  150-lb.  senior  dou- 
ble, N.A.A.O.  meet,  Baltimore).  1924,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman  crew.  1925-26,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew  and  hockey  team 
(defense  on  All-Conf.  hockey  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Duluth  Boat  Club. 
Hobby:  Medicine.  Address:  2309  W.  Lawn  Ave., 
Madison,  Wis. 

McCARTH¥,  C.  FRANCIS,  football.  Born: 
Brockton,  Mass.,  June  15,  1894.  Son  of  Cornelius 
F.  and  Mary  (Quill)  McCarthy.  Ed.:  Boston 
Latin  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.  (Wash., 
D.  C),  1918. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch. 
B.B.,  hockey,  track  and  F.B.  teams,  (capt.  F.B., 
'13).  1914-16,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  line  coach  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
1923-28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Ofiicials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney,  U.  S.  Vets.  Bu., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Depot  Brig., 
1st  Lt,  1917-19 ;  mem.  1st  R.O.T.C,  Inf.  Affilia- 
tions: K.C. ;  Georgetown  Alumni  C.  (pres.,  '23- 
'25).  Married:  Virginia  C.  St.  John,  May  20, 
1918.  Children:  Mary  W.,  age  8;  Claire  V.,  age 
4.  Office:  U.  S.  Vets.  Bu.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
3125  P  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MCCARTHY,     CHARLES     C,     football  and 

track.    Bom:  Concord,  N.  H.,  July,  1884.  Ed.: 

A.B.,    Georgetown    Univ.,    1905;    Harvard  Law 
Sch.,  1905-OS. 

Record,:  3903-1905  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1903-1905,  mem.  and  capt.  George- 
town Univ.  track  team.  1904,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  relay  team,  establishing  world's  record 
for  1280  yards,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Univ.  Club  of  Boston.  Mar- 
ried: Anna  Connally.  Office:  185  Devonshire 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  658  Hale  St.,  Beverly 
Farms,  Mass. 


MCCARTHY,  JAMES  ANTHONY,  track. 
Born:  Revere,  Mass.,  May  22,  1906.  Son  of 
James  B.  and  Mary  E.  McCarthy.  Ed.:  Mechanic 
Arts  H.  Sch.   (Boston)  ;  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Record :  1922-24,  mem.  Mechanic  Arts  H. 
Sch.  track  team.  1925,  mem.  M.I.T.  freshman 
track  team.  192G-28,  mem.  M.I.T.  varsity  track 
team  (scoring  mem.,  N.E.I.C.  champs.,  1926; 
winner  Coll.  javelin  cup,  1926-27-28 ; ;  holder 
Coll.  javelin  record,  1927-28). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  A.S. 
C.E. ;  A.S.M.E. ;  Res.  Officers  Corps;  Mass.  Inst, 
of  Tech.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Mech.  analysis 
of  stress  in  indeterminate  structures.  Address: 
63  Dix  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

MCCARTHY,  JAMES  A.,  JR.,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Somerville,  Feb.  5,  1893.  Son 
of  James  A.  and  Julia  F.  McCarthy.  Ed.:  Ports- 
mouth H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,   Boston  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Portsmouth  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (4  yrs.  State  champs.,  1911).  1912,  capt. 
Portsmouth  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1912-15,  mem. 
pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  1918-28,  boxing  and  F.B. 
official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Natl.  Guard,  1915;  comnd.  2nd  Lt,  Inf. ; 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Post  Amer. 
Legion;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  N.  Eng.  F. 
B.  Officials;  vice-pres.,  N.  H.  Asso.  of  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Hobby:  Football.  Office:  Fleet  St.,  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.  Home:  Richards  Ave.,  Portsmouth, 
N.  H. 


MCCARTHY,  JUSTIN  J.,  hockey.  Bom: 
Charlestown,  Mass.,  Jan.  25,  1899.  Son  of  P.  J. 
and  Julia  B.  (Criscoll)  McCarthy.  Ed. :  Arlington 
H.  Sch.   (Mass.)  ;  B.S.,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1915-1G-17,  mem.  Arlington  H.  Sch. 
hockey  team  (mem.  All-Intersch.  hockey  team, 
1917-20,  mem.  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.  hockey  team 
(capt.,  1920).  1917-18,  mem.  Mass.  Agri.  Coll. 
track,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-25,  mem.  B.A.A. 
hockey  team  (capt,  1922-23;  team  Natl,  amateur 
champs.,  1922-23 ;  won  world's  amateur  champ, 
by  forfeit,  1922-23).  1923-24,  mem.  Amer.  Olym- 
pic hockey  team  (team  runner-up  in  world's 
title). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemical  salesman,  Merri- 
mac  Chemical  Co.  (Boston,  Mass.).  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Sigma  Kappa.  Hobby:  Hockey.  Office:  148 
State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  27  Ware  St., 
Cambridge,  Mass. 

McCLAVE,  STEPHEN  WOOD,  JR.,  men- 
tioned by  Walter  Camp  as  substitute  All-Amer. 
halfback,  1900-02.  Born:  New  York  City,  N.  Y., 
Feb.  24,  1880.  Son  of  S.  Wood  and  Hannah 
More  (Wilcox)  McClave.  Ed.:  Stevens  Inst. 
Prep.;  Trinity  Sch.,  1899;  C.E.,  Princeton,  1903. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  Stevens  Prep.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1897-99,  mem.  Trinity  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  1899).  1898-99,  mem. 
Trinity  Sch.  bicycle  team  (won  Intersch. 
champ.).  1899-1902,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(champs. ;  mentioned  by  Walter  Camp,  sub.  All- 
Amer.  h.b.,  1901-02).  1899-1903,  mem.  Princeton 
hockey  team.     1900-01,  mem.  Princeton  bicycle 


team  (won  I.C.  champ.,  1901).  Asst.  coach 
Princeton  Coach  2  yrs.  Stevens  Inst.  Coach  7 
yrs.  Adelphia  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  and  consulting  engr. 
Mil.  Service:  Chmn.  Pub.  Safety  Com.;  Cliff- 
side  Pk.  Liberty  Loan  Com.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; Elks;  mem.  McClave  &  McClave  (engrs.)  ; 
pres.,  MoClave  Holding  Co. ;  sec,  McClave  & 
Bros.  Band  Co.  and  McClave  &  McClave  Bldg. 
Co.;  A.S.C.E. ;  A.S.M.E.;  N.  J.  Soc.  of  C.E. ; 
Bergen  Co.  Chapter  C.E.  (past  pres.)  ;  Water 
Policy  Comn.  (N.  J.).  Clubs:  Ehglewood  Field; 
Knickerbocker  C.C. ;  City;  Princeton  (N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Golf,  fishing  and  shooting.  Married: 
Mary  B.  McClave.  Office:  600  Groge  Rd.,  Cliffside, 
N.  J.    Home:  Woodland   St.,  Englewood,  N.  J. 

McCLELLAN,  C.  J.,  pro.  golfer.  Born:  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo.,  April  3,  1903.  Son  of  J.  A.  and 
Katherine  (Kitts)  McClelland.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. 
Kansas  City,  Mo.  and  Kansas  City,  Kans,  1917 ; 
Rosedale  H.  Sch.,  Kansas  City,  Kans.,  1921. 

Record:  1919,  asst.  pro.,  Mission  Hills  G.C., 
K.  C,  Mo.  1920,  pro.  golfer  K.  C.  Community 
G.C.,  K.  C,  Mo.  1921-25,  asst.  pro.  Meadow 
Lake  C.C,  K.  C,  Mo.  1925,  runner-up  in  Mid- 
West  P.G.G.,  St.  Andrews  G.C.,  K.  C,  Mo.  1926, 
asst.  pro.  Lakewood  G.C.,  K.  C,  Mo.  1927-28, 
pro.  golfer  Eastwood  Hills  G.C.,  K.  C,  Mo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Security  Benefit  Asso. ;  Eastwood  Hills 
G.C.  (pro.  mem.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Edrie  Murray,  Nov.  19,  1925.  Office:  Eastwood 
Hills  G.C,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  2507  W. 
47th  Terrace,  Kansas  City,  Kans. 


McCLELLAN,  WILLIAM  O.,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Kenova,  W.  Va.,  May 
S,  1896.  Son  of  William  and  Alice  H.  (Schenk) 
McClellan.  Ed.:  Parkersburg  (W.  Va.)  H.  Sch.; 
Y.M.C.A.  Sch.    (Silverbay,  N.  Y.). 

Record:  Mem.  Parkersburg  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  Coach  Y.M.C.A. 
(Newport,  R.  I.)  track  team.  1915-16,  dir.  At- 
lantic Fleet  track  champs.  1916,  coach  New- 
port (R.  I.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1917,  ath.  dir. 
Ohio  N.G.  (Camp  Sheridan,  Montgomery,  Ala.). 
1917-18,  dir.  Regtl.  aths.,  Great  Lakes  Naval 
Training  Sta.  1918,  mem.  Great  Lakes  Naval 
Sta.  Representative  F.B.  team.  Coach  Elyria 
(Ohio)  H.  Sch.  swimming  team.  Official  12 
yrs.,  H.  Sch.  and  Coll.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.,  B.B.,  track 
and  swimming  teams ;  Ohio  Conf .  Coll.  Official. 
Life  saving  examiner  for  Y.M.C.A.,  A.R.C  and 
Natl.  Swimming  Instrs.  Asso.  Coach,  phys.  dir. 
Y.M.C.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  sec.  Y.M.CA.  Mil. 
Service:  Ath.  dir.  Ohio  N.G.,  Camp  Sheridan, 
1917 ;  chief  petty  officer  Great  Lakes  Naval 
Training  Sta. ;  dir.  regt.  aths.  and  recreation, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;    Bd.   of  Trade;    Ro- 


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tary  C. ;  Spring  Valley  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Thelma  Lenore  McClellan,  June  23, 
1918.  Children:  Billy  Alton,  age  9 ;  Annie  Louise, 
age  3.  Office:  Court  an,d  3rd  St.,  Elyria,  Ohio. 
Home:  254  Wooster,  Elyria,  Ohio. 

McCLINTOCK,  NORMAN,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June  13,  1868.  Son 
of  Oliver  and  Clara  C.  (Childs)  McClintock. 
Ed.:  Lawrence ville  Sch.  (Lawrenceville,  N.  J.), 
1887;  A.B.,  Yale,  1891. 

Record :  1886,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1886-87,  mem.  Lawrenceville  B.B.  team. 
1889-90,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (sub. 
tackle  on  F.B.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  the  faculty  of  Univ. 
of  Pittsburgh.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Asso.  for  Ad- 
vancement of  Science ;  Ecological  Soc.  of  Amer. ; 
Explorers'  Club  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Motion 
picture  photo-naturalist  for  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 
Married:  Ethel  Lockwood,  Feb.  22,  1905.  Chil- 
dren: Eleanor  Lockwood,  age  21;  Oliver,  age 
19;  Henry  L.,  age  13;  Emma,  age  11.  Address: 
504  Amberson  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

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McCLOSKEY,  HENRY  FRANCIS,  N.E.I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  880-yd.  dash  champ.  Born:  Brighton, 
Mass.,  Sept.  4,  1904.  Son  of  Chas.  B.  and  Mary 
E.  (McDonald)  McCloskey.  Ed.:  Brighton  H. 
Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Boston  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Brighton  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1923-27,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  track  team 
(mem.  I.C.AA.A.A.  freshmen  medley  relay  team, 
1924 ;  mem.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  2-mi.  relay  champs., 
1926-27;  joint  holder,  N.E.I.C.A.A.A.A.  880-yd. 
dash  in  1 :55 ;  mem.  world  record  2400-yd.  relay 
team ;  ran  leg  of  race  in  1 :11  2/5,  bettering  the 
world's  record  for  600  yds.,  and  mem.  4-mi. 
champ,  relay  team,  Penn  relays,  1925 ;  N.E.  1000- 
yd.  champ,  and  capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auto  salesman,  Burnett  and 
Sherman,  Inc.  Affiiations:  Boston  A. A.  Hobby: 
Travelling.  Office:  1019  Commonwealth  Ave., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  45  Ridgemont  St.,  Allston, 
Mass. 


McCLURE,  EDWIN  A.,  golf.  Born:  Shreve- 
port,  La.,  July  18,  1911.  Son  of  Noah  W.  and 
Ella  (McDermott)  McClure.    Ed.:  C.  E.  Byrd  H. 

Sch.  Shreveport). 

Record:   1925,  runner-up  Shreveport  C.C.  Jr. 
golf  champ.     1926,  won  Benson  Labor  Day  golf 
tournament    (municipal  links).     1927,  won  La. 
State  amateur  golf  champ.   (Broadmoon  G.C.) 
runner-up  Benson  Labor  day  golf  tournament 
won    "Oil    men's    trophy"     (Shreveport    C.C.) 
runner-up,  Club  golf  champ.  (Sport  C.  C.)  ;  won 
Rapids   C.C.    (Alexandria,   La.)    invitation  golf 
tournament. 

Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  3000  South.  Ave., 
Shreveport,  La. 


McCLURE,  ROBERT  BATTEY,  football. 
Born:  Rome,  Ga.,  Sept.  15,  1896.  Son  of  Hunter 
H.  and  Alice  (Camp)  McClure.  Ed.:  N.  Y.  Mil. 
Acad. ;  U.  S.  N.  A. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  N.  Y.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-17,  mem.  U.S.N.A. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-25,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach,  N.  Y.  Mil.  Acad.  (Hudson  River  Valley 
champs.).  1925-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  The 
Tank  Sch.  (Camp  Meade,  Md.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Officer  U.S.A.  War  Record: 
Mem.  A.E.F.,  102nd  Inf.,  26th  Div. ;  awarded 
D.S.C.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials; Natl.  Coll.  A.A.;  Navy  A.A. ;  Natl.  So- 
journers Club;  Army  and  Navy  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Eva  Colby,  Sept.  3,  1927. 
Address:  Recreation  Office,  Camp  Meade,  Md. 

McCONNELL,  JAMES  OLIVER,  capt.  Grove 
City  Coll.  football  team.  Born:  East  Liverpool, 
O.,  March  5,  1905.  Son  of  Wilbert  E.  and  Eliza- 
beth (Jamison)  McConnell.  Ed.:  B.C.S.  Grove 
City  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  East  Palestine  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Canton  McKinley  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Canton  McKinley  h! 
Sch.  track  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Grove  City  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (All  Tri-State  center,  1925-26-  cant 
1927).  >      u  -> 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Iota  Kappa  (pres.,  1927).  Home:  Box  81,  Grove 
City,  Pa. 

McCORD,  WALTER  D.,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Rural  Valley,  Pa.,  June  19,  1891 
Son  of  David  J.  and  Ina  L.  (Daugherty)  Mc- 
Cord.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Grove  City  Coll.,  1914-  Den- 
ver Univ. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Grove  City  Coll  FB 
team.  1913-14,  mem.  Grove  City  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.,  U.  S.A.  War  Record: 
1st  Lt,  O.R.C.,  1917 ;  Comnd.  Capt,  1918 ;  served 
with  34th  and  40th  Divs.  U.  S.  and  157th  French 
Div.;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
Mason ;  Elks ;  Sojourners ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial. Hobby:  Football,  baseball,  basketball  and 
golf.  Married:  Mary  Margaret  Hosack,  Dec.  26, 
1916.  Children:  Walter  D.,  Jr.,  age  7;  Richard 
D.,  age  5 ;  Robert  E.,  age  2.  Address:  1520  20th 
St.,  Columbus,  Ga. 


McCORMACK,      FRANK      HAWLEY,      JR., 

football,  track.  Born:  Malvern,  Ark.,  Aug.  9, 
1904.  Son  of  Frank  H.  and  Eva  (Kellogg)  Mc- 
Cormack.  Ed.:  Malvern  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Hendrix 
Coll.   (Conway,  Ark.). 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Malvern  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-27,  mem. 
Hendrix  Coll.  F.B.   and  track  teams    (All-Ark. 


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F.B.  end  and  capt.  track  team,  1926 ;  best  all- 
around  athlete,   1920-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  "H" 
Asso.  (Hendrix  Coll.).  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.    Address:  Malvern,   Ark. 

Mccormick,  christie  frank,  football. 

Born:  Ottumwa,  Kans.,  Dec.  23,  1892.  Son  of 
E.  V.  and  Grace  (Shaffer)  McCormick.  Ed.: 
Drake  Univ.,  B.S.,  1914;  LL.B.,  1923. 

Record:  191113.  mem.  Drake  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (picked  as  All-Mo.  Valley  Conf.  tackle  by 
Spaulding,  1912).  1915-19,  coach  Algona  (Iowa) 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1916).  1920- 
24,  asst.  coach  Drake  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official  13  yrs., 
Mo.  Valley  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Claim  Dept.,  Trav- 
elers Ins.  Co.  War  Record:  Served  in  U.S.A., 
1917-19;  Capt.  Co.  F,  132nd  Inf.,  33rd  Div., 
serving  in  A.E.F. ;  awarded  Croix  de  Guerre 
with  gold  star  and  U.S.  D.S.C.  Affiliations: 
Masons  ;  A.L. ;  Res.  Officers'  Asso.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Norma  Paul.  Child: 
Carol  Naomi,  age  3.  Office:  835  Ins.  Exch.  Bldg., 
Des  Moines,  Iowa.  Home:  2508  Keniway  Drive, 
Des  Moines,  Iowa. 

McCORMICK,  CYRUS,  football,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  22,  1890.  Son  of  Cyrus  Hall 
and  Harriett  (Hammond)  McCormick.  Ed.:  A. 
B.,  Princeton.  1912;   Oxford,  1914. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  track 
team  (100  yd.  and  220  yd.  high  jump)  ;  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  F.B.  team,  1909-10-11  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1913,  mem.  Ox- 
ford Univ.  track  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Balliol 
Coll.  track  team,   (capt.,  1914). 

Address:  550  Spruce  Ave.,  Lake  Forest,  111. 

McCORMICK,  HARRY  ELWOOD,  mem. 
New  York  Giants  professional  baseball  team, 
1904-13.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  28,  1881.  Son 
of  Andrew  and  Mary  E.  (Tinney)  McCormick. 
Ed. :  Lehigh  Univ. ;  Bucknell  Univ. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Jersey  City  East.  League 
champ.  B.B.  team.  1904-13,  mem.  N.  Y.  Giants 
pro.  B.B.  team  (Natl.  League  champs.,  1912-13). 
1914,  mgr.  Chattanooga  League  B.B.  team.  1922- 
26,  mgr.  Bucknell  Univ.  ath.  teams.  1926-28, 
B.B.  coach  U.S.M.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  B.B.  coach.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  1st  Plattsburg  Camp,  N.  Y.,  1917, 
comnd.  1st  Lt.,  Aug.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.,  pro- 
moted capt;  discharged  1918.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  ;  Mason ;  Army  A.A. ;  Lions  Club. 
Hobby:  Physical  education  for  the  young.  Mar- 
ried: Dorothy  Walls.  Nov.  19,  1921.  Children: 
Anna  Walls,  age  4.  Office:  c/o  U.S.M.A.,  West 
Point,  N.  Y.  Home:  Willow  Ave.,  Cornwall,  N.  Y. 


McCORMICK,  HENRY  JAMES,  football, 
track  and  crew.  Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  Aug.  31, 
1904.  Son  of  Henry  Charles  and  Celia  (Illif) 
McCormick.  Ed. :  Madjson  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Madison  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Madison  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  track  team.  1922,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1923,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
freshman  crew.  1923-25.  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor,  Wis.  State 
Journal.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi.  Office:  N.  Car- 
roll St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  115  W.  Gilman 
St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

McCORMICK,  JOHN  W.,  football,  basket- 
ball, track.  Born:  Ottawa,  Kans.,  Nov.  1,  1899. 
Son  of  Eugene  Victor  and  Grace  (Schafer)  Mc- 
Cormick. Ed.:  Northwest.  Normal  Sch.;  Univ. 
Chicago ;  Univ.  111. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Northwest.  Normal  FB 
team  (All-State  Coll  f.b.).  1922-23,  coach, 
Alva  (Okla.)  H.  ^5ch.  F.B.,  Bskt  B.  and  track 
teams  (won  1st  place  in  Drake  mi.  relay,  setting 
new  record,  and  2nd  pi.  in  %-mi.  relay;  girls' 
Bskt.B.  team  won  All-West,  and  East.'  State 
champ.).  Gym.  instr.  and  Bskt.B.  coach  North- 
west. State  Teachers'  Coll.  (Alva,  Okla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach  and  gym. 
instr.  Mil.  Service:  Corporal  in  S.A.T.C.  (Alva, 
Okla).  Club:  Ranger  (Northwest.  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.).  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Ruth 
Duding,  Aug.  12,  1924.  Children:  Colleen  Mae 
age  1.  Office:  Normal  St.,  Alva,  Okla.  Home'- 
621  Church  St.,  Alva,  Okla. 

McCORMICK,  VANCE  CRISWELL,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Harrisburg,  Pennsylvania. 
Son  of  Henry  and  Annie  (Criswell)  McCormick. 
Education:  Harrisburg  Academy;  Andover 
Academy,   1891;   Yale,  Ph.B.,   1893;   M.A  ,   1907. 

Record:  1889-1890,  member  of  Andover  foot- 
ball and  baseball  teams.  1890-91,  captain  of 
Yale  freshman  football  and  baseball  teams 
1891-93,  member  of  Yale  varsity  football  team 
(captain,  1892;  quarterback  on  Walter  Camp's 
Ail-American  team,   1892). 

Present  Occupation:  Newspaper  publisher. 
Government  Service:  1917,  elected  member  of 
American  Red  Cross  Emergency  Finance  Com- 
mittee; 1917-19,  chairman  of  the  United  States 
War  Trade  Board;  1917,  member  of  the  Amer- 
ican War  Mission  to  the  Inter- Allied  Conference 
in  Paris  and  London  ;  1919,  appointed  by  Presi- 
dent Wilson,  advisor  on  economic  questions  at 
the  Peace  Conference  and  in  this  connection 
served  as  chairman  of  Superior  Allied  Blockade 
Council  and  as  a  member  of  the  Commission 
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Council.  Affiliations:  Dauphin  Deposit  Trust 
Company;  The  Patrion  Company  (president); 
Central  Iron  and  Steel  Company  (director  of 
and  chairman  of  Executive  Committee),  of  Har- 
risburg,  Pennsylvania  ;  Delta  Psi ;  Yale ;  Aure- 
lian  Society,  Yale;  Pi  Alpha  Upsilon,  Andover; 
Harrisburg  Municipal  League  (president)  ;  Har- 
risburg  Welfare  Federation  (director)  ;  Asso- 
ciated Aid  Societies  (president)  ;  Art  Associa- 
tion of  Harrisburg  (president)  ;  Board  of  Trus- 
tees, Harrisburg  Academy  (president)  ;  trustee 
and  member  of  executive  committee,  Pennsyl- 
vania State  College;  member  of  Yale  Corpora- 
tion. Clubs:  University;  Yale;  St.  Anthony, 
New  York ;  Graduate's,  New  Haven ;  Philadel- 
phia ;  Harrisburg ;  Harrisburg  Country ;  Metro^ 
politan,  Washington,  D.  C.  Married:  Gertrude 
Howard  Olmsted,  January  5,  1925.  Office:  403 
Bergner  Building,  Harrisburg,  Pennsylvania. 
Home:  105  North  Front  Street,  Harrisburg, 
Pennsylvania. 

McCOY,  CHAS  D.,  mem.  All-la.  Conf.  foot- 
ball teams.  Born:  Indianola,  la.,  Nov.  26,  1905. 
Son  of  Joe  and  Laura  (Dunning)  McCoy.  Ed.. 
Indianola  H.  Sch. ;  Simpson  Coll. 

Record;:  1920-24,  mem.  Indianola  (la.)  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-27,  mem. 
Simpson  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams 
(Iowa  Conf.  F.B.  champs,  1924-25;  mem.  All- 
State  F.B.  team,  1926;  mem.  All-State  Conf. 
B.B.  team    1927;  capt.  F.B.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
S.  Club;  Alpha  Tau  Omega.  Home:  1993  N.  B 
St.,  Indianola,  Iowa. 

Mccracken,     g.     Herbert,     football. 

Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June  20,  1899.  Son  of 
George  and  Anne  (Vance)  McCracken.  Ed.: 
Sewickley  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pitts- 
burgh, 1921. 

Record:  Mem.  Sewickley  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  swimming  teams.  Mem.  Univ. 
Pittsburgh  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  swimming  teams 
(capt,  Bskt.B.  team,  1921).  1921-23,  coach, 
Allegheny  Coll.  (Meadville,  Pa.)  F.B.  team. 
1924-28,  coach,  Lafayette  Coll.  (Easton,  Pa.) 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach ;  Vice-president 
Scholastic  Publishing  Co.,  Pittsburgh.  Pa.  Naval 
Service:  Served  in  U.S.  Navy  Unit,  Univ.  Pitts- 
burgh. Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Beta 
Gamma  Sigma ;  Castle  Shannon  G.C.  Married: 
Helen  Kahl,  June  26,  1926.  Office:  923  Wabash 
Bldg.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  2922  Mattern 
Ave.,  Dormont,  Pa. 


McCREARY,  AARON  M.,  football.  Born: 
Winchester,  Calif.,  Sept.  15,  1892.  Son  of 
Franklin   M.  and  Melvina    (Foster)    McCreary. 


Ed.:  Temple   State  Teachers'  Coll.;   Pa.   Coll.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ariz. 

Record:  Mem.  Temple  State  Teachers'  Coll. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (2  rs.).  Mem. 
Temple  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B.  team  (1  yr.). 
Mem.  Pa.  Coll.  B.B.  and  track  teams.  Mem. 
Univ.  of  Ariz.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Coach 
Tucson  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  Coach  and  instr. 
phy.  ed.,  Temple   State  Teachers'  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  instr.  phy.  ed. 
War  Record:  Attended  1st  Training  Camp,  Ft. 
Niagara,  1917,  transferred  Camp  Meade,  comnd. 
2d  Lt.,  promoted  1st  Lt.,  mem.  A.E.F.,  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Upsi- 
lon ;  Masons ;  the  Officials  and  Coaches  Asso. 
of  Ariz.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Elsie  Sweet. 
Address:  Temple  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Temple 
Ariz. 


McCREERY,  OTIS  CLAIR,  football.  Born: 
Troy,  Iowa,  May  11,  1899.  Son  of  Grant  and 
Edith  (Gearhart)  McCreery.  Ed.:  la.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  H.  Sch.  (Cedar  Falls)  ;  la.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  P.G. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  la.  State  Teh.  Coll. 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  (capt.)  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem. 
la.  State  Teh.  Coll.  F.B.  (capt.),  Bskt.B.  and 
tennis  (sch.  champ.)  teams.  1919,  mem.  Amer. 
League  Bskt.B.  team,  Davenport,  la.  (State 
champs).  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team  (runner-up  in  scoring,  "Big  10"  Conf., 
'22). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dean  of  Men,  Drake  Univ. 
Mil.  Service:  Fort  Sheridan  S.A.T.C. ;  S.A.T.C., 
Top  Sgt.  (la.  State  Teh.  Coll.),  1918;  dis- 
charged, Dec,  1918.  Hobby:  Tennis,  handball, 
swimming,  squash  and  canoeing.  Married:  Ma- 
rion Allen,  June,  1924.  Office:  Drake  Univ., 
Des  Moines,  la.  Home:  1220  31st  St.,  Des 
Moines,  la. 


McCRORY,  RAYMOND  JOHN,  football. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Mar.  9,  1893.  Son  of 
John  and  Olga  (Herrmann)  McCrory.  Ed.: 
North  Div.  H.  Sch.,  1913 ;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1917. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  North  Div.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1910-11).  1913,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1917-18,  ath.  dir. 
Ripon  Coll.  (Ripon,  Wis.).  1928,  track  coach 
West.  Div.  H.  Sch.    (Milwaukee,  Wis.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  and  track  coach  West. 
Div.  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt,  U.S.A.: 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 
Upsilon;  Natl.  Ed.  Asso.;  Optimist  Club;  "W" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Married:  Mabel  Packard, 
1919.  Children:  Ray,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Daryl,  age  6 ; 
Marilyn,  age  1.  Address:  575  38th  St.,  Milwau- 
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McCURDY,  HARRY  H.,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  Marseilles,  111.,  Sept.  15,  1900.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  B.B. 
team  (mem.  All-Amer.  B.B.  team,  1921-22;  capt. 
All-Amer.  team,  1922).  1923-24,  catcher  St.  Louis 
Cardinals  (Natl.  League).  1925,  catcher  Hous- 
ton, Tex.  1926-28,  catcher  Chicago  White  Sox 
(Amer.  League). 

Address:  Chicago  Amer.  League  Baseball 
Team,  Shreveport,  La. 

McCURDY,  WALLACE  M.,  won  Intercol- 
legiate two-mile  championship,  1913.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  23,  1892.  Son  of  Robert  and 
Elizabeth  (Boyd)  McCurdy.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1914. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track 
and  cross-country  teams  (capt.  track,  1914). 
1913,  won  I.C.  two-mi.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker,  Thayer- 
Baker  &  Co.  Naval  Service:  Lt.  (j.g.)  U.S.N.R. 
F.,  Pay  Corps.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Alpha  Chi 
Rho;  Rolling  Green  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Charlotte  Goette.  Children:  Emily  T.,  age 
6.  Office:  Commercial  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

McDANIEL,  MONTE,  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Belfast,  Tenn.,  April  18, 
1895.  Son  of  Joe  C.  and  Margarette  (Ore)  Mc- 
Daniel.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Erskine  Coll.,  1919. 

Record:  1915-1G,  mem.  Erskine  Coll  FB 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  and  S.  C.  State 
B.B.  champ.,  1916).  Mem.  Fla.  State,  Va.  and 
S.  Atlantic  Leagues  B.B.  teams  (5  yrs.).  1919- 
20,  coach  Columbia  H.  Sch.  (State  H.  Sch.  Bskt 
B.  champ.,  1919).  1921-27,  coach  Bryson  Coll. 
1928,  coach  Cumberland  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  En- 
listed K  Co.,  325th  Inf.,  82nd  Div.-;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Elks.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office- 
Cumberland  Univ.,  Lebanon,  Tenn.  Home-  R 
F.D.,  No.  7,  Columbia,  Tenn. 

McDERMOTT,  FRANCIS  P.,  football  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Houtzdale,  Pa., 
Mar.  9,  1895.  Son  of  James  and  Mary  (Shan- 
non) McDermott.  Ed.:  Bucknell  Univ.,  1921; 
M.A.,  Duquesne  Univ.,  1926;  L.L.B.,  Duquesne 
Univ. 

Record:  1915-17-19-21,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All-Pa.  end.,  1919).  1919, 
hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1922-24, 
coach  Nanticoke  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (N.  East.  Pa.  F.B.  champs.,  1922;  State 
Bskt.B.  champs.,  1922-23 ;  runner-up  State  Bskt. 
B.  champ.,  1923-24).  1924-27,  ath.  dir.  and 
head  F.B.  coach,  Duquesne  Univ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  War  Record: 
Mem.  U.S.A.A.S.,  mem.  A.E.F. ,  awarded  Dis- 
tinguished Service  Cross,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Theta  Delta  Tau ;  Phi  Delta 
Sigma  ;  Sigma  Nu  Phi ;  Elks  ;  K.C. ;  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Legion  of  Valor ;  Pres.,  Duquesne  Univ. 
Intra-Mural  League ;  Pres.,  Tri-State  Ath.  Conf. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Agnes  Dever, 
June  30,  1925.  Children:  Charline  Frances 
Jeanne,  infant.  Office:  Shea  Bldg.,  Nanticoke, 
Pa.     Home:  452  S.  Hanover  St.,  Nanticoke,  Pa. 


McDOWALL,  JACK,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  anu 
track.  Born:  Gainesville,  Fla.,  June  26,  1905. 
Son  of  J.  W.  and  M.  D.  (Younglove)  McDowall. 
Ed.:  Gainesville  H.  Sch.;  H.  Sch.  (Rockingham, 
N.  C.)  ;  N.  C.  State  Coll. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Gainesville  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams ;  selected  All-Fla. 
end  and  Bskt.B.  guard ;  holder  State  H.  Sch. 
record  high  jump,  5ft.  9y2  in. ;  runner-up  in 
Natl.  Sch.  meet  at  Stagg  Field,  Chicago 
(high  jump).  1923,  mem.  Rockingham  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams ;  selected 
All-Time  All-N.  C.  H.  Sch.  end,  All-N.  C.  H.  Sch. 
end,  All-N.  C.  1st  baseman ;  won  S.  East,  meet 
of  Univ.  Fla.  high  jump,  6  ft.  1924,  mem.  N.  C. 
State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1925-26,  mem.  N.  C.  State  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams ;  holder  N.  C. 
record  high  jump,  6  ft.  %  in.  1925-27,  chosen 
All-N.  C.  State  h.b.,  All-N.  C.  State  Bskt.B. 
guard,  1926-27;  mem.  N.  C.  State  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams ;  holder  N.  C. 
State  record  high  jump,  6  ft.  1%  in.  Holder 
Southern  Conf.  record  high  jump,  6  ft.  1%  in. 
All-Southern  half  back,  1927.  Mem.  All-Southern 
team  that  defeated  the  All-Western  team  at  Los 
Angeles,  Dec.  26,  1927.  Eleven  letters  in  three 
years  competition  at  N.  C.  State. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Theta 
Kappa  Nu.  Address:  608  E.  Franklin  St., 
Raleigh,  N.  C. 


McEACHRON,  EDGAR  JANES,  track. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  2,  1882.  Son  of  John 
Andrew  and  Ella  (James)  McEachron.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1904. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (capt,  1904).  1901,  runner-up  C.A.A.A.U. 
and  West.  I.C.  track  meets.  1902,  won  1st  place 
2  mile  dual  run,  outdoor  meet ;  runner-up  2  mile 
run  and  4  mile  relay  (awarded  silver  medal  and 
silver  cup).  1903,  runner-up  Univ.  of  Wis.  4 
mile  relay  team.  Pa.  relay  games.  1904,  1st 
place  C.A.A.A.U.  2  mile  indoor  run ;  broke  West. 
I.C.  record ;  2  mile  dual  run,  Wis.-Ill.  track 
meet ;  runner-up  West.  Conf.  track  meet ;  1st 
place  2  mile  run,  C.A.A.A.U.  champ,  meet  (Mil- 


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waukee  A.C.).  Won  record  cup  (Milwaukee, 
Wis.)  breaking  indoor  West.  C.A.A.A.U.  2  mile 
record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr., 
Marathon  Btty.  Co.  (Wausau,  Wis.).  Affilia- 
tions: Wis.  Alumni  Ath.  Council ;  "W"  Asso. 
(Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Kiwanis  Club;  Wausau  Club. 
Hobby:  Fishing,  hunting  and  golf.  Married: 
Marie  Elizabeth  Desnoyers,  July  22,  1908.  Chil- 
dren: Edgar  O.,  age  18.  Office:  Henrietta  St., 
Wausau,  Wis.  Home:  920  Grand  Ave.,  Wausau, 
Wis. 

McELLROY,    DR.    WILLIAM     SWINDLER, 

tennis.  Born:  Edgewood,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Sept. 
26,  1893.  Son  of  John  Moss  and  Ida  (Sheffler) 
McEllroy.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  B.S.,  1914, 
M.D.,  1917;  Harvard  Med.  Sen.  (P.G.  student), 
1917-18. 

Record:  1913,  won  Ohio  and  Ky.  bi-state  sin- 
gles champ.  1913-14,  won  Ohio,  Ky.  and  Ind. 
tri-state  singles  champ.  Won  West.  Pa.  junior 
singles  champ,  twice.  Won  Allegheny  Co.  singles 
champ,  twice  ;  won  Allegheny  Co.  doubles  champ, 
once.  Won  West.  Pa.  singles  champ,  once ;  won 
West.  Pa.  doubles  champ,  twice.  Won  N.  Y. 
State  singles  champ,  once;  won  N.  Y.  State 
doubles  champ,  once.  Runner-up  in  Internatl. 
singles  champ,  at  Niagara.  Runner-up  in  Great 
Lakes  singles  champ.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Won  Ohio 
State  singles  champ,  once ;  runner-up  in  Ohio 
State  singles  champ,  once. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service:  Lt. 
(j-g-),  U.  S.  Navy  Med.  Corps.  Affiliations: 
Mason  ;  Pittsburgh  A. A. ;  Edgewood  Club  ;  Grid- 
iron Club  (Univ.  of  Pittsburgh).  Hobby:  Golf 
and  yachting.  Married:  Ellenore  Hambly.  Office: 
Sch.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh.  Home:  326 
Emerson  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

McELROY,  CLAYTON,  JR.,  soccer  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  28,  1898.  Son  of 
Clayton  and  Margaret  J.  (Crenshaw)  McElroy. 
Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.  (Phila.,  Pa.),  1915;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad,  soccer 
and  tennis  teams ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  3rd  var- 
sity soccer  team.  1917-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
varsity  crew  (sub.,  1917). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.  S.  Army,  May  1917;  served  in  France 
from  Dec.,  1917  to  Apr.,  1919  with  Med.  Corps 
as  interpreter;  discharged  Apr.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Pa.  Co.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Phila.  Barge  Club; 
Merion  Cricket  Club;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of 
Pa.).  Hobby:  Rowing  and  tennis.  Office:  Pa. 
Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  400  S.  15th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

Mcelroy,  Nathaniel  crenshaw,  soc- 
cer and  tennis.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  16, 
1901.    Son  of  Clayton  and  Margaret  (Crenshaw) 


McElroy.     Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.    (Phila.,   Pa.), 
1919 ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1923. 

Record:  1917-19.  mem.  Episcopal  Acad,  ten- 
nis team  (capt.,  1919).  1918,  mgr.  Episcopal 
Acad.  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh- 
man tennis  team ;  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
soccer  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
soccer  team  (All-I.C.  outside  left,  1922).  1924- 
27,  mem.  Phila.  Cricket  Club  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations: 
Zeta  Psi;  Phila.  Cricket  Club;  Varsity  Club 
(Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Soccer.  Office:  400 
Lincoln  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  400  S.  15th 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

McELVENNY,  RALPH  TALBOT,  tennis. 
Bom:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  June  20,  1906.  Son  of 
Robert  F.  and  Alice  (Talbot)  McElvenny.  Ed.: 
East.  H.  Sch.  (Salt  Lake  City)  ;  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  Utah  State  Jr.  tennis  champ.; 
intermountain  doubles  champ.  1925-26,  Colo. 
State  singles  champ.  1926  intermountain  singles 
champ.  1926-28,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  varsity 
tennis  team.  1927,  4th  place,  Natl.  I.C.  doubles 
with  Alan  Herrington. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta.  Office:  Gen.  Delivery,  Stanford 
Univ.,  Calif.  Home:  c/o  A.  S.  and  R.  Co.,  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah. 

McEWAN,  JOHN  J.,  football.  Born:  Alex- 
andria, Minn.,  Feb.  18,  1893.  Son  of  Samuel  W. 
and  Janet  McEwan.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.;  U.S. 
M.A. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1913-16,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team.  1919-22,  asst.  line  coach,  U.S.M.A.  1923- 
25,  head  coach,  U.S.M.A.  1926-28,  head  coach, 
Univ.  of  Ore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  2nd  Lt.,  1917,  promoted  Maj.,  served 
as  Inf.  Officer.  Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi; 
Mason;  Elks.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Letty 
McEwan,  Apr.  29,  1917.  Children:  John  J.,  Jr., 
age  10 ;  Janet,  age  5.  Address:  Univ.  of  Ore., 
Eugene,  Ore. 

McFADDEN,  JOSEPH  MEANS,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Chester,  S.  C,  Oct.  9,  1901.  Son 
of  Samuel  E.  and  Ethel  (Means)  McFadden. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Davidson  Coll.  (N.  C),  1922. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Davidson  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  track 
team.  1922-23,  head  coach  Greensboro  H.  Sch. 
1923-28,  head  track  coach  and  asst.  F.B.  coach 
Univ.  of  S.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  instr.  in  law, 
Univ.  of  S.  C.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
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F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Ridgewood  C.C. ;  Forest 
Lake  C.C,  (Columbia,  S.  C).  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  Univ.  of  S.  C,  Columbia,  S.  C.  Home: 
1731  Coll.  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

McFAKLAND,  LOUISE,  Natl,  turf  and 
hardcourt  junior  tennis  champ.  Bom:  Grand 
Rapids,  Mich.,  Dec.  25,  1909.  Daughter  of  Hugh 
and  Georgiana  (Godfrey)  McFarland.  Ed.:  Poly. 
Elementary  Sch. ;  Westridge  Sch.  (Pasadena, 
Cal.)  ;  Bennett's  Sch.   (Millbrook,  N.  Y.). 

Record :  1925,  Ojai  intersch.  doubles  tennis 
champ. ;  So.  Cal.  Jr.  champ.  1925-26,  Pasadena 
City  Ladies  singles  champ.  1925-27,  Pasadena 
City  Ladies  doubles  and  mixed  doubles  champ. 
1926-27,  Alhambra  City  Ladies  doubles  and 
mixed  doubles  champ.  1926,  Jr.  singles,  doubles 
and  mixed  doubles  and  Ladies  doubles  and 
mixed  doubles  La  Jolla  champ. ;  Ojai  Intersch. 
singles  champ. ;  No.  Shore  Ladies  singles  and 
doubles  champ,  of  Mass. ;  Pac.  Coast  Jr.  doubles 
champ. ;  Natl.  Turf  of  U.  S.  Jr.  singles  champ. 
1927,  Canadian  Natl.  Jr.  champ. ;  Natl.  Jr.  hard- 
court champ,  of  U.  S. ;  Cal.  State  Jr.  champ. ; 
Ore.  State  Ladies  singles,  doubles  and  mixed 
doubles  champ. ;  Pac.  S.W.  Ladies  doubles 
champ. ;  Wash.  State  Jr.  singles  champ. 

Affiliations:  Midwick  C.C.  (Alhambra)  ;  Pasa- 
dena A.  &.  C.C;  Valley  Hunt  C.  (Pasadena); 
Montecito  C.  C.  (Santa  Barbara).  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis and  horse-back  riding.  Address:  1327  Oak 
Knoll  Ave.,  Pasadena,  Cal. 

McFAKLAND,  SAMUEL  AUDLEY,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Wash.,  Pa.,  May  12,  1885.  Son  of 
Joseph  F.  and  Mary  (Rankin)  McFarland.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.,  1906 ; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1909. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  W.  and  J.  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.,  Jones  and  Laughlin 
Steel  Corp.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials;  East.  Asso.  of  I.C.  F.B.  Officials. 
Married:  Carolene  Harding.  1910.  Children: 
Harding,  age  15 ;  Audley,  Jr.,  age  9.  Office: 
3rd  Ave  and  Ross  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home: 
730  Bank  St.,  Bridgeville,  Pa. 

McGARITY,  RALPH  HOWARD,  National 
small  bore  champion,  1927.  Born:  Canal  Win- 
chester, Ohio,  Nov.  16,  1887.  Son  of  Stephen 
D.  and  Sarah  (Zarbaugh)  McGarity.  Ed.:  Canal 
Winchester  H.  Sch.  (Ohio)  ;  Pace  Inst.  (Wash., 
D.  C). 

Record:  1918-21,  shooting  mem.  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Natl,  team  (coach,  1919-21).  1920,  mem.  United 
Service  team  (30  calibre).  1921-22,  mem.  civil- 
ian inter-club  rifle  team.  1922-25,  capt.  winning 
East,  small  bore  champ,  team.  1923,  awarded 
distinguished  marksman's  medal ;  estab.  100  yd. 
long  run  record  (300x300)  ;  won  East,  individual 


grand  aggregate  Sea  Girt ;  Natl,  small  bore 
champ.  1923-25,  mem.  team  winning  Caswell 
trophy  (capt.,  1924-25).  1923-27,  mem.  Inter- 
Natl.  small  bore  team  (world's  champs.).  1924, 
won  long  range  champ.  (Wimbledon  Cup)  ; 
world's  record  bull's  eye  run  200  yds.  small  bore 
(125  consecutive).  1924-27,  mem.  small  bore 
inter-club  long  range  world's  champ,  team  (397 
x400;  capt.,  1927).  1925,  won  East,  individual 
champ.,  world's  record  score  (250x250).  1927, 
Natl,  small  bore  champ.,  Camp  Perry,  individual 
small  bore  champ. ;  long  range  individual  small 
bore  champ. ;  long  range  East,  individual  small 
bore  champ. ;  estabd.  world's  record  two-man 
team,  small  bore  champ.  (593x600)  ;  runner-up 
East,  individual  grand  aggregate  Sea  Girt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant.  Mil.  Service: 
Lt.,  U.  S.  Army  Inf.,  1917.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
K.P. ;  Natl.  Capitol  Rifle  Club.  Hobby:  Shoot- 
ing (small  bore  rifle).  Married:  Mary  Virginia 
Moore,  Dec.  22,  1910.  Children:  Donald  Howard, 
age  14.  Office:  Treasury  Dept.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  1332  Quincy  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

McGAW,  EDWARD  JOHN,  football,  boxing, 
wrestling.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Feb.  13, 
1901.  Son  of  John  McGaw  and  Anna  E.  (Long- 
streeth)  McGaw  Parker.  Ed.:  New  Mexico  Nor- 
mal Sch.  (Silver  City,  N.  Mex.)  ;  U.S.M.A.,  1920. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  N.  M.  Normal  Sch. 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1918-20,  mem. 
U.S.M.A.  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  wrestling  teams 
(capt.  wrestling  team  and  welterweight  champ., 
1919-20).  1920-21,  mem.  Field  Arty.  Sch.  wrestl. 
team  (middleweight  champ.).  1922-24,  ath.  offi- 
cer, 13th  Field  Arty. ;  mem.,  coach,  B.B.,  Bskt.B., 
F.B.,  track  and  boxing  teams  (won  F.B.  champ, 
of  Hawaiian  Dept.,  1923-24).  1924,  won  Olympic 
tryouts  (Hawaii)  lightweight  champ.;  rep. 
Army  as  lightweight  champ,  in  Olympic  finals. 
1924,  coach  Hawaiian  Dept.  boxing  and  wrestl. 
teams  (won  champ,  of  Army  in  Balto.).  1925, 
coach  10th  Field  Arty.  B.B.  and  boxing  teams 
(won  N.W.  Army  B.B.  champ.).  Mem.  Cen.  Bd. 
of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st.  Lt.,  F.A.,  U.S.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  Boxing  Rules  Com.,  Natl.  Coll.  A. 
A. ;  mem.  Metropolitan  Asso.  of  A.A.U. ;  Army 
A. A. ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Lillian 
Stephenson,  Oct.  22,  1921.  Child:  Lillian,  age  5. 
Office:  U.  S.  M.  A.,  West  Point,  N.  Y.  Home: 
CUffside  Pk.,  Cornwall  on  Hudson,  N.  Y. 


McGEE,  WILLIAM  LEWIS,  captain  Prince- 
ton cross-country  team,  1909.  Born:  Upland, 
Dela.  County,  Pa.,  Mar.  15,  1887.  Son  of  Rev. 
B.  F.  G.  and  Frances  (Lewis)  McGee.  Ed.: 
Hillman  Acad.  (Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.)  ;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1909. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Princeton  track 
and    cross-country    teams    (capt.    cross-country 


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team,  1909;  runner-up  in  I.C.  mi.  race,  1909). 
1910-12,  mem.  Mercury  A.C.  track  team.  1914- 
15,  mem.  Undine  Barge  Club  crew.  Won  Middle 
Atlantic  indoor  and  outdoor  mi.  race  several 
years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  C.P.A.  and  mfgr.  Affilia- 
tions: William  Lewis  McGee  Co.  (mem.  the 
firm)  ;  Craftsman  Electric  &  Mfg.  Co.  (vice-pres. 
and  treas.)  ;  Mason;  Princeton  Club  (Phila., 
Pa.).  Married:  Elizabeth  Crozer  Lewis,  Oct.  31, 
1916.  Children:  Ralph,  age  9 ;  Elizabeth,  age  5 ; 
Eleanor,  age  2.  Office:  620  S.  Dela.  Ave.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  Bowling  Green,  Media,  Pa. 

McGILL,  JAMES  V.,  basketball,  football, 
baseball.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  6,  1895. 
Son  of  James  and  Mary  (Shea)  McGill.  Ed.:  B. 
A.,  Coll  City  of  N.  Y.,  1916;  M.A.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Coll.  City  of  N.  Y. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1917-21,  coach  Bushwick  (Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.)  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1921-27,  ref- 
eree P.S.A.L.  and  Coll.  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-27, 
Official  of  F.B.,  B.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1923-27, 
dir.  of  aths.,  Serard  Park  H.  Sch.  Mem.  Central 
Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir  of  aths.  War  Record: 
Corporal  in  306th  F.A ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
K.C.;  Elks;  Alpha  Beta  Gamma.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Marjorie  Fijux,  Apr.  1,  1923. 
Child:  James,  age  4.  Office:  9  Norfolk  St.,  N. 
Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  44  Melrose  Ave.,  Lynbrook, 
L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

McGEARY,  GEORGE  E.,  basketball.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Sept.  23,  1893.  Son  of  George 
M.  and  Katherine  (Schneider)  McGleary.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  1917;  M.B.,  1918;  M.D., 
1919. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  M.R.C.,  1917;  comnd.  1st  Lt.  (not  ac- 
cepted), 1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Gyro  Internati.  C. ;  Amer.  Business  C. ;  Masons ; 
"M"  C.  (Univ.  Minn.).  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.  Married:  Myrl  Grace  McKinnon,  July 
2,  1919.  Children:  George  Daniel,  age  8;  Mal- 
colm Donald,  age  4 ;  Roderick  Colin,  age  2.  Of- 
fice: 828  LaSalle  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  50^5  Garfield  Ave.,  So.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

McGOVERN,  FRANCIS  JAMES,  track. 
Born:  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1893.  Son  of 
James  and  Mary  (Ryan)  McGovern.  Ed.:  Steel- 
ton  H.  Sch.  (Pa.)  ;  Bethlehem  Prep.  Sch.  (Pa.)  ; 
Ph.B.,  Muhlenberg  Coll.  (Allentown,  Pa.)  ;  P.G., 
Harvard ;  Knute  Rockne  Coaching  Sch. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Steelton  H.S.  varsity 
F.B.    (mgr.,  '13)    and  track    (capt.,  '13)    teams. 


1912,  mem.  Steelton  H.  Sch  record-breaking  1-mi. 
relay  team  (Penn.  relays),  3:35  1/5.  1913,  hold- 
er Steelton  H.  Sch.  440  record,  52  sees. ;  holder 
State  Intersch.  record  (Reading,  Pa.),  22  4/5 
sees. ;  won  100  yds.,  10  2/5  sees. ;  won  440  yds., 
53  1/5  sees. ;  ran  anchor  man,  relay  team,  win- 
ning State  Intersch.  meet  (Harrisburg,  Pa.)  ; 
capt.  Pa.  State  champ.  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1915- 
19,  mem.  Muhlenberg  Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
Mem.  B.B.  team  (1  yr.).  1916,  holder  Muhlen- 
berg Coll.  record  of  440-yd.  dash  for  9  yrs., 
514/5  sees.  1919-28,  ath.  coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  :  Englewood  H.  Sch. ;  Summit  Acad. ; 
Roselle  Pk.  H.  Sch.;  Elizabeth  H.  Sch.;  Allen- 
town  Prep.;  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (W.  Chester, 
Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  State  Teachers' 
Coll.,  W.  Chester,  Pa.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  Ord. 
Dept.,  U.S.A.,  1917;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks;  W.  Chester  853.  Married:  Cath- 
erine McGovern.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address: 
121  Lindey  St.,  W.  Chester,  Pa. 

McGOVERN,  JOHN  F.,  Walter  Camp's  All- 
American  football  team,  1909.  Born:  Arlington, 
Minn.,  Sept.  15,  1888.  Son  of  Hugh  and  Mary 
(Mehan)  McGovern.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.,  F.B., 
wrestl.  and  gymn.  teams.  1909,  chosen  by  W. 
Camp  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor,  Minneapolis 
Journal.  Naval  Service:  Submarine  Service. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  golf.  Office:  Minneapolis 
Journal,  Minn.    Home:  Minneapolis  A.C.  Minn. 

McGRAW,  CURTIS  WHITTLESEY,  foot- 
ball, basketball,  baseball.  Born:  Madison,  N.  J., 
Oct.  13,  1895.  Son  of  James  H.  and  Mildred 
(Whittlesey)  McGraw.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Princeton  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1915).  1915,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
men F.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Princeton  freshmen 
Bskt.B.  team.  1916-19,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1919).  1917-20,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Princeton 
2nd  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Princeton  Bd.  of  Ath. 
Control.    1927-28,  chmn.  F.B.  Com.  (Princeton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  McGrew  Hill 
Book  Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  War  Record:  Comnd. 
capt.,  Inf.,  O.R.C.,  Aug.,  1917;  capt.  Co.  M., 
320th  Inf.,  Aug.,  1917-June,  1919 ;  served  in  A.E. 
F.,  May,  1917-June,  1919;  comnd.  Major  Inf., 
July,  1917.  Clubs:  University;  Princeton; 
Engrs. ;  Nassau,  (Princeton,  N.  J.);  Tiger  Inn 
(Princeton)  ;  Baltusiol  G.C.  (Short  Hills,  N.  J.). 
Married:  Elizabeth  Woodwell.  One  child.  Of- 
fice: 370  7th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  130 
Hodge  Rd.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


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McGREGOR,  ERNEST  ALEXANDER,  Paci- 
fic Coast  one-half  mile  champion,  1909.  Born: 
Everett,  Mass.,  Dec.  1,  1880.  Son  of  Alexander 
and  Mary  E.  (Buntin)  McGregor.  Ed.:  Maiden 
H.  Sch. ;   Stanford,  A.B.,  1908;  A.M.,  1909. 

Record:  1907,  won  1st  place,  Pacific  A. A. 
handicap  1-mile  run  (scratch)  at  Berkeley.  1908, 
estab.  several  new  mount,  ascent  records  in  the 
Sierras  (Mt.  Tallac,  Pyramid  Peak).  1908-09, 
mem.  Stanford  track  team.  1909,  won  %-mile 
annual  Pacific  Coast  champ.,  P.A.A.  champ,  meet, 
Los  Angeles.  1912-15,  coached  Batesburg  (S.  C.) 
H.  Sch.  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Entomologist,  U.  S.  Dept. 
of  Agr.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Mass.  N.G.,  3  yrs. ; 
discharged  at  close  of  Spanish-Amer.  War. 
Hobby:  Collecting  insects  and  plants.  Married: 
Ruth  Pratt.  Address:  437  N.  Mirage  St.,  Lind- 
say, Calif. 

McGUGIN,  DAN  E.,  football.  Born:  Ting- 
ley,  la.,  July  29,  1879.  Son  of  B.  F.  and  Mellissa 
(Critchfield)  McGugin.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Drake  Univ., 
1901 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  E.B.  team. 
1901-02,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1903, 
asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Mich.  1904-28,  F.B. 
coach  and  ath.  dir.  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  ath.  dir.  Affilia- 
tions: Gen.  Council  Tenn.  Mfg.  Asso. ;  dir.,  Pub- 
lic Relations,  East  Tenn.  Development  Co.; 
Delta  Upsilon  ;  Shriner  ;  Masons  ;  Rotary  Club  ; 
Hermitage  Club;  Commercial  Club.  Married': 
Virginia  L.  Fite,  1905.  Children:  Lucy  Ann,  age 
21;  Dan,  Jr.,  age  17;  Leonard,  age  12.  Office: 
Amer.  Trust  Bldg.,  Nashville,  Tenn.  Home: 
310  24th  Ave.  S.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

McGLIRE,  HUNTER,  football.  Born:  N  Y 
C,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  16,  1891.  Son  of  Thomas  and 
Mary  (Callahan)  McGuire.    Ed.:  Harvard. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B. 
squad.  1911-12,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Army  officer.  Mil.  Service: 
Comndr.  of  Co.  "L",  56th  Inf.,  7th  Div.  Affilia- 
tions: Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Married:  Ethel  Pocock.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Ethel,  age  11;  Hunter,  Jr.,  age  6. 
Address:  Ft.  McKinley,  Philippine  Is. 

McHOSE,  JOHN  C,  captain  Stanford  Univ. 
basketball  team,  1924.  Bom:  Springfield,  Mass., 
Sept.  19,  1902.  Ed.:  Ashland  H.  Sch.;  Stanford 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1924;  J.D.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Ashland  H.  Sch. 
BsktB.  team.  1921,  mem.  Stanford  freshman 
Bskt.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Stanford  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1924).  1924,  selected  by 
some  critics  as  All-Pacific  Coast  forward.    1927- 


28,  mem.  Olympic  Club  Bskt.B.  team  (capt, 
1928).  1927  and  1928,  team  won  Pacific  A.A. 
champ. ;   selected  All-P.A.A.  forward. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Sec, 
Duncombe,  Inc. ;  Phi  Delta  Theta  ;  Olympic  Club 
of  San  Francisco.  Married:  Edith  Paine,  May 
27,  1927.  Office:  900  Balfour  Bldg.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  Home:  1125  Union,  San  Francisco, 
Calif. 


McHUGH,  TOM,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Montreal, 
Canada,  Dec.  24,  1894.  Son  of  Tom  and  Mary 
(Hickey)  McHugh.  Ed.:  Montreal  Acad. 

Record:  1925-26,  pro.  golfer,  Laurentian  G. 
and  CO.  1926-28,  pro.  golfer,  Municipal  golf 
course  (Tampa,  Fla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  city  golf  instr.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  Canadian  Army,  1914 ;  served 
4%  yrs.  overseas;  disch.,  July,  1919.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Moose;  Muni  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Lena  Burcurme,  Jan.  17,  1928.  Office:  City 
Hall,  Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  628  Piatt  St.,  Tampa, 
Fla. 


McINTOSH,  CHARLES  FLEMING,  twice 
doubles  tennis  champ,  of  Va.  Born:  Norfolk, 
Va.,  Feb.  7,  1876.  Son  of  George  and  Mary 
(Saunders)  Mcintosh.  Ed.:  Gait  Sch.  (Norfolk)  ; 
Norfolk  Acad. ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Va. 

Record,:  1893,  mem.  Norfolk  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1894-95,  won  tennis  champ.  Univ.  of  Va.,  twice 
in  doubles.  1901,  won  golf  champ.,  Univ.  of  Va. 
1910-21,  mem.  Norfolk  City  Tennis  team  (capt., 
1912  and  21 ;  won  So.  Me.  champ,  with  Bunly, 
1915).  Won  Va.  State  champ,  in  tennis  doubles 
two  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1915;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  Comnd. 
Capt.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Eli  of  Univ. 
of  Va. ;  Princess  Anne  C.C.  (chrm.  tennis 
comm.)  ;  Exec.  Comm.  U.S.  Natl.  Tennis  Asso.; 
Hampton,  Roads  Tennis  Asso.  (pres.)  ;  Sec- 
tional Delegate  M.A.T.A.  to  U.  S.  Natl.  Tennis 
Asso.;  Mortgage  Securities  &  Title  Corp. 
(pres.).  Hobby:  Tennis,  shooting  and  raising 
Mallard  ducks.  Office:  610  Dickson  Bldg.,  Nor- 
folk, Va.  Home:  502  Botetourt  Apts.,  Norfolk, 
Va. 

McINTOSH,  CLARENCE  WILLIAM,  bas- 
ketball. Bom:  Edgerton,  Wis.,  Nov.  21,  1899. 
Son  of  William  and  Kathryn  (Burns)  Mcin- 
tosh. Ed.:  Child  H.  Sch.  (Edgerton,  Wis.); 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1922. 

Record:  1910-20-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Bskt.B.  team  (team  tied  for  "Big  Ten"  Conf. 
champ.,   1920-21). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investments,  E.  H.  Rollins 
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Dept).  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta.  Office: 
231  S.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  6214 
Magnolia  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

McINTYRE,  OTIS  E„  baseball  and  hockey. 
Bom:  Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  Oct.  25,  1886. 
Son  of  James  B.  and  Sarah  (Otis)  Mclntyre. 
Ed.:  Cutler  Acad.,  1905;  Andover,  1907;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1910;   LL.B.,  Denver  Law   Sen.,   1913. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Cutler  B.B.  team. 
1906,  mem.  Andover  hockey  team.  1907,  mem. 
Andover  B.B.  team.  1908,  mem.  Yale  freshmen 
B.B.  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Yale  freshmen 
hockey  team.  1909,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey 
team.     1909-10,   mem.   Yale  varsity  B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  wholesale ;  pres. 
Colo.  Springs  Sporting  Goods  Co.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Colo.  Game  &  Fish  Protective  Asso.  (five 
yrs.)  ;  Rotary;  Colo.  Springs  G.C.  Hobby: Duck 
shooting;  game  and  fish  conservation  work. 
Married:  Dorothea  Holden,  Aug.  15,  1912.  Chil- 
dren: James  Holden,  age  14;  Sarah  Otis,  age 
13.  Office:  Box  554,  Colo.  Springs,  Colo.  Home: 
14  E.  Caramillo   St.,  Colo.   Springs,   Colo. 

McKAY,  JOHN  G„  tennis  and  football. 
Bom:  Franklinville,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  16,  1886.  Son 
of  Daniel  G.  and  Margaret  (Leslie)  McKay. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Westminster  Coll.  (Pa.),  1907;  LL.B., 
lnd.  Law  Sen.,  1909. 

Record:  1903-06,  mem.  Westminster  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1904-07,  mem.  Westminster  B.B. 
team.  1906-07,  won  West.  Pa.  I.C.  tennis 
champ.  1907-11,  F.B.  coach  Butler  Coll.  (In- 
dianapolis, lnd.).  1912-25,  mem.  Butler  Coll. 
Ath.  Com.  1919-25,  mem.  West.  Tennis  Asso. 
Exec.  Com.  (pres.,  1923-25).  1920-21,  mem. 
Natl.  Tennis  Doubles  Com.  1923-26,  mem.  Natl. 
Tennis  Ranking  Com.  Won  lnd.  State  singles 
tennis  champ,  for  two  yrs.  and  lnd.  State  dou- 
bles tennis  champ,  for  three  yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, Oct.,  1917,  in  Balloon  Div.  of  Air  Ser- 
vice ;  in  command  Flying  Cadets,  Ft.  Omaha ; 
discharged  Jan.  16,  1919.  Affiliations:  Hertz 
Drivurself  Stations  (sec.  and  counsel)  ;  Miami 
Chamber  of  Commerce  (Miami  Beach,  Fla.)  ; 
city  attorney,  City  of  Miami  Beach;  attorney 
for  Dade  County  Ocean  Front  Protective  Com. 
Clubs:  The  Bath  (Miami  Beach,  Fla.)  ;  Univ. 
(Indianapolis,  lnd.);  Indianapolis  C.C. ;  Miami 
Beach  Tennis;  Miami  G.C.  Hobby:  Tennis  and 
bridge.  Married:  Margaret  Boomer.  Children: 
John  G.,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Hobert  Boomer,  age  5. 
Office:  906-911  First  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Miami, 
Fla.    Home:  3010  Alton  Rd.,  Miami  Beach,  Fla. 

McKEAGE,  BENJAMIN  F.,  3RD.,  golf. 
Born:  Clarksville,  Tenn.,  Sept.  17,  1896.  Son 
of  B.  F.,  Jr.,  and  Annie  M.  (Anderson)  Mc- 
Keage.     Ed.:  Binghamton    (N.  Y.)   H.  Sch. 


Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Binghamton  (N.  Y.) 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1915).  1923-26,  won  Montrose 
C.C.  champ,  singles,  tennis.  1928,  won  Festival 
Estates  champ.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla. ;  won  Pasa- 
dena Amateur  Club  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker  and  in- 
vestments. Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  Jan., 
1918;  discharged  July,  1919.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  founders'  mem.  West  Coast  Golf  League 
(vice-pres.)  ;  Junale  C.C;  Montrose  C.C.  (Mont- 
rose, Pa.)  Hobby: Golf.  Married:  Erma  Strange, 
June,  1920.  Office:  810-11  West  Coast  Tilts 
Bldg.,  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.  Home:  2100  1st  St., 
St.  Petersburg,  Fla. 

McKENNA,  EDWARD  J.,  professional  goir- 
er.  Born:  Meriden,  Conn.,  Feb.  24,  1897.  Son  of 
John  J.  and  Margaret  (Williams)  McKenna. 
Ed.:  Public  Sch.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Record :  1920-21-22,  Golf  pro.  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
1922,  runner-up,  Natl,  open  qualifying  tourna- 
ment. 1923,  pro.,  Transit  Valley  C.C,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.  1923-28,  pro.,  Fla.  C.C,  Ortega,  Fla.  (dur- 
ing winter)  ;  pro.  Minaki  Lodge,  Can.  (dur- 
ing summer).  1926,  won  West.  Can.  open 
champ.,  Winnipeg ;  won  pro.  champ,  of  Can. 
1927,  tied  world's  record  for  nine  holes,  Minaki 
Lodge,  Can.,  score  29.  Holds  course  record, 
Fla.  C.C,  score  67.  Holds  course  record,  Tuna- 
quina  C.C,  score  66. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Clubs:  Fla. 
C.C  (Ortega,  Fla.)  ;  Minaki  Lodge  (Canada). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Frances  Anna  Condon, 
Nov.,  1920.  Children:  Mildred  Joan,  age  4. 
Address:  Fla.  C.C,  Ortega,  Fla. 


McKENZDE,  HAROLD  C.  trap  shooting. 
Born:  Marietta,  Ga.,  Aug.  15,  1893.  Son  of  Wm. 
M.  and  Elah  F.  (Cantrell)  McKenzie.  Ed.: 
Univ.  Ga. 

Record:  1925,  won  all-around  trap  shooting 
champ.  (Ga.)  ;  won  doubles  champ.  (Ga.)  ;  won 
Class  A  singles  champ.  (Ga.)  ;  won  South.  lnd. 
singles  champ,  (amateur  record  497x500).  1926, 
won  South,  amateur  singles  champ.  1926-27, 
mem.  Ga.  State  trap  shooting  team.  1927,  won 
Ga.  State  all-round  champ. ;  won  Ga.  State 
doubles  champ. ;  won  Ga.  State  high  average 
champ. ;  won  Ga.  State  Class  A  singles  champ. ; 
made  high  average  on  singles  and  doubles,  Fla. 
State  shoot. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Security  Loans  & 
Trust  Co.  (Real  estate).  Mil.  Service:  Served 
as  1st  Lt.  Inf.,  U.S.A.,  Camp  McClellan,  Ala., 
Aug.,  1917-Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons  ;  Elks ; 
A.L. ;  pres.  Peachtree  Gun  Club ;  Atlanta  A.C 
Hobby:  Bird  hunting  and  shooting  targets. 
Office:  715  Candler  Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
3253  Peachtree  Rd.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


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Mckenzie,    harold    hills,    football, 

baseball,  track.  Born:  Morgon,  Ore.,  Feb.  16, 
1906.  Son  of  John  and  Elise  (Hills)  McKenzie. 
Ed.:  Woodburn  H.  Scb. ;  Willamette  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Woodburn  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (holder  State  discus 
record,  1924).  1926-27,  mem.  Willamette  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (All-N.W.  guard ;  capt.,  Northwest 
conf.  team,  1927).  1927,  mem.  Willamette  Univ. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Ore.  N.G.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Tau ;  "W"  Club 
(Willamette  Univ.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fish- 
ing.   Address:  920  Oak  St.,  Salem,  Ore. 

McKENZIE,  R.  TAIT,  Dir.  Dept.  Phys.  Ed., 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Born:  Almonte,  Canada,  May  26, 
1867.  Son  of  Rev.  Wm.  and  Catherine  (Shields) 
McKenzie.  Ed.:  Almonte  H.  Sch.;  Ottawa  Col- 
legiate Inst.;  McGill  Univ.,  B.A.,  1889;  M.D., 
CM.,  1892 ;  LL.D.,  1922. 

Record :  1889-90,  won  Wicksteed  medal  Jr.  al- 
a round  gym.  champ.  McGill  Univ. ;  mem.  McGill 
Univ.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (highest  record  I.C. 
high  jump,  1890)  ;  1892-1904,  1st  med.  dir.  phys. 
ed.  McGill  Univ.  1904,  dir.  dept.  phys.  ed.  Univ. 
of  Pa.;  track  judge  Olympic  games,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.  1912,  pres.  Coll.  Dirs.  Soc.  1913-15,  pres. 
Aemr.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Officials 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  (15yrs.).  Has  officiated  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
meets  since  1900.  Began  to  contribute  sculpture 
to  Royal  Acad.  Salon  and  other  art  exhibitions, 
Eng.  and  Amer,  chiefly  ath.  in  character,  since 
1912.  Athletic  Sculptures:  "The  Sprinter"; 
"The  College  Athlete" ;  "The  Competitor"  ;  "The 
Plunger";  "The  Skater";  "The  Shot-Putter"; 
"The  Javelin  Cast";  "The  Modern  Discus 
Thrower"  (1928).  Has  designed  medals  for 
West.  Conf.,  Achilles  Club  (Eng.)  and  Penn 
Relay  Carnivals.  Designed  2  F.B.  panels:  "The 
Runt"  and  "The  Blocked  Line  Play,"  together 
with  portrait  relief  for  Percy  Haughon  Memorial 
unveiled  at  Soldiers'  Field,  Harvard,  1927. 
Author  of  "Exercise  in  Education  and  Medicine" 
and  is  editor  of  a  series  of  text  books  on  phys. 
ed.  Was  awarded  King's  medal  by  Gustavus  V. 
of  Sweden  for  distinguished  service  in  sculpture 
at  Olympic  Games,  Stockholm,  1912. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  and  Dir.  Dept.  Phys. 
Ed.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Mil.  Service:  Maj.,  Royal 
Army  Med.  Corps  (Eng.),  1915.  Consultant  in 
Physio-therapy,  U.S.A.,  1915.  Affiliations:  A.M.A. ; 
Fellow  Coll.  of  Physicians  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Cen- 
tury Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Authors'  Club  (London, 
Eng.).  Hobby:  Sculpturing.  Married:  Ethel 
O'Neill,  1907.  Office:  Univ.  of  Pa.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  2014  Pine  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


Record,:  1921,  won  Bannockburn  G.C. 
champ.  1924,  won  Middle  Atlantic  Amateur 
golf  champ. ;  medalist  and  winner  Town  and 
C.C.  invitation  tournament ;  runner-up  in  Dist. 
Amateur  champ.  1926,  won  Dist.  pro.  sweep- 
stakes. 1927,  won,  with  Fred  McLeod,  best  ball 
sweepstakes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  instr.,  Miller-Walker 
Golf  Sch.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ann  E.  Lynch, 
Apr.  30,  1927.  Office:  1719  Pa.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D. 
C.     Home  700  Jefferson  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

McKINNEY,  CHARLES  BERTRAM,  foot 
ball  and  track.  Born:  Gait,  Ontario,  Can.,  Apr. 
7,  1904.  Son  of  Charles  Henry  and  Frances  M. 
MeKinney.  Ed.:  Phoenix  Union  H.  Sch.;  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,  1928. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Phoenix  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (high  point  man  Valley  meet,  awarded 
gold  F.B.,  1921 ;  S.  West,  champs.) .  1921-22,  mem. 
Phoenix  H.  Sch.  track  team  (won  new  State 
record,  220  yd.  dash,  22  3/5  sec,  1922;  won  S. 
West,  champ.).  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F. 
B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team  (capt.,  1927;  competed  in  100  yd.  dash, 
130  yd.  high  hurdles  and  220  yd.  low  hurdles 
and  broad  jump.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  and  instr.,  Diamond  G. 
Ranch  Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Chi- 
cago A. A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  515  Sheridan 
Rd.,    Winnetka,    111. 


McKINNEY,  WILLIAM  C,  rowing.  Born: 
Williamsport,  Pa.,  Apr.  8,  1856.  Son  of  John 
M.  and  Frances  (Stuart)  MeKinney.  Ed. :  Frank- 
lin Sch.  (York,  Pa.)  ;  M.D.,  George  Washington, 
1886. 

Record:  1881,  mem.  Potomac  four  champ, 
crew  at  Richmond,  Va.  regatta ;  won  single  scull 
D.  C.  champ,  at  Potomac  River  Rowing  Asso. 
regatta ;  won  single  scull  unofficial  champ,  of 
Harlem  River.  1883,  won  U.  S.  bow  of  four 
champ,  (unofficial)  ;  won  Potomac  River  lightwt. 
four  champ. ;  won  open  singles  scull  champ,  at 
Lynchburg,  Va. ;  runner-up  in  Passaic  River 
regatta.  1884,  won  Potomac  River  4-oar  crew 
regatta.    1890,  won  senior  8  class  at  Baltimore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Printer,  Woodward  &  Loth- 
rop.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Emeritus  of  Potomac 
Boat  Club ;  mem.  Exec.  Bd.  of  N.A.A.O. ;  mem. 
Bd.  of  Middle  States  Rowing  Asso.  Hobby: 
Rowing.  Married:  Annie  Bolger,  July  22,  1886. 
Children:  John  Stuart ;  Donald.  Office:  c/o 
Woodward  &  Lothrop,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
600  21st  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


McKIMMT^,   R.   CLIFF,  golf.     Born:  Wash.,  McKINNEY,    WILLIAM    WILSON,    football. 

D.  C.,  Jan.  23,  1901.   Son  of  George  C.  and  Mary      Born:  Easton,   Pa..   May  17,  1893.    Son  of  Wm. 
(Finn)    McKimmie.    Ed.:  Wash.  Pub.  Schs.  Glen  and  May  (Malone)   MeKinney.    Ed.:  Tren- 


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ton  H.  Sch.;  N.  J.  State  Normal;  Univ.  of 
Pittsburgh,  A.B.,  1914;  A.M.,  1916;  West.  Theo- 
logical Sem. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Trenton  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (won  H.  Sch.  pole  vault  record).  Mem. 
Y.M.C.A.  track  team.  1910,  mem.  N.  J.  State 
Normal  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1911-14,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pittsburgh  track  team.  1912,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pittsburgh  F.B.  team.  1914-16,  ath.  coach, 
Cresson  H.  Sch.  1917-19,  instr.  of  phy.  eel., 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pastor,  Round  Hill  Presbyn. 
Ch.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Scottish  Rite;  Scout- 
master, Elizabeth  Boy  Scouts ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pittsburgh). 
Hobby:  Boy  Scout  activities.  Address:  Box  313, 
Elizabeth,  Pa.      « 

McKENZIE,  RALPH,  basketball,  football. 
Born:  Afton,  Iowa,  Oct.  1,  1895.  Son  of  John 
W.  and  Sarah  Minnie  (Brassfield)  McKenzie. 
Ed.:  Methodist  Univ.  (Okla.)  ;  A.B.,  Eureka 
Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Methodist  Univ.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1916-20,  mem.  Eureka 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
team,  1920;  won  Bskt.B.  champ.,  1918;  chosen 
best  all-around  Conf.  F.B.  player  by  officials. 
1916-20;  chosen  as  best  all-around  athlete  in 
history  of  Eureka  Coll.  by  Brick  Young;  All- 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  guard  3  yrs. ;  All-Conf.  fullback, 
1916-20).  1921-28,  dir.  of  aths.,  Eureka  Coll. 
(Conf.  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1923-25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  aths.  Mil.  Service: 
Entered  service  as  Pvt.,  42nd  Div.,  168th  Inf., 
1918.  Affiliation:  Mason;  Tau  Upsilon  Kappa; 
Isaac  Walton ;  A.L.  Married:  Helen  Elizabeth 
Coffman,  Dec.  23,  1922.  Address:  Leo,  Eureka, 
111. 

McLANAHAN,  WARD,  I.C.  pole  vault  rec- 
ord holder,  1904.  Born:  Hollidaysburg,  Pa.,  Jan. 

15,  1883.  Son  of  S.  C.  and  Virginia  Louise 
(Over)  McLanahan.  Ed.:  Andover,  1902;  Ph.B., 
Yale,    1905. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  Andover  track  team, 
(held  Andover  pole  vault  record,  1901).  1902, 
mgr.  Andover  Bskt.B.  team.  1903-05,  mem.  Yale 
track  team  (capt.,  '05;  holder  I.C.  pole  vault 
record,  '04);  mgr.  Yale  varsity  Bskt.B.  team; 
mem-.  N.Y.A.C.  (3rd,  pole  vault,  Olympic  games, 
(St.  Louis  Exposition,  '03).  1905,  vice-pres., 
Yale  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr.,  Lime  and  Limestone. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  People's  Trust  Co. ;  pres., 
Pioneer  Orchard  Co.;  dir.,  Sunrise  Orchard 
Co.  (Mbg.,  W.  Va.)  ;  dir.  McLanahan  Stone 
Machine  Co.  (Hollidaysburg,  Pa.);  dir.,  Roar- 
ing Springs  Land  &  Mining  Co.  (Joplin,  Mo.)  ; 
mem.  Shenandoah  Hotel  Co.  (Mbg.,  W.  Va.)  ; 
Opequon    G.C.;    Y.M.C.A.;    Chamber    of    Com- 


merce ;  Rotary.  Hobby:  Registered  livestock 
and  flowers.  Married:  Genevieve  Jackson  Hesser, 
Sept.  6,  1906.  CMldren:  James  Craig,  age  18; 
Charles  Jackson,  age  16.  Address:  Martinsburg, 
W.  Va. 

McLARNIN,  JAMES,  pro.  boxer.  Bom: 
Dublin,  Ireland,  Dec.  19,  1906.  Son  of  Samuel 
and  Mary    (Ferris)    McLarnin.    Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. 

Record:  Participated  in  54  fights  (lost  3; 
10  knockouts)  ;  defeated  Pancho  Villa,  Fidel 
LaBara,  Lois  "Kid"  Kaplan,  Billy  Wallace,  Joe 
Glick,  Lope  Tenario,  Sid  Terris.  K.O'd.  Kap- 
lan and  Terris. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  boxer.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball, golf  and  tennis.  Office:  c/o  Tex  Rickard, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  2003%  E.  First  St.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif. 

Mclaughlin,  donald  john  william. 

Capt.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross-country  team.  Born: 
Wilmot,  S.  Dak.,  Aug.  20,  1903.  Son  of  David 
N.  and  Katherine  (Dempsey)  McLaughlin.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis),  1921;  D.D.S.. 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Central  H.S.  track 
and  cross-country  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  track  team  and  cross-country  team 
(capt,  1924.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Dist., 
State  and  Natl.  Dental  Soc. ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi. 
Office:  515  Syndicate  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:   3438   Meollet   Ave.,    Minneapolis,    Minn. 

MCLAUGHLIN,  ORSON,  basketball.  Born: 
Topeka,  Kans.,  July  30,  1904.  Son  of  Meade  H. 
and  Blanche  (Sutterlin)  McLaughlin.  Ed.: 
Topeka  (Kans.)  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Washburn  Coll. 
(Topeka,  Kans.),  1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Washburn  Coll.  vars. 
Bskt.B.  team  (played  Natl.  Amat.  tourn.,  1924; 
champ.,  Natl.  A.A.U.,  1925 ;  played  Natl.  A.A.U., 
1926;  selected  All-State  forward,  2nd  team, 
1925 ;  All-State  forward  and  capt.,  2nd  team, 
1926. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations :  "W" 
Club ;  Keller-Ream  Sports  Goods  Co.,  Tokepa, 
Kans.  (salesman);  Kappa  Sigma;  Shawnee 
G.C.  Hobby:  Basketball  officiating.  Office: 
730  Kansas  Ave.,  Topeka,  Kan.  Home:  717  Van 
Buren,  Topeka,   Kans. 

McLAUGHRY,  DeORMOND,  football  coach, 
Brown  Univ.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  May  19,  1893. 
Son  of  James  A.  and  May  (Graham)  Mc- 
Laughry.  Ed.:  Mich.  State  Coll.;  A.B.,  West- 
minster Coll.,   (Pa.)  1915. 

Record:  1907-11,  mem.  Sharon,  Pa.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1911,  mem. 
Mich.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team  (mentioned  for  All- 


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Western  tackle).  1912-14,  mem.  Westminster 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1912;  All-Pa.  fullback, 
1914).  1915-21,  F.B.  coach  Westminster  Coll. 
1922-26,  F.B.  coach  Amherst  Coll.  1926-27,  F.B. 
coach  Brown  Univ.  (first  undefeated  team  in 
history  of  Univ. ;  won  from  Harvard,  Yale  and 
Dartmouth). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asso.  prof.  Brown  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Soc.  Dir.  Phys.  Ed.  in  Coll. ;  Amer. 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Mason ;  Univ.  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Jackson,  Aug.  21,  1911.  Chil- 
dren: Jane,  age  14;  John,  age  10;  Robert,  age 
6.  Office:  Brown  Univ.,  Providence,  R.  I.  Home: 
215  Doyle  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 

McLEOD,   FREDERICK   ROBERTSON,   pro 

fessional  golf.  Born:  North  Berwick,  Scotland, 
April  25,  1882.  Son  of  Neil  and  Marion  (Whig- 
ham)  McLeod.  Ed.:  North  Berwick  Schs.  (Scot- 
land). 

Record:  1898-1903,  won  Hope  challenge 
medal  Luffness,  Scotland.  1903-05,  pro.  Rock- 
ford  C.C.,  Rockford,  111.  (won  open  tournament 
Riverside,  111. ;  won  West.  P.G.A.  tournament 
Wheaton,  111.).  1906-09,  pro.  Midlothian  C.C., 
(Chicago,  111.).  1907,  won  West  P.G.A.  tourna- 
ment (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  runner-up  West,  open 
golf  champ.  1908,  won  U.  S.  open  champ.  Myopia 
C.C.,  (Boston,  Mass.).  1909,  won  North  and 
South  open  champ.  (Pinehurst,  N.  C).  1910-12, 
pro.  St.  Louis  C.C.  (won  Shawnee  open  champ., 
1912).  1912-28,  pro.  Columbia  C.C.  (Wash., 
D.  C).  1919,  runer-up  P.G.A.  tournament.  Pel- 
ham  C.C,  (Pelham,  N.  Y.).  1920,  won  North 
and  South  open  champ.  (Pinehurst,  N.  C).  1921, 
runer-up  U.  S.  open  champ.  (Wash.,  D.  C). 
1921-26,  mem.  Amer.  golf  team  vs.  England. 
1923,  won  St.  Petersburg  (Fla.)  open  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A.;  Columbia  C.C.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Katherine  Downs.  Office:  Co- 
lumbia C.C.,-  Chevy  Chase,  Md.  Home:  3000 
Conn.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

McLOUGHLIN,  MAURICE  EVANS,  former 
member  of  the  International  Davis  Cup  team 
(worM's  champions,  1913).  Born:  Carson  City, 
Nevada,  January  7,  1890.  Son  of  George  and 
Harriett  (Verrill)  McLoughlin.  Education: 
Lowell  High  School  (San  Francisco,  Califor- 
nia), 1909;  University  of  California. 

Record:  1905-07,  won  San  Francisco  junior 
tennis  events,  including  academic  championship. 
1907,  won  San  Francisco  City  championship : 
won  San  Francisco  Bay  Counties  championship ; 
won  Pacific  States  championship.  1908-09,  held 
practically  all  titles  on  coast  except  Pacific 
States  championship  in  which  was  runner-up. 
1909,  won  Northwestern  championship  at  Min- 
neapolis (singles,  doubles  with  G.  Janes)  ;  run- 
ner-up in  the  National  championship  (singles)  ; 
won  the  National  Interscholastic  championship ; 


member  of  the  United  States  Davis  Cup  chal- 
lenging team,  competing  for  world  supremacy 
in  Australia.  1910,  won  Southampton  champion- 
ship (singles,  doubles  with  W.  A.  Larnes)  ;  won 
Longwood  Bowl  event  at  Boston.  1911,  held  all 
Pacific  Coast  titles  except  California  State ;  won 
Western  championship  at  Chicago ;  won  New 
York  State  championship ;  won  National  cham- 
pionship ;  member  of  the  United  States  Davis 
Cup  team ;  member  of  the  International  Davis 
Cup  challenging  team,  sent  to  New  Zealand  to 
compete  for  world  title.  1912,  won  following 
tournaments  :  San  Francisco  City  ;  Central  Cali- 
fornia :  Pacific  States  (singles;  doubles  with  T. 
C.  Bundy)  ;  Western  championship;  Longwood 
Bowl;  New  York  State  (singles;  doubles  with 
T.  C.  Bundy)  ;  National  championship  (singles; 
doubles  with  T.  C.  Bundy).  1913,  won  following 
tournaments :  British  championship  (Wimble- 
don, England)  ;  National  championship  (sin- 
gles, doubles  with  T.  C.  Bundy)  ;  member  of 
the  International  Davis  Cup  team  winning 
world's  championship,  1914,  won  the  following 
events  :  New  York  State ;  Longwood  Bowl ;  run- 
ner-up in  the  National  championship ;  National 
(doubles  with  T.  C.  Bundy)  ;  International 
championship  (singles)  ;  member  of  the  Inter- 
national Davis  Cup  team.  1915,  won  Longwood 
Bowl ;  runner-up  in  the  National  champion- 
ship  (singles  and  doubles). 

Present  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  insur- 
ance. Naval  Service:  Enlisted  in  the  United 
States  Naval  Reserve  Corps.,  August,  1917 ;  com- 
missioned ensign,  1918;  discharged  April,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Alphonzo  E.  Bell  Corporation ;  Bell- 
Lloyd  Investment  Company.  Clubs:  Los  Angeles 
Tennis  ;  California  Tennis  ;  All-England  Tennis ; 
Los  Angeles  Country ;  Wilshire  Country ;  Flint- 
ridge  Country  (Pasadena,  California)  ;  BehAir 
Country;  Brentwood  Country  (Santa  Monica, 
California)  ;  Serranos  Country  (Chino,  Califor- 
nia) ;  Sequoyan  Country  (Oakland,  California). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Helen  Mears,  May  28, 
1918.  Children:  Maurice  E.,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Jean,  age 
6.  Office:  10601  Chalon  Road,  Bel-Air,  Los  An- 
geles, California.  Home:  700  Prospect  Boule- 
vard, Pasadena,  California. 

McMANES,  MATTHEW  E.,  M.D.,  rifle  cham- 
pion. Born:  Galion,  Ohio,  June  5,  1876.  Son  of 
Matthew  R.  and  Louisa  (Haas)  McManes.  Edu- 
cation: Galion  (Ohio)  High  School;  Starling 
Medical  College  (Columbus,  Ohio)  ;  M.D.,  Col- 
lege of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  (Chicago), 
1898. 

Record :  1924 :  won  decoration  "Expert  Rifle- 
man" ;  one  of  high  ten  in  individual  champion- 
ship of  United  States.  1925,  one  of  high  ten  in 
each  of  the  following  events :  Prone  champion- 
ship ;  Tyro  class ;  50-yard  championship ;  200- 
yard  championship  ;  Small  Bore  Aggregate  ;  In- 
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championship ;  Small  Bore  Wimbledon ;  captain 
of  East  Rifle  team  in  match  versus  West  team 
(won  match)  ;  won  2nd  place  in  Grand  Aggre- 
gate, Sea  Girt,  New  Jersey.  1926,  one  of  high 
ten  in  each  of  the  following  events :  50-yard 
championship ;  Individual  Championship  Aggre- 
gate ;  Individual  Long  Range  championship ; 
200  yard  championship ;  member  of  the  team 
that  won  2nd  place  for  Hercules  Trophy ;  cap- 
tain of  the  Ohio  Rifle  team  in  match  versus 
Ontario,  Canada  (won  match).  1927,  captain  of 
the  Ohio  team,  winning  2nd  place  in  Caswel 
Trophy  match ;  captain  of  Ohio  team  in  match 
versus  Ontario,  Canada  (won  match)  ;  captain 
of  United  States  International  Dewar  team  in 
match  versus  Great  Britain  (won  by  United 
States  team,  setting  a  world's  record  in  small 
bore  marksmanship). 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Elks.  Clubs:  Piqua  Rifle  Club  (secretary)  ; 
Sidney  (Ohio)  Rifle  Club;  Dayton  (Ohio)  Rifle 
Club;  National  Rifle  Association  (life  member 
and  director);  Ohio  Rifle  League  (president). 
Hobby:  Rifle  marksmanship.  Married:  Mary 
Edythe  Seibt,  1925.  Address:  723  West  High 
Street,  Piqua,  Ohio. 

McMASTER,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  college 
baseball.  Born:  Ticonic,  la.,  May  10,  1877.  Son 
of  Samuel  J.  and  Sarah  J.  (Woodsum)  Mc- 
Master.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Beloit  Coll.,  1899. 

Record:  1896-99,  capt.  Beloit  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Senator.  Married: 
Harriet  L.  Reustle.  Children:  William  Henry, 
Jr.,  age  21 ;  Dorothy,  age  17.  Office:  241  Senate 
Office  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.   Home:  Yankton,  S.  D. 


Mem.  2  yrs.  Mo.  Valley  Conf.   team.     1923-24, 
All-Conf.  fullback. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  and  salesman.  Mil. 
Service:  In  103rd  Field  Arty.,  N.G.,  Kans.  Af- 
filiations: Masons.    Address:  Lawrence,  Kans. 

McMILLAN,  NEIL,  JR.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Sept.  10,  1890.  Son 
of  Neil  and  Carrie  (Lebot)  McMillan.  Ed.: 
Detroit  Univ.  Prep.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  Mem.  Detroit  Univ.  Prep.  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  F.B.  team  (West,  champs.,  1910).  1911, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  div.,  McCord  Radiator 
and  Mfg.  Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Exec.  Com.  Mich.  Children's  Aid 
Soc.  Culbs:  Grosse  Pointe  Farms  C.C. ;  Univ. ; 
Natl.  Town  and  C.C. ;  Chevy  Chase.  Hobby: 
Golf,  baseball  and  squash  racquets.  Married: 
Juliana  Moring.  Office:  2587  E.  Grand  Blvd., 
Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  40  Moross  Rd.,  Grosse 
Pointe  Farms,  Mich. 


McMILLAN,  THOMAS  M.,  track.  Born: 
Mobile,  Ala'.,  Jan.  27,  1892.  Son  of  Thomas  M. 
and  Margaret  (Parker)  McMillan.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1913;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917. 

Record:   1913,  mgr.  Princeton  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
1st  Lt,  Med.  Corps,  U.S.A.,  1917-19;  attached 
Base  Hosp. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Upsilon;  Phi.  C.C.  Married:  Julia  Tal- 
cott.  Children:  Thomas  M.,  age  6;  Frankie,  age 
3.   Address:  2044  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


McMILLAN,  A.  WARREN,  football.  Bom: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  12,  1893.  Son  of  Joseph  A. 
and  Anna  (Higgins)  McMillan.  Ed.:  E.S.E., 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record:  Foremost  exponent  of  amateur  ath. 
in  Allegheny  and  Beaver  Co.  for  past  10  years. 
Considered  an  authority  on  amateur  aths.,  par- 
ticularly F.B.,  tennis,  track  and  boxing.  Coach- 
ing H.  Sch.  and  Prep.  Sch.  aths. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  adv.  mgr.,  Gulf  Oil 
Corp.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ; 
Keystone  A.C.  of  Pittsburgh;  Ellwood  C.C; 
Americus  Republican  Club.  Hobby:  Football, 
golf  and  tennis.  Married:  Bertha  F.  Scanlon, 
June,  1912.  Children:  Ruth  Anna,  age  15; 
Frances  Loretta,  age  14.  Office:  1573  Frick 
Annex,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  1128  Atlantic 
Ave.,  Monaca,  Pa. 

McMILLAN,  GORDON,  football.  Born: 
Beloit,  Kans.,  Feb.  28,  1903.  Son  of  F.  B.  Mc- 
Millan. Ed.:  Sterling  Coll.  (Kans.)  ;  Univ.  Kans. 

Record:  Mem.  3  yrs.  Kans.  Conf.  F.B.  team. 


McMULLEN,  DANIEL  E.,  football.  Born: 
Belleville,  Kans.,  May  8,  1906.  Son  of  C.  A. 
and  Emma  (Schrock)  McMullen.  Ed.:  Belle- 
ville H.  S. ;  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  All-Mo.  Valley  2nd 
teams ;  mem.  W.  Eckersall's  2nd  All-West  F.B. 
team.  1927,  mem.  All-Mo.  Valley  1st  F.B.  teams ; 
mem.  G.  Rice's  squad ;  mem.  David  Walsh's  3rd 
F.B.  team ;  awarded  hon.  men.  shields  by :  Pop 
Warner,  Tad  Jones  and  Knute  Rockne ;  on  W. 
Eckersall's  3rd  All- West.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Univ.  of  Nebr. 
Affiliations:  Nebr.  "N"  C. ;  Delta  Chi;  Viking; 
T.N.E.  Hobby:  Trainer.  Office:  1421  H  St., 
Lincoln,  Nebr.   Home:  Belleville,  Kans. 

McMURRY,  DR.  ORA  RICHARD,  football 
and  wrestling.  Born:  Lake  Preston,  S.  Dak., 
Sept.  24,  1894.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Annie 
(Preston)  McMurray.  Ed.:  Madison  H.  Sch., 
1913 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1922 ;  M.D.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1924. 


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Record:  1916,  mem.  1st  Wis.  Inf.  F.B.  team 
(champs.  12th  Div.,  U.  S.  Army).  1921,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  wrestling  team  (won  heavyweight 
wrestling  champ.). 

Pros.  Occupation:  Physician  and  psychiatrist, 
Psychiatric  Field  Service,  State  Bd.  of  Control 
of  Wis.  War  Record:  Corp.  and  Sgt.,  Co.  G,  1st 
Wis.  Inf.,  1916 ;  promoted  to  1st  Lt. ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  Croix  de  Guerre,  July  8,  1917;  Dis- 
tinguished Service  Cross,  Oct.  8,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Chi  Psi;  Phi  Rho  Sigma;  "W"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Wis).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  State 
Capitol,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  150  Iota  Court, 
Madison,  Wis. 

McNASPY,  CLEMENT  JAMES,  Ath.  Dir.  and 
Coach.  Born:  Aroma,  Kan.,  April  20,  1882.  Son 
trl  James  and  Anna  Mary  (Blanchet)  McNaspy. 
Ed.:  Kan.  Univ.;  B.A.,  Tulane  Univ.,  1923; 
M.A.,  Louisiana  State  Univ.,  1927. 

Record,:  1897-99,  mem.  Herington  (Kan.)  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1902,  mem.  Kan. 
Univ.  freshmen  track,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1905,  mem.  La.  State  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1906, 
mem.  La  State  Univ.  B.B.  and  track  teams. 
1909-1927,  ath  dir.  and  coach  S.  West.  La.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Physics  'and  chmn. 
Faculty  Ath.  Com.  S.  West.  La.  Inst.  Mil  Ser- 
vice: Sergt.  Co.  M.  La.  N.G.  Affiliations:  Bd.  of 
Gov.,  A.A.U. ;  Natl.  Com.  on  Swimming ;  mem. 
Olympic  Com.;  ath  dir  S.  West.  A.C. ;  La.  I.C. 
A.A.  (pres.,  1917-25)  ;  Southern  A.A.U.  (vice- 
pres.,  1924-25)  ;  Rotary  Club ;  K.C. ;  Newman 
Club.  Hobby:  Whist,  swimming  and  boating. 
Married:  Agnes  Marie  Thibodaux,  Sept.  1,  1909. 
Children:  Clement  James,  Jr.,  age  12 ;  Mary 
Agnes,  age  10.  Office:  S.  West.  La.  Inst.,  Lafay- 
ette, La.  Home:  1915  Johnston  St.,  Lafayette, 
La. 

McNICHOL,  EDWARD  T.,  Basketball  Coach, 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Born:  Phila..  Pa.,  1893.  Son  of 
Sen.  James  J.  McNichol.  Ed.:  LaSalle  Prep. 
Sch.   (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1916-17,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (runner-up  in  I.C.  League,  1917). 
1920-28,  Bskt.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineer.  War  Record: 
U.  S.  Army;  mem.  A.E.F.  Clubs:  Penn  A.  C. 
Hobby:  Coaching  basketball.  Office:  1923  Cherry 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  4635  Hazel  Ave.,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

McNULTY,  RAYMOND  P.,  football,  track 
and  soccer.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  May  12, 
1887..  Son  of  Peter  H.  and  Margaret  (Walsh) 
McNulty.  Ed.:  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch.;  LL.B., 
Yale. 

Record :  1903-04,  mem.  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (Intersch  champs.).  1904-05,  mem. 
Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch.  champ,  mile  relay  team 


(anchor  man  All-N.  Y.  H.  Sch.  champ,  relay 
team  St.  Louis  Fair,  1904).  1906,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  relay  team.  1906-09,  mem.  Yale  soc- 
cer team  (capt.,  1908-09;  selected  as  left  wing 
on  All-Amer.  Coll.  Soccer  team,  1908).  1907, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  mile  relay  team.  1907-08, 
mem.  I.C.  champ,  soccer  team.  1909-10,  mem. 
Crescent  A.C.  champ,  soccer  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Corner,  Bell,  Rus- 
sell &  McNulty  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ;  counsel  for 
Long  Island  State  Park  Comn.  (N.  Y.  C).  Mil. 
Service:  Second  F.A.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Affilia- 
tions: Chamber  of  Commerce  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.)  ; 
sec,  Garden  City  Property  Owners'  Asso. ;  Nas- 
sau County  Bar  Asso.;  Brooklyn  Real  Estate 
Bd.  Clubs:  Crescent  A.C;  Cherry  Valley  (Gar- 
den City,  N.  Y.)  ;  Lawyers  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.). 
Married:  Alice  Roche,  Jan.,  1917.  Children: 
Eileen,  age  10 ;  Alice  Roche,  age  7 ;  Margaret 
Walsh,  age  7;  Kathleen,  age  5;  Alfred  P.,  age 
3.  Office:  51  Willoughby  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Home:  120  Fourth  St.,  Garden  City,  N.  Y. 

Mcpherson,   Hamilton   allen,   trap 

shooting.  Born:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Mar.  26,  1894. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Carrie  (Allen)  McPherson. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Va.,  1913. 

Record:  1927,  high  gun  over  All-Fla.  state 
shoot  (Tallahassee)  ;  won  Armistice  Day  shoot 
Tampa  Gun  Club;  competed  Southern  Zone 
(Daytona)  ;  Georgia  State  Shoot  (Atlanta). 
1928,  competed  Eustace  Winter  Vandalian 
Shoot. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mortgage  loans  and  insur- 
ance. Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.C.,  1918 ; 
discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Shriner; 
Sigma  Nu ;  Life  mem.  A.T.A. ;  Reese  &  McPher- 
son (sec.  and  treas.)  ;  Tampa  Sporting  Goods 
Co. ;  Tampa  Gun  Club ;  Tampa  Yacht  and  C.C. ; 
Palma  Ceia  G.C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  trap- 
shooting.  Married:  Frances  Henderson,  Oct., 
1915.  Children:  Carolyn,  age  7 ;  Hamilton  A., 
Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  2-5  First  Natl.  Bank  Bldg., 
Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  2906  Hawthorne  Road, 
Tampa,  Fla. 


McQUHXAN,  HERBERT  R.,  capt.  of  bas- 
ketball and  football  teams,  N.  D.  State  Coll. 
Born:  Rochester,  Minn.,  Oct.  25,  1893.  Son  of 
John  and  Emma  (Riser)  McQuillan.  Ed.:  B.S., 
N.  D.  State  Coll.  (Fargo,  N.  D.),  1916. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  St.  Thomas  Coll.  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  (3rd  base)  teams.  1912-15, 
mem.  N.  D.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1914; 
All-State  h.b.,  2  yrs.).  1913-16,  mem.  N.  D. 
State  Coll.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt. 
B.,  1916;  All-State  guard,  BsktB.,  1913-16). 
1918-20,  head  coach,  Rochester  H.  Sch.  (Roches- 
ter, Minn.).  1920-22,  coach  Heffron  H.  Sch. 
1922-24,  coach  Lake  H.  Sch.  1924-28,  ath.  dir. 
Stetson  Univ.,  DeLand,  Fla. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Theta  Chi ;  Amer.  Asso.  F.B.  Coaches ;  DeLand 
C.C.,  Fla.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Altine 
Knatwold,  April  18,  1917.  Children:  H.  R.,  Jr., 
age  9.  Office:  Stetson  Univ.,  DeLand,  Fla. 
Home:  215  N.  Garfield  Ave.,  DeLand,  Fla. 


MEACHAM,  EDGAR  D.,  track  and  football. 
Born:  Smithfield,  Tex.,  Aug.  22,  1888.  Son  of 
Geo.  A.  and  Josephine  (Smith)  Meacham.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  Okla.,  1914;  A.M.,  Harvard,  1917; 
Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,,  1922. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  Okla.  F.B.  team. 
1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  Okla.  track  team.  1914-20 
and  22-24,  mem.  coaching  staff  Univ.  Okla.  1914- 
28,  F.B.  Official.  1922-28,  pres.  Ath.  Council, 
Univ.  Okla.  Mem.  Southwest.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Of- 
ficials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  maths,  and  asst. 
dean,  Coll.  of  Arts  and  Sciences.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ; 
Kappa  Sigma;  Phi  Eta  Sigma;  Lions  Club. 
Married:  Ray  Ferrell.  Children:  John  Ferrell, 
age  3;  Martha  Ray,  age  1.  Office:  Univ.  of  Okla., 
Norman,  Okla.  Home:  712  Lindsay  St.,  Norman, 
Okla. 


MECHLING,  EDWARD  A.,  track.  Born: 
Hosensack,  Lehigh  Co.,  Pa.,  Jan.  31,  1878.  Son 
of  William  Harrison  and  Sarah  J.  (Schreiber) 
Mechling.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.,  1894;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1899. 

Record:  1895,  Germantown  Acad,  half-mi. 
record,  2:16.  1896-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  and  cross-country  teams  (capt.  cross- 
country, 1898;  runner-up  in  two  mile  run,  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  meet,  1899).  1896,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
five  mi.  champ,  relay  team  (world's  record). 
1897,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  four  mi.  champ,  relay 
team  (world's  record).  1898,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
two  mi.  and  four  mi.  champ,  relay  teams. 
1899,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  two  mi.  champ,  relay 
team ;  mgr.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1901,  pres.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1898-1900,  mem.  Exec. 
Com.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Olympic  track  team ;  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemical  mnfr.  and  fruit 
grower ;  vice-pres.  and  treas.,  Mechling  Bros. 
Chemical  Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Moorestown 
Trust  Co.  Married:  Edith  Elliott,  1909.  Chil- 
dren: William  Harrison,  2nd,  age  14 ;  James 
Elliott,  age  10.  Office:  Line  St.,  Camden,  N.  J. 
Home:  Riverton  Rd.,  Moorestown,  N.  J. 


MEAGHER,  JOHN  F.,  football.  Born:  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  July  5,  1896.  Son  of  Pierce  and 
Bridget  (Galligan)  Meagher.  Ed.:  Notre  Dame 
Univ.;  111.  Univ.;  Tex.  Univ.;  St.  Edward's 
Univ.;  S.  Methodist  Univ. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1921-28,  coach  St.  Edward's  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1322-25,  coach  St.  Edward's  Univ.  Bskt.  B. 
team.  1922-28,  coach  St.  Edward's  Univ.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service- 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  1917,  served  with 
15th  Regt.,  Santo  Domingo,  comnd.  Lt. ;  dis- 
charged 1920.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Amer.  F.B. 
Coaches'  Asso.  Married:  Iris  Krueger,  Aug.  21, 
1921  (deceased)  ;  2nd  wife,  Frances  Conrey, 
July  22,  1926.  Children:  Marillyn,  age  6;  Wm„ 
age  3;  John,  infant.  Office:  St.  Edward's  Univ., 
Austin,  Tex.  Home:  1015  Milam  PI.,  Austin, 
Tex. 


MEARS,  GILBERT  MALCOLM,  baseball. 
Born:  Snohomish,  Wash.,  Apr.  27,  1901.  Son  of 
Charles  Leon  and  Ernestine  (Wyer)  Mears. 
Ed-.:  Univ.  of  Calif. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  1923,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Br.  mgr.,  Minneapolis 
Honeywell  Regulator  Co.  Affiliation:  Beta  Theta 
Pi;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  6 
Franklin  St.,  Providence,  R.  I.  Home:  279  Bene- 
fit St.,  Providence,  R.  I. 


MEDERNACH,  JOSEPH  A.,  basketball. 
Born:  Palmerton,  Pa.,  June  6,  1904.  Son  of 
John  W.  and  Fannie  (Meiley)  Medernach.  Ed.: 
Palmerton  H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Palmerton  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  squad ;  mem.  Lehigh  Valley  Intersch. 
Bskt.B.  League  team ;  Bskt.B.  referee,  Jr.  H. 
Sch.  games.  1923-24,  mem.  Palmerton  Tiger's 
Amateur  F.B.  team.  1924,  refereed  Bskt.B. 
games,  Lehigh  Valley  pro.  Bskt.B.  League.  1925, 
refereed  Bskt.B.  games  for  Coll.,  Clubs  and  H. 
Schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clerk,  Library  of  Congress. 
Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Approved  Bskt.B.  Official  of 
Joint  Com.  Hobby:  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  Office: 
Library  of  Congress,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1727 
Riggs  Place,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


MEGAW,  WALTER,  bowling.  Bom:  Wil- 
mington, Dela.,  Sept.  18,  1890.  Son  of  F.  T.  and 
Anna  (Spearman)  Megaw.  Ed.:  Wilmington  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Wash,  bowling  team 
(won  dual  match  between  Baltimore-Wash.). 
Mem.  Rathshellar  Dist.  champ,  bowling  team. 
1926,  won  all  events,  W.C.D.A.  tournaments. 
1928,  won  Howard  Campbell  Sweepstake  aver- 
age for  15  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Arcadia  Bowling  Alley. 
War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  Base  Hosp.  Unit. 
Affiliations:  I.O.O.F. ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Bowling 
and  baseball.   Married:  Lola  Speakman,  Apr.  27, 


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1918.  Children:  Walter,  Jr.,  age  4.  Office: 
Arcade,  14th  and  Pk.  Rd.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
1609  A  St.  N.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MEHKE,  HARRY  JAMES,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Lincoln,  Ind.,  Sept.  18,  1902. 
Son  of  Henry  H.  and  Mary  (McMahon)  Mehre. 
Ed.:  Lexington  H.  Seh. ;  Ph.B.,  Notre  Dame 
Univ.,    1922. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1920). 
1921,  hon.  mention  by  Grantland  Rice.  1922-23, 
coach,  St.  Thomas  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1924-28,  head  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach,  Univ.  of  Ga. 
Clubs:  Athens  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Ga.,  Athens,  Ga.  Home:  Georgeland  Hotel, 
Athens,    Ga. 

MELL,  WILLIAM  B.,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Savannah,  Ga.,  May  21,  1872.  Son  of  Wm.  B. 
and  Anna  E.  (George)  Mell.  Ed.:  D.D.S.,  At- 
lanta Dental  Coll.,  1895. 

Record:  1925,  competed  Fla.  state  shoot 
(Miami)  ;  won  Class  C  champ.,  Southern  Zone 
shoot  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  winning  Maple  Wood 
Hundred ;  runner-up  Southern  Zone  handicap 
(Birmingham,  Ala.)  ;  tied  for  runner-up,  Class 
A,  Grande  Amer.  shoot.  (Vandalia,  O.).  1927, 
won  Daytona  Beach  shoot ;  won  Class  A  champ., 
Southern  div.  shoot  (Daytona,  Fla.)  ;  won  all- 
around  champ.  (Daytona,  Fla.),  high  over  all 
div.  shooters. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Miami 
Hialeah  Gun  Club ;  Tamiami  Gun  Club.  Hobby: 
Trapshooting.  Married:  Nellie  Peters  Dell, 
Jan.,  1904.  Children:  Wm.  B.,  Jr.,  age  21 ;  Fan- 
nie Dell,  age  16.  Office:  309  Calumet  Bldg., 
Miami,  Fla.  Home:  971  N.  W.  4th  St.,  Miami, 
Florida. 


MENTON,  ANDREW  PAUL,  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  official.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  23,  1900. 
Son  of  John  A.  Menton.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Loyola  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  Played  Bskt.  B.  1  yr.  and  tennis  4 
yrs.,  Loyola  Coll.  1926-28,  chmn.  Bd.  of  Officials, 
Maryland  Scholastic  sso.  1918-28,  pres.  and  hon. 
pres.  Md.  Bskt.B.  Official  Bd.  1922-25,  sports 
writer,  Balto.  Amer.,  Balto.  Post,  Balto.  Eve. 
Sun.  1925-28,  sports  ed.  Balto.  Eve.  Sun.  1926-28, 
officiated  I.C.  games,  Southern  Conf.  Tourney. 
1927-28,  mem.  joint  Bskt.B.  Rules  Comm. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor.  Affiliations: 
A.  S.  Abell  Co.,  newspaper  publishers.  Married: 
Jean  Dawson,  Apr.  18,  1928.  Office:  The  Evening 
Sun,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  3313  Forest  Park 
Rd.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

MERCER,  EUGENE  LEROY,  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
champ.     Born:   Kennett    Square,    Pa.,    Oct.    30, 


1888.  Son  of  Eugene  Pierce  and  Mary  (Hicks) 
Mercer.  Ed.:  Kennett  Square,  Pa.  H.  Sch., 
1906 ;  George  Sch.,  Pa.,  1909,  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1903. 

Record:  1908,  world's  intersch.  pole  vault 
record,  12  ft.  %  in. ;  alternate  mem.  U.  S, 
Olympic  team.  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Freshmen  F.B.  team  and  broke  world  intersch. 
pole  vault  record,  12  ft.  1 1-3  in.  1910-12,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams  (All- 
American  f.b..  1910  and  '12;  capt.,  1911  and  '12.). 
1912,  mem.  Olympic  team.  1912-13,  mem.  Univ. 
Pa.  track  team  (I.C.A.A.A.A.  broad  jump 
champ.,  23  ft.  10y2  in.;  capt.  team,  1913).  1914- 
28,  prof.  phys.  ed.  and  ath.  dir.,  Swarthmore 
Coll.,  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  phys.  ed.,  Swarthmore 
Coll.,  Pa.  Mil.  Service:  Contract  surgeon, 
Swarthmore  Coll.,  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon  ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Varsity  Club ;  Sphinx  Soc. ; 
Exec.  Com.  N.C.A.A. ;  Rep.  2nd  Dist.  N.C.A.A. ; 
Middle  Atlantic  States  Coll.  Ath.  Asso.  (pres.); 
Springhaven  Club.  Hobby:  Golf,  fishing,  orni- 
thology. Married:  Emily  Atkinson,  Jan.  7,  1914. 
Children:  Mary  Ellen,  age  11 ;  E.  LeRoy,  Jr.,  age 
8 ;  David  Hicks,  age  7 ;  Thomas  Atkinson,  age  5. 
Office:  Swarthmore  Coll.,  Swarthmore,  Penna. 
Home:  630  N.  Chester  Rd.,  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

MERCUR,  FREDERIC,  soccer  and  tennis. 
Born:  Willaimsport,  Pa.,  June  23,  1903.  Son  of 
Mrs.  Houck  Mercur  Bocchi  Bianchi.  Ed.:  Auck- 
enthaler  Sch.  (Lausanna,  Suisse)  ;  Harrisburg 
Acad. ;  Lehigh  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-20,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  soccer 
team,  (Pa.  State  champs.,  1922)  tennis 
champs.  1921,  Pa.  State  Jr.  champ.  1923,  Md. 
State  champ.  1924,  Dela.  State  champ.  1925, 
Longwood  Bowl  champ.  1926,  Pa.  State  champ. 
Natl,  scholastic  rankings :  1925,  No.  20 ;  1926, 
No.  19 ;  1927,  No.  18 ;  1928,  No.  2. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Equitable  Life  Assurance 
Soc.  of  the  U.  S.  Affiliations:  E.  P.  Wilbus 
Trust  Co. ;  Sigma  Phi.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Address: 
62  E.  Market  St.,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 

MEREDITH,  JAMES  EDWIN,  track.  Born: 
Chester  Heights,  Pa.,  Nov.  14,  1891.  Son  of 
James  H.  and  Mary  Ann  (Seahy)  Meredith. 
Ed.:  Mercersburg  Acad.  (Pa.),  1912  ;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1916. 

Recrd:  World's  Intersch.  440  yd.  record,  48 
4-5  seconds ;  world's  Inter-Sch.  880-yd.  record, 
1 :55 ;  world's  I.C.  440-yd.  record,  47  2-5  sec. ; 
world's  I.C.  880-yd.  record,  1:53;  world's  col- 
legiate 880-yd.  record,  1 :52  1-5  ;  world's  440-yd. 
record,  47  2-5  sec.  1912,  won  880  meters  in 
Stockholm  Olympics  (record  still  stands).  1912- 
26,  former  world's  880-yd.  record,  1 :51  9-10.  At 
one  time  held  every  440-yd.  and  880-yd.  record, 
inter-sch.,  I.C.  and  world's,  at  same  time. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Capt.  in  Army  Air  Service  (pilot).  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  N.Y.A.C.  Married:  Ma- 
tilda Adelaide  Bassett,  June  14,  1919.  Office: 
Franklin  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  233 
Essex  Ave.,  Narberth,  Pa. 

MERILLAT,  LOUIS  A.,  JR.,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  football.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  June 
9,  1892.  Son  of  Dr.  Louis  A.  and  Mary  (Smith) 
Merillat.  Ed.:  Armour  Scientific  Acad.,  1910; 
Armour  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1911 ;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad., 
1915. 

Record:  1908-09,  capt.  Armour  Scientific 
Acad.  B.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Chicago  Amer. 
B.B.  team  (Amer.  League).  1911-12.  mem.  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad.  Bskt.B.  team.  1911-15,  mem.  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (mem.  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team  and  mem.  All-East. 
F.B.  team,   1913-14;  capt.  B.B.,  1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  and  export  mgr.,  Ero 
Mfg.  Co.  (Chicago,  111.).  War  Record:  Cadet 
U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.,  1911-15 ;  2nd'  lieut.  inf.,  1915- 
17 ;  capt.  inf.,  1917 ;  maj.  inf.,  3rd  Div.,  A.E.F., 
] 917-18;  resigned  from  Army,  1922.  Affiliations: 
Mason ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Army  and  Navy  Olympic 
Club ;  Army  A.A.  Married:  Ethel  Wynne.  Chil- 
dren: Ethel  Wynne,  age  11 ;  Mary  Louise,  age 
8.  Office:  2240  Ogden  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
5235  Harper  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

MERRELL,  RAYMOND  ROY,  coach.  Born: 
Crawfordsville,  Ind.,  April  7,  1897.  Son  of  Al- 
fred Dan  and  Daisy  Ann  (■Quillin)  Merrell.  Ed.: 
Crawfordsville  (Ind.)  H.  Sch. ;  Wabash  Coll.; 
Univ.  of  111. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Crawfordsville  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1915-16,  mem. 
Wabash  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1918, 
coached  champ.  B.B.  team,  Ft.  Sill,  Okla. 
(Army)  ;  1922-23,  coached  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Bloomfield,  Ind.  (Bskt.B.  team  runner-up,  sec- 
tional tourney,  1923)  ;  1926-28,  coach  Junior  H. 
Sch.,  Mich.  City,  Ind. 

Pres.  Occupations  Phys.  and  ath.  dir.  Mich. 
City  (Ind.)  Fr.  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
U.S.A. ;  comm'd  2nd  lieut. ;  instr.  phys.  train- 
ing (Camp  Taylor,  Ky.).  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion  (ath.  off.);  N.  Ind.  Ath.  Off.  Asso. ; 
Asso.  of  Nationally  Approved  Bskt.B.  Off. ; 
Delta  Sigma.  Hobby:  Music  and  dramatics. 
Married:  Ruth  Houlehan.  Children:  Frances 
Ann,  age  7;  Marjorie  Jean,  age  3.  Office:  Jr. 
H.  Sch.,  Detroit  and  Spring,  Mich.  City.,  Ind. 
Home:  406  E.  9th  St.,  Mich.  City,  Ind. 

MERRELLS,  WILLIAM  GLADSTONE,  bas- 
ketball, football.  Born:  Mason  Co.,  W.  Va., 
June  15,  1894.  Son  of  Arthur  and  Elizabeth 
(Wilkinsen)  Merrells.  Ed.:  Buckhannon  H. 
Sch.  1913;  B.S.,  W.   Va.  Wesleyan  Coll.,  1916. 


Record:  Mem.  Buckhannon  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  W.  Va.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-18,  coach  Wells- 
burg  (W.  Va.)  H.  Sch.  (won  Ohio  Valley 
Bskt.B.  champ.,  1918).  1919-21,  coach  Wash- 
ington Irving  (Clarksburg,  W.  Va.)  H.  Sch. 
(won  B.B.  champ.,  1921;  Bskt.B.  champ,  of 
Ohio  Valley  and  Monongahela  Valley,  1920-21). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  and  owner,  printing 
and  engraving  bus.  Mil.  Service:  In  chemical 
warfare,  Gas  Defense  Div.,  1918-19 ;  served  in 
Long  Island  City  and  Lake  Hurst,  N.  J. ;  sergt. 
1st  class  when  disch.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Tall 
Cedars ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Englewood  C.C.  Office: 
Ogden  Bldg.,  Clarksburg,  W.  Va.  Home:  601 
Duff  Ave.,  Clarksburg,  W.  Va. 

MERRIAM,  WILLIAM  S.,  head  swimming 
coach,  Univ.  Pa.  Born:  Michigan  City,  Ind., 
Oct.  27,  1885.  Son  of  William  S.  and  Lillian 
(Coyner)  Merriam.  Ed.:  Indianapolis  H.  Sch.; 
LL.B.,  Harrison  Law  Sch.,  1925. 

Record:  1908-12,  mem.  Chicago  A.C.  swim- 
ming teams.  1912-14,  mem.  111.  A.C.  swimming 
teams.  1913,  won  quarter  and  half-mile  Cen. 
A.AU.  champs.  1914-15,  originator  3-day  swim- 
ming meets  Cen.  A.A.U..  1914-21,  coach  Hoosier 
A.C.  1914-28,  official  at  A.A.U.  meets;  1921-22- 
23-24-25,  head  coach  Univ.  Ind.  1924,  head  coach 
Indianapolis  A.C.  1926-27,  head  coach  Detroit 
A.C.     1927-28,  head  coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Coll.  Swimming  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Swim- 
ming. Married:  Minnie  E.  Swan,  Mar.  1,  1905. 
Office:  Univ.  Pa.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  6477  Wood- 
crest  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MERRIFIELD,  FRED.,  baseball.  Bom: 
Amboy,  111.,  Jan.  18,  1874.  Son  of  Albert  Henry 
and  Lucy  (Tooker)  Merrifleld.  Ed.:  Ottawa,  111. 
H.  Sch.,  1893;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  A.B.,  1898; 
D.B.,   1901. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1899).  1901,  coach  Univ.  of 
Chicago  freshman  B.B.  team.  1904-07,  coach 
Waseda  Univ.  (Tokyo,  Japan)  B.B.  team.  1920- 
21,  coach  Univ.  of  Chicago  B.B.  team  (took 
team  to  Japan,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof.,  New  Testament 
History  and  Interpretation,  Univ.  of  Chicago; 
Minister,  All  Souls  Liberal  Church,  Chicago. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  State  Teachers' 
Asso. ;  Asso.  of  Teachers  of  Religion ;  Liberal 
Ministers  Asso. ;  West.  Unitarian  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Unitarian  Asso. ;  Federation  of  Religious  Liber- 
als ;  Assoc.  Ed.  World  Unity  Foundation ;  Order 
of  the  "C"  (Univ.  of  Chicago).  Hobby:  Moun- 
tain hiking,  golf  and  lecturing.  Married:  Anna 
Hoi  combe  Marshall,  1907.  Children:  Fred  Mar- 
shall, age  17;  Charles  Warren,  age  14;  Mar- 
garet Comfort,   age  10;   Dudley  Bruce,   age  7; 


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Marcia  Helen,  age  7.  Office:  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  5626  Kimbark  Ave.,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 

MERRILEES,  ANDY  G.,  professional  golf. 
Born:  N.  Berwick,  Scotland,  July  13,  1893.  Son 
of  Win.  and  Jane  (Gaullane)  Merrilees.  Ed.: 
N.  Berwick  Pub.  Sch. 

Record:  1920,  won  Carrie  Cup  (Edinburgh, 
Scotland).  1921,  runner-up,  semi-finals  for 
Thomas  Henderson  Cup;  golf  pro.,  Hollywood 
C.C.  (Deal,  N.  J.).  1922,  golf  pro.,  Lake  Cham- 
plain  C.C.  (N.  T.).  1922-26,  golf  pro.,  Orman 
Beach  C.C.  (Winter)  ;  golf  pro.  Linkville  C.C. 
(Summer).  1927,  golf  pro.,  Tryson  C.C.  (N.  C). 
1928,  golf  pro.,  High  Point  C.C.    (N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  War  Record:  En- 
listed British  Army,  1914 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. ;  High  Point 
C.C.  Hobby:  Teaching  golf.  Married:  Mar- 
garet Wolfe,  Feb.  7,  1924.  Children:  Majorie, 
age  2.  Office:  High  Point  C.C,  High  Point,  N. 
C.    Borne:  Box  840,  High  Point,  N.  C. 

MERRIMAN,  JOHN  SPENCE,  JR.,  coach 
Trinity  College.  Born:  Mechanicsville,  N.  Y.,  Apr. 
22,  1899.  Son  of  John  Spence  and  Pinella 
(Wallace)  Merriman.  Ed.:  Holyoke  H.  Sch., 
1918;  Union  Coll.  (Schenectady,  N.  T.),  1918; 
B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1914-1918,  mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.  B.  team  (capt,  1918).  1916-18,  mem. 
Holyoke  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem. 
Holyoke  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Union 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Spring- 
field Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team,  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
Jr.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.).  1921-23,  mem. 
Springfield  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1923-25,  asst.  phys.  dir.  and  coach  Worcester 
Acad.  1925,  F.B.  and  B.B.  coach  Trinity  Coll. 
(Harford,  Conn.).  1926-27,  swimming  instr.  and 
guard,  Riverside  Park,  Springfield,  Mass. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  phys.  ed.  instr., 
Trinity  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  S.A.T.C. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  Varsity  Club;  Amer. 
Red  Cross  Life  Saving  Corps  (examiner). 
Hobby:  Golf,  horseback  riding,  hunting,  fishing. 
Office:  20  Jar  vis  Hall,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home: 
193  Brown  Ave.,  Holyoke,  Mass. 

MERRITT,  HENRY  NEWTON,  Captain  Yale 
basketball  team,  1912.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  April  17, 
1888.  Son  of  Arthur  and  Florence  (Newton) 
Merritt.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad.  (Andover,  Mass.), 
1908 ;  Yale,  1912 ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Law  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Andover  F.B.,  ice 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams.  (Capt.  F.B.,  1907 ;  capt. 
hockey,  1907-08.)  1908,  mem.  Yale  fresh.  F.B., 
B.B.   and    hockey   teams.     1909-12,    mem.   Yale 


varsity  B.B.  team  (shortstop  and  3rd  base; 
capt.,  1912).  1910-12,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey 
team.  1912-24  coach  F.B.  and  B.B.  Wm.  Penn 
Charter  Sch.  (won  1st  place  Inter- Acad.  League, 
1913-24). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  Law.  Affiliations: 
Penn.  A.C.  of  Phila. ;  mem.  B.B.  Com.;  Yale 
Club  of  Phila. ;  Fourth  St.  Club  of  Phila.  Hobby: 
F.B.  Married:  Margaret  Lynn,  Dec.  21,  1915. 
Office:  15th  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
5318  Angora  Terrace,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MERTZ,  LOUIS  W.,  won  Eastern  Junior  and 
Senior  A.A.U.  high  hurdles  championship,  1903- 
05.  Born:  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  3,  1882. 
Son  of  Louis  C.  and  Nellie  (Wiegand)  Mertz. 
Ed.:  Worcester  Acad.,  1902;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1905. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Worcester  Acad,  track 
and  F.B.  teams  (won  New  England  Inter-Sch. 
high  hurdles  record).  1903-05,  mem.  Yale  track 
team  (East.  Jr.  and  Sr.  A.A.U.  high  hurdles 
champ.,  1903-04).  1904-06,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  Olym- 
pic team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builder.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Squadron  A,  105th  Machine  Gun  Bn.,  N.G.N.Y. 
Affiliations:  Chi  Phi.  Clubs:  Yale;  Amer.  Yacht; 
Westchester  Biltmore ;  Bryan  River  Beagles. 
Married:  Jane  McClenahan.  Children:  James 
McClenahan,  age  17;  Philip  Carlyle,  age  16. 
Office:  Port  Chester,  N.  Y.  Home:  Mowhawk 
Ave.,  Rye,  N.  Y. 

MERTZ,  WILLIAM  NORMAN,  golf.  Born: 
East  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Nov.  11,  1899.  Son  of  Frank 
F.  and  Katherine  (Smith)  Mertz.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Schs. 

Record:  1920-22,  participated  in  St.  Louis 
dist.  golf  tournament.  1922-27,  won  South.  111. 
amateur  golf  champ.  1924,  participated  in 
semi-finals,  St.  Louis  dist.  golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Mertz  Auto  and  Radia- 
tor Co.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Shriner;  St.  Clair 
C.C.  (E.  St.  Louis).  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  235 
No.  6th  St.,  E.  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  8300  W. 
Main  St.,  Belleville,  111. 

MERWIN,  DAVIS,  Member  executive  com- 
mitte  I.C.A.A.A.A.,  1920-21.  Born:  Bloomington, 
111.,  Jan.  24,  1900.  Son  of  Louis  B.  and  Jessie 
(Davis)  Merwin.  Ed.:  Choate  Sch.  (Conn.)  ; 
Harvard. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  exec.  com.  I.C.A.A. 
A.A. ;  mgr.  Harvard  track  team.  1921,  mgr.  I.C.. 
at  Harvard  Stadium. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  The 
Daily  Pantagraph  (Bloomington,  111.).  Mil. 
Service:  In  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  Harvard  Univ., 
later  at  1st  Naval  Hosp.  (Chelsea,  Mass.)  ; 
trans,  to  Charlestown  Navy  Yard ;  disch.,  Jan., 
1919.      Affiliations:    Treas.    Bloomington    Open. 


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Forum;  dir.  Bloomington  Asso.  of  Commerce. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Harvard-Yale-Prince- 
ton (Chicago).  Hobby:  Cartooning.  Married: 
Josephine  Underwood,  Jan.  31,  1925.  Office:  301 
W.  "Washington  St.,  Bloomington,  111.  Home: 
1108  E.  Monroe  St.,  Bloomington,  111. 

MESSER,  GUERDON  N.,  Professor  of  phy- 
sical education.  Born:  Troy,  N.  Y.,  May  23,  1887. 
Son  of  Horace  Warner  and  Edith  Lauretta 
(Norris)  Messer.  Ed.:  B.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  Spring- 
field Coll.,  1909;  M.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  Springfield 
Coll.,  1927;  Harvard  Summer  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed.,  1910. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-11,  prof,  of  phys. 
ed.,  dir.  of  aths.  and  coach,  Birmingham  (Ala.) 
pub.  schs.  P.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911- 
17,  prof,  of  phys.  ed.,  dir.  of  aths.  and  coach, 
"Worcester  Acad.  F.B.,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams. 
1917-20,  insp.  of  phys.  training,  State  Dept.  of 
Ed.  of  N.  Y.  (Albany).  1920-22,  prof,  of  phys. 
ed.,  dir.  of  aths.  and  coach,  Rensselaer  Poly. 
Inst.  (Troy,  N.  Y.)  B.B.  team.  1920-28  (sum- 
mer) head  master  Camp  Kennebee  Jr.  (No. 
Belgrade,  Me.).  '  1922-28,  prof,  of  phys.  ed., 
dir.  of  aths.  and  coach,  Williams  Coll.  (Wil- 
liamstown,  Mass.)  B.B.  team  B.B.  and  F.B. 
Official.     Author,  "How  to  Play  Basketball." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  Phys.  Ed.  and  Dir. 
of  Aths.  Mil.  Service:  In  Depot  Brig.,  76th  Div., 
Inf.,  Nov.,  1917;  grad.  2nd  lieut.  from  3rd 
O.T.S.,  May,  1918,  promoted  1st  lieut.,  inf., 
July,  1918 ;  comdr.  Bayonet  and  Phys.  Training 
Sch.,  Camp  Sherman,  until  1918.  Affiliations: 
Masons.  Married:  Ethel  Roberta  Seerley,  June 
16,  1909.  Children:  Edith  Margaret,  age  18; 
Ruth  Seerley,  age  15.  Office:  "Williams  Coll., 
Williamstown,  Mass.  Home:  Lynde  Lane,  Wil- 
liamstown,  Mass. 

MESSLER,  EUGENE  LAWRENCE,  football 
and  rowing.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  April  6, 
1873.  Son  of  Thomas  Doremus  and  Maria  Rem- 
sen  (Varick)  Messier.   Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1894.  S. 

Record:  1891,  mem.  Yale  freshman  and  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1892,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
crew;  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1893-94, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  and  F.B.  team.  1894, 
coach  Center  Coll.  (Danville,  Ky.).  1895-97, 
mem.  Duquesne  Country  and  A.C.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfg.  exec.  War  Record: 
U.  S.  Army,  May  20,  1918,  to  June  16,  1919; 
capt.  Co.  G,  21st  Engrs.  (L.  R.)  ;  First  Army, 
A.E.F. ;  maj.  Engr.  Res.,  holding  certificate  of 
capacity  for  lieut.  col.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Third 
Natl.  Bank  of  Pittsburgh ;  pres.  and  dir.  Eureka 
Fire  Brick  Works ;  dir.  Fisher  Scientific  Co. ; 
Amer.  Iron  and  Steel  Inst.;  A.I.M.M.E. ;  Engr. 
Soc.  of  West.  Pa. ;  Amer.  Refractories  Inst. ; 
A.S.M.B. ;  V.F.W.  of  the  U.S.;  Amer.  Legion; 
S.A.R. ;  British  Iron  and  Steel  Inst. ;  Pittsburgh 


G.C. ;  Rolling  Rock  Club ;  Duquesne  Club ;  Yale 
Club.  Hobby:  Big  game  hunting,  horseback  rid- 
ing, tennis  and  squash  racquets.  Married:  Eliz- 
abeth Verner  Long,  Dec.  31,  1898.  Children: 
Thomas  Doremus,  age  28 ;  Lawrence,  Jr.,  age  21. 
Office:  1507  First  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.     Home:  5423  Forbes  St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

MESSMER,  JOHN,  Captain  University  of 
Wisconsin  football  team,  1907.  Born:  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  Sept.  23,  1884.  Son  of  Henry  and  Barbara 
(Reik)  Messmer.  Ed.:  East  Div.  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1909. 

Record:  1902-04,  mem.  East.  Div.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  team  (capt.,  1903-05;  broke  U.  S. 
Inter-Sch.   discus  record,   118  ft.   3   in.,   1904). 

1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman  F.B.  team. 

1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  swimming 
team.  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1907;  track,  1907). 
1907-08,  1st  place  West.  I.C.  track  meet.  1907- 
09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B.  team  (made  trip 
to  Japan  with  Univ.  B.B.  team,  acting  capt., 
1909). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Constr.  Supt.,  Milwaukee 
Co.,  Wis.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon; 
Mason ;  umpire  and  field  judge  West.  I.C.  F.B. 
Asso.;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.);  Milwaukee 
Rowing  Club.  Married:  Louise  Jahns,  June, 
1911.  Children:  Mary  Lou,  age  13 ;  Barbara 
Jean,  age  8.  Address:  633  Md.  Ave.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. 


METCALF,  HAROLD  G.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Springfield,  Mass.,  Aug.  15,  1882. 
Son  of  Edwin  D.  and  Carrie  W.  (Flint)  Met- 
calf.  Ed.:  Auburn  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Cascadilla 
Prep.  Sch.  (Ithaca)  ;  Yale. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Yale  freshman  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1901-03,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1902-04,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1902,  made  longest  run  in  Yale-Harvard 
F.B.  game  up  to  present  time,  74  yds.  from 
scrimmage. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Co- 
lumbian Rope  Co.;  Dir.  Cayuga  City  .Natl.  Bk.; 
dir.  Auburn  &  Syracuse  R.R. ;  dir.  Crown  Pipe 
Foundry ;  dir.  Cayuga  Cotton  and  Linen  Co. ; 
dir.  Protectorhood  Corp. ;  dir.  Nye  &  Unit ;  past 
pres.  Jute  Mfr.  Asso.,  Cordage  Inst.,  and  Au- 
burn Mfrs.  Asso.  Clubs:  Univ.  C. ;  Yale  C. 
(N.Y.C.) ;  Ouasco  C.C.  (Auburn) ;  Oak  Bluff 
C.C.  (Mass.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Maud  E. 
Nye,  June  1,  1914.  Children:  Nancy  E.,  age  12; 
Jean  N.,  age  9 ;  Carl  F.,  age  8.  Office:  Care  Co- 
lumbian Rope  Co.,  Auburn,  N.  Y.  Home:  39 
William  St.,  Auburn,  N.  Y. 

METCALF,  KEYES  D.,  Captain  Oberlin  Col- 
lege track  team.  Born:  Elyria,  Ohio,  Apr.  13, 
1889.  Son  of  Isaac  Stevens  and  Harriet  (Howes) 


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Metcalf.    Ed.:   Oberlin    High    Sch.,   1907;    A.B., 
Oberlin  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Oberlin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1909-1910,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(State  champ,  both  years).  1909-11,  mem.  Ober- 
lin Coll.  track  team  (capt,  1911;  State  champ., 
1910).  1910-11,  Individual  champ,  for  State. 
1911-28,  F.B.  and  track  official  chiefly  in  H. 
Schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  of  Preparation  Div., 
N.  Y.  Public  Library.  Hobby:  Gardening.  Mar- 
ried: Martha  Gerrish,  June  16,  1914.  Children: 
Margaret  Gerrish,  age  11 ;  William  Gerrish,  age 
9.  Office:  476  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  112 
Alexander  Ave.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

METZGER,  WILLIAM  F.,  President  Wissa- 
hickon  Farms,  Inc.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  26, 
1881.  Son  of  E.  Louis  and  Mary  E.  (Hogg) 
Metzler.     Ed.:  Univ.  Pa.,  1904. 

Record:  1889-28,  owner,  exhibitor  and  spon- 
sor of  horse  shows.  1925-28,  organizer,  pres., 
Wissahickon  Farms,  Inc.  (1st  equestrian  Club 
in  U.  S.  for  promoting  horse  racing,  horse  shows 
and  polo)  ;  pres.,  Phila.  Riders  and  Drivers 
Asso.  First  man  in  U.  S.  to  start  whippet 
racing.  Organizer  and  pres.,  Wissahickon  Farms 
Whippet   Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.,  Croft  and 
Allen  Co.  and  Croft  and  Metzger  Co.  Affilia- 
tions. Phi  Delta  Theta  ;  Masons;  Scottish  Rite 
(32°)  ;  Union  League.  Clubs:  Penn  A.C. ;  Phila. 
CO  ;  Seaview  G.C. ;  Manufacturers ;  Manufac- 
turers C.C.  Hobby:  Equestrianism.  Married: 
Sarah  Stokes  Daniel,  1926.  Children:  (former 
marriage)  ;  Chas.  D.,  age  20;  E.  Louis,  age  15. 
Office:  915  Franklin  Trust  Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
5921  Overbrook  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

METZLER,  CUVIER  A.,  Central  Board  of 
Football  Official.  Bom:  Findlay,  O.,  Sept.  10, 
1888.  Son  of  Jacob  L.  and  Adella  (Moulton) 
Metzler.  Ed.:  Findlay  H.  S.,  1909;  Springfield 
Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1904-08,  capt.  Findlay  H.S.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  and  mem.  track  team. 
1909-11,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
(capt,  '11).  1910-11,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1912-13,  ath.  dir  and 
coach  Dunkirk,  N.  Y.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and 
track.  1912-28.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Offi- 
cial. 1913-16,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  So.  Bend,  Ind. 
1916-22,  ath.  dir.  Cen.  H.  S.    (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Wash.  Real  Estate  Bd. ;  Natl.  Asso.  Real 
Estate  Bds. ;  life  mem..  City  C. ;  Indian  Springs 
G.C:  Beaver  Dam  O  C.  Married:  Bertha  Schu- 
chardt,  Feb.  26.  1913.  Children:  Cuvier  A.,  Jr., 
age  12 ;  Richard  L.,  age  5.  Office:  1106  Vermont 
Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C  Home:  4310  18th  St.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 


MELLENBURG,  TIMOTHY  GILBERT,  bas- 
ketball and  football.  Born:  Kalamazoo,  Mich., 
Aug.  17,  1905.  Son  of  J.  A.  and  Anna  May 
(Grootveld)  Muelenberg.  Ed.:  Kalamazoo  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Kalamazoo  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23.  mem.  Kalamazoo  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Kalamazoo  Cen. 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Kalamazoo 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-Mich.  I.C.A.A.  F.B.  end, 
1924-26).  1924-28,  mem.  Kalamazoo  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1925-26;  champs.,  1925-28).  1926- 
27,  won  Kalamazoo  Coll.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mich. 
I.C.A.A.;  "K"  Club  (Kalamazoo  Coll.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  tennis  and  swimming.  Office:  Kalamazoo 
Coll.,  Kalamazoo,  Mich.  Home:  1322  S.  West- 
ridge,  Kalamazoo,  Mich. 

MEYER,  ARTHUR  E.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Feb.  2,  1890.  Son  of  Aug.  R.  and  Henri- 
etta Meyer.  Ed.:  South  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwau- 
kee, Wis.);  Marquette  Univ.;  Normal  Sch.  of 
Phys.  Ed.  (Battle  Creek,  Mich.). 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  South.  Div.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (tied  100-yd.  Intersch. 
record).  1907-09,  mem.  Marquette  Univ.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1909-11,  mem.  Marquette  Univ. 
F.B.,  track,  Bskt.B.,  wrestling,  boxing  and  soc- 
cer teams.  1909,  F.B.  coach  St.  John's  Mil. 
Acad.  1909-11,  F.B.  and  track  coach,  Battle 
Creek  Normal  Sch.  of  Phys.  Ed.  1912-18,  ath. 
dir.  Oshkirt  Normal  Sch.  1918-28,  ath.  dir.  Wash. 
H.  Sch.   (Milwaukee,  Wis.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Wash.  H.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Masons ;  Milwaukee  A.C  Hobby: 
Boy's  Comp ;  Three  Lakes,  Wis.  Married:  Nora 
Davis,  Dec.  31,  1912  (deceased).  Children: 
Wayne,  age  7 ;  Donald,  infant.  Offices  Wash. 
H.  Sch.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  458  64th  Ave., 
Milwaukee,  Wis. 

MEYER,  CARLETON  WIEPKING,  swim- 
ming. Born:  Madison,  Wis.,  Aug.  27,  1903.  Son 
of  Balthasar  H.  and  Alice  (Carlton)  Meyer.  Ed.: 
McKinley  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.C)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1924 ;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  McKinley  H.  Sch. 
rifle  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  rifle 
team  (Sixth  Corps  Area  champs.,  1922).  1924, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  swimming  team.  1926-27, 
won  South  Atlantic  A.A.U.  150-yd.  back  stroke 
champ,  (broke  record  both  yrs. )  ;  mem.  Har- 
vard relay  team  (won  100-yd.  free  style  and  50- 
yd.  back  stroke  univ.  champs.,  1926 ;  won 
200-yd.  free  style  and  100-yd.  back  stroke 
champs,.  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Kappa  Lambda;  Wash.  Canoe  Club;  Boston 
Swimming  Asso.  Hobby:  Swimming  and  canoe- 
ing. Office:  Southern  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C  Home: 
3327  P  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


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MEYER,  HERMAN,  JR.,  pres.  Middle  At- 
lantic A.A.U.  Asso.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  May  21, 
1873.  Son  of  Herman  and  Anna  (Mendenhall) 
Meyer.    Ed.:  Phila.  Pub.  Sens. 

Record:  Competed  cross  country  runs  (sev- 
eral years).  Mem.  Columbia  Field  C.  (Phila.) 
Bskt.B.  team  (founder-mem.  and  pres.  7  yrs.). 
1910-18,  secy.  Middle  Atl.  A.A.U.  1914,  organ. 
Municipal  Ath.  League.  1916-17,  organ.  Phila. 
Bskt.B.  League.  1917,  organ.  Recreation  Ath. 
League  of  Phila.  (pres.,  '17-'28)  ;  organ.  Official's 
C.  of  Phila.  (pioneer  Officials  organ,  in  U.  S.  for 
promotion  amateur  aths.  Has  appointed  over 
9000  officials  for  various  competitions  since  '17). 
1925,  pres.  and  founder  East.  F.B.  League. 
1917-27,  I.C.  F.B.  Official.  1919-27,  pres.  Middle 
Atl.  A.A.U.  Mem.  Central  Bd.  Officials  (several 
years).  Pres.  Arena  Ath.  Asso.  Mem.  Penn 
A.C.  Com.,  track,  field,  swim,  and  hockey. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Arena,  Inc.  Affilia- 
tions: Founder-mem.  Penn  A.C. ;  founder-mem. 
and  pres.  Artisans  A.A. ;  pres.  Artisans  Tug-o- 
War  League.  Hobby:  Track  and  field  sports. 
Married:  Anna  Kelly,  June  17,  1912.  Children: 
Marie,  age  13.  Office:  Arena,  45th  and  Market 
Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3225  Spring  Garden 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


MEYER,  JEROME  G.,  football,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  5,  1893.  Son 
of  Gustave  J.  and  Emma  (Hertel)  Meyer.  Ed.: 
Cen.  H.  Sch.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1913)  LL.B.,  Wash. 
Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  capt.  Wash.  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
track  team.     1925-27,  asst.   coach  Wash.  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Muckerman  & 
Cushman  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  War  Record:  Comnd. 
2nd  Lt,  Air  Service ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Univ. 
Club;  "W"  Club  (Wash.  Univ.);  Civic  A.A.; 
Ath.  Counsel,  Wash.  Univ.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Catherine  Dula  Edgar,  Aug.  27,  1924. 
Children:  Robert  Jerome,  infant.  Office:  101  N. 
45th  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4931  Lindoll 
Blvd.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


MEYER,  THEODORE  ROOSEVELT,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Dec.  12,  1904.  Son 
of  Charles  H.  and  Frances  (Newman)  Meyer. 
Ed.:  Ohio  State  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  Mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (3  yrs.,  capt.,  last  yr.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Upsilon;  Sphinx.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Address:  3633  West  139th  St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


MEYERS,    DR.     GILBERT     HEMPSTEAD, 

football,  basketball  and  baseball.  Bom:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Feb.  3,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  A.  and 
Anna  (Whitehill)  Meyers.  Ed.:  Manual  Train- 
ing Sch.,  1916;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Univ.  (St.  Louis, 
Mo.),  1920;  D.O.,  Kirksville  Osteopathic  Coll. 
(Kirksville,  Mo.),  1926. 

Record:  Mem.  Manual  Training  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (won  Calvin  Milton 
Woodward  watch  and  Annual  Field  Day  Alumni 
Point  Medal).  Mem.  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1919-20,  mem.  St.  Louis  Cardi- 
nals pro.  B.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Memphis  S. 
League  B.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  New  Orleans  S. 
League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Nashville 
S.  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1920-22,  coach  Cen. 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (State 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Osteopathic  physician  and 
ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  O.T.  Sch.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Alpha  Pi;  Theta  Xi;  Phi  Sigma 
Gamma ;  Sigma  Sigma  Phi.  Married:  Laura 
Bristol,  Dec.  5,  1925.  Office:  Laughlin  Hospital, 
Kirksville,  Mo.  Home:  302  Rollins  Apts.,  Kirks- 
ville, Mo. 


MICHEL,  HENRY  AUGUST,  track.  Bom: 
Everette,  Wash.,  Nov.  23,  1899.  Son  of  Daniel 
Henry  and  Mary  Ann  (Kroutcramer)  Michel. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  Mem.  Wash.  State  track  team. 
1921-23,  holder  of  Coll.  record :  %-mile,  1 :57  2/5 
— Oregon  Agri.  Coll.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  EJngr.,  Genl.  Elec.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Married:  Celia 
Helena  Peterson.  Children:  Jane  Louise,  infant 
Office:  5201  Santa  Fe  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  229%  S.  Middleton,  Huntington  Pk., 
Calif. 


MIDDLEBROOK,      HARRY      TOMLINSON, 

baseball.  Born:  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  Oct.  24,  1891. 
Son  of  Albert  James  and  Isabelle  (Shelton) 
•Middlebrook.  Ed.:  Bridgeport  H.  S.,  1909;  An- 
dover  Acad.,  1912 ;  Ph.B.,  Tale,  1916. 

Record:  1909,  capt.  Bridgeport  H.S.  B.B. 
team  (Dist.  champs).  1912,  mem.  Andover  B. 
B.  and  hockey  (capt.)  teams;  awarded  Boston 
Yale  C.  cup  for  proficiency  in  aths.  and  scholar- 
ship. 1913,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1915,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  Mines,  Amherst 
Mining  Co. ;  Whitmarsh  Mining  Co.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Aeronautical  Mech.  Engr.,  Bu.  Aircraft 
Production.  Affiliations:  Cuyuna  C.C.  (pres.)  ; 
Delta  Psi.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Grace  Folio, 
Nov.  16,  1923.  Children:  Isabel  Susan,  age  2. 
Address:  Crosby,  Minn. 


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MIDDLERAUFF,  WILLIS  WILLIAM,  foot- 
ball and  boxing.  Born:  Miami,  Fla.,  Dec.  28, 
1904.  Son  of  Geo.  W.  and  Mary  Ella  (Beatty) 
Middlekauff.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Fla.,  B.S.,  1925;  LL. 
B.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  freshmen 
F.B.  team  (South,  champs.).  1923-24  and  '27, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
'27;  All-South,  f.b.,  '24;  picked  on  All-South, 
team,  '27).  1922-25  and  '27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla. 
swimming  team  and  track  team.  1924-28,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Fla.  boxing  team  (never  lost  a  bout 
in  Coll.).  1928,  started  pro.  boxing;  3  fights, 
2  KOs  and  1   decision    (heavyweight). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  boxer.  Affiliations:  "F" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Fla.)  ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega  ;  Kappa 
Alpha  Phi;  Blue  Key;  Dubsdread  C.C.  (Or- 
lando). Hobby:  Boxing.  Office:  Box  3931,  Tam- 
pa, Fla.    Home:  Box  52,  Orlando.  Fla. 

MIDRIFF,  ARCHIE,  wrestling,  track,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Mancester,  Iowa,  Nov.  12,  1903. 
Son  of  John  L.  and  Gertrude  (Standacher)  Mid- 
kiff.  Ed.:  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sen. ;  Lake  Forest 
Acad. ;  Cornell  Coll. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sen. 
F.B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1922,  mem.  Mt.  Vernon  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  wrestling  teams  (State  heavyweight 
wrestling  champ.).  1922-23,  mem.  Lake  Forest 
Acad.  F.B.  and  track  team.  1924,  mem.  Cornell 
freshmen  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Cornell  var- 
sity F.B.,  wrestling  and  track  teams  (All-State 
F.B.  guard,  1926 ;  won  Amer.  wrestling  tourna- 
ment ;  track  team  won  Midwest  Conf .  champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  "M"  ;  Star 
and  Crescent  "C"  (Cornell).  Hobby:  F.B.  and 
wrestling.  Address  402  4th  St.,  Mt.  Vernon, 
Iowa. 

MIDRIFF,  MORRIS  E.„  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Bom:  Nokomis,  111.,  Aug.  7,  1889.  Son 
of  James  J.  and  Bertha  (Wilson)  Midkiff.  Ed.: 
Shurtleff  Coll.  (Alton,  111.)  ;  B.S.,  Colgate  Univ. 
(Hamilton,  N.  Y.),  1912. 

Record:  Mem.  3  yrs.  Shurtleff  Coll  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-13,  coach 
Madison  (S.  Dak.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1913-15,  coach  Peddie  Sch.  (Highs- 
town,  N.  J.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1915-17, 
coach  Grover  Cleveland  H.  Sch.  (St.  Louis). 
1917-22,  coach  Rutgers  Prep.  Sch.  (New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J.).  1922-27,  coach  Trenton  Sr.  H.  Sch. 
(N.  J.)  B.B.  team.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt. 
B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  Sr.  H.  Sch.  (Tren- 
ton, N.  J.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Linda 
A.  Bardell,  1914.  Children:  Mildred,  age  13; 
Morris  E.,  Jr.,  age  9;  Jesse  W.,  age  3.  Office: 
Sr.  H.  Sch.,  Trenton,  N.  J.  Home:  16  E.  Welling 
Ave.,  Pennington,  N.  J. 


MILBURN,  DEVEREUX,  captain  of  the 
American  Polo  Team,  1921-24-27.  Born:  Buffalo, 
New  York,  September  19,  1881.  Son  of  John  G. 
and  Patty  (Stocking)  Milburn.  Education:  The 
Hill  School;  B.A.,  Lincoln  College  (Oxford,  Eng- 
land), 1903;  LL.B.,  Harvard  Law  School,  1906. 

Record:  1900-03,  member  of  Oxford  Univer- 
sity swimming  team.  1902-03,  member  of  Ox- 
ford crew  and  polo  team.  1909-28,  member  of 
the  American  polo  team  (defeated  England 
1909-11-13-21-24-27;  captain,  1921-24-27). 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Military  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted,  United  States  Army ;  member  of 
A.  E.  F. ;  commissioned,  captain,  major,  Field 
Artillery.  Affiliations:  Carter,  Ledyard  and  Mil- 
burn.  Clubs:  Meadow  Brook ;  Piping  Rock. 
Married:  Nancy  Gordon  Steele,  November  1, 
1913.  Children:  Nancy,  age  13 ;  Katharyn,  age 
12;  Devereux,  Jr.,  age  10;  John,  age  9.  Office: 
54  Wall  Street,  New  York  City.  Home:  West- 
bury,  Long  Island. 


MILES,  JOHN  BLANCHARD,  JR.,  track 
and  wrestling.  Born:  St.  Davids,  Pa.,  Oct.  25, 
1902.  Son  of  John  B.  and  Marion  (Carpenter) 
Miles.  Ed.:  Gibson  C.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1924. 

Record:  1920-21.  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
wrestling  team.  1923-24,  mgr.  Princeton  cross- 
country team  and  Inter-Sch.  track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
2nd  Lt,  F.A.,  O.R.C.  Club:  Cap  and  Gown.  Of- 
fice: Grad.  Coll.,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  Wall's 
Point  Rd.,  Norfolk,  Va. 


MILLAR,  ERNEST  L.,  canoeist.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  June  15,  1903.  Son  of  E.  J.  and 
Frances  (Mills)  Millar.  Ed.:  East.  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C),  1920;  Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Wash., 
D.  C),  1926. 

Record:  1924,  runner-up  in  Tandem  single 
blade,  Md.  Swimming  Club  regatta  (Baltimore, 
Md.).  1925-26,  mem.  Potomac  Boat  Club  Bskt. 
B.  team  (team  won  Nautical  League  champ.). 
1926,  mem.  Potomac  Boat  Club  double  blade 
crew  that  won  440-yd.  and  880-yd.  champs. 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  1926-27,  mem.  Winton  Ath  Club 
F.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Potomac  Boat  Club  crew 
that  won  Lipton  perpetual  point  trophy,  Amer. 
Canoe  Asso.  regatta  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  mem.  Po- 
tomac Boat  Club  crew  that  won  single  blade 
four-oared  half-mi.  champ.,  Amer.  Canoe  Asso. 
regatta. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Laboratory  asst.,  Hygienic 
Laboratories,  U.  S.  Health  Service.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Beta  Phi ;  Potomac  Boat  Club.  Married: 
Gladys  Nutwell,  Sept.  19,  1923.  Children:  Mar- 
jorie,  infant.  Office:  Hygienic  Laboratories, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1430  Oak  St.,  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 


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MILLER,  ALFREL  HENRY,  1.0,  A.A.A.A. 

(indoor)  sprint  champ.,  1925-27.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass.,  Mar.  17,  1904.  Son  of  Jacob  W.  and 
Anna  (Cohen)  Miller.  Ed. :  Boston  Eng.  H. 
Sen.,  1921;  Worcester  Acad.,  1923;  Harvard, 
1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Boston  Eng.  H.S. 
track  team  (Junior  record,  50  yds.,  6  seconds). 
1919-20,  mem.  Boston  Eng.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Worcester  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Worcester  Acad,  track  team  (capt, 
1923;  won  B.A.A.  Sch.  boy  40-yd.  dash,  1922; 
won  100-yd.  dash  Harvard  Inter-Sch.,  1923). 
1923,  mem.  Harvard  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1924, 
mem.  Harvard  freshmen  track  team.  1924-26, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team  (mem.  Har- 
vard-Yale track  teams,  Oxford-Cambridge  meet, 
1925  and  1927).  1925,  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  indoor  70-yd. 
dash  champ. ;  won  100-yd.  dash  ( Oxford-Cam- 
bridge meet,  9  4-5  seconds).  1926,  won  100  and 
220  yd.  dashes,  vs.  Yale,  9  4-5  seconds.  1927  I.C. 
A.A.A.A.  indoor  70-yd.  dash  champ. ;  won  100-yd. 
Oxford-Cambridge  meet,  London ;  won  Maj. 
Briggs'  trophy,  40  yds.,  B.A.A.  meet;  won  40-yd. 
Triangular  meet  (Dartmouth,  Cornell  and  Har- 
vard) and  meet  record  holder,  4  3-5  seconds  (4 
yrs.).  1927-28,  mem.  B.A.A.  track  team  (won 
Mill  Rose  A.A.  special  sprint  and  Meadowbrook 
C.  special  sprint). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Harvard  Law 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Boston  A.A. ;  Harvard  Var- 
sity;  Hasty  Pudding  C.  (Harvard)  ;  Zeta  Beta 
Tau.  Office:  1306  Mass.  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Home:  156  Columbia  Road,  Boston,  Mass. 

MILLER,  CARL  VERNON,  football,  base 
ball,  track.  Born:  Wellsburg,  W.  Va.,  May  10, 
1892.  Son  of  Elzie  E.  and  Margaret  (Deigh- 
ton)  Miller.  Ed.:  Magnolia  H.  Sch.  (New  Mar- 
tinsville, W.  Va.)  ;  B.S.,  W.  Va.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
(Buckhannon,  W.  Va.),  1917. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  W.  Va.  Wesleyan 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1916,  holder  State  record  in  220 
and  440  yd.  dash,  1915).  1919-20,  dir.  of  aths. 
Bethany  Coll.  (W.  Va.).  1921,  coach  Potomac 
State  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1922,  dir.  of  aths.  W. 
Va.  Wesleyan  Coll.  1927-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Offlvial.     Mem.  Cent.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Sport  Mart  (Charles- 
ton, W.  Va.).  Mil  Service:  Entered  A.S.,  U.S. 
A.,  Dec,  1917 ;  awarded  pilots'  license  Mar., 
1919;  comn'd  2nd  lieut.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Octagon  Club. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Wilma  Jane  Riggs, 
Dec.  29,  1921.  Children:  Martha  Ann,  age  6. 
Office:  1019  Quarrier  St.,  Charleston,  W.  Va. 
Home:  Walton  Apts.,  Charleston,  W.  Va. 

MILLER,  CHARLES  JOSEPH,  football  and 
basketball.    Born:  Tiffin,  O.,  Feb.  10,  1905.    Son 


of  Joseph  D.  and  Anna  (O'Connor)  Miller.  Ed.: 
Ohio  State  Sch.  for  Deaf  (Columbus)  ;  Gallau- 
det  Coll.  (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record:  1923-27,  mem.  Gallaudet  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.    (capt.,  '27-'28)    teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Gal- 
laudet Coll.  A.A.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
Gallaudet  Coll.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  132  W. 
Perry  St.,  Tiffin,  Ohio. 

MILLER,  CHARLES  LICHTY,  football,  soc- 
cer, tennis.  Born:  Lancaster,  Pa.,  Dec.  1,  1887. 
Son  of  Chas.  F.  and  Blanche  (Lichty)  Miller. 
Ed.:  Yeates  Sch.  (Lancaster,  Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Haver- 
ford  Coll.,  1908 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Yeates  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1903-04). 
1904,  mem.  Haverford  Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1905-07,  mem.  Haverford  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Haverford 
Coll.  tennis  team  (capt.  1907-08)  ;  runner-up, 
White  Mt.  champ,  doubles,  1906.  1907-08,  mem. 
Haverford  Coll.  varsity  soccer  team.  1908-09, 
coach  Yeates  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1909,  coach,  Haverford  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1909- 
28,  Cent.  Bd.  F.B.  Official.  Charter  mem. 
East.  Asso.  of  I.C.F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Law  Enforcement  Div.,  War  Dept.  Affi- 
liations: Treas.  Community  Service  Asso. ;  Clio- 
sophic  Soc. ;  Eclectic  Soc. ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  A.  B.  A. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Clubs:  Hamilton;  Lancaster  C.C. ;  Haverford 
(Phila.)  ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi  (Phila.).  Hobby: 
Collecting  first  editions  of  books.  Married: 
Josephine  Ross,  July  10,  1912.  Children:  Ed- 
ward R.,  age  14;  Ann,  age  12;  Elizabeth  R., 
age  10;  Barbara,  age  4;  Charles  L.  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  53  No.  Duke  St.,  Lancaster,  Pa.  Home: 
1267  Wheatland  Ave.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

MILLER,  DAVE  M.,  capt.  football  and 
Pskt.B.  teams,  Univ.  of  Richmond.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  Dec.  7,  1904.  Son  of  Morris  and 
Annabelle  (Scriebner)  Miller.  Ed.:  Lynchburg 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Richmond,  1926. 

Record:  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Richmond 
F.B.  team  (capt.  and  all-Va.  team,  1925).  1923- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Richmond  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (all-Va.  guard,  1924-25;  Va.  state  champs., 
1925;  capt.  Bskt.B.,  1925-26.)  1926-28,  Ath. 
Dir.  John  Marshall  H.  Sch.   (Richmond,  Va.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  John  Marshall 
H.  Sch.  (Richmond,  Va.).  Affiliations:  Phi 
Alpha.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  John  Mar- 
shall H.  Sch.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  1616 
Hanover  Ave.,  Richmond,  Va. 

MILLER,  EDWARD  TYLOR,  football,  water 
polo  and  lacrosse.  Born:  Montgomery  Co.,  Md., 
Feb.  1,  1895.     Son  of  Guion  and  Annie  (Tylor) 


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Miller.      Ed.:     Friends    Sen.     (Wash.,    D.    C.), 
19]  2;  A.B.,  Yale,  1916. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Friends  Sen.  Bskt.B., 
B.B.  and  Tennis  teams.  1914-15,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  and  water  polo  teams.  1915,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  lacrosse  team.  1917-18,  coach  and 
mgr.  320th  Inf.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law  and  referee 
in  bankruptcy.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  Apr., 
1917,  2nd  Lt.,  Inf.  O.R.C. ;  comn'd  1st  Lt.,  Aug., 
1917;  Comn'd  capt,  Feb.,  1918;  mem.  A.E.F., 
Section  G.2,  G.H.Q.,  Dec-July,  1919 ;  pres.  rank, 
Lt.  Col.,  Inf.  Res.  Affiliations:  Talbot  Co.  Bar 
Asso. ;  Talbot  Post  Comdr.  No.  70,  A.L. ;  mem. 
Bd.  Govs.  &  chrmn.,  Tennis  Com.,  Talbot  C.C. 
(Md.)  ;  Dir.,  Easton  Baseball  C.  and  director  of 
Enstern  Shore  League  (Professional  Baseball) 
Chesapeake  Bay  Yacht  C. ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa ;  Omega  Theta  Pi.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Office:  Stewart  Bldg.,  Easton,  Md.  Home:  The 
Pines,  Easton,  Md. 


MILLER,  GENE,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  Viola,  Kans.,  Sept.  22,  1899.  Son  of  A.  N. 
and  Myrtle  (Graham)  Miller.  Ed.:  Viola  H. 
Sch.,  1916;  A.B.,  Fairmont  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Viola  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916-20,  mem. 
Fairmont  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919; 
mem.  All-Kans.  Conf.  F.B.  team,  1918-20).  1917- 
20,  mem.  Fairmont  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team; 
chosen  all-sch.  athlete,  1917-19).  1922-28,  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official,  Kans.  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Furniture  business,  Lewis  & 
Miller  Furniture  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A. 
T.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Alpha  Pi;  Elks;  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Ruth  Anne  Lewis,  Jan.  11,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Norma  Gene,  age  3.  Office:  245  N.  Main 
St.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  934  N.  Rutan  St., 
Wichita,  Kans. 


MILLER,  HARVEY  L.,  boxer.  Born:  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  Dec.  8,  1884.  Son  of  Otto  L.  and 
Emma  (Otha)  Miller.  Ed.:  German  Parochial 
Sch.  (Milwaukee)  ;  Concordia  Coll.  (Milwau- 
kee). 

Record:  1905,  won  flyweight  champ,  Wis. 
1906,  won  bantum  weight  champ.,  Army  and 
Navy.  1908,  won  feather  weight  champ.  Far 
East  (Manila)  ;  won  light  weight  champ.,  Far 
East.,  K.O.,  Jimmy  Dwyer  (Australia)  ;  mngd. 
and  played,  U.S.S.  Wilmington  B.B.  team  (fleet 
champs.).  1910-11,  mngd.  and  played,  All-Navy 
team  toured  Middle  West.  1911,  won  feather- 
weight champ.,  Indiana.  1912,  mngd.  and  played 
on  All-Navy  B.B.  team,  toured  Cal.  1913,  mngd. 
and  played,  Destroyer  Flotilla  B.B.  team.  1915, 
mem.  Navy  B.B.  team,  winning  All-Service  B.B. 
title,  P.P.I.  Expos.,  San  Francisco.  1916,  pro- 
moted boxing,  S.  F.  and  Vallejo,  Cal.     1916-17, 


boxing  writer,  S.  F.  Call  and  Post.  1917,  official 
referee  Pac.  A.A.U.  and  Olympic  Club.  During 
World  War,  Ath.  Off.,  Staff  Adm.  Jayne,  U.S.N. 
1921-28,  boxing  promoter,  Washington,  D.  C. 
1925-26,  Sports  Editor,  Washington  Herald. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  U.S.N.,  on  staff  of  Rear  Adm.  Jos.  Lee 
Jayne,  intelligence  duty.  Affiliations:  Olympic 
Club  (San  Fran.)  ;  U.  S.  Coast  Guard  Magazine 
(mng.  ed.)  ;  Amer.  Legion;  V.  F.  W. ;  Masons;. 
Marine  Off.  Reserve  Asso.  (1st  Pres.)  ;  Amer. 
War  Vet.  Club ;  Army  and  Navy  Union  (Natl. 
Adj.)  ;  Manor  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Clay  Keene  Patterson,  Lexington,  Ky.,  Feb.  12, 
1910.  Office:  304  U.  S.  Coast  Guard  Hdgrs. 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3918  Ingomar  St., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

MILLER,  JAMES  ERNEST,  Natl,  small 
bore  rifle  champ.,  1923  and  1925.  Born:  Hills- 
boro,  Ohio,  Apr.  9,  1883.  -Son  of  Adam  Mittchell 
and  Lucinda  (Weaver)  Miller.  Ed.:  Hillsboro 
Pub.  Schs. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Ohio  State  rifle  team 
(winner  champ.  Dept.  of  Lakes,  1910).  1912-13, 
mem.  Free  rifle  team  to  matches  of  Internat. 
Union.  1916-19-20-21-27,  mem.  Ohio  Civilian 
rifle  team  (won  Gallery  rifle  champ,  of  Ohio, 
1925-26,  coach,  1927).  1919-20-21-23-25-27,  mem. 
Internat.  Small  Bore  team  (runner-up  small 
bore  champ.,  1921 ;  winner  aggregate  small  bore 
rifle  champ.,  1923  and  1925;  Individual  long 
i*ange  small  bore  champ.,  1925;  coach,  1925  and 
1927).  1921,  runner-up,  All-Rouiv  shooting 
champ.  1927,  won  Clarke  Memorial  trophy  ser- 
vice rifle;  "Preliminary  Dewar"  small  bore  rifle 
match. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Interior  Decorator.  Mil. 
Service:  Ex-capt.  Ohio  N.G.  Clubs:  Exec.  Offi- 
cer, Hillsboro  Rifle;  Deerfleld  Gun;  Dayton 
Rifle  and  Pistol.  Hobby:  Shooting,  boxing  and 
fishing.  Married:  Golda  Osborne.  Children: 
Margaret,  age  12 ;  James  Emmett,  age  8 ;  Stella 
Jean,  age  6.  Address:  144  Catherine  St.,  Hills- 
boro, Ohio. 


MILLER,  JAMES  JOY,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Bom:  Detroit,  Mich.,  May  26, 
1886.  Son  of  James  Gardner  and  Anna  (Savage) 
Miller.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Detroit,  Mich.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1905-06-08, 
mem.  Detroit  Ath.  Club  F.B.  team.  1907-09, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1908-09  and 
11-17,  mem.  Detroit  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (Cen. 
A.A.U.  champs.,  1911-12). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr. 
Leonard  Warehouses,  Inc. ;  vice-pres.  and  gen. 
mgr.  Detroit  Storage  Co.     Affiliations:  City  of 


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Straits  Lodge ;  Detroit  A.  C. ;  Natl.  Town  and 
C.C. ;  Cadillac  A.C. ;  Grosse  He  G.  and  C.C. ; 
Univ.  of  Mich.  Club  (Detroit,  Mich.)  ;  Rotary 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Edith  Leon- 
ard, Aug.  31,  1911.  Children:  Henry  Leonard, 
age  14;  Janet  Adams,  age  12.  Office:  1800  E. 
Jefferson  St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  Grosse  He, 
Mich. 

MILLER,  JOHN  F.,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Born:  Warrensburg,  Mo.,  May  27,  1S90.  Son  of 
John  A.  and  Belle  (Woolsey)  Miller.  Ed.: 
Central  Missouri  Teachers'  Coll.,  1910 ;  Spring- 
field Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Cen.  Mo.  Teacher's 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B., 
1908;  capt.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams,  1909). 
1910-1914,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  at  Kemper  Mil. 
Acad.  (Boonesville,  Mo.).  1914-16,  mem.  Spring- 
field Y.M.C.A.  F.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.  Spring- 
Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916- 
21,  B.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Mo.  1921-23,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach  Albion  Coll.,  Mich.  1924-28,  dir. 
phys.  ed.  North  Carolina  State  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  Affiliations: 
A.  F.  and  A.  M. ;  Elks ;  Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby: 
tennis.  Married:  Flossie  Mark  Hays,  1916. 
Children:  John  F.,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Robert  Craig,  age 
7;  Betty  Jean,  age  5;  Frank  W.,  age  1.  Office: 
N.  C.  State  Coll.,  Raleigh,  N.  C.  Home:  191 
Chamberlain  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

MILLER,  JOHN  LESTER,  member  of  Olym- 
pic championship  crew,  1924.  Bom:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  June  5,  1903.  Son  of  Charles  Edward  and 
Elizabeth  Jane  Miller.  Ed.:  Peddie  Sch. 
(Hightstown,  N.  J.),  1920;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Peddie  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(State  prep.  sch.  champs.).  1921-23,  mem. 
Yale  F.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  water  polo 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Yale  crew  (won  eight- 
oared  champ,  at  Amer.  Henley  and  Olympic 
tryouts,  Phila.,  Pa.,  1924;  won  Olympic  champ., 
2000  meters,  Paris,  France,  1924,  world's  record 
holders  for  the  distance). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Building  construction.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  R.O.T.C,  Yale.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
White  Square  Realty  Co.,  Inc. ;  pres.  Kenless 
Realty  Corp.;  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Clubs:  Yale  (N. 
Y.)  ;  N.Y.A.C.  Married:  Jane  Vanuxen  Good- 
man, Oct.  2,  1926.  Office:  1947  Broadway,  N. 
Y.  C,  N.  Y.    Home:  4  E.  88th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

MILLER,  JONATHAN  K.,  capt.  University 
of  Pennsylvania  football  team,  1922.  Bom: 
Pottsville,  Pa.,  Dec.  26,  1899.  Son  of  Jonathan 
P.  and  Carrie  E.  (Krieser)  Miller.  Ed.:  Leba- 
non H.  Sch. ;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Lebanon  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  1918-19). 
1919-20,    mem.    Univ.    of    Pa.    freshman    F.B., 


Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1922)  .  1920-23, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1923, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1923-28, 
coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1928,  head  coach  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon;  Delta  Sigma  Delta.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Catherine  Bowman,  Aug.  29,  1923. 
Children:  Catherine,  age  3 ;  Jonathan,  infant. 
Office:  4400  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
127  Shadeland  St.,  Lansdowne,  Ta. 

MILLER,  NORMAN  J.,  mem.  111.  Wesleyan 
Univ.  football  team.  Born:  Manlius,  111.,  Sept. 
26,  1907.  Son  of  Bert  and  Lulu  (Jones)  Miller. 
Ed.:  Manlius  H.  Sch.;  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Record:  1921-25,  mem.  Manlius  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1926,  mem.  111. 
Wesleyan  Univ.  track  team.  1926-28,  mem.  111. 
Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B.  team  (mem.  All-Conference 
team  of  Little  19,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Kappa  Upsilon;  W.  Club,  111.  Wesleyan  Univ. 
School:  1308  N.  Main  St.,  Bloomington,  111. 
Home:  Manlius,  111. 

MILLER,  PETER  PALL,  football,  track, 
wrestling.  Bom:  Duluth,  Minn.,  Nov.  20,  1895. 
Ed.:  Lafayette  H.  Sch.  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.),  1914; 
B.A.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Lafayette  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1914-15  and  19,  mem.  Cornell  fresh- 
men F.B.  and  track  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Cor- 
nell varsity  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Cornell 
varsity  wrestling  and  track  teams.  Central  Bd. 
F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Managing  dir.  Gen.  Ice 
Cream  Corp.  Mil.  Record:  Enlisted,  1st  O.T.C., 
Madison  Barracks,  N.  Y.,  May,  1917 ;  comn'd  1st 
lieut,  Aug.,  1917  ;served  in  A.E.F. ;  returned  to 
U.  S.  as  capt.,  Sept.,  1918;  disch.,  Feb.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Masons;  Chi  Psi ;  Rotary  C.  Mar- 
ried: Sara  Speer,  Oct.  21,  1921.  Children:  Peter 
Paul,  Jr.,  age  5;  Elizabeth,  age  2.  Office:  271 
Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  530  W. 
Ferry  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

MILLER,  PHILIPPUS  WILLIAM,  football, 
baseball  and  rowing.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct. 
18,  1859.  Son  of  Daniel  S.  and  Jane  Patterson 
(Horner)  Miller.  Ed.:  Princeton,  A.B.,  1879, 
A.M.,  1882 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1882. 

Record:  1877-78,  mem.  Princeton  scrub  F.B. 
squad.  187S,  mem.  varsity  F.B.  squad,  half- 
back sub.  team.  1879,  mem.  Princeton  class 
B.B.  team.  1879-80,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1882-95,  mem.  Univ.  Barge  Club 
crew.  1890-1900,  mem.  Princeton  Grad.  Adv.  Bd. 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Kappa  Sigma ;  Amer.  Bar  Asso. ;  Pa.  Bar 
Asso. ;  Law  Asso.  of  Phila.  Chios:  Princeton 
(Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Rittenhouse;  Univ.  Barge. 
Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  Elizabeth  North, 
Apr.  17,  1895.  Children:  Philippus,  age  32; 
Elizabeth,  age  29;  Mary,  age  23.  Office:  514 
Franklin  Bldg.,  133  S.  12th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  St.  Davids,  Pa. 

MILLER,    RANDOLPH    VAN    IDERSTINE, 

football,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  18,  1905.  Son  of  R.  H.  and  Alice 
("Van  Iderstine)  Miller.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.,  1921-22;  Deerfleld  Acad.,  1924;  Amherst 
Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922,  mem.  Phillips 
Andover  F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Deerfleld  Acad. 
F.B.  and  BsktB.  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Amherst 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Upsilon.    Address:  Homer,  N.  Y. 

MILLER,  THOMAS  R.,  mem.  football,  base- 
ball and  track  teams  of  Univ.  of  Richmond. 
Born:  Powhatan  Co.,  Va.,  July  5,  1897.  Son  of 
Judge  Thos.  M.  and  Ann  (Patteson)  Miller.  Ed.: 
Richmond  Acad.  Prep.,  1915 ;  Univ.  of  Richmond, 
1915-17,  1919-23. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Richmond 
varsiy  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  played 
pro.  B.B.  Va.  League  and  Boston  Braves.  1919, 
played  Wichita  Falls  ;  returned  to  Boston  Braves 
in  June.  1919-20,  played  with  Wooster,  Mass., 
of  Eastern  League.  1922,  Reading  of  the  Inter- 
national League.  1924-27,  fresh,  coach  Univ.  of 
Richmond  B.B.,  F.B.  and  track. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney  at  law.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  Naval  Aviation  ;  comm'd  ensign  ; 
discharged  Dec.  23,  1918.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha;  Delta  Theta  Phi;  C.C.  of  Va. ;  Univ. 
Club;  Chesterfield  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Office:  704  Mutual  Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home: 
4410  Forest  Hill  Ave.,  Richmond,  Va. 

MILLER,  WILLIAM  VICTOR,  football, 
track  and  basketball.  Bom:  Boston,  Mass., 
May  9,  1902.  Son  of  Louis  and  Amelia  (Mann) 
Miller.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record,:  1921-23,  mem.  Harvard  Bskt.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1922-23, 
mem.  Harvard  track  team  (held  Univ.  discus 
record,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  B.  D.  Kaplan  & 
Co.,  Inc.  Clubs:  Harvard  (N.  Y.  and  Boston, 
Mass.).  Address:  255  W.  84th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
New  York. 


MILLETT,  ELLSWORTH  WILLIS,  football, 
baseball  and  hockey.  Born:  Whitman,  Mass., 
July  28, 1901.  Son  of  E.  W.  and  Mary  (Langille) 
Millett.  Ed.:  Whitman  H.  Sch.,  1921;  B.S.,  Colby 
Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Whitman  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  hockey  teams  (4  yrs.).  Mem.  Colby  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (4  yrs.).  1922-23,  All-Me.  F.B.  Mem. 
Colby  Coll.  B.B.  and  hockey  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Mason;  Elks.  Hobby: 
Walking.  Office:  Box  532,  Waterville,  Me. 
Home:  14  Grand  St.,  Brockton,  Mass. 


MILLIGAN,  ALEXANDER  McLEOD,  Inter- 
collegiate wrestling  champion,  1916.  Born: 
Steubenville,  Ohio,  Sept.  20,  1891.  Son  of  Ezra 
McLeod  and  Ada  Rachel  Milligan.  Ed.:  Sewick- 
ley  H.  Sch.,  1909 ;  A.B.,  Westminster  Coll.,  1912 ; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917. 

Record:  1912,  mem  Westminster  Coll.  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
wrestling  team  (capt.,  1915-16;  runner-up  in 
I.C.  wrestling  champ.,  158  lb.  class,  1914;  won 
I.C.  westling  champ.,  145  lb.  class,  1916).  Mem. 
Amer.  Natl.  Red  Cross  Life-Saving  Corps  (sr. 
div.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Mar.  12,  1918 ;  comn'd 
1st  lieut.  M.C.,  June  3,  1918;  asst.  adjutant, 
Camp  Greenleaf,  Ga.,  Sept.  24,  1918;  discharged 
Sept.  26,  1919 ;  capt.  M.R.C.,  1919 ;  maj.  M.R.C., 
Oct.  8,  1924;  regt.  surgeon,  393rd  Inf.  Affilia- 
tions: Life  ins.  examiner  for  twenty-one  life 
ins.  cos.  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa. ;  licentiate  of  the 
Natl.  Bd.  of  Medical  Examiners ;  A.M.A. ; 
Y.M.C.A.  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  Mt.  Lebanon  United 
Presbyterian  Church ;  Coll.  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  Hungry  Club 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.). 
Hobby:  Religious  teaching  and  athletic  advising 
of  boys.  Married:  Mary  R.  Doran,  Oct.  18,  1926. 
Office:  725  Jenkins  Bldg.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home: 
1419  Grandin  Ave.,  Dormont,  Pa. 


MILLIKEN,  JOHN  F.,  football,  track. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  9,  1890.  Son  of  John 
and  Elizabeth  Milliken.  Ed.:  Maiden  H.  Sch.; 
Dean  Acad. ;  Holy  Cross  Coll. ;  Yale. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Maiden  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (won  Murry  Pk.  10  mi.  run 
champ,  in  2  B.A.A.  marathons,  1910).  1911, 
mem.  Dean  Acad.  F.B.,  track  and  hockey  teams 
(prep.  F.B.  champs,  of  U.  S.).  1912,  mem.  Holy 
Cross  Coll.  F.B.,  class  track,  class  Bskt.B.  and 
class  hockey  teams  (Cath.  F.B.  champs,  of 
Amer.  Jr.  Colls.).  1914,  mem.  Yale  Univ.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team,  1915,  mem.  Gettysburg  varsiry 
F.B.  team.  1916,  coach  Remington  Arms  F.B. 
team.     1917,  coach  Winchester  Repeating  Arms 


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F.B.  team.  1921-27,  mem.  Central  Bd.  of  F.B. 
Officials.  1927,  promoter  1st  Internatl.  lifeboat 
race,  N.  Y.  Harbor. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  Neptune 
Asso.  Naval  Service:  2nd  officer  U.  S.  A.T. 
Eagle,  lieut.  U.  S.  N.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres. 
Amer.  Merchant  Marine  Lib.  Asso.  and  Marine 
Specialty  Co. ;  mem.  bd.  of  govs.  Amer.  Marine 
Standardization  Com. ;  sec.-treas.  Seafares  Fran- 
chise Asso. ;  sec.  Ocean  Officers  Conf . ;  Red  Men ; 
Neptune  Asso. ;  A.L.  Married:  Edith  Evers, 
May  21,  1922.  Child:  Jane  Elizabeth,  age  4. 
Office:  82  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
1220  62nd  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

MILLS,  ALBERT  B.,  rowing  and  tennis. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.  Son  of  Dr.  Charles  K.  and 
Clara  (Peale)  Mills.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1907. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  ten- 
nis team.  1907-08,  coxswain  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
crew  (crew  runner-up  at  Poughkeepsie  Regatta, 
1907).  1912-28,  mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club 
squash-racquets  team  (capt.,  1927;  team  won 
Inter-Club  champ,  in  "A"  div.  Inter-Club  Squash 
League,  1921-22 ;  won  club  squash-racquets  sin- 
gles champ.,  1921). 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Real  estate  operator.  Affili- 
ations: Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Racquet 
Club  ;  Merion  Cricket  Club  ;  Seaview  G.C.  Mar- 
ried: Delphine  Daniel,  Apr.,  1924.  Office:  141S 
Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  445  Berkeley 
Rd.,  Haverford,  Pa. 

MILLS,  EUGENE,  golf.  Bom:  Raleigh.  N.C., 
June  19,  1896.  Son  of  John  and  Julia  (John- 
son) Mills.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  N.  C,  1917;  Wake 
Forrest,  1920. 

Record:  1923,  qualified  N.  and  S.  Carolina 
amateur  champ.  1923,  '25  and  '27,  won  Carolina 
C.C.  champ.  1924,  won  N.  and  S.  Carolina  ama- 
teur champ,  tourn.,  Biltmore  Forrest  C.C.  1925, 
qualified  in  Southern  amateur  tourn.,  Asheville 
Biltmore  Forrest  C.C. ;  qualified  N.  and  S.  Caro- 
lina amateur  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney  at  law.  Affilia- 
tions: Carolina  Air  Lines  Asso.;  Elks;  D.V.L. ; 
Amer.  Bus.  Club;  Carolina  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf, 
aviation.  Married:  Mary  Lee  Cowell.  Children: 
Eugene,  Jr.,  age  2 ;  Elizabeth  Cowell,  age  3. 
Office:  706  Commercial  Bldg.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 
Home:  211  N.  Blount  St.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 


MINAHAN,  EBEN  ROGER,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Cedarburg,  Wis.,  Jan.  26,  1882. 
Son  of  Robert  Emmet  and  Nellie  (Mulcahy) 
Minahan.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.A.,  1903;  LL.B., 
1905. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  water 
polo  and  swimming  teams ;  mem.  Salvator  B.B. 
team     (State    champs.).      1904,    mgr.    Univ.    of 


Wis.  F.B.  team.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  H.B. 
team  (won  doubles  champ,  with  Waldemar 
Wehe).  1921-22,  25-26,  mem.  Green  Bay  tennis 
team  (won  Smith  trophy). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
People's  Savings  and  Trust  Co. ;  dir.  Hudson- 
Sharp  Machine  Co. ;  dir.  Diana  Mfg.  Co. ;  dir. 
Wis.  State  Dist.  Tennis  Asso.;  Elks;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Kiwanis  Club ;  Columbus  Community  Club ;  Fox 
Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis,  handball,  swim- 
ming, hunting,  fishing  and  touring.  Married: 
Jessie  Copp,  Jan.  30,  1909.  Children:  Roger 
Copp.  age  17 ;  Nancy,  age  15 ;  Robert  Emmet, 
age  14.  Office:  202  Minahan  Bldg.,  Green  Bay, 
Wis.    Home:  624  S.  Quincy  St.,  Green  Bay,  Wis. 


MINDS*  JOHN  H.,  rowing  and  football, 
Bom:  Mahonoy  City,  Pa.,  Apr.  9,  1871.  Son  of 
James  H.  and  Julia  A.  (Doorley)  Minds.  Ed.: 
Williamsport  Dickinson  Sena.  (Williamsport, 
Pa.),  1893;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.S.,  1895;  LL.B.,  1898. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Williamsport  Dickin- 
son Sem.  F.B.  team.  1893,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
F.B.  team  (scrub).  1894-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
varsity  crew.  1894-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1897;  picked  as  f.b.  on 
Casper  Whitney's  All-Amer.   F.B.   team,   1897). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  gen.  solicitor  for 
United  Gas  Improvement  Co.  (Phila.,  Pa.) 
Affiliations:  Pres.  Bulah  Shaft  Coal  Co.;  Psi 
Upsilon ;  Union  League  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Clubs: 
Phila.  Barge;  Univ.  (Phila.,  Pa.,  vice-pres.); 
Le  Coin  d'Or  (Phila.,  Pa.,  vice-pres.)  ;  Varsity 
(Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married: 
Delia  Schoonover,  Oct.  14,  1922.  Office:  1401 
Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  1804  S.  Rittenhouse 
Sq.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


MINER,  DESMONT  E.,  golf  pro.  Born: 
Aug.  11,  186S.  Son  of  P.nllard  and  English 
(Desut)  Miner.  Ed.:  High  Sch.,  Elizabeth- 
town,  N.  Y. 

Record:  Golf  pro.  Cobble  Hill  Golf  C. ;  Is- 
land G.C.  (Troy,  N.  Y.)  ;  Albany  C.C.  (Elmira, 
N.  Y.)  ;  Coll.  GC.  (Deland,  Fla.)  :  Rangeley, 
Me. ;  Maplewood,  N.  H. ;  Bethlehem,  N.  H. ;  East 
Liverpool,  O. ;  Ben  Aron,  Pittsburgh.  Instructed 
the  following :  Jad  Hamul,  Fla.  champ. ;  Mrs. 
Havery  Pounds.  West,  champ. ;  Warren  K. 
Wood.  West,  champ.;  Mrs.  E.  Boyd  Monon,  Md. 
champ.  (3  times),  Mid.  Atlantic  champ.  (2 
times).  Holds  distinction  of  first  Amer.  born 
pro.,  in  U.  S. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  instr.  and  architect. 
Affiliations:  Elks.  Hobby:  Developing  a  foun- 
dation for  future  golf  champ.  Married:  Wilhel- 
mina  Seabache.  Children:  R.  S.  Miner:  Robert: 
Howard.  Office:  Bethlehem  G.  &  Tennis  C,  Beth- 
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MINNER,  JACK  LEWIS,  basketball  and 
tennis.  Born:  Sparta,  111.,  June  13,  1902.  Son 
of  E.  C.  and  Margaret  (Beatty)  Minner.  Ed.: 
Sparta  H.  Sen.,  1920;  A.B.,  Wash.  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-25,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1924:  inem.  All-Mo.  Valley 
2nd  Bskt.B.  team,  1924;  mem.  All-Mo.  Valley 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  team,  1925).  1925,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  varsity  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Distributing  dept.  Reporina 
Petroleum  Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  "W" 
Club  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Caroline  Keller,  Oct.  1,  1927.  Office:  Shell 
Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  5500  Pershing 
Drive,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

MINOT,  WAYLAND  MANNING,  All  Ameri- 
can fullback,  1909.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass., 
Oct.  23,  1899.  Son  of  Robert  Sedgwick  and 
Abbey  Howe  (Manning)  Minot.  Ed.:  Noble  and 
Greenough  Prep.  Sch.,  1907;  Harvard,  1911. 

Recorc}:  1904-07,  mem.  Noble  and  Greenough 
Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1906-07,  mem.  Noble 
and  Greenough  Sch.  track  team.  1907-08,  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909- 
10,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1910, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  S.  W.  Straus  &  Co. 
War  Record:  Pvt.  Mass.  Vol.  Militia,  1909 ;  pro- 
moted capt.  1st  Bn.,  2nd  Mass,  FA.,  1917 ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  discharged  1919.  Clubs:  Harvard  Exch. 
(Boston,  Mass.);  Brookline  C.C. ;  Tennis  and 
Racquet.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Anna 
Marie  Shaughnessy.  Children:  Wayland,  Jr., 
age  12;  Anna  Sedgwick,  age  10;  Elizabeth 
Houghton,  age  5 ;  Herbert  Parker,  age  2.  Office: 
36  Federal  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  56  Garden 
St.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 


Lincoln  H.   Sch.    (Lincoln,   Nebr.)  ;   B.S.,   Univ. 
of  Nebraska,  1910. 

Record :  190506,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1907-09,  mem.  gym.  team  Univ.  of  Neb. 
(Western  I.C.  all-around  gym.  champ.,  1909). 
1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Neb.  Bskt.B.  team.  1910- 
1922,  dir.  Gymnasium,  Dept.  Agri.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.  1922-1926,  dir.  ath.',  Gustavus  Adolphus 
Coll.  (St.  Peter,  Minn.).  1926-28,  ath.  dir., 
Hamline  Univ.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach  (St. 
Paul,  Minn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Hamline  Univ. 
Affiliation:  Alpha  Tau  Omega.  Married:  Nina 
Troyer,  Mar.  7,  1911.  Children:  Gerald  Tunison, 
age  14 ;  Carol  Louise,  age  10 ;  Jean  Cole,  age  7. 
Office:  Hamline  Univ.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home: 
1702  W.  Minnehaha  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


MITCHELL,  DENNISON,  tennis  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Winton,  N.  C,  Sept.  14,  1908.  Son 
of"  James  R.  and  Sally  (Jernigan)  Mitchell. 
Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1927. 

Record:  1924-27.  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  tennis 
team  (capt,  1926-27;  won  Wash.,  D.  C. 
H.  Sch.  champ,  all  four  yrs.).  1924,  won  Wash., 
D.  C.  sch.  boy  tennis  tournament  (singles). 
1925,  won  Wash.,  D.  C.  jr.  tournament  (sin- 
gles). 1926,  runner-up  in  Natl,  public  park 
tennis  champ. ;  won  Allegheny  doubles  champ. 
1926-27,  won  public  park  tennis  champ,  (sin- 
gles) ;  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1927, 
won  Wash.,  D.  C.  doubles  champ.;  won  Ohio 
Valley  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Direct  Descendant 
on  maternal  side  of  Sir  James  Etheridge,  Eng- 
lish poet;  entitled  to  Etheridge  eoat-of-arms. 
Affiliations:  Montrose  Tennis  Club  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis.   Address:  3102  R  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


MITCHELL,  ALEXANDER,  track.  Born: 
Jacksonville,  Fla.,  Dec.  5,  1898.  Son  of  David 
Ferguson  and  Kathryn  Sutton  (Parrott) 
Mitchell.  Ed.:  Taft  Sch.,  1917;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1923. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  freshman  wrest- 
ling, boxing  and  track  teams.  1920-23,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  team  (high  jumper;  champs.,  '23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  salesman.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  France,  Amer.  Field  Service, 
French  Armies,  1917 ;  "Croix  de  Guerre." 
Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Friars  C. ;  Ye  Mystic 
Revellers ;  Seminole  C. ;  Timuquaha  C.C,  Fla. ; 
Yacht.  C.  (Jacksonville,  Fla.)  ;  ex-mem.  Squad- 
ron "A"  (N.  Y.).  Address:  3116  St.  Johns  Ave., 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 

MITCHELL,  D.  C,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Bom:  Hiawatha,  Kans.,  Jan.  3,  1888.  Son  of 
John  Wm.  and  Lura   (Tunison)   Mitchell.    Ed.: 


MITCHELL,  ELMER  DAYTON,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  baseball  team,  1912.  Born:  Negaunee. 
Mich.,  Sept.  6,  1889.  Son  of  Samuel  S.  and 
Nellie  (Morse)  Mitchell.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Mich., 
A.B.,  1912,  A.M.,  1919. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1912).  1911,  won  Univ.  of  Mich, 
individual  bowling  trophy,  singles  tournament. 
1912-15,  ath.  dir.,  Grand  Rapids  Union  H.  Sch. 
1915-17,  ath.  dir.,  Mich.  State  Normal  Coll.  1917- 
19,  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1919-28,  instr.  phy.  ed. 
and  coach,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  intramural  aths.  and 
prof,  of  phy.  ed.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Delta  Psi; 
Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Phi  Upsilon  Kappa;  Phi 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Natl.  Ath.  Research  Soc. ;  Natl. 
Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Mich.  State  Ed.  Teachers' 
Asso. ;  pres.,  West.  Conf.  Intramural  Dirs.  Asso. ; 
Rockfeller  Foundation  Study  (mem.,  com.  on 
Motor  Ability  Tests  for   Sch.  Children)  ;   State 


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Officials  Com. ;  Author :  Theory  of  Organized 
Play ;  Practice  of  Organized  Play,  Intramural 
Aths.,  Speedball  Rules  and  Coaching  Hints,  Bskt. 
B.  Clubs:  Exchange;  Faculty;  "M"  (Univ.  of 
Mich.)-  Hobby:  Travel,  research,  fishing  and 
swimming.  Married:  Beulah  E.  Dillingham,  July 
10,  1913.  Children:  Ann  Elizabeth,  age  14 ;  Rob- 
ert Dillingham,  age  10.  Office:  Intramural  Sports 
Bldg.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  1425  Cambridge 
Rd.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


(Roanoke,  Va.,  hela  course  record,  score  67). 
1925,  developed  Paul  Jamison,  amateur  State 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.S.A.,  inf.,  1918;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Elks;  P.G.A. ;  Ro- 
anoke C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  Sapp, 
Feb.,  1922.  Children:  William,  Jr.,  age  5; 
Frances,  age  3;  David,  age  2.  Address:  Roanoke 
C.C,  Roanoke,  Va. 


MITCHELL,  ELWOOD  GAGE,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Lower  Lake,  Lake 
Co.,  Calif.,  Aug.  9,  1905.  Son  of  G.  Wayne  and 
Navarro  (Manlove)  Mitchell.  Ed.:  Selma  Union 
H.  Sen.,  1923;  Fresno  State  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Selma  Union  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  Selma 
Union  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1924-26-27,  mem.  Fresno  State  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(chosen  All-Conf.  q.b.  of  the  Far  West.  Conf., 
1926).  1925-26,  mem.  Fresno  State  Coll.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Omri- 
cron  Pi ;  W.O.W. ;  Amer.  Ins.  Union ;  Varsity 
"F"  Soc.  (Fresno  State  Coll.).  Address:  3025 
Logan  St.,  Selma,  Calif. 

MITCHELL,  VV.  LEDYARD,  football.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Nov.  2,  1881.  Son  of  Richard 
Hannaford  and  Mary  (Lincoln)  Mitchell.  Ed.: 
St.  Xavier's  Coll.  (Cincinnati,  Ohio)  ;  Yale, 
1904. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Tale  varsity  F.B.  team; 
(chosen  on  several  All- Amer.  teams,  h.b.)  1904, 
asst.  head  coach  Yale.  1905-07,  asso.  with 
coaching  staff  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  gen.  mgr. 
Chrysler  Corp.  Affiliations:  Detroit  A.A. ;  dir. 
Guardian  Detroit  Bk. ;  vice-pres.  and  dir.  Met- 
ropolitan Trust  Co.  (Highland  Pk.,  Mich.), 
vice-pres.  Robt.  Mitchell  Mfg.  Co.  (Cincinnati, 
Ohio);  Detroit  C. ;  Yondotega  C.C;  Detroit 
A.C. ;  Grosse  Point  C. ;  Grosse  Point  Hunt  C. ; 
Detroit  Racquet  and  Curling  C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Sara  Sherman,  July  18,  1910.  Chil- 
dren: W.  Ledyard,  Jr.,  age  16;  Mary  Sherman, 
age  14 ;  Sherman,  age  13 ;  Sara  Adeline,  age  11 ; 
Ann  Sherman,  age  5.  Office:  341  Mass.  Ave., 
Highland  Pk.,  Mich.  Home:  70  Ridge  Road, 
Grosse  Point  Farms,  Mich. 


MITCHELL,  WILLIAM,  professional  golf. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  28,  1888.  Son  of 
William  and  Elizabeth  Mitchell.  Ed.:  Public 
schools,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1910-14,  golf  pro.  Raleigh,  N.  C. 
1914-21,  golf  pro.  Forsythe  C.C.  (Winston- 
Salem,  N.  C).     1922-28,  golf  pro.  Roanoke  C.C. 


MIX-ON,  HUGH  CLARKE,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Marianna,  Ark.,  Dec.  6,  1899,  Son 
of  Hugh  Ivy  and  Lida  Mai  (Clarke)  Mixon. 
Ed.:  Vanderbilt  Univ.;  A.B.,   Stanford,  1924. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ. 
track  team.  1921-23.  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (S.  champs.,  1922).  1924,  mem. 
Stanford  track  team.  Asst.  F.B.  coach,  Stan- 
ford. 1925,  mem.  Little  Rock  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B. 
team  (competed  Natl,  tournament  in  Detroit, 
Mich.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Hugh  Mixon  Agency. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Little  RockA.A. 
Married:  Virginia  Newbern.  Address:  Lesser 
Bldg.,    Marianna,   Ark. 

MOOEN,  ANGUSTUS  RENE,  track.  Born: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  29,  1867.  Son  of 
Edward  A.  and  Mary  Warren  (Cram)  Moen. 
Ed.:  Berkeley  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1889. 

Record:  Mem.  Berkeley  Sch.  Ath.  Asso.  track 
team  (won  N.  Y.  Intersch.  ath.  meeting  100-yd. 
dash  in  10  3-5  seconds).  1887-89,  mem.  Yale 
Univ.  Ath  Asso.  track  team ;  mem.  Yale  track 
team   (won  Mott  Haven  Cup,  1887). 

Mil.  Service:  Served  as  1st  sergt.  in  Troop 
A.,  U.S.W.V. ;  asst.  dir.  A.R.C.  during  World 
War,  with  rank  of  capt.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi ; 
Soc.  Sons  of  Rev. ;  Seawanhaka ;  mem.  Bd.  of 
Govs.  Boy  Scouts  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  pres.  Midnight 
Mission  (N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  Univ.;  Yale;  Corin- 
thian Yacht  and  Piping  Rock  (Long  Island). 
Hobby:  Athletics,  civic  and  charity  work.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Chester  Miller,  1916.  Address:  525 
Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  New  York. 

MOFFATT,  JAMES  HUGH,  football.  Born: 
Cumberland,  Md.,  Sept.,  1878.  Son  of  James  E. 
and  Mary  (Jamieson)  Moffatt.  Ed.:  Princeton, 
A.B.,  1900;  M.A.,  1905. 

Record:  Coach  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(Phila.,  Pa.).  1908,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Princeton. 
Joint  editor,  "History  of  Aths.  at  Princeton." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Mil.  Service:  Comnd. 
Capt.,  U.S.A.;  promoted  Lt.  Col.  Clubs:  Meriou 
Cricket.  Married:  Florence  H.  Pomeroy,  June 
3,  1908.  Children:  Elizabeth  P.;  James  Hugh, 
Jr.  Office:  1211  Clover  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
104  W.  Montgomery  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


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MOHR,  JOSEPH  FERGUSON,  soccer.  Bom: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  10,  1895.  Son  of  Gloss  K.  and 
Sophia  (Ferguson)  Mohr.  Ed.:  Chestnut  Hill 
Acad.,  1913;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917. 

Record^  1911-12,  mem.  Chestnut  Hill  soccer 
team.  1912-13,  mem.  Chestnut  Hill  Acad.  B.B. 
team.  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  soccer  team 
(capt,  1916;  won  I.C.  champ.,  1914-16).  1917, 
mgr.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team. 
•  Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  appliances.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Army  Inf.,  1917 ;  comnd. 
2nd  Lt.,  Aug.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  June,  1918  to 
May,  1919;  discharged,  1st  Lt.,  June  5,  1919. 
Clubs:  Varsity  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Phila.  Cricket. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Louise  Dixon,  Apr.  26, 
1927.  Office:  912  Fox  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Gate  Lane,  Mt.  Airy,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MOLSTER,  CHARLES  B.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Springville,  Ky.,  Aug.  4,  1897.  Son 
of  Charles  E.  and  Helen  (Findley)  Molster. 
Ed.:  Central  H.  S.;  Univ.  of  Md.,  1920. 

Record*:  1916-18,  mem.  Central  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B. 
team.  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  B.B.  team. 
1920,  coach  Univ.  of  Md.  freshman  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Lambert-Hudson 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  "C"  C. ;  "M"  C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Jordan,  May  12,  1926.  Office: 
1100  Conn.  Ave.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2309 
Ashmead  Place,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MOLUMBY,  LOY  J.,  track.  Bom:  Elkader, 
la.,  Mar.  29.  1891.  Son  of  J.  K.  and  Mary 
(Lyons)  Molumby.  Ed.:  Elkader  H.  S. ;  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  B.A.,  1913;  LL.B.,  1915. 

Record:  190709.  mem.  Elkader  U.S.  F.B., 
B.B..  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1912,  14-15,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team  (capt.,  '15;  State 
record,  broad  jump,  indoor  and  outdoor;  State 
record,  60  yd.  dash,  indoor). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Molumby,  Busha  & 
Greenan.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  R.M.A.,  Air  Ser- 
vice, Flying  Instr.  Affiliations:  pres.  (local  chap- 
ter) Aeronautical  Soc. ;  chrmn.,  Rep.  Central 
Com.  Hobby:  Flying  and  farming.  Address:  323- 
25  Ford  Bldg.,  Great  Falls,  Mont. 

MONAHAN,  STEPHEN  DRURY,  rifle  shoot- 
ing. Born:  Stuart,  la.,  Jan.  13,  1889.  Son  of 
Stephen  and  Mary  Louise  (Drury)  Monahan. 
Ed.:  Univ.  Tex.;   LL.B.,  Chicago  Kent  Coll. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Pan-Amer.  rifle  team; 
mem.  small  bore  Internatl.  team ;  distinguished 
marksman,  U.  S.  Govt.;  Maestro  Tirador,  (Pan- 
Amer.  rifle  distinction,  master  rifleman).  1924- 
27,  111.  State  long  range  rifle  champ.  1925-27, 
111.  Mil.  pistol  champ.  1926-27,  111.  State  small- 
bore rifle  champ. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  13th 
Reg.  Inf.  Sch.  of  Fire;  now  Capt.  in  O.R.C., 
65th  Cavalry  Div.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  Hamilton  Club  of  Chicago.  Hobby: 
Rifle  shooting.  Office:  160  N.  LaSalle  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.   Home:  1212  Central  St.,  Evanston,  111. 

MONNET,  JULIAN  CLAUDE,  tennis.  Born: 
Langdon,  N.  Dak.,  Mar.  28,  1899.  Son  of  Julian 
C.  and  Helen  (Or ton)  Monnet.  Ed.:  Norman  H. 
Sch.,  1916 ;  Univ.  Okla.,  B.A.,  1920 ;  LL.B.,  1922  ; 
Univ.  la. 

Record :  1912-16,  mem.  Norman  H.  Sch.  ten- 
nis team  (intersch.  champs.).  1917-20,  mem.  Univ. 
Okla.  tennis  team;  All-State  champs.  (S.  West. 
Conf.  champs.,  1919).  1922-25,  played  in  S.  West. 
Sectional  tennis  tournament  (runner-up,  1923- 
24).  1916-28,  played  in  Okla.  State  tennis  tour- 
nament doubles  champ,  with  Ben  Parks,  1925 ; 
with  Paul  Darrange,  1926-27.  1922-28,  played  in 
Okla.  City  tennis  tournaments  (doubles  champ., 
1925-27.     1928,  Okla.  State  singles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  "O"  Club ;  Univer- 
sity Club.  Married:  Jeannette  Priscilla  Barnes, 
Sept.  7,  1925.  Children:  Martha  Jean  (infant). 
Office:  1117  Perring  Blvd.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Home:  617  W.  17th  St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 


MONROE,  WILLIAM  DULANEY,  National 
trapshooting  champion,  1924-25,  '27.  Born:  Mid- 
dleburg,  Va.,  Apr.  13,  1868.  Son  of  J.  H.  and 
Julia  (Miley)  Monroe.  Ed.:  Spencenaire  Bus. 
Sch.;   D.D.S.,   Natl.   Univ.,   1895. 

Record:  1918-19,  won  D.  C.  trapshooting 
champ.  1924-25,  '27,  shot  in  Grand  Amer.  handi- 
cap (Dayton,  Ohio,  score  195  x  200,  1924;  193  x 
200,  1925;  196  x  200,  1927)  ;  Natl,  trapshooting 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Amateur  Trapshooting  Asso. ;  Wash.  Gun  Club. 
Hobby:  Trapshooting.  Married:  Carrie  L.  Walker, 
Oct.  5,  1894.  Children:  Helen,  age  31;  Wm. 
Dulaney,  Jr.,  age  28;  Ann,  age  25.  Office:  1801 
Eye  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1505  Irving  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


MONTAGUE,  KIRK,  wrestling.  Bom: 
Gap  Mills,  Va.,  Aug.  10,  1885.  Son  of  Rice  D. 
and  Julia  (Godbey)  Montague.  Ed.:  Portland  H. 
Sch.;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll. 

Record:  1905,  won  Natl,  amateur  light  wt. 
wrestling  champ.  Mem.  Multnomah  Amateur  A.C. 
wrestling  team.  1920,  coach  New  Eng.  I.C.  champ, 
wrestling  team.  1918-19,  div.  ath.  dir.,  Y.M.C.A. 
(Langres,  France).  Coach  and  official,  S.O.S. 
teams  (Tours).  Official,  Inter- Allied  games.  Dir. 
of  aths.  and  asst.  camp  dir.,  Camp  Billings  (S. 
Fairlee,  Vt.)  and  Camp  Sequoyah  (Asheville,  N. 


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C. ) .  Mem.  Central  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials  and  Bd. 
of  Governors  of  Natl.  Amateur  Ath.  Fed.  (Nor- 
folk, Va.). 

1'res.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Phys.  Ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Shriner;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Hand- 
ball. Married:  Martha  Robinson,  1918.  Office: 
Sch.  Administration  Bldg.,  Norfolk,  Va.  Home: 
512  Graydon  Pk.,  Norfolk,  Va. 

MONTGOMERY,  IRA,  track.  Born:  Sleepy 
Eye,  Minn.,  April  20,  1892.  Son  of  James  and 
Margaret  (Hyslop)  Montgomery.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1916. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Cross 
Country  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
track  and  relay  teams.  1920,  coach  Pine  City 
H.  Sch.  State  winning  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Smith  Hughes  instr.,  Fari- 
bault (Minn.)  H.  Scb.  War  Record:  Mem.  of 
A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Masons;  R.A.M. ; 
mem.  Ath  Bd.  (Univ.  of  Minn.,  1918).  Married: 
Madge  Porter,  June  16,  1924.  Children:  Vir- 
ginia, age  2.  Office:  H.  Sch.,  Faribault,  Minn. 
Home:   837    Seventh  Ave.   S.,   Faribault,   Minn. 

MONTGOMERY,    JAMES    STEPHENS, 

track.  Bom:  Trenton,  N.  J.,  Mar.  22,  1898. 
Son  of  Neil  Robert  and  Eliza  (Stephens)  Mont- 
gomery. Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B., 
Princeton. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad,  cross-country  team  (capt.,  1915).  1916, 
mem.  Princeton  freshman  cross-country  team. 
1917,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track  team. 
1918-19,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team. 
1927-28,  mem.  Princeton  Club  squash-racquets 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker,  Blair  & 
Co.,  Inc.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  1918. 
Clubs:  "P"  (Princeton);  Germantown  Cricket; 
Princeton  (N.  Y.  and  Phila.,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Sing- 
ing. Married:  Constance  Peirsol,  Dec.  8,  1921. 
Children:  James  Stephens,  Jr.,  age  5;  Bruce 
Eglinton,  age  1;  Constance  Peirsol,  infant. 
Office:  1420  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  314 
Wellesley   Rd.,   Germantown,   Phila.,  Pa. 


MOODY,  MAX  MILES,  Natl,  intercollegiate 
swimming  record  holder,  1927.  Born:  New  Lex- 
ington, Ohio,  Mar.  26,  1904.  Son  of  I.  El.  and 
Laura  (Miller)  Moody.  -  Ed.:  Mech.  Arts  H.  Sch. 
(St.  Paul)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  won  C.A.A.U.  440  yd.  swim, 
5:37;  set  Minn.  State  record,  220-yd.  swim, 
2:24.  1923,  set  Minn.  State  record,  100-yd. 
swim,  55  4-10  seconds.  1924,  won  C.A.A.U. 
Pentathlon ;  won  two  firsts,  Natl.  Intersch.  meet 
(Chicago).  1927,  set  Natl.  I.C.  record,  100-yd. 
swim,  53  3-10  seconds. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Sigma 
Delta  Psi.  Address:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  Minne- 
apolis,  Minn. 

MOORE,  BERNICE  HAWTHORNE,  coach 
and  ath.  dir.  Bom:  Jonesboro,  Tenn.,  April  30, 
1894.  Son  of  James  Henry  and  Delia  (Bacon) 
Moore.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Carson-Newman  Coll. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Carson-Newman  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (bus.  mgr.  and  alternate 
coach  F.B.  team,  1916).  1917,  coach  Winches- 
ter (Tenn.)  H.  Sch.  1919-21,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  LaGrange  H.  Sch.  (LaGrange,  Ga.). 
1921-22,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Allen  Mil.  Acad. 
(Bryan,  Tex.).  1923-25,  line  coach  and  track 
coach  Univ.  of  South,  Sewanee,  Tenn.,  (S.I. 
A.A.  track  champ.,  1924).  1926-27,  coach  Mer- 
cer Univ.  Macon,  Ga.,  (2nd  place  S.I.A.A.  Bskt.B. 
tournament). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Mercer  Univ. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.A. ;  comn'd  corporal. 
Affiliation:  Kiwanis.  Hobby:  Farming,  stock 
raising,  bird  hunting,  bird  dogs.  Married: 
Anna  Louise  Clark.  Children:  Ellen  Elizabeth, 
age  3;  B.  H.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Mercer  Univ., 
Macon,  Ga.     Home:  Winchester,  Tenn. 

MOORE,  FAYETTE  THOMAS,  golf  and 
baseball.  Born:  Washington,  D.  C,  Feb.  12, 
18S0.  Son  of  James  A.  and  Ida  Belle  (Mil- 
bourne)  Moore.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs.,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Record:  1896-99,  Selback's  pitcher.  1923-26, 
won  champ.  Bannockburn  G.C.,  Wash.  Golf 
and  C.C.  and  Congressional  Club ;  Indian 
Springs  G.C.  champ.  Short  course  record.  Chevy 
Chase  invitation  tourn.,  qualifying  round,  73. 
Held  record,  Indian  Springs  for  3  yrs.  (72). 
Set  record,  Buena  Vista  G.C.  (65)  and  still 
stands. 

Govt.  Service:  Assisted  sale  of  Liberty  Bonds 
throughout  the  country  ithrofugh  medium  of 
assembling  motion  picture  stars.  Rendered 
personal  service  to  the  late  Pres.  Wilson  dur- 
ign  his  term  of  office  and  illness,  contributing 
367  motion  picture  shows  at  the  White  House. 
Had  sale  and  exclusive  charge  of  the  enter- 
tainments for  the  President.  Affiliations:  Mo- 
tion Picture  Industry  (Chmn.  for  4  yrs.)  ;  own- 
er of  Indian  Springs  G.C. ;  owner  of  Sun  Or- 
ganic Chemical  Research  Laboratories ;  inven- 
tor of  See  Moore  Automatic  Signal  Light. 
Clubs:  Indian  Springs;  Bannockburn;  Shaw- 
nee C.C.  Married:  Nettie  I.  Martin,  Mar.  7, 
1906.  Children:  Fayette  T.,  Jr.,  age  4.  Ad- 
dress: Roosevelt  Hotel,  Washington,  D.  C. 

MOORE,  PHILIP  AUGUSTUS,  track  and 
gym.  Born:  Bergen  Point,  N.  J.,  Dec.  3,  1878. 
Son  of  Henry  Francis  and  Maria  K.  (Brown) 
Moore.  Ed.:  Pingry  Sch.;  B.A.,  Princeton, 
1902. 


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Record:  1S98-1902,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
gym  and  track  teams  (I.C.  pole  vault  champ., 
1901;  capt.  gym.  and  1.0.  parallel  bars  champ.). 
1902-28,  big  game  hunter  and  int.  climber. 
1910-14,  mem.  Banff  hockey  team  (Canadian 
Natl.  Pk.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lecturer,  Bureau  of  Com- 
mercial Economics  (Wash.,  D.  C).  War  Record: 
Canadian  Expeditionary  Force,  1914-19,  Brig. 
Maj.,  6th  Inf.,  1915-16,  gen.  staff  officer,  hqrs. 
m(em.  C.E.F.,  Lt.-Col.,  citation,  1917.  Affilia- 
tions: Fellow  Royal  Geographical  Soc. ;  Fellow 
Amer.  Geographical  Soc;  Alpine  Club  (Can.); 
Trail  Riders  of  Canadian  Rockies.  Hobby:  Big 
game  hunting.  Married:  Pearl  Brewster,  1907. 
Children:  Bdmee,  age  19.  Address:  Banff,  Al- 
berta, Can. 

MOORE,  THOMAS  W.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Carnegie,  Okla.,  April  10,  1905.  Son  of 
Thomas  R.  and  Ida  (Lee)  Moore.  Ed.:  Car- 
negie H.  Sch.,  1924;  Okla.  City  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Carnegie  H.  Sch.  track, 
Bskt.B..  F.B.  and  wrestling  teams.  (All-State 
f.b.,  1923).  1924-27,  mem.  Okla.  City  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927;  All-Okla.  collegiate 
champs.,  1927;  All-State  F.B.,  1927).  1927-28, 
mem.  Okla.  City  Univ.  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "O" 
Club  (Okla.  City  Univ.);  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby: 
Athletics.     Address:  Y.M.C.A.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

MOORE,  WILY  BURTON,  capt.  Westmin- 
ster College  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Harri- 
sonville,  Mo.,  Jan.  12,  1905.  Son  of  Thomas  E. 
and  Mary  (Phillips)  Moore.  Ed.:  Harrison- 
ville  H.  Sch. ;  Westminster  Coll. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Harrisonville  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (capt.,  1923).  1923,  mem.  Harri- 
sonville H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (Mo.  cen.  champ.). 
1924-27,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(All-Mo.  guard,  1924-26,  capt,  1927).  1925-27, 
mem.  Westminster  Coll.  track  team  (Mo. 
champs.,   1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Alpha;  pres.  Alpha  Eta.  Hobby:  Phys.  ed. 
and  coaching.  School:  Kappa  Alpha  House, 
Fulton,  Mo.     Home:  Harrisonville,  Mo. 

MOORE,  WILLIAM,  capt.  Harvard  track 
team,  1919.  Born:  Gloucester,  Mass.,  July  12, 
1895.  Son  of  Wm.  F.  and  Margaret  G.  (Lunder- 
kin)  Moore.  Ed.:  Gloucester  H.  Sch.,  1913; 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1914 ;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1919. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team.  1916-17,  19,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team  (triangular  meet  40  yd.  record,  1917,  capt., 
1919.).      1917,    mem.    I.C.    champ,    sprint    team. 


1919,  mem.  U.S.  track  team  (Inter- Allied  games, 
Paris,  France).  1919-20,  mem.  Boston  A.A.  track 
squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  J.  P.  O'Connell  & 
Co.  War  Record:  1st  Sgt,  Plattsburg  Bks.,  1917, 
comnd.  1st  Lt.,  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Harvard  A.A. ; 
"H"  Club  (Harvard)  ;  Harvard  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  handball.  Married:  Asta  Louise  Fred- 
riksen,  Nov.  14,  1925.  Children:  Wm..  Jr.,  age  1 ; 
Margaret  Ann,  infant.  Office:  11  Beacon  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  27  Commonwealth  Ave., 
Gloucester,  Mass. 

MOORHEAD,  WILLIAM  SINGER,  football, 
baseball  and  crew.  Born:  Greensburg,  Pa..  Aug. 

2,  1883.  Son  of  James  Sharpe  and  Elizabeth 
(Singer)  Moorhead.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Sch.; 
B.A.,  Yale;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1902,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  F.B.  team. 
1903,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  B.B.  team.  1906,  mgr. 
Yale  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Moorhead  &  Knox. 
Affiliations:  Pres.,  Inland  Coal  Co. ;  dir.,  Key- 
stone Coal  &  Coke  Co.;  dir.,  Forbes  Natl.  Bk. 
of  Pittsburgh;  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  trustee, 
Carnegie  Institute;  dir.,  Welfare  Fund  of  Pitts- 
burgh ;  dir.,  Pub.  Health  Nursing  Asso. ;  Pitts- 
burgh G.C.  (gov.);  Duquesne  C. ;  Allegheny  C. 
C. :  Fox  Chapel  G.C;  Westmoreland  Polo  C. 
(Greensburg);  Greensburg  C.C. ;  Racquet  C. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Misquamicut  G.C.  (Watch  Hill, 
R.  I.).  Married:  Constance  Barr,  Feb.  10,  1915. 
Children:  William  Singer,  age  5.  Office:  Frick 
Bldg.  Annex,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  5622  North- 
umberland St.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

MOORHEAD,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  June  18,  1903.  Son  of  Frank 
J.  and  Susan  (Burch)  Moorhead.  Ed.:  Garfield 
H.  S.  (Terre  Haute.  Ind.)  ;  B.S.,  C.E.,  Rose  Poly. 
(Terre  Haute),  1925. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Garfield  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
(Wabash  Valley  champs.,  '18)  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1921-24,  mem.  Rose  Poly.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  '24). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  West.  Ind. 
Gravel  Co.  Affiliations:  B.P.O.E. ;  Sigma  Nu. 
Hobby:   Football.  Married:  Jane  Hendrich,  Oct. 

3,  1925.  Children:  William  H.,  infant.  Office: 
10th  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind.  Home: 
663  Oak  St.,  Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

MORAN,  CHARLES  V.,  oaseball.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Mar.  26,  1879.  Son  of  John  and 
Catherine  (Lyons)  Moran.  Ed.:  Gonzaga  Coll.; 
Peekskill  Mil.  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Georgetown  Univ., 
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Record:  1897,  capt.  Peekskill  B.B.  team. 
1899-1902,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1902).  1903,  mem.  Amer.  League  B.B. 
team.  1903-04,  mem.  Wash.  pro.B.B.  team.  1904- 
05,  mem.  St.  Louis  pro.  B.B.  team.  1903-27, 
ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Catholic  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Catholic  Univ. 
Married:  Marie  L.  Graves,  June,  1912.  Office: 
Catholic  Univ.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  6005  4th 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


MOORHEAD,  GARRETT,  capt.  University 
of  North  Carolina  football  team,  1927.  Born: 
Leaksville-Spray,  N.  C,  Nov.  26,  1905.  Son  of 
John  Motley  and  Mary  (Garrett)  Morehead. 
Ed.:  Charlotte  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C, 
1928. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Charlotte  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924,  capt.  Univ.  of  N.  C.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  C.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1925;  All- 
State  tackle,  1925-26;  capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Sigma;  Monogram  Club  (Univ.  of  N.  C.)  ; 
Charlotte  C.C. ;  Myers  Pk.  C.C.  Address:  Ran- 
som Place,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 


MORGAN,  BYRON,  football,  basketball. 
Born:  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.,  Sept.  10,  1894.  Son 
of  Edward  and  Margaret  (Davis)  Morgan. 
Ed.:  Girard  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Mahoning  Valley  Clubs  champ. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Duquesne 
Bskt.B.  Club.  Mem.  Patrician  F.B.  Club.  Mem. 
McElroy  semi-pro.  B.B.  team.  Exec.  sec.  Ma- 
honing Valley  Amateur  Ath.  Fed.  West.  Conf. 
F.B.  Official  and  Ohio  Coll.  Conf.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner,  mgr.,  "By"  Morgan 
Medicine  and  Sporting  Goods  Store;  rep.  clerk 
Mahoning  Co.  Bd.  of  Elections.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  I.  O.  O.  F. ;  Southside  Bus.  Men's 
Asso.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married: 
Theresa  Elizabeth  Murphy.  Children:  Byron, 
Jr.,  age  10;  Marjorie,  age  6;  Edward,  age  2. 
Office:  City  Bldg.,  Youngstown,  Ohio.  Home: 
41  E.  Boston   St.,  Youngstown,  Ohio. 

MORGAN,  DAVID  PERCY.  JR.,  capt.  Har- 
vard rowing  team,  1916.  Born:  Lenox,  Mass., 
Sept.  4,  1894.  Son  of  David  Percy  and  Edith 
(Parsons)  Morgan.  Ed.:  Middlesex  Sch.;  A.B., 
Harvard,    1916;    Ph.D.,    Columbia    Univ.,    1923. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Middlesex  Sch.  crew 
(capt,  1912).  1913,  capt.  Harvard  freshman 
crew.  1914-16,  mem.  Harvard  viarsity  crew 
(apt.,  1916,  which  covered  the  downstream 
course    against    Yale    at   New    London   in   20 :2 


breaking  the  188S  course  record).  1914,  mem. 
Harvard  Henley  crew,  which  won  Grand  Chal- 
lenge Cup  (Henley,  England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  chemist.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917,  2nd-class  sea- 
man ;  N.  Y.  Naval  Militia,  promoted  coxswain ; 
transferred  Naval  Aviation  Oct.,  1917 ;  qualified 
naval  aviator,  Pensacola,  Fla.,  1918 ;  comn'd 
ensign  U.S.N.Ii.F.C,  1918;  promoted  1st  lieut, 
mem  N.  Bombing  Group,  Calais,  France,  award- 
ed U.S.N.  Cross  for  service  on  Belgian  front. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Xi ;  Amer.  Chemical  Soc. 
Clubs:  "H"  (Harvard)  ;  Harvard  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Chemists'  (N.  Y.)  ;  Stockbridge  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf,  tennis,  squash  tennis  and  sailing.  Mar- 
ried: Alma  de  Gersdorff,  June  7,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Helen  Suzette,  age  5.  Office:  206  E.  19th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  114  E.  90th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

MORGAN,  EDWARD  ELLSWORTH,  foot- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Portland,  Ore., 
Dec.  3,  1874.  Son  of  E.  N.  and  Lydia  (Squires) 
Morgan.     Ed.:  LL.B.,   Stanford  Univ.,  1899. 

Record:  1894-99,  mem.  M.A.A.  Club  B.B. 
and  F.B.  team;  Pacific  N.  West  champ.  120 
and  220  yd.  hurdles ;  Pacific  N.  West,  all-around 
champ.  1897-99,  Pacific  Coast  champ.  120  and 
220  yd.  hurdles.  1898,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1898-99,  Pacific  Coast  champ,  high 
jump ;  Pacific  Coast  all-around  champ.  1897-98, 
Pacific  Coast  I.C.  champ,  high  jump,  120-yd. 
hurdle,  220-yd.  hurdle. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orchardist  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha;  Mason;  Multnomah  A.C.  Hobby: 
Farming  and  orchards.  Address:  R.F.D.  2, 
Gaston,  Ore. 


MORGAN,  RALPH,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  March  9,  1884.  Son 
of  George  and  Mary  (Chuckman)  Morgan. 
Ed.:  Friends  Cen.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1906. 

Record:     1900-02,    mem.    Friends    Cen.    Sch 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (mgr.  F.B.,  1902) 
1£05,    mgr.    Univ.    of    Pa.    Bskt.B.    team;    asst 
mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team;  founded  Collegi 
ate   Bskt.B.   Rules    Com.    (acted   as  sec,   1905 
15;  this  com.  was  merged  into  joint  rules  com. 
1915;  exec,  of  this  com.,  1915-28).  1910,  founded 
East.    I.C.    Bskt.B.    League     (sec.-treas.,    1910- 
20;    dir.,    1928).    1928i,    chrmn.    Bskt.B.    com.. 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  and  gen.  mgr. 
George  B.  Evans  Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon ;  Huntington  Valley  C.C. ;  Cape  May 
G.C.  (N.  J.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ. 
Club;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby: 
Golf  and  basketball.  Married:  Josephine  Sill, 
Dec.    9,    1911.      Childfen:    Maryallis,    age    13; 


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James  Sill,  age  10.  Office:  1106  Chestnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Bent  and  Church  Rds.,  Wyn- 
cote,  Pa. 


Oct.  19,  1912.  Children:  Camilla,  age  13; 
Wendy,  age  11.  Office:  109  Cliff  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.     Home:  Mt.  Kideo,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


MORGAN,  RAYMOND  CLYDE,  coach  and 
ath.  dir.  Bom:  Dayton,  Ohio,  Feb.  12,  1897. 
Son  of  Willard  J.  and  Anna  (Blocher)  Mor- 
gan. Ed.:  B.S.,  Purdue  Univ.  (Lafayette,  Ind.), 
1924. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1924-25,  dir.  phys.  ed.  and  coach,  Bosse- 
H.  Sch.  (Evansville,  Ind.).  1925-26,  dir.  phys. 
ed.  and  coach  Anderson  H.  Sch  (Anderson, 
Ind.).  1926-28,  coach  major  sports,  Susque- 
hanna  Univ.    (Selinsgrove,   Penna.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  major  sports,  Sus- 
quehanna Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  May  4, 
1917;  mem.  A. ELF.  Ccmm'd  sergt.,  1st.  Lt,  Re- 
serves. Affiliations:  Masons ;  B.P.O.E. ;  Soc. 
of  First  Div.;  Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon;  Amer- 
Legion ;  Amer.  Football  Coaches  Asso. ;  Sun- 
bury  C.C.  Hobby:  F.B.  and  golf.  Married: 
Esther  Romaine  Vernon,  June  15,  1924.  Office: 
Susquehanna  Univ.,  Selinsgrove,  Pa.  Home:  110 
N.  Broad,  Selinsgrove,  Pa. 

MORGAN,  THOMAS  W.,  football,  baseball. 
Born:  Jackson,  Ohio,  Apr.  26,  1895.  Son  of 
W.  T.  and  Mary  T.  (Jones)  Morgan.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Ohio  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Ohio  Univ.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1921-22,  coach,  Ohio  Univ.  fresh- 
man 'team.  1922-26,  kcoach.  New  Lexington 
(Ohio)  H.  Sch.  aths.  1927,  mem.  Ohio  Asso. 
of   F.B.    Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  New  Lexington 
(Ohio)  H.  Sch.  War  Record:  Entd.  U.S.A. 
FA.  service,  1917;  served  in  A.E.F.,  1919;  hon. 
disch.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Pi;  Elks. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret  Beatrice  Saw- 
yer, May,  1924.  Children:  Elbridge  Sawyer,  age 
1.  Office:  1st  St.,  New  Lexington,  Ohio.  Home: 
543  Mill  St.,  New  Lexington,  Ohio. 


MORIARTY,  HARRIS,  baseball,  basketball, 
track.  Born:  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Nov.  30,  1888. 
Son  of  Thos.  H.  and  Alice  (Corzelius)  Moriarty. 

Ed.:   St.   Bernard's  Coll.    (Cullman,  Ala.)  ;  Mt. 
St.  Mary's  Coll.  (Emmittsberg,  Md.). 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1905-06,  mem.  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Bskt. 
B.  and  track  teams.  Mem.  (12  yrs.)  ath.  club 
and  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  teams.  1908,  28  F.B.  offi- 
cial,  S.I.A.A.  and  S.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  vice-pres.,  Amer. 
Traders  Natl.  Bank.  Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  2nd 
Lt.  Inf.,  Camp  Gordon,  Ga.  Affiliation:  K.G, 
Married:  Adeline  Klinge.  Children:  Thomas,  age 
11 ;  John,  age  8 ;  Katherine,  age  6 ;  Robert  Wm., 
age  2.  Office:  1st  Ave.  and  20th  St.,  Birming- 
ham, Ala.  Home:  124  Francis  St.,  Birmingham, 
Ala. 

MORRILL,  CHARLES  FREDERICK,  track. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  15,  1897.  Son  of 
Chas.  F.  and  Mabel  (Skillings)  Morrill.  Ed.: 
Boston  English  H.  Sch. ;  Huntington  Prep.  Sch. ; 
Pa.  State  Coll. 

Record,:  1915,  capt.  Boston  English  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1917,  capt.  Pa.  State  Coll.  freshman 
track  team.  1918-21,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  var- 
sity track  team  (capt.  cross  country  team,  1918; 
mem.  medley  relay  team,  estab'g.  new  world's 
record,  1920).  1925-27,  Centre  Hills  C.C.  golf 
track  team ;  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Official. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  ath. 
vice:  In  S.O.T.C.  Affiliations: 
ta ;  Tex.  and  Blockhouse  Fish 
Clinton  C.C. ;  Centre  Hills  C.C. 
Marie  Grazier,  June  1,  1922. 
Store,  State  Coll.,  Pa.  Home: 
Ave.,  State  Coll.,  Pa. 


store.  Mil.  Ser- 
Phi  Gamma  Del- 
and  Game  Club ; 
Married:  Juliet 
Office:  Athletic 
332  E.  Prospect 


MORGAN,      WILLIAM     FELLOWES,     JR., 

hockey,   golf.     Born:   Short   Hills,    N.   J.,    Mar. 

13,  1889.  Son  of  W.  F.,  Sr.  and  Emma  (Lca- 
vitt)  Morgan.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1910. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  hockey 
team  (capt.,  1906).  1908-10,  mem.  Harvard 
hockey  and  golf  teams  (won  I.C.  hockey 
champ.,   1908-09;  capt.   golf  team,   1910).   1911- 

14,  mem.  St.  Nicholas  hockey  team  (won  ama- 
teur league  champ.,  1912-13). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Brooklyn  Bridal 
Freezing  and  Cold  Storage  Co.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  in  U.S.N.,  Naval  Auxiliary  Res.,  1918. 
Clubs:  Rotary;  Racquet  and  Tennis;  Mt.  Kiseo 
G.C.   Hobby:   Golf.     Married:   Mary   Rathbone, 


MORRILL,  ERNEST  F.,  N.E.A.A.U.  40  and 

100  yd.  dash  champ.  Born:  Haverhill,  Mass., 
May  26,  1906.  Son  of  Clarence  B.  and  Emily 
J.  (Drew)  Morrill.  Ed.:  Calais  Acad.;  Haver- 
hill H.  Sch.;  Marlboro  H.  Sch.;  Gardiner  H. 
Sch. ;  Boston  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Me.  All-Scho.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  won  Me.  schoolboy  spring  cvhamp. ; 
record  holder  Me.  Intersch.  100  yd.  dash  in  10 
1/5  sees.  Mem.  Boston  Univ.  track  team  (N.E. 
I.C.  place  winner,  3  yrs. ;  runner-up  for  N.E. I.C. 
champ.,  1927 ;  co-holder  N.E.A.A.A.  champ,  rec- 
ord 40  yd.  dash  in  4  3/5  sees. ;  co-holder  in 
world's  record  35  yd.  dash  in  4  sees. ;  holder 
New  Eng.  Asso.  record,  40  and  100  yd.  dashes ; 
runner-up  for  I.C.  100  yd.  champ.). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Bos- 
ton A.A. ;  Boston  Univ.  A.A. ;  Kappa  Phi  Alpha  ; 
B.U.  Me.  Club.  Hobby:  Study  of  forms  in  track 
and  field  aths.  Address:  77  Main  St.,  Richmond, 
Maine. 

MORRIS,  HENRY  STEPHEN,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  Sterling,  Minn.,  June  21,  1868. 
Son  of  Wyllys  K.  and  Martha  T.  (Riggs)  Mor- 
ris.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1891. 

Record:  1888,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1889-90,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 
1890,  asst.  mgr.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  First  Natl.  Bk., 
Sisseton,  S.  D.  Affiliations:  Masons  (worship- 
ful master  9  yrs.).  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Mary  Strangeway,  Dec,  1892.  Children:  Wyllys 
K. ;  Martha  D. ;  Esther  Frances ;  Elizabeth  R. 
Address:  Sisseton,  S.  D. 

MORRIS,  HORATIO  HOWARD,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  football  team,  1910-11.  Bom:  Bala,  Pa., 
Sept.  24,  1889.  Son  of  H.  H.  and  Katherine 
(Madeira)  Morris.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1906-07,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1907.).  1908-10-11,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  business,  Madeira  Hill 
&  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Coast  Arty.  Corps,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Penn  A.C.  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Office: 
260  S.  Broad  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  St.  Martins, 
Chestnut  Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MORRIS,  JOHN  C,  track.  Born:  George- 
town, Dela.,  May  6,  1891.  Son  of  Robert  S.  and 
Sally  (Johnson)  Morris.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Md., 
1911 ;  LL.B.,  Natl.  Law  Sch.,  Georgetown  Univ. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  track 
team  (runner-up,  1910).  1913,  high-point  win- 
ner, D.  C.  Natl.  Guards. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Army,  Co.  A,  71st  Inf.,  1918;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliation:  Masons.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Married:  Norma  Bradshaw,  Dec.  25, 
1917.  Children:  Robert  Bradshaw,  age  5 ;  John 
Thomas,  age  2.  Office:  S.  Dairies,  First  and  M 
Sts.  N.  E.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  6208  7th  St. 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MORRIS,  NEWTON  CLEVELAND,  ama- 
teur golf  champion,  Colorado,  1924-27.  Born: 
Denver,  Colo.,  1924-27.  Bom:  Denver,  Colo., 
Sept.  28,  1886.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Catherine 
(Hackney)   Morris.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Colo.  Coll.,  1909. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Colo.  Coll.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1907;  All-Conf.  f.b. 
Rocky  Mountain  Conf.,  1907-08;  mem.  All-Star 
B.B.   team,    1909).     1906-09,    mem.    Colo.   Coll. 


track  team  (Colo.  I.C.  shot-put  champ.,  1908). 
1912-14,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  coach, 
Rocky  Ford  H.  Sch.  1915-28,  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
B.B.  and  track  coach  West  H.  Sch.  (Denver, 
Colo.).  1921,  runner-up  in  amateur  golf  champ. 
<>f  Colo.  1923,  runner-up  in  Denver  city  golf 
champ.  1924,  won  amateur  golf  champ,  of 
Colo. ;  won  Denver  city  golf  champ.  1925,  won 
Lakewood  C.C.  golf  champ. ;  runner-up  in  Den- 
ver city  golf  champ.  1927,  won  amateur  golf 
champ,  of  Colo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  coach  West. 
H.  Sch.  and  golf  editor,  Rocky  Mountain  News. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Lakewood  C.C. ; 
City  Park  G.C. ;  Denver  Press  Club.  Hobby: 
coaching  and  golf.  Married:  Ruth  Holland, 
June  18,  1927.  Address:  Madison  St.,  Denver, 
Colo. 

MORRISON.  CHESTER  C,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Marionville,  Pa.,  Mar.  6,  1897. 
Son  of  Robert  M.  and  Blanche  (Cale)  Morri- 
son. Ed.:  Peabody  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Peabody  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  Peabody  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  B.B.  team. 
3917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (won  WWest.  Conf.  B.B.  champ., 
1918). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Pa.  Pump  Co.,  Inc. 
Naval  Service:  Seaman  U.S.N.,  stationed  Wis- 
sahickon  Bks.,  Cape  May,  N.  J.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Kenmore  Oil  Co. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Tribe 
of  Michigamua  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Griffins 
(Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Univ.  Club  (Pittsburgh, 
Pa.)  ;  Oakmont  C.C.  Office:  500  37th  St.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.  Home:  325  Stratford  Ave.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

MORRISON,  HAROLD,  track.  Born:  Mc- 
Cordsville,  Ind.,  May  24,  1890.  Son  of  S.  and 
Harriet  (Cottongham)  Morrison.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Cornell,  1914;  M.A.,  Stanford,  1915;  George 
Wash.   (D.  C),  1917;  D.Sc,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Shortridge  H.  Sch. 
(Ind'pTr.,  Ind.)  track  team  (capt.,  '09).  1909-11, 
mem.  Stanford  track  team.  1914,  mem.  Cornell 
track  team.  1917,  mem.  George  Wash,  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Entomologist.  Married: 
Emily  Sweetland  Reed.  Children:  Peter  Reed, 
age  8.  Office:  Bur.  of  Entomology,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  1331  Belmont  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MORRISON,  HENRY  B.,  JR.,  track.  Bom: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  June  28,  1901.  Son  of  H.  B.  and 
Margaret  (Bowie)  Morrison.  Ed.:  J.  J.  Hill 
Sch.;  Central  H.  Sch.  (St.  Paul)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1924,  '26,  '27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
track  team.  1924,  won  440  dash  (51  9/10  sees.), 


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Minn. -Ames  Dual  meet;  runner-up  440  yd.  clash, 
Wis. -Iowa  Dual  meets.  1926,  won  440  yd.  dash 
(50  sees.),  Minn. -Ohio  State  Dual  meet  (estab. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  440  yd.  record)  ;  won  440  yd. 
clash  (51  4/10  sees.),  Minn.-Chicago  Dual  meet; 
3rd,  1  mile  Drake  relays ;  runner-up  440  yd. 
dash,  Wis.  Dual  meet;  5th,  1  mile  relay,  Big  10 
Conf.  meet.  1927,  3rd,  1  mile  Ohio  relays;  3rd, 
880  yd.  Drake  relays ;  3rd,  1  mile  relay,  Big  10 
Conf.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Dairy  Husbandry, 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Gamma  Rho ; 
Alpha  Zeta.  Married:  Elizabeth  Brooke,  Sept. 
24,  1927.  Office:  Haecker  Hall,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
Farm  Campus,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  2124 
Como  Ave.  W.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

MORRISON,  J.  LOUIS,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  July  17,  1897. 
Son  of  W.  J.  and  Margaret  (Harris)  Morrison. 
Ed.:  Newman  Prep.  Sch.  (Hackensack,  N.  J.), 
1913;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1917;  South,  champs.,  1917). 
1919-23,  mem.  Atlanta  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (South, 
champs.,  1919-23;  played  3rd  in  Natl.  Bskt.B. 
champ.,  Kans.  City,  Mo.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Harvey  Adver- 
tising Agency.  War  Record:  Comnd.  1st  Lt., 
325th  Inf.,  82nd  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  disch.  Jan., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  Nu  Grape  Co.  of 
Dela.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  Kappa  Alpha;  East 
Lake  C.C. ;  Atlanta  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  swimming 
and  boating.  Married:  Josephine  Williford,  Sept. 
22,  1925.  Children:  Frances  and  Gertrude 
(twins),  age  1.  Office:  111  Walton  Bldg.,  At- 
lanta, Ga.   Home:  169  E.  17th  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

MORRISON,  ROLLIN  BRUCE,  track.  Born: 
Blunt,  S.  Dak.,  Apr.  9,  1890.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry 
and  Laura  (Jenkins)  Morrison.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Em- 
poria, Kans.,  1912 ;  Kans.  Univ. ;  Chicago  Univ. ; 
Indiana  Univ.,  B.S.,  A.M.,  1917. 

Record):  Mem.  Russell  (Kans.)  Bskt.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  Established  State  record  in 
880  yd.  dash,  Emporia  Coll.  Tri-State  champ,  in 
tennis  singles  and  doubles.  Ath.  dir.  in  H.  Sch. 
(Indpls.,  Ind.).  Mem.  Ind.  Univ.  track,  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (3  Ind.  champ.)  ;  pres.,  Ind. 
Off.  Asso. ;  Western  Conf.  Off.;  mem.  of  O.  & 
South.  Conf.  Asso. ;  dir.,  Ind'pTs.  Recreation 
Soc. ;  mem.  Ind.  Math.  &  Sc.  Asso. ;  dir.,  Ind. 
Off.  Asso.,  Inc. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Ath.,  Geo.  Wash- 
ington H.  Sch.,  Indpls.,  Ind.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed April,  1917 ;  Comnd.  1st  Sgt. ;  discharged 
Nov.  19,  1918.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi; 
Ind'pTs.  Chamber  of  Comm. ;  dir.  Fairview  Set- 
tlement ;  mem.  Tabernacle  Presbyn.  Church ; 
Supt.  Cen.  Commun.  Chautaukua  System ;  pres. 
Ind.    Off.   Asso. ;    mem.   Natl.    Ed.   Asso. ;    mem. 


Ind.  Math.  &  Sc.  Asso. ;  Hoosier  A.C. ;  Ind'pTs. 
Tennis  Asso.  Hobby:  Health  (Civic)  Recrea- 
tion ;  auto  racing ;  ath.  officiation.  Married: 
Martha  Mcintosh,  June  26,  1920.  Children: 
Martha  Celina,  age  7 ;  Mary  Frances,  age  6. 
Office:  Washington  H.  Sch.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Home:  4240  Sunset  Ave.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


MORROW,  HARRY  COLWELL,  track. 
Bom:  Douds,  la.,  Jan.  25,  1895.  Son  of  Jerimiah 
M.  and  Alice  Emma  (Chalfant)  Morrow.  Ed.: 
la.  Wesleyan  Acad.,  1915 ;  la.  Wesleyan  Coll., 
1917;  Univ.  of  la.,  1924. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  varsity 
track  team  (participated  in  y2  mi.  run,  1:56). 
1923,  mem.  1  mi.  relay-morrow,  Amer.  I.C.  track 
meet ;  mem.  1  mi.  relay-morrow,  Natl.  A.A.U. 
track  meet ;  mem.  1  mi.  relay-morrow,  Kans. 
relay  track  meet ;  mem.  1  mi.  relay-morrow,  111. 
indoor  relay  track  meet ;  runner-up,  West.  conf. 
track  meet  (y2  mi.  run).  1924,  1st  pi.  West, 
conf.  track  meet  (y2  mi.  run). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Naval  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.N.,  1917,  U.S.  receiving  ship  N.  Y., 
station  on  Ellis  Island,  N.  Y.  Bay,  and  Bay 
Ridge  Bks.,  discharged,  1919,  1st  class  yeoman, 
U.S.N.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Xi  Psi 
Phi ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Athens  Club  ;  Den- 
tal Research  Club.  Office:  910  Equitable  Bldg., 
Des  Moines,  la.  Home:  869  40th  St.,  Des  Moines, 
la. 


MORROW,  HUGH,  capt.  baseball  team  Univ. 
of  Ala.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  May  19,  1873. 
Son  of  John  C.  and  Mary  (Walker)  Morrow. 
Ed.:  Birmingham  H.  Sch.,  1889;  Univ.  of  Ala., 
A.B.,  1893,  LL.B.  and  A.M.,  1894. 

Record:  1890-94,  mem.  Univ,  of  Ala.  var- 
sity B.B.  team  (capt.  1892-93;  pitched  longest 
coll.  game,  16  innings,  1892 ;  picked  as  All-South, 
pitcher,  1892).  1892,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1895,  mem.  Birmingham  Ath.  C. 
B.B.  team.  1896,  official  S.T.A.A.  B.B.  Pitched 
on  S.T.A.A.  champ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Sloss  Sheffield  Steel 
&  Iron  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  ;  Odd  Fellows  ;  Knights  of  Pythias ; 
Masons;  Shriner;  Knights  Templar;  Bd.  of  Trus- 
tees, Univ.  of  Ala. ;  Birmigham  C.C. ;  Roebuck 
C.C. ;  Southern  C. ;  The  B.  of  V.  Game  Conser- 
vation. Hobby:  Hunting  and  ath.  Married: 
Margaret  Smith  (deceased),  June,  1897;  2nd 
wife.  Dorothy  Harris,  July  19,  1923.  Children: 
Katharine  Gresham,  age  27;  Mamie  Phubet,  age 
25 ;  Margaret  Anderson,  age  23 ;  Annie  Louise 
Badham,  age  21 ;  Hugh,  Jr.,  age  19 ;  Libby,  age 
17;  Aileen,  age  3.  Offices  Amer.  Traders  Bank 
Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  2800  Monroe 
Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 


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MORSE,  ANTHONY,  rowing.  Bom:  Spring- 
field, Mass.,  Jan.  23,  1891.  Son  of  Oliver  C.  and 
Ella  (Jones)  Morse.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sen.  (Wash., 
D.  C.)  ;  Flushing  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.)  ;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1915. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1916, 
crew  coach,  Choate  Sch.   (Wallingford,  Conn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vita  Glass  Corp.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted, '  Apr.,  1917,  Q.M.  U.S.N.R.F. ; 
comnd.  ensign,  June,  1918;  discharged,  Lt. 
(j.g.),  May,  1919.  Clubs:  Yale  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Scarsdale  G.C.  Married:  Roberta  Holloway. 
Children:  Anthony,  Jr.,  age  6.  Office:  50  E. 
42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  18  Club  Way, 
Hartsdale,  N.  Y. 

MORSE,  BRYAN,  football,  track,  baseball 
and  basketball.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  21, 
1885.  Son  of  Bryan  H.  and  Elizabeth  (Ring- 
wait)  Morse.  Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch.  (Washi., 
D.  C.)  ;  B.S.,  Clarkson  Coll.,  1919;  George 
Wash.  Univ.,  1910  (grad.  work). 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  West.  H.Sch.  (Wash. 
D.  C.)  F.B.,  B.B.,  tennis,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (holder  100-yd.  dash  record  Wash.  H. 
Schs.,  made  1905,  and  jointly  held  with  R.  Dick 
Dear  and  Robert  S.  Maxam).  1907-09,  mem. 
Clarkson  Coll.  Tech.  (Pottsdam,  N.  Y.)  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  hockey  teams  (capt., 
B.B.).  1909,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (Ail-So.  Atlantic  q.b.).  1910,  coach,  George 
Wash.  Univ.  track  team.  1914-20,  dir.  ath.  and 
coach  West.  H.  Sch.  teams.  1921-24,  dir.  stu- 
dent activities  and  coach  George  Wash.  Univ. 
1919-24,  pres.,  sec.  and  treas.,  Dist.  Amateur  B.B. 
Asso.  1922-23,  vice-  pres.  S.A.I.A.A.  1901-2S, 
mem.  F.B.  Officials  Asso.  1923-25,  sports  editor, 
Wash.  Herald. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Promotion  mgr.,  "Wash. 
Times  and  Herald."  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi  Pi 
Delta  Theta;  Omricron  Pi  Omricron;  Pyramid 
Honor  Soc. ;  Indian  Spring  G.C. ;  Racquet  Club  ; 
Natl.  Press  Club;  Winchester  G.C;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Eloise  Pratt.  Children: 
Mary  Herndon,  age  10 ;  Mason  Harwell,  age  8 ; 
Julie  Eloise,  age  6.  Office:  Herald  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  3429  Porter  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

MORSE,  WILLIAM  GIBBONS,  track.  Born: 
New  York  City,  Dec.  14,  1877.  Son  of  James 
Herbert  and  Lucy  (Gibbons)  Morse.  Ed.:  Pri- 
vate sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1899. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team.  1897-98,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team.  1897,  won  high  jump,  5  ft.  10  in.,  B.A.A. 
games;  won  high  jump,  5  ft.  11%  in.,  Rox.  Lat. 
Sch.;  won  high  jump,  6  ft.,  B.  C.  games;  won 
220-yd.  hurdles,25  3-5  sees.,  and  runner-up  high 
jump,  6  ft.  1  in.,  Harvard-Penn.  dual  meet ;  run- 
ner-up 220-yd.  hurdles  and  tied  runner-up  high 
jump,  6  ft.,  I.C.  games.     1898,  runner-up,  220- 


yd.  hurdles  and  3rd,  high  jump,  Harvard-Yale 
games;  3rd,  high  jump,  5  ft.  liy2  in.,  and  3rd, 
220-yd.  low  hurdles,  I.C.  games.  1899,  won  220- 
yd.  low  hurdles,  25  3-5  sees.,  Harvard-Yale 
games;  runner-up  220-yd.  low  hurdles,  24  4-5 
sees.,  I.C.  games   ( Krantzlein,  1st.  23  4-5  sees. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Purchasing  agent,  Harvard 
Univ.  War  Record:  Enlisted  lieut.  junior,  U.  S. 
N.,  1917 ;  gunner  and  watch  officer  destroyer 
"Tucker",  convoy  duty,  European  waters ;  res- 
cued 120  survivors  of  French  cruiser  "Du  Petit 
Thouars"  and  sunk  German  sub.  Aug.,  1918 ; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity 
C;  Harvard  C.  (Boston).  Hobby:  Yachting. 
Married:  Marjovie  Dewey,  1902.  Children: 
Lucy,  age  24 ;  Marjorie,  age  23 ;  William,  Jr., 
nge  21 ;  Barbara,  age  16.  Office:  Harvard  Univ., 
Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  19  Craigie  St.,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 


MORTON,  MEYER,  football,  track,  baseball. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  20,  3889.  Son  of  Max 
and  Bessie  (Schreyer)  Morton.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1912. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  F.B.  team 
reserves.  Mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  class  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1914-28,  Middle  West  and 
West.  Conf.  Official  for  F.B.,  track  and  field 
games.  1925-28,  chmn.  Bd.  of  Dir.,  Ath.  Offi- 
cials' Asso.  of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  local  atty.  Wa- 
bash Ry.  Co.  and  Mo.,  Kans.,  Tex.  lines.  War- 
Record:  Served  in  A.E.F.,  18  mos. ;  cited  for 
D.S.C.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Adventurers'  Club 
of  Chicago;  Army  and  Navy  C.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Lois  Dana  Meade.  Child:  Cath- 
erine, age  10.  Office:  112  W.  Adams  St..  Chi- 
cago, 111.   Home:  5496  Cornell  Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 


MOSBY,  JAMES  ROBERT,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Kans.  City,  Mo.,  Nov.  7,  1902. 
Son  of  Thomas  Gallatin  and  Lillian  (Faubion) 
Mosby.  {Ed.:  Univ.  of  Kans. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kans.  F.B. 
team  (Mo.  Valley  champs.,  1923;  mem.  All-Mo. 
Valley  F.B.  team,  1923).  1922-24,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Kans.  Bskt.B.  team  (Mo.  Valley 
champs.;  member  All-Missouri  Valley  Bskt. 
Ball  team,  1923-24).  1925-26,  mem.  Hillyard 
Bskt.B.  team,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.  (runners-up  in 
N.A.A.U.  tournament,  1925 ;  N.A.A.U.  champs., 
1926).  1928,  capt.  Cook  Painter  Boys'  Bskt.B. 
team,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  (N.A.A.U.  champs.; 
chosen  All- Amer.  Bskt.B.  guard). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Cook  Paint  & 
Varnish  Co.  (Kans.  City,  Mo.).  Clubs:  Kans. 
City  A.C.  Married:  Margaret  Wallace,  Nov.  17, 
1927.  Office:  1319  Grand  Ave.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 
Home:  4328  Roanoke  Parkway,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 


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MOSELEY,  GEORGE  CLARK,  left  end,  Wal- 
ter Camp's  All-American  F.B.  team,  1916.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  April  5,  1894.  Son  of  Carleton 
and  Marion  Lydia  (Wilder)  Moseley.  Ed.:  Hill 
Sell.    (Pottstown,  Pa.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1917. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Hill  Sen.  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1913,  mem. 
Hill  Sch.  hockey  team.  1914,  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man F.B.  team  (I.C.  champs.).  1915-16,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1916,  left  end  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem. 
Yale  F.B.  coaching  staff. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Factory  mgr.,  coffee  tester 
and  sales  correspondent,  Chase  &  Sanborn.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  U.  S.  Aviation  Section, 
1917 ;  enlisted  in  French  aviation,  1917,  avia- 
tion schs. :  Avord,  Tours,  Pau,  G.  D.  E. ;  b'rev- 
etted,  1917  (Caudron),  Escadrille  Spad  150, 
1917-18,  at  the  front ;  final  rank,  corporal. 
Cornn'd  ensign  U.  S.  naval  aviation,  1918 ;  naval 
aviation  Sch.,  Moutchic-Lacanau  (Gironde)  ;  at 
the  front,  U.  S.  Naval  Seaplane  Station,  Dun- 
kirk, Mar.  15  to  June  20,  1918;  U.S.A.  Bombing 
Sch.,  June  25  to  July  20,  1918,  Clermont-Fer- 
rand. Attached  to  Royal  Flying  Corps,  Day 
Bombing  Sqdn.  218,  July  25  to  Sept.  10,  1918. 
Attached  to  French  Chasse  Sqdn.,  Escadrille 
ue  Saint-Pol,  Sept.  25  to  Nov.  5,  1918;  final 
rank,  lieut  (J.%G.)  U.S.N.R.F.  Citation,  Navy 
Cross.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi ;  1st  vice-pres.. 
Fox  Valley  Council  B.S.A. ;  Geneva  G.C. ;  Har- 
vard-Yale-Princeton Club.  Hobby:  Canoeing, 
camping  and  hunting.  Married:  Ethel  Maud 
Spencer,  Dec.  11,  1918.  Children:  Spencer  Dum- 
aresq,  age  8 ;  Thomas  Wilder,  age  6.  Office:  327 
N.  Wells  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  Peck  Road  and 
Hawthorne  Lane,  Geneva,  111. 

MOSER,  LESLIE,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Scottdale,  Pa.,  June  16,  1894.  Son  of  Wor- 
ley  and  Mary  (Pickens)  Moser.  Ed.:  Greens- 
burg  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Wash,  and  Jefferson  Coll., 
1916. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Greensburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (West.  Pa.  F.B.  champs., 
1911).  1912-15,  mem.  W.  and  J.  F.B.  team.  1913- 
16,  mem.  W.  and  J.  B.B.  team  (capt, 
1915).  1916-18,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Wofford  Coll. 
1919-20,  F.B.  coach  Greensburg  H.  Sch  (Pa. 
champs.,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  Sec, 
The  Union  Trust  Co. ;  sec.,  The  Keystone-West- 
moreland Bldg.  &  Loan  Asso. ;  pres.,  S.  Greens- 
burg Game  and  Fish  Protective  Asso. ;  Delta 
Tau  Delta ;  W.  and  J.  Gridiron  Club ;  Greens- 
burg Motor  Club ;  White  Rock  Rod  and  Gun 
Club.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing,  rifle  shooting 
and  football  officiating.  Married:  Nettie  High- 
berger,  May  10,  1917.  Children:  Pauline,  age  9 ; 
Jeanne,  age  6;  Frank,  age  2.  Office:  Main  St., 
Greensburg,  Pa.  Home:  247  Hudson  Ave., 
Greensburg,  Pa. 


MOSER,  PALL  D.,  rowing.  Bom:  Burling- 
ton, Vt.,  July  30,  1899.  Son  of  Charles  A.  and 
Anna  (Clarkson)  Moser.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.,  1919;  B.A.,  Princeton,  1922. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
crew.  Mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew.  Mem. 
Princeton  varsity  crew  (won  Amer.  Henley  on 
Schuylkill  River,  defeating  Navy-Harvard-Pa.- 
Columbia,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker,  Charles  L.  Crane 
Agency  Co.  Clubs:  Tiger  Inn;  St.  Louis  C.C. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Luyties,  June  25,  1927. 
Office:  Pierce  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  9 
Brentmoor  Pk.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

MOSLEY,  ELLIS  PARKER,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Rockmont,  Ga.,  Jan.  3, 
1883.  Son  of  Augustus  and  Martha  (Hollis) 
Mosley.  Ed.:  Piedmont  Inst;  Mercer  Univ.,  A. 
B.,  1908;  LL.B.,  1909. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  varsity  B. 
B.  team.  1911-13,  coach  Dawson  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1916-22,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Gordon 
Mil.  Inst.  1923-25,  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
and  varsity  B.B.  coach  Mercer  Univ.  (champ. 
B.B.  team).  1926-28,  ath.  dir.  Mercer  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Phoebe 
Laing,  Apr.  14,  1914.  Children:  Elizabeth,  age 
12;  Josephine,  age  10;  Ruth,  age  8;  Ellis  Par- 
ker, Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  Mercer  Univ.,  Macon,  Ga. 
Home:  103  Hillcrest  Ave.,  Macon,  Ga. 

MOSTIL,  JOHN  ANTHONY,  professional 
baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  June  1,  1897.  Son 
of  Casper  and  Barbara  (Stumpf)  Mostil. 

Record:  1918,  21-27,  outfield  Chicago  White 
Sox  (Amer.  League;  played  2nd  base,  1918). 
1919-20,  2nd  base  and  outfield,  Milwaukee  (Amer. 
Asso.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Affiliations:  K.C. ; 
Elks;  Asso.  of  Pro.  B.B.  Players  of  Amer.; 
Cressmoor  C.C.  (Gary,  Ind.).  Address:  1331 
Roberts  Ave.,  Whiting,  Ind. 

MOTT,  JOHN  LIVINGSTONE,  mem.  Prince- 
ton football  and  swimming  teams.  Born:  Woos- 
ter,  O.,  Oct.  10,  1892.  Son  of  John  R.  and  Leila 
(White)  Mott.  Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.;  B.A.,  Prince- 
ton, 1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Princeton  swimming 
team.    1914,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Y.M.C.A.  Sec,  Nagpur, 
India.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Rainbow  Div. ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A.  Sec;  Cap 
and  Gown  Club,  Princeton.  Hobby:  Big  and 
small  game  shooting.  Married:  Celestine  God- 
dard,  June  16,  1926.  Office:  Y.M.C.A.  Hostel, 
Nagpur,  India. 


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MOTT,  PAUL  W.,  holder  of  A.A.U.  shot  put 
record.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  May  23,  1906. 
Son  of  John  W.  and  Josephine  (Hodge)  Mott. 
Ed.:  San  Diego  H.  Sch. ;  San  Diego  State  Coll. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  San  Diego  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1923-24).  1924-26,  mem. 
San  Diego  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (A.A.U.  free 
throw  champs,  and  capt.,  1925 ;  San  Diego  A.A. 
U.  champs.,  1924-26 ;  2nd  high  point  man  S. 
Conf.,  1926).  1924-28,  mem.  San  Diego  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (S.  Calif.  Jr.  Coll.  champs., 
1924 ;  capt  and  Ail-So.  Calif.  Conf.  center  1927 ; 
Ail-So.  Calif.  Conf.  fullback,  and  high  point 
scorer  So.  Conf.,  1928.  1925-28,  mem.  San  Diego 
State  Coll.  track  team  (high  point  man,  1926- 
27 ;  pres.  holder  of  A.A.U.  and  Coll.  shot-put 
records ;  winner  of  javelin  in  all-conf .  meet, 
1928. 

Address:  4572  Delaware  St.,  San  Diego,  Calif. 

MOTTER,  WILLIAM  COLHOUN,  treasurer 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  Born:  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Jan.  1,  1882. 
Son  of  Louis  and  Olivia  (Colhoun)  Motter.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1906. 

Record:  1906,  mgr.  Princeton  track  team; 
treas.,  I.C.A.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dry  goods  comn.  and  Ry. 
supplies.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt.,  Minn.  Natl.  Guard, 
promoted  2nd  Lt.  Clubs:  White  Bear  Yacht; 
Minn.;  Univ.;  Princeton  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Nancy  Toulmin,  July,  1910.  Children: 
Wm.  Colhoun,  Jr.,  age  15 :  Jean,  age  13 ;  Nancy 
Olivia,  age  10.  Office:  413-414  Hackney  Bldg., 
St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  555  Grand  Ave.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

MOTZER,  CARLYLE  E.,  baseball.  Born: 
Hamilton,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1896.  Son  of  Jacob 
and  Louise  (Neubrander)  Motzer.  Ed.:  S.  Ohio 
H.  Sch. ;  Hamilton  H.  Sch. ;  Miami  Univ. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  S.  Ohio  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1916,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  track  team  (50,  100. 
220  yd.  indoor  records).  1918,  coach  Tamaqua 
(Pa.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  '26,  won  City 
industrial  B.B.  champ.  1926,  mem.  Mosler  B.B. 
team  (won  Ohio  State  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  mgr.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.  S.  Ord.,  1917 ;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Upsilon;  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Mason; 
Scottish  Rite  ;  Shriner  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  ; 
Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials;  Ohio 
Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Official;  West.  N.  Y.  F. 
B.  Asso. ;  Ad.  Club.  Married:  Beatrice  Cott- 
meyer,  June,  1924.  Children:  Carlyle  Travor,  age 
1.  Office:  238  Main  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home: 
119  Stratford  Rd.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

MOUGH,  PAUL  A.,  football.  Born:  Young- 
wood,  Pa.,  Sept.  6,  1907.  Son  of  William  J.  and 
Ina  (Hoak)  Mough.  Ed.:  Greensburg  H.  Sch.; 
Stetson  Univ. 


Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Greensburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Stetson  Univ.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1920,  won  S.I. A. A.  champ,  of 
Fla. ;  mem.  famous  line  that  played  entire 
game  against  Auburn,  defeating  them  for  the 
first  time  in  twenty  yrs.  1928,  mem.  Stetson 
Univ.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Sigma  Phi  (treas.)  ;  Phi  Sigma  Eta  (pres.)  ; 
Pa.  Club  (pres.)  ;  "S"  Club.  Hobby:  Football 
and  baseball.  Office:  Stetson  Univ.,  Deland, 
Fla.     Home:  Youngwood,  Pa. 


MOULTON,  EDWARD  RUSSELL,  baseball, 
football  and  basketball.  Born:  Mobile,  Ala., 
Apr.  21,  1900.  Son  of  John  Lewis  and.  Annie 
(Powers)  Moulton.  Ed.:  Mobile  H.  Sch.; 
Swing  Hill  Coll.;  B.S.,  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst., 
1924. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Spring  Hill  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1920-22,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.  F.B.  team ; 
hon.  mention  on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1921-23, 
mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.  B.B.  team.  1924,  coach, 
Pascagoula  II.  Sch.  1925-28,  asst.  F.B.  coach, 
Ala.  Poly.  Inst.  1928,  head  B.B.  coach,  Ala. 
Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Upsilon;  Mason;  Atlanta  A.C.;  Auburn 
C.C. ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Clara  Ellen  Yarbrough,  July  31,  1926.  Children: 
John  Lewis,  infant.  Office:  Ala.  Poly.  Tech. 
Inst.,  Auburn,  Ala.  Home:  Box  491,  Auburn, 
Ala. 


MOULTON,  FAY  R.,  sprinter.  Born:  Mar- 
ion, Kans.,  April  7,  1876.  Son  of  William  Sin- 
clair and  Eva  (Brumbaugh)  Moulton.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Kans.  State  Univ.,  1900;  Yale  Law  Sch., 
1903. 

Record,:  1898.  won  Kans.  state  100  yd.  and 
220  yd.  champ.  1898-99,  mem.  Kans.  State  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1899,  estabd.  Kans.  State  Univ.  100 
yd.  record,  9  4/5  sec.  1900,  won  100  yd.  and 
220  yd.  dashes  in  dual  meet.  1902,  won  quarter 
mi.  champ.  Yale-Calif,  dual  meet ;  placed  in 
100  yd.  and  220  yd.  dashes,  East.  I.C.  meet; 
won  U.S.  and  Canadian  quarter  mi.  champ.  49 
4/5  sec.  ;  1902-03,  mem.  Yale  one  mi.  relay  team ; 
runner-up  in  100  yd.  and  220  yd.  dashes,  Yale- 
Harvard  dual  meet ;  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  team. 
1903,  won  100  yd.  and  220  yd.  dashes,  Yale- 
Princeton  dual  meet ;  won  100  yd.  dash  and  run- 
ner-up in  220  yd.  dash,  Yale  East.  I.C.  meet ; 
Yale  record  in  220  yd.  dash,  21  3/5  sec.  1904, 
won  West.  A.A.U.  100  yd.  and  220  yd.  champ. 
1904-05,  vice-pres.  West.  A.A.U.  1905,  won  West. 
A.A.U.  100  yd.,  220  yd.  and  440  yd.  dashes. 
1906,  mem.  Ainer.  Com.  Olympic  games.  Mem. 
Amer.  Olympic  track  team,  runner-up  in  100 
meters. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Brick  mfgr.,  sec.-treas. 
United  Clay  Products  Corp.  Affiliations:  Ro- 
tary Club  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  K.C. ;  Kans. 
City  A.C.  Married:  Nettie  Wells,  1914.  Children: 
Dorothy,  age  11 ;  Jane,  age  9.  Office:  Lee  Bldg., 
Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home:  920  W.  39th  St.,  Kan. 
City,  Mo. 

MOULTON,  HAROLD  G.,  baseball,  track 
and  squash-racquets.  Born:  LeRoy,  Mich.,  Nov. 
7,  1883.  Son  of  Belah  G.  and  Mary  (Smith) 
Moulton.  Ed.:  LeRoy  H.  Sch. ;  Albion  Coll., 
1905;  Univ.  of  Chicago,  Ph.B.,  1907;  Ph.D., 
1914. 

Record:  1897-1901,  mem.  LeRoy  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1901).  1904-05,  mem.  Albion  Coll. 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago B.B.  team.  1908,  B.B.  coach,  Univ.  H.  Sch. 
(Chicago,  111.).  1908-09,  F.B.  and  track  coach, 
Evanston  Acad.  1927,  mem.  Wash.,  D.  C.  squash- 
racquets  team    (Natl,   champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  The  Brookings  Institution 
(Wash.,  D.  C).  Clubs:  Racquet;  Cosmos;  Chevy 
Chase  (Wash.,  D.  C.) ;  Quadrangle  (Chicago, 
111.).  Married:  Frances  C.  Rawlins,  June  17, 
1912.  Children:  John  R.,  age  14;  Barbara,  age 
12.  Office:  26  Jackson  PI.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3709  Oliver  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  D.  C. 

MOYLE,  TED  DOUGLAS,  football.  Born: 
Pasadena,  Cal.,  May  27,  1899.  Son  of  William 
Edward  and  Nellie  (Perkins)  Moyle.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Santa  Ana  H.Sch.  Bskt.B., 
track  (high-jump  rec.  5  ft.  6  in.)  and  B.B.  teams. 
1918,  mem.  Pomona  Coll.  S.A.T.C.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  Mem.  Minneapolis  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team  (N.  W.  Independent  champs.). 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team  (1  yr.). 
High  man  Y.M.C.A.  track  meet  (2  yrs.).  Coach 
Willmar  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.  (2  yrs.).  Coach 
Rochester  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.  (1  yr.).  Phys  dir. 
Y.M.C.A.    (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  and  artist  for  the 
Colwell  Press,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Ad- 
vertising Club.  Hobby:  Athletics  and  art.  Mar- 
ried: Marcile  Pullen.  Child:  Marylin  Jean,  age 
2.  Office:  405  S.  6th  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  3310  Fremont  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


won  Natl,  shot-put  and  discus-throw  champ., 
holds  world  I.C.  discus-throw  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.,  Coll.  of  Agr.,  Uni'v 
of  Wis.  Affiliations:  Chicago  A.A. ;  sec.  Wis. 
Live  Stock  Breeders'  Asso.  Married:  Metha  R. 
Simpson,  Dec.  20,  1917.  Children:  Arlie,  Jr., 
age  7 ;  George  L.,  age  5.  Address:  Coll.  of  Agr., 
Madison,  Wis. 

MUEHLEBACH,  GEORGE  E.,  professional 
baseball.  Born:  Kans.  City,  Mo.,  Aug.  10,  1881. 
Son  of  George  and  Margaret  M.  (Bessen- 
baeher)  Muehlebach.  Ed.:  Public  Sch.  of  Kans. 
City,  Mo.,  1895;  'Spaulding's  Commercial  Coll., 
1898. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Spaulding's  Comml.  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1917-28,  pres.  of  Kans.  City  B.B. 
Club,  Amer.  Asso.  (Kans.  City,  Mo.).  Stand- 
ing of  club :  1918,  won  pennant ;  1919,  2nd  place ; 

1920,  8th  place;  1921,  3rd  place;  1922,  3rd 
place;  1923,  won  pennant;  1924,  8th  place; 
1925,  7th  place;  1926,  7th  place;  1927,  tied  for 
2nd  place.  Former  owner  of:  Glen  Wright, 
i  Pittsburgh)  ;  Joe  Dawson;  Rube  Lutshy  ;  P.  D. 
Scott  (Cubs  and  Pittsburgh)  ;  Luther  Roy 
(Washington)  ;  Ernest  Smith  (Washington)  ; 
Jess  Harriss'(St.   Louis  Natls.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Baseball  owner.  Affilia- 
tions: George  Muehlebach  Brewing  Co.  (pres.)  ; 
Muehlebach  Estate  Co.  (pres.)  ;  K.C.  B.B.  Co. 
(pres.);  Mercantile  Trust  Co.  (dir.);  Elks; 
Eagles ;  K.  C.  A.C. ;  Chamber  of  Comm. ;  Bus. 
Dis.  League;  Isaac  Walton  League.  Hobby: 
Baseball.     Married:  Roxanne  Hanna,  Mar.  14, 

1921.  Office:  1740  Main  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 
Home:  1035  W.  Meyer  Blvd.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

MUELLER,  CARL  JOHN  GEORGE,  capt.  St. 
John's  Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams,  1927.  Born: 
Sweet  Springs,  Mo.,  April  25,  1908.  Son  of 
Henry  and  Anna  (Wolters)  Mueller.  Ed.:  St. 
John's  Acad.;   St.  John's  Coll. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  St.  John's  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  St. 
John's  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1927). 
1926-28,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  St. 
John's  Coll.  A.A.;  Cacaphony  Club  (St.  John's 
Coll.)  ;  Winfield  A.C.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Ad- 
dress: 5110  Cates  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


MUCKS,  ARLIE,  world  I.C.  discus  throw 
champ.  Born:  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  Dec.  10,  1891. 
Son  of  Max  L.  and  Anna  (Mertz)  Mucks.  Ed.: 
Oshkosh  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1917. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Oshkosh  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (Natl.  H.  Sch.  champ.,  1910-11; 
mem.  Olympic  team,  1912).  1914,  mem.  Osh- 
kosh H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (All- West,  guard). 
1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team  (West. 
Conf.    champ,    in    discus-throw    and    shot-put ; 


MUELLER,  EMMETT  JOHN,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  June  15,  1896. 
Son  of  William  F.  and  Adele  (Thiermann) 
Mueller.  Ed.:  East  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwaukee, 
Wis.)  ;  Milwaukee  Normal  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  East  Div.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team.   1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt., 
Heavy  Arty.   Affiliations:  Vilter  Mfg.  Co.  (Dist. 


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mgr. )  ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Amer.  Soc.  Refrig- 
erating Engrs. ;  Red  Run  G.C.  (Detroit,  Mich.). 
Married:  Lisette  J.  Fluck,  1920.  Children:  Nancy- 
Jane,  age  6 ;  Virginia  Marie,  infant.  Office:  2457 
Woodward  St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  4262  Cort- 
land St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

MULLANEY,  JOHN  J.,  football,  basketball 
and  baseball.  Born:  Leominster,  Mass.,  May  28, 
1892.  Son  of  Michael  and  Mary  (Hunt)  Mul- 
laney.  Ed.:  Fitchburg  H.  Sch. ;  Fitchburg  State 
Normal,  1913  ;  Hyannis  State  Normal  Sch.,  1922  ; 
Harvard,  1917. 

Record:  Mem.  Fitchburg  H.  Sch.  track,  B.B., 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Mem.  Fitchburg  Nor- 
mal Sch.  track,  B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  John  J.  Mullaney  Ins. 
Agency.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt.  1st  Class,  U.  S.  Gen. 
Hosp.,  No.  16,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Affiliations: 
Elks;  Amer.  Legion;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Forty  and  Eight ;  K.C. ;  Bishop  Beaven  Assem- 
bly; Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  Official;  New 
Eng.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Rotary  Club. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Frances  Keolin.  Chil- 
dren: Jackie  Keolin.  Office:  46  Parker  St.,  Gard- 
ner, Mass.   Home:  86  Lynde  St.,  Gardner,  Mass. 

MULLEN,  DAVID  FRANCIS,  dir.  of  ath. 
Born:  Concord,  Mass.,  Jan.  31,  1898.  Son  of 
Thomas  and  Johanna  (Foley)  Mullen.  Ed.: 
Framingham  H.  Sch. ;  Williston  Sem. ;  Ford- 
ham  Univ.;  B.S.,  Boston  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Fordham  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1922-25,  mem.  Providence 
Steam-Rollers  pro.  F.B.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Ath.,  H.  Sch.,  Taun- 
ton, Mass.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  A.  Inf. ; 
Comnd.  Lt.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Amer.  Legion; 
K.  of  C. ;  Ath.  Coaches  Asso.  of  Mass. ;  Boston 
Coll.  A.A.  Hobby:  F.B.  Office:  High  Sch.,  Taun- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  373  Concord  St.,  Framingham, 
Mass. 


MULVIHILL,    WALTER     MICHAEL,     Natl 

A.A.U.  Sr.  600  yds.  champ.,  1924.  Born:  Wor- 
cester, Mass.,  Apr.  6,  1904.  Son  of  Michael  and 
Annie  (McNamara)  Mulvihill.  Ed.:  Worcester 
South  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Holy  Cross  track  team 
(winner  of  New  Eng.  A.A.U.  600  yd.  champ., 
1924 ;  winner  of  Col.  Gaston  600  yds.  special  in- 
vitation, Boston,  1924 ;  winner  Natl.  Sr.  A.A.U. 
600  yds.  champ.,  N.Y.C.,  1924 ;  mem.  Holy  Cross 
Relay  team,  broke  world's  indoor  1700  meters 
relay  record,  K.  of  C.  meet,  N.  Y.  C,  1924 ; 
broke  dual  meet  and  Boston  Coll.  440  yds.  track 
record  in  H.C.  and  B.C.  dual  meet,  1924 ;  winner 
Waldron  Special  600  yds.  invitation,  St.  Joseph's 
meet,  Newark,  N.  J.,  1925 ;  capt.  record-breaking 


Holy  Cross  relay  team,  1926 ;  capt.  and  mem. 
of  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1  mile  relay  champ.,  represent- 
ing Holy  Cross,  N.  Y.  C,  1926. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  ath.  and  teacher, 
Cheverus  Classical  H.  Sch.,  Portland,  Me.  Affilia- 
tions: Boston  Ath.  Asso.  Hobby:  Interested  in 
all  branches  ath.  competition.  Office:  100  Park 
St.,  Portland,  Me.  Home:  60  Maywood  St., 
Worcester,  Mass. 

MUMMA,  MORTON  CLAIRE,  football,  rifle, 
pistol.  Born:  Benton  Ridge,  Ohio,  Mar.  8,  187S. 
Son  of  Eber  and  Sarah  Amanda  (Waltz) 
Mumma.  Ed.:  U.S.M.A. 

Record:  1896-1900,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.,  B.B. 
polo  and  gymnastic  teams.  1900-09,  mem.  mgr. 
regtl.  B.B.  team.  1902-03,  F.B.  official  in  East. 
1903,  coach,  Univ.  Vt.  B.B.  team.  1903-08,  mem. 
Army  rifle  team.  1903-05  and  09,  mem.  dept. 
rifle  and  pistol  teams.  1904,  distinguished  rifle 
shot.  1906-22,  participated  in  Natl,  pistol 
matches.  1907-12,  mem.  Internat.  rifle  team, 
Palma  team  (capt.,  1913).  1907-28,  F.B.  official, 
Mo.  Valley  Conf.  and  West.  I.C.  Conf.  1918, 
Comdg.  officer,  Small  Arms  Firing  Sch.  1908, 
distinguished  pistol  shot.  1918-24,  comdg.  officer 
Natl,  matches.  1919,  capt.  Army  Cavalry  rifle 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  Col.  of  Cavalry,  U.S.A.; 
prof,  military  sci.  and  tactics,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 
War  Record:  Served  in  U.S.A.,  1896-28;  served 
in  Cuba,  P.  I.,  Mex.  (Pershing  Punitive  Expedi- 
tion) ;  during  World  War,  mem.  Gen.  Staff 
Corps  (Washington),  and  commandant  Small 
Arms  Firing  Sch.,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Acacia;  Triangle;  Army  and 
Navy  C ;  Triangle  C.  Hobby:  Saddle  horses, 
field  shooting,  rifle  and  pistol  shooting.  .Mar- 
ried: Gail  Cass  Zugschwert.  Children:  Morton 
C,  Jr. ;  Albert  G. ;  Martha ;  George  Edwin ; 
Sarah  A.  Office:  Armory,  Iowa  City,  Iowa. 
Home:  226  S.  Lucas  St.,  Iowa  City,  Iowa. 


MUNDORFF,  ROY  M.,  coach  Ga.  Tech.  Born: 
Gettysburg,  Pa.,  Feb.  20,  1897.  Son  of  J.  Mc- 
Clelland and  Emma  Florence  (Culp)  Mundorff. 
Ed.:  Gettysburg  Acad.,  1916';  Pa.  Coll.,  1920; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Pa.  Coll.  vars.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1918,  mem.  Pa.  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem.  pro.  B.B.  team  at 
Sparrow  Point  Ship  Yard  League.  1921,  coach 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  New  Madison  H.  Sch.  (New 
Madison,  O.).  1922-28,  coaching  staff  of  Ga. 
Tech. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  Bskt.B.,  Ga. 
Tech.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  O.T.C.,  Feb.,  1918; 
discharged,  Dec.  16,  1918.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta;  Mason;  Shriner.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Office:  Ga.  Tech.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
1073  W.  P'tree  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


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MUNN,  JOHN  RANDALL,  football  and  track. 
Born:  East  Orange,  N.  J.,  June  23,  1884.  Son 
of  Joseph  L.  and  Elizabeth  (Randall)  Munn. 
Ed.:  East  Orange  H.  Sch. ;  C.E.,  Princeton, 
1906. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  East  Orange  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.  and  N.  J.  Inter-Sch.  champs., 
1901).  1901,  mem.  East  Orange  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1902,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1903-05,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1905,  mem.  Princeton  track  and  gym. 
teams.  1909,  capt.  N.  Y.  A.C.  No.  7  Jr.  crew; 
rowed  No.  1  on  N.  Y.  A.C.  varsity  crew  (won 
Natl.   Sr.   8-oar  shell  champ.). 

Affiliations:  Pres.  Household  Fuel  Corp.; 
pres.  Tao  Tea  Co.;  Chmn.  Architects  Samples 
Corp.  Clubs:  Univ. ;  Tennis  and  Racquets ;  Al- 
gonquin ;  Brookline  C.C. ;  Metropolitan.  Mar- 
ried: Harriet  Severance,  June  6,  1914.  Chil- 
dren: John  Randall,  Jr.,  age  13;  Majorie,  age 
8 ;  Mark  Severance,  age  2.  Office:  "120  Lexing- 
ton Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Princeton, 
N.  J. 

MUNN,  MONTE  LEE,  professional  boxer. 
Bom:  Fairbury,  Neb.,  Nov.  4,  1909.  Son  of 
Bethuel  and  Retta  (Fugate)  Munn.  Ed.:  Fair- 
bury  H.  Sch.,  Lincoln  H.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 

Neb.,  1922. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Fairbury  H.S.  and  Lin- 
coln H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1919- 
22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Neb.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
track  and  wrestling  teams.  1924,  coach  Univ.  of 
Neb.  B.B.  team.  1926-28,  pro.  boxer;  26  con- 
tests  (won  22;  lost  4). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  boxer.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.  Inf.  Affiliations:  Former  mem.  Neb.  State 
Legislature ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Lin- 
coln Chamber  of  Comm.  Hobby:  Travel.  Office: 
Claridge  Hotel,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  612  So.  16th 
St.,  Lincoln,  Neb. 

MUNNS,  THOMAS  A.,  football.  Born: 
Oxford,  Ohio,  Feb.  23,  1900.  Son  of  T.  L.  and 
Emiline  (Adams)  Munns.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Miami 
Univ. ;  Oxford  Univ. ;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  F.B.  teah 
(capt.  and  Ohio  State  champ.,  1921.  All-Ohio 
q.b.,  1921.  1919-20,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  Bskt. 
Ball  team.  1920-22,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (State  track  champs.,  1922). 
1922,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi; 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa;  Mason.  Ohio  Conf.  F.B. 
Official.  Married:  Helen  Hoover.  Office:  130 
High  St.,  Oxford,  Ohio.  Home:  116  Tallawardo 
Road,  Oxford,  Ohio. 

MUNSELL,  ELMER  WARD,  track.  Bom: 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  7,  1897.  Son  of  Lucien  E. 
and  Mary  E.    (Housel)    Munsell.     Ed.:  Nichols 


Prep.  Sch.  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.).;  Litt.B.,  Princeton 
Univ.,   1919. 

Record :  1914-15,  mem.  Nichols  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 

and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team).  1916, 
mem.  Princeton  freshmen  track  team.  1917-18, 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.,  Flint  &  Kent  (Buf- 
falo, N.  Y. ).  Naval  Service:  Apprentice  sea- 
man U.S.N.,  Aug.,  1918-Feb.,  1919;  stationed 
Wissahickon  Barracks,  Cape  May,  N.  Y.,  13 
months ;  transferred  to  4th  Naval  Dist.  O.T.S., 
Pniladelphia,  Pa.,  passed  cadet  officer  ex- 
aminations. Affiliations:  A.L. ;  Buffalo  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce ;  Buffalo  Kiwanis  C. ;  Prince- 
ton Club  (Buffalo).  Hobby:  Bowling,  golf,  ten- 
nis, motoring  and  music.  Married:  Adelaide 
Harkness  Noll,  Aug.  12,  1922.  Children:  Mary 
Elizabeth,  age  4 ;  William  Noll,  age  3.  Office: 
554  Main  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  44  Ken- 
wood Road,  Kenmore,  N.  Y. 

MUNSON,  WILLARD  A.,  football.  Born: 
Hudson,  Mass.,  Jan.  6,  1881.  Son  of  Myron  F. 
and  Mary  J.  Munson.  Ed.:  East  Aurora  H. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.,  1905. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem,  East  Aurora  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1900).  1901-04,  mem.  Mass. 
Agri.  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1904).  1903,  hon. 
mention  on  All-Amer.  by  Walter  Camp. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Extension  Service, 
Mass.  Agri  Coll.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa; 
Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Mason ;  Natl.  Asso.  of  Market- 
ing Officials ;  New  England  Research  Council 
on  Marketing  and  Food  Supply;  Mass.  Fruit 
Growers'  Asso.  Married:  Helen  Squier.  Chil- 
dren: Janice,  age  15 ;  Willard  Squier,  age  11 ; 
Myron  M.,  age  9.  Office:  Mass.  Agri.  Coll.,  Am- 
herst, Mass.  Home:  101  Butterfield  Terrace, 
Amherst,   Mass. 

MURCHIE,  GUY,  JR.,  rowing.  Born:  Boston, 
Mass.,  Jan.  25,  1907.  Son  of  Guy  and  Agnes 
(Donald)  Murchie.  Ed.:  Kent  Sch.,  1925;  Har- 
vard, 1929. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Kent  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1924-25,  rowed  No.  7,  Kent  Sch.  crew  (won  In- 
tersch.  Regatta  for  8's).  1926,  mem.  Harvard 
freshman  crew  and  wrestling  teams.  1927, 
rowed  No.  7,  Harvard  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Har- 
vard Union ;  Kent  Sch.  Alumni  Asso.  Clubs: 
Iroquois;  Hasty  Pudding;  Kent;  "H"  (Har- 
vard). Hobby:  Exploring  and  writing.  Office: 
52  Mt.  Auburn  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home: 
210  Highland  St.,  Dedham,  Mass. 

MURPHY,  CHARLES  THORNE,  baseball  and 
football.  Born:  New  Haven,  Conn.,  Nov.  10, 
1895.  Son  of  Michael  C.  ("Mike")  and  Lenora 
(Long)  Murphy.  Ed.:  Peddie  Sch.  (Hights- 
town,  N.  J.),  1916;  B.S.,  Yale,  1921. 


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Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  Varsity  F.B.  team. 
1919-21,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team  ("Big  3" 
champs.,  1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  J.  W.  Gillette  & 
Co.,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  2nd  lieut.  Air 
Service;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Wing 
Lake  A.C. ;  Book  and  Snake  Soc. ;  The  Cloister ; 
Torch  Sr.  Soc;  Yale  C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Elise  J.  Vhay,  May,  1925.  Children: 
Charles  Thorne,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  1215  Dime 
Bank  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  Worlington 
Road,  Birmingham,  Mich. 

MURPHY,  JAMES  SMILEY,  JR.,  track. 
Bom:  Brookline,  Mass.,  Sept.  26,  1904.  Son  of 
James  S.  and  Rosanna  (Rock)  Murphy.  Ed.: 
Noble  and  Greenough  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Noble  and  Greenough 
Sch.  track  team  (capt.,  1921).  1921,  mem.  Noble 
and  Greenough  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1922,  mem.  Har- 
vard freshman  track  team.  1925,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Affiliations:  Asst. 
treas..  Stickney  and  Poor  Spice  Co. ;  "H"  Club 
(Harvard)  ;  Tedesco  C.C.  Married:  Jean  Grabow 
March  12,  1928.  Office:  P.  O.  Box  5277,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  1575  Beacon  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

MURPHY,  JOSEPH  THOMAS,  baseball,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Bom:  Concord,  N.  H.,  May  15, 
1897.  Son  of  Michael  and  Katherine  (McDer- 
mott)  Murphy.  Ed.:  Worcester  Acad.;  Hebron 
Acad. ;  Harvard  Univ. ;  Dartmouth  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Worcester  Acad,  track  team 
(Natl.  Intersch.  champ.  12-lb.  hammer  throw, 
shot-put  and  discus  throw,  1916).  1916-18,  mem. 
Harvard  track  team  (New  Eng.  champ,  hammer 
throw,  1917-18;  12-lb.  shot-put,  52'  6")-  1916-19, 
mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
teams    (hold   45-lb.   hammer   throwing   record). 

1919,  hon.    mention    on    All-Amer.    F.B.    team. 

1920,  pitcher  _  Red  Sox  (Amer.  League)  B.B. 
team ;  pitcher  Toronto-Syracuse  Inter-Natl. 
League  B.B.  teams ;  coach  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines 
F.B.  team.    1922-25,  head  coach  Univ.  of  Maine. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Partner.  Geo.  T.  Murphy 
Ins.  Agency.  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N..  1918. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Elks;  Woon- 
sockett  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  18  N. 
Main  St.,  Con  cord,  N.  H.  Home:  67  S.  State  St., 
Concord,  N.  H. 


MURPHY,  MATT  HOBSON,  JR.,  winner  of 
riding  contests.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Apr.  9,  1885. 
Son  of  Matt  H.,  Sr.  and  Adelaide  (Swishu) 
Murphy.  Ed.:  Phillip  Andover  (Mass.)  H.  Sch., 
1900 ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1902 ;  Univ.  of  Va.,  1910. 

Record:  1900-1901,  competed  in  riding  con- 
tests, Billings,  Mont,  and  Miles  City,  Mont. 
1902,   mem.   of  crew  on  Nokomis   Island  Lake 


champ,  from  White  Bear  Lake,  Minn.,  to  Green 
Lake,  Wis.;  rode  for  Vitagraph  Co.  in  "Over  the 
Top."  1905-00,  winner  state  riding  ring  tourna- 
ment. Ala.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  Mem.  All-South  Atlantic  F.B.  team, 
1909.  1917,  mem.  San  Antonio  (Tex.)  remount 
polo   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  58th  Field  Arty.  Brig.;  mem.  A.E. 
F. ;  comnd.  capt. ;  discharged  Jan.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: mem.  firm,  Murphy,  Hanna  &  Lindbergh ; 
dir.,  Ala.  Mutual  Bldg.  &  Loan  Asso. ;  Amer. 
Legion  (State  comm.,  2  terms)  ;  Delta  Kappa 
(Tpsilon;  Mason;  Birmingham  C.C.  Hobby: 
Horseback  riding.  Office:  720  1st  Natl.  Bank 
Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  4  Cliff  Court, 
Birmingham,  Ala. 

MURRAY,  FREDERICK  S.,  track.  Born: 
San  Francisco,  Cal.,  May  15,  1894.  Son  of 
Augustus  T.  and  Nella  H.  (Gifford)  Murray. 
Ed.:  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Palo  Alto  H.Sch.  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  Stanford  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1913-16,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  track 
team  (capt.,  '16).  1914,  won  220-yd.  low  hur- 
dles, West.  Conf.  meet  (Chicago).  1915,  Far 
West,  and  Pac.  Coast  Conf.  hurdle  champ. ; 
Natl.  A.A.U.  high  and  low  hurdle  champ.  1916, 
East.  I.C.  (I.C.  A.A.A.A.)  high  and  low  hurdle 
champ,  (made  new  record  in  190-yd.  high  hur- 
dle) ;  Natl.  A.A.U.  low  hurdle  champ,  (estab 
record,  24  sees.,  which  still  stands)  ;  mem.  U.  S. 
team  sent  to  Norway  and  Sweden.  1918,  won 
shot-put  A.E.F.  July  4th  meet  (Paris,  France). 
1920,  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  team,  Antwerp,  Bel- 
gium  (3rd,  110  meter  high  hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  cartoonist,  Metro- 
politan Newspaper  Service,  N.  Y.  Sun,  War 
Record:  Mem.  A.E.F. ;  Top  Sgt.  F.A.  Engrs. ; 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha; 
A.L. ;  Baseball  Writers'  Asso.  Hobby:  Handball, 
tennis  and  swimming.  Married:  Dorothy  E. 
Hanna,  Dec.  31,  1920.  Children:  Lorraine,  age 
6;  Rosalind,  age  4;  John  Frederick,  infant. 
Office:  150  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
7   Susquehanna  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C. 

MURPHY,  CHESTER  GRIFFIN,  capt.  Stan- 
ford football  team.  Born:  Salem,  Ore.,  Feb.  3, 
1876.  Son  of  John  Joseph  and  Elizabeth  (Lis- 
ter) Murphy.  Ed.:  Willamette  Univ.  (Salem, 
Ore.),  1906;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1901;  LL.B.,  Har- 
vard Law  Sch.,  1902. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Willamette  Univ.  F.B., 
track,  B.B.,  tennis  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
F.B.).  1896,  capt.  Stanford  fresh.  F.B.  team. 
1897-01,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1S99). 
1897,  mem.  Stanford  track  team.  1898-1901, 
mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team.  1901  capt.  Harvard 
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handball  champ. ;  mem.  Harvard  Law  B.B.  team 
(3rd  base).  1904-06,  mem.  Multnomah  Amateur 
Ath.  Club  (Portland,  Ore.),  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1908-1912,  mem.  Waverly  C.C.  (Portland,  Ore.), 
golf  team(  runner-up,  State  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Ath.  and  recreation  dir.  dept.,  Y.M.C.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Multnomah  Amateur  Ath.  C.  (life  mem. ; 
dir.  2  terms)  ;  Portland  Riding  Acad,  (former 
pres.  and  dir. )  ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ; 
Waverly  G.  and  C.C.  (former  dir.)  ;  Portland 
Hunt  Club;  Portland  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Horseback  riding,  golf,  swimming  and  skiing. 
Married:  Angela  Kinney,  June  4,  1912.  Chil- 
dren: Marion  Margaret,  age  14 ;  Catherine 
Elizabeth,  age  12.  Office:  1205  Yeon  Bldg.,  Port- 
land, Ore.    Home:  Mallory  Hotel,  Portland,  Ore. 

MURPHY,  EDWARD  A.  C,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  May  5,  1890.  Son 
of  Thos.  D.  and  Augusta  (Cushman)  Murphy. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1913;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1909,  capt.  Brown  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1909-10,  capt.  Brown  Univ.  fresh- 
men swimming  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Brown 
Univ.  varsity  swimming  team.  1911-12,  mem. 
Brown  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1918-28,  Cen- 
tral Bd.  F.B.  Official.  1920-25,  dir.  of  aths.  and 
coach  New  Haven  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1925-28,  Central  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Official. 
Dir.  and  owner  Camp  Nonowantue  (Miller 
Place,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  Short  Hills  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed. 
Asso. ;  Camp  Directors'  Asso.  Hobby:  Summer 
camp.  Married:  Margaret  Williams,  1918.  Chil- 
dren: David,  age  6 ;  Margaret,  age  4 ;  Lawrence, 
age  1.  Office:  Short  Hills  School,  Short  Hills, 
N.  J.    Home:  Miller  Place,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

MURPHY,  FRED  TOWSLEY,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Oct.  23,  1872. 
Son  of  Charles  E.  and  Helen  P.  (Towsley) 
Murphy.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.. 
Yale,  1897;  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  1901;  M.A., 
Yale.  1914. 

Record:  1891-93  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1892-93).  1892,  mem. 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1893,  mem. 
Phillips  Andover  Acad,  track  team.  1893-96, 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1896;  capt.  Whit- 
ney's All- Amer.  F.B.  team,  1895-96).  1894-97, 
mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  (mem.  Whitney's  All- 
Amer.  B.B.  team,  1897). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trustee  (retired  surgeon). 
War  Record:  Maj.  M.R.C. ;  lieut.  col.  N.A. ;  col. 
U.S.A. ;  commander  Base  Hospital  No.  21 ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  Distinguished  Service  Medal.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Peoples  Wayne  County  Bank;  De- 
troit Trust  Co. ;  dir.  and  chrmn.  of  Bd.,  Guar- 
dian   Detroit    Bank    (Detroit,    Mich.)  ;    trustee 


Yale  Univ. ;  trustee  Phillips  Andover  Acad. 
Clubs:  Detroit;  Yondatega ;  Grosse  Pointe  C.C; 
Grosse  Pointe  Hunt;  Univ.;  Century  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Pacific  Union  (San  Francisco,  Calif.).  Married: 
Cornelia  Brownell  Gould,  1904.  Children: 
Charles  B.  Gould,  age  23.  Office:  2204  Penob- 
scott  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  17620  Jeff 
Ave.  E.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

MURPHY,  FREDERICK  JAMES,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Southville, 
Mass.,  Feb.  4,  1886.  Son  of  Dennis  Henry  and 
Georgina  (Blades)  Murphy.  Ed.:  Andover 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale,  1910. 

Record:  1905,  mem.  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1904-06,  mem.  Andover  Acad.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1905-06).  1904  and  '06,  mem.  Andover 
Acad.  B.B.  team.  1906-09,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B. 
team.  1907-08,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (champ, 
teams,  1907  and  1909).  1908-10,  mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1910).  Coach  N.  West.  Univ.  B.B. 
team,  1914-15;  Bskt.B.,  1914-16;  F.B.,1914-18. 
1920-23,  coached  Univ.  of  Denver  F.B.  team. 
Coach  Univ.  Ky.  F.B.  team,  1924-26;  B.B.,  1925- 
26. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Certified  pub.  accountant, 
Haskins  &  Sells,  certified  pub.  accountants. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Lambda  Sigma;  Delta  Kappa 
Upsilon;  Skull  and  Bones;  Shriner;  111  Soc. 
of  Certified  Pub.  Accountants ;  Amer.  Soc.  of 
Certified  Pub.  Accountants.  Hobby:  Fishing 
and  golf.  Married:  Marie  Amelia  Wells.  Chil- 
dren: Marie  Jeanette,  age  14;  Fred  James,  Jr., 
age  11 ;  William  Harold,  age  9.  Office:  111  W. 
Monroe  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1418  Lunt 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111. 

MURREL,   JOHN   HERHOLD,    U.    S.   M.   A. 

football  team.  Born:  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Dec.  21, 
1905.  Son  of  Ray  and  Marie  (Burkhard)  Murrel. 
Ed.:  Wash.  H.  Sch.  (Cedar  Rapids,  la.)  ;  Univ. 
of  Minn. ;  U.  S.  M.  A.,  1930. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Wash.  H.Scch.  F.B. 
team  (la.  State  champs.;  All-Amer.  H.  Sch. 
f.b.,  '23).  1922-24,  mem.  Wash.  H.  Sch  track 
team  (la.  State  champs.).  1923-24,  mem.  Natl. 
Intersch.  champ.  y2  mi.  relay  team.  1924,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1925,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn,  track  (high  point  winner  fresh- 
men track  meet)  and  varsity  F.B.  team  (hon. 
men.  All-Amer.  h.b.).  1926-27,  mem.  U.S.M.A. 
track  (point  winner,  '26),  and  F.B.  teams  (Bill 
Corum's  All-Amer.  f.b. ;  Tom  Thorpe's  All-Amer. 
f.b.  (2nd  team),  '26;  hon.  men.  All-Amer.  f.b.  by: 
Glenn  Warner,  Knute  Rockne,  Tad  Jones,  '27)  ; 
mem.  W.  Eckersall's  All-Amer.  squad ;  chosen  on 
G.  Rice's  All-Amer.  3rd  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  West  Point  cadet.  Affilia- 
tions: Army  A.A.;  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon.  Hobby: 
Football,  mil.  work  and  phys.  training.  Ad- 
dress: 304  Nassau  St.,  Cedar  Rapids,  la. 


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MUSSER,  HENRY  SELLERS,  baseball.  Born: 
Marietta,  Pa.,  Dee.  1,  1885.  Son  of  Stephen  G. 
and  Mary  (Sellers)  Musser.  Ed.:  Bethlehem 
Prep.   Sch.,  1907;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1911. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Bethlehem  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1908,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  B.B.  team.  1909,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team  (sub.).  Special 
sports  writer  "North  American  Record"  and 
"Public  Ledger"  for  ten  years.  Conducted  spe- 
cial tennis  column  in  "Philadelphia  Record"  for 
six  years. 

Pres  Occupation:  Editor  "Penn  A.C.  News." 
Penn  A.C,  Phila.,  Pa.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Key- 
stone Automobile  Club  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Veteran 
Athletes  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Sporting  Writers'  Asso. 
Hobby:  Tennis  and  figure  skating.  Married: 
Ethel  Lee,  June  24,  1921.  Office:  Rittenhouse 
Sq.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  5306  Cedar  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MYATT,  GLENN  C,  catcher  Cleveland 
Indians  (pro.  baseball).  Born:  Houston,  Tex., 
July  9,  1897.  Son  of  Louis  and  Carrie  (Terry) 
Myatt..  Ed. :  Houston  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Houston  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1920-21,  mem.  Phila.  Aths.  pro.  B.B.  team 
(catcher).  1922,  mem.  Milwaukee  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1923-28,  catcher  Cleveland  Indians 
(Amer.  League).  * 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player,  Cleve- 
land Indians.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  N., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Cleveland  Ball  C. ;  Shriners. 
Hobby:  Golf,  fishing  and  hunting.  Married: 
Luella  Glass,  Feb.  1,  1921.  Office:  Cleveland 
Ball  C,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  231  Delmar 
Ave.,  Houston,  Tex. 

MYERS,  DR.  HAROLD  B.,  track.  Born: 
Oberlin,  Ohio,  July  31,  1886.  Son  of  John  H. 
and  Nellie  (Bunce)  Myers.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1908;  M.D.,  West.  Reserve  Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
track  team  (capt.,  1907).  1909-11,  track  coach 
West.  Reserve  Univ.  1910-11,  track  coach  Case 
School. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  pharmacology  and 
assoc.  dean  Univ.  of  Oregon  Med.  Sch.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Capt.  O.R.C. ;  assigned  to  train  students  in 
medicine  by  office  of  Surgeon  Gen.  Affiliations: 
Univ.  Club  ;  Multnomah  A.C. ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Alpha 
Omega  Alpha ;  Phi  Rho  Sigma ;  Portland  Acad, 
of  Med.  (sec).  Married:  Isabel  Hean.  Chil- 
dren: Harold,  age  16 ;  Jane,  age  12 ;  Paul,  age 
9 ;  Gordon,  age  4.  Office:  Univ.  of  Oreg.  Med. 
Sch.,  Portland,  Oreg.  Home:  Dosch  Rd.,  R.F.D. 
6,  Portland,  Oreg. 

MYERS,  LAURENCE  B.,  basketball  and  la- 
crosse. Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  23.  1887.  Son  of 
S.  H.  and  Sellina  (Fleisher)  Myers.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch. ;  C.E.,  Lehigh  Univ.,  1907. 


Record:  1904,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  freshmen 
Bskt.  B.  team.  1905-07,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ. 
lacrosse  team.  1906-07,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Penn  A.C. 
lacrosse  com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Building  construction, 
Simm.s  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Ash- 
!io,a-ne  C.C. ;  Penn  A.C.  Married:  Edith  Hirsh, 
Nov.,  1910.  Children:  Robert,  age  15.  Office: 
2313  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  710  Spring 
.Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

MYLIN,  EDWARD  EVERETT,  Penna.  All 
state  football  team.  Bom:  Leaman  Place, 
Pa..  Oct.  23,  1894.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Anna 
(Phenegar)  Mylin.  Ed.:  Paradise  H.  Sch., 
1910;  Franklin  and  Marshall  Acad.,  1912; 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.  A.B.,  1916;  A.M., 
1917. 

Record:  1910-1911,  mem.  F.  &  M.  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  teams.  1913-16,  mem.  F.  &  M. 
Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  teams.  Capt.  F.B.  team, 
1915-16;  all-state  team,  1915-16;  Capt.  B.B. 
team  1915.  1915-16,  mem.  F.  &  M.  soccer  team. 
1917,  mem.  Ath.  staff  79th  Div.,  Camp  Meade 
(coach  314th  Inf.,  champ.).  1919,  Ath.  Off.  79th 
Div.,  A.E.F.  1919-20,  coach  Massanutten  Mil. 
Acad.  1920-23,  asst.  coach  Iowa  State  Coll. 
1923-28,  coach  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Comnd.  1st  Lt.  314th  Inf.,  Camp  Meade.  Affilia- 
tions: Chi  Phi;  A.F.  &  A.M.;  Elks.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office :  Annville,  Pa.  Home :  445  W.  James 
St.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

MYRICK,  JULIAN  S.,  former  president  of 
United  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association.  Born: 
Murfreesboro,  North  Carolina,  March  1,  1880. 
Son  of  Charles  English  and  Blanche  (Colton) 
Myrick.  Education:  Trinity  School  (New  York 
City),   1897. 

Record:  Member  of  Trinity  School  football 
team.  Won  220-yard  fleet  championship.  Took 
part  in  Seventh  Regiment  games,  1905.  Run- 
ner-up in  Veteran  doubles  tennis  championship 
with  A.  Wallis  Myers  (Longwood  Country  Club, 
Boston,  Massachusetts).  Former  president  of 
United  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association.  For- 
mer chairman  of  the  Davis  Cup  Committee. 

MYRLAND,  AUGUST  J.,  baseball,  football 
and  track.  Bom:  Vesteraalen,  Norway,  Jan.  15, 
1861.  Son  of  Ole  S.  and  Othine  H.  (Sellevold) 
Myrland.     Ed. :  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1890. 

Record:  1882-84,  mem.  Milton  Coll.  F.B.  and 
irack  teams.  1889,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team.  1890,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Wis.  B.B.  team. 
1891-18,    B.B.   coach,   Belleville   H.    Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Wis.  Tax  Comn.  Mil. 
Service:     1st    Sgt.    Wis.    Natl.    Guards,    1918; 


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l.O.O. F. ;  Supreme  Lodge,  Sons  of  Norway 
(Pres.,  1926-28)  ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.). 
Married:  Lena  B.  Anderson,  1890.  Children: 
Arthur  L.  age  36 ;  Ruth  H.,  age  33 ;  Otto  E.,  age 
30;  Mina  M.  Longcor,  age  25.  Office:  Capitol, 
Madison,  Wis.  Home:  1918  Kendall  Ave.,  Madi- 
son, Wis. 


MYRUM,  GEORGE  B.,  baseball  and  football. 

Born:  Worthington,  Minn.,  Nov.  4,  1897.  Son 
of  H.  H.  and  Bertha  My  rum.  Ed.:  Worthington 
H.Sch.;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1924. 


Record:  1919,  coach  and  mem.  Worthington 
H.Sch.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.;  All-State  H. 
Sch  p.b.)  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team 
1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team  (capt, 
'23).  1924-25,  asst.  coach,  Gustavus  Adolphus 
Coll.  1926-27,  dir.  and  head  coach  F.B.  and  B.B. 
(F.B.  State  Champs.,  '26-'27 ;  B.B.  State  Champs, 
'27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  Gustavus  Adol- 
phus Coll.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  Inf. ;  trans. 
FA.,  A.E.,/  Rainbow  Div.  Affiliations :  Ma- 
sons; Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  St.  Peter  Bus.  Men's 
Asso. ;  Gulf  C. ;  A.L.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Sampson,  Nov.  8,  1923.  Address: 
St.  Peter,  Minn. 


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NAGEL,  JOSEPH  DARWIN,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  22,  1895.  Son  of 
Dr.  J.  Darwin  and  Dolly  (Rogers)  Nagel.  Ed.: 
A.  B.,  Yale,  1918 ;  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Record :  1915-16,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track  team ; 
1st  place,  pole  vault.  1916,  mem.  Yale  track 
team ;  tied  fo  1st  place,  pole  vault.  I.  C.  A.  A. 
A.  A.  meet.  1918,  capt.  Yale  tack  team.  1919, 
mem.  M.  I.  T.  track  team ;  tied  for  1st  place, 
pole  vault;  N.E.  I.A.A.  meet  holde  M.I.T.  pole 
vault  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orange  grower.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  Naval  Reserve,  1917;  transport 
service,  1918  on  U.S.S.  Matsonia,  Lt.,  J.G.  Affili- 
ations: Pres.  Winter  Haven  Gardens ;  Vice-Pres., 
Villa  Lumber  and  Supply  Co. ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ; 
Lake  Region  CO.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary- 
Alvey  Allen,  1923.  Child:  Joseph  Darwin  3rd,  age 
2.  Address:  Winter  Haven,  Fla. 


NAISMITH,  JAMES,  originator  of  basket- 
ball, 1891.  Born:  Almonte,  Ontario,  Canada, 
November  6,  1861.  Son  of  John  and  Margaret 
(Young)  Naismith.  Education:  B.A.,  McGill 
University,  1887;  Presbyterian  College  (Mon- 
treal), 1890;  M.D.,  Colorado  University  (Gross), 
1898;  M.P.E.,  Springfield  College  (Y.  M.  C.  A.), 
1891. 

Record:  1883-1890,  member  of  McGill  Uni- 
versity football  team.  1887-90,  director  of  phys- 
ical education,  McGill  University.  1888-90, 
member  of  McGill  University  track  team 
(weight  man).  1890-94,  member  of  Springfield 
College  football  team.  1891-95,  basketball  coach 
and  instructor  Springfield  College.  1892-96, 
published  basketball  rules.  1894-97,  basket- 
ball and  bicycle  racing  coach,  Denver  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  1895-98,  physical  director,  Denver  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  1898-1905,  basketball  and  track  coach, 
University  of  Kansas.  1909-1920,  member  of 
Basketball  Rules  Committee.  1923-28,  honor- 
able chairman  of  Basketball  Rules  Committee 
(for  life). 

Present  Occupation:  Professor  of  physical 
education.  Military  Service:  1916,  Mexican 
Border  chaplain ;  captain  First  Kansas  Regi- 
ment. 1917,  Athletic  Department  of  Y.  M.  C.  A. ; 
member  of  A.  E.  F.  Affiliations:  Masons  (Scot- 
tish Rite,  Chancellor  Council)  ;  Saturday  Night 
Club ;  Boy  Scouts,  Court  of  Honor ;  De  Molay 
examiner ;  Social  Hygiene  Society ;  Society  of 
Directors  of  Physical  Education  in  Colleges 
(past  president)  ;  Kansas  University  Fencing 
Club  (instructor).  Hobby:  Manual  training 
work ;  canoeing.  Married:  Maude  Evelyn  Sher- 
man. Children:  Margaret  Mason,  age  32 ;  Helen 
Carolyn,   age  29 ;  John  Edwin,  age  26 ;  Maude 


Ann,  age  22;  James  Sherman,  age  14.    Address: 
1700  Mississippi   Street,   Lawrence,   Kansas. 


NANIGIAN,  MOSES,  football  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Madison,  Me.,  July  26,  1904.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  John  Nanigian.  Ed. :  Madison  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Me. 

Record:  Mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
track  teams,  three  yrs.  (capt.  F.B.,  1923),  Mem. 
Madison  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team,  four  years  (capt., 
1922-23).  Mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team 
two  yrs.  1924,  Mem.,  Univ.  of  Me.  Freshman  F. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  B.B.).  1925-27,  mem. 
Univ,  of  Me.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927; 
State  champs.,  1925-27 ;  tied  for  New  Eng.  Conf . 
champ.,  1926 ;  State  and  New  Eng.  Conf, 
champs.,  1927;  chosen  all-Me.  I.e.,  1926-27). 
1925-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Me.  varsity  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1928;  tied  for  State  champ.,  1926;  State 
chemps.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  Pine  St., 
Madison,  Me. 


NASH,  BRADLEY  DE  LAMATER,  hockey. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Apr.  7,  1900.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward Reed  and  Allie  (DeLamater)  Nash.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1922-23,  mgr.  Harvard  hockey  team. 
Pres.,  I.C.  Ice  Hockey  Asso.  of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Hon.  Herbert  Hoover. 
Clubs:  Metropolitan ;  Tennis  and  Racquet ;  Har- 
vard (N.Y.  and  Boston,  Mass.).  Office:  Dept. 
of  Commerce,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1929  Que  St.„ 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

NASH,  RAY  E.,  basketball.  Born:  Scranton, 
Pa.,  Nov.  15,  1892.  Son  of  Elmer  J.  and  Myrtle 
(Bidwell)  Nash.  Ed.:  Scranton  H.  Sch.,  1913; 
Lackawanna  Bus.  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Scranton  H.  Sch. 
Baskt.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Erie  R.R.  Baskt.B. 
team.  1919,  mgr.  Y.M.C.A.  Arrows.  1921,  mgr. 
Wash.  Navy  Yard  Bskt.B.  team.  1922-28.  Mgr. 
Wash.  Comets.  1926-28,  mgr.  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instrument  maker.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.C.A. ;  Amateur  Ath.  Assn..  Hobby: 
Bskt.B.  Married:  Susie  Espie,  Nov.  15,  1917. 
Address:  1726  B  St.,  S.E.,  Wash.,  D.C. 

NASH,  ROBERT  CYRUS,  manager,  cross 
country  team,  Univ.  Minn.,  1926.  Born :  Minnea- 
polis, Minn.,  Sept.  18,  1905.  Son  of  Orvin  P.  and 
Nellie  (Nelson)  Nash.  Ed.:  So.  H.  Sch.  (Minnea- 
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Record:  1925,  asst.  mgr.  Univ.  Minn,  cross- 
country team.  1926.  mgr.  Univ.  Minn,  cross-coun- 
try team ;  dir.  West  Conf .  Big  ten  Cross  Country 
meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu ;  Univ.  Minn.  Ath.  Managers  Club ;  "M" 
Club.  Address:  2024  30tb  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


NASMITH,  CHARLES  ROY,  track.  Born: 
Mannsville,  N.  Y.,  July  18,  1S82.  Son  of  Jared 
Spalding  and  Florence  (Wake)  Nasmith.  Ed.: 
Colgate  Acad.,  1900 ;  Colgate  Univ.,  A.  B.,  1904 ; 
hon.  M.A.,  1916;   Harvard  Univ.  Law  Sell. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  freshmen 
track  team  (won  2nd  place  in  mi.  and  2  mi. 
N.Y.  State  I.C.  track  meet).  1901  and  1903-04, 
mem.    Colgate   Univ.   varsity  track  team    (won 

1  mi.  and  2  mi.  events  in  dual  N.Y.  State  I.C. 
track  meets,  1901  and  1903;  capt.,  1904;  won 
mi.  handicap  in  Irish  Ath.  games  in  Madison 
Garden,  N.Y. ;  runner-up,  I.C.  meet  at  Franklin 
Field,  Phila.,  1904 ;  won  y.2  mi.,  mi.  and  2  mi. 
events,  N.Y.I.C.  meet  at  Hamilton,  N.Y.).  1904, 
mem.  N.Y.  Irish  Ath.  Club    (won  amateur  ath. 

2  mi.  jr.  champ,  and  runner-up,  sr.  2  mi. 
champ.).  1905,  won  3rd  place  in  open  2  mi.  in- 
door champ.  1906,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(won  mi.  race  in  fall  handicap). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Consul,  Porto  Alegre, 
Brazil.  War  Record:  In  Amer.  Consular  Ser- 
vice, principally  at  Brussels,  Belgium,  during 
World  War.  Affiliations:  Masons ;  Beta  Theta 
Pi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Union  Club  (Brussels, 
Belgium).  Hobby:  Collecting  old  books  on 
Amer. ;  tennis  and  golf.  Married:  Evelyn  Mary 
Kirkpatrick,  June  5,  1915.  Child:  Annette  Eve- 
lyn, age  5.  Office:  Amer.  Consulate,  Porto  Ale- 
gre, Brazil.  Home:  c/o  Rev.  J.  S.  Nasmith,  Ma- 
rion, N.  Y. 


NAULTY,  JOSEPH  B.,  professional  golfer. 
Born:  Rumson,  N.  J.,  Oct.  13,  1902.  Son  of 
Jo  and  Marie  (Cassidy)  Naulty.  Ed.:  Red 
Bank  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1919-21-28,  golf  pro.  Jungle  G.C.  (St. 
Petersburg,  Fla.).  1921-28,  golf  pro.,  Deal  G.C. 
(Deal,  N.  J.).  1922-27,  instr.  Naulty  Bros.  G. 
Sch.   (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Na- 
ulty Bros.  G.  Pros. ;  K.  C. ;  Jungle  G.C. ;  Deal  G. 
C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Deal  G.C,  Deal,  N.  J. 
Home:    Little  Silver,  N.  J. 


NEALE,  RAYMOND  MILES,  West  Virginia 
All-State  center,  1916.  Born:  Parkersburg, 
W.  Va.,  Dec.  31,  1894.  Son  of  W.  H.  and  Irene 
T.  (Fairfax)  Neal.  Ed.:  W.  Va.  Wesleyan; 
Marietta  Coll. 


Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Parkersburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1911-12). 
1916,  mem.  W.  Va.  Wesleyan  F.B.  team.  1916- 
17,  mem.  W.  Va.  Wesleyan  Bskt.B.  team.  1919- 
20,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1921,  mem. 
Marietta  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  W.  H.  Neale. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  N.,  1917,  comnd. 
U.  S.  N.  R.  Aviator,  July  1918,  discharged  En- 
sign, U.S.N. R.F.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Norma  Marie 
McGarvey,  Apr.  9,  1922.  Office:  Parkersburg, 
W.  Va.  Home:  1721  Oak  St.,  Parkersburg, 
W.  Va. 

NEAVLES,  CLAUDE  A.,  basketball  and  foot- 
ball. Born:  Beatrice,  Neb.,  July  29,  1887.  Son 
of  William  E.  and  Theodosia  (Lyon)  Neavles. 
Ed. :  Omaha  H.Sch ;  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Coll.  (Chicago), 
1914. 

Record:  1905-09  mem.  Omaha  H.  Sch.  F.  B. 
(Neb.  and  Iowa  champs.,  '08),  Bskt.B.  (Neb.  and 
la.  champs,  '07-'08),  Track  and  Field  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  Dir.  St.  Louis  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  War  Record:  S.A.T.C.  (Univ.  of  Minn.)  ; 
Ath.  Dir.  Camp  Custer,  Md.,  Jan.-Nov.,  1918; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  Jan.-Aug.,  1919,  Y.M.C.A.  ath.  work. 
Affiliations:  Omaha  Y.M.C.A.  (Phys.  Dir.)  ; 
Bowling  Green  (Ky.)  Y.M.C.A.  (Phys.  Dir.)  ; 
So.  Pk.  Playgrounds;  (Dir.),  Fuller  Pk. ;  St. 
Paul  (Minn.)  Y.M.C.A.  (Phys.  Dir.)  ;  Minne- 
apolis (Minn.)  Y.M.C.A.  (Phys.  Dir.).  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  gardening.  Married:  Margaret 
Cole.  Children:  Eleanor,  age  17 ;  Jack,  age  11. 
Office:  16th  and  Locust  Sts.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Home:    332  Newport   St.,  Webster  Groves,  Mo. 

NEE,  DAN  M.,  football,  baseball,  basketball. 
Born:  Thayer,  Nebr.,  Apr.  1,  1888.  Son  of 
Colman  C.  and  Mary  (Foley)  Nee.  Ed.:  Spring- 
field H.  Sch.,  1906;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Nebr.,  1912. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  Mo.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (mem.  All-Mo.  Valley  F.B.  team,  1908). 
1907-09,  mem.  Univ.  Mo.  varsity  B.B.  team 
(mem.  Mo.  Valley  B.B.  champs.:  team,  1908-09). 
1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  Mo.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 
1909-10,  coach  Univ.  Mo.  freshman  F.B.  and 
B.B.  team ;  mem.  West.  Asso.  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1909.  mem.  3  Eye  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1912- 
16,  dir.  Drury  Coll.  aths.  official,  Mo.  Valley 
Conf.  F.B.  team.  1913,  coach  Drury  Coll.  Mo. 
State  Conf.  B.B.  champs.  1914,  coach  Drury 
Coll.  Mo.  State  Conf.  F.B.  champs.  1915,  coach 
Drury  Coll.  Mo.  State  Conf.  Bskt.B.  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  U.  S.  A.,  June,  1918 ;  discharged 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  A.L.;  "M" 
Club ;  Springfield  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Grace  Nicholson,  Dec.  9,  1915.  Child: 
Dan  Richard,  age  3.  Office:  724  Landers  Bldg., 
Springfield,  Mo.  Home:  823  State  St.,  Spring- 
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NEEBY,  JESS,  football,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Smyrna,  Tenn.,  June  4,  1898.  Son 
of  W.  D.  and  Mamie  (Gooch)  Neeby.  Ed.: 
Branham  and  Hughes  Prep.  Scb.,  1916;  Tenn. 
Normal,  1917;  LL.B.,  Vanderbilt  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1921,  hon.  mention  on  All-Amer. 
team ;  mem.  Vanderbilt  Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1921-22,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Coll.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1923,  coach  Murfreesboro  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1924-27,  ath.  dir.  S.  West.  Univ. 
(Memphis,  Tenn.).  1928,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ. 
of  Ala. ;  asst.  B.B.  coach  Princeton. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Jan.,  1918,  40th  Bn.  Div. ;  discharged 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta. 
Hobby:  Football.  Office:  Univ.  of  Ala.,  Tusca- 
loosa, Ala.  Home:  Princeton  Village,  Prince- 
ton, N.  J. 

NELSON,  EMERSON  W.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Cherokee,  la.,  Apr.  2,  1906.  Son  of  W.  I. 
and  Lillian  (Griff en)  Nelson.  Ed.:  Cherokee 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  la.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Cherokee  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  la. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1926,  chosen  by  N.  Y. 
Times  and  N.  Y.  Sun  for  All-Amer.  tackle ; 
Big  Ten  All-Conf.  tackle. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  A.F.I. ;  Hawkeye  Club.  Hobby: 
Football.  School:  828  Dubuque,  la.  City,  la. 
Home:  Cherokee,  la. 

NELSON,  GEORGE  A.,  Natl.  A.A.U.  hand- 
ball champ.,  1927.  Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J., 
Feb.  22,  1896.  Son  of  Alfred  and  Fanny  M. 
Nelson.    Ed.:  Dewitt  Clinton  Sch.  (N.  Y.). 

Record:  1918-20,  won  Harlem  Y.M.C.A.  H.B. 
champs.  1922,  won  Central  Y.M.C.A.  (Chicago) 
H.B.  champ.  1924,  runner-up  Natl.  Jr.  A.A.U. 
(Pittsburgh)  H.B.  champ.  1926,  won  Natl. 
Y.M.C.A.  (Cleveland)  H.B.  champs.  1927-28 
runner-up,  Natl.  Y.M.C.A.  H.B.  champ.  1927,  won 
Natl.  Sr.  A.A.U.  H.B.  champ.  1928,  runner-up 
Natl.  A.A.U.  H.B.  champs.  Originator  "Nelson 
Hop  Ball"  game. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Receiving  cashier  Pullman 
Co.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Handball 
and  baseball.  Married:  Mabel  S.  Eckert,  Feb. 
28,  1925.  Child:  Leroy,  infant.  Office:  306 
Amer.  Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  115  So.  Garri- 
son Lane,  Balto.,  Md. 


NELSON,  JAMES  MOORE,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  24,  1898.  Son 
of  Robert  J.  and  Ann  J.  (Moore)  Nelson.  Ed.: 
Phila.  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1919. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  Bskt.B. 


team.     1919-28,   swimming  instr.   Phila.   Bd.   of 
Public  Ed.  Summer  Schs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  S.  Phila.  H.  Sch. 
Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.  S.  N.  R.F.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  Bd.  F.F.  Officials;  approved  Bskt.B.  Of- 
ficial of  Joint  Bskt.B.  Com.  Hobby:  Swimming 
and  gardening.  Married:  Marion  Cram,  May  29, 
1923.  Children:  Richard  Bruce,  age  1.  Office: 
Broad  and  Jackson  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
1103  Dyre  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

NELSON,  RAYMOND  C,  mem.  University  of 
Chicago  gymnastic  team,  1925-27.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Feb.  6,  1905.  Son  of  Edward  G.  and  Jennie 
(Van  Westen)  Nelson.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  gym- 
nastic team.  1926-27,  mem.  Big  10  Conf.  champ, 
team.  1927,  won  Big  10  Conf.  champ.,  side- 
horse  and  parallel  bars. 

Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Delta  Theta 
Phi.     Address:  29  West  111th  PI.,  Chicago,  111. 

NEMZEK,  ALEXANDER  J.,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Moorhead,  Minn.,  Oct.  11,  1894. 
Son  of  Alex,  and  Mina  (Kowalsk)  Nemzek. 
Ed.:  Moorhead  H.  Sch.;  N.D.A.C. ;  Univ.  of 
Poiters  (France);  Univ.  of  Minn.;  B.E.,  State 
Teachers'  Coll. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Moorhead  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1912-13,  Moorhead  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  ND.A.C.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  N.D.A.C.  B.B.  team.  1917, 
coach  and  capt.  164th  Inf.  F.B.  team.  Refereed 
A.E.F.  F.B.  games.  Asst.  coach  Moorhead  H. 
Sch.  1919,  coach  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1920,  asst.  coach  N.D.A.C.  1923-28,  ath. 
dir.  and  instr.  phy.  ed.  State  Teachers'  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  Co.  B.,  164th  Inf.,  mem.  A.E.F. ;  commd 
2nd  lieut : ;  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion  ;  Minn.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Nat'l  Ed.  Asso. ;  Theta 
Chi ;  Bd.  of  Control,  Salvation  Army ;  Interstate 
Coll.  Conf.  Army  Officers'  Mess ;  Nat'l  Guard 
Asso. ;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Shooting,  hunting, 
golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Anne  Jane  Hagen, 
May  13,  1922.  Children:  Jerry,  age  4;  Tom, 
age  2 ;  Paula  Anne,  infant.  Office:  State  Teach- 
ers' Coll.,  Moorhead,  Minn.  Home:  323  11th  St. 
N.,  Moorhead,  Minn. 

NEPRUD,  CARL,  organizer  and  captain  Har- 
bin interport  ice  hockey  team,  1925-26.  Born: 
Coon  Valley,  Wis.,  Dec.  24,  1S89.  Son  of  Carl 
N.  and  Anna  (Bothne)  Neprud.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Wis.,  B.A.,  1912;  M.A.,  1927;  Amer.  Univ. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  Bskt.B. 
team,  West.  Conf.  champs.  1914-15,  mem.  Muk- 
den Interport  ice  hockey  team.  1916-17,  intro- 
duced Bskt.B.  into  Chungking,  China.  1917, 
mem.  Shanghai  B.B.  team.     1919,  won  Shanghai 


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champ,  games  (broad  jump)  ;  runner-up,  high 
jump.  1919-22,  coach  and  capt.,  Shanghai  champ, 
crew.  1919  and  22,  mem.  Shanghai  interport 
F.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Amer.  Four  team ; 
won  Internat.  Trial  Race  at  Shanghai  Regatta 
(awarded  cup).  1922,  mem.  "Four"  long  dis- 
tance teams  setting  record  for  56  mile  course. 
1925-26,  organizer,  capt.,  Harbin  Interport  ice 
hockey  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Los  Angeles  Ath. 
Club  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation,:  Chinese  Maritime  Customs 
Service.  Clubs:  Shanghai  Rowing;  Shanghai 
Amer.  Married:  Josephine  Hutchinson,  June 
23,  1923.  Children:  Anne  Caroline,  age  3;  Mar- 
garet Gordon,  infant.  Office:  Custom  House, 
Shanghai,  China.  Home:  425  E.  Raymond  St., 
Chevy  Chase,  Md. 

NEUBEISER,  BEN  LAWRENCE,  track. 
Born:  Beile  1'iaine,  Minn.,  May  14,  1899.  Son 
of  F.  J.  and  Anna  (Wentker)  Neubeiser.  Ed.: 
Belle  Plaine  H.  Sch. ;  Henderson  H.  Sen. ;  Univ. 
Minn.;  B.S. ;  M.B. ;  M.D. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service: 
Medical  Corps  U.  S.  Gen.  Hosp.,  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  Hay  1918-Aug.,  1919.  Club:  St.  Charles 
C.C.  (Mo.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ruth 
Ellis.  Child  Ben  Lawrence,  infant.  Office: 
Morgan  221,  St.  Charles,  Mo.  Home:  Kings- 
highway  120,  St.  Charles,  Mo. 

NEVERS,  ERNIE,  All-Amer.  pro.  fullback, 
3926,  and  halfback,  1927.  Born:  Willow  River, 
Minn.,  June  11,  1903.  Son  of  Geo.  E.  and  Mary 
(McCann)  Nevers.  Ed.:  Leland  Stanford  Univ., 
3926. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Leland  Stanford  fresh- 
men F.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Le- 
land Stanford  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1923-25, 
mem.  Leland  Stanford  varsity  F.B.  team,  2nd 
All-Amer.  f.b.,  1923;  All-Amer.  f.b.,  1925;  capt., 
1925).  1926-2  ,  capt.,  coach,  Duluth  Eskimos 
pro.  F.B.  team  (All-Amer.  pro.  f.b.,  1926  and 
h.b.,  1927).  1926-28,  pitcher,  St.  Louis  Browns 
pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  F.B.  and  B.B.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Alpha;  Elks;  Scull  and  Snakes. 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Mae  Haeggerty, 
Feb.  16,  1926.  Office:  Care  St.  Louis  Brown,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  Route  5,  Box  600,  Santa 
Rosa,  Calif. 

NEVILLE,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  golf.  Bom: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  July  1,  1891.  Son  of  John  Pym 
and  Georgian  (MacKenzie)  Neville. 

Record:  1910-11-19-22,  won  Calif,  amateur 
golf  champ.  1914,  won  Pac.  N.  West  Amateur 
golf  champ.  1923,  mem.  Inter-Natl.  Walker  Cup 
team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Del  Monte  Prop- 
erties Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  13  Div. 
Clubs:  Monterey  Peninsula  C.C. ;  La  Kiside 
G.C. ;  Bel-Air  C.C.  Married:  Margaret  Keating 
Gilligan.  Children:  Edgar  De  Pue,  age  9.  Ad- 
dress:  Del  Monte,  Calif. 

NEWBY,  RICHARD  ARDELL,  swimming, 
football  and  water  polo.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Nov.  22,  1901.  Son  of  Edward  L.  and  Loretta 
(Reynolds)  Newby.  Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)   B.S.,  Princeton,  1924. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
'.earn.  1921-23,  mem.  Princeton  F.li.  team, 
(champs,  of  Bast,  1922).  1921,  mem.  Princeton 
swimming  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Princeton  water 
polo  team  (capt.,  1923).  1924-28,  officiating  at 
F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  State  Mutual  Life 
Assurance  of  Mass.  Clubs:  "C"  ;  Princeton  Var- 
suy.  Hobby:  Golf  and  football.  Office:  904 
Burr  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1222  Euclid 
SI.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

NEWCOMB,     CHARLES     H.,     trapshooting. 

Born:  Newport,  N.  J.,  Jan.  1,  1874.  Son  of 
Peter  F.  and  Rachel  (Sneppard)  Newcomb. 
Ed.:  Eastman  Bus.  Coll.   (Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.). 

Record:  1907,  won  two-man  state  shoot  (H.  E. 
Buckwalter,  partner).  1910,  won  East,  handi- 
cap with  97-20  yds.,  19  in  the  shoot-off;  won 
Atlantic  City  Cup ;  preliminary  to  amateur 
champ,  of  U.  S.  ( Travers  Island).  1911,  East, 
handicap  average.  1911-14,  Pinehurst  average 
and  handicap.  1912,  won  Westy  Hogan  champ. 
1912-13,  Westy  Hogan  average.  19i3-17,  ama- 
teur champ,  of  America  (Travers  Island)  ;  shot 
at  20,200  targets  in  registered  tournaments, 
breaking  19,305  of  them,  averaging  .9556  per 
cent.  1913-14,  won  J.  E.  Caldwell  Trophy  (Wil- 
mington, Del.).  1914,  won  Pa.  State  champ, 
twice  in  open  competition  and  3  times  in  chal- 
lenge contests  ;  broke  494  out  of  500,  Pittsburgh  ; 
estab.  record  by  breaking  in  a  two-man  team 
race,  being  challenged  for  champ.  Cup  of  State 
of  Pa.,  100  out  of  100  from  18  yds.  1915,  won 
Interstate  Asso's  Amateur  champ,  during  Pa. 
State  tournament  (score,  437  out  of  450)  ;  Natl. 
Amateur  champ,  (score,  99  out  of  100)  ;  average 
for  year,  95.32  per  cent,  of  4600  targets.  1916, 
won  Preliminary  Handicap  (Pinehurst,  N.  C.)  ; 
mem.  squad  which  estab.  world's  squad  record 
of  497  out  of  500,  Maplewood  tournament.  1917, 
won  Amateur  Trapshooting  champ,  of  Amer. 
1922-23  and  1927,  won  East,  two-man  team 
champ.  (W.  W.  Posey,  1922;  S.  M.  Crothers, 
1923;  William  Elliott,  1927).  Has  won  700  first 
prizes  during  career  as  trapshooter. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Rogers,  Brown  & 
Cricker  Bros.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Union  Leagnp; 
Merion    Cricket   Club;    Penn   A.C.    (mem.   Ath. 


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Com.)  ;  N.  Y.  A.C.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Manufacturers' 
Club  (Phila.)  ;  Duquesne  Club  (Pittsburgh). 
Hobby:  Shooting.  Office:  1114  Pa.  Bldg.,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  6517   Lincoln  Drive,   Phila.,  Pa. 


NEWELL,  ASHBELL,  B.,  football  and  row- 
ing. Bom:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  26,  1868.  Son 
of  John  and  Judith  P.  Hills)  Newell.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Yale,  1890. 

Record :  1886,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1887,  mem.  freshman  crew.  1888-89,  mem.  Yale 
Varsity  F.B.  team.  1889-90,  mem.  Yale  Varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  The  Toledo  Terminal 
R.  R.  Co.  Clubs:  Toledo  C.C. ;  Toledo  Yacht; 
Toledo  Transportation;  University  of  N.  Y. ; 
Chicago.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Harriet 
Rockwell  King,  Apr.  24,  1894 ;  Evelyn  Seymour, 
Mar.  25,  1910.  Children:  Ashbel  B.,  Jr.,  age  31 ; 
Mrs.  William  Burry,  Jr.,  age  28;  Nancy,  age  26. 
Office:  Terminal  Bldg.,  Toledo,  Ohio.  Home: 
2330  Parkwood  Ave.,  Toledo,  Ohio. 


NEWMAN,  RICHARD  WENRICK,  football, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Columbus,  Nebr.,  Sept. 
12,  1899.  Son  of  E.  M.  and  Ella  I.  (Wenrick) 
Newman.  Ed.:  Neb.  Univ.,  A.B.,  1922;  LL.B., 
1926. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Columbus  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (All-State  forward).  1918-20,  mem.  Univ. 
Nebr.  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  Nebr.  track 
team.  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  Nebr.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1922-24,  coach,  Hastings  (Nebr.)  H.  Sch.  1926, 
coach,  Nebr.  Univ.  freshmen  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1927,  asst.  coach,  Ore.  State  Agr.  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1928,  asst.  coach,  Ore.  State  Agr. 
Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  and  asst.  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  S.A.T.C,  Nebr.  Univ.,  during  World 
War.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Kiwanis;  "N" 
Club.  Office:  Ore.  Agr.  Coll.,  Corvallis,  Ore. 
Home:   227  So.  7th  St.,  Corvallis,  Ore. 


NEWSOM,  JOHN  FLESHER,  baseball.  Born: 
Elizabethtown,  Ind.,  Sept.  6,  1869.  Son  of 
Nathan  and  Mary  (Flesher)  Newsom.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ind.,  1891 ;  Leland  Stanford  Univ., 
A.B.,  1892 ;  Ph.D.,  1901. 

Record,:  1899-91,  mem.  Univ.  Ind.  varsity 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1891).  1892,  mem.  Leland 
Stanford  Jr.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  Geologist  and  Engr. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Univ.  Club ;  Engrs. 
Club.  Married:  Adelaide  Frances  Perry,  Mar. 
17,  1896.  Child:  John  Branner,  age  30.  Office: 
Hobart  Bldg.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home: 
1950  Gough  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

NEWTON,  GEORGE  FREDERICK,  JR.,  row- 
ing. Born:  Jamaica  Plain,  Mass.,  Sept.  17,  1889. 
Son  of  George  Frederick  and  Alice  (Jewett) 
Newton.  Ed.:  Noble  and  Greenough  Sch.;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1912. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Noble  and  Greenough 
Sch.  4  oared  crew.  1909,  mem.  Harvard  fresh- 
man crew.    1910-12,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architectural  draftsman. 
Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.,  comnd.  Lt., 
1918,  discharged  1919.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Of- 
fice: 6  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  At- 
lantic Ave.,  Cohasset,  Mass. 

NEWTON,  HENRY  JEFFERSON,  profes 
sional  golf.  Born:  Springfield,  Mo.,  Sept.  16, 
1904.  Son  of  George  A.  and  Anna  (Livingston) 
Newton.     Ed.:  Springfield  H.  Sch.;  Drury  Coll. 

Record:  1925-26,  competed  Mo.  open  golf 
champ.  (Joplin  Mo.).  1925-27,  golf  pro., 
Hickory  Hills  C.C.  (Springfield,  Mo.).  1928, 
golf  pro.,  Lake  Shore  Park  G.C.  (Springfield, 
Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Clubs:  Lake  Shore 
Park  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Lake  Shore 
Park  G.C,  Springfield,  Mo.  Home:  815  West 
State  St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 


NEWNHAM,  FREDERIC  N.,  professional 
golf.  Born:  Ventnor  I.O.  Wight,  Eng.,  Apr.  22, 
1887.  Son  of  William  and  Caroline  (Austin) 
Newnham. 

Record:  1907,  asst.  pro.,  Augusta  C.C.  (Ga.)  ; 
pvt.  instr.  John  D.  Rockefeller.  1908,  pvt.  instr. 
William  Howard  Taft  family.  1908-10,  golf  pro. 
Wllliamsport  C.C.  (Pa.).  1912-28,  golf  pro., 
Greensboro  C.C.  (N.  C). 

Pres.  .Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations: 
Sec.  Pro.  Golfers  Asso.  of  Carolina ;  Greensboro 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ethel  Long,  May 
24,  1913.  Children:  Frederic  N.,  Jr.,  age  15; 
Susan  Caroline,  age  4.  Office:  Greensboro  C.C, 
Greensboro,  N.  C  Home:  Irving  Park,  Greens- 
boro, N.  C 


NEYLAND,  ROBERT  REESE,  champ,  heavy- 
weight boxer,  U.S.M.A.,  1914-16.  Born:  Green- 
ville, Tex.,  Feb.  17,  1892.  Son  of  R.  R.  and 
Pauline  (Lewis)  Neyland.  Ed.:  Greenville  H. 
Sch. ;  Burleson  Coll.  ;  Tex.  A.  &  M.  Coll. ;  U.S. 
M.A.,  1916;  B.S.C.0,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1921. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Greenville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem.  Burleson 
Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1910-11,  mem.  Tex. 
A.  ■■&  M.  Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1912-15, 
mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  team.  1913-16,  mem.  U.S. 
M.A.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1916).  1914-16,  mem. 
U.S.M.A.  boxing  team  (heavyweight  champ.), 
1916,  awarded  Army  Ath.  Asso.  sabre,  for  best 
ath.  in  grad.  class.  1921-24,  end  coach,  U.S.M.A. 
F.B.  team.  1925,  asst.  coach,  Univ.  Tenn. 
1926-28,  head  coach,  Univ.  Tenn. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Major,  Corps  of  Engrs., 
U.  S.  A.  Mil.  Service:  Served  as  Capt.  and 
Major,  Corps  of  Engrs.,  during  World  War. 
Clubs:  Cherokee  C.C. ;  Old  Colony.  Hobby: 
Coaching  and  football.  Married:  Ada  Nelson, 
July  16,  1923.  Office:  Univ.  Tenn.,  Knoxville, 
Tenn.  Home:  211  Terrace  Ave.,  Knoxville, 
Tenn. 

NICHOLS,  DR.  JOHN  HERBERT,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio, 
Jan.  13,  1890.  Son  of  John  R.  and  Nellie  (Haw- 
ley)  Nichols.  Ed.:  Marietta  Acad.;  A.B.,  Ober- 
lin  Coll.,  1911 ;  Harvard ;  M.D.,  Rush  Med.  Coll., 
1916;  Chicago  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Marietta  Acad.  F.B. 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1908-11,  mem. 
Oberlin  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All- 
Ohio  q.b.,  1910-11;  capt.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B., 
1911).  1912,  coach  Oberlin  Coll.  F.B..  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1914,  coach.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
cross-country  and  freshman  B.B.  teams.  1913- 
28,  Officiating  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  I.C.  West.  Conf. 
games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.,  phy.  ed.,  Oberlin  Col- 
lege, West.  Conf.  F.B.  official.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt,  Med.  Corps ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Pi;  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon;  Y.B.M.C;  Ohio 
State  Univ.  Y.M.C.A. ;  N.C.A.A. ;  Soc.  of  Dirs.  of 
Phy.  Ed. ;  Ath.  Research  Soc.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Married:  Louise  Allen,  June  16,  1915.  Children: 
Margaret  Anne,  age  4.  Office:  Oberlin  College, 
Oberlin,  Ohio.    Home:  Oberlin,  Ohio. 

NICHOLS,  GEORGE,  yachting.  Born:  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Oct.  14,  1878.  Son  of  John  W.  T. 
and  Mary  (Slocum)  Nichols.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard,  1900. 

Record,  1911,  mem.  crew  "Beaver"  (Internatl. 
Sondar  Class),  German-Amer.  matches,  Kiel. 
1914-15  and  1920,  navigator  of  Amer.  Cup  de- 
fender, "Resolute."  1916-28,  owner  cutter  "Car- 
olina," N.  Y.  Yacht  C.  (50-ft.  class).  1920, 
helmsman  and  mgr.  cutter  "Vanatie,"  Amer. 
Cup  trial  races.  1925-27,  comndr.  N.  Y.  Yacht 
C. ;  mem.  N.  Amer.  Yacht  Racing  Union. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant,  mem.  firm  Minot 
Hooper  &  Co.  Govt.  War  Service:  U.  S.  Ship. 
Bd.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  N.  Y.  Yacht  C. ;  East. 
Yacht  C. ;  Seawanhaka  Corinthian  C.  Hobby: 
Yachting.  Office:  11  Thomas  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Cold  Spring  Harbor,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

NICHOLS,  STUART  HORACE,  capt.  Rens- 
selaer  Polytechnic  Institute  F.B.  team,  1927. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Dec.  13,  1904.  Son  of  Horace 
W.  and  Madelene  (Taylor)  Nichols.  Ed.:  Green- 
field (Mass.)  H.  Sch. ;  Deerfield  Acad.;  E.E., 
Rensselaer  Poly  Inst. 

Record:  1920-21,*  mem.  Greenfield  H.  Sch. 
F.B.    team.      1923,    mem.    Deerfield    Acad.    F.B. 


team.  1924,  mem.  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst,  fresh- 
ma  nF.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Rensselaer  Poly. 
Inst,  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
pres..  Delta  Chi.  School:  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst., 
Troy,  N.  Y. 

NICHOLSON,  NEWLIN  BARTIMUS,  wrest- 
ling and  football.  Born:  Saxapahaw,  N.  C,  Mar. 
■28,  1903.  Son  of  Joe  A.  and  Mary  Lide  (New- 
lin)  Nicholson.  Ed.:  Guilford  Coll.;  B.S.,  N.  C. 
State  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Guilford  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1922,  won  N.  C.  Olympic  light-heavy  weight 
wrestling  match.  1923,  25-27,  mem.  N.  C.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1924-26,  mem. 
N.  C.  State  wrestling  team  (capt.,  1926).  1925- 
27,  F.B.  All-State  selection. 

Affiliations:  Phi  Pi  Phi;  N.  C.  State  Mono- 
gram Club.  Hobby:  Poultry.  Address:  Saxa- 
pahaw, N.  C. 

NICHOLSON,  ROBERT  L.,  All-Northwest 
tackle,  1926.  Born:  Synrip,  Wash.,  Oct.  10,  1903. 
Son  of  Wily  Wayne  and  Ada  E.  (Thornberg) 
Nicholson.  Ed.:  Twin  Falls  H.  Sch. ;  A.B., 
"Stanford,  1924 ;  Linfield  Coll. 

Record:  1919-20,  won  Idaho  middle-weight 
Inter-Sch.  champ.  1920-22,  mem.  Twin  Falls  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1920).  1922, 
hon.  mention  Spauldings  F.B.  Guide;  mem. 
Stanford  freshman  F.B.  team.  1923,  coach, 
Stanford  inter-class  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  class 
wrestling  champ.,  Stanford ;  asst.  wrestling 
coach,  Stanford.  1924,  represented  Stanford 
Uni.,  Olympic  tryoLts.  1924-27,  mem.  Linfield 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.  and  chosen  All-N.  West 
tackle,  1926).  1925-27,  coach  Linfield  Coll. 
wrestling  team.  1926,  capt.,  All-Willamette 
Valley  conf.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Upsilon;  Cardinal  "L"  (Linfield  Coll.).  Hobby: 
Golf,  hunting  and  fishing.  Address:  411  5th 
Ave.  East.,  Twin  Falls,  Idaho. 

NICOLAUS,  LEO  D.,  capt.  Univ.  of  Iowa 
basketball  team,  1919-20.  Born:  Wilton  Junc- 
tion, Iowa,  Oct.  2,  1898.  Son  of  George  J.  and 
Theresa  E.  (Daut)  Nicholaus.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Iowa. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  cross- 
country team.  1918-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (capt.,  1919-20).  Ath.  dir.  and  coach, 
Muscatine  H.  Sch.  (4  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ginn  and  Co.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Pi;  Beta 
Gamma  Sigma ;  Mason ;  Lions  Club ;  Hawkeye 
Club;  A.F.I.  Married:  Esther  Moriarty.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Patricia,  age  1.  Address:  907  Syca- 
more St.,  Muscatine,  la. 


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NICOLSON,  FRANK  WALTER,  sec.treas. 
National  Collegiate  Athletic  Association,  1909- 
28.  Born:  Sackville,  New  Brunswick,  Can.,  Nov. 
4,  1864.  Son  of  Rev.  Alexander  Wylie  and  Ly- 
dia  (Huestis)  Nicolson.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Mt. 
Allison  (Canada),  18S3;  Harvard,  B.A.,  1887; 
M.A.,  1888;  M.A.,  ad  eundem,  Wesleyan,  1900; 
L.L.D.,  Mount  Allison,  1920. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dean  of  Wesleyan  Univ. 
Mil.  Service: -  Asst.  dir.,  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Asso.  of  New  England  Colls, 
for  Conf.  on  Aths.  (organizer).  Harried:  Louise 
Elizabeth  Narraway.  Sept.  9,  1891.  Child:  El- 
speth.  Office:  Wesleyan  Univ.,  Middletown, 
Conn.     Home:  255  High  St.,  Middletown,  Conn. 

NIEHOFF,  JOHN  ALBERT,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Louisville,  Colo.,  May  13,  1884.  Son  of 
Chas.  and  Amelia  (Wright)  Neihoff.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Schs.   (Louisville,  Colo.). 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Pueblo  West.  League 
pro.  B.  B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Pittsburg,  Indian- 
apolis   and    Omaha    (Nebr.)    pro.    B.B.    teams. 

1913,  mem.    Louisville    (Ky.)    pro.    B.B.    team. 

1914,  mem.  Cincinnati  pro.  B.B.  team.  1915-17, 
mem.  Phila.  (Natls.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1917, 
mem.  St.  Louis  and  N.  Y.  (Natls.)  pro.  B.B. 
teams.  1920-22,  mem.  Los  Angeles  (Pacific 
Coast  league)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  and 
mgr.,  Mobile  pro.  B.B.  team  (won  pennant, 
1922).  1924-2S,  mem.,  mgr.,  Ga.  Crackers  (At- 
lanta, Ga.)  pro.  B.B.  team  (won  pennant,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  B.B.  Mgr.  Affiliations: 
Masons.  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married: 
Mabel  Rule,  Sept.  6,  1905.  Child:  Lloyd,  age  20. 
Office:  Atlanta  B.  B.  Club,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
998  Ponce  de  Leon  Ave.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

NOLAN,  DENNIS  EDWARD,  football,  base- 
ball. Bom:  Akron,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  22,  1872.  Son 
of  Martin  and  Honora  (Cunningham)  Nolan. 
Ed.:    H.   Sch.    (Akron,   N.  Y.)  ;   U.S.M.A.,   1896. 

Recordi :  1893-96,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  team. 
1894-95,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  B.B.  team.  1901,  asst. 
coach,  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  team.  1902,  head  coach, 
U.S.  M.A.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Major  Gen.,  U.S.A.  War 
Record:  Organized  and  administered  Mil.  Intel- 
ligence  Div.  of  A.E.F.  in  France ;  Comd.  55th 
Brigade,  28th  Div.  in  Meuse-Argonne  Battle ; 
awarded  D.S.C.  and  D.S.M.  Affiliations:  Army 
A  A. ;  Army  and  Navy  Club  (Washington,  D.  C). 
Married:  Julia  Grant  Sharp,  Aug.  21,  1901. 
Child:  Ellen  Honora.  Address:  H.Q.,  Fifth 
Corps  Area,  Fort  Hayes,  Ohio. 

NOLL,  WALDEMAR,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Lansing,  la.,  June  26,  1893.  Son 
of  John  and  Louisa  (Wolters)  Noll.  Ed.:  Lans- 
ing, la.,  H.  Sch.,  1913;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1917; 
M.S.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1922. 


Record:  1911-12,  mem.  la.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1911-13,  capt.  Lansing,  la.,  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  la.  Univ.  F.B.  squad.  1922-23, 
coach  Red  Ook  (la.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1924-28,  coach  Bskt.B.  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (won  Ky.  B.C.  Bskt.B.  champ.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  Physics  and  Bskt.B. 
coach,  Berea  Coll.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Xi ;  Gam- 
ma Alpha;  Amer.  Phy.  Soc.  Hobby:  Officiating. 
Married:  Nelle  Scovel,  Aug.  21,  1925.  Address: 
Berea,  Ky. 

NORK,  ROBERT  PIERCE,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  Shenandoah,  Pa.,  June  7, 
1906.  Son  of  Anthony  A.  and  Anna  (Kersak) 
Nork.  Ed.:  Shenandoah  H.  Sch.;  Georgetown 
Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  4  yrs.  Shenandoah  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  George- 
town Univ.  freshmen  B.B.  team.  Mem.  3  yrs., 
Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.   teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  St. 
George's  Amateur  A.A.  (Shenandoah,  Pa.)  ;  Var- 
sity "G"  Club.  Address:  N.  West  St.,  Shenan- 
doah, Pa. 

NORMAN,  ABSALOM  WILLIS,  basketball, 
baseball,  track.  Born:  Stevensburg,  Va.,  Sept. 
15,  1892.  Son  of  J.  T.  and  Mary  Belle  (Willis) 
Norman.  Ed.:  Roanoke  Coll.,  A.B.,  1913;  A.M., 
1916. 

Record:  1911-16,  mem.  Roanoke  Cell.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  1913).  1913-16,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll. 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  track  team,  1913). 
1915,  mem.  Roanoke  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916-17, 
head  coach,  Princeton  (W.  Va.)  H.  Sch.  1919, 
mem.  A.E.F.  track  team  (Paris).  1919-20,  dir. 
of  aths.,  Roanoke  Coll.  1920-23,  dir.  of  aths., 
Bailey  Mil.  Inst.  (Greenwood,  S.  C).  1923-28, 
phys.  dir.  and  freshmen  coach,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B., 
coach,  varsity  track  team,  Furman  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  in  U.S.A.  Arty.,  Sept.,  1917,  comnd.  2nd 
Lt.,  May,  1917 ;  served  in  A.E.F.,  14  mos. ; 
disch.,  Sept.,  1919.  Affiliations:  A.L. ;  Jr.  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce ;  Natl.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. 
Hobby:  Basketball.  Office:  Furman  Univ., 
Greenville,  S.  C.  Home:  R.  R.  No.  2,  Culpepper, 
Va. 

NORRIS,     ALFRED     OLIPHANT,     rowing, 

football  and  hockey.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y., 
Nov.  17,  1901.  Son  of  Alfred  Lockwood  and 
Florence  (Lee)  Norris.  Ed.:  St.  Pauls  Sch. 
(Concord,   N.  H.)  ;   B.S.,  Yale,   1924. 

Record:  1913-14,  won  Cedarharst  Yacht  Club 
(L.  I.)  50  yd.  swimming  event  (for  boys  under 
15).  1915,  won  Rockaway  Hunt  Club  tennis 
match  (for  boys  under  15).  1918,  mem.  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  1st  club  cred  and  F.B.  team.    1919 


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20,  mem.,  St.  Pauls  Sch.  1st  club  crew,  hockey 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  crew  and  hockey,  1920). 
1920,  mem.  Roxbury  Sch.  (Cheshire,  Conn.) 
F.B.  team ;  St.  Pauls  Sch.  club  crew  champs, 
hockey  team  runner-up  in  club  champ.  1921, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and  hockey  teams 
(teams  undefeated)  ;  runner-up  in  Yale-Harvard 
hammer  throw.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  Varsity 
F.B.  and  hockey  and  lacrosse  teams.  1924,  mem. 
Yale  Varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Constrn.  engr.,  Amer. 
Water  Works  and  Electric  Co.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Psi ;  St.  Anthony  Club ;  Yale  Club ;  Rock- 
away  Hunting  Club  and  Racquet  and  Tennis 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  Hobby:  Golf,  swimming,  squash 
racquets  and  hunting.  Office:  Care  Amer.  Water 
Works  and  Electric  Ca,  50  Broad  St.,  New  York 
City,  N.  Y.    Home:  Ocean  Ave.,  Lawrence,  N.  Y. 

NORMS,  CHARLES  FREDERICK,  soccer, 
track  and  football.  Born:  Denton,  Aid.,  Feb.  27, 
1907.  Son  of  Wm.  I.  and  Anna  (Wright)  Nor- 
ris.  Ed.:  Caroline  H.  Sch.,  1924;  Wash.  Coll., 
1928. 

Record :  1921-24,  mem.  Caroline  H.  Sch.  track, 
soccer  and  B.B.  teams  (runner-up,  State  soccer 
champ.,  1922-24;  capt.  soccer,  1923,  track,  1923- 
24  and  B.B.,  1924).  1924-26,  mem.  Wash.  Coll. 
track  team  (high  point  scorer,  track  meet). 
1925-26,  mem.  Wash.  Coll.  Bst.B.  squad.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Wash.  Coll.  F.B.  team    (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Charles  H.  Elliott  Co. ;  Swarthmore  Chautauqua 
Association ;  Ya-La  Corp. ;  Adelphia  Soc. ;  Blue 
Key  Fraternity ;  Silver  Pentogor  Asso. ;  Stu- 
dent Council  Asso. ;  Wash.  Coll.  A.A. ;  "W" 
Club  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Sports.  Schools: 
Wash.  Coll.,  Chestertown,  Md.  Home:  102  S. 
6th  St.,  Denton,  Md. 

NORRIS,  THOMAS  GRANVILLE,  football, 
baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Tulsa,  Okla., 
Dec.  31,  1902.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Delia  (Har- 
ris) Norris.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Okla.,  B.A.,  1922, 
L.L.B.,  1929. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Okla.  F.B. 
team  (All-Mo.  Valley  selection,  1926-27;  capt., 
1927).  Hon.  mention,  N.  Y.  Sun,  Assoc.  Press 
and  Coll.  Humor  for  All-Amer.  1925-28,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Okla.  Bskt.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Okla.  B.B.  team  (Mo.  Valley  champs.; 
capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Kappa  Phi ;  Treas.,  Student  Council ;  Ath.  Coun- 
cil. Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  710  Monnet 
St.,  Norman,  Okla. 

NORTH,  CEYLON  AVERY,  track.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Jan.  21,  1907.  Son  of  Wil- 
lis Henry  and  Mary  Louise  (Green)  North.  Ed.: 
West  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 


Record:  1926,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  freshman 
trr.ck  team  (won  1st  place  in  2  mi.  event,  Fresh- 
men Indoor  Big  Ten  meet).  1927,  mem.  Univ. 
Minn,  cross  country  team  (won  1st  place  in  4 
mi.  race  against  Univ.  of  Iowa,  time,  22  :10,  and 

2  mi.  race  at  Chicago,  time,  9 :47 ;  runner-up  in 

3  mi.  race  against  N.  Dak.  Univ.,  time  15:34). 
Pres.  Occupation:    Student.     Affiliations:   Phi 

Kappa  Sigma ;  DeMolay.  Clubs:  "M" ;  Young 
Peoples  Congregational ;  Northup.  Address: 
4503  Washburn  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

NORTON,  BAYES  MARSHALL,  track  and 
field.  Born:  Vineyard  Haven,  Martha's  Vine- 
yard, Mass.,  Sept.  23,  1903.  Son  of  Charles  S. 
and  Frances  (Marshall)  Norton.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad.;  B.S.,  Yale,  1926;  B.Sc.,  Oxford, 
1927. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
track  team ;  won  intersch.  medley  relay  champ, 
of  Amer.  at  Penn  Relays ;  won  Prep.  Sch.  Relay 
1-mile  champ,  of  Amer.  at  Penn  Relays.  1922, 
won  Harvard  intersch.  meet  100-yd.  run.  1923, 
capt.  Yale  freshman  track  team ;  won  Yale  fresh- 
man relay  1-mile  champ,  of  Amer.  at  Penn  Re- 
lays. 1924-26,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (capt.,  1926). 
1924,  won  Yale  relay  indoor  I.C.  1-mile  champ. ; 
mem.  Olympic  track  team  ;  runner-up  in  Olympic 
tryouts,  200-meters,  at  Harvard  Stadium;  5th 
place  in  Olympic  games,  200  meters,  atColombes, 
Paris;  accompanied  small  U.  S.  team  to  games 
in  Vienna  and  Budapest,  winning  100  meters, 
200  meters,  relay  and  broad  jump.  1925,  run- 
nor-up  in  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  indoor  games,  100  yds., 
9  3-5  sec;  220  yds.,  211-5  sec.;  runner-up  in 
I.C.  A.A.A.A.  games,  100-yd.  run ;  won  broad 
jump,  23  ft.  11  in. ;  won  Oxford-Cambridge  vs. 
Harvard-Yale  meet  broad  jump,  runner-up  100 
and  220  yds.  1926,  holder  Oxford  relay  half- 
mile  champ,  at  Penn  Relays,  1 :27  3-5 ;  runner-up 
in  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  games,  100-yd.  run.  1927,  mem. 
Achilles  Club  (British)  team  at  Pan-Hellenic 
games,  Athens;  won  British  220-yd.  champ. 
(Standard  Medal)  ;  runner-up  in  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge vs.  Harvard-Yale  100  and  220  yds. ;  mem. 
Oxford  team  full  blue,  100  yds.  and  half-blue, 
long  jump. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemical,  pharmaceutical 
and  biological  mfr.,  E.  R.  Squibb  &  Sons.  Affili- 
ations: Delta  Psi ;  Achilles  Club  of  London ;  St. 
Anthony  Club  of  New  York;  Yale  Club.  Hobby: 
Natural  philosophy.  Office:  17  Columbia  Heights, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  71  Columbia  Heights, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

NORTON,  EMERSON  CARLYSLE,  mem. 
Amer.  Olympic  team,  1924.  Born:  Kans.  City, 
Kans.,  Nov.  16,  1900.  Son  of  William  A.  and 
Lucy  Moacham  Norton.  Ed.:  Kans.  Univ.,  1923; 
Georgetown  Univ.,   1926. 

Record:  1920,  high  point  man,  N.  West.  Natl, 
track  meet.     1921,  hold  Kans.  and  Mo.  States 


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high-jump  record,  6  ft.  1%  in. ;  1st  place  Chi- 
cago Univ.  meet.  1923,  mem.  Kans.  Univ.  track 
team;  won  111.  Relay  Septaphlon  (5426  points)  ; 
won  Pa.  Relay  high  jump,  6  ft.  3%  in.  1924, 
mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  track  team ;  mem. 
Amer.  Olympic  team  (runner-up,  try-outs, 
N.  Y.)  ;  competed  Olympic  games  (runner-up 
world  meet)  ;  mem.  Internatl.  team  of  four  (se- 
lected to  go  to  Japan).  1925,  indoor  I.C.  high- 
jump  champ. ;  runner-up,  K.  C.  Septaphlon 
(N.  Y.)  broke  I.C.  Relay  Carnival  Septaph- 
lon record  (5603  points).  1927,  runner-up  Natl. 
A.A.U.  indoor  high  jump.  1928,  3rd  place  Natl. 
A.A.U.  indoor  high  jump. 

Pres.  Occupation:  D.  L.  Steel  Company  (Chi- 
cago). Affiliations:  Mason;  111.  A.C.  Office:  111. 
A.C.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  1465  S.  Mulbury  St., 
Riverside,  Calif. 

NORTON,  HENRY  W.,  tennis  champ.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec.  28,  1898.  Son  of  Al- 
bert E.  and  Fannie  (Wacks)  Norton.  Ed.: 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  1920,  won  city  of  Minneapolis 
(Minn.)  singles  tennis  champ.;  won  State  of 
Minn,  singles.  1921,  won  City  of  Minneapolis 
doubles  champ.  1922,  won  State  of  Minn,  singles 
champ.  1923,  won  City  of  Minneapolis  singles 
and  doubles  champ. ;  won  N.  W.  Sect,  doubles 
champ.  1924,  won  City  of  Minneapolis  doubles 
champ.  1925,  finalist,  N.W.  Sect,  doubles  champ. 

1926,  won  N.W.  Sect,  doubles  champ. ;  won  Man- 
itoba (Canada)  open  single  and  doubles  champs. 

1927,  won  N.W.  singles  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Served  as  2nd  lieut.  inf.,  U.S.A.,  Sept-Dee, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Carleton,  Cherry  and 
Norton  (attorneys);  Alpha  Delta  Phi,  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Minneapolis  Tennis  Club  (pres.); 
Gyro  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Lois 
Nash.  Address:  600  N.  Y.  Life  Bldg.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 


NORTON,  HOMER  H.,  football,  basketball 
and  track.  Bom:  June  15,  1891.  Son  of  Mrs. 
Martha  Norton.     Ed.:  Birmingham  S.  Coll. 

Record:  Capt.  Birmingham  S.  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916,  All-S.  end. 
1920-28,  coach  Centenary  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  Ath.  Dept:,  Cen- 
tenary Coll.  Clubs:  Centenary.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing. Child:  Evelyn,  age  7.  Office:  2900  Cen- 
tenary Bldg.,  Shreveport,  La.  Home,  2710  Cen- 
tenary  Bldg.,    Shreveport,    La. 


Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Moses  Brown  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem.  St.  John's 
Prep.  Coll.  track  and  F.B.  teams.  Coach  Brown 
Univ,  F.B.,  track  and  swimming  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  and  mgr.,  Checker 
Taxicab  Co.  Affiliations:  Norton  Checker 
Transfer  Co. ;  Narrangansett  Garage,  Inc. ; 
Elks  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Boston  A.A. ;  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  East.  Asso.  I.C.  Officials ;  New 
England  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Kiwanis  Club ; 
R.  I.  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Football  officiating. 
Married:  Mildred  Anderton.  Children:  Edward 
Michael,  age  1.  Office:  19  Ormsbee  Ave.,  Provi- 
dence, R.  I.  Home:  1373  Smith  St.,  N.  Provi- 
dence, R.  I. 

NOSS,  THEODORE  KELCHNER,  track. 
Bom:  Sendai,  Japan,  Mar.  9,  1903.  Son  of 
Christopher  and  Lura  (Boyer)  Noss.  Ed.: 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Acad.  (Lancaster,  Pa.)  ; 
Princeton  Univ. ;  Theological  Sem. ;  Union  Theo- 
logical Sem. 

Record :  1925,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(won  Big  Three  champ.;  runner-up  in  I.C. 
champs;  won  mythical  champ,  of  East). 
Awarded  Keene  Fitzpatrick  medal. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Ac- 
tive in  Student  Vol.  Movement  and  Birth  Con- 
trol Movement ;  Fellowship  of  Reconciliation  ; 
Amer.  Fed.  of  Labor;  Internat.  Club  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Arbor  Inn  Club  (Princeton).  Office:  600  W. 
112th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  239  Coll.  Ave., 
Lancaster,  Pa. 


NOURSE,  ROBERT  LEE,  JR.,  football, 
track,  water  polo.  Born:  Ashland,  Wis.,  Sept. 
20,  1895.  Son  of  Robert  Lee  and  Marie  (Craw- 
ford) Nourse.  Ed.:  Boise  H.  Sch.;  Litt.B., 
Princeton,  1917. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Boise  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(West,  champs).  1914-16,  mem.  Princeton  F.B. 
team.  1916-17,  mem.  Princeton  track  and  water 
polo  teams  (won  Penn  relays  javelin  throw  with 
new  record,  1916-17;  capt.  water  polo  team, 
1916-17). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Hendricks  and  Nourse 
(advertising  agency).  War  Record:  In  Amer. 
field  service,  France,  1917;  1st  It.  in  A.E.F., 
Oct.  1917 ;  awarded  Croix  de  Guerre,  Bronze 
Star,  Feb.  1918,  Silver  Star,  Oct.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tion: S.A.R.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mildred 
Faris,  June  30,  1920.  Child:  Ann,  age  1.  Office: 
Canton  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  Boise, 
Idaho. 


NORTON,     JOHN     S.,     football,     track    and  NOVAK,    LEO    V.,    football,    basketball    and 

swimming.     Born:  Providence,   R.   I.,    Dec.    31.  track.     Born:  Cedar  Rapids,  la.,  Sept.  28,  1890. 

1899.      Son    of    Michael    Wm.    and    Elizabeth  Son  of  R.  A.  and  Mary    (Sonka)   Novak.     Ed.r 

(Quinn)  Norton.   Ed.:  Moses  Brown  Sch.,  1918;  Wash.  H.   Sch.    (Cedar  Rapids.  la.)  ;   la.   State- 

St.  John's  Prep.  Coll.,  1919.  Coll.;  111.  Univ.;  B.S.,  Coe  Coll. 


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Record:  Mem.  Wash.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1915,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Capt.  F.B.).  1917-25, 
coach  Wash.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (F.B.  champs.  6  yrs.).  1920,  won  Natl. 
Bskt.B.  champ.  Stagg  meet.  1922-24,  won  Stagg 
Natl.  Intersch.  track  meet.  1924-28,  head  Bskt. 
B.  and  track  coach  U.S.M.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  U.S.M.A.  Affili- 
ations: Mason:  K.T. ;  Shriner ;  O.E.S. ;  Army 
A.A. ;  Natl.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Natl.  Bskt.B. 
Coaches  Asso. ;  Natl.  Track  Coaches  Asso. ; 
Gyro  Civic  Club.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married: 
Josephine  Brandon,  June  7,  1917.  Children: 
Jack,  age  5 ;  Mary  Jean,  age  2 ;  Don  Gerald, 
infant.  Address:  Officers'  Club,  West  Point, 
N.  Y. 

NO  YES,  EDMUND,  swimming.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  Oct.  13,  1905.  Son  of  Edmund  S.  and 
Jean  (Dunkin)  Noyes.  Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.C.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming team  (won  S.  Atlantic  Intersch.  A.A.U.  100 
yds.  champ.,  1921).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  Chi- 
cago swimming  team   (capt.,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Credit  man,  Commercial 
Credit  Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Wash. 
Swimming  Club.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Office: 
Hill  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Kensing- 
ton, Md. 

NOYES,  HENRY  FORD,  baseball.  Born: 
Abington,  Mass.,  May  16,  1866.  Son  of  Henry 
Parker  and  Elizabeth  Ann  (Ford)  Noyes.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Yale,  1889. 

Record:  Mem.  3  yrs.  Phillips  Andover  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1885).  1885-89,  mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team   (capt.,  1889). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Conn.  Cutter  and  Ma- 
chine Works  (Bridgeport,  Conn.)  ;  mem.  Ready 
Tool  Co.  Married:  Fanny  Ansley,  Oct.  30,  1895. 
Office:  500  Iranistan  Ave.,  Bridgeport,  Conn. 
Home:  Box  737.  Bridgeport,  Conn. 

NUESSLEIN,  LAWRENCE  ADAM,  worlds 
small  bore  rifle  champion,  1927.  Born:  Rich- 
field Park,  N.  J.,  May  16,  1895.  Son  of  John  and 
Gertrude  (Newhauser)  Nuesslein.  Ed.:  Eagan's 
Bus.  Sch.   (Union  Hill,  N.  J.) 

Record:  1919,  D.  C.  rifle  champ.  1920,  mem. 
Olympic  rifle  champ,  team ;  won  world's  small 
bore  champ,  at  Antwerp,  Belgium ;  3rd  place, 
wood's  mil.  rifle  standing.  1922-27,  runner-up 
in  Internatl.  rifle  team  tryouts.  1923,  won  world's 
free  rifle  standing  at  Camp  Perry ;  mem.  Inter- 
natl. free  rifle  team.  1927,  won  world's  small 
bore  champ,  at  Rome,  Italy ;  mem.  Internatl. 
free  rifle  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mfg.  rep.,  Harter  and  Nuess- 
lein. Air  Service:  631  Aero  Squadron.  Club: 
Natl.  Cup  Rifle  Club.  Hobby:  Shooting  and 
hunting.     Married:  Madaline  Guenther,  Aug.  18, 

1918.  Child:  Loraine,  age  8.  Office:  Natl.  Press 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  5209  Conn.  Ave.  N. 
W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

NUGENT,  JOHN  JOSEPH  ALOYSIUS,  foot 
ball,  baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Worcester, 
Mass.  Son  of  Michael  and  Margaret  (Harding) 
Nugent.  Ed.:  Worcester  S.  H.  Sch.,  1908;  A.B., 
Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1912 ;  A.M.,  Clark  Univ.,  1913 ; 
Univ.  of  Lyon  (Lyon,  France),  1919;  George- 
town Univ.,  1924. 

Recon}:  1906-08,  mem.  S.H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1907-08).  1911. 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1911-12, 
mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Wor- 
cester K.C.  pro.  league  (champs,  of  Cen.  Mass. 
League).  1913-14,  coach  St.  John's  Coll.  B  B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1915,  coach  Worcester  S.  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  coach  Emerson  H  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Lyon  ten- 
nis team.  1920-23,  coach  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Nugent's  Naptha  Laundry. 
War  Records  1st  sgt.  78th  Div.  Co.,  1917-18,  It. 
motor    trans,    corp.,    mem.    A.E.F.,    discharged 

1919.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Worcester  Co.  Conf.  of 
Officials  and  Coaches;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
Clubs:  Green  Hill  G.C. ;  Worcester  Kennel; 
Wachusetts  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  City  Hall. 
Rm.  30,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  Southgate 
St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 

NUNES,  LEO  GEORGE,  fencing  champ. 
Born:  Leghorn,  Italy,  Jan.  29,  1892.  Son  of 
Leo  Nino  and  Teresa  (Mauri)  Nunes.  Ed.: 
Uni.  Pisa.,  Sch.  of  Engr. 

Record:  1914,  won  Rome  champ,  in  dueling 
swords.  1917,  won  U.S.  Natl,  champ,  in  dueling 
swords.  1919,  finalist  in  Open  Interallied  duel- 
ing swords  Olympic  games  (Paris).  1928,  won 
indoor  Natl,  champ,  in  dueling  swords ;  won 
outdoor  Natl,  champ,  in  sabers ;  won  Presi- 
dent's medal  for  all  around  competition  in  3 
weapons.  Won  5  dueling  sword  Natl,  champs., 
3  saber  Natl,  champs,  and  1  foil  Natl,  champ. 

Pres,  Occupation:  Owner,  Leghorn  Trading 
Co.  (Importers).  Clubs:  Atlantic  Yacht;  New 
York  A.C. ;  Downtown  A.C.  Hobby:  Fencing 
and  tennis.  Married:  Vivian  Vernon,  May  10, 
1918.  Children:  Edward  Vernon,  age  7 ;  Na- 
dine,  age  3.  Office:  59  Pearl  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  249  E.  71st  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

NYDAHL,  MALVIN  J.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Nov.  24, 
1906.  Son  of  J.  L.  and  Tabitha  (Rygh)  Nydahl. 
Ed.:  Minneapolis  South  H.   Sch.;   Univ.   Minn. 


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Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Minneapolis  South  H.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams,  1928).     1926-27,  mem. 

Sen.    B.B.    team.      1923-24,    mem.    Minneapolis  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team  (claim  to  Big  Ten  champ., 

South  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team    (all-city,  all-state  1927). 

teams).     1924,  mem.  Minneapolis  South  H.  Sch.  pres_  Occupation:  Student.     Club:  "M".     Ad- 

F.B.  team  (mem.  All-City  team).    1925-27,  mem.  dress:  2419  35th  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
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OBEAK,  DAVISON,  tennis.  Born:  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Dec.  31,  1891.  Son  of  Frank  and  Margaret 
(Davison)  Obear.  Ed.:  Principia  Acad.  (St. 
Louis,  Mo.),  1911. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Principia  Acad,  champ, 
tennis  team.  1916-19,  tennis  champ.,  Siascon- 
set  (Mass.)  Casino.  1917,  ranked  in  first  ten 
ii.  St.  Louis  tennis  ranking.  Originator  of  Natl. 
Tennis  Umpires'  Asso.  and  was  first  secretary. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  Muckerman  &  Cush- 
man  (mem.  of  firm).  Mil.  Service:  U.S.A.,  inf.; 
accepted  for  O.T.C.  Nov.  11,  1918;  discharged 
as  sergt.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Natl.  Public  Parks 
Tennis  Asso. ;  sec.-treas.  Mo.  Valley  Tennis 
Asso. ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.,  St.  Louis  Dist.  Tennis 
Asso. ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.  U.S.L.T.A. ;  Forest 
Park  Tennis  Club;  Natl.  Tennis  Umpires' 
Asso. ;  Principia  Alumni  Asso. ;  City  Club  ( St. 
Louis,  Mo.)  ;  tennis  writer  for  Post  Dispatch 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.).  Hobby:  Tennis  and  publicity. 
Married:  Henrietta  Best,  Jan.  30,  1920.  Chil- 
dren: Frank  Davison,  age  5.  Office:  101  N.  4th 
St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  5592  Bartner  Ave., 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 


OBENAUF,  HOMER  ALLEN,  rifle  and  pistol 
shooting.  Bom:  North  Lima,  Ohio,  Feb.  19, 
1891.  Son  of  Theodore  and  Louise  (Houk) 
Obenauf.  Ed.:  Rayen  H.  Sch.  (Youngstown, 
Ohio),  1909;  A.B.,  Wittenberg  Coll.  (Spring- 
field, Ohio),  1913;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1916. 

Record :  1912-13,  mem.  Wittenberg  Coll.  BsktB. 
team.  1919-28,  assoc.  coach  and  instr.  in  rifle 
and  pistol  marksmanship,  Culver  Mil.  Acad., 
Culver,  Ind.  (during  this  time  Culver  Mil.  Acad, 
has  won  Natl.  Mil.  Cch.  champs,  four  times). 
1925,  mem.  Ind.  Civilian  rifle  and  pistol  teams ; 
silver  medalist  in  Natl,  individual  rifle  and  pis- 
tol champs.  1925-26,  mem.  "President's  Hun- 
dred Riflemen."  1926,  mem.  U.  S.  Short-range 
Internatl.  Rifle  team.  1926-27,  won  5th  Corps 
Area  free  rifle  champ. ;  medalist  in  U.  S.  indiv. 
short-range  rifle  champ.  1927,  medalist  in  Natl, 
individual  pistol  champ,  and  awarded  the  rating 
of  "Distinguished  Pistol  Shot." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Culver  Mil.  Acad. 
(Culver,  Ind.).  Mil.  Service:  Entered  service 
.Oct.  6,  1917;  pvt.  Co.  D,  332nd  Inf.,  83rd  Div., 
3rd  O.T.C.  Camp  Sherman,  Ohio;  comn'd  2nd 
lieut.  inf.  June  1,  1918;  discharged  April  5, 
1919 ;  accepted  comms.  on  discharge  of  2nd 
lieut.  Inf.  Reserve;  appointed  capt.  Ordnance- 
Reserve  Oct.  30,  1926.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma 
Delta;  Mason.  Hobby:  Shooting.  Address: 
Culver  Mil.  Acad.,  Culver,  Ind. 

OBERHOLSER,  EDWARD  HAINES,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Bom:  Sandy  Hill,  Pa., 
July   5,    1898.      Son   of    Christian    Haines    and 


Margaret    (Baldwin)    Oberholser.     Ed.:   Down- 
ington  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Downington  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Downingtown  H. 
Sch.  track  team  (holder  half-mile  record,  2:08). 
1915,  mem.  Downingtown  H.  Sch.  champ,  relay 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Downingtown  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll. 
freshman  track  and  cross-country  teams.  1920- 
23,  asst.  wrestling  coach  Pa.  State  Coll.  (team 
twice  I.C.  wrestling  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Circulation  analyst,  the 
Curtis  Pub.  Co.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials;  Sigma  Nu;  Phi  Mu  Alpha;  Masons; 
Odd  Fellows;  Mozart  Club.  Hobby:  Small-game 
hunting  and  football  officiating.  Office:  Care 
the  Curtis  Pub.  Co.,  Ind.  Sq.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Lionville,  Pa. 

OBERHOLSER,  ROBERT  M.,  captain  Frank- 
lin and  Marshall  College  track  team,  1912. 
Bom:  Cains,  Pa.,  Sept.  18,  1891.  Son  of  Chris- 
tian and  Margaret  (Baldwin)  Oberholser.  Ed.: 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Acad.,  1908;  Ph.B., 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.,  1912;  M.A.,  Univ. 
Pa.,  1924. 

Record :  1909-12,  mem.  Franklin  and  Marshall 
Coll.  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt  track  team, 
1912).  1912,  mgr.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 
tennis  team. ;  mem.  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll. 
F.B.  squad.  1912-16,  coach  Downingtown  (Pa.) 
H.  Sch.  1916-19,  coach  Woodbury  (N.  J.)  H. 
Sch.  Coach  Charles  Way  All-Amer.  h.b.  at  Pa. 
State  Coll. ;  Clyde  Spangler,  guard  at  Pa.  State 
Coll. ;  Ralph  Young,  tackle  at  Dickinson ;  Greer, 
h  b.  at  Lehigh ;  Kermit  Black,  present  center 
at  Ursinus. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  schs.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Assigned  to  Psychology  Co.  No.  1,  Camp 
Greenleaf,  Ga.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials ;  Phi  Kappa  Sigma ;  Masons ;  Lions  Inter- 
natl. Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Grace 
Johnson,  May  8,  1918.  Office:  6  High  School 
St.,  Bordentown,  N.  J.  Home:  6  Union  St., 
Bordentown,  N.  J. 

O'BRIEN,  DR.  EDWARD  JOSEPH,  JR.,  In- 
tercollegiate football  referee.  Born:  Chelsea, 
Mass.,  Jan.  5,  1886.  Son  of  Edward  Joseph  and 
Julia  M.  (Sullivan)  O'Brien.  Ed.:  Boston  Coll. 
Prep.  Sch. ;  M.D.,  Tufts  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1906-09,  played  pro.  B.B.. 
E.  Boston  Ath.  Asso.  1907,  mem.  Boston  Coll. 
freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service: 
Draft  Bd.  med.  examiner,  Brighton  Dist.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass. ;  prof,  of  hygiene  and  sanitation, 
Boston  Coll.  S.A.T.C,   1918.     Affiliations:  Vice- 


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pres.  East.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  New 
Eng.  Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  B.A.A. ;  Adv.  com. 
of  the  Amer.  I.C.  F.B.  Rules  Com.;  Catholic 
Union  ;  K.C. ;  Elks  ;  Catholic  Alumni  Sodality  ; 
Kiwanis  Club ;  Commonwealth  C.C. ;  University 
Club;  Rockport  C.C.  (Mass.).  Hobby:  Football 
officiating.     Married:  Isabel  M.  Roche,  Sept.  29, 

1915.  Children:  Edward  Joseph,  3rd,  age  11; 
Paul  Roche,  age  10 ;  Robert  Francis,  age  9 ; 
Richard  Phillip,  age  7 ;  Mary  Catherine,  age  2. 
Office:  395  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  7  Washington  St.,  Newton,  Mass. 

O'BRIEN,  FRANCIS  JOSEPH,  Harvard  foot- 
ball and  track  teams.  Born:  Boston,  Mass., 
Mar.  3,  1892.  Son  of  Cornelius  and  Julia  (Mc- 
Carthy) O'Brien.  Ed.:  Roxbury  Latin  Sch. ; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1914. 

Record :  1910-11,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1911-13,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams  (relays  in  track). 

1916,  asst.  coach  and  scout,  Harvard  F.B.  1921- 
24,  asst.  coach,  Williams  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd  2nd  It. 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Lipton  League ; 
Harvard  Club  (Boston)  ;  Engrs.  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  100  Arlington,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
10  Mayfair  St.,  Roxbury,  Mass. 

O'BRIEN,  FRANK,  baseball.  Born:  Crown 
Point,  N.  Y.,  July  30,  1883.  Son  of  Michael  and 
Elizabeth  (Wood)  O'Brien.  Ed.:  Pittsburgh 
H.  Sch.;  Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1902;  A.B., 
Yale,  1906. 

Record:  1899-1900,  mem.  Plattsburgh  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (capt,  1900).  1901-02,  mem.  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1902).  1903-06, 
mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1906)  ;  chosen  by 
Walter  Camp  and  Dutch  Carter  for  All-Amer. 
s.s.  1907-10,  coach  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1911-1*, 
coach  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  Affiliations:  II.  A.  E. ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi; 
Skull  and  Bones.  Married:  Dorothy  Cutter  Dole. 
Children:  Frank,  age  9.  Address:  Taylor  Hall, 
Andover,  Mass. 

O'BRIEN,  HAROLD  IGNATIUS,  athletic  di 
rector.  Born:  Burlington,  Vt.,  Oct.  3,  1892.  Son 
of  John  S.  and  Mary  (Brown)  O'Brien.  Ed.: 
Burlington  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1914 ; 
Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 

Record,:  Mem.  Burlington  H.  Sch.  BsktB., 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  Mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1914-16,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach, 
asst.  F.B.  coach,  St.  Michaels  Coll.  (Winooski, 
Vt.).  1916-27,  coach  Rutland  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919,  ath  dir.  Rutland 
Community  House.  1921-25,  mem.  state  com. 
for    selection    of    teams    to    compete    for    state 


champ,  in  Bskt.B.  1921-27,  dir.  So.  Vt.  Intersch. 
Bskt.B.  tournament.  B.B.  umpire,  coll.  and 
semi-pro.  leagues. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  coach.  Affilia- 
tions: State  Deputy,  K.C. ;  pres.  Rutland  Rotary 
Club.  Hobby:  Law.  Married:  Mary  Elizabeth 
Norton,  1924.  Office:  Rutland  H.  Sch.,  Rutland, 
Vt.    Home:  7  Morton  PL,  Rutland,  Vt. 


O'BRIEN,  THOMAS  J.,  track.  Born:  Rut- 
land, Vt.,  Dec.  8,  1899.  Son  of  James  M.  and 
Mary  (Fitzgerald)  O'Brien.  Ed.:  Rutland  H. 
Sch.,  1917;  B.A.,  Yale,  1921. 

Record:  1916-17,  capt.  Rutland  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (State  Intersch.  champs.;  individual 
champ.  1  and  2  mi.  runs,  1916).  1917,  capt.  Rut- 
land H.  Sch.  cross-country  team ;  individual 
State  Inter-Sch.  champ.  (440  yds.,  51  4/5  sees.)  ; 
State  Inter-Sch.  record  (880  yds.  2:2/5)  ;  State 
Intersch.  1  mi.  record,  4  :51 ;  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man cross-country  and  track  teams  (capt.  cross- 
country) ;  1st  pi.  Yale  Inter-Class  meet.  1918, 
1st  pi.  880  yd.  run,  Yale-Princeton  and  Yale 
Harvard  freshman  track  meets.  1918-21,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  track  and  cross-country  teams. 
1919,  1st  pi.  1  mi.  run,  Yale-Princeton  track 
meet ;  runner-up,  1  mi.  run,  Yale-Harvard  track 
meet.  1920,  3rd  pi.,  1000  yd.  run,  Natl.  A.A.U. ; 
1st  pi.  880  yd.  run,  Louisville  A.A.  indoor  track 
meet;  1st  pi.  1  mi.  run,  Louisville  A.A.  indoor 
track  meet ;  anchor  on  Yale  2  mi.  relay  team ; 
runner-up,  880  yd.  run,  Yale-Princeton  track 
meet.  1920-21,  mem.  Yale  medley  2  mi.  relay 
team    (competed   in  Penn.  relays). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  New  Haven  Arena  Co. 
Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.,  discharged  Q.M., 
1st  class,  1922.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Sigma 
Delta  Psi;  Wallingford  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
tennis.  Married:  Katherine  Flanneny,  July  2, 
1923.  Children:  Thomsyn  Katherine,  age  2. 
Address:  17  Ralston  Ave.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

O'BRIEN,    WALTER   FRANCIS,    track    and 

football.  Born:  Lawrence,  Mass.,  Nov.  22,  1894. 
Son  of  Daniel  and  Mary  (Collins)  O'Brien.  Ed.: 
Lawrence  H.  Sch.;  Holy  Cross  Coll.;  B.S.,  Col- 
by Coll.,  1916;  Harvard   (summer  sch.). 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Lawrence  H.  Sch. 
track  and  relay  teams.  1912-14,  mem.  Holy  Cross 
varsity  track,  relay  and  cross  country  teams. 
1914-15,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1914-16, 
mem.  Colby  Coll.  varsity  track  and  relay  teams. 
1917-19,  ath.  dir.  Bishops  Coll.  Sch.  (Lenox- 
ville,  Quebec).  1918-19,  won  East.  Canadian  F.B. 
and  hockey  champ.  1920-23,  head  coach,  Shat- 
tuck  Mil.  Sch.  track  team  (Faribault,  Minn.)  ; 
team  won  Mil.  Schs.  medley  relay  at  Wis.  re- 
lays, 1921-22.  1925-26,  ath.  dir.  Newman  Sch. 
(Lakewood,  N.  J.),  10  yrs.  officiated  Bskt.B., 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  instr.  of 
French  and  math.  Mil.  Service:  Army  Reserve 
Force.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials; 
Mass.  Bd.  of  Bskt.B.  Officials ;  Amer.  Coaches 
Asso. ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
ath.  Office:  MacKenzie  Sch.,  Monroe,  N.  T. 
Home:  14  E.  Brooks  PL,  Lawrence,   Mass. 

OCHSENEITER,  EUGENE  C,  football  and 
baseball  coaching.  Born:  Wash.  D.  C,  Nov.  6, 
1896.  Son  of  Wm.  F.  and  Florence  (Kelly) 
Oehseneiter.  Ed.:  McKinley  Tech.,  1916;  Penn 
State,  1917. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  McKinley  Tech.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1916;  all-high  h.b.,  1913-15).  1914- 
16,  mem.  McKinley  Tech.  B.B.  team  (short- 
stop; capt.,  1916)  ;  team  winner  Princeton  Cup 
for  Intersch.  champ,  for  3  yrs.).  1917,  mem. 
Penn.  State  F.B.  team.  1922,  asst.  coach  Cath- 
olic Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Genl.  salesmgr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  Ambulance  Corps,  1917;  trans- 
ferred Aviation  Corps,  then  to  Signal  Corps  ;  dis- 
charged Feb.,  1916.  Affiliations:  Penn.  State  Ath. 
Asso. ;  Semmes  Motor  Co. ;  Kappa  Sigma ;  Bd.  of 
Trade ;  Automotive  Trade  Asso. ;  Natl.  Sales- 
man's Asso. ;  Racquet  Club.  Hobby:  Riding  and 
bowling.  Married:  Esther  Murphy,  Aug.  27, 
1917.  Children:  Eugene,  Jr.,  age  9;  Edward 
J.,  age  7.  Office:  8  Dupont  Circle,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  6920  Fairfax  Rd.,  Edgemoore,  Md. 

OCONNELL,  WILLIAM  S.,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec. 
26,  1886.  Soti  of  John  J.  and  Margaret  (Coch- 
rane) O'Connell.  Ed.:  Brooklyn  Boys  H.  Sch.; 
Columbia  Univ. ;  LL.B.,  St.  Lawrence  Univ., 
1910. 

Record :  1902-06,  mem.  Brooklyn  Boys  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1904).  1903-06,  mem.  Brook- 
lyn Boys  H.  Sch.  Bskt.  B.  (capt.,  1905).  1904- 
06,  mem.  Brooklyn  Boys  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1905,  mem.  Crescent  Ath.  Club  B.B.  team.  1907, 
mem.  Columbia  Univ.  freshman  Bskt.B.  and 
varsity  B.B.  teams.  1914,  coach,  Hamilton  Inst. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Omega 
Gamma  Delta;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Phi  Delta 
Phi ;  K.C. ;  pres.  Lookout  Hill  Civic  Asso. ;  Cen. 
Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials;  University  Club.  Hobby: 
Football  officiating.  Married:  Sara  I.  Gavin. 
Child:  William  S.,  Jr.,  age  12.  Office:  38  Park 
Row,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  548  16th  St., 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

O'CONNOR,  F.  BARNARD,  sec-treas.  Amateur 
Fencers'  League  of  America.  Born:  New  York, 
N.  Y.,  April  15,  1892.  Son  of  Bernard  F.  and 
Anna  McH.  (Barnard)  O'Connor.  Ed.:  Flush- 
ing H.  Sch.  (Flushing,  N.  Y.),  1909:  C.E.,  Cor- 
nell Univ.,  1913. 


Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Cornell  Univ.  fencing 
team  (capt.,  1913).  1913,  2nd  place  in  I.C.  foil 
champ.  1916,  won  Natl.  Junior  Foil  champ. 
1922,  3rd  place  in  Natl.  Three-Weapon  champ.; 
2nd  place  in  Natl.  Foil  champ.  1924,  2ml  place 
and  1925,  3rd  place  in  Natl.  Foil  champ.  192(5, 
mem.  Amer.  Internatl.  Fencing  team  (Great 
Britain-U.  S.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-dir.  Alphons  Custodis 
Chimney  Constr.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  First  lieut. 
22nd  Engrs,  N.G.  N.  Y.,  in  service  on  Mexican 
border  June  to  Dec,  1916.  Affiliations:  Zeta 
Psi ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Civil  Engrs.  Clubs:  N.  Y. 
Ath.;  R.  R. ;  Engrs.  of  Phila. ;  Cornell  (Phila.)  ; 
Wyantenuck  CO  Married:  Gabriella  Gilpin, 
June  15,  1918.  Children:  Anne  Hall,  age  9; 
Emily  Gilpin,  age  7;  Frances  Barnard,  age  5; 
Elisabeth  Hopkinson,  age  3.  Office:  95  Nassau 
St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  876  Park  Ave., 
New  York,  N.  Y. 

(  O'CONNOR,  PATRICK  FRANCIS,  boxing 
official.  Born:  County  Clare,  Ireland,  Dec.  27, 
1874.  Son  of  James  L.  and  Mary  (Moroney) 
O'Connor.     Ed.:  St.  Peter's'  Sch.;  Monroe  Sch. 

Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Wash.  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1896-97,  mem.  Carroll  Inst.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1898-28,  refereeing  and  officiating  boxing 
matches.  1910,  voted  by  city  as  leading  sports- 
man. 1900-08,  Baltimore  Monumental  Sporting 
Club  official  and  referee.  Referee  for  Gatch, 
Hackensmith,  Ernest  Roeber,  Tom  Jenkins, 
Zbyszko  and  Strangler  Lewis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bonds  and  real  estate. 
Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Elks;  Holy  Name  Soc; 
Wash.  A.C. ;  Young  Men's  Catholic  Club ;  Walk- 
away A.C.  Hobby:  Boxing  and  wrestling. 
Married:  Margaret  Horigan,  June  26,  1901. 
Child:  James  L.,  age  25.  Office:  472  La.  Ave., 
Wash.,  D.  C.    Home:  5605  16th  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

ODER,  ELBERT  EUGENE,  capt.  Rio  Grande 
Coll.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Newark,  Ohio, 
Oct.  9,  1905.  Son  of  Elbert  F.  and  Elizabeth 
(Hollar)  Oder.  Ed.:  Newark  H.  Sch.;  Rio 
Grande  Acad. ;  Rio  Grande  Coll. 

Record:  1922-1924,  mem.  Rio  Grande  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (won  blue 
ribbons  in  county  track  meets).  1925-26,  mem. 
Rio  Grande  Coll.  B.B.  and  Bskf.B.  teams  (B.B. 
team  won  complete  schedule,  1925).  1925-27, 
mem.  Rio  Grande  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1927). 
1928,  coach  Rio  Grande  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  T.C.  Ath.  Org.;  Rio  Ath.  Asso.;  Letter 
Men  Org.  (pres.).  Hobby:  Hunting.  Address: 
Cherry  Valley  Road,  Newark,  Ohio. 

O'DONNELL,  CLEO  ALBERT,  director  of 
athletics  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1919-28.  Born:  Hyde- 
Park,  Mass.,  Dec.  10,  1887.     Son  of  James  and 


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Mary    (Deasy)    O'Donnell.     Ed.:   Boston   Latin 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sen.  F.B. 
team.  1902-04,  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sen.  B.B. 
team.  1904-07,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1909-16,  coached  Everett  H..  Sen.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916-17,  coached  Purdue  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1919-28,  ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach 
Holy  Cross  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Affili- 
ations: K.C. ;  Washington  Club.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Married:  Alice  Marie  Guenn,  Sept.  5,  1916. 
Children:  Phyllis  M.,  age  7;  Cleo  Albert,  age 
6;  Kenneth,  age  3;  Justine  (infant).  Office: 
Holy  Cross  Coll.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Home:  1201 
Pleasant   St.,   Worcester,  Mass. 

OECH,  GEORGE,  football.  Born:  Winona, 
Minn.,  May  3,  1879.  Son  of  Peter  and  Ellen 
(Augustine)  Oech.  Ed.:  Winona  (Minn.)  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Winona  (Minn.)  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1903-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Beach 
Grain  Corp-  (pres.)  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Inez  Sogan,  July  6,  1908. 
Children:  Roy,  age  17 ;  Vern,  age  14.  Address: 
Beach,  N.  Dak. 

OED,  JOSEPH  FRANCIS,  mem.  Yale  base 
ball  and  football  teams.  Born:  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  Oct.  3,  1898.  Son  of  Valentine  and  Marie 
Louise  (Tennis)  Oed.  Ed.:  New  Haven  H.  Sch.; 
Dean  Acad.;  Milford  Sch.;  B.S.,  Yale. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  New  Haven  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1915).  1914-16,  mem.  New 
Haven  H.  Sch.  champ.  B.B.  team.  1916,  mem. 
Dean  Acad.  F.B.  team ;  chosen  All-Inter-Sch. 
h.b.  1917,  mem.  Dean  Acad,  hockey  and  B.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Pelham  Bay  Naval  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1919.  mem.  Milford  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  Milford  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.  B.B.)  ;  mem.  Yale  freshman  champ.  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1921-23,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(B.B.  champs,  1922-23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Aetna  Life  Ins. 
Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  Pelham  Bay  naval 
service,  1917,  discharged  2nd  class  seaman,  1919. 
Clubs:  Colony  ;  Univ. ;  Herman.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Married:  M.  Louise  Kruger,  Sept.  7,  1925.  Office: 
2217  1st  Nat'l.  Bank  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home: 
813  Dela.  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

OEHLRICH,  ARNOLD  G.  H.,  mem.  Nebraska 
Univ.  football  team.  Bom:  Clarks,  Neb.,  Nov. 
24,  1905.  Son  of  Hugo  W.  K.  and  Helen  (Miller) 
Oehlrich.    Ed.:  Columbus  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Neb. 

Record:   1923,  mem.  Columbus  H.  Sch.  track 


team  (1st  place,  220  relay,  Hastings  Coll.  track 
meet).  1923-24,  mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (All- 
State  H.  Sch.  h.b.,  1924).  1926.-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Neb.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Ne- 
braska N  Club;  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon.  Hobby: 
Golf.  School  Address:  Univ.  of  Nebraska,  Lin- 
coln, Neb. 

OEHRL,  W.  HARRY,  National  and  Inter- 
national rowing  champion,  1905-14.  Born:  Bal- 
timore, Md.,  May  15,  1883.  Son  of  W.  H.  and 
Margaret  (Wilhelm)  Oehrl.  Ed.:  Baltimore 
Poly.  Inst. 

Record :  1899-1901,  mem.  Md.  A.C.  track  team. 
1903-08,  mem.  Baltimore  A.C.  track  team.  1905- 
07,  mem.  Mt.  Wash.  Club  state  champ.  F.B.  team 
(picked  as  All-Md.  center).  1905-14,  mem.  Arun- 
del Boat  Club  crew  (capt,  1911-12).  1907-09, 
mem.  crew  which  won  Patapsco  Navy  champ. 
Mem.  four-oared  crew  which  won  three  races  in 
one  day  at  Patapsco  Navy  regatta.  1907-13,  mem. 
Arundel  four-oared  crew  which  won  three  Natl, 
and  three  Internatl.  champs.  1908-09,  mem.  four- 
oared  crew  which  estabd.  Ainer.  Henley  record. 
1910-28,  officiated  for  South  Atlantic  Asso.  1919, 
mem.  A.E.F.  rowing  squad,  Paris  and  Henley, 
Eng.  1919-25,  officiated  for  South,  and  Middle 
States  Regatta  Asso.  1920-23,  coach,  Arundel 
Boat  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sporting  goods;  Howard  A. 
French  Co.  (Baltimore,  Md.).  War  Record: 
115th  Inf.  29th  Div.  A.E.F.,  1918.  Clubs:  Arun- 
del Boat;  Baltimore  A.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.  Married:  Leona  Daugherty,  Dec.  13, 
1912.  Office:  304  W.  Baltimore  St.,  Baltimore, 
Md.  Home:  2301  Reisterstown  Rd.,  Baltimore, 
Md. 


OELSNER,  EDWARD  C,  tennis.  Born: 
Wysocki,  Russia,  Aug.  24,  1888.  Son  of  Edward 
O.  and  Glenny  (von  Lorck)  Oelsner.  Ed.:  Eu- 
ropean Schs. 

Record:  1906-28,  winner  of  following  tennis 
tournaments :  men's  doubles  open  tournament, 
Dresden,  Germany ;  men's  singles  and  doubles, 
First  City  allcomers  tournament,  Chicago,  111. ; 
men's  singles  and  doubles  champ.  Pelham  C.C., 
Pelham,  N.  Y. ;  singles,  doubles  and  mixed  dou- 
bles champ.  Chicago  Tennis  Asso.,  Chicago,  111. ; 
No.  1  man  on  Chicago  Tennis  Club  team  which 
won  Chicago  Tennis  Asso.  team  champ.,  Chi- 
cago, 111. ;  semi-finalist,  Natl,  clay  court  singles 
champ.,  Chicago,  111. ;  semi-finalist  West,  states 
singles  champ.,  Chicago,  111. ;  doubles,  Arner. 
Red  Cross  tournament.  Chicago,  111. ;  singles 
champ.,  Essex  Co.,  South  Orange,  N.  J.;  dou- 
bles champ.  Metropolitan  indoor  tournament, 
N.  Y. ;  singles  champ.  Jersey  Tennis  League ; 
singles,  doubles  and  mixed  doubles  champ.,  Hay 
Harbor    Club,    Fishers    Island,    N.    Y. ;    singles, 


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doubles  and  mixed  doubles  champ.,  Bahama 
Islands,  Nassau,  N.  P. ;  singles  champ.,  Mont- 
clair  A.C.,  Montclair,  N.  J. ;  doubles  champ., 
Zittau,  Germany,  1918,  ranked  No.  25  in  Natl, 
tennis  ranking. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  chrmn.  bd.  of 
dir.,  U.  S.  Navigation  Co.  Inc.  and  Pioneer  Ter- 
minal Corp.  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  CUbs:  Mont- 
clair A.C.  (Montclair,  N.  J.)  ;  Upper  Montclair 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  squash  racquets  and  skating. 
Married:  Eva  Pearl  Oelsner,  June  9,  1913.  Chil- 
dren: Edward  Phinias,  age  13;  John  William 
age  7 ;  Glenny  Agnes,  age  12 ;  Eva  Minerva,  age 
1.  Office:  17  Battery  PL,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
141  Lorraine  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J. 

O'FARRELL,  ROBERT  ARTHUR,  catcher 
St.  Louis  "Cardinals."  Born:  Waukegan,  111., 
Oct.  19,  1896.  Son  of  Sarsfield  and  Amy  (Chinn) 
O'Farrell.    Ed.s  Waukegan  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1915,  catcher  Chicago  "Cubs"  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Peoria,  111.  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1917,  mem.  Columbus,  0.,  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
mem.  Chicago  "Cubs."  1918-25,  mem.  Chicago 
"Cubs."  1925-28,  catcher,  St.  Louis  "Cardinals" 
(mgr.,  '27 ;  voted  most  valuable  player  in  Natl. 
League,  '26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Catcher,  pro.  baseball.  Affi- 
liations: Bonnie  Brook  C.C.  (Waukegan). 
Hobby:  Golf  and  all  sports.  Married:  Arolene 
Edwards,  Feb.  15,  1928.  Office:  St.  Louis  Cardi- 
nals, St.  Louis,  Mo.    Home:  Waukegan,  111. 

OFF,  DR.  HENRY  J.,  football.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  June  24,  1874.  Son  of  Henry  C.  and  Sallie 
A.  (Peltz)  Off.  Ed.:  Friends  Cen.  Sch.;  Brown 
Prep.  Sch.;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1896. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
F.B.  team.     1896-97,   F.B.  coach,   Ursinus  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician ;  prof.,  otology, 
Temple  Univ.  Clubs:  Kiwanis;  New  Inlet  Fish- 
ing; Asbury  Fishing;  Long  Key  Fishing 
(Fla.)  ;  Med.  (Phila.,  Pa.);  Physicians  Motor; 
Camp  and  Trail;  Varsity  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Univ. 
of  Pa.  Gridiron;  Veteran  A.A.  (Phila.,  Pa.). 
Hobby:  Salt  water  fishing.  Married:  Gertrude 
Block,  Sept.  20,  1898.  Office:  115  S.  20th  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  314  W.  Duval  St.,  German- 
town,  Phila.,  Pa. 

OFSTIE,  HAROLD  S.,  football  coach  Cen- 
tre College.  Born:  Appleton,  Minn.,  May  21, 
1891.  Son  of  John  E.  and  Minnie  (Veig)  Ofstie. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team 
(team  won  West,  champ.,  1912;  chosen  on 
Thorp's  All-Amer.  team,  1912;  chosen  on  Ecker- 
sall's  All-Conf.  teams  for  three  yrs.).  1912-13, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team.  1915-16,  F.B. 
coach,    Ripon    Coll.    (team    won    Middle    West. 


Coll.  champ.,  1915 ;  team  won  Wis.  champ., 
1916).  1916-17,  Bskt.B.  coach,  Ripon  Coll. 
(team  won  Wis.  and  111.  champs.).  1922,  fresh- 
man F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  South.  Calif,  (team 
won  freshman  champ,  of  Pacific  Coast).  1923, 
coached  Great  Lakes  Naval  Training  Station 
F.B.  team  (team  won  service  champ,  of  U.  S.). 
1924-26-27,  F.B.  coach.  Centre  Coll.  (team  won 
champ,  of  South,  1924 ;  team  won  Ky.  champ., 
1926.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  Centre  Coll. 
War  Record:  Attended  2nd  O.T.C.  at  Ft.  Sheri- 
dan;  mem.  A.E.F.,  4th,  78th,  82nd  and  92nd 
Divs. ;  staff  officer,  92nd  Div.  (Asst.  to  G.  2) 
2nd  Lt.  Hobby:  Camping,  fishing  and  hunting. 
Home:  1201  Rucker  Ave.,  Everett,  Wash. 


OGDEN,  CARROLL  EDWARDS,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Ogden,  Pa.,  July  5,  1900.  Son 
of  Harvey  Thomas  and  Violet  (Edwards)  Og- 
den. Ed.:  Chester  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Swarthmore 
Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Chester  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Swarthmore  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1923-26,  mem.  Swarthmore  var- 
sity B.B.  team  (capt.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agent  Natl.  Life  Ins.  Co.; 
head,  Science  Dept.,  Swarthmore  Prep.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  trap  shooting.  Office:  Swarth- 
more Prep.  Sch.,  Swarthmore,  Pa.  Home:  Hill- 
born  Ave.,  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

OGDEN,  JOHN  MAHLON,  pitcher  pro.  base- 
ball, Baltimore  Orioles.  Born:  Ogden,  Pa., 
Nov.  5,  1898.  Son  of  Harvey  Thomas  and  Violet 
(Edwards)  Ogden.  Ed.:  Chester  H.  Sch.:  A.B., 
Swarthmore   Coll.,   1919. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Chester  H.S.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1914-15,  mem.  Chester  H.  Sch.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1915,  mem. 
Swarthmore  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1916-18, 
mem.  Swarthmore  varsity  B.B.  team.  1917-18, 
mem.  Swarthmore  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1918, 
pitcher  N.  Y.  Giants  (Natl.  League)  B.B.  teain. 
1918-27,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams,  Swarthmore  Prep.  1919,  mem.  Rochester 
(Internatl.  League)  B.B.  team.)  1919-27,  mem. 
Central  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials.  1920-27,  mem. 
Baltimore  Orioles  B.B.  team  (won  7  consecu- 
tive pennants).  1925-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player  and 
ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.,  1918.  Affilidr 
lions:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Masons.  Married:  Dor- 
othy Young,  April  14,  1920.  Children:  John  M., 
Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  Swarthmore  Prep.  Sch., 
Swarthmore,  Pa.  Home:  614  Hillborn  St., 
Swarthmore,  Pa. 


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OGILVIE,  DAVID,  professional  golfer.  Born: 
Leven,  Scotland,  Aug.  24,  1879.  Son  of  James 
and  Jesse  (Williamson)  Ogilvie.  Ed.:  Pub.  sen. 
(Leven,   Scotland). 

Record:  1899-1903,  golf  pro.  Baltimore  C.C. 
(summer).  1899-1928,  golf  pro.  Augusta  C.C. 
(winter).  Served  4  yrs.  with  Charles  Neaves, 
making  clubs;  served  3  yrs.  with  Willie  Auch- 
terlonie  (ex-open  champ,  of  Great  Britain) 
making  clubs.  1903-06,  won  Augusta  open  golf 
tournament  at  Augusta,  Ga.  1906-15,  golf  pro. 
Morris  C.G.C.  at  Morristown,  N.  J.  (summer). 
1909,  tied  for  1st  place  with  Jock  Hutchison 
and  Fred  McLeod  in  So.  Open  Golf  champ,  at 
Atlanta,  Ga.  1915-28,  golf  pro.  Oakwood  Club 
at  Cleveland,  Ohio  (summer).  1917,  won  Ohio 
State  Open  Golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Masons ;  Augusta  C.C. ;  Oakwood  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Agnes  Gordon,  April, 
1906.  Children:  David  G.,  age  21 ;  Isabelle  G., 
age  16.  Office:  Augusta  C.C,  Augusta,  Ga. 
Home:  2260  Gardener  St.,  Augusta,  Ga. 

OGLE,  HUGH  LEE,  football,  basketball,  base- 
ball and  track.     Born:  Gainsville,  Ga.,  Jan.  30, 

1906.  Son  of  William  and  Adeline  (Blackstock) 
Ogle.  Ed.:  State  Secondary  Agr.  H.  Sch.  (Al- 
bertville,  Ala.)  ;  Birmingham  So.  Coll. 

Records:  1923-24,  mem.  Agr.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1925,  mem.  Birmingham  So. 
Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1926-27,  mem. 
Birmingham  So.  Coll.  track,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1927,  mem.  Birmingham  So.  Coll.  B.B. 
team ;  won  loving  cup  as  high-point  scorer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta- 
Sigma  Phi  (sergt.-at-arms)  ;  "B"  Club.  Hobby: 
Football.  Address:  Birmingham  So.  Coll.,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 

O'GORMAN,  JOHN  SHERMAN,  JR.,  mem. 
Yale  track  team.    Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Jan.  28, 

1907.  Son  of  H.  N.  and  Ethel  (McCord)   Scott. 
Ed.:  Yale  Univ.,  1929. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Westminster  track  team. 
1926,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team  (champ. 
Y.H.P.).  1927,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team 
(champion  Y.H.P.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "The 
Colony".  School  address:  17  Hillhouse  Ave., 
New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  325  Fullerton  Pkwy., 
Chicago,  111. 


Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Rensselaer  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt,  '16),  and  Bskt.B.  team.  1916, 
mgr.  Rensselaer  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  asst.  engr.  regional 
plan  of  N.  Y.  and  its  environs.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918;  grad.  res.  officers  sch., 
U.S.N.A.,  Jan.  1919;  comm'd.  ensign  U.S.  N.R.F., 
discharged,  Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Rensselaer  Soc.  of 
Engrs.;  Phalanx  C.  (Rens) ;  Theta  Nu  Upsilon; 
Amer.  Soc.  C.E.;  Oak  Beach  Yacht  C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  boating.  Married:  Florence  Inez  Arm- 
strong. Children:  Raymond,  infant.  Office:  130 
E.  22  St.,  N.  Y.  C  Home:  840  Mott  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C 

O'HEARN,  CHARLES  M.,  mem.  Yale  football, 
baseball  and  hockey  teams.  Born:  Brookline, 
Mass.,  Dec.  19,  1901.  Ed.:  Brookline  H.  Sch., 
1919;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  (Exeter,  N.  H.) 
1920;  B.S.,  Yale,  1924. 

Record:  191619,  mem.  Brookline  H.Sch,  B.B. 
F.B.,  hockey  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  hockey  and 
tennis  teams).  1919-20,  mem.  Exeter  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  hockey  teams.  1921-24,  mem.  Yale 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  B.B.  and 
hockey  teams)  ;  mentioned  by  Walter  Camp, 
1922  and  '23 ;  kicked  longest  drop-kick  in  Amer., 
1922  (52  yds.)  ;  chosen  All-Amer.  hockey  team, 
and  All-Eastern  B.B.  team,  1924.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  mgr.  Firestone  Foot- 
wear Co.,  Hudson,  Mass.  Affiliations:  Univ. 
Club  hockey  team  of  Boston ;  Yale  Club  of 
N.  Y.  C ;  Portage  C.C,  Akron,  O. ;  Univ.  Club  of 
Boston ;  Amer.  Bus.  Club ;  Univ.  Club  of  Akron, 
O.  Hobby:  Hockey  and  golf.  Office:  Firestone 
Footwear  Co.,  Hudson,  Mass.  Home:  191  Davis 
Ave.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

O'LAUGHLIN,  MICHAEL  J.,  wrestling.  Born  : 
Malone,  Wis.,  June  4,  1901.  Son  of  Bernard  C. 
and  Josephine  (Taugher)  O'Laughlin.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
wrestling  team  (runner-up  in  135-lb.  class,  all- 
univ.  meet).  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  var- 
sity wrestling  team  (runner-up  in  135-lb.  class, 
"Big  Ten"  Conf.  meet). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Pi  Phi;  Univ.  of  Wis.  Players  (dramatic  Club)  ; 
A.I.E.E. ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.);  K.C 
Hobby:  Dramatics  and  athletics.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Wis.  Pumping  Station,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
Randolph,  Wis. 


O'HARA,  RAYMOND  ANTHONY,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  New  York  City, 
Sept.  8th,  1894.  Son  of  Charles  G.  and  Jane  F. 
(Mellon)  O'Hara.  Ed.:  Morris  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.), 
1913;  C.E.,  Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.,  (Troy,  N.  Y.), 
1917. 


OLCOTT,  HERMAN  PARKER,  All-American 
football  center,  1900.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y., 
Jan.  1,  1879.  Son  of  Emmet  R.  and  Mary  G. 
(Clapp)  Olcott.  Ed.:  Middletown  H.  Sch.  (Mid- 
dletown,  Conn.)  ;  Betts  Acad.  (Stamford, 
Conn.)  ;  City  Coll.,  N.  Y. :  A.B.,  Yale,  1901. 


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Record :  1898,  Mem.  Yale  freshman  champion- 
ship crew,  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1899-1900, 
mem.  Yale  2nd  varsity  crew ;  mem.  Yale  varsity 
F.B.  team.  (All-Amer.  center  for  1900.)  1901, 
mem.  Yrale  B.B.  and  track  squads ;  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team ;  mem.  1st  Water  Polo  team 
at  Yale.  1902,  mem.  YTale  track  squad ;  head 
F.B.  coach  at  Univ.  of  North  Carolina.  1903, 
head  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  North  Carolina. 
1904-1905,  field  coach  U.  S.  Naval  Academy, 
Annapolis.  1906-1910,  head  F.B.  coach  New 
York  Univ.  1915-1917,  head  F.B.  coach 
Univ.  of  Kans.  1917-1919,  ath.  dir.  Great 
Lakes  Naval  Training  Station,  Illinois.  1919 
and  7  920,  dir.  of  freshman  aths.,  Yale  Univ. 
1921-1927,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach  of  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track,  Choate  Sch.,  Wallingford, 
Conn. 

Pr.es.  Occupation:  Ath.  advisor,  Choate  Sch. 
Mil.  Service:  Sgt.  Home  Guard,  Lawrence, 
Kans.,  1917.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon; 
Sachems  (honor  soc.)  ;  Cum  Laude.  Hobby: 
Golf,  cross-word  puzzles,  tennis  and  writing. 
Married:  Evelyn  Dutton  Fogg,  Dec.  22,  1915. 
Address:  Choate  Sch.,  Wallingford,  Conn. 

OLER,  WESLEY  MARION,  JR.,  won  National 
high  jump  championship.  1916.  Bom:  Balti- 
more, Md.,  Dec.  15,  1891.  Son  of  Wesley  M.  and 
Elizabeth  (Kimberly)  Oler.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's 
Sch.;  Pawling  Sch.;  A.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  1909,  won  P.S.A.L.  high  jump  champ. 
1911,  won  Intersch.  and  junior  metropolitan 
high  jump  champs.  1912,  won  Intersch.  high 
jump  champ.  (World's  record,  6  ft.  3%  in.; 
record  still  stands)  ;  won  junior  Natl,  high  jump 
champ.;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  high  jump  team. 
1914  won  metropolitan  high  jump  champ. ;  won 
British  Natl,  high  jump  champ. ;  won  Danish 
Natl,  high  jump  champ.  1914  16,  won  I.C. 
high  jump  champ,  (record  6  ft.  4%  in.).  1915, 
best  high  jump  record,  N.Y.A.C.  meet,  Travers 
Island.  6  ft.  5V2  in.  1916,  won  Natl,  outdoor 
high  jump  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ice  business;  vice-pres. 
Amer.  Ice  Co. ;  vice-pres.  Knickerbocker  Ice 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  U.S.  Aviation, 
Feb.  1918 ;  Comnd.  1st  Lt.,  U.  S.  Aviation,  July, 
1918 ;  discharged  as  1st  Lt.,  Dec.  12,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Yale  Club 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Apawamis  Club  (Rye,  N.  Y.)  ; 
Southward  Ho  C.C.  (Bay  Shore,  N.  Y.)  ;  N.Y.A.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Man-led:  Imogene  Rubel.  Apr.  11, 
1916.  Children:  Wesley  M.,  3rd,  age  10; 
Imogene  Mary,  age  8;  William  Henry,  age  4; 
Clarke  Kimberly,  age  2.  Office:  41  E.  42nd  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.    Home:  275  Port  Rd.,  Rye,  N.  Y. 

OLIPHANT,  ELMER  Q.,  the  only  4  letter 
man  in  history  of  Purdue  and  West  Point. 
Born:  Bloomfield,   Indiana,   July  9,   1892.     Son 


of  Marion  Ellsworth  and  Alice  (Quillen)  Oli- 
phant.  Education:  Washington  (Indiana)  High 
School;  Linton  (Indiana)  High  School;  1910; 
B.S.  in  M.E.,  Purdue,  1914;  B.S.,  West  Point, 
1918. 

Record:  1907-09.  captain  of  Washington 
High  School  football,  basketball  and  track 
teams.  1909-10,  member  of  Linton  High  School 
football,  basketball  and  track  teams.  1910-11, 
member  of  Purdue  freshman  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track  teams.  1911-14,  mem- 
ber of  Purdue  varsity  football,  basketball,  base- 
ball, track  and  gymnasium  teams  (high-dive 
record  in  gymnasium,  member  of  All-Star 
teams.  1914-18,  member  of  West  Point  football, 
basketball,  baseball,  track,  hockey,  swimming, 
boxing  teams  (captain  of  all  teams;  heavy- 
weight boxing  champion ;  broke  West  Point  low- 
hurdle  record ;  won  both  sabres,  Edgerton  and 
Athletic  Counsel ;  awarded  special  4-letter  "A," 
designed  by  Congress ;  Ail-American  football 
halfback ;  AU-American  basketball  forward ; 
All-American  College  baseball  catcher).  1919- 
22,  athletic  coach  of  different  sports  at  West 
Point.  1921,  member  of  Buffalo  AU-American 
professional  football  team  (won  world's  cham- 
pionship). 1922-24,  director  of  athletics  at 
Union  College  (developed  Dick  Oram,  who  won 
440  hurdles  at  Penn  Relays,  1923). 

Present  Occupation:  Supervisor  of  group  in- 
surance. Military  Service:  Cadet,  United  States 
Military  Academy,  West  Point,  1914-18;  first 
lieutenant  Fort  Sill,  Oklahoma,  and  instructor 
at  Camp  Benning,  Georgia,  1918-19;  captain, 
tactical  officer,  West  Point,  1919-22.  Affiliations: 
Adirondack  Association  of  the  Amateur  Ath- 
letic Union  (president,  1922-24)  ;  Metropolitan 
Life  Insurance  Company ;  Kappa  Sigma.  Clubs: 
New  York  Athletic  Club;  Purdue  Club  of  New 
York  (president,  1927).  Hobby:  Writing  and 
inventions.  Married:  Barbara  Benedict,  June 
12,  1918.  Office:  No  1  Madison  Avenue,  New 
York  City,  New  York.  Home:  2272  University 
Avenue,  New  York  City,   New  York. 

OLIVER,  EDWARD  W.,  football  and  base 
ball.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Mar.  6,  1898.  Son 
of  H.  G.  and  Rose  (Smith)  Oliver.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Baldwin-Wallace  Coll.    (Berea,   Ohio),   1925. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Baldwin-Wallace 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Baldwin- Wallace 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1924-25,  asst.  coach,  Baldwin- 
Wallace  Coll.  1926,  coach  Parma  H.  Sch. 
1927-28,  coach  East  Tech.  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  East  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
Naval  Service:  U.  S.  Navy,  1917-18.  Affiliations: 
Theta  Kappa  Nu.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Helen  Vlask.  Address:  4614  Finn  Ave.,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 

OLIVER,  WILLIAM  SETH  JR.,  football  and 
baseball   player.     Born:  Panola,   Ala.,   Feb.   16, 


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1902.  Son  of  Win.  S.,  Sr.  and  Sallie  June 
(Connor)  Oliver.  Ed.:  Marion  Mil.  Inst.,  1920; 
Univ.  of  Ala.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (all-Southern  h.b.,  1922. 
Coached  Elba  H.  Sch.,  all  sports  (Coffee  Co., 
Ala.).     Officiated  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.,  Ala. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations:  A. 
Club  (Univ.  of  Ala.)  ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Theta 
Nu  Upsilon.  Office:  Drennon  Motor  Co.,  Ave.  D 
&  20th  Sts.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  Panola, 
Ala. 


OLNEY,  CARL  W.,  football  and  crew.  Born: 
Auburn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  16,  1900.  Son  of  E.  Lewis 
and  Eda  (Weddigen)  Olney.  Ed.:  Rutland 
(Vt.)  H.  Sch.,  1918;  A.B.,  Cornell,  1922. 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Rutland  H.  Sch,  F.B. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  mem.  Cor- 
nell S.A.T.C.  F.B.  team;  mem.  Cornell  fresh- 
man crew.  1919-21,  mem.  Cornell  varsity  F.B. 
(undefeated,  rated  at  top  for  I.C.  champ.,  '21) 
and  crew  (runner-up,  Regatta,  Ithaca,  '20;  3rd, 
Regatta,  Poughkeepsie,  '21).  1922,  coach  Cas- 
cadilla  Prep,  crew ;  coach,  Cornell  Univ.  I.C. 
crews.  1924,  coach,  Goddard  Seminary  (Barre, 
Vt.)    F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Standard  Oil  Co.  of  N.  Y., 
Albany  office.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations: 
Cen.  F.B.  Bd. ;  Cen.  Bskt.B.  Bd.  (Adiron- 
dack Dist.)  ;  Capitol  City  Officials  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  Asso. ;  Sigma  Nu;  Rutland  C.C.  Office: 
56  No.  Pearl  St.,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Home:  411 
State  St.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


O'LONE,  ROBERT  MICHAEL,  basketball. 
Bom:  Hoboken,  N.  J.,  July  28,  1896.  Son  of 
Joseph  P.  and  Rose  (Scott)  O'Lone.  Ed.: 
Hoboken  H.  Sch.,  1914 ;  Gonzaga  H.  Sch.,  1914 ; 
Georgetown  Univ.,  B.A.,   1918;   M.A.,  1920. 

Record):  1910-14,  mem.  Hoboken  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1913).  1914, 
mem.  Gonzaga  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1914-18,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1916).  1919-20,  mem.  Aloysius  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor.  Mil.  Service: 
Corpl.  Machine  Gun  Training  Center,  1918-19. 
Affiliations:  K.C.  Hobby:  Music  (singing,  Sa- 
cred Heart).  Married:  Jane  Snyder,  Jan.  27, 
1921.  Children:  Robert  Denis,  age  5;  Joseph 
Patrick,  age  4.  Office:  Int.  Revenue,  14th  and 
B  St.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1729  East  Capitol 
St.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

OLSEN,  HAROLD  GOODWIN,  basketball 
coach,  Ohio  State  University.  Born:  Rice  Lake, 
Wis.,  May  12,  1895.  Son  of  Peter  E.  and  Amelia 
(Johnson)  Olsen.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1917. 


Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  BsktB 
team  (capt.,  1916-17;  chosen  All- West,  guard, 
191517).  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
team.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach,  Ripon 
Coll.  (Ripon,  Wis.).  1923-26,  head  Bskt.B. 
coach,  Ohio  State  Univ.  (West.  Conf.  champs., 
1924-25).  1926-28,  head  coach,  freshman  F.B., 
Ohio  State  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  Bskt-B.  coach,  Ohio 
State  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.  Army  Air  Ser- 
vice, Jan.  1918  to  Dec.  1918;  2nd  Lt.  O.R.C. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Saoto  C.C-  (Columbus, 
Ohio);  Kiwanis  Club;  West.  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf,  bridge  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Emily  Ohnstad.  Address:  1866 
Coventry  Rd.,  Columbus,   Ohio. 


OLSON,  CLIFFORD  ORIN,  football.  Born: 
Benson,  Minn.,  Feb.  7,  1905.  Son  of  Axel  H. 
and  Rosie  (Haavrud)  Olson.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Lu- 
ther Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Luther  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(played  every  game  but  one;  did  ail  place 
kicking  during  sr.  yr. ;  didn't  miss  try  for 
point).  1926-27,  mem.  track  team.  1927,  mem. 
Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Marshall  (Minn.) 
H.  Sch.  Office:  Marshall,  Minn.  Home:  Glen- 
wood,  Minn. 


OLSON,  WILLIAM  ORLANDO,  coach  and 
capt.  Bskt.B.  Luther  Coll.  Born:  Decorah,  la., 
Dec.  28,  1904.  Son  of  Even  T.  and  Isabel  (An- 
derson) Olson.  Ed.:  Decorah  (la.)  H.  Sch., 
1922;   B.A.,  Luther  Coll.    (Decorah,  la.),  1926. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Decorah  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923-26,  mem.  Luther 
Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B., 
1926).  1927-28,  coach  Tomah  H.  Sch.  (Tomah, 
Wisconsin). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Tomah  H.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Tomah  City  Bskt.B.  team.  Home: 
408  Superior  Ave.,  Tomah,  Wis. 


O'MEARA,  HARRY  D.,  Central  Bd.,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Washington.  D.  C,  Jan. 
30.  1893.  Son  of  J.  Frank  and  Amelia  (Thour) 
O'Meara.     Ed.:  Gonzaga. 

Record:  Mem.  Gonzaga  B.B.  team.  Mem. 
independent  F.B.  teams.  Coached  F.B.  various 
ath.  clubs.  1923-28,  officiation  H.  sch.  and  coll. 
football. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Govt,  service,  Bureau  of 
Eng.  and  Ptg.  Hobby:  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Glorius,  Aug.,  1918.  Children:  Dor- 
othy M.,  age  8;  J.  Frank,  age  5;  Patricia,  age 
2.  Office:  Bureau  Eng.  and  Ptg.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  2901  King  Place  N.  E„  Woodridge,  D.  C. 


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OMER,  LEWIS,  director  of  athletics  and 
coach,  Carthage  Coll.,  1921-28.  Born:  Clayton, 
111.,  Aug.  28,  1876.  Son  of  Alexander  S.  and 
Alice  (Rampey)  Omer.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  111., 
1902. 

Record:  1902,  Univ.  111.  track  and  F.B.  teams. 
1908-10,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Oak  Park  H.  Sch. 
(won  many  intersch.  champs,  in  track  and  Bskt. 
B.).  1908,  organizer  1st  111.  State  Bskt.B.  tour- 
nament. 1910-17,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  N.  West. 
Univ.  1917-19,  ath.  officer  U.S.A.,  Camp  Grant. 
1921-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Carthage  Coll.  One 
of  the  original  officers  and  organizers  Amateur 
Ath.  Fed.  of  Amer. 

Pres.  Occupations  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  O.R.C.,  maj.  inf.,  assigned  Zone  of  In- 
terior Installations,  6th  Corps  Area.  Affilia- 
tions: S.A.R.;  Masons;  Shriner;  Consistory;  Ki- 
wanis  Club.  Hobby:  Auto  camping  and  bird 
dogs.  Married:  Edith  Nevins,  1899.  Children: 
Harry  Nevins,  age  27 ;  Elinor,  age  17 ;  Mary 
Hortense,  age  12;  Edith  Jean,  age  7.  Office: 
Carthage  Coll.,  Carthage,  111.  Home:  R.  R. 
No.  3,  Carthage,  111. 

O'NEILL,  STEVEN  FRANCIS,  catcher  St. 
Louis  Browns.  Born:  Minooka,  Pa.,  July  6, 
1892.  Son  of  Michael  and  Mary  (Joyce)  O'Neil. 
Ed.:  Public  Schs.  of  Minooka. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Elmira,  N.  Y.,  pro.  B.B. 

team  (N.  Y.  State  League).  1911,  mem.  Phila. 
Athletics ;  sent  to  Worcester,  Mass. ;  drafted 
by  Cleveland.  1911-24,  mem.  Cleveland  pro. 
B.B.  team  (won  pennant  and  World's  Series 
from  Brooklyn,  1920 ;  caught  100  consecutive 
games,  1920).  1924,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox. 
1925,  mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees.  1926,  mem.  Toronto 
Can.  pro.  B.B.  team.  1927-28,  catcher  St. 
Louis  Browns.  Has  caught  100  or  more  games 
every  year  for  10  consecutive  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player.  Affiil- 
ialions:  Elks;  K.C.  Hobby:  Handball.  Married: 
Mary  Boland,  Aug.  20,  1914.  Children:  Made- 
lene,  age  12;  Johann,  age  10;  Rose  and  Alice 
(twins),  age  8.  Office:  Care  St.  Louis  Browns, 
St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  2956  Kensington  Road, 
Cleveland  Heights,  Ohio. 

O'NEILL,  WILLIAM  PAUL,  cricket.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  July  5,  1880.  Son  of  William 
Charles  and  Jane  (Robinson)  O'Neill.  Ed.: 
Penn  Charter  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1901. 

Record:  1897-1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  cricket 
team.  1898-99,  mem.  Amer.  I.C.  cricket  team. 
1899-1903,  mem.  U.S.  cricket  team  vs.  Canada. 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  past  and  pres.  soccer  team 
vs.  English  Corinthians.  Mem.  Asso.  Cricket 
Clubs  soccer  team  vs.  N.  Y.  Mem.  various 
cricket  teams  representing  U.S.  and  Phila. 
against  English,  Canadian  and  West  Indian 
teams. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Bd., 
Phila.  Lying-in  Hospital ;  Germantown  Cricket 
Club ;  Union  League  Club ;  Huntingdon  Valley 
C.C. ;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Married: 
Marianna  Lippincott.  Children:  W.  Paul,  Jr. ; 
Sarah  Lippincott ;  Bertram  Lippincott ;  Hugh ; 
Marianna  Wharton.  Office:  309  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  Rydal  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


OOSTERBAAN,    BENNIE    GAYLORD,    cap 

tain  of  University  of  Michigan  football  team, 
1927.  Born:  Muskegon,  Michigan,  February  24, 
1906.  Son  of  Benjamin  and  Harriett  (Dick) 
Oosterbaan.  Education:  Muskegon  High  School; 
University  of  Michigan. 

Record:  1920-24,  member  of  Muskegon  High 
School  football  and  basketball  teams  (won  State 
championship  in  football,  1920-23 ;  won  State 
championship  in  basketball,  1921-23-24 ;  All- 
State  end  in  football,  1922-23;  All-State  cen- 
ter and  All-American  interscholastic  center  in 
basketball,  1923;  captain  basketball  team,  1923- 
24;  captain,  All-State  basketball  team,  1924). 
1925-28,  member  of  University  of  Michigan  foot- 
ball, basketball  and  baseball  teams  (All-Ameri- 
can  football  end,  1925-28 ;  conference  champions 
in  football,  basketball  and  baseball,  1925 ;  con- 
ference champions  in  football  and  basketball, 
1926;  chosen  by  Grantland  Rice  as  All-Time  All- 
American  end ;  2nd  high  scorer  in  Western  Con- 
ference basketball,  1926 ;  captain  of  football 
team,  1927). 

Present  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Sigma  Phi ;  Sphinx ;  Tribe  of  Michiga- 
mua.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  66  Dale  Ave- 
nue, Muskegon,  Michigan. 


OOSTING,  RAYMOND,  track  and  basketball. 
Born:  Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Feb.  3,  1901.  Son 
of  John  P.  and  Nettie  (De  Boer)  Oosting  Ed.: 
Grand  Rapids  (Mich.)  H.  Sch.;  B.P.E.,  Spring- 
field Coll. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  (Grand 
Kapids,  Mich.)  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (picked 
on  mythical  All-Mich.  H.  Sch.  team).  Mem. 
Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (made 
East.  I.C.  Ath.  Asso.  record,  100  and  220  yd. 
dashes,  10  1/5  in  100  yd.  and  22  flat  in  220  yd. ; 
mem.  1st  Springfield  Coll.  Penn  relay  team  win- 
ning class  B  mi.  relay,  setting  new  record  for 
class  B  coll. ;  picked  twice  on  mythical  All-N.B. 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1928,  coach  Bskt.B.  and 
track,  Trinity  Coll.    (Hartford,  Conn.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Bskt.B.  and  track, 
Assoc.  Prof,  of  P.E.,  Trinity  Coll.  (Hartford, 
Conn.).  Affiliations:  Camp  dir.,  Mich.  State 
DeMolay  Camp,  Bear  Lake,  Mich.  Hobby:  Out- 
door life.  Married:  Mildred  Willard.  Office: 
Trinity  Coll.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  325 
Wash.  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 


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O'REILLY,  FRANK  S„  sec'y  and  treas.  U.  S. 
Polo  Asso.  Born:  Utica,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  18,  1887. 
Son  of  P.  J.  and  Mary  (Sheridan)  O'Reilly. 
Ed.:  C.E.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1909. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Cornell  inter-class 
cross    country    team.    1925-28,    treas.    I.C.    Polo 

Asso.     1925-27,  asst.  sec.  and  treas.   U.S.  Polo 
Asso.    1928,  secy.  &  treas.  U.S.  Polo  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  treas.  U.S.  Polo 
Asso.  Affiliations:  Cornell  Club,  N.  Y. ;  West- 
chester-Biltmore  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married,: 
Mary  Coakley,  Sept.  16,  1913.  Children:  Frank, 
age  14;  Robert,  age  10.  Office:  347  Madison 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  156  Kensington  Rd., 
Garden  City,  L.  I. 

ORMSBY,  WILLIAM  NICHOLAS,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  New  York  City,  Aug.  24, 
1892.  Son  of  Thomas  L.  and  Mary  E.  (Cohan) 
Ormsby.  Ed.:  Mech.  Arts.  H.Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Brown 
Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Mech.  Arts  H.S.  B.B. 
(capt.,  '11)  and  F.B.  teams.  1914-17,  mem. 
Brown  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  (capt.,  '17)  and  F.B. 
teams.  1918,  organ.  1st  B.B.  team  in  Spain, 
which  played  at  Madrid  under  name  of 
"Yankees."  1926-27,  coach,  Brown  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (end). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor,  T.  L.  Ormsby 
&  Son,  contracting  roofers.  Naval  Service:  Sr. 
Lt.,  U.S.N,  (during  war)  ;  asst.  naval  attache, 
Amer.  Embassy,  Madrid,  Spain.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Ormsby  Roofing  Co. ;  R.I.C.C. ;  Charles 
River  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Cecelia 
Payan,  1921.  Children:  Mary  Cecelia,  age  6 ; 
William  Nicholas,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  167  5th 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  173  Warren  St., 
Newton,  Mass. 

O'ROUKE,  STEPHEN  GROVER,  director  of 
athletics,  head  coach,  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  1923-28. 
Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  April  26,  1887.  Son  of 
Stephen  Grover  and  Sarah  (Carroll)  O'Rourke. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Holy  Cross  Coll.,  1908  (hon.  A.M.). 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Michael  Coll.  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Two  yrs. 
mem.  St.  Michael's  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1907-08,  mem.  Holy  Cross  Coll. 
varsity  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1908-11, 
coach  Little  Rock  Coll.  1911-15,  coach  St. 
Thomas'  Coll.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.).  1915-20,  coach 
St-  Mary's  Coll.  (Kan.).  1920-23,  coach,  St. 
Louis  Univ.  1923-28,  ath.  dir.,  head  coach,  St. 
Mary's  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  head  coach. 
Affiliations:  Scout  Boston  Amer.  Ball  Club; 
K.C. ;  pres.  Ath.  Dirs.  and  Coaches'  Asso.  of 
Kansas  Conf . ;  Kan.  City  Ath.  Club.  Hobby: 
Reading.  Married:  Katherine  Spellman,  June 
24,  1914.  Children:  Stephen  G.,  age  12;  John 
Carroll,  age  9 ;  James  Spellman,  age  7.    Office: 


St.  Mary's  Coll.,  St.  Marys,  Kan.  Home:  St. 
Mary's,  Kan. 

O'ROURKE,    FRANK    JAMES    ("Blackie"), 

2nd  baseman,  pro.  baseball,  St.  Louis  Browns. 
Born:  Hamilton,  Ont.,  Canada,  Nov.  28,  1894. 
Son  of  James  J.  and  Rebecca  (Ruch)  O'Rourke. 
Ed.:  Slatington,  Pa. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Boston  "Braves"  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  Brooklyn  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1920-21,  mem.  Boston  Amer.  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  Toronto  pro.  B.B.  team  (In- 
ternatl.  League).  1923-28,  mgr.  Moose  Bskt.B. 
Club  (Elizabeth,  N.  J.).  1924-26,  mem.  Detroit 
Amer.  pro.  B.B.  team  (leading  2nd  baseman  in 
Amer.  League,  1925).  1927-28,  mem.  St.  Louis 
Browns  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player  St. 
Louis  Browns.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  Moose.  Hobby: 
Bridge.  Married:  Elizabeth  Smith,  July  17, 
1916.  Children:  Frances,  age  5.  Office:  Moose 
Club,  Elizabeth,  N.  J.  Home:  842  Magre  Ave., 
Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

ORR,  CYRUS  P.,  mem.  Toronto  Lacrosse 
Club  hockey  team  (world's  champs.,  1880). 
Born:  Oshawo,  Ont.,  Canada.  Son  of  William 
H.  and  Ann  M.  (Pealon)  Orr.  Ed.:  Univ.  H. 
Sch.   (Montreal). 

Record:  1876-79,  mem.  Britania  F.B.  Club 
(Montreal)  F.B.  team  (first  Canadian  team  to 
play  Harvard).  1879,  arranged  first  public 
hockey  match  in  Amer.  (Independ.  Lacrosse 
Club  and  Montreal  Lacrosse  Club).  1880,  mem. 
Lacrosse  Club  hockey  team  (center  fielder; 
world's  champs.;  3rd  vice-pres.  in  charge  field 
sports)  ;  1880,  officiated  several  years,  head 
judge,  field  events,  Birmingham,  Atlanta  and 
Montgomery. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Southern  Life  and 
Health  Ins.  Co.  (Birmingham,  Ala.).  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: British  Vice-Consul,  Birmingham ;  re- 
cruited Ala.  Miss,  and  La.  for  Canadian  and 
British  armies.  Affiliations:  Ala.  Consistory 
A.A.S.R. ;  Britania  F.B.  Club;  Independ.  La- 
crosse Club;  Toronto  Lacrosse  Club;  Arganaut 
Rowing  Club;  Birmingham  C.C;  Birmingham 
A.C.  Married:  Lilian  Milner.  Office:  308% 
21st  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  3024  Moun- 
tain Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

ORR,  GEORGE  MASON,  mem.  Harvard  foot- 
ball team.  Born:  Worcester,  Mass.,  April  30, 
1886.  Son  of  James  E.  and  Florantine  (Mason) 
Orr.  Ed.:  Worcester  H.  Sch.;  Lawrenceville 
(N.  J.)    Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1908. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Worcester  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1903-04,  mem.  Lawrenceville 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (awarded 
special  prize,  all-round  athlete  with  high  scho- 
lastic standing,  1904).    1904-05,  mem.  Harvard 


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freshmen  F.B.  and  track  teams,  1906-07,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1909-10,  head  coach, 
Worcester  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  Worcester  Bleach  & 
Dye  Works  Co.,  Worcester,  Mass.  Affiliations: 
Tatruch  C.C. ;  Worcester  Club ;  Webhannet 
G.C. ;  Worcester  City  Club.  Hobby:  Golf, 
Married:  Isabel  Meacham,  June  2,  1909.  Chil- 
dren: Isabel,  age  18 ;  Janet,  age  16 ;  Grace,  age 
12 :  Carroll,  age  8.  Office:  60  Fremont  St.,  Wor- 
cester, Mass.  Home:  1  Berwick  St.,  Worcester, 
Mass. 


ORTH,  FRANKLIN  LEWIS,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wisconsin  varsity  crew.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis., 
May  11,  1906.  Son  of  Charles  A.  and  Meta 
(Weflng)  Orth.  Ed.:  Milwaukee  West  Div.  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.A.,  1928 ;  LL.B.,  1930. 

Record :  Mem.  H.  Sch.  track  and  Bskt.B  teams. 
1925,  first  freshman  crew.  1926-28,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Affiliations: 
Univ.  of  Wis.  "W"  Club;  Alpha  Chi  Rho;  Phi 
Alpha  Delta ;  White  Spades.  Hobby:  Horses. 
School:  524  N.  Henry  St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
2835  State  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


ORTLAND,  HENRY,  JR.,  swimming.  Born: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1897.  Son  of 
Henry  and  Ida  (Neumann)  Ortland.  Ed.:  H. 
Sch.  of  Commerce   (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  H.  Sch.  of  Commerce 
swimming  team.  1918-21,  coach  U.S.N.A.  water 
polo  team.  1918-27,  coach  U.S.N.A.  swimming 
team.  1920,  coach  naval  contingent  of  Amer. 
Olymic  team.  1924,  supervision,  Navy  candidates 
for  Amer.  Olympic  teams.  Sec.-treas.  Coll. 
Swimming  Coaches  of  Amer. ;  adv.  mem.  swim- 
ming rules  com.  of  Natl.  C.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  of  swimming  U.S.N.A. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  as  chief  boatswain 
mate,  June  1918 ;  assigned  to  teaching  midship- 
men to  swim,  U.S.N.A.  until  disch.,  May,  1919. 
Married:  Edna  Heise.  Children:  Henry,  3rd, 
age  6;  Warren  Hall,  age  2.  Office:  U.S.N.A., 
Annapolis,  Md.  Home:  Rd.  No.  3,  Wardour, 
Annapolis,  Md. 


ORTNER,  HOWARD  B.,  I.C.  All-East,  basket- 
ball forward,  1917-19.  Born:  Buckhorn  Is..  N. 
Y.,  July  21.  1894.  Son  of  Amelia  (Simon)  Ort- 
ner.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Cornell,  1919. 

Record:  1916-17,  '19,  mem.  Cornell  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.  '17,  '19,;  All-East.  Bskt.B. 
forward,  '17,  '19).  1918,  ath.  dir.,  27th  Div.. 
Spartanburg.  1919-27,  coll.  Bskt.B.  olficial. 
1920-27,  central  bd.  F.B.  official;  coach,  Cornell 
varsity  Bskt.B.  and  dir.  intramural  aths.  1924, 
coach  I.C.  Bskt.B.  champs. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach  and  dir.  in- 
tramural aths.,  Cornell.  Naval  Services  Chief 
Q.M.,  naval  aviation,  Boston.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
central  bd.  F.B.  officials;  East.  Dist.  I.C.  F.B. 
officials,  trustee,  Bskt.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Masons ; 
Ithaca  C.C;  Kapa  Delta  Rho.  Hobby:  Golf, 
tennis  and  camping.  Married:  Edith  Heinrich 
Ortner,  Sept.  2,  1920.  Children:  Gretchen  Ruth, 
infant.  Office:  Cornell  Gym.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 
Home:  109  Irving  Place,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

OSBORNE,  CHARLES  GLIDDEN,  football, 
cricket,  tennis  and  golf.  Born:  Boston,  Mass., 
Feb.  9,  1884.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  William  Mc- 
Kinley  Osborne.  Ed.:  Oxford  Univ.;  Harvard, 
1907. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Oxford  F.B.  and  tennis 
teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  and  cricket 
team  (capt.  cricket  team).  1906,  mem.  Harvard 
Asso.  F.B.  team.  1908-12,  mem.  squash  racquet 
team ;  won  Vandorn  golf  tournament.  1924-28, 
owner,  coursing  kennels  including  Waterweed, 
Whisper  Dean  and  Bally  Shannon. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Director.  Govt.  Service: 
Maj.  dir.  gen.  of  Amer.  R.R.,  Cours,  France. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Paris; 
Univ.  Club  of  Chicago ;  Saddle  and  Cycle  Club 
of  Chicago ;  Racquet  Club  of  Chicago ;  Kiwanis 
Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Princes,  Queens  and  Amer.  Clubs 
of  London ;  Royal  and  Ancient  G.C. ;  Tokyo 
G.C.  Hobby:  Tennis,  golf  and  coursing.  Mar- 
ried: May  Peabody,  Aug.  1923.  Address:  High- 
fields,  Marlow  Bucks,  Eng. 

OSBORNE,  FREDERICK  SPRING,  sports 
writer.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Oct.  23,  1902.  Son 
of  William  Hamilton  and  Lydia  Gelston 
(Spring)  Osborne.  Ed.:  Newark  (N.  J.)  Acad., 
1920;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1924. 

Record:  1926-27,  editor  "Year  Book  of  the 
Princeton  University  Athletic  Association," 
covering  all  the  sports  of  Princeton  for  the 
year;  first  year  of  publication  of  the  book.  1927. 
F.B.  editor  of  "Princeton  Alumni  Weekly." 
Sports  writer  of  "The  Princeton  Herald," 
Princeton,  N.  J. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaperman  ;  editor  "The 
Princeton  Herald ;"  sec.-treas.  Princeton  Her- 
ald, Inc.,  printers  and  publishers,  Princeton, 
N.  J.  Clubs:  Charter  (Princeton,  N.  J.)  ;  Nas- 
sau (Princeton,  N.  J.).  Office:  64  Nassau  St., 
Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  Nassau  Club,  Prince- 
ton, N.  J. 

OSBORNE,  STANLEY  de  JONGH,  manager 
Harvard  football  and  track  teams,  1926.  Born: 
San  Jose,  Costa  Rica,  C.A.,  Mar.  27,  1905.  Son 
of  Edmund  A.  and  Lilly  (de  Jongh)  Osborne. 
Ed.:  Andover  Acad.,  1922;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1925,  mgr.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1926. 
mgr.  Harvard  track  and  relay  teams ;  mgr.  I.C. 


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A.A.A.A.  50th  anniversary  track  and  field  meet; 
track  team  won  indoor  I.C.  champ.  1920-27, 
exec.  com.  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  1927-28,  vice-chmn.  I.C. 
Finance  Com.  of  the  Amer.  Olympic  Com. ;  dir. 
publicity  Harvard  Ath.  Asso.  and  Editor  Har- 
vard A.A.  News. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  publicity  Harvard 
A.A.  Clubs:  Harvard  of  Boston;  Harvard  of 
N.  Y. ;  Harvard  Varsity.  Office:  57  E.  56th  St., 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  Guatemala  City,  Gua- 
temala, C.  A. 

OSBURN,  CARL  TOWNSEND,  member  Olym- 
pic rifle  team,  1912-20-24.  Born:  Jacksontown, 
Ohio,  Nov.  5,  1884.  Son  of  Logan  F.  and  Mary  C. 
(Tavenner)  Osburn.  Ed.:  U.S.  Naval  Acad., 
1906. 

Record:  1905-06,  shooting,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad,  rifle  team.  1907-08-09-13-19,  shooting  mem. 
Navy  rifle  team  (Natl,  matches).  1912-20-24, 
shooting  mem.  Olympic  rifle  team.  1913,  shoot- 
ing mem.  Pan-Amer.  rifle  team  (won  standing, 
kneeling  and  aggregate  three  positions,  Pan- 
Amer  team  match)  ;  won  running  deer  match 
'Internatl.  matches).  1921,  won  300  meters  mil. 
individual  standing  match,  Olympics.  1921-24, 
shooting  mem.  U.S.   Internatl.   rifle  team. 

Pics.  Occupation:  Comdr.  U.  S.  Navy.  Clubs: 
Army  and  Navy;  Chevy  Chase  (Wash.,  D.  C). 
Hobby:  Shooting  and  golf.  Address:  Naval  War 
Coll.,  Newport,  R.  I. 

O'SHAUGHNESSY,  MICHAEL  EMMET,  cap 

tain  St.  Edward's  University  football  team. 
1927.  Born:  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  Sept.  24,  1906. 
Son  of  Gilbert  and  Mary  (Houberry)  O'Shaugh- 
nessy.  Ed.:  St.  Mary's  Acad.  (San  Antonio)  ; 
A.B.,  St.  Edward's  Univ.,  1928, 

Record:  1924,  mem.  St.  Mary's  Acad.  (San 
Antonio,  Tex.)  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  F.B.  team)  ;  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  won 
Jr.  H.  Sch.  champ.  1925-28,  mem.  St.  Edward's 
Univ.  (Austin,  Tex.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.,  F.B.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  K.C. 
Hobby:  Baseball  and  music.  Office:  St.  Ed- 
ward's Univ.,  Austin,  Tex.  Home:  322  Florida 
St.,  San  Antonio,  Tex. 

O'SHIELDS,  WILLIAM,  light-heavyweight 
champ.  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1926.  Bom:  Rochester, 
Min.,  Nov.  21,  1902,  Son  of  R.  L.  and  Easter 
(Williams)  O'Shields.  Ed.:  Rochester  (Minn.) 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Rochester  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  1918;  all-state  h.b.,  1915  and  '16; 
all-state  f.b.,  1917  and  '18)  ;  mem.  Rochester 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (highest  bat- 
ting average,  1918) .  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn, 
track  and  F.B.  teams   (competed  Drake  relays, 


Des  Moines ;  tied  world's  record,  100-yd.  dash ; 
won  1st  place,  50-yd.  dash,  Minnpls.  Audito- 
rium). 1926,  light  heavyweight  champ.  Univ.  of 
Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "M" 
Club ;  Alpha  Phi  Alpha.  Hobby:  Outdoors.  Ad- 
dress: 354  N.  Dale  St.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 


OSTHOFF,  OSCAR  PAUL,  Olympic  dumb- 
bell champion,  St.  Louis  World's  Fair,  1904. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Mar.  23,  1883.  Son  of 
Otto  and  Paulina  (Bastian)  Osthoff.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Wis.  civil  engineering  course. 

Record:  1904,  Olympic  dumb-bell  champ.,  St. 
Louis  World's  Fair.  1905,  mem.  Milwaukee 
A.C.  track  and  swimming  teams.  1906,  estabd. 
A.A.U.  Cen.  Asso.  100-yd.  swimming  record.  1907, 
estabd.  I.C.  100-yd.  swimming  record.  1907-08, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  gym  team  (capt.,  1908). 
1907-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (All- 
West,  r.t.,  1908)  ;  1907-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team  (capt.,  1908)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
swimming  team  (capt.,  1907-08).  1910-11,  F.B. 
and  track  coach,  Wash.  State  Coll.  1914-24, 
mem.  Milwaukee  A.C.  swimming  team.  1923, 
won  State  fancy  diving  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  Osthoff-Peterson  Co.,  Inc. ;  Kappa 
Sigma  ;  Milwaukee  A.C. ;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  hand-ball.  Married:  Clara  A. 
Kassuba,  Oct.  8,  1913.  Children:  Mary  Louise, 
age  12;  Arlene,  age  3;  Barbara,  age  1.  Office: 
110  E.  Wisconsin  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
711  53rd  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


OTJEN,  CHRISTIAN  JOHN,  rowing.  Born: 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Dec.  25,  1892.  Son  of  Theo- 
bald and  Louise  (Heames)  Otjen.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  A.B.,  1914,  LL.B.,  1916. 

Record:    1911-14,   mem.   Univ.   of   Wis.   crew. 

1914-15,    asst.    coach,   freshman   crew,    Univ.   of 
Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  En- 
listed May,  1917,  O.R.T.C,  Ft.  Sheridan ;  comnd. 
1st  It.  reservemen,  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  capt.,  N.A. ; 
comnd.  maj.  U.S.R. ;  discharged  1919;  now  holds 
It.  col.  comn.  401st  Inf.  Affiliations:  Theta  Delta 
Chi;  Phi  Alpha  Delta.  Married:  Maude  Neprud, 
Nov.  12,  1921.  Children:  Carl  Neprud,  age  5. 
Office:  529  Wells  Bldg.,  120  E.  Wis.  Ave.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.  Home:  791  Marietta  Ave.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 


OTTE,  GEORGE  B.,  football.  Born:  Castle 
Rock,  Minn.,  Sept.  11,  1875.  Son  of  Henry  E. 
and  Caroline  (Bunce)  Otte.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1901. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  Aug.  26,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  comn'd. 
capt.  inf.,  Nov.,  1917;  discharged  June,  1919. 
Major  Res.  Corp.,  1928.  Affiliations:  A.F.  and 
A.M.;  O.E.S. ;  I.O.O.F. ;  "M"  Club,  Univ.  of 
Minn.;  States,  atty.  Clarke  Co.,  S.  D.,  1911-12; 
mem.  House  of  Rep.  S.  D.  Leg.,  1921-23,  1925-27 ; 
chmn.  Appropriations  Comm.,  1927  sess.  Hobby: 
Work  and  politics.  Married:  Helen  A.  Trisko, 
Aug.  26.  1902.  Child:  Robert  E.,  age  14.  Ad- 
dress: Clark,  S.  D. 

OUTCALT,  FREDERICK  GURNEE,  rowing. 
Born:  Trenton,  N.  J.,  Dec.  21,  1900.  Son  of 
Ferdinand  Schenck  and  Emma  Carpenter  (Gur- 
nee)  Outcalt.  Ed.:  Camden  H.  Scb.  (Camden, 
N.  J.),   1919;   B.S.  in  C.E.,   Univ.  of  Pa.,   1923. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Intercol- 
champ.  150-pound  varsity  eight-oared  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Linde  Air  Prod- 
ucts Co.  Affiliations:  Tau  Beta  Pi;  Masons; 
J.O.U.A.M. ;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Mar- 
ried: Grace  Eugenia  Borel,  Nov.  29,  1924.  Office: 
30  E.  42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home,  231  Cen- 
ter Ave.,  Delanco,  N.  J. 


OUTLAND,  JOHN  HENRY,  mem.  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1897  and  98.  Bom: 
Hesper,  Kan.,  Mar.  17,  1871.  Son  of  Thomas 
and  Mahala  (Kemp)  Outland.  Ed.:  A.M., 
Friend's  Univ.  (Wichita,  Kan.)  ;  Univ.  of  Kans. ; 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1900. 

Record :  1895-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kan.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (catcher,  B.B.  team,  1896;  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  right  h.b.,  1897).  1897-1900, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team  (Walter  Camp's 
All-Amer.  right  h.b.,  1898).  1900,  coach  F.B. 
team,  Franklin  Marshall  Coll.,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
1901,  coach,  Univ.  of  Kan.  F.B.  team  and  B.B. 
team.  1902,  coach  Haskell  Indian  F.B.  team. 
1904-05,  coach,  Washburn  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service:  Ma- 
jor, Med.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta; 
A.M.P.O.  (med.)  ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Gov.,  Kan.  City 
A.C. ;  Meadow  Lake  G.C.  Hobby:  Fishing, 
hunting,  aviation.  Married:  Ethel  Grimes,  Jan. 
28,  1902.  Children:  Mary  Outland  McDougal, 
age  21 ;  John  Grimes  Outland,  age  19.  Office: 
1025  Rialto  Bldg.,  Kan.  City,  Mo.  Home:  1735 
W.  75th  St.,  Kan.  City,  Mo. 

OVESON,  RAYMOND  H.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Newton,  la.,  Mar.  24,  1876.  Son  of  An- 
ders  and    Hanna   M.    (Hansen)    Oveson.     Ed.: 

Kans.  State  Normal ;  Hotchkiss  Sch. ;  Harvard, 
A.B.,  1905;  LL.D.,  1908;  hon.  LL.D.,  Norwich 
Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1900,  capt.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1900-01,  won  Hotchkiss  Sch.  discus  and  ham- 
mer  throw.     1901-02,  mem.   Harvard  freshman 


F.B.  and  track  teams.  1902-06,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  track  team,  won  Harvard- Yale  meet 
hammer  throw,  1906,  147  ft.  1904-05,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  trustee.  Mik 
Service:  Maj.,  13th  Inf.  Mass.  State  Guard, 
1917;  Col.,  13th  Inf.  Mass.  State  Guard,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Masons ;  Copley  Soc. ;  pres.  Mass. 
Agr.  Club;  Harvard  Club  of  Boston;  Exchange 
Club;  Boston  City  Club;  Army  and  Navy  Club 
of  Boston.  Hobby:  Farming  and  horseback 
riding.  Married:  Catharine  Sabine.  Children: 
Margaret,  age  18;  Caroline,  age  12.  Office:  15 
State  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Southboro, 
Mass. 

OVITZ,  JOHN  WM.,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
B.B.  team,  1908.  Born:  Mifflin,  Wis.,  Mar.  29, 
1884.  Son  of  Ernest  W.  and  Margaret  (Hill- 
ary) Ovitz.  Ed.:  Platteville  Normal  Sch. 
(Platteville,  Wis.);  Univ.  of  Mich.;  M.D., 
Northwestern  Univ.  Med.  Sch.,  1909. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team 
(pitcher).  Played  one  season,  Bloomington, 
3-1  League.  il909-10,  played  semi-pro.  B.B., 
Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Aug.,  1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comm'd.  1st  Lt.  Med.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Sur- 
geon, Inland  Wire  &  Cable  Co.;  Blue  Lodge; 
Knights  Templars;  Shriner;  Elks;  Kishwauke 
C.C.  Hobby:  Farming.  Married:  Urania  Rogers, 
Mar.  28,-  1912.  Children:  John  Wm.,  age  13; 
Jane  Leslie,  age  10.  Office:  230  W.  State  St., 
Sycamore,  111.  Home:  405  Somonauk  St.,  Syca- 
more, 111. 

OWENS,  FRANK  C,  tennis.  Born:  Green- 
ville, S.  C,  Aug.  24,  1898.  Son  of  Frank  C.  and 
Theo.  Croft  (Wright)  Owens.  Ed.:  Boys'  H. 
Sch.  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  B.S.  in  E.E.,  Ga.  Tech., 
1919. 

Record:  1917-19,  won  Ga.  Tech.  singles,  ten- 
nis ;  won  Southern  I.C.  singles,  1918 ;  capt.  ten- 
nis team,  1919 ;  won  Ga.  Tech.  doubles  with 
G.  P.  Howard,  1917-19;  won  Southern  I.C. 
doubles,  1918-19.  1919-27,  won  S.C.  doubles. 
1920-27,  won  N.  C.  doubles.  1921,  won  Tenn. 
singles  and  doubles.  1921-25,  won  Ga.  State 
singles.  1921-27,  won  Ga.  State  doubles.  1922, 
won  Southern  champ,  singles.  1923,  won  South- 
ern champ,  doubles.     1924,  won  S.  C.  singles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Off.  Training  Camp,  F.  A.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Phi ;  Atlanta  A.C. ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.  of 
U.S.L.T.A. ;  Draker,  Owens  Co.  (vice-pres.)  ; 
Bell-Speas  &  Co.  (vice-pres.)  ;  East  Lilac  C.C; 
Piedmont  Driving  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Anne  Inman  Grant,  Oct.  24,  1923.  Child: 
Anne  Grant,  age  3.  Office:  519  Grant  Bldg., 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  Paces  Ferry  Road,  At- 
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OWENS,  S.  LOGAN,  track  and  football. 
Born:  Wash.,  La.,  Jan.  14,  1879.  Son  of  C.  D. 
and  Alice  (Winn)  Owens.  Ed.:  Dyer  Prep. 
(New  Orleans,  La.);  Georgetown  Prep.,  1897; 
Georgetown  Univ.,  1898-1900-03;  Tulane  Univ., 
1899. 

Record:  1896-97,  mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  Sen. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1898-1900-03,  mem. 
Georgetown  Univ.  track  and  F.B.  teams  (capt. 
track,  1903).  1899,  mem.  Tulane  Univ.  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  1903-04,  mem.  Dumbarton 
A.C.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Doctor.  Affiliations:  Dist. 
Med.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  Georgetown  Clin- 
ical Soc.  Hobby:  Birds.  Married:  Clara 
Weems,  Oct.,  1913.  Children:  S.  Logan,  Jr.,  age 
12;  Eugene,  age  10;  Courtenay,  age  6.  Office: 
1316  N.  H.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
2124  LeRoy  Place,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


OWSLEY,  JOHN  EBSWORTH,  football. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  17,  1884.  Son  of  Hea- 
ton  and  Harriet  (Byrne)  Owsley.  Ed.:  Chicago 
Latin   Sch. ;   Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;   Yale. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1905, 
head  coach  Shevlin's  champ  F.B.  team,  Yale. 
3923-24,  F.B.  coach  Yale.  1925,  coach  U.  S. 
Naval  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Beaver  Chainsaw 
Co.  Clubs:  Yale  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ.  (Seattle, 
Wash.)  ;  Grad.  (New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  New 
Haven  C.C. ;  Misquamicutt.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Hall.  Children:  Julia  Hall,  age  14; 
Helen  Hall,  age  7.  Office:  Grove  St.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  23  Hillhouse  Ave,  New 
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PACE,  LYNN  LE  ROY,  all-State  tackle,  1927. 
Born:  Douglas,  Ariz.,  May  17,  1907.  Son  of 
Le  Roy  and  Mauretta  (Eager)  Pace.  Ed.: 
Clarksdale  H.  Sen.  (Ariz.)  ;  North.  Ariz.  State 
Teachers'  Coll. 

Record :  1922-25,  mem.  Clarksdale  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  tackle,  1924-25).  Mem.  Clarks- 
dale H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1927, 
mem.  North.  Ariz.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  tackle).  Mem.  North.  Ariz. 
State  Teachers'  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Address:  R.F.D.  No.  1,  Burley,  Idaho. 

PACKARD,  DAVID  WALLACE,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa., 
April  1,  1908.  Son  of  J.  and  Eva  (Escovetz) 
Packard.     Ed.:  Allegheny  H.   Sch.;  Thiel  Coll. 

Record :  1920-24,  mem.  Allegheny  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (All-W.P.I.A.L. 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  second  teams,  1923).  1920, 
mem.  Thiel  Coll.  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  box- 
ing, wrestling  and  track  teams  (All-Tri-State 
guard  in  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.).  1927-28,  mem. 
Thiel  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Official 
referee  H.   Sch.  League,  N.W.P.I.A.L. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations-  Dim- 
Poe  (Thiel  Coll.);  Tri-State  A.M.A.  (Thiel 
Coll.).  Hobby:  Law  and  music.  Address:  190y2 
Main  St.,  Greenville,  Pa. 


PADDOCK,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  world's 
sprint  champion.  Born:  Gainesville,  Texas,  Au- 
gust 11,  1900.  Son  of  Charles  Hurd  and  Lulu 
(Robinson)  Paddock.  Education:  Polytechnic 
Elementary  School ;  Pasadena  High  School ; 
B.A.,  University  of  Southern  California,  1923. 

Record:  1916-18,  won  California  sprint  cham- 
pionship. 1919,  won  Inter-Allied  champion- 
ship. 1919-23,  won  Far  Western  champion- 
ship. 1919-20-21-23-24-26,  won  All-American 
sprint  championship.  1919-20-23-25,  won  French 
championship.  1919-1927,  has  beaten  every 
sprinter  of  recognized  ability ;  has  made  more 
points  in  last  two  Olympic  Games  than  any 
other  American,  totalling  24%.  1920,  won  Olym- 
pic sprint  championship.  1920-21-24,  won  na- 
tional sprint  championship.  1925,  toured  world 
with  Loren  Murchien,  competing  in  sixteen 
countries.  Holds  the  following  world's  records 
for  standard  distances :  100  yards,  9y2  seconds 
(May  15.  1926);  300  yards,  30 1/5"  seconds 
(April,  1921)  ;  100  meters,  10  2/5  seconds  (April, 
1921)  ;  200  meters,  21  1/5  seconds  (April,  1921)  ; 
300  meters.  33  2/5  seconds  (April,  1921).  Best 
performances  in  non-standard  distances  are : 
110  yards.  101/5  sceonds  (June,  1921);  50 
yards,    5   seconds    (Hawaii,   1922)  ;    150   yards, 


141/5  seconds  (June,  1921)  ;  125  yards,  12  sec- 
onds (Drake  University,  1924)  ;  200  yards,  19 
seconds.  Holds  37  records  at  standard  and  odd 
distances,  and  has  officially  run  the  hundred 
yards  in  9  3/5  seconds  seventeen  times,  and  the 
220  yards  in  20  4/5  seconds  on  two  occasions. 

Present  Occupation:  Journalist-lecturer-motion 
picture  actor.  Military  Service:  Enlisted,  United 
States  Army,  Field  Artillery ;  member  A.  E.  F. ; 
commissioned  2nd  lieutenant ;  attached  General 
Headquarters  in  France.  Affiliations:  King  Fea- 
ture Syndicate  (feature  writer)  ;  Pasadena 
Star-News  (sports  writer)  ;  Affiliated  Lecture 
Bureau  of  America  (lecturer)  ;  Masons ;  Ameri- 
can Legion  (past  vice-commander)  ;  Skull  and 
Dagger  ;  Sphinx  ;  Snakes  ;  Kappa  Alpha  ;  Delta 
Sigma  Rho.  Clubs:  Los  Angeles  Athletic  Club; 
Optimist  Club ;  Comitia  Literary  ;  Pasadena  Ath- 
letic ;  Pasadena  Country ;  Pasadena  Golf ;  San 
Gabriel  Golf;  Annandale  Golf;  Casa  del  Mar. 
Hobby:  Track  and  field  athletics.  Address:  746 
South  Madison  Avenue,  Pasadena,  California. 

PAGE,  HARLAN  ORVILLE  ("PAT")  head 
football  coach  Indiana  Univ.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Mar.  20,  1887.  Son  of  Harlan  E.  and  Carrie 
May  (Powell)  Page.  Ed.:  Lewis  Inst.  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1910. 

Record:  1903-06,  mem.  Lewis  Inst.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (Cen.  A.A.U.  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1906 ;  held  Cen.  A.A.U.  5-mile-run  record,  27  :32, 
1906).  1907-09,  capt.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1907-08).  1908-10, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  Bskt.B.  team  (West. 
Conf.  champs,  all  three  yrs. ;  Natl.  Collegiate 
champs.,  1908).  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
B.B.  team.  1910-15,  mgr.  and  mem.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  B.B.  team  in  Orient.  1910-20,  coach 
Univ.  of  Chicago  (B.B.  team  West.  Conf. 
champs.,  1912;  Bskt.B.  team  West.  Conf. 
champs.,  1920).  1920-25,  coach  Butler  Univ., 
Indianapolis,  Ind.  (Bskt.B.  team  won  Natl. 
A.A.U.  title,  1924).  1924-25,  coached  Drake  re- 
lay winners   (one-mile  record,  3:18  2-10). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach  Ind.  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Rotary  Club; 
Indianapolis,  A.C. ;  Bloomington  C.C.  Married: 
Louise  Marie  Speed,  1911.  Children:  Harlan 
O.,  Jr.,  age  15;  John  Douglas,  age  13.  Office: 
Ind.  Univ.,  Bloomington,  Ind.  Home:  E.  10th 
St.,  Bloomington,  Ind. 

PAGE,  WILLIAM  HUSSEY,  track,  boxing. 
Born:  Paris,  France,  Jan.  2,  1861.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam Hussey  and  Nancy  (Jenkins)  Page.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1883;   LL.B.,  Columbia,  1886. 

Record:  1881,-  mem.  Harvard  track  team, 
1882-83,  mem.  Harvard  boxing  team  (won  light- 
weight   wrestling    champ.,    1882 ;    won    middle- 


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weight  and  lightweight  boxing  champ.,  1883). 
3883,  mem.  Harvard  tug-of-war  team  (runner- 
up  1.0.  games).  1895-97,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  wrest- 
ling team  (won  145-lb.  class  wrestling  champ.). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Insp. 
of  Elections;  Guaranty  Trust  Co.  (N.  Y.  C). 
Clubs:  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  Somerset  Lake  and  Game ; 
Auto,  of  Amer. ;  Bankers  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Harvard; 
Natl.  Dem.  Hobby:  Boxing,  swimming  and 
horseback  riding.  Married:  Blanche  Page,  Jan. 
2,  1888.  Children:  Richard  M.,  age  39 ;  William 
K.,  age  37;  Douglas  J.,  age  33;  Donald  O.,  age 
32 ;  Blanche,  age  29 ;  John  Harvard,  age  19. 
Office:  55  Liberty  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
575  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


PAIGE,  H.  KAY,  football.  Born:  Painesville, 
Ohio,  July  30,  1885.  Son  of  Ralph  Kimball  and 
Helen  (Steele)  Paige.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch., 
1905;  Yale,  1908. 

Record,:  1902-04,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  varsity 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track,  1904).  Mem. 
St.  Paul's  Sch.  varsity  B.B.  and  wrestling 
teams.  1905-07,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  and 
wrestling  teams   (champ.  F.B.  team.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  H.  Ray  Paige  &  Co., 
Inc.  Affiliations:  Book  and  Snake  Soc. ;  Yale 
F.B.  Com. ;  Yale  Club  ;  The  Cloister  Club ;  Univ. 
Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Olive  Rae.  Chil- 
dren: Audrey  Helen ;  Shirley  M.  Office:  52  Van- 
derbilt  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  940  Park 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

PALMER,  ARTHUR  WALDEN,  football, 
baseball  and  basketball.  Born:  Dexter,  Me., 
Aug.  22,  1881.  Son  of  George  Rhoades  and 
Sarah  (Doe)  Palmer.  Ed.:  Me.  Wesleyan  Sem. ; 
Colby  Coll.,  1906. 

Record:  Mem.  Me.  Wesleyan  Sem.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  for  three  yrs.  (capt.  F.B.  team, 
1899 ;  F.B.  team  won  Me.  prep.  sch.  champ., 
1899).  1900-01-04-05,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1905).  1902-05-06,  mem.  Colby  Coll. 
B.B.  team  (team  won  Me.  champ.,  1906).  1902, 
mem.  Colby  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1905,  won  Me. 
I.C.  tennis  champ,  (doubles).  1910-28,  F.B. 
official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  ath.  dir.  Haver- 
ford  Sch.  Affiliations:  Sec.  East  Asso.  I.C.  F.B. 
Officials;  St.  Davids  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
dogs.  Married:  Alice  Owen,  Aug.  20,  1908. 
Children:  Frances,  age  17 ;  Jane,  age  13 ;  Arthur 
Walden,  age  7 ;  George  Rhodes,  age  15.  Office: 
Haverford  Sch.,  Haverford,  Pa.  Home:  Haver- 
ford,  Pa. 

PALMER,  EDGAR  HENRY,  coach,  Lindblom 
High  School.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  25,  1898. 
Son  of  George  and  Edith  Pauline  (Long)  Pal- 
mer.    Ed.:  Englewood  H.   Sch.    (Chicago,  111.), 


1916;    Ph.B.,    Univ.    of    Chicago,    1924;    LL.B., 

Blackstone  Inst. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch. 
soccer  team  (capt.,  1914;  Cook  Co.  champs, 
1913).  1914,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (F.B.  teams  Chi- 
cago champs.,  1915-16).  1916,  mem.  Englewood 
H.  Sch.  soccer  team  (Co.  champs.).  1917,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Chicago  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1918,  mem.  14th  Rgt.  F.A.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  Bskt.B., 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (Bskt.B.  team  conf. 
champs.).  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  B.B. 
team.  1922-28,  coach,  Lindblom  H.  Sch.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  (F.B.  team  won  city  champ.,  1924- 
26;  won  South  Side  champ.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  history  and 
economics.  Mil.  Service:  Served  with  14th  F.A., 
Mar.  1,  1918  to  Aug.  30,  1918;  discharged  with 
rank  of  Sgt.,  Dec.  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu; 
Mason.  Married:  Jean  Falconer.  Office:  6100 
Lincoln  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  11225  S.  Oak- 
ley St.,  Chicago,  111. 

PALMER,  LEW  RUSSELL,  West.  I.C.  half 
mi.  champ.,  1895.  Born:  Adrian,  Mich.,  Feb.  11, 
1875.  Son  of  W.  H.  H.  and  Franc  (Russell)  Pal- 
mer. Ed.:  Grinnell  Coll.;  Princeton  Univ.,  B.S., 
1898 ;  E.E.,  1901. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Grinnell  F.B.  team. 
1895,  mem.  Grinnell  track  team,  (won  Iowa 
State  I.  C.  mi.  record ;  estab.  West.  I.C.  y2  mi. 
record).  1897,  mem.  Knickerbocker  A.C.  cross- 
country team,  (won  6  mi.  A.A.U  champ.,  N.  Y.). 
1898-99,  mem.  Princeton  champ.  F.B.  team 
(chosen  All- Amer.  end  by  Walter  Camp,  1898). 
1899,  mem.  Princeton  track  team.  1902,  asst. 
coach,  Univ.  Nebr.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  Conservation  Engr., 
Equitable  Life  Assurance  Soc.  of  U.  S.  Gov- 
ernmental War  Service:  Acting  comnr.  Labor 
and  Industry,  Pa.,  1917-18;  pres.  Natl.  Safety 
Council,  serving  as  chmn.  com.  on  Industrial 
Safety,  Council  of  Natl.  Defense ;  organized  U. 
S.  Navy  yards  on  Indus.  Accident  Prevention 
basis  and  instituted  safety  organization,  Fed. 
Ry.  Administration ;  served  as  mem.  Mediation 
and  Arbitration  Com.,  Council  of  National  De- 
fense. Affiliations:  Mem.  exec.  com.  Natl.  Safety 
Council ;  trustee,  Amer.  Museum  of  Safety ; 
mem.  Natl.  Council  B.S.A. ;  mem.  Natl.  Ct.  of 
Honor ;  mem.  Natl.  Com.  on  Health  and  Safety ; 
mem.  Safety-to-Life  Com.,  Natl.  Fire  Protection 
Asso. ;  mem.  Advisory  Com.  on  Safety  ;  A.S.M.E ; 
Natl.  Aeronautic  Asso. ;  Natl.  Travel  Club ;  St. 
Andrews'  G.C.  (Mount  Hope,  N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Accident  prevention  contests.  Married:  Vesta 
Shoemaker,  June  14,  1911.  Child:  Christine,  age 
15.  Office:  393  7th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
2  Hillcrest  Ave.,  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 


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PALMER,  THOMAS  WALLER,  golf.     Bon 
Palmyra,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  5,  1885.    Son  of  John  Den- 
bam  and   Sarah    (Rogers)    Palmer.     Ed.:  Univ. 
of  South. 

Record:  1907,  won  Fla.  C.C.  tennis  and  golf 
champ.  1917-21,  medalist  and  won  Fla.  State 
golf  champ.  1922,  medalist,  South.  Ga.  amateur 
champ.  1923,  won  Fla.  State  golf  champ.  1924, 
won  Biltmore  Forest  invitation  tournament; 
won  Asheville  C.C.  champ.  1926-28,  won  ama- 
teur-pro. golf  champ,  with  Gene  Sarazen.  1927, 
won  Miami  golf  champ.  1927-2S,  won  Miami 
Beach  golf  champ ;  Miami  Biltmore  medalist ; 
won  Miami   Biltmore  golf   champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Theta  ;  Atlanta  A.C. ;  Miami  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Julia  Meador,  Sept.  20,  1913.  Office: 
Exch.  Bldg.,  Miami,  Fla.  Home:  Columbus 
Hatch,  Miami,  Fla. 


PALMER,  WALLACE  CARLTON,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Salamanca,  N. 
Y.,  May  8,  1895.  Son  of  Detrich  and  Augusta 
(Pasheday)  Palmer.  Ed.:  Lewis  Inst.;  B.P.E., 
Amer.  Coll.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  1918;  Wis.,  111.,  Van- 
derbilt,  Harvard,  Columbia,  M.A.,  1928. 

Record:  1913-14,  mom.  Amer.  Coll.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  Bskt.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Amer.  Coll.  of 
Phys.  Ed.  B.B.  team.  1915-16,  mem.  Lewis 
Inst.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-17,  mem. 
Lewis  Inst.  B.B.  team.  1918,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach,  Vanderbilt  Univ.  1919,  asst.  in  phys.  ed., 
Columbia  Univ.  1920,  ath.  dir.  with  Amer. 
Y.M.C.A.,  Poland.  1920-21,  dir.  aths.  and  phys. 
ed.,  Clifton,  N.  J.  H.  Sch.  1922-24,  engaged  in 
European  relief  work  with  Amer.  Quakers. 
1924-20,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  Macken- 
zie Sch.,  Monroe,  N.  Y.  1926-28,  dir.  aths.  and 
phys.  ed.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach,  Tusculum 
Coll.,   Greenville,  Tenn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  physical  education, 
University  of  Alabama.  Hobby:  Music.  Address: 
146  Summit  St.,  Salamanca,  N.  Y. 


PALMER,  WILLIAM  H.,  JR.,  archer.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  20,  1876.  Son  of  William  H. 
and  Catherine  I.  (Kennedy)  Palmer. 

Record:  1919-28,  competed  in  Natl,  and  minor 
archery  tournaments.  1923,  champ,  archer  of 
U.S.A.  1926,  Amer.  round  champ,  of  East. 
Archery  Asso.  1927,  open  champ.,  Metropolitan 
Archery  Asso. ;  present  holder  record  for  dou- 
ble Metropolitan  round  in  competition,  hits, 
265;  score,  1615. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electric  Storage  Battery 
Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Affiliations:  Penn.  A.C;  Natl. 
Archery  Asso.  (pres.,  '26)  ;  East.  Archery  Asso. 
Hobby:  Archery.  Married:  Violet  Wilkinson, 
Apr.   18,   1900.      Children:   Violet    W.,   age   25; 


Beatrice,  age  22 ;  William  H.,  3rd,  age  20. 
Office:  19th  Allegheny  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Brookside  Ave.,  Wayne,  Pa. 

PANEK,  ALBIN,  capt.  Univ.  of  Denver  F.B. 
team,  1927.  Bom:  Leigh,  Nebr.,  Aug.  15,  1V99. 
Son  of  Wencil  J.  and  Hulda  (Tabke)  Panek. 
Ed.:  Kearney  H.  Sch.,  1918;  Nebr.  Univ.;  York 
Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Denver. 

Record:  Mem.  Kearney  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1919,  mem.  York  Coll. 
champ.  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Den- 
ver F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1926,  Rocky  Mt. 
Conf.  eleven   (h.b. ). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rural  mail  carrier.  Naval 
Service:  Mem.  U.S.N,  on  U.S.S.  S.  Dak.,  1918- 
19.  Affiliations:  Scarab;  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Address:  2182  S.  Franklin  St.,  Denver. 
Colo. 

PAPKE,  ALOYS  P.,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  June  26, 
1900.  Son  of  John  M.  and  Rose  (Muth)  Papke. 
Ed.:  South  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwaukee,  Wis.), 
1920;   B.S.,   Middlebury   Coll.    (Vt),   1925. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Middlebury  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B., 
1924).  1923-24,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  St.  Johns- 
bury,  Vt.  1925-28,  asst.  F.B.  coach  and  head 
Bskt.B.  coach,  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach, 
Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Sigma 
Phi ;  Mason ;  Auburn  C.C. ;  Lions  Club.  Office: 
Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  Auburn,  Ala.  Home:  130 
52nd  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


PAPPAS,  JAMES  GEORGE,  track.  Born: 
Newark,  N.  J.,  Dec.  10,  1906.  Son  of  George  D. 
and  Caroline  S.  (Perrault)  Pappas.  Ed.:  South 
Side  H.  Sch.  (Newark,  N.  J.),  1921;  Princeton, 
1928. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  South  Side  H.  Sch. 
track,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (records  held:  City 
and  state  100  yd.  Intersch.,  10  sec.  flat;  city 
220  yd.,  22  3/5  sec. ;  state  220  yd.,  23  sec. ;  city 
junior  records  in  75  yd.,  8  sec.  and  high  jump, 
5.4  1/4  sec;  70  yd.  indoor  Intersch.  record). 
1924,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  track  team  (held 
freshman  Princeton-Yale  100  yd.  record,  9  9/10 
sec).  1925-28,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track 
team  (held  varsity  Princeton-Cornell  100  yd. 
record,  9  3-5  sec,  1927).  1927,  mem.  Newark 
A.C.  440  yd.  relay  team  which  holds  world's 
record  of  41  sec.  1928,  co-holder  of  Metropoli- 
tan A.A.U.  60  yd.  record,  6  3/5  sec ;  holder  of 
N.  J.  A.A.U.  70  yd.  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Newark 
A.C. ;  Princeton  Varsity ;  Princeton  Count. 
Office:  15  Pomona  Ave.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home: 
223  Henry  Hall,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


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PAKE,  J.  EMMETT,  tennis.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Jan.  24,  1908.  Son  of  James  and  Loretta 
(Greeley)  Pare.  Ed.:  Mihiel  H.  S.  (Chicago)  ; 
111.  Univ.,  1926;  Ph.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1929. 

Record:  1923,  won  Natl,  boys  clay  court  ten- 
nis champ,  (singles  and  doubles).  1924-25,  won 
Natl.  Jr.  clay  court  tennis  champ,  (singles  and 
doubles).  1926,  mem.  111.  Univ.  freshman  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1926-27,  No.  Ohio  State  Men's 
Clay  Ct.  Tennis  Champ. ;  Mich.  State  tennis 
champ. ;  Wis.  State  tennis  champ. ;  Ky.  State 
champ.  1927,  Md.  State  champ. ;  won  No.  and 
So.  (doubles)  champ,  with  Wm.  T.  Tilden. 
1927-28,  played  3  exhibition  matches  with  Wm. 
T.  Tilden ;  Manual  Alonso ;  Francis  T.  Hunter 
(indoor).  1928,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  tennis 
team ;  mem.  Chicago  Town  &  Tennis  C.  tennis 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Kappa  Phi ;  Chicago  Town  &  Tennis  C. ;  Oak 
Pk.  Tennis  C. ;  So.  Side  Tennis  C. ;  Edgewood 
Tennis  C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  Georgetown 
Univ.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  4323  West  End  Ave., 
Chicago,  111. 

PARK,  JOHN  BENNETT,  football.  Born: 
Itasca,  Hill  Co.,  Tex.,  July  21,  1898.  Son  of 
John  W.  and  Willie  (Bennett)  Park.  Ed.: 
Itasca  H.  Sch.   (Tex.)  ;  A.B.,  Austin  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Itasca  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1914-16,  mem.  Itasca  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1917-19,  mem.  Austin  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt, 
1919).  1918-19,  mem.  Austin  Coll.  Ath.  Coun- 
cil. Organized  and  coached  Sugar  Land  Alli- 
gators F.B.  team.  1927,  mgr.  Sugar  Land  Inde- 
pendent B.B.  Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  credit  and  billing 
depts.,  Imperial  Sugar  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  K.T. ;  S.  West. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Bessie  Stephenson,  July  4,  1925.  Address:  Sugar 
Land,  Tex. 


Geneva  Coll.  cross-country  team  (won  Tri-State 
Conf.  trophy,  1926).  1929,  Geneva  Coll.  cross- 
country and  track  coach. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman  and  head  of 
History  Dept.,  Geneva  Coll.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Geneva  Coll.  Ath.  Bd.  of  Control ;  mem.  Beaver 
Valley  F.B.  Officials'  Asso.  Hobby:  Football 
officiating.  Married:  Emma  Dodd,  July  23, 
1907.  Children:  Robert,  Jr.,  age  19;  David 
Dodd,  age  17 ;  James  Renwick,  age  15.  Office: 
Geneva  Coll.,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa.  Home:  315 
32nd  St.,  Beaver  Falls,  Pa. 


PARKE,  LOUIS  TORBERT,  track,  swimming, 
trap  shooting.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  3,  1888. 
Son  of  Louis  Hart  and  Lillian  (MacBride) 
Parke.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.;  William  Penn 
Charter   Sch.,   1906;   B.S.,  Princeton,   1910. 

Record :  1905-07,  mem.  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch. 
track  team  (second  place  pole-vault  Middle 
States  A.A.,  1905-06 ;  second  place  broad  and 
high  jumps,  1906 ;  first  place  pole-vault,  Inter- 
acad.  champ.,  1906).  1907,  mem.  Princeton 
freshman  track  team.  1908,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  track  team.  1908-10,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  swimming  team  (won  second  place 
dual  meets;  swam  relay  team,  1909-10;  I.C. 
I.C.  champ. ;  first  or  second,  50-yd.  swim, 
champ,  water  polo  team,  1909-10 ;  mgr.  and  asst. 
coach  Princeton  swimming  team,  1910).  1910, 
mem.  Princeton  Gun  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker.  Mil. 
Service:  Purchasing  Dept.,  Subsistence  Div., 
Quartermaster  Cent's  office,  N.  Y.  C. ;  in  charge 
of  packing-house  picducts  purchasing  for  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Princeton  Club ;  Cap  and  Gown 
Club;  Fourth  St.  Club;  Phila.  Cricket  Club; 
sales  mgr.,  Graham,  Parsons  &  Co.;  M.O.L.L. 
Hobby:  Tennis,  golf,  hunting.  Married:  Elinor 
Dodsworth,  June  1,  1912.  Children:  John  Dods- 
worth,  age  15.  Office:  1422  Walnut  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.   Home:  Princeton  Club,  Philadelphia. 


PARK,  ROBERT,  football.  Born:  Rome, 
N.  Y.,  May  12,  1880.  Son  of  James  and  Mary 
(Armstrong)  Park.  Ed.:  Syracuse  H.  Sch., 
3901;  B.A.,  Syracuse  Univ.,  1905;  Reformed 
Presbyterian  Theological  Sem.,  1910 ;  M.A., 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  1924. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Syracuse  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1901,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  freshmen 
crew.  1901-04,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  teams 
(capt.,  1904).  1905-06,  coach  Ark.  Mil.  Acad. 
(Little  Rock)  F.B.  team  (State  Sch.  and  Coll. 
champs.).  1908-09,  coach  Allegheny  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1915-17,  coach  Parnassus  H.  Sch. 
F.  B.  team  (won  Kiski  Valley  H.  Sch.  League 
champ.).  1921,  coach  Carnegie  Tech.  freshmen 
F.B.  team.  1922,  coach  Geneva  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1925,  asst.  coach  Geneva  Coll.  track  team  (won 
Tri-State  Conf.  track  trophy).     1926-27,  coach 


PARKER,  CLESSON  E.,  football.  Born: 
New  Britain,  Conn.,  Aug.  20,  1897.  Son  of  Clay- 
ton A.  and  Harriet  (Judd)  Parker.  Ed.:  New 
Britain  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Middlebury  (Vt.)  Coil., 
1920. 

Record:  Mem.  New  Britain  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (All-State  q.b.,  1915).  1916-17- 
19,  mem.  Middlebury  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(State  Coll.  champs.,  1916-19;  All-State  team 
q.b.,  1919).  Mem.  Middlebury  Coll.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-28,  mem.  Central 
and  Conn  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clesson  W.  Parker  Real 
Estate  and  Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  1918 ; 
comn'd  2nd  lieut.  inf. ;  discharged,  1918.  Affili- 
ations: Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Kenilworth  C; 
Kiwanis     Internatl. ;      Shuttle     Meadow     G.C. 


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Hobby:  Football.  Office:  55  W.  Main  St.,  New 
Britain,  Conn.  Home:  105  Vine  St.,  New  Brit- 
ain,   Conn. 

PARKER,  GEO.  E.,  JR.,  Natl,  and  Internatl. 
Rowing  champ.,  1908-12.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Sept.  3,  1882.  Son  of  George  E.  and  Mary 
(Wills)    Parker.     Ed.:  Baltimore  pub.  schs. 

Record:  1900-05,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  track  team, 
(Md.  State  pole-vault  champ.,  1904-05).  1905- 
06,  capt.  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team  (winning  East, 
champ).  1905-09,  mem.  Balto.  A.C.  swimming, 
water  polo  and  track  teams.  1908-16,  mem. 
Arundel  Boat  Club  crews  (capt.  and  stroke,  4- 
oared  crew,  winning  3  Natl,  and  3  Internatl. 
champs. ;  crew  estab.  world  Henley  record, 
3908-09;  won  Natl,  doubles  sculls  champ.,  De- 
troit, 1909).  1915-23,  Official,  So.  Atl.  Asso. 
and  Middle  States  Regatta  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Neckwear  mfr.,  Parker 
Neckwear  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  U.S.M.C, 
April,  1917 ;  mem.  O.T.C. ;  comn'd  lieut.  inf. ; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  1917-18;  comn'd  maj.,  1918;  D.S.C. 
and  Croix  de  Guerre.  Affiliations:  Arundel 
Boat  C. ;  hon.  life  mem.  Vesper  Boat  C.  (Phila- 
delphia) ;  Masons;  Grand  Jurors'  Asso.;  Bal- 
timore Chamber  of  Comm. ;  Odd  Fellows. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Emma  Giles,  Feb. 
24,  1906.  Children:  Walter  Giles,  age  21.  Of- 
fice: 14  N.  Liberty  St.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  1522 
W.  Lafayette  Ave.,  Balto.,  Md. 

PARKHILL,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  baseball,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Minot,  N.  Dak.,  Sept.  4, 
1903.  Son  of  J.  D.  and  Lida  Pearl  (Farver) 
Parkhill.  Ed.:  Wenatchee  H.  Sch. ;  Wash. 
State  Coll. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Wenatchee  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem. 
Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1925,  hon.  men- 
tion on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Apple  ranching.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma ;  Mason.  Address:  R.F.D.  No.  5, 
Wenatchee,  Wash. 

PARKIN,  LELAND  C,  football.  Born:  Ep- 
worth,  Iowa,  Jan.  17,  1902.  Son  of  Edwin  C. 
and  Mary  E.  (Glew)  Parkin.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
Iowa,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  Iowa  F.B.  team 
(chosen  by  Walter  Eckersall  as;  All-Conf.  Big 
Ten  q.b.  and  capt.  All-Amer.  team,  1924).  1925- 
26,  mem.  coaching  staff,  Univ.  Iowa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman.  Affiliations: 
Elks.  Club:  Sunnyside  C.C.  (Waterloo,  Iowa). 
Office:  Illinois  Merchants  Trust  Co.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  1927  Mulberry  St.,  Waterloo,  Iowa. 

PARKMAN,  TIMOTHY  D.,  secretary  Inter- 
national Star  Class  Yacht  Racing  Association. 
Born:  N.   Y.   C,   N.   Y.,   Oct.  25^  1903.     Son  of 


Joseph   and   Elizabeth    (Kanz)    Parkman.   Ed.: 
LL.B.,  Fordham  Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1922-25,  sailed  "Seabird"  in  Star 
Class  matches  (won  Gravesend  Bay  champ., 
1924).  1925-28,  sec.  Internatl.  Star  Class 
Yacht  Racing  Asso.  1927,  won  Lipton  trophy 
with  "Fleet  Star;"  runner-up  for  Captain's  Is- 
land trophy ;  won  Atlantic  Race  Week  series ; 
won  Shrevesbury  River  race.  1928,  runner-up, 
mid-winter  champs.,  Cuba ;  fleet  capt.,  Atlantic 
Yacht  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Theta  Phi;  Atlantic  Yacht  Club;  Gravesend 
Bay  Yacht  Club;  N.A.  Yacht  Racing  Union; 
Waterway  League  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Yacht- 
ing. Office:  38  Park  Row,  N.Y.C.,  N.  Y.  Home: 
8871  Bay  35th  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

PARKS,  BEN,  tennis.  Born:  Waco,  Tex., 
Nov.  7,  1896.  Son  of  W.  B.  and  Mattie  (Wade) 
Parks.  Ed.:  Ft.  Worth  (Tex.)  H.  Sch.;  Tex. 
Univ.;  S.  West.  State  Teachers  Coll.;  Okla. 
Univ.,   B.S.,   1921;   M.D.,    1923. 

Record:  1916,  participated  in  Ft.  Worth  City 
tennis  tournament.  1917,  mem.  Christian  Univ. 
varsity  tennis  team.  1917-18,  participated  in. 
Tex.  open  tennis  tournament.  1918-22,  partici- 
pated in  S.  West,  open  tennis  tournament.  1919- 
25,  participated  in  Okla.  State  open  tennis  tour- 
nament. 1920-21,  mem.  Okla.  Univ.  varsity  ten- 
nis team.  1921-25,  won  Okla.  state  open  dou- 
bles tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  42nd  F.A.,  Camp  Travis,  U.S.A., 
Sept.,  1918;  discharged  Feb.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Beta  Pi;  Okla.  City  Tennis  Club. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  508  Medical  Arts  Bldg., 
Oklahoma  City,  Okla.  Home:  1507  W.  19th  St., 
Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

PARMENTER,  DERRIC  CHOATE,  football. 
Born:  Gloucester,  Mass.,  Sept.  9,  1890.  Son  of 
Frank  C.  and  Sarah  A.  (Pew)  Parmenter.  Ed.: 
Harvard  A.B.,  1913;  M.D.,  1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1914-16  and  1920-25,  coach,  Harvard  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record:  In 
A.R.C.  Med.  Service,  France,  1917;  Capt.  R.A. 
M.C.,  B.E.F.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Instr.  indus- 
trial medicine,  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  1924-28; 
adv.  State  Bd.  of  Health;  Harvard  C  of  Bos- 
ton and  N.  Y. ;  Union  Boat  0.  of  Boston.  Mar- 
ried: Caroline  Standish  Weed,  Apr.  14,  1917. 
Children:  Caroline,  age  10 ;  Derric,  age  5 ; 
Charlotte,  age  3.  Address:  68  Pinchney  St., 
Boston,  Mass. 

PARR,  RAL,  horse  racing.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 
Mar.  26,  1877.  Son  of  Henry  A.  and  Harriett 
(Howell)  Parr.  Ed.:  Carey  Sch.  (Balto.); 
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Record:  1894,  mem.  Media  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1895,  mem.  Balto.  A.C.  F.B.  team.  1896-97,  mem. 
Md.  A.C.  F.B.  team.  1898-28,  has  raced  horses 
on  all  Eastern  tracks.  Owner  of  "Paul  Jones," 
winner  of  1920  Kentucky  "Derby"  and  Subur- 
ban Handicap  (Belmont  Park),  '20;  "Blazes," 
winner  of  "Breeders'  Futurity"  (Ky.),  '19;  and 
many  prominent  stakes  in  Md.  and  Saratoga, 
'20;  "The  Welkin,"  winner  of  many  steeple- 
chases, '13-'17 ;  "Lace"  ;  "The  Masquerader"  ; 
"Crimper";  "Executor"  (flat  racers);  "Ticket- 
of -Leave"  ;  "Shannon  River"  ;  "Robert  Oliver"  ; 
"Warlock";  "Bullseye"  (steeplechasers).  1911- 
15,  owner  and  exhibitor  of  show  horses  at  Madi- 
son Sq.  Garden;  Phila.,  Balto.,  and  Atlantic 
City ;  judge,  many  horse  shows.  1919,  stable 
won  11  consecutive  steeplechases  in  Md.,  Spring 
Meet  (believed  to  be  world  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  Maury,  Donnelly, 
Williams  &  Parr.  War  Record:  Capt.,  Remount 
Service,  U.S.A.,  19JL7;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918.  Affili- 
ations: N.Y.  Jockey  C. ;  Md.  Jockey  C. ;  Md.  C. ; 
Balto.  C.C. ;  Elkridge  Hounds  C.  Hobby:  Rac- 
ing. Married:  Laura  Jenkins,  Nov.,  1899.  Of- 
fice: Commerce  &  Water  Sts.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home: 
Stevenson  P.O.,  Md. 

PARRAN,  J.  HAROLD,  mem.  Natl.  A.A.U. 
and  Olympic  Corns.,  1928.  Born:  Balto.,  Md., 
Nov.  23,  1895.  Son  of  James  L.  and  Anna  (Bur- 
bage)  Parran.    Ed.:  Balto.  Poly.  Inst.,  1912. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Knights  of  Holy  Grail 
swimming  team.  1909,  mem.  Son  of  St.  George 
State  champ,  soccer  team.  1910,  mem.  Thistle 
A.A.  State  champ,  soccer  team.  1910-11,  mem. 
Balto.  Poly  B.B.  team  ;  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  swimming 
team.  1911,  mem.  Amer.  Soccer  C.  State  champ, 
team.  1912,  mem.  LaTrobe  A.A.  State  champ, 
soccer  team  ;  mem.  Balto.  Poly  soccer  team.  1913, 
mem.  Wanderer  Soccer  C.  State  champ,  team. 
1914,  mem.  St.  Andrews  Soccer  C.  State  champ, 
team ;  elected  1st  capt.,  1st  Amer.  Red  Cross 
Life  Saving  Corps ;  chrmn.,  1st  bd.  of  examiners 
for  life  savers.  1915,  mem.  Cross  Country  C. 
State  champ,  soccer  team ;  mem.  Balto.  Y.M.C.A. 
State  champ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Fed. 
A.C.  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-28,  swimming  dir.  and 
coach,  Md.  Swimming  C.  (coached  and  developed 
14  So.  Atl.  A.A.U.  champs;  Geo.  Bahlke,  Natl. 
champ. ;  Anna  McCleary,  mem.  '24  Olympic 
swimming  team ;  team  defeated  U.S.N.A.,  Natl. 
I.C.  champs.,  '25,  '26 ;  runners-up,  Pres.'s  Cup 
Race,  '27).  1921-28,  swimming  coach  Balto.  Poly 
Inst.  1922-27,  chrmn.  So.  Atl.  A.A.U.  1925-27, 
official  swimming  referee  U.S.N.A.  1928,  Md. 
chrmn.,  Olympic  Swimming  Com. ;  mem.  Natl. 
Olympic  Com. ;  mem.  Natl.  A.A.U.  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  broker.  War 
Record:  Enlisted,  U.S.  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1918 ; 
discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Md.  Swimming  C. ; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  A.L.  Hobby:  swimming.  Married: 
Regina  G.  Fogarty,  Apr.  1,  1918.    Children:  Mar- 


jorie,  age  8;  J.  Harold,  Jr.,  age  5;  Frances  E., 
age  2.  Office:  404  Union  Trust  Bldg.,  Balto., 
Md.    Home:  Taylor  Ave.,  Balto.,  Md. 

PARRY,  JOHN  CARLE,  JR.,  tennis.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  4,  1886.  Son  of  John  C.  and 
Annie  (Comly)  Parry.  Ed.:  Abington  Friends' 
Sch.,  1903;  Swarthmore  Coll.;  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1908. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Abington  Friends'  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1903-04,  mem. 
Swarthmore  Coll.  freshman  tirack  and  F.B. 
teams.  1905-2S,  mem.  Glenside  Tennis  Club, 
(Glenside,  Pa.),  Old  York  Rd.  C.C.  (Jenkin- 
town,  Pa.),  and  Stenton  A.C.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ten- 
nis teams  (played  inter-club  matches  in  the 
Middle  States  Leagues). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Certified  public  accountant, 
Stockwell,  Wilson  &  Linvill  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Affil- 
iations: Phila.  Tennis  Asso.  (treas.,  1927-28)  ; 
U.S.L.T.A.  (mem.  men's  singles  champ,  com.)  ; 
Amer.  Inst,  of  Accountants ;  Pa.  Inst,  of  Certi- 
fied Public  Accountants.  Clubs:  Optimist  (Phila., 
Pa. ;  treas.,  1926-28)  ;  Optimist  Internatl.  (sec- 
treas.,  1927-28)  ;  Penn.  A.C.  (mem.  tennis  com.)  ; 
City  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Glenside  Tennis.  Hobby: 
Outdoor  sports.  Married:  Emma  Schwartz,  June 
23,  1908.  Children:  John  C,  3rd,  age  19;  G. 
Emma,  age  17 ;  Anne  C,  age  15 ;  Martha,  age  10. 
Office:  1205  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Gwynedd  Valley,  Pa. 

PARSONS,  ROBERT  WADE,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  June  11, 
1900.  Son  of  Elias  W.  and  Lilly  (Barnard) 
Parsons.  Ed.:  Battin  H.  Sch.  (Elizabeth,  N.J.)  ; 
B.S.,  Wesleyan  Univ.    (Middletown,  Conn.). 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Battin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (N.J.  State  champs.,  1917).  1916-18,  mem. 
Battin  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (Union  Co.  champs. 
1917-18).  1918-20-21,  mem.  Wesleyan  Univ.  F.B. 
team  ("Little  Three"  champs.,  1918).  1918-19- 
21-22,  mem.  Wesleyan  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1922- 
27,  I.C.  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occpation:  Bond  salesman,  Bankers 
Trust  Co.  (N.Y.C.).  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon; 
Skull  and  Serpent  Soc.  Clubs:  Baltusrol  G.C. ; 
Elizabeth  Town  and  C.C;  Uptown  (N.Y.C.). 
Office:  501  Fifth  Ave.,  N.Y.C.,  N.Y".  Home:  84 
Hillside  Rd.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

PARSONS,  CHARLES  LYMAN,  football, 
baseball,  basketball  and  track.  Born:  Iowa  City, 
Iowa,  May  3,  1892.  Son  of  M.  C.  and  Luella 
(Struble)  Parsons.  Ed.:  la.  City  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
la.  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  la.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams,  (All-State  h.b.  and 
capt.,  track,  1910).  1911-15,  mem.  la.  Univ.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams,  (capt,  Bskt.B.  and 
track;   All-State   Bskt.B.  guard,   1913-14).  Ath. 


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dir.  and  coach,  Trinity  Coll.  1917,  ath.  dir.  and 
F.B.  coach  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines.  1919-22,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach  Colo.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor,  The  Denver 
Post.  War  Record:  Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  Engrs.  Res. 
Corps,  promoted  1st  Lt.,  20th  Engrs.,  mem.  A. 
E.  F.,  discharged  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi; 
Natl.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com. ;  Denver  Press 
Club;  Big  Ten  Alumni  Club;  "I"  Club; 
Wellshire  G.C.  Hobby:  Fishing,  hunting,  golf 
and  bowling.  Married:  Isabelle  Hill,  Dec.  1, 
1917.  Children:  Charles  Lyman,  Jr.,  age  8. 
Office:  1544  Champa  St.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home: 
2251  Eudora  St.,  Denver,  Colo. 

PARSONS,  ELI  BURTON,  track.  Born: 
Troy,  Pa.,  Sept.  24,  1884.  Son  of  E.  B.  and 
Harriett  A.  Parsons.  Ed.:  Yale,  A.B.,  1907; 
Ph.B.,   1911. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 
1904-28,  held  indoor  %-mi.  record,  1 :54  3-5  ;  mem. 
Yale-Harvard  Inter-Natl.  track  team.  1905-12, 
held  I.C.  %-mi.  record,  1:56.  1906,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  team  (traveled  to  Athens,  Greece). 
1906-08,  won  A.A.U.  600  yd.  indoor  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  U.S.N.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N,  during  war,  promoted  Lt. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Marguerite  M.  Par- 
sons. Office:  U.S.S.  Tenn.,  San  Francisco, 
Calif.     II o me:  Troy,  Pa. 

PARSONS,  LEWIS  M.,  mem.  varsity  crew, 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1916-17.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan. 
9,  1898.  Son  of  Alonzo  R.  and  Romelia  (Mor- 
gan) Parsons.  Ed.:  Penn  Charter  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917. 

Record :  1914-15,  mem.  Penn  Charter  Sch.  F.B. 
and  cricket  teams.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
freshman  crew  and  swimming  team.  1917, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew  . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  dept.  Bethlehem 
Steel  Co.  (Phila.).  Mil.  Service:  U.S.S.  Valiant 
convoy  duty,  June,  1917  to  Feb.  1918 ;  ensign 
U.S.N.F.C,  Feb.,  1918  to  Mar.,  1919  (pilot  in- 
structor) ;  Diploma  of  Honor  by  Amer.  Soc.  of 
Aeronautics;  discharged,  Mar.,  1919.  Clubs: 
Bachelor  Barge ;  Penn.  Varsity ;  Merion  Cric- 
ket ;  Psi  Upsilon.  Married:  Marion  Park,  Nov. 
8,  1921.  Children:  Marion,  age  5.  Office:  1618 
Widener  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  261  Kent 
Rd.,  Wynnewood,  Pa. 

PARTRIDGE,  CHARLES  A.,  basketball. 
Born:  Owatonna,  Minn.,  Aug.  19,  1891.  Son  of 
Nicholas  Osborne  and  Anna  T.  (Van  Buren) 
Partridge.  Ed.:  Owatonna  H.  Sch.,  1908;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1917. 

Record :  1915-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team  (team  tied  with  111.  for  West.  Conf. 
champ.,  1916-17).  1917-18,  Bskt.B.  coach  Buffalo 
(Minn.)   H.  Sch. 


Pres,.  Occupation:  Fieldman,  Minn.  Imple- 
ment Dealers  Asso. ;  farm  mgr.,  Minn.  Imple- 
ment Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co.  War  Record:  En- 
tered service,  June,  1918 ;  pvt.  1st  class,  Co. 
C.  332nd  M.G.  Bn.,  86th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F., 
Sept.  1918  to  Apr.  1919.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Zeta;  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon;  Mason.  Hobby:  Bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Office:  Owatonna,  Minn. 
Home:  203  E.   Univ.   St.,   Owatonna,  Minn. 


PASINI,  H.  F.  football.  Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Apr.  25,  1885.  Son  of  Dr.  P.  and  Harriett 
(Mapes)  Pasini.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan;   Springfield  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1905-09,  mem.  Cen. 
Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909-11,  mem.  Spring- 
field Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1911- 
13,  coach  la.  State  Teachers  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  BsktxB.  teams.  1913-15,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach,  King  Coll.  1915-24,  ath.  dir.  Case  Sch. 
of  Applied  Science  (Cleveland,  Ohio).  1924-28, 
phys.  ed.  dir.  Cleveland  Public  Schs.  Mgr.  Harri- 
man  and  Bristol  B.B.  Clubs  (Appalachian 
League).  Present  ath.  dir.  Columbus  Club, 
Rochester,   N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  phys.  ed.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Natl.  F.B. 
Coaches  Asso. ;  Ohio  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Cha- 
grin Valley  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Flor- 
ence C.  Schuele,  July  16,  1907.  Children:  Doro- 
thy, age  20;  Harriett  Patricia,  age  11;  Flor- 
ence Ruth,  age  3.  Address:  15  Quentin  Rd., 
Rochester,  N.  Y. 


PATE,  WALTER  H.,  crew,  tennis.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  19,  1878.  Son  of  Albert 
W.  and  Ada  (Thomas)  Pate.  Ed.:  Adelphi 
Acad. ;  Pratt  Inst.  H.  Sch. ;  LL.B.,  Cornell  Univ., 
1891. 

Record:  1899,  coxswain,  Cornell  crew.  1910, 
placed  30,  Natl,  tennis  ranking.  1924-25,  won 
Natl.  Vets,  doubles  tennis  champ.  1925-26,  pres. 
Metropolitan  Lawn  Tennis  Asso.  and  N.  Y.  I.C. 
Tennis  Asso.  1926,  pres.  N.  Y.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso. 
Standardized  the  tennis  ball  and  perfected  slow 
motion  pictures  in  tennis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Head, 
Shipping  Bureau,  Y.M.C.A.,  Paris,  6  mos.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  Exec.  Com.,  1925-28,  chmn.,  Supplies 
Com.,  1920-28  and  chmn.  Educ.  Com.,  1924-28, 
U.S.L.T.A. ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.  Metropolitan  L.T. 
A.  and  N.  Y.  L.T.A.,  1921-28;  Phi  Kappa  Psi. 
Clubs:  West  Side  Tennis  (gov.,  1921-25)  ;  vice- 
pres.,  1925);  Nassau  C.C;  Hempstead  Harbor 
Yacht;  Cornell.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married :  Marian 
Davol,  Nov.  15,  1904.  Children:  Betty  Pate  Sier- 
ing,  age  21;  Marjorie  Pate,  age  16.  Office:  2  Wall 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.    Home:  Locust  Valley,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


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PATERSON,  WILLIAM  WALLACE,  capt. 
Alabama  Polytenchnic  Institute  football  team, 
1927.  Born:  Montgomery,  Ala.,  Mar.  27,  1907. 
Son  of  Wm.  B.  and  Burton  (McDade)  Pater- 
son.     Ed.:  Lanier  H.  Sch. ;  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Record:  Mem.  Lanier  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (3 
yrs).  1924,  capt.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst,  freshman  F. 
B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst,  varsity 
F.B.  team    (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu.  Hobby:  Football.  Address:  116  Dexter  Ave., 
Montgomery,  Ala. 

PATRICK,  JACK  CLARENCE,  mem.  "All 
World"  rugby  team,  1924.  Born:  Palo  Alto, 
Calif.,  Nov.  25,  1898.  Son  of  Wm.  and  Bessie 
(Hennesy)  Patrick.  Ed.:  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch., 
1917;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1921. 

Record :  1915-16,  mem.  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1917,  mem.  Stanford 
freshman  rugby  F.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem. 
Stanford  varsity  Amer.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1921). 
1919-20-21-23,  mem.  All-Calif,  rugby  teams.  1922- 
25,  mem.  Olympic  Club  (San  Francisco)  F.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  champ.  Amer.  rugby  team  in 
7th  Olympiad  (Belgium).  1923-25,  coach  Sali- 
nas H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams. 
1924,  mem.  Amer.  rugby  team  which  toured 
Eng. ;  mem.  Amer.  rugby  team  in  8th  Olympiad 
(Paris)  ;  mem.  "All-World"  rugby  team.  1924- 
27,  official  for  H.  Sch.  and  Jr.  Coll.  games. 
1926,  coach  Olympic  Club  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker,  Mullin-Acton 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.,  Stanford  Univ., 
Oct.-Jan.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ; 
Elks;  Native  Sons  of  the  Golden  West.  Clubs: 
Olympic ;  Merchants  Exch.  Office:  114  Sansome, 
San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  234  10th  Ave., 
San  Francisco,  Calif. 


PATTERSON,  JAMES  CARLTON,  I.C.  100- 
yd.  dash  champ.,  1913.  Born:  Warsaw,  N.  C. 
Nov.  26,  1891.  Son  of  James  LeRoy  and  Mit- 
tie  (Carlton)  Patterson.  Ed.:  Balto.  City  Coll., 
1911;   B.S.,  M.E.,   Univ.  of  Penn.,  1915. 

Record:  1910,  100  and  220-yd.  dash  Intersch. 
champ.  Univ.  of  Va.  games  (time:  10.1  and 
22.4  sees.)  ;  So.  Atl.  Intersch.  50  yd.  dash  rec- 
ord holder  (time:  5.3  sees.)  ;  won  100  and  200 
meters,  Copenhagen,  Denmark.  1911.  100  and 
220  yd.  dash  Intersch.  champ.,  Univ.  of  Va. 
games  (time:  10.1  and  22.2  sees.);  made  So. 
Atl.  Sec.  A.A.U.  scholastic  record  for  100  yd. 
dash  (10  sees.)  and  220  yd.  dash  (22.1  sees.). 
Georgetown  Univ.  Meet;  won  So.  Atl.  A.A.U. 
100  and  220  yd.  dash  champs,  (time:  10.1  and 
22.3  sees.).  1912,  won  100  yd.  dash,  Penn.  Re- 
lays, Phila. ;  mem.  Olympic  team,  Stockholm. 
Sweden.  1913,  100  yd.  dash  I.C.  champ,  and 
joint  record  holder,  Cambridge  (time:  9.4 
sees. ) .  1914,  mem.  champ,  medley  relay  team ; 
runner-up,  British  champ.,  London,  Eng. ;  won 
special  100  meter  race  with  German  champ., 
Rau  (10.4  sees.),  Berlin,  Germany;  won  100 
and  200  meter  races,  Hamburg,  Germany ;  won 
100  meter  race  with  Black  of  Africa  (11  sees.), 
Budapest,  Hungary.  1915,  won  100  and  220 
yd.  dash,  Dartmouth-Penn  dual  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  to  pres.,  Silica  Gel. 
Corp.,  Balto.,  Md.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  2nd 
O.T.C.,  1917;  comn'd  1st  Lt.  Inf.;  promoted 
capt.  Ord.,  1918;  discharged  rank  of  maj.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Varsity  C.  (Univ.  Penn.)  ;  Balto. 
A.C. ;  Kappa  Sigma  ;  vice-pres.  Asso.  Pa.  Clubs  ; 
Md.  Yacht  C.  Hobby:  Yachting  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Martha  Ayre  Duncan,  Nov.  25,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: James  Carlton,  Jr.,  age  10 ;  WilliaTii 
Hansford  Duncan,  age  7.  Office:  1100  Garrett 
Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  South  Road,  Mt. 
Wash.,  Md. 


PATTENGILL,  VICTOR  ROMAINE,  football. 
Born:  Lansing,  Mich.,  June  20,  1887.  Son  of 
Henry  R.  and  Elizabeth  (Sharpsteen)  Patten- 
gill.  Ed.:  Lansing  H.  Sch.;  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  Mich.,  1911. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Lansing  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Mich.  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  Mich. 
F.B.  team  (champs,  of  West).  1911-12,  coach 
Lansing  H.   Sch.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Pattengill  Co.  (Real 
estate).  Mil.  Service:  In  Central  O.T.  Sch., 
Camp  Gordon,  Ga.,  1918;  2nd  Lt.,  Inf.,  Dec. 
1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Elks.  Clubs:  Lan- 
sing C.C. ;  "M"  (Univ.  Mich.)  ;  Rotary;  Lansing 
City.  Hobby:  Football,  golf  and  sailing.  Mar- 
ried: Edwina  Prudden,  Feb.  29,  1912.  Children: 
Keith  Prudden,  age  14 ;  Victor  R.,  age  12 ; 
Henry  Richard,  age  7.  Office:  City  Natl.  Bank 
Bldg.,  Lansing,  Mich.  Home:  61S  Ottawa  St., 
Lansing,  Mich. 


PATTERSON,  TERAH  HAGGIN,  rowing. 
Born:  Scott  Co.,  Ky.,  Feb.  21,  1856.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Susan  (Haggin)  Patterson.  Ed.: 
Upper  Canada  Coll.  (Canada),  Yale,  LL.B., 
1881,  M.L.,  1882. 

Record:  Mem.  Yale  crew. 

Married:  Leila  Milam.  Children:  Robert 
Milam,  age  35;  Colvin  Ben  Ali,  age  33;  Mar- 
tha, age  30;  Hattie  McKean,  age  25;  Rosa, 
age  19.  Address:  3115  Richmond  St.,  El  Paso, 
Tex. 


PATTON,  E.  PAUL,  soccer.  Born:  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  May  19,  1899.  Son  of  J.  Lee  and 
Florence  (Paul)  Patton.  Ed.:  Germantown 
Friends  Sch.,  1917;  Univ.  Pa.,  A.B.,  1922; 
LL.B.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Germantown  Friends' 
Sch.  F.B.,  soccer,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 


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F.B.  team,  1917;  capt.  soccer  team,  1916-17). 
1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  soccer  team 
(capt.  and  All-I.C.  team,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker  and  attorney. 
Mil.  Service:  Pvt.  U.S.M.C.,  Oct.  1918-Aug. 
1919 ;  pvt.  in  1st  troop,  Phila.  City  Cavalry, 
1922.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Union  League; 
Phila.  Cricket  Club.  Office:  400  Lincoln  Bldg., 
Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  262  Harvey  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

PATTON,  HENRY  JOSEPH,  basketball. 
Born:  Curwensville,  Pa.,  Oct.  30,  1881.  Son  of 
Alexander  Ennis  and  Mary  Jane  (Wright). 
Ed.:  Yale,  1903. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1902, 
pitcher  for  Yale-Prineetpn  commencement 
game.     1903,  pitcher  for  Yale-Harvard  game. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Commonwealth  Coal  and 
Coke  Co.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Odd  Fellow; 
Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Yale  A.A. ;  Union  League 
Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Letty  Robinson, 
Apr.  2,  1908.  Children:  Lettyjoe,  age  16;  John 
Alexander,  age  13.  Office:  1518  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  Paoli,  Pa. 

PATTON,  O.  VIRGIL,  baseball.  Born:  Tu- 
lare, Calif.,  Oct.  31,  1888.  Son  of  Myron  H.  and 
Malinda  K.  (Fowler)  Patton.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.,  1911. 

Record:  1908,  asst.  F.B.  mgr.,  Wash.  State 
Coll.  1908-11,  pitcher,  Wash.  State  Coll.  B.B. 
team  (All-N.  West,  pitcher  selection,  1911). 
1911,  coach  Oakesdale  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1912- 
13,  pitcher,  Starbuck  B.B.  team  (champs., 
Touchet  Valley  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Co.  agri.  agent.  Affiliations: 
Elks;  Sigma  Nu;  Upsilon  Sigma  Phi.  Married; 
Lelia  Hill,  Aug.,  1912.  Children:  Geraldine 
Lelia,  age  12;  Richard  Virgil,  age  3.  Office: 
San  Joaquin  Co.  Farm  Advisor,  Stockton,  Calif. 
Home:  1546  W.  Harding  Way,  Stockton,  Calif. 

PAUL,  CHARLES  H.,  football.  Born:  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.,  June  18,  1890.  Son  of  John  W. 
and  Lottie  (Frost)  Paul.  Ed.:  Newton  H.  Sch.; 
B.A.,  Yale,  1912;   Harvard. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1907).  1908,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1908,  mem.  Yale  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1909-11,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1910, 
chosen  by  many  sport  writers  as  All-Amer. 
tackle. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt.,  "L"  Co.,  364th  Inf.,  91st  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Mason;  Wash.  Judi- 
cial Court.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Alice  Paine, 
June  5,  1915.  Children:  Charlotte,  age  11;  Jac- 
queline, age  6;  Mary  Gould,  age  4.    Office:  203 


1st  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Longview,  Wash.    Home: 
1543   West  Nichols   Blvd.,   Longview,   Wash. 


PAULSON,  CHARLES  T.,  capt.  Luther  Col- 
lege football  team,  1927.  Born:  Canton,  S.  Dak., 
July  17.  1906.  Son  of  Paul  S.  and  Ina  (Jens- 
wold)  Paulson.  Ed.:  Canton  Normal;  Luther 
Coll. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Canton  Normal  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1923).  1924,  mem.  Canton  Normal 
Bskt.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Luther  Coll.  F.B. 
squad.  1926-27,  mem.  Luther  Coll.  varsity  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1927). 

Address:  Hudson,  S.  Dak. 


PAULSON,  CLARENCE  E.,  hockey.  Born: 
Clear  Lake.  Minn.,  Nov.  25,  1903.  Ed.:  St.  Cloud 
Tech.  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1926. 

Record:  1925-26,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team  ("Big  Ten"  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ford  automobile  agency. 
Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa  Alpha ;  Alpha  Psi.  Ad- 
dress: Princeton,  Minn. 


PAULSEN,  HOWARD  CORNELIUS,  capt. 
Yale  track  team,  1927.  Born:  Long  Beach,  Calif., 
Jan.  17,  1905.  Son  of  August  and  Myrtle 
(White)  Paulson.  Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.,  1923; 
B.S.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team  (capt., 
1927).  1927,  runner-up  I.C.A.A.A.A.  100-yd.  dash; 
3rd  place,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  220  yd.  dash ;  competed 
Yale-Princeton  track  meet  (100  yds.,  9  9/10 
sees.)  ;  competed  Yale-Harvard  track  meet  (220 
yds.,  21  2/5  sees.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bankers  Trust  Co.  Clubs: 
St.  Anthony  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Married:  Evelyn 
Campbell  Garrett,  Apr.  14,  1928.  Office:  1104 
Paulsen  Bldg.,  Spokane,  Wash.  Home:  245  E. 
13th  St.,  Spokane,  Wash. 


PAULSON,  ROBERT  ODEGARD,  varsity 
manager,  Univ.  of  Minnesota  wrestling  team, 
1928.  Born:  Clear  Lake,  Minn.,  Apr.  3,  1906. 
Son  of  Par  and  Ida  (Odegard)  Paulson.  Ed.: 
St.  Cloud  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1922;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1925,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team. 

1927,  asst.  mgr.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrestling  team. 

1928,  varsity  mgr.,  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrestling 
team.  Mem.  and  sec,  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
Mgrs.  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Bn.,  125th  F.A.,  Minn.  Natl.  Guard.  May,  1922 
to  1928.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  and  mem.,  Bd. 
of    Dirs.,     Odegard-Bowman    Motor     Co.,     Inc. 


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(Ogilvie,  Minn.);  Pi  Kappa  Alpha;  Alpha 
Kappa  Psi.  Hobby:  Riding  and  hunting.  Ad- 
dress: 321  12th  Ave.,  S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

PAUST,  BENJAMIN  A.,  basketball.  Born: 
Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Dec.  25,  1880.  Son  of  Mathias 
and  Inger  (Person)  Paust.  Ed.:  S.  Side  H. 
Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1904. 

Record:  Mem.  S.  Side  H.  Sch.  track  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1901-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Bskt.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  invest- 
ments. Affiliations:  Mgr.,  Metropolitan  Bank 
Bldg. ;  pres.  Benjamin  A.  Paust  Investment  Co. ; 
vice-pres.  Loeb  Arcade  Co. ;  Mason ;  Shriner ; 
Elks ;  Minneapolis  Horse  Show  Asso. ;  Minne- 
apolis Building  Mgrs.  and  Owners  Asso. ;  Sigma 
Alpha  Upsilon.  Clubs:  "W"  (Univ.  of  Wis.) ; 
vice-pres.  Golden  Valley  G.C. ;  Minneapolis  A.C. ; 
Lafayette  C.C. ;  Cross  Country  Riding ;  Minne- 
apolis Saddle  and  Briddle ;  Automobile.  Hobby: 
Horseback  riding.  Married:  Jess  Whited,  June 
6,  1907.  Children:  Charlotte  Gretchen,  age  18; 
Jeanne  Germaine,  age  17.  Office:  342  Metropoli- 
tan Bk.  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4332 
Dupont  Ave.,  S.  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


PAUXTIS,  SIMON  FRANCIS,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Pittston,  Pa.,  July  20,  1885. 
Son  of  Sylvester  and  Magdalen  (Zavis)  Paux- 
tis.  Ed.:  Edwardsville  H.  Sch.;  Wyo.  Sem. ; 
Lebanon  Valley  Coll. ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1910. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team. 
1908,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team.  1909,  mem. 
Cincinnati  Natl.  League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-12, 
F.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  Dickinson  Coll.  (Carlisle, 
Pa.).  1913,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa.  1916-28, 
ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  Pa.  Mil.  Coll. 
(Chester,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  Penn  A.C. 
(Phila.,  Pa.);  Overbrook  G.C.  (Phila.,  Pa.). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  Cassidy.  Children: 
Louise,  age  13;  Robert,  age  11;  Marion,  age  8; 
Rose  Mary,  age  4.  Office:  605  Finance  Bldg., 
Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  5225  Church  Rd.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


PAWLING,  GEO.  F.,  vice-pres.  A.A.U.,  1910- 
14.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Apr.  16,  1879.  Son  of 
William  Henry  and  Sarah  (Reese)  Pawling. 
Ed.:  Phila.  Manual  Training  Sch.;  C.E.,  Tem- 
ple  Univ.,   1905. 

Record :  1893-1907,  competed  in  open  competi- 
tion, 440-880-mile.  1907,  mem.  Amer.  Com.  on 
Aths.,  Jamestown  Exposition.  1908,  vice-pres. 
Metropolitan  Asso.  A.A.U. ;  mem.  Amer.  Com. 
Olympic  games,  London.  1909-16,  pres.  Middle 
Atl.  Asso.  A.A.U.  1910-14,  vice-pres.  A.A.U.  of 
U.S.  1912,  mem.  Amer.  Com.  Olympic  games. 
1926,  chrmn.  com.  on  boys  activities,  Sesqui- 
Centennial   Exposition. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Geo.  F.  Pawling  Con- 
struction Co.  Mil.  Service:  Comn'd.  maj.  engrs., 
Phila.,  1918;  maj.  O.R.C.  since  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  Soc.  C.E. ;  Union  League  C. ;  Ma- 
sons ;  LuLu  Temple  C.C. ;  Doylestown  C.C. ; 
Engrs.  C.  Hobby:  Boys  activities.  Married: 
Sarah  Bellevue.  Children:  Geo.  Franklin,  Jr., 
age  25 ;  Mildred  Pawling  Bader,  age  20.  Office: 
1432  So.  Penn  Sq.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Union 
League  C,  Phila.,  Pa. 


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PAXTON,  WILLIAM  MILLER,  3RD,  rowing. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  14,  1898.  Son  of  James 
Donaldson  and  Myra  (Gulick)  Paxton.  Ed.: 
St.  Lukes  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1919. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew 
(capt,   1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.,  Raybestos  Co. 
(Bridgeport,  Conn.).  Naval  Service:  Enlisted, 
U.S.N.R.F.,  May,  1917;  discharged,  Q.M.I.C. 
(Dec,  1918).  Clubs:  Brooklawn  C.C;  Black 
Rock  Yacht;  Princeton  (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ. 
(Bridgeport,  Conn.).  Married:  Marion  Hen- 
shaw,  June  1,  1921.  Children:  James  Donald- 
son, 2nd,  age  3 ;  Edward  Burnham,  infant. 
Office:  Bostwick  and  R.R.  Ave.,  Bridgeport, 
Cann.  Home:  89  Grovers  Ave.,  Bridgeport, 
Conn. 


PAYSEUR,  TED  BARTON,  assistant  coach, 
Northwestern  University,  1926-28.  Born:  Wil- 
mington, N.  C,  Dec.  31,  1901.  Son  of  John  J. 
and  Jennie  (Mitchell)  Payseur.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Drake  Univ.,   1922. 

Record:  1917,  won  Des  Moines  Jr.  golf  champ. 
1919-21,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  track  team.  1919-22, 
mem.  Drake  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (3  yrs.  All- 
State  champs. ;  2  yrs.  All-Mo.  Valley  champs. ; 
runner-up  in  total  scoring,  1922;  capt.,  1921). 
3  yrs.,  mem.  Drake  Univ.  golf  team  (Big  Ten 
and  Mo.  Valley  champs.  3  consecutive  yrs. ; 
won  individual  golf  I.C.  tournament,  1921).  4 
yrs.,  coach,  Dubuque  H.  Sch.  (Bskt.B.  and 
track  champ,  teams,  1919,  '22,  '26).  3  yrs.  mem. 
la.  State  champ,  golf  team  (semi-finalists,  la. 
State  amateur  golf  tournaments,  1924-27). 
1926-28,  asst.  coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  fresh- 
man Bskt.B.  teams  at  N.  West.  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  N.  West.  Univ. 
coaching  staff.  Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C.  at  Drake 
Univ.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Bskt.B.  Asso.; 
la.  Golf.  Asso. ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Masons ; 
Red  Cross  Natl.  Asso. ;  Interf  raternity  Club  of 
Chicago ;  Dubuque  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Landschulz.  Office:  Patten  Gym., 
Evanston,  111.  Home:  1311  Chicago  Ave., 
Evanston,  111. 


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PAYSON,  HELEN  THOMAS,  Canadian 
ladies'  open  golf  champion.  Born:  Portland, 
Me.,  Dec.  30,  1901.  Daughter  of  Richard  Con- 
ant  and  Helen  (Thomas)  Payson.  Ed.:  Wayn- 
flete  Sell. ;   Smith  Coll. 

Record:  1926,  won  Belleair  champ,  (defeating 
Glenna  Collett  in  finals  and  Mrs.  G.  Henry 
Stetson  in  semi-finals).  1926-27,  won  Me. 
State  women's  golf  champ.  1927,  won  Berthe.l- 
lyn  Cup  tournament;  won  Canadian  ladies' 
open  golf  champ.    1928,  Bermuda  champ.  f 

Clubs:  Portland  C.C.  Address:  82  West  St., 
Portland,   Me. 


PEACH,  WILLARD  L.,  football,  track. 
Born:  Fremont,  Ohio,  June  23,  1895.  Son  of 
Chas.  A.  and  Delia  (Snyder)  Peach.  Ed.:  Fre- 
mont H.  Seh.;  West.  State  Normal  Sch. ;  A.B., 
Univ.  Mich.,  1920. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Fremont  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1913).  1914, 
mem.  West.  State  Normal  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.     1916-19,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Highland  Park  Motor 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in  U.S.M.C.  as  pvt., 
Sept.,  1918 ;  disch.  as  1st  Lt.,  Sept.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon;  Michigamua;  Ma- 
sons; K.P. ;  "M"  Club.  Address:  16123  Wood- 
ward, Detroit,  Mich. 


PEACOCK,  SAMUEL  MOORE,  president, 
Middle  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association,  1927- 
28.  Born:  Reading,  Pa.,  Nov.  21,  1881.  Son 
of  Charles  and  Katherine  (Hoff)  Peacock.  Ed.: 
Public  Schs.,  Reading,  Pa. 

Record :  1905-06,  played  in  natl.  singles  champ. 
1905-17,  played  in  various  tennis  tournaments 
in  Phila.  including  Phila.  champs.,  State 
champs,  and  Germantown  Cricket  Club  champs. 
1908-28,  played  Inter-Club  tennis  and  squash 
racquets.  1913-22,  sec.  Phila.  Inter-Club  L.T.A. 
1913-28,  mem.  tennis  com.  Germantown  Cricket 
Club.  1922-27,  vice-pres.  Phila.  Inter-Club 
L.T.A.  1925-28,  mem.  exec.  com.  Middle  States 
L.T-A.  1927-28,  pres.  Middle  States  L.T.A. 
1928,  mem.  nominating  com.,  U.S.L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking  and  brokerage. 
Clubs:  Germantown  Cricket  (mem.  bd.  gov.  and 
tennis  com.).  Married:  Louise  Telge,  Nov.  17, 
1917.  Children:  Samuel  Moore,  Jr.  Office:  141 
S.  4th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  226  W.  Chelton 
Ave.,  Germantown,  Pa. 

PEAKE,  MILLARD  F.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  11,  1892.  Son  of  William  C. 
and  Emma  M.  (Sharswood)  Peake.  Ed.:  Tech. 
H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  B.S.,  Va.  Poly.  Inst., 
1915;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Coll.  of  Law.,  1927. 


Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Tech.  H.  S.  F.B.  team, 
team.  1912,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  '14).     1921-28,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Patent  attorney.  Married: 
Mildred  M.  Koontz,  May  22,  1916.  Office:  918 
F  St.,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1217 
Upshur  St.,  N.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

PEARLMAN,  IRVING  RALPH,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  July  29, 
1898.  Son  of  Morris  H.  and  Cecelia  Pearlman. 
Ed.:  5th  Ave.  H.  Sch.;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  5th  Ave.  H.  Sch.  F.E. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pitts- 
burgh Freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Cleveland  "Tigers" 
pro.  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Steubenville  pro. 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Ashland  (Ky.)  pro.  F.B. 
team.    1928,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 

iJrcs.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Gridiron  C.  (Univ.  Pitts- 
burgh) ;  Pi  Lambda  Phi;  Mercantile  C.  Office: 
1325  5th  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  Morrow- 
field   Hotel,   Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

PEARSE,  ROBERT  HERBERT,  rowing  and 
skating.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Jan.  11.  1891.  Son  of 
Geo.  A.  and  Minnie  (Quinn)  Pearse.  Ed.:  Elem. 
Sch.;  Morris  H.  Sch.;  Walworth  Bus.  Sch. 

Record:  1913,  selected  mem.  All  N.  Y.  Octuple 
Sculls  crew.  1913  and  1921,  won  N.E.  champ, 
in  Quad.  1915,  coach  Nonpareil  Rowing  Club, 
N.  Y.  (capt.).  1922-28,  chmn.  Rowing  Com.,  N. 
Y.A.C. ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.  Natl.  Asso.  Amateur 
Oarsman  (pres.)  ;  Middle  States  Regatta  Asso.; 
mem.  Bd.  of  Stewards  N.  Y.  Rowing  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  rep.  Mil.  Service: 
Flying  Cadet,  A.A.C.,  1917-18.  Affiliations: 
Winged  Foot  G.C. ;  sec.  and  Lt.,  Tourn.  Com. ; 
Dayton  Pump  and  Mfg.  Co. ;  Ainer.  Legion ; 
Larchmont  Shore  Club.  Hobby:  Rowing.  Office: 
114  E.  32nd  St.,  N.  Y.  G,  N.  Y.  Home:  Espla- 
nade Gardens,  El.  Lincoln  Ave.,  Mt.  Vernon. 

PEAVY,  CLAUDE  E.,  soccer,  baseball.  Born: 
Falconer,  N.  Y.,  July  2,  1901.  Son  of  Geo.  E. 
and  Thirza  (Hine)  Peavy.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Leland 
Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Santa  Maria  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1920-22,  mem. 
Stanford  soccer  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Stanford 
B.B.  team  (capt,  1923).  Mem.  Shell  Co.  of 
Calif,  semi-pro.  B.B.  team  at  Ventura. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  and  oil  production 
engr.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Shell  Co.  of  Calif. ; 
Ventura  Shell  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Marie  Merrill,  Aug.  19,  1924.     Children:  Merrill 


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Alfred,  age  2 ;  Claudia  Jane,  infant.  Office:  c/o 
Shell  Co.  of  Calif.,  Ventura,  Calif.  Home:  1652 
San  Nicholas,  Ventura,  Calif. 

PEASE,  EDWARD  ALLEN,  capt.  Harvard 
tug  of  war  team,  1885-88.  Born:  Enfield,  Conn., 
Feb.  10,  1865.  Son  of  Theodore  D.  and  Julia  T. 
(Allen)  Pease.  Ed.:  Harvard  Coll.;  Harvard 
Med.  Sch. 

Record,:  1885-88,  capt.  Harvard  tug  of  war 
team. 

Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Vol.  Med.  Corps.  Affilia- 
tions: Soc.  Mayflower  Desc. ;  S.A.R.  Clubs: 
Brookline  (Mass.)  C.C. ;  St.  Botolfe  (Boston); 
Harvard  (Boston  and  N.  Y.)  ;  Tyre  (Campbell 
River,  British  Columbia,  Vancouver  Island)  ; 
Auto,  of  South.  Calif.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Margaret  Caldwell  Mohler.  Chil- 
dren: Althea  Julia,  age  23;  Edward  Allen,  Jr., 
age  22.  Address:  659  St.  John  Ave.,  Pasadena, 
Calif. 


PECK,  EDWARD  LAWRENCE,  football,  rug- 
by. Born:  Ransom,  Kans.,  Feb.  22,  1S87.  Son 
of  Edward  W.  and  Francis  (Simons)  Peck.  Ed.: 
Pasadena  H.  Sch.  (Calif.)  ;  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1913. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1908,  mgr.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  rugby  squad. 
1914,  hooker  Stanford  varsity  rugby  team.  1915- 
1G,  hooker  Olympic  A.C.  rugby  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Gas  Div.  and  Auto 
Dept.,  Empire  Oil  and  Refining  Co.  Affiliations : 
Masons;  Scottish  Rite  (32°);  Hillcrest  C.C. 
Hobby:  Wrestling,  trap  shooting,  training  bird 
dogs,  hunting,  fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Jane 
Stapleton,  June  17,  1917.  Office:  Empire  Cos., 
Bartlesville,  Okla.  Home:  1326  Johnstone  Ave., 
Bartlesville,  Okla. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player  and 
mgr.  Cleveland  "Indians."  Mil.  Service:  Ord. 
Dept,  Cleveland,  O.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Cleve- 
land A.C. ;  Shrine.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married: 
Mildred  Stidger,  Feb.  22,  1911.  Children: 
Roger  A.,  age  16 ;  Walter,  age  13 ;  Ralph,  age 
10.  Office:  Cleveland  Ball  O,  Cleveland,  O. 
Home:  15705  Oak  Hill  Rd.,  Cleveland,  O. 

PEEPLES,  FLEETWOOD  DELGADO,  swim 
ming.  Born:  Varnville,  S.  C,  June  30,  1898.  Son 
of  Theodore  Ashley  and  Adella  (Chisolm)  Pee- 
ples.  Ed.:  Columbia  H.  Sch.  (Columbia,  S.  C.)  ; 
Rollins  Coll.,   1923. 

Record:  1919-20,  swimming  instr.  Y.M.C.A., 
Columbia,  S.  C.  1921-28,  dir.  aquatic  sports, 
French  Broad  Camp,  Brevard,  N.  C.  (during 
summer)  ;  dir.  aquatic  sports,  Rollins  Coll., 
Winter  Park,  Fla.  (during  winter).  1925,  ath. 
dir.,  Winter  Park,  Fla.  Childrens  A.A.  Chrmn. 
Cen.  Fla.  chapt.,  Life  Saving  Corps,  Amer. 
Natl.  Red  Cross. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Or- 
ange Co.  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Master  of 
Boy  Scouts,  Winter  Park,  Fla.;  Y.M.C.A. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  Rollins  Coll.,  Win- 
ter Park,  Fla.  Home:  121  Lincoln  St.,  Colum- 
bia, S.  C. 

PEDERSON,  HAROLD  C,  wrestling.  Born: 
Franklin,  Minn.,  Dec.  13,  1902.  Son  of  H.  B. 
and  Karoline  (Holter)  Pederson.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1925-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrest- 
ling team  (runner-up  in  Middle  West.  I.C. 
Conf.,  1925-26;  won  three  dual  matches,  1926- 
27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  County  agri.  agent.  Affilia- 
tions: Alpha  Gamma  Rho ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Gamma 
Delta;  Mason;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Hobby:   Hunting.     Address:  Wheaton,   Minn. 


PECKINPAUGH,  ROGER  T.,  playing  mgr. 
Cleveland  "Indians"  pro.  baseball  team.  Born: 
Wooster,  O.,  Feb.  5,  1891.  Son  of  Frank  and 
Cora  (Daily)  Peckinpaugh.  Ed.:  East.  H.  S. 
(Cleveland,  O.). 

Record:  1907-09,  played  semi-pro.  B.B.  in 
Cleveland.  1908-09,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1910,  mem.  Cleveland  "Indians"  pro. 
B.B.  team,  farmed  out  to  New  Haven  C.  1911, 
mem.  Portland,  Ore.  pro.  B.B.  team.  1912,  mem. 
Cleveland  "Indians."  1913-21,  traded  to  N.  Y. 
"Yankees."  1922-26,  mem.  Wash.  "Senators" 
(estab.  major  league  record  for  double  plays 
with  Harris  and  Judge,  '25).  1927,  mem.  Chi- 
cago "White  Sox."  1928,  mgr.  Cleveland  "In- 
dians." Played  on  "Yankees"  1st  world  champ, 
team  and  on  Wash.  1st  world  champ,  team. 
Mem.  of  4  pennant  winning  teams. 


PEDLEY,  ERIC  LEADER,  polo.  Born:  Los 
Angeles,  Calif.,  Jan.  2,  1896.  Son  of  Wm. 
Everard  and  Elizabeth  (Barlow-Massicks) 
Pedley.     Ed.:  Riverside  H.   Sch. ;   Stanford. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Del  Monte  golf  team, 
(Pacific  Coast  open  champs.).  1923-27,  mem. 
Midwick  polo  team  (Pacific  open  champs.,  1923- 
27;  U.S.  Jr.  and  U.S.  open  champs,  1924). 
1926,  mem.  Hurricane  polo  team  (U.  S.  open 
champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking,  House 
of  Blair  and  Co.,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  With  91st 
Div.  Inf.  and  3rd  O.T.C. ;  Comn'd  2nd  Lt.  at 
Camp  Lee,  Va. ;  assigned  to  44th  Inf.  at  Camp 
Lewis  and  San  Francisco ;  resigned,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  "Fairways,  Inc ;"  Chi  Psi. 
Hobby:  Polo  and  golf.  Married:  Alejandra 
Macondray,     Sept.    15,     1923.      Children:    Jane 


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Carleton,  age  3;  Alexandra  Inez,  age  1.  Office: 
224  I.  N.  Van  Nuys  Bldg.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  525  Rose  Rd.,  San  Gariel,  Calif. 

PELLY,  BERNARD  BERENGER,  capt.  Yale 
crew,  1923.  Born:  Seattle,  Wash.,  May  19,  1901. 
Son  of  Bernard  and  Elizabeth  (Montgomery 
Minor)  Pelly.     Ed.:  Yale,  1923. 

Record:  1920,  capt.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1921-23,  mem.  Yale  2nd  crew  (capt.  Yale  varsity 
crew,  1923). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Balfour,  Guthrie  and  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Clubs:  Univ. 
Office:  1425  Dexter  Horton  Bldg.,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Home:  1314  Minor  Ave.,   Seattle,  Wash. 

PEMBERTON,  JOHN  ROY,  rugby  football, 
rowing.  Born:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Sept.  22, 
1884.  Son  of  Wm.  Samuel  and  Elizabeth 
(Hampton)  Pemberton.  Ed:  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,    1909. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Portland  Rowing  Club 
crew  (won  Pacific  Coast  champ,  for  4-oared 
shells  and  runner-up  in  Internatl.  Regatta  at 
Lake  Quinsigamond).  1906-07,  mem.  Stanford 
crew.    1906-09,  mem.  Stanford  rugby  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  geologist,  Petroleum 
Securities  Co.  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.).  Affilia- 
tions: Elks;  Sigma  Xi;  A.I.M.M.E.;  Amer  Orni- 
thological Union ;  Sesimological  Soc.  of  Amer. ; 
Amer.  Asso.  of  Petroleum  Geologists;  Wilson' 
Ornithological  Club;  Cooper  Ornithological 
Club.  Hobby:  Ornithology.  Married:  Ruth  Bur- 
nett, Jan.  25,  1916.  Children:  Jack,  age  7. 
Office:  714  W.  10th  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  525  N.  Palm  St.,  Beverly  Hills,  Calif. 

PEMBERTON,  NEWMAN,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Galatia,  111,  Aug.  12,  1893.  Son  of  H.  W. 
and  Etta  (Webber)  Pemberton.  Ed.:  Capt. 
Girardeau  Normal  Sch.,  1912 ;  Wash.  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (honorable  mention  for 
h.b.,  Mo.  Valley  Conf.).  1921,  F.B.  and  track 
coach,  Jackson  Acad.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  Offi- 
ciated in  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate,  Bixby-Smith 
Real  Estate  Co.  (mgr.  of  sales).  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  Naval  Aviation,  July,  1917,  Pensacola, 
Fla. ;  discharged  Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma  ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Civic  A.A. ;  Osage  C. 
C.  Ho bby:  Athletics.  Married:  Dthel  Lulow, 
June  25,  1922.  Children:  Shirley,  age  4;  Mere- 
dith, age  3.  Office:  1001  Locust  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.    Home:  341  E.  Argonne  Dr.,  Kirkwood,  Mo. 


PENDERGAST,  WILLIAM  LYONS,  golf. 
Born:  Great  Barrington,  Mass.,  Oct.  10,  1896. 
Son  of  Michael  H.  and  Nellie   (Lyons)   Pender- 


gast.   Ed.:  Holy  Cross  Coll.  (Worcester,  Mass.)  ; 
B.A.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1918. 

Record:  1915,  mgr.  Holy  Cross  track  team, 
(fastest  %  relay  team  in  Coll.  world).  1924, 
won  Tom  Moore  cup;  won  Bannockburn  G.C. 
champ.  1924-28,  competed  Wash,  amateur  golf 
tournaments.  1928,  runner-up  Town  and  C.C. 
golf  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ceramic  engr.  (Bureau  of 
Standards).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Army  Med. 
Corps,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Amer.  Cera- 
mic Soc. ;  Holy  Cross  Gelvimise ;  Georgetown 
Celvimise ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Holy  Cross  A.A. ; 
Georgetown  A.A. ;  Bannockburn  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Mary  Woodard,  Mar.  11,  1916. 
Children:  Vivian,  age  12;  Doris,  age  7.  Office: 
Bureau  of  Standards,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1775 
Calif.  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

PENDLETON,  LEWIS  EL,  captain  Whittier 
College  football  team,  1927.  Bom:  Okla.  City, 
Okla.,  Aug.  20,  1905.  Son  of  R.  M.  and  Olive 
(Robinson)  Pendleton.  Ed.:  Whittier  Union 
H.  Sch.;  Whittier  Coll. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Whittier  Union  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  1924).  1924-27, 
mem.  Whittier  Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
track,  1925;  capt.  F.B.,  1927;  mem.  All-South, 
track  team,  1926 ;  holds  Whittier  Coll.  record  in 
220  yd.  dash  and  discus  throw ;  tied  for  100  yd. 
dash  record,  10  sec.  flat ;  won  individual  track 
cup  at  Whittier  Coll.,  1924-26 ;  won  medals  in 
All-Conf.  track  meet  in  100  yd.  and  220  yd. 
dashes ;  individual  high  point  man  in  three  out 
of  four  track  meets,  1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Covina  H.  Sch.  Affil- 
iations: Delta  Chi  Phi ;  Success  Club  (Whittier, 
Calif.)  ;  Address:  433  S.  Milton  St.,  Whittier, 
Calif. 

PENDLETON,  TALBOT  TAYLOR,  football 
and  baseball.  Bom:  Berkeley  Springs,  W.  Va., 
Feb.  14,  1891.  Son  of  N.  S.  D.  and  Agnes  (Tay- 
lor) Pendleton.  Ed.:  Episcopal  H.  Sch.  (Alex- 
andria,  Va.)  ;   A.B.,  Princeton,   1913. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.  Episcopal  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1905-08,  mem.  Episcopal  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1909,  capt.  Princeton  fresh- 
men F.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
men B.B.  team.  1910-12,  capt.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (W.  Camp's  All-Amer.  '10). 
1911-13,   mem.   Princeton   varsity   B.B.    team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Roeser  &  Pen- 
dleton, Inc.,  oil  business.  War  Record:  En- 
listed O.T.C.,  1917 ;  trans,  to  Air  Service ;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  185th  Aero  Squad.  Affiliations:  Tiger 
Sun  C.  (Princeton)  ;  Ft.  Worth  C.  (Tex.)  ; 
Univ.  C,  Rivercrest  C.C.  (Ft.  Worth).  Mar- 
ried:  Frances   Steele,   May   6,    1926.      Children: 


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Ann  Frances.  Office:  Ft.  Worth  C.  Bldg.,  Ft. 
Worth,  Tex.  Home:  Rivercrest,  Ft.  Worth, 
Tex. 

PENFIELD,  THORNTON  BANCROFT,  JR., 

track  and  cross  country.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N. 
Y.,  May  1,  1899.  Son  of  Dr.  Thornton  B.  and 
Martha  M.  (Martin)  Penfield.  Ed.:  Engle- 
vvood  H.  Sch.,  1916;  Lawrenceville  Acad.,  1917; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1921;  M.A.,  Columbia  Univ., 
1923;  B.D.,  Union  Sem.,  1924. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch.  track 
and  relay  teams  (Penn.  relays,  class  "A"). 
1917,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Acad,  track  team. 
1918-21,  mem.  Princeton  track  team.  1919-22, 
mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  and  cross-country  teams 
(mem.  team  that  won  amateur  Natl,  cross-coun- 
try race  at  Pittsburgh,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Minister.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.  Light  Arty.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Up- 
silon;  N.Y.A.C;  Tena  Club  (Princeton);  Delta 
Sigma  Pi ;  Calif.  Soc.  Hobby:  Cruising  and 
hunting  in  Alaska,  golf  and  basketball.  Office: 
228  Elizabeth  Ave.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J.  Home:  127 
Princeton  Rd.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

PENFIELD,  DR.  WDLDER  GRAVES,  foot- 
ball coach,  Princeton,  1914.  Born:  Spokane, 
Wash.,  Jan.  26,  1891.  Son  of  Charles  S.  and 
Jean  (Jefferson)  Penfield.  Ed.:  Lit.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1913;  Oxford  Univ.  (Eng.),  A.B.,  1916, 
B.S.  and  M.A.,  1920;  M.D.,  Johns  Hopkins, 
1918. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Princeton  wrestling 
team.  1912,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1913, 
mgr.  Princeton  B.B.  team ;  coach,  Princeton 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1914,  head  F.B.  coach, 
Princeton.  1915,  mem.  Amer.  Ambulance  rugby 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Merton  Coll.  (Oxford) 
rugby  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Surgeon  at  Amer.  Red  Cross  Hospital  No.  2, 
Paris,  1917.  Affiliations:  Clinical  prof,  of  neu- 
rological surgery.  McGill  Univ.  (Montreal, 
Canada)  ;  surgeon  in  charge  of  neurological 
surgery,  Montreal  Gen.  and  Royal  Victoria 
Hospitals ;  Amer.  Neurological  Soc. ;  A.M.A. ; 
N.  Y.  Acad,  of  Med. ;  Halstead  Club.  Married: 
Helen  Kermott.  Children:  Wilder  Graves,  Jr.. 
age  9;  Ruth  Mary,  age  S;  Priscilla,  age  2; 
Amos  Jefferson,  age  1.  Office:  Royal  Victoria 
Hospital,  Montreal,  Canada.  Home:  Montreal, 
Canada. 


PENHALLOW,  DUNLAP  PEARCE,  Harvard 
"letter"  man.  Born:  Amherst,  Mass.,  Aug.  9, 
1880.  Son  of  David  P.  and  Sarah  (Dunlap) 
Penhallow.  Ed.:  Private  Schs.  (Montreal,  Can- 
ada) ;  McGill  Univ.,  1898;  B.S.,  Harvard,  1903; 
M.D.,  Harvard,  1906. 


Record:  1898,  mem.  McGill  Univ.  freshman 
hockey  team.  1900-02,  mem.  Harvard  hockey 
team.  1902,  mem.  Harvard  track  team.  1900-03, 
mem.  Harvard  lacrosse  team  (capt.,  1903).  1905- 
06,  coach  Harvard  hockey  team.  1904-15,  coach 
Harvard  lacrosse  team.  1908-15,  mem.  Boston 
Lacrosse  Club  team  (pres.  and  founder).  1910, 
mem.  Brae-Burn  hockey  team   (Boston,  Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  War  Record: 
Over  seas  with  Amer.  Red  Cross,  1915 ;  comdr. 
maj.,  Med.  Corps,  Apr.  11,  1917-20;  asst.  dir.  to 
chief  surgeon,  1915-18 ;  commanding  officer,  field 
hospital;  at  present  Lt.  Col.,  Med.  Res.,  U.S.A.; 
comn'd.  Mar.  21,  1925.  Affiliations:  A.M.A. ; 
Asso.  of  Mil.  Surgeons ;  Mass.  State  Med.  Soc. ; 
Fellow  of  Amer.  Coll.  of  Surgeons ;  Natl.  Geo- 
graphical Soc. ;  Chaplain  Soc.  of  Canada ;  V.F. 
W. ;  Amer.  Legion;  M.O.W.W. ;  M.O.F.W. 
Clubs:  Harvard  Varsity;  Harvard  Club  (St. 
Louis  and  Wash.)  ;  Univ.  Club  (St.  Louis)  ; 
Cong.  C.C.  (Wash.)  ;  Cosmos  C.  (Wash.). 
Hobby:  .Golf.  Married:  Katheryn  M.  Hitch- 
cock, Oct.  6,  1926.  Office:  The  Farragut,  Wash., 
D.  C     Home:  1755  N  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,   D.  C. 

PENNELL,  S.  HOWARD,  All  Amer.  fullback, 
Univ.  Pa.  soccer  team,  1911-12.  Born:  Philadel- 
phia, Pa.,  Aug.  17,  1891.  Son  of  S.  F.  and  Mar- 
garet B.  (Owen)  Pennell.  Ed.:  Westtown  Sch.; 
Univ.  Pa.,  B.S.,  1913;  M.E.,  1925. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Westtown  Sch.  soccer, 
cricket,  gym.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  skating  teams. 
1910,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  cricket  team. 
1910-13,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  soccer  team  (All-Amer. 
f.b.,  1911-12;   capt.,   1912-13). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  Affilia- 
tions: Theta  Chi;  Kiwanis  C.  (Phila.)  ;  Varsity 
Club.  Hobby:  Botany.  Married:  Ellen  D.  Stan- 
ton, Sept.  2,  1915.  Children:  Edna  Stanton,  age 
5 ;  Dorothy  Davis,  age  3.  Office:  Land  Title 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  140  Hilldale  Rd., 
Lansdowne,  Pa. 

PENNINGTON,  LEE  ROBERTS,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Martinsburg,  W.  Va.,  Nov.  19,  1894.  Son 
of  Lee  R.  and  Mary  (Hulette)  Pennington.  Ed.: 
Havre  de  Grace  (Md.)  H.  S.,  1911;  B.S.,  M.E., 
Univ.  of  Md.,  1915. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  track  and 
relay  teams  (won  open  indoor  14-mile  George 
Wash.  Indoor  meet,  2  :09  4/5.  '15 ;  won  Penn.  re- 
lays, '15).  1915,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Md.  track  team; 
capt.  Co.  Cadet  Corps,  winning  competitive  drill. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor.  War  Record:  En- 
listed Inf.,  1st  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  (15  mos.)  ; 
silver  star  citation ;  disch.,  1919 ;  pres.  rank, 
1st  Lt.,  U.S.A.  Res.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi 
Sigma;  "M"  C.  (Univ.  Md.)  ;  5th  Div.  Soc. 
Married:  Catherine  Carter,  Jan.  21,  1920.  Chil- 
dren: William  G.  C,  age  6.  Office:  391  Arlington 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  15  Taylor  St.  N.W., 
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PENNYPACKER,  THOMAS  R.,  track.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  Dec.  20,  1894.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Anna  H.  (Carpenter)  Pennypacker.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team.  1914-16,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team 
(won  I.C.  A. A. A.  1-mile  relay  champ.  1918,  won 
440-yd.  dash,  Inter-Squadron  track  meet  (Brit- 
ish Grand  Fleet)  at  Edinburgh,  Scotland. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.,  1917;  served  on  U.S.S.  Ark., 
attached  to  British  Grand  Fleet,  North  Sea 
Area.  Affiliations:  Harvard  A.A. ;  Mason.  Hob- 
by: Radio  telegraphy.  Married:  Alice  Richards, 
June  28,  1923.  Office:  Boston  Latin  Sen.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  20  Prescott  St.,  Cambridge, 
Mass. 

PEPLAW,  ROBERT  JONATHAN,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  New  Britain, 
Conn.,  June  24,  1904.  Son  of  Andrew  and 
Emily  (Russell)  Peplaw.  Ed.:  New  Britain 
H.  Sch. ;  Choate  Sch.  (Wallingford,  Conn.); 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  New  Britain  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1920 ;  F.B.  team  won  Conn.  State,  champ., 
1919;  held  100  yd.  dash  record  in  H.  Sch.,  10 
1/10  sec).  1921-22,  mem.  Choate  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Choate  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (held  100  yd.  dash  record,  10  2/10 
sec. ;  220  yd.  dash  record,  22  1/10  sec. ;  broad 
jump  record,  22  ft.  4  in. ;  discus  throw  record, 
123  ft.  7  in.).  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  fresh- 
man F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1924- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  golf  team  (All-Univ. 
golf  champ.).  1926,  won  Minn.  State  amateur 
consolation  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi.  Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  School, 
1609  Univ.  Ave.  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  198  Maple  St.,   New  Britain,   Conn. 

PEPPER,  GEORGE  WHARTON,  crew,  foot- 
ball, track,  cricket.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.. 
Mar.  16,  1867.  Son  of  Geo.  and  Hitty  M. 
(Wharton)  Pepper.  Ed.:  Pvt.  tutors;  Univ. 
Pa.,    B.A.,    1887;    LL.B.,    1889. 

Record :  1884,  mem.  Germantown  cricket  team  ; 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman  crew.  1884-86,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  cricket  team  (I.C.  champs.,  1886). 
1885-86,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1886-87, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  track  team.  1907-08,  mem.  Mer- 
ion  Cricket  Club  soccer  team.  Mem.  Merion 
Cricket  Club  squash  team.  Mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
A.A.  F.B.  Com.  1924-25,  one  of  com.  of  3  with 
Grantland  Rice  and  Devereaux  Milburne  to 
define  amateur  status  in  lawn  tennis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  senator;  attorney. 
Mil.  Service:  Chmn.  Pa.  Council  Natl.  Defense ; 


color  sergt.,  1st  Prov.  Regt.,  Plattsburg,  1915- 
16.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Zeta  Psi;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa ;  mem.  Pepper,  Bordine,  Stokes  Jand 
Schoch.  Clubs:  Penn  A.C. ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity; 
Racquet;  Univ.;  Metropolitan  (D.  C).  Hobby: 
Athletics  and  mountain  climbing.  Married: 
Charlotte  R.  Fisher,  Nov.  25,  1890.  Children: 
Adeline  L.  Pepper  Paul ;  George  W.,  Jr. ; 
Eleanor  Pepper  Newbold.  Office:  Land  Title 
Bldg.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.  Home:  1921  Panama 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


PEPPER,  GEORGE  WHARTON,  JR.,  crew, 
football.  Bom:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Jan.  14, 
1895.  Son  of  Geo.  W.  and  Charlotte  (Fisher) 
Pepper.    Ed.:  Univ.  Pa.,  A.B.,  1916;  B.S.,  1918. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team. 
1915-16,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew.  Mem. 
Univ.  Barge  Ciub  crew  (won  Peoples  Regatta, 
1920,  Sr.  four  oared  shell). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect,  Tilden,  Register 
and  Pepper  Co.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt,  Bn.D., 
47th  Arty.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi;  Univ.  Barge. 
Clubs:  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity;  Phila.  Racquet;  St. 
David  G.C.  Married:  Marion  Myers.  Children: 
George,  3rd,  age  10;  Heyward,  age  9;  Char- 
lotte, age  7;  William  S.,  age  5;  Marion,  age  3. 
Office:  1520  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  400 
St.  David  Rd.,  St.  Davids,  Pa. 


PERKINS,  ARTHUR,  track.  Born:  Ogden, 
Utah,  June  14,  1895.  Son  of  Geo.  Win.  and 
Nellie  A.  (Dunton.)  Perkins.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  A.B.,  Harvard  Univ.,  1920 ;  M.D., 
Harvard  Univ.  Med.  Sch.,  1923. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team.  1916,  Harvard  freshmen  track 
team.  1919,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon ;  mem.  Merritt 
Hosp.  staff  (Oakland,  Calif.).  War  Record:  En- 
listed in  U.S.A.,  Feb.,  1918;  served  in  A.E.F. ; 
disch.  with  rank  of  2nd  Lt.,  Dec,  1918,  hay- 
ing served  in  aviation  section.  Affiliations:  Ala- 
meda Co.  Med.  Soc  Married:  Thekla  Katharine 
Becker,  June  14,  1927.  Office:  Med.  Bldg.,  Oak- 
land, Calif.  Home:  470  Ellita  Ave.,  Oakland, 
Calif. 


PERRY,  AUGUSTUS  GEORGE  JAMES,  pro 

fessinal  golf.  Born:  London,  England,  Sept. 
11,  1884.  Son  of  Richard  and  Rebecca  (Potter) 
Perry.  Ed.:  Public  schs.,  London,  England,  1899. 

Record:    1908-13,    pro.    St.    Joseph    CO.,    St. 

Joseph,  Mo.  1913-16,  pro.  Highlands  C.C.,  St. 
Joseph,  Mo.  1920-24,  pro.  Meadow  Lake  C.C., 
Kans.  City,  Mo.  1922-23,  pro.  Oak  Ridge  C.C., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  1924-25,  pro.  Superior  G.C. 
and  Minneapolis  G.C.  1926-28,  pro.  Armour 
Fields  G.  C,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Mid- West  P.G.A. ;  Armour  Fields  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Apr.  12,  1914.  Child:  Beatrice 
Marie,  age  13.  Office:  Armour  Fields  G.C, 
Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home:  West  Haven  Hotel, 
Kans.  City,  Mo. 


PERKY,  LAWRENCE,  sports  critic.  Born: 
Newark,  New  Jersey,  November,  1875.  Son  of 
William  Aurelius  and  Mary  (Hayes)  Perry. 
Education:  Private  institutions ;  Princeton. 

Record:  1897-1904,  yachting  and  football  re- 
porter of  the  New  York  Sun  staff.  1906-20,  con- 
ducted the  amateur  sports  column  in  the  New 
York  Evening  Post,  entitled  "For  the  Game's 
Sake."  1907-1910,  organized  and  edited  the 
magazine  entitled  "Yachting."  1920,  became 
affiliated  with  the  Consolidated  Press  Associa- 
tion of  Washington,  D.  C.  Author  of  the  fol- 
lowing sports  fiction  works :  "For  the  Game's 
Sake" ;  "Touchdowns."  Author  of  two  juvenile 
and  five  adult  novels.  Contributor  of  short 
stories  to  all  leading  magazines. 

Present  Occupation:  Sports  critic  and  author. 
Affiliations:  The  Princeton.  Club  of  New  York ; 
The  Nassau  Club,  Princeton,  New  Jersey ;  The 
Players'  Club  of  New  York ;  The  Angler's  Club 
of  New  York ;  North  Side  Lawn  Tennis  Club ; 
Dutch  Treat  Club  of  New  York;  Sons  of  the 
Revolution,  New  York.  Hobby:  Lawn  tennis ; 
walking.  Married:  Larry  Louise  Crossman. 
Children:  Glen  H.  C,  age  24.  Office:  Park  Row 
63  New  York  City,  New  York.  Home:  Rudd 
Court  12,  Glen  Ridge,  New  Jersey. 

PERRY,  RALPH  WILLIAMSON,  president 
Forty  Thieves  National  Amateur  Golf  Associa- 
tion. Born:  Portland,  Me.,  Jan.  5,  1886.  Son 
of  Frank  L.  and  Gertrude  E.  (Williamson) 
Perry. 

Record:  Pres.  Forty  Thieves  Nat'l.  Amateur 
G.A.  (with  membership  in  every  State  in  Union, 
Can.,  Mex.,  around  3000  mems.).  Originated 
and  sponsored  the  Forty  Thieves,  which  has  for 
its  insignia  an  earthern  jug  on  which  are  su- 
perimposed the  figures  "40"  in  bright  yellow. 
The  Forty  Thieves  encourage  golf  among  new 
players.  Sept.,  1918,  will  stage  the  first  national 
telegraphic  tournament,  matched  medal  play, 
new  departure  in  tournament  golf.  Thieves 
incorp.  non-profit  making  organization.  John 
M'Entee  Bowman,  vice-pres.  of  Thieves.  League 
is  gov.  by  the  Imperial  Privy  Council  made  up 
of  one  representative  from  each  State.  Only 
Natl.  A.G.A.  in  Amer.  which  has  individual 
membership,  whereas  U.S.G.A.  is  a  club  mem- 
bership organization. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  editor.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Second  lieut.  TJ.  S.  Air  Service ;  instr.  S.A. 
T.C.    Affiliations:  Mason;  Shriner;  K.T. ;  Elks; 


Natl.  Geographic  Soc. ;  Miami  Biltmore  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Daily  News,  Miami,  Fla. 
Home:  1756  56th  St.  N.  W.,  Miami,  Fla. 

PERRY,  WALTER  BABCOCK,  track.  Born: 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  Oct.  21,  1881.  Son  of  Walter 
Scott  and  Emma  (Blackman)  Perry.  Ed.: 
M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1904. 

Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (capt,  1900).  1888,  first  place  Mich. 
State  intersch.  meet  mile  walk  at  Ann  Arbor 
(gold  medal).  1900,  runner-up  in  Mich.  State 
intersch.  meet  mile  walk  (silver  medal).  1901- 
04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team.  1903,  holder 
Varsity  Annual  Field  Games  record  1-mile  race, 
4 :33  2-5 ;  holder  Univ.  of  Mich.  vs.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago dual  meet  record  1-mile  run,  4 :32  3-5 ; 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  relay  team,  coll.  champ,  of 
Amer.  at  Penn.  Relays,  won  1-mile  race,  4 :32 
(gold  watch)  ;  runner-up  in  I.C.  track  meet  at 
Chicago  1-mile  run.  1904,  Univ.  of  Mich.  vs. 
Univ.  of  Chicago  outdoor  dual  meet  1-mile  run, 
4  :34  2-5. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Production  mgr.  Mechani- 
cal Handling  Systems,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  Michigamua  Soc.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Miriam  Whaler,  June  2,  1922. 
Child:  Ramon  Scott,  age  14.  Office:  3454  Den- 
ton Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  250  Margaret 
St.  W„  Detroit,  Mich. 


PESCHEL,  CYRIL  LAWRENCE,  football  and 

basketball.  Bom:  Wahpeton,  N.  Dak.,  April  7, 
1907.  Son  of  Marcus  and  Kathryn  (Schwegel) 
Peschel.  Ed.:  St.  John's  Parochial  Sch.;  Wah- 
peton H.  Sch. ;  N.  Dak.  State  Coll. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Wahpeton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  and  All-State  q.b,  ,924).  1922-24, 
mem.  Wahpeton  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925, 
mem.  N.  Dak.  State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1926,  mem.  N.  Dak.  State  Coll.  track  and  Bskt. 
Ball  teams.  1926-27,  mem.  N.  Dak.  State  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Al- 
pha Kappa  Phi ;  Blue  Key ;  K.C. ;  N.  Dak.  Club. 
Address:  326  Iowa  Ave.,  Wahpeton,  N.  Dak. 


PESEK,  CYRIL  PAUL,  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  May  30, 
1904.  Son  of  F.  J.  and  Marie  (Kokesh)  Pesek. 
Ed.:  St.  Thomas  H.  Sch.;  St.  Thomas  Coll.; 
Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1916-20,  mem.  St.  Thomas  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-21,  mem. 
St.  Thomas  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(All-State  forward,  Bskt.B.).  192L22,  mem. 
Univ.  Minn,  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1922-24, 
mem.  Univ.  Minn,  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (Ohio  State  Daily's  All-Conf.  center). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Architect ;  vice-pres.  F.  J. 
Pesek  Realty  Co.  Mil.  Service:  In  R.O.T.C,  St. 
Thomas  Mil.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi; 
Scarab ;  Tau  Upsilon  Kappa ;  Minn.  Officials  Or- 
ganization. Clubs:  St.  Thomas  Mopogrm ;  "M" 
(Univ.  Minn.).  Office:  211  Fawkes  Bldg.,  Min- 
neapolis, Minn.  Home:  519  Oak  St.  S.E.,  Min- 
neapolis, Minn. 

PETER,  J.  J.,  track.  Born:  Rockford,  Ind., 
Nov.  19,  1877.  Son  of  Herschell  and  Ella  (Kes- 
ter)    Peter.     Ed.:  Andover  Acad.;   Yale. 

Record :  1897,  mem.  Andover  Acad,  track  team 
(broke  Natl.  Intersch.  120  yd.  hurdle,  16  3/10 
sec;  B.A.A.  indoors  45  yd.  hurdle  champ.  1898, 
won  Yale  track  meet  120  yd.  hurdle;  won 
Travers  Island  120  yd.  hurdle.  1899,  estab. 
world  record  60  yds.  in  8  sec.  Fitchburg  A.A. 
(Mass.)  ;  1st  place,  B.A.A.  indoor  meet  45  yd. 
hurdle. 

Address:  Seymour,  Ind. 


PETER,  PAUL  F.,  swimming.  Born:  Wash., 
D.  C,  May  4,  1904.  Son  of  M.  J.  and  Grace 
(Smith)  Peter.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  S. ;  Central  H.  S. ; 
Geo.  Wash.  Univ.;  Syracuse  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  Mem.  Central  H.  S.  F.B.,  track 
and  swimming  teams.  1924,  mem.  Geo.  Wash, 
swimming  team  (capt.  elect,  '25).  1925-27,  mem. 
Syracuse  Univ.  Swim.  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
Syracuse  Univ.  Water  Polo  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Syracuse  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Scabbard  &  Blade  Soc. 
(Syracuse).  Hobby:  Swimming.  School:  Syra- 
cuse University,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Home:  4911  V 
St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


PETER,  PHILIP  NORMAN,  baseball  and 
tennis.  Bom:  Kensington,  Md.,  July  5,  1894. 
Son  of  Geo.  and  Laura  (McGruder)  Peter.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  S.,  1911  (Wash.,  D.C.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Md.,  1915;  P.G.,  Yale,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  B.B.  team. 
1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  tennis  team  (mgr. 
'15).    1926-28,  mem.  Dept.  of  Agr.  tennis  team 

Pres.  Occupation:'  Chemist,  Dept.  of  Agr 
War  Service:  Chemist,  War  Dept.,  1917-21 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Sigma.  Hobby:  Tennis 
Office:  Dept.  of  Agr.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  Ken 
sington,  Md. 

PETERS,  HARRY  L.,  baseball.  Born:  phil- 
delphia,  Pa.,  Oct.  15,  1897.  Son  of  Harry  and 
Emma  (Soley)  Peters.  Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch. 
(Phila.)  ;  Univ.  Pa.,  E.E. ;  B.S. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
varsity  B.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Div.  plant  engr.,  N.  J.  Bell 
Tel.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  In  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  Pa., 
during  World  War.  Affiliations:  Eta  Kappa  Nu ; 
A.I.E.E. ;  Pa.  Varsity  Club.  Married:  Edith 
Albertson,  May  2,  1925.  Child:  Harry  L.,  Jr.,  in- 
fant. Office:  28  W.  State  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Home:  6202  Homer  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

PETERS,  J.  FRED,  JR.,  wrestling  coach,  Bal- 
timore   Y.M.CA.      Born:    Baltimore,    Md.,    Oct. 

5,  1885.  Son  of  J.  Fred  and  Anna  (Warnken) 
Peters.  Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll.;  Strayer's 
Business  Coll. 

Record:  1913,  won  South  Atlantic  lightweight 
wrestling  champ.;  won  Y.M.CA.  (Baltimore) 
wrestling  champ.  1915-28,  coach,  Baltimore 
Y.M.CA.  wrestling  teams  (teams  have  won 
South  Atlantic  champs,  every  yr.  since  1916). 
1921-28,  phys.  dir.,  Baltimore  Y.M.CA.  1923-28, 
officiated  at  I.C  and  Intersch.  wrestling 
matches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.,  Baltimore 
Y.M.CA.  Hobby:  Wrestling.  Married:  Helen 
Leatherbury,  June  7,  1917.  Children:  June, 
age  10;  Helen,  age  7.  Office:  Y.M.CA.,  Balti- 
more, Md.  Home:  3011  Woodland  Ave.,  Balti- 
more, Md. 

PETERSON,  CHARLES  C,  world's  fancy 
shot  billiard  champ.,  1917-28.  Born:  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  Feb.  28,  1879.  Son  of  Anthony  and 
Anthonette  (Prosser)  Peterson.  Ed.:  Milwau- 
kee Parochial   Schs. 

Record:  1897-98,  Milwaukee  Billiard  champ. 
1898,  Wis.  pocket  billiard  champ.;  Fla.  billiard 
champ.  1900,  '02,  N.  West,  billiard  champ.  1901, 
3rd,  N.  West,  billiard  champ.  Won  S.  West, 
champ,  vs.  Frank  Maggioli.  1904,  won  Natl, 
short  stop  billiard  champ.  (St.  Louis).  1907, 
played  in  Amer.  billiard  tournament,  N.  Y. 
Theatre  Concert  Hall  (N.  Y.  C).  1908,  won 
Red  Ball  Natl,  billiard  champ.  (St.  Louis ). 
1909,  played  in  4  Star  tournament  (St.  Louis). 
1917-28,  world's  fancy  shot  champ.  1923,  won 
short  stop  champ,  of  Amer.,  N.  Y.  C  and  St. 
Louis  (still  holder).  Holder  of  Internatl. 
fancy  shot  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Proprietor,  billiard  par- 
lors. War  Record:  1st  Wis.  Vol.,  1898 ;  Span- 
ish-Amer.  War.  Affiliations:  Elks;  K.C ;  Mo. 
A.A. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Bartemus  C.C. 
Hobby:  Billiards:  Married:  Katherine  E. 
Kleser,  Oct.  13,  1902.  Children:  Herbert,  age 
23 ;  Marie,  age  21 ;  Dorothy,  age  17.  Office: 
218  N.  7th  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4515  Lin- 
dell  Blvd.,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 

PETERSON,  HAMLET  EDWIN,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.     Bom:  Scarville,  la.,  Apr. 

6,  1897.  Son  of  Albert  and  Gertrude  (Ander- 
son)  Peterson.     Ed.:  Lake  Mills  H.  Sch.    (la.) 


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1912;  Luther  Acad.  (Minn.),  1915;  A.B.,  Lu- 
ther Coll.,  1922;  Univ.  of  la.    (summer  sch.). 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Luther  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  Luther  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  for  three  yrs. 
Mem.  Luther  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  for  two 
yrs.  (capt,  1922).  1928,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  coach,  Luther  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Luther  Coll.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  Co.  H.,  54th  Inf.,  1917; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  discharged, 
Camp  Dodge,  July,  1919.  Affiliations :  Vice- 
pres.  Interstate  Conf.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.     Address:  Luther  Coll.,  Decorah,  la. 

PETERSON,  HARVEY  ANDREW,  track. 
Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Feb.  14,  1873.  Son  of 
Andrew  G.  and  Alice  B.  (Lufkin)  Peterson. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago,  A.B.,  1897,  Ph.D.,  1909; 
M.A.,  Harvard,  1900. 

Record:  1897,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
team   (won  mi.  run,  Chicago-Mich,  dual  meet). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  psychology,  111. 
State  Normal  Univ.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Psy- 
chological Asso. ;  Coll.  Alumni  Club  (Blooming- 
ton,  111.,  pres.,  1927).  Married:  Marie  Hall, 
1905.  Children:  Alice  Hall,  age  17;  Richard 
Harvey,  age  15;  Andrew  G.,  age  9.  Address: 
603  Normal  Ave.,  Normal,  111. 

PETERSON,    HERBERT    G.,    football    and 

baseball.  Born:  Arnot,  Pa.,  Sept.  10,  1894.  Son 
of  Alfred  and  Maria  Peterson.  Ed.:  Mansfield 
State  Normal  Sch.  (Pa.),  1913;  B.S.,  Ursinus 
Coll.   ( College ville,  Pa.),  1917. 

Record :  1912-13,  mem.  Mansfield  State  Normal 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1913-14,  pitcher,  Mansfield  State 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  '14).  1914-16,  mem.  Ursinus 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1928,  umpire  and  referee  F.B. 
games;  mem.  Central  Bd.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  1917;  R.O.T.C. ;  comn'd.  2nd  It.,  1st. 
lt.  and  capt. ;  resigned  rank  of  capt.,  1919.  Af- 
filiations: Ursinus  Coll.  A.A. ;  A.L. ;  Masons ; 
pres.  Corey  Creek  G.C. ;  pres.  Mansfield  Business 
Men's  Asso. ;  dir.  Smyth  Pk.  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  football.  Married:  Eleanor  Judge.  Children: 
Mary  Lee,  age  6;  Gerhard,  age  5.  Address: 
Mansfield,  Pa. 

PETERSON,  LLOYD  WILLIAM,  football, 
basketball,  baseball.  Born:  Willmar,  Minn.,  Aug. 
16,  1900.  Son  of  N.  Jacob  and  Julia  (Dale) 
Peterson.  Ed.:  Willmar  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ. 
Minn.,  1925 ;  M.A.,  1928. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Wilmar  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1925-26,  coach  Owatonna  (Minn.)  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1927-28,  dir.  of 
phys.  ed.  and  aths.  Univ.  H.  Sch.,  Univ.,  Minn, 
(champs,  in  F.B.,  1927). 


Pres  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  aths. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in  U.S.A.,  Oct.,  1918; 
disch.,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa  ; 
Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  "M"  Club.  Married: 
Irene  Eleanor  Olson,  Dec.  29,  1927.  Office:  15 
Education  Bldg.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  3124  11th  Ave.,  So.  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

PETRANCK,  PAT,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Eliza- 
beth, N.  J.,  May  20,  1897.  Son  of  Andrew  and 
Mary  Petranck.  Ed.:  Pub.  sens,  of  Elizabeth, 
N.  J. 

Record:  1916-23,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Tountakah 
C.C.  (Mitley,  N.  J.).  1923,  golf  pro..  Princess 
Anne  C.C.  (Norfolk,  Va.).  1924,  runner-up,  Va. 
open  golf  tournament.  1924-27,  golf  pro.,  Peters- 
burg C.C.  (Va.).  1925-26,  won  Va.  open  golf 
tournament.  1926,  qualified  for  Natl,  open  tour- 
nament (Columbus,  O.).  1928,  golf  pro.,  West- 
over  G.C.   (Winston-Salem,  N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.  arty.,  July,  1918;  discharged, 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Elks;  P.G.A. ;  West- 
over  G.C.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Married:  Lake 
McAlister,  Oct.  13,  1923.  Children:  John,  age 
3%  ;  Lake,  age  1%.  Address:  Westover  G.  Club, 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C. 

PETTERSON,  SEVERT  HUSE,  baseball. 
Born:  Princeton,  Minn.,  June  4,  1897.  Son  of 
S.  S.  and  Evelyn  (Ross)  Petterson.  Ed.:  Blake 
Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1920;  M.B.A.,  Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Blake  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(State  prep.  sch.  champs.,  1916).  1916.  mgr. 
Blake  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team ;  mem.  O.T.C.  B.B.  team 
Monterey,  Calif.).  1917,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1919-22,  Princeton,  Minn.,  B.B.  team 
(summer). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking,  Industrial  Accept- 
ance Corp.  (asst.  treas.).  Naval  Service:  Pilot, 
U.  S.  naval  air  service,  1918-19.  Clubs:  Univ. 
(Minneapolis,  Minn.);  Varsity;  Quadrangle 
(Princeton)  ;  Staplers  Club,  Harvard.  Hobby: 
Golf,  motoring,  aviation  and  baseball.  Married: 
Ethel  Stovel.  Children:  Nancy  Elinor,  infant. 
Office:  2550  Graybar  Bldg.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
28  DeKalb  Ave.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

PETTIJOHN,  LYLE,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  Big 
Nine  Conf.  F.B.  champs.,  1909.  Born:  St.  Peter, 
Minn.,  July  8,  1887.  Son  of  Elias  S.  and  Eliza- 
beth Sarah  (Hughes)  Pettijohn.  Ed.:  Central 
H.  Sch.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,   1910. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1904-05,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1905-06,  Univ.  of  Minn,  middleweight  boxing 
champ.  1905,  Univ.  of  Minn,  heavyweight  boxing 


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champ.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team  (Big 
Nine  Conf.  champs.,  1909).  1909-10,  mem.  Univ. 
Minn.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1910).  1910,  coach  Pills- 
bury  Acad.  (Owatonna,  Minn.)  ;  1910-17,  played 
pro.  and  semi-pro.  B.B. ;  F.B.  Official.  1926,  mgr. 
Blue  Earth  B.B.  team.  1927,  Sec,  Blue  Earth 
Valley  League  (mem.  Blue  Earth  champ,  team). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  Draft  Bd.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  R.A.M. ;  Blue  Earth  Community  Club ; 
Kiwanis  C.  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports  and  cards. 
Married:  Anna  LeClaire,  Sept.  20,  1911.  Chil- 
dren: Audrey  Ruth,  age  15 ;  Lyle  LeClaire,  age 
13.    Address:  Blue  Earth,  Minn. 


Penn.  eight  (won  Child's  Cup,  '24-'25 ;  Steward 
Cup  and  Amer.  Henley,  '24).  1925-27,  mem. 
Penn  A.C.  crew  (1st  Amer.  8-oared  crew  to  win 
Canadian  champ,  and  Hanlon  trophy ;  won 
Amer.  champ.,  '25;  Amer.  and  world  champs., 
Sesqui-Centennial  Internatl.  Regatta,  '26).  1926, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  Varsity  crew  (won  Child's 
Cup)  ;  elected  to  Hon.  Mem.  in  Vet.  Ath.  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Asst.,  Oscar  Winter 
Mfg.  Co.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C;  Varsity  C. 
(Univ.  Penn.);  Vet.  Ath.  Asso.;  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha.  Married:  Estelle  Schiendelman,  June 
23,  1927.  Office:  4430  Market  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  6104  Oxford  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


PFEIFFER,  OSCAR  JOSEPH,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  crew,  1881.  Bom:  Portsmouth,  N.H., 
Apr.  8,  1858.  Son  of  Joseph  Sylvester  and  Gene- 
vieve (Karcher)  Pfeiffer.  Ed.:  Portsmouth  H. 
Sch. ;  Dartmouth  Coll.,  A.B.,  1877;  hon.  A.M., 
1897;  M.D.,  Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  1884;  Univ. 
Colo. 

Record:  1873,  capt.  Portsmouth  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1873-77,  mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B. 
gym.,  track,  soccer  and  B.B.  teams  and  crew. 
1877-80,  capt.,  Rockingham  B.B.  team ;  mem. 
Granite  State  B.B.  team.  1881,  ranked  6th  in 
Harvard  Coll.  all-around  ath.  and  gym.  tests  of 
student  body ;  mem.  Harvard  Coll.  varsity  crew. 
1883,  mem.  Harvard  Coll.  class  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Club:  Univ.  Married:  Annie  Hale  Folsom,  dec'd. 
Children:  Genevieve  F.  Pfeiffer  Hallett,  age  41 ; 
Mary  G.  Pfeiffer  Healy,  age  34.  Office:  209  16th 
St.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home:  900  Logan  St.,  Den- 
ver, Colo. 

PFLANZ,  CHARLES  H.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Utica,  N.Y.,  Dec.  22,  1891.  Son  of 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Charles  H.  Pflanz.-  Ed.:  Unica 
Free  Acad. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Utica  Free  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (picked  All-State  end,  1910).  1910-11, 
mem.  Utica  Free  Acad.  B.B.  team.  1911-12,  play 
pro.  F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec,  Norwich  Knitting  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Sgt.,  Co.  "C,"  324th  Field  Signal 
Bn.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials; 
Canasawacta  C.C.  Married:  Ruth  Griswold. 
Children:  Ruth,  age  3.  Office:  96  East  Main  St., 
Norwich,  N.Y.  Home:  160  N.  Broad  St.,  Nor- 
wich, N.Y. 

PFLUG-FELDER,  GEORGE  WILLIAM,  row- 
ing. Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  26,  1903.  Son  of 
Robert  H.  and  Katherine  (Gosch)  Pflug-Felder. 
Ed.:  N.  East.  H.S.  (Phila.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Penn., 
1926. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  Freshmen 
crew;  mem.  N.  Phila.  Boat  C.  (Middle  Atl. 
State    champs.).      1924-25,    coxswain,    Univ.    of 


PHELPS,  HAROLD  R.,  Central  A.A.U.  out- 
door champ.  Born:  Carbon  Cliff,  111.,  May  2, 
1903.  Son  of  Revoe  J.  and  Freda  (Krambeck) 
Phelps.  Ed.:  Davenport  H.  Sch.;  B.E.,  Univ. 
of  Iowa,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  cross- 
country and  track  teams.  1923,  3rd  pi.,  2  mi. 
run,  Big  10  Conf.  indoor  track  meet ;  1st  pi., 
Big  10  Conf.  cross-country  run.  1924,  runner- 
up,  2  mi.  run,  Big  10  Ind.  Conf.  track  team ; 
3rd  pi.,  2  mi.  Internat'l  run,  Penn  Relays ;  1st 
pi.,  Big  10  cross-country  run.  1925,  1st  pi.,  2 
mi.  run,  Big  10  indoor  conf.  meet  (new  record, 
9:32);  1st  pi.,  3000  meter  run,  Kans.  Relays; 
1st  pi.,  Internat'l  2  mi.  run.  Penn  Relays ; 
runner-up,  2  mi.  run,  Big  10  outdoor  conf.  track 
meet ;  runner-up  5000  meter  run,  Olympic  try- 
outs.  1926,  won  Cen.  A.A.U.  5  mi.  run  (new 
record,  26:22).  1926-27,  mem.  Chicago  A. A. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  dept,  Amer.  Blower 
Corp.  Affiliations:  Theta  Tau ;  Delta  Upsilon; 
Amer.  Soc  of  Heating  and  Ventilating  Engrs. ; 
Chicago  A.A.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Gladys  Hirt,  Feb.  19,  1927.  Office:  6004  Russell 
St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  960  Gladstone,  Apt. 
405,  Detroit,  Mich. 

PHELPS,  WILLIAM  FIELD,  football,,  track 
and  golf.  Bom:  Chanute,  Kan.,  May  4,  1904. 
Son  of  Robert  Warren  and  Esther  (Field) 
Phelps.     Ed.:  Colo.  Springs  H.  Sch.;  Colo.  Coll. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Colo.  Springs  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1924).  1921,  '23, 
runner-up,  Colo.  State  F.B.  champ.  1921,  '24, 
Colo.  State  F.B.  champs.  1921,  '23-'24,  runner- 
up  for  State  Bskt.B.  champ.  1924,  capt.,  Colo. 
Springs  H.  Sch.  track  team  (won  State  running 
broad  jump  champ.,  22  ft.  1%  in.).  1925-27, 
mem.  Colo.  Coll.  F.B.  and  golf  teams  (capt., 
1927)  ;  won  Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  golf  champ.  1926, 
runner-up  in  Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  F.B.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  "C"  Club.  Address:  312  Foote  Ave., 
Colo.  Springs,  Colo. 


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PHILLER,  RICHARD  MONTGOMERY,  crew, 
tennis,  football.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Sept. 
7,  1886.  -Son  of  George  Stanley  and  Helen 
(Montgomery)  Philler.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch. 
(Concord,  N.H.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1908. 

Record:  1904,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  F.B. 
team.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  crew, 
and  varsity  tennis  team  (I.C.  champs  in  singles 
and  doubles).  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
crew  (asst.  mgr.).  1908,  mgr.,  Univ.  Pa.  var- 
sity crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Treas.,  Janney  &  Co. 
(Phila.)  ;  N.Y.  rep.,  Janney  &  Co.  War  Record: 
Capt.  and  Adj.,  368th  Inf.,  U.S.A.;  served  in 
A.E.F. ;  disch.  with  rank  capt,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  Univ.  Pa.  Club;  N.Y. 
Rittenhouse  Club ;  Univ.  Barge  Club.  Hobby: 
Rowing  and  tennis.  Married:  Kathleen  Ryan 
Smiley,  July  22,  1925.  Office:  14  Wall  St., 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  1000  Park  Ave.,  N.Y  C., 
N.Y. 

PHILLIPS,  CLEMENT  A.,  track.  Born:  Col- 
fax, Wash.,  Apr.  5,  1895.  Son  of  Albert  M.  and 
Bertha  (Freeman)  Phillips.  Ed.:  N.  Cen.  H. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  State  Coll.  of  Wash.,  1919;  M.S., 
Univ.  of  Calif.,  1927. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  N.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track 
team ;  won  Y.M.C.A.  cross-country  run.  1916-19, 
mem.  State  Coll.  of  Wash,  track  team  (capt., 
1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Mil.  Service:  mem. 
S.A.T.C.,  1917.  Affiliations:  Beta  Phi;  Sigma 
Phi  Upsilon;  Alpha  Zeta;  Amer.  Dairy  Science 
Asso. ;  sec-treas.,  Calif.  Dairy  Industries  Asso. ; 
sec.-treas..  Calif.  Cheese  Asso..  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Adelaide  Wishiski,  June  8,  1920.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  Eugenia,  age  6 ;  Donald  Bertram, 
age  4.  Office:  Univ.  Farm,  Davis,  Calif.  Home: 
Box  51,  Davis,  Calif. 

PHILLIPS,  GEORGE  M.,  football  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Carnesville,  Ga.,  Sept.  24,  1895. 
Son  of  George  S.  and  Elizabeth  (Hunsinger) 
Phillips.  Ed.:  Donald  Fraser  Sch.,  1914;  Ga. 
Tech.,  1919. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  team.  1915-19,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1919;  picked  as  All-South, 
center,  1916-17-19 ;  picked  as  All-Amer.  center, 
1917).  1924-26,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  Sch.  for 
Boys  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1927,  official  in  South. 
Conf.  and  S.T.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rep.,  South.  States  Life  Ins. 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.  Marine,  Nov., 
1917;  comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  discharged  Aug.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu  ;  Masons;  Amer.  Business 
Club  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  pres.,  Sunday  Schs.  A.A. 
(Atlanta,  Ga.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Eleanor  McGreger,  June  17,  1922.     Office:  South. 


States   Life   Ins.   Co.,  Atlanta,   Ga.      Home:  29 
Shadow  Lawn  Ave.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


PHILLIPS,  HERMAN  EDGAR,  National  I.C. 
and  A.A.U.  champions.  Born:  Rushville,  Ind., 
Aug.  2,  1904.  Son  of  Clinton  W.  and  Laura 
(Wicker)  Phillips.  Ed.:  Natl.  H.  Sch.;  Butler 
Coll. 

Record :  1923,  won  Natl.  H.  Sch.  mi.  run,  time 
4:30  (Stagg's  intersch.  meet,  Chicago,  111.). 
1924,  defeated  Joie  Ray  in  half  mi.  race  (Louis- 
ville, Ky.).  1925,  won  mi.,  State  I.C.  track  meet, 
time  4 :23 ;  won  West.  Conf.  quarter  mi.,  time 
48.9  sees. ;  won  Natl.  I.C.  quarter  mi.,  time  49.2 
sees.  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  ran  on  winning  Butler 
Coll.  mi.  relay  team  which  ran  mi.  relay  in  5  :18. 

1926,  won  440  and  880  in  little  State  meet ;  won 
1000  yd.  run  at  111.  indoor  relay  carnival ;  won 
State  quarter  mi.  an  dhalf  mi.,  breaking  record 
with  49.2  sees,  in  440,  and  1 :56  in  half  mi. ;  won 
Natl.  I.C.  quarter  mi.,  time  48.7  sees.  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  won  1000  yd.  run,  111.  relay  carnival;  won 
Little  State  quarter,  and  half  mi.  and  220  yd. 
dash ;  won  State  quarter  and  half  mi.,  time  48.5 
sees,  for  quartermi.  and  1.58  for  half  mi. ;  won 
Natl.  I.C.  quarter  mi.,  time  48.5  sees.  (Chicago, 
111.)  ;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  quarter,  time  48.9  sees. 
(Lincoln,  Nebr.).  Has  distintion  of  being  only 
man  who  ever  won  a  race  in  Natl.  I.C.  meet 
three  times  in  succession ;  never  defeated  in 
quarter  or  half  mi.  runs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Tau  Delta  ;  Blue  Key ;  111.  A.C.  Hobby:  Build- 
ing radio  sets.    Married:  Louise  Lyons,  July  16, 

1927.  Address:  Butler  Coll.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


PHILLIPS,  IRVINE  L.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Salinas,  Calif.,  June 
10,  1906.  Son  of  Franklain  M.  and  Marion 
(Vierra)  Phillips.  Ed.:  Salinas  Union  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Calif. 

Record:  Mem.  Salinas  Union  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (3  yrs.,  capt.,  1923).  Mem.  Salinas  Union 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  Com- 
peted Coast  Co.  Ath.  meet  (12-lb.  shot,  49  ft.  7 
in.-;  discus,  137  ft.  4  in.;  100  yd.  dash,  10.2). 
1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Calif,  freshman  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Calif,  var- 
sity track  and  F.B.  teams.  Hon.  mention  on 
All-Amer.  1927,  runner-up  I.C.A.A.A.A.  track 
in. ;  discus,  137  ft.  4  in. ;  100  yd. dash,  10.2  sees.), 
meet  (discus,  144.7  ft.)  ;  runner-up  Pac.  Coast 
Conf.  track  meet  (discus,  144.6  ft.).  Address: 
Univ.  of  Calif.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 


PHILLIPS,  LAWRENCE  AKERS,  basketball 
and  tennis.  Bom:  Wash,  D.  C,  Apr.  7,  1904. 
Son  of  E.  L.  and  Ersie  (Akers)  Phillips.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.C.),  1922;  Univ.  of 
Md.,  1924 ;  Geo.  Wash.  Univ. 


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Record:  1919,  runner-up,  Boys'  Dist.  (singles) 
tennis  champ.;  won  Boys'  Dist.  (doubles) 
champ.  1921,  Jr.  singles  and  doubles  champ. 
1921-22,  mem.  Central  H.  Sen.  tennis  team  (Dist. 
Intersch.  Champ.,  '21-'22;  capt,  '22).  1922, 
mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (Dist. 
champs.)  ;  won  Univ.  of  Md.  tennis  tournament, 
school  singles  champ.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md. 
tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Geo.  Wash.  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Address:  3558  11th  St.,  N.W.,  Wash,  D.C. 


PHIPPS,  GERALD  W.,  track.  Born:  Bryant, 
S.  Dak.,  Oct.  24,  1904.  Son  of  B.  G.  and  Eliza- 
beth Phipps.    JSd.:  Spearfish  Teachers'  Coll. 

Record:  1923,  state  record,  javelin  throw 
(162  ft.  3  in.),  Sioux  Falls,  S.  Dak.  1926,  dual 
track  meet  between  Spearfish  Teachers'  Coll., 
and  Chadron  Teacher's  Coll.,  broke  Neb.  and  S. 
Dak.  record,  jav.  throw  (186  ft.  6  ins.)  ;  won 
gold  medal;  mem.  Spearfish  F.B.  team  (All- 
State  tackle). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  Engineer.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Chi  Sigma;  Lettermen  Club.  Hobby:  F.B. 
Address:  Spearfish,  S.  Dak. 


PICARD,  FRANK  A.,  football.  Born:  Sagi- 
naw, Mich.,  Oct.  19,  1889.  Son  of  Alfred  and 
Zepherine  (LeGault)  Picard.  Ed.:  Saginaw  H. 
Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Mich.,  1912. 

Record :  Mem.  Saginaw  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (chosen  by  sports  writers  and  critics  as 
capt.,  All-State  H.  Sch.  team,  1907).  1909,  mem. 
Univ.  Mich,  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1910,  mem. 
Univ.  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  squad ;  sec.  and  um- 
pire, South.  Mich.  League,  1910-11 ;  special 
sports  writer,  Detroit  News.  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
Mich.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  At- 
tended Ft.  Sheridan,  1917 ;  comnd.  capt. ;  went 
to  85th  Div.  and  Army  Sch.  of  Line,  L'Angres, 
France,  grad.,  1918 ;  capt.,  headquarters,  Co. 
338th  Inf.;  staff  officer,  6th  Army  Corps,  1919; 
major  when  retired.  Affiliations:  chmn.  of  bd., 
Means  Stamping  Co. ;  pres.,  Goeshel-Kuiper  Co. ; 
mem.  bd.  of  exec,  com.,  People's  Service  Corp. ; 
mem.  bd.  of  Saginaw  Lumber  Co. ;  asst.  sec, 
Superior  Oil  Co. ;  K.C. ;  Saginaw  Welfare 
League  ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Gamma  Eta  Gamma  ; 
Barristers.  Clubs:  Saginaw  Canoe;  Saginaw 
Country;  "M"  (Univ.  Mich.);  Kiwanis  Inter- 
national ;  Auto,  of  North  Mich. ;  Saginaw  Club. 
Hobby:  Bridge,  golf  and  dramatics.  Married: 
Ruth  Doersam,  June  8,  1921.  Children:  Frank 
A.  2nd,  age  5 ;  Ruth  Mary,  age  4 ;  Patricia, 
age  2;  John  Alfred,  infant.  Office:  509  Bearin- 
ger  Bldg.,  Saginaw,  Mich.  Home:  500  Cedar  St., 
Saginaw,  Mich. 


PICKEN,  JAMES  E.,  basketball  and  baseball. 
Born:  East  Liverpool,  O.,  Aug.  7,  1903.  Son  of 
James  and  May  (Leese)  Picken.  Ed.:  Collings- 
wood  H.  Sch. ;  Wenonah  Mil.  Acad.  (N.J.)  ;  B.S., 
Dartmouth  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Collingswood  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  (capt.,  '19-'20)  and  B.B.  (capt.,  '20-'21) 
teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Collingswood  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Wenonah  Mil. 
Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  Track  teams 
(won  Penn  Bskt.B.  tourney;  chosen  on  All- 
Tourney  Bskt.B.  team).  1923-25,  mem.  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  varsity  soccer  teams.  1923-24,  mem. 
Dartmouth  freshman  Bskt.B.  (capt.)  and  B.B. 
teams  1924-27,  mem.  Dartmouth  varsity  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (chosen  on  All-I.C.  Bskt.B. 
team  (chosen  on  All-I.C.  B.B.  team,  '24-'25; 
capt,  I.C.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  '26-'27).  1926- 
1927,  mem.  Dartmouth  F.B.  team;  selected  best 
all-around  ath.  at  Dartmouth.  1927,  joined 
"Yankees" ;  farmed  out  to  Easton,  Md.  1927-28, 
coach,  Troy  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teaching  and  coaching. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Sphinx  Sr.  Soc. ; 
Kappa  Phi  Kappa.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
Troy  H.  Sch.,  Troy,  N.  Y.  Home:  509  Elm  Ave., 
Audubon,  N.  J. 

PICKERING,  EARLE  T.,  football,  baseball. 

Born:  Geneva,  Minn.,  Jan.  6,  1888.  Son  of  Orlo 
and  Mary  (Brutzman)  Pickering.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Univ.  Minn.,  1912. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1912,  pitcher,  Terre  Haute  (Cen- 
tral League)  pro.  B.B.  team;  coach,  Univ.  Vt. 
F.B.  team.  1913-14,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  Ark.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  coach  Coll.  of  St. 
Thomas  F.B.  team.  1918,  coach  Univ.  Utah 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi ;  Elks  Club.  Married:  Bessie  Yale, 
Sept.,  1913.  Children:  Mary  Virginia,  age  10; 
Warren  Yale,  age  12.    Address:  Ekalaka,  Mont. 

PICKETT,  HERBERT  E.,  track.  Born:  Wor- 
cester, N.  Y.,  Oct.  10,  1889.  Son  of  Elmer  E. 
and  Ellen  (Trickey)  Pickett.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.,  1909 ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1913. 

Record :  1912-13,  mem.  Yale  track  teams.  1912, 

1st  place,  Princeton-Yale  track  meet  (hammer 
throw)  ;  runner-up,  Yale-Harvard  track  meet 
(Hammer  throw).  1913,  runner-up,  Princeton- 
Yale  and  Harvard-Yale  track  meets  (hammer 
throw). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  Gilman  Country 
Sch.  (Roland  Park,  Md.).  Affiliations :  Vagabond 
Players.  Hobby:  Amateur  acting.  Married: 
Emily  Ames.  Children:  Herbert,  age  10;  Law- 
rence, age  8 ;  Robert,  age  5.  Address:  Gilman 
Country  Sch.,  Roland  Park,  Md. 


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PICKHARD,  FREDERICK  WILLIAM,  JR., 

football.  Born:  Mobile,  Ala.,  July  20,  1906. 
Son  of  F.  W.  and  Stella  (Suisl)  Pickhard.  Ed.: 
Mobile  H.  Sch.,  1923 ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  freshman 
F.B.  team  (South.  Conf.  champs.).  1925-27, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  F.B.  team  (South. 
Conf.  champs.,  1925-26;  All-South,  tackle,  1926; 
capt.,  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
Pres.,  Student  Body,  Univ.  of  Ala.  (1927-28)  ; 
Pres.  "A"  Club  (Univ.  of  Ala.)  ;  Exchange  Club 
(Tuscaloosa,  Ala).  Hobby:  Fishing.  School: 
Box  921  Univ.  of  Ala.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala.  Home: 
260  S.  Broad  St.,  Mobile,  Ala. 

PIERCE,  BRIGADIER  GENERAL  PALMER 

E.,  president  of  National  Collegiate  Athletic 
Association.  Born:  Savanna,  Illinois,  October 
23,  1865.  Education:  West  Point,  1891;  LL.B., 
Grinell  College  (Iowa),  1897;  Army  Line  and 
Staff  School  (Fort  Leavenworth,  Kansas),  1911. 

Record:  1890,  manager  of  first  football  team 
at  West  Point.  1902-07,  graduate  manager  of 
football  at  West  Point.  1912-14,  athletic  officer 
in  A.  E.  F.  in  China.  1920-24,  member  of  Ameri- 
can Olympic  Executive  Committee.  President 
of  National  Collegiate  Athletic  Association. 
Vice-president  of  National  Amateur  Athletic 
Federation. 

Present  Occupation:  Employee  of  Standard 
Oil  Company  of  New  York.  Military  Service: 
Member  of  General  Munitions  and  War  Indus- 
tries Boards,  May,  1917,  to  May,  1918.  Com- 
manded 54th  Infantry  Brigade  in  France,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Masons;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  (director  of  physical  education).  Clubs: 
Knickerbocker;  Army  and  Navy  (New  York 
and  Washington)  ;  Machinery  (New  York)  ; 
Chevy  Chase  Country  (Washington)  ;  Mt.  Kisco 
Country  (New  York).  Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf. 
Married:  Agnes  Young,  December,  1891.  Office: 
26  Broadway,  New  York  City.  Home:  Bedford 
Hills,  New  York. 

PD3RCE,  FLORA  RUTLEDGE,  golf.  Born: 
Gaston  Co.,  N.  C.  Daughter  of  J.  H.  and  Julia 
(Shelton)  Rutledge.  Ed.:  Rutherford  Coll.; 
Davenport  Coll. 

Record:  1921,  27,  won  women's  golf  champ, 
of  N.  and  S.  Carolina.  1922,  runner-up,  Carolina 
golf  tournament  (Charlotte,  N.  C).  1926,  run- 
ner-up, South.  Women's  Consolation  tournament 
(Charlotte,  N.  C).  1927,  runner-up,  South. 
Women's  Consolation  tournament  (Laurel, 
Miss.);  won  women's  champ.,  Charlotte  C.C. ; 
runner-up,  7th  Annual  Women's  tournament 
(Pinehurst,   N.  C). 

Affiliations:  N.  and  S.  Carolina  G.A. ;  Char- 
lotte Women's  Club ;  Charlotte  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  interior  decorating.     Married:    William  L. 


Pierce.  Children:  William  L.,  Jr.,  age  16; 
Shelton  H.,  age  12.  Address:  503  East  More- 
head  St.,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 

PIERCE,    MADISON    WESTCOTT,    rowing. 

Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  19,  1902.  Son  of 
John  Henry  and  Mabelle  (Demarest)  Pierce. 
Ed.:  Phillips-Exeter  Acad.,  1921;  B.  Sc,  Univ. 
Pa.,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  mgr.  Phillips-Exeter  crew.  1925, 
mgr.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew ;  mem.  Rowing 
Com.,  Univ.  Council  on  Athletics,  Univ.  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.,  Asst.  Sec.  and  Treas. 
Wm.  Eastwood  &  Son  Co.  (Rochester  and  Buf- 
falo). Affiliations:  Phi  Upsilon  Sigma;  Psi 
Upsilon ;  Sphinx  Sr.  Soc. ;  Gen.  Alumni  Asso. 
(Univ.  Pa.)  ;  Varsity  Club.  Office:  176  Main 
St.  E.,  Rochester,  N.  Y.  Home:  10  Portsmouth 
Terrace,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

PD3RCE,     MAURICE     CAMPBELL,     track. 

Born:  Brodhead,  Wis.,  Dec.  30,  1887.  Son  of 
George  M.  and  Carolyn  S.  (Thompson)  Pierce. 
Ed.:    Univ.  of  111.;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  waterpolo 
team.  1910,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis.  water  polo 
team.  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team. 
1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team ;  1st  place, 
hammer  throw  (141'8")  I.C.  track  champ,  meet; 
runner-up,  I.C.  track  champ,  meet  (shot  put, 
42'4y2").  1912,  high  point  winner,  Cen.  A.A.A.U. 
track  meet  (1st  place,  discus  throw  and  shot 
put).  1914,  1st  place,  hammer  throw  and  shot 
put,  West.  Germany  champ,  meet  (Dusseldorf, 
Germany,  estab.  German  hammer  throw  rec- 
ord). 

PrC~ .  Occupation:  U.  S.  Consul.  Affiliations: 
Chicago  A.C. ;  111.  A.C.  Hobby:  Invention. 
Office:  Dept.  of  State,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  424 
N.  Vinckney  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

PD3RCE,  WALDO,  baseball,  football,  track 
water  polo.  Born:  Bangor,  Me.,  Dec.  17,  1884. 
Son  of  Mellen  Chamberlain  and  Anna  (Hayford) 
Pierce.  Ed.:  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.,  Harvard^ 
1908. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1907,  mem.  Harvard  track  and  water  polo  teams 
(capt.  water  polo  team).  1911,  mem.  rugby 
team  Stade  Francais,  tour  of  Ireland,  Limerick, 
Dublin.  1912,  mem.  All-Paris  and  Latin  Quar- 
ter B.B.  team.  Exhibition  B.B.  matches  at  Le 
Havre,  Boulogne,  and  Paris  in  attempt  to  estab. 
game,  by  local  inhabitants. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Painter.  War  Record: 
Amer.  Ambulance  field  service  sect.  3,  1915-16 ; 
Hartmansweilerkopf,  1915,  Verdun,  1916;  Croix 
de  Guerre;  Intelligence  Madrid,  1918;  painter 
with  French  Army,  1917.  Affiliations:  Socie- 
taire  du  Salon  d'Automne ;  Royal  Gastronomical 
Soc.  of  Paris;  Amer.  Geographical  Soc;  Clian- 


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tilly  G.C. ;  Harvard  Club  of  Boston,  N.  Y.  and 
Paris.  Hobby:  Traveling.  Married:  Ivy  Trout- 
man,  Paris,  France,  Aug.  10,  1920.  Address: 
77  rue  de  Lille,  Paris,  France. 

PIERI,  LOUIS  ARTHUR  RAYMOND,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Franklin,  Mass.,  Feb.  23,  1897.  Hon 
of  Louis  and  Mary  (Augustus)  Pieri.  Ed.: 
Franklin  H.  Sen.,  1915;  Dean  Acad.,  1916; 
Brown  Univ.,  Ph.B.,  M.S. 

Record:  Mem.  Franklin  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B.  and 

Bskt.B.  team  (4  yrs.).  1916,  mem.  Dean  Acad. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (New  England 
prep,  champs.).  1916-20,  mem.  Brown  Univ. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  1918-20). 
1920-22,  asst.  coach  Brown  Univ.,  1922-24,  coach 
Rutgers  Prep.  Sch.  Mem.  Providence  Steam 
Roller  F.B.  team  (Pro.  Natl.  League).  Coach 
Cen.  Falls  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918.  Affiliations:  R.  I.  Bd.  of 
Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials;  R.  I.  Intersch. 
Conf.  Manufacturers  B.B.  League;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials  ;  Phi  Kappa  ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon ; 
Pawtucket  Kiwanis  Club.  Married:  Mildred 
Freeman  Arnold,  1922.  Children:  Lucille,  age 
1.    Address:  24  Audubon  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 


ting  99  out  of  100  pigeons),  throwing  weights, 
tug-of-war,  boxing  and  rowing.  Has  over  120 
medals  and  trophies  won  at  regattas. 

Occupation:  Former  subway  builder.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  24th  Ohio  Battery,  1863;  dis- 
charged lat  end  of  war.  Affiliation:  G.A.R. 
Clubs:  Manhattan  A.C. ;  Union  Boat  Club; 
Pres.,  Empire  City  A.C. ;  Metropolitan  Club ; 
Seawanhaka  Rowing  Club.  Hobby:  Rowing. 
Married:  Catherine  Lysaght,  1884.  Children: 
Lily.     Address:  3377  Sedgwick  Ave.,  N.Y.C. 

PHELAN,  JAMES,  football  coach,  Purdue 
University.  Born:  Calif.,  Dec.  5,  1891.  Son  of 
William  Henry  and  Nellie  (Sullivan)  Phelan. 
Ed.:  B.S.,   Notre  Dame  Univ.,   1916. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1919-21,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Mo. 
1922-28,  F.B.  coach,  Purdue  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
1st  Lt.  45th  Inf.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  K.C. ;  Rotary 
Club;  Amer.  Legion;  Lafayette  Club;  Lafayette 
C.C. ;  Indianapolis  A.C. ;  Hoosier  A.C.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  golf.  Married:  Lucille  Evans,  Dec. 
2.  1922.  Children:  Kathleen,  age  5.  Office:  Pur- 
due Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home:  10  N.  8th 
St.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 


PIERSOLL,  PAUL  B.,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Honey  Brook,  Pa.,  July  1,  1904. 
Son  of  Allen  J.  and  Mary  (Stanley)  Piersoll. 
Ed.:  Honeybrook  H.  Sch. ;  Lebanon  Vallev  Coll  , 
1928. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925- 
28,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  varsity  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Mechan- 
ics. School:  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.,  Annville, 
Pa.     Home:  767  E.  Main  St.,  Coatesville,  Pa. 


PILKINGTON,  JAMES,  amateur  champ,  oars- 
man, boxer  and  wrestler.  Born:  Cavendish,  Vt., 
Jan.  4,  1851.  Son  of  Thomas  and  Nancy  (Cu- 
sack)  Pilkington.    Ed.:  Country  Sch. 

Record:  1874,  won  first  boat  race,  continued 
winning  races  in  regattas  in  all  parts  of  the 
country.  1883,  in  one  day,  Greenwood  Lake, 
stroked  6  crews  from  single  to  eight  to  vic- 
tory ;  won  amateur  heavyweight  boxing  champ, 
of  Amer. ;  won  wrestling  champ,  of  Amer.  1889, 
won  champ,  of  Amer.,  double  scull  race  with 
J.  E.  Nagle  as  partner  in  time  that  still  stands, 
defeating  10  crews  which  had  never  been 
beaten.  Mem.  of  3  Olympic  Comms. ;  mem.  Exec. 
Com.,  Natl.  Asso.  of  Amateur  Oarsmen  (pres. 
for  18  yrs. )  ;  Middle  States  Regatta  Asso. ; 
several  tei-ms  Pres.  of  Harlem  Regatta  Asso. 
Marked  success  varied  lines  of  sports :  wrest- 
ling,  bowling,   shooting    (crack   wing   shot,   get- 


PILLSBURY,  PHILIP  WINSTON,  football. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Apr.  16,  1903.  Son 
of  Charles  and  Stinson  and  Nelle  Pendleton 
(Winston)  Pillsbury.  Ed.:  Blake  Sch.;  Hotch- 
kiss  Sch. ;  B.A.,   Yale. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Yale  freshman  champ. 
F.B.  team.  1921,  capt.  freshman  rifle  team. 
1922-23,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (East. 
F.B.  champs.,  1923).  1922-24,  mem.  Yale  water 
polo  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Pillsbury  Flour  Mills 
Co.  Affiliation:  Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Yale 
(N.Y. )  ;  Harvard  -  Yale  -  Princeton  (Chicago, 
111.);  Minneapolis;  Woodhill ;  Univ.  (St.  Paul, 
Minn.)  ;  White  Bear  Yacht  Club  (St.  Paul)  and 
Minnetonka  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.  Office:  300  Metropolitan  Life  Bldg., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  100  East  22'nd  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

PILLSBURY,  STIRLING  G.,  football,  soccer. 
Born:  Monmouth,  111.,  July  5,  1898.  Son  of 
Henry  L.  and  Anna  (Gainer)  Pillsbury.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Leland  Stanford,  Jr.,  Univ.,  1920;  M.D., 
Harvard  Med.  Sch.,  1923. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Long  Beach  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1916-17,  mem.  Stanford  freshmen  soccer 
team.  1917-20,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  soccer 
team   (capt.,  1919-20). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
War  Record:  Served  as  ambulance  driver,  A.R.C., 
Italian     front,     June-Nov.,     191S ;     hon.     disch., 


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Nov.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Phi  CM. 
Clubs:  Pacific  Coast;  Va.  Country.  Office: 
Security  Bldg.,  Long  Beach,  Calif.  Home: 
Artaban  Apts.,  Long  Beach,  Calif. 

PINCHOT,  GIFFORD,  football.  Born:  Sims- 
bury,  Conn.,  Aug.  11,  1865.  Son  of  James  Wal- 
lace and  Mary  <Eno)  Pinchot.  Ed.:  Yale,  1889, 
M.A.  and  LL.D. ;  M.A.,  Princeton;  LL.D.,  Mc- 
Gill  (honorary);  D.Sc,  Mich.  Agri.  Coll.; 
LL.D.,  Chester,  Mil.  Acad,   (honorary). 

Record:  1885,  capt.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1886-S9,  substitute  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Forester.  Govt.  War  Ser- 
vice: Exec.  comn.  for  relief  in  Belgium;  in 
charge  of  livestock,  U.S.  Food  Administration ; 
Red  Cross  work.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married: 
Cornelia  Bryce.  Children:  Gifford  Bryce,  age 
12.    Address:  Milford,  Pa. 

PIPAL,  JOSEPH  AMOS,  coach,  Occidental 
College  football  and  track  teams,  1921-28.  Born: 
Zachotin,  Czechoslovakia,  Jan.  18,  1885.  Son 
of  Mathew  and  Katherin  (Duba)  Pipal.  Ed.: 
Beloit  Coll.;  Univ.  Chicago;  Yale;  P.E.,  Har- 
vard, 1911. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  Beloit  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1902,  coached  Doane  Coll.  F.B.  team  (tied  for 
champ.).  1903-06,  coached  Omaha  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1907-08,  ath.  dir.,  F.B.  and  track  coach, 
Dickinson  Coll.  1910,  ath.  dir.,  coach,  Univ.  S. 
Dak.  (won  F.B.,  track  and  Bskt.B.  champs.). 
1910-15,  ath.  dir.,  track  and  F.B.  coach,  Occi- 
dental Coll.  1914,  invented  "Lateral  pass"  in 
F.B.  1915-17,  ath.  dir.,  track  and  F.B.  coach, 
Ore.  State  Coll.  (won  F.B.  and  track  champs.). 
1920,  coached  Czechoslovakian  track  team  for 
the  Olympic  Games.  1921-28,  coach,  Occidental 
Coll.  F.B.  and  track  teams,  relay  team  holder 
records  at  Kan.  and  Penn.  Relays. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  ed.  and  track 
coach.  War  Record:  Overseas  as  track  coach  of 
A.E.F.,  1918,  in  Paris;  transferred  to  Y.M.C.A. 
service  with  the  Czechoslovakian  Army ;  1919-21, 
Natl.  Ath.  Dir.  of  Czechoslovakia.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Alpha  Omega ;  Pres.,  Masaryk  Soc. ; 
track  adv.  coach,  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Sunset 
C.C.  Hobby:  Dramatics  and  lecturing  on  aths. 
Married:  Julia  Alice  Piersol,  Aug.  22,  1911. 
Office:  Occidental  Coll.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  4843   Baltimore  St.,   Los  Angeles,   Calif. 

PIPER,  GEORGE  ADAM,  capt.  Wisconsin 
cross-country  team,  1924.  Born:  Sharon,  Wis., 
Aug.  17,  1S98.  Son  of  Rufus  and  Clara  (Peters) 
Piper.  Ed.:  Sharon  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross- 
country team  (3d  pi.,  West.  Conf.  meet,  1923; 
won  West.  Conf.  champ,  and  capt.,  1924). 
1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.,  Reedsburg  H.  Sch. 
Address:  320  2nd  St.,  Reedsburg,  Wis. 

PIRSCH,  L.  R.,  baseball.  Born:  Caledonia, 
Minn.,  Feb.  16,  1891.  Son  of  P.  J.  and  Jennie 
(Palen)  Pirsch.    Ed.:  D.D.S.,  Univ.  Minn.,  1914. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  B.B.  team. 
1915-20,  played  semi-pro.  B.B.  1925,  Sec.-Treas., 
Prairie  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  C.O.F. ; 
Kiwanis  C. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  Minn.).  Married: 
Sadie  Gausemel,  Feb.  20,  1917.  Children:  Leo 
R.,  Jr.,  age  10;  Patricia,"  age  1.  Address: 
Olivia,  Minn. 

PITT,  HARRY  G.,  golf.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C, 
Jan.  3,  1905.  Son  of  Giles  and  Maggie  (Mohler) 
Pitt.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Strayer's  Busi- 
ness Coll.,  1923   (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record;:  1924-25,  runner-up  Town  &  C.C.  golf 
tournament.  1925,  runner-up,  Bannockburn  fall 
golf  tournament.  1926,  runner-up,  Indian 
Springs  golf  tournament ;  runner-up.  Congres- 
sional C.C.  golf  tournament.  1927,  medalist, 
Manor  C.  champ,  golf  tournament;  won  low 
net  score.  Middle  Atl.  golf  tournament.  Rated 
as  longest  driver  off  tee,  with  possible  excep- 
tion of  MeKenzie,  in  Dist. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance,  Continental  Cas- 
ualty Co.  Affiliations:  Manor  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  14th  and  G  Sts.  N.W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  722  Jefferson  St.  N.W.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 


PITTS,  JOHN  E.,  football,  soccer  and  track. 
Bom:  Pittview.  Ala.,  Nov.  25,  1893.  Son  of 
William  H.  and  Mary  (Solomon)  Pitts.  Ed.: 
B.S.  and  M.S.,  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  1912. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst, 
varsity  F.B.  team  (mem.  All-South.  F.B.  team, 
1913-14;  mem.  2nd  All-Amer.  F.B.  team, 
1914).  1913-14,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst, 
varsity  soccer  and  track  teams.  1915-17,  coach 
Tech.  H.  Sch.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  1919-28,  (coach 
Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  En- 
listed, Dec.  7,  1917;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  117th  F.A., 
56th  F.A.  Brigade ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Legion;  Masons; 
Shriner;  Elks.  Clubs:  Opelika  C.C;  Kiwanis; 
C.C.  of  Montgomery ;  Auburn  Outing ;  Beauvoir 
(Montgomery)  ;  Seale  Outing.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Martha  de  Graffe- 
nied,  Feb.  20.  1924.  Children:  John  E.,  Jr.,  age 
3.  Office:  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  Auburn,  Ala. 
Home:  128  Miller  Ave.,  Auburn,  Ala. 


PITTSER,  CHESTER  MATTHIAS,  football, 
basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  Gunnison, 
Colo.,  July  29,  1893.     Son  of  Jasper  and  M.  L. 


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(Emerson)     Pittser.      Ed.:    Gunnison    H.    Sen. ; 
Colo.  School  of  Mines;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1924. 

Record:  Capt.  Gunnison  H.  Sen.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  Mem.  Gunnison  H.  Sen.  B.B. 
team.  Mem.  Colo.  Sen.  of  Mines  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1918,  and  B.B., 
1919).  1917-18,  All-Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  f.b.  1913- 
19,  All-Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  pitcher.  1919,  coach 
Golden  (Colo.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (won  champ. 
of  Suburban  League).  1920-22,  coach  Mont. 
Sch.  of  Mines  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-24, 
instr.,  phy.  ed.  and  asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  111. 
1924-28,  head  coach,  Miami  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (B.B.  champs.,  1926-27).  F.B.  champs., 
1927. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Bngrs.  Res.  Corp.,  discharged  1919. 
Affiliations:  Partner,  Unique  Theater  (Gunni- 
son, Colo.)  ;  Mason;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Natl. 
Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Coaching,  fishing  and 
hunting.  Harried:  May  Osborn,  Oct.  19,  1925. 
Office:  Miami  Univ.,  Oxford,  Ohio.  Home:  326 
W.  Vine  St.,  Oxford,  Ohio. 

PLANT,  WILLIAM,  holder  of  world's  walk- 
ing record.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  New  York,  Septem- 
ber 10,  1892.  Son  of  James  and  Lily  (Flather) 
Plant.    Education:  New  York  Public  Schools. 

Record:  1915,  won  National  junior  1  mile 
walking  championship.  1917,  won  national  senior 
7-mile  championship.  1917-28,  won  almost  every 
championship  competed  in  ;  member  of  every  All- 
American  walking  team.  1920,  member  of  Olym- 
pic team  (unable  to  compete  because  of  injury). 
1925,  defeated  Ugo  Frigerio  (world  walking 
champion),  establishing  new  world's  record  at 
3000  meter  and  5000  meter  walks.  Best  official 
time  for  the  1-mile  is  3/5  of  a  second  behind 
the  world  record ;  best  time  for  the  2-mile  is  3 
seconds  behind  the  world  record.  Holds  the  fol- 
lowing world  records  :  2500  meter ;  3000  meter ; 
3500  meter;  5000  meter;  3-mile.  Holds  the  fol- 
lowing American  records  :  12  miles  ;  13  miles  ; 
14  miles ;  15  miles.  At  one  time  held  every 
Metropolitan  and  National  championship  from 
1  to  15  miles. 

Present  Occupation:  Manufacturer  of  Leather 
Goods.  Military  Service:  Sergeant  of  304th 
Battalion;  served  one  year  in  France  at  Oise- 
Aisne,  Meuse  Argonne,  Defensive  Section.  Af- 
filiations: Rex  Leather  Goods  Corporation  (sec- 
retary) ;  American  Legion.  Clubs:  Morningside 
Athletic  Club ;  Walkers'  Club  of  America  (for- 
mer vice-president).  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports. 
Married:  Grace  Powers,  July  18,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: William,  Jr.,  age  4 ;  Robert,  infant.  Of- 
fice: 32  West  18th  Street,  New  York  City. 
Home:  7712  95th  Avenue,  Ozone  Park,  Brooklyn, 
New  York. 

PLATOU,  ERLING  S.,  capt.  Univ.  Minn.  Big 
Ten  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1919.    Bom:  Cooperstown, 


N.  Dak.,  Aug.  30,  1896.    Son  of  L.  S.  and  Martha 
Platou.    Ed.:  Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1915-19,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team  (Big 
Ten  champs.,  1919).  1916-19,  mem.  Univ.  Minn, 
track  team  (holder  Minn,  record  in  discus 
throwing). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician. '  Mil.  Service: 
In  Univ.  Minn.  Med.  Corps  during  World  War. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Nu  Sigma  Nu; 
"M"  Club ;  Minneapolis  A.C.  Office:  730  LaSalle 
Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  Buckingham 
Hotel,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

PLATT,  J.  WOOD,  golf.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 
Apr.  16,  1899.  Son  of  Horace  H.  and  Isabel 
(Johnston)  Piatt.  Ed.:  Northeast  H.  Sch.; 
Germantown  Acad. 

Record:  1916,  won  junior  champ.  Phila.  1919- 
20-24-26,  qualified  for  Natl,  amateur  champ, 
(semi-finalist,  1919).  1919-22,  24,  26,  27,  med- 
alist in  Phila.  amateur  champ.  1919-21,  25-27, 
mem.  Pa.  Leslie  Cup  team.  1920,  won 
Nassau  Cup,  Nassau  C.C.,  L.I.  1920-22-24,  won 
amateur  champ.,  Phila.  1921,  mem.  Amer.  golf 
team  which  defeated  Great  Britain.  1921-22-24- 
26-27,  won  silver  cross  for  medal  play  champ, 
of  Phila.  1923-26-27,  won  Penn  A.A.  champ. 
1924-26,  medalist  Pa.  champ.  1926,  won  Christ- 
mas Seal  Natl,  champ.  1927,  won  Jess  W. 
Sweetser   victory   cup. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Textile  mfgr.,  Piatt  Bros., 
Inc.,  Phila.,  Pa.  (Sec.-Treas.).  Clubs:  White- 
marsh  Valley  C.C. ;  Aronimink  G.C. ;  Penn  A.C. 
(ehrmn.,  golf  com.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Address: 
Piatt  Bros.,  Inc.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


PLATTEN,  PETER  MICHAEL,  track.  Born: 
Green  Bay,  Wis.,  Aug.  20,  1900.  Son  of  Peter 
F.  and  Ann  (Conolly)  Platten.  Ed.:  Ripon 
Coll.,   Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
track  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  var- 
sity track  team.  1922,  won  Wis. -111.  dual  track 
meet  (broke  Conf.  indoor  and  Wis.  record,  high 
jump,  6' 4%");  defeated  Harold  Osborne  for 
dual  meet  champ. ;  broke  Conf.  outdoor  record 
and  Wis.-Minn.   record,   6'4%". 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Platten  Radio  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu.  Hobby:  Books,  radio  and  aviation.  Office: 
103  N.  Broadway,  Green  Bay,  Wis.  Home:  714 
Hubbard  St.,  Green  Bay,  Wis. 

PLETTNER,  EARL  MILTON,  rowing  and 
wrestling.  Born:  Forestville,  Wis.,  Oct.  23,  1896. 
Son  of  Max  and  Estelle  (Lockhart)  Plettner. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.S.,  1924;  M.S.,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew.      1922-24,    mem.    Univ.    of    Wis.    varsity 


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crew    (runner-up,   Poughkeepsie  regatta).    1924, 
inem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity   wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trans.  Engr.,  Milwaukee 
Elee.  Ry.  and  Light  Co.  Naval  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.N.,  discharged  Q.M.,  Aviation,  1st 
class,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Eta  Kappa;  Eta 
Kappa  Nu;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby: 
Sketching.  Married:  Gwendolyn  Marjorie  Kihn, 
Dec.  20,  1924.  Children:  Phyllis  Ann.  age  1. 
Office:  Public  Service  Bldg.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  315  17th  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

POAR,  NORMAN,  football.  Born:  Warsaw, 
111.,  Jan.  16,  1907.  Son  of  Charles  J.  and 
Theresa  (Wergand)  Poar.  Ed.:  Warsaw  H. 
Seh. ;   Valparaiso   Univ.,   1927. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Warsaw  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-Co.  center,  1924).  1926-27,  nfem. 
Valparaiso  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Psi;  "V"  Club  (Valparaiso  Univ.).  Ad- 
dress: Warsaw,  111. 

POE,  ARTHUR,  football  and  wrestling.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Mar.  22,  1879.  Son  of  John  P. 
and  Anne  Johnson  (Hough)  Poe.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,   1900. 

Record:  1895,  capt.  Baltimore  A.C.  F.B.  team. 
1895-96,  mem.  Baltimore  A.C.  hockey  team. 
1896,  mem.  Baltimore  lacrosse  team.  1896-97, 
sub.  on  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1897,  Princeton 
lightweight  wrestling  champ.  1898,  Princeton 
middleweight  wrestling  champ.  1898-99,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1900-02,  mem. 
Homestead   A.C.   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Mgr.,  Quaker  Oats 
Co.  (Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa).  Affiliations:  Dir., 
Cedar  Rapids  Natl.  Bank ;  Dir.,  Cedar  Rapids 
Morris  Plan  Co. ;  Cedar  Rapids  Chamber  of 
Commerce ;  Cedar  Rapids  C.C. ;  Kiwanis  Club ; 
Ivy  Club  (Princeton,  N.J.).  Hobby:  Outdoor 
sports.  Married:  Anne  Emerson  King,  June  8, 
1904.  Children:  Anne  Johnson,  age  23 ;  E'lla 
King,  age  21.  Office:  Quaker  Oats  Co.,  Cedar 
Rapids,  Iowa.  Home:  300  S.  27th  St.,  Cedar 
Rapids,  Iowa. 

POE,  EDGAR  ALLEN,  All-American  football 
team,  1899.  Born:  Baltimore,  Maryland,  Sep- 
tember 15,  1871.  Son  of  John  Prentiss  and  Anne 
Johnson  (Hough)  Poe.  Education:  A.B.,  Prince- 
ton, 1891;  LL.B.,  University  of  Maryland,  1893. 

Record:  1888-90,  member  of  the  Princeton 
lacrosse  team  (won  the  Intercollegiate  cham- 
pionship, two  years).  1889-90,  captain  of  the 
Princeton  football  team  (named  on  the  All- 
American  team,  1889).  1S91,  coached  the 
Princeton  football  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Attorney  at  law.  Clubs: 
Baltimore  Club ;  Green  Spring  Valley  Club ; 
Elkridge  Fox  Hunting  Club.    Hobby:  Horseback 


riding  and  riding  to  hounds.  Married:  Annye 
T.  McCay,  December  10,  1895.  Children:  Edgar 
Allan,  Junior,  age  32.  Office:  U.  S.  F.  &  G. 
Building,  Baltimore,  Maryland.  Home:  Garri- 
son   Postoffiee,    Baltimore   County,    Maryland. 

POE,  GRESHAM  H.,  football  and  ice  hockey. 
Born:  Loudoun  Co.,  Va.,  July  30,  1880.  Son  of 
John  P.  and  Anne  (Hough)  Poe.  Ed.:  Balto. 
Pvt.  Sens. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1902. 

Record:  1896-97,  mem.  Md.  A.C.  F.B.  team. 
1S96-98,  mem.  Northampton  (Balto.)  ice  hockey 
team.  1900-02,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  ice 
hockey  teams.  1903,  head  coach,  Univ.  of  Va. 
1905-11,  mem.  East.  F.B.  Officials  Asso.  1906- 
08,  Asst.  F.B.  coach,  Princeton.  1912-22,  ex- 
hibited horses  in  local  horse  shows  and  ridden 
in  point  to  point  races. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Jenkins,  Whedbee 
&  Poe.  War  Record:  Capt.,  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F., 
1918-19.  Affiliations:  Balto.  Asso.  of  Commerce; 
Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt  C.  Hobby:  Fox 
hunting.  Married:  Elizabeth  P.  Webb,  Oct.  27, 
1924.  Office:  8  South  St.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home: 
42  Warrenton  Rd.,  Balto.,  Md. 

POE,  S.  JOHNSON,  football  and  lacrosse. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Mar.  27,  1864.  Son  of 
John  Prentiss  and  Anne  (Hough)  Poe.  Ed.: 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.:  Princeton,  A.B.,  1884; 
A.M.,  1887  ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Md.,  1887. 

Record):  1880-84,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  la- 
crosse teams  (capt.,  lacrosse  team,  1884).  1884, 
mem.  All-Amer.  Lacrosse  Team.  1884-85,  mem. 
Johns-Hopkins  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1885).  1884- 
94,  mem.  Baltimore  Cricket  Club  teams.  1910- 
28,  officiated  at  S.  Atlantic  A.A.U.  and  I.C. 
games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt.,  Regtl.  Adj.,  5th  Md.  Volunteer  Inf.,  Span.- 
Amer.  War,  1898;  maj.,  5th  Inf.,  Mex.  Border, 
1916-17.  29th  Div.,  1917 ;  113th  U.S.  Inf.,  Annis- 
ton,  Ala. ;  Aviation  section,  signal  corps,  Waco, 
Tex.,  1918;  57th  and  61st  pioneer  Inf.,  Spar- 
tansburg.  S.C.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Psi ;  Univ.  and  Cottage  Clubs  of  Princeton. 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Laura  Lee  Crom- 
well, Jan.  2,  1900.  Children:  John  Prentiss,  age 
28 ;  Mary  Greenhow  Lee,  age  24.  Office:  125  E. 
Baltimore,  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Stoney 
Run  Lane,   Baltimore,  Md. 

POLASKI,  STEVEN  H.,  football.  Born:  Mil- 
waukee. Wis.,  Sept.  1,  1899.  Son  of  Steven  John 
and  Hulda  (Borkenhagen)  Polaski.  Ed.:  St. 
Johns  Mil.  Acad.  (Delafield,  Wis.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1926. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  St.  Johns  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  crew,  and  track  teams.  1922- 
25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1925). 
1926,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  St.  Johns  Mil.  Acad. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Leather  mfgr.,  asst.  supt., 
Forsyth  Leather  Co.  (Wauwatosa,  Wis.).  Hob- 
by: Hunting,  fishing  and  all  outdoor  sports. 
Married:  Constance  Boiler,  Feb.  20,  1920.  Chil- 
dren: Jean  Lois,  age  7 ;  Robert  Elmer,  age  5. 
Office:  State  St.,  Wauwatosa,  Wis.  Home:  202 
Avon  Court,  Wauwatosa,  Wis. 

POLLOCK,  CHARLES  MARTIN,  captain, 
University  of  Wisconsin  crew,  1912.  Born:  Far- 
go, N.  Dak.,  Jan.  14,  1891.  Son  of  Charles  A. 
and  Martha  (Clinton)  Pollock.  Ed.:  Fargo  H. 
Sch. ;  N.  West.  Mil.  Acad.,  1908;  Fargo  Coll.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1912 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.. 
1915. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Fargo  H.  Sch.  and  N. 
West.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track,  and 
gym.  teams.  1908-09,  mem.  Fargo  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (mem.  All-N.  Dak.-Minn.  team  1908). 
1909-10,  mem.  Fargo  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.,  Bskt.B.,  1910).  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (high  point  scorer).  1911-12, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  crew   (capt.,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  Charles  A.  & 
Charles  M.  Pollock  (mem.,  firm).  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Shriner;  Lions  Club;  Fargo  C.C.  mem. 
bd.  of  dir. ).  Hobby:  Philately.  Married:  Flor- 
ence Sayle,  Sept.  1,  1914.  Children:  Charles 
Martin,  Jr.,  age  11;  June,  age  4.  Office:  7-10 
Piano  Bldg.,  Fargo,  N.  Dak.  Home:  1118  7th 
St.,  S.,  Fargo,  N.  Dak. 

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POND,   FRANCIS    R,    hockey,  golf.     Born: 

Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Dec.  15,  1900.  Son  of  Mer- 

rit   G.   and   Lillian   M.    (Jackson)  Pond.      Ed.: 
Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1921-25,  organizer,  mem.  Univ.  Minn, 
hockey  team  (capt.,  won  Big  Ten  and  Middle- 
west  champ.,  1924-25).  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  golf  team  (won  All-Univ.  golf  champ., 
1924;  capt.,  1925).  1925-26,  mem.  Minneapolis 
hockey  team  (Amer.  hockey  league).  1926-27, 
coach,  Macalester  Coll.  hockey  team.  Referee 
hockey  matches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  gen.  mgr.,  Advance 
Machine  Co.,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kap- 
pa. Married:  Adeline  Boerboom,  May  28,  1927. 
Office:  2613  S.E.  4th  St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  3701  Columbus  Ave.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

POND,  THOMAS  TEMPLE,  crew.  Born:  Bos- 
ton, Mass.,  Dec.  13,  1899.  Son  of  Walter  Rice 
and  Milla  (Temple)  Pond.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard 
Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Harvard  freshmen  crew. 
1919-21,  mem.  Harvard  Jr.  varsity  crew.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Union  Boat  Club  crew  (raced  in  Amer. 
Henley). 

Pres.  Occupation:  mem.  Gilmour,  Rothery  & 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Served  in  R.O.T.C,  Harvard 
Univ. ;   Student  Officer,   Camp  Zachary  Taylor. 


Clubs:  Harvard  (Boston);  Union  Boat;  Groton 
Hunt.  Married:  Virginia  Deacon.  Child:  Thomas 
Temple,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  40  Broad  St.,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  Long  Hill  Rd.,  Bolton,  Mass. 

PONDELffi,  JOSEPH,  JR.,  member  Ail-Amer- 
ican football  team,  1924.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
May  8,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Marie  (Neme- 
cek)  Pondelik.    Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
F.B.  team  (mem.  Eckersall's  All-West.  F.B. 
team,  1923-24;  mem.  All-Conf.  F.B.  team,  1922- 
24;  mem.  All- Amer.  F.B.  team,  1924);  mem. 
Univ  of  Chicago  wrestling  team.  1925,  head 
line  coach,  Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Joseph  Pondelik,  Jr., 
Construction  Co.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  Arrowhead 
Rod  and  Gun  Club  (Itasca,  Minn.)  ;  Lambda 
Chi  Alpha  ;  Glendale  C.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.  Office:  5207  W.  22nd  St.,  Cicero,  111. 
Home:  5037  W.  23rd  St.,  Cicero,  111. 

POPE,  MALCOLM,  out-board  world's  record 
for  one  mile,  1927.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
Jan.  6,  1910.  Son  of  J.  Walker  and  Hester  M. 
Pope.    Ed.:  Columbia  Mil.  Acad. 

Record:  1927,  won  Palm  Beach  trophy,  Class 
"B,"  out-board  motor  champ.  (Palm  Beach, 
Fla.)  ;  won  straight-away  world's  record  for 
one  mi.  Class  "C,"  out-board  motor,  1928,  won 
Class  "B,"  Miami  Beach,  Fla.  Holds  State 
record  in  Class  "C"  out-board  motor  for  competi- 
tion and  mi.  trials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Winter 
Haven  Yacht ;  Regatta  Circuit  Riders.  Hobby: 
Motor  boat  racing.  Address:  Winter  Haven, 
Fla. 


PORCH,   MARVIN    ELWELL,    baseball   and 

football.  Bom:  Clayton,  N.  J.,  Sept.  8,  1901. 
Son  of  Archibald  and  Joanna  (Brown)  Porch. 
Ed.:  Clayton  H.  Sch.,  1920;  Univ.  of  Pa.;  A.B., 
Temple  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Clayton  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  F.B. 

teams.  Mem.  Temple  Univ.  F.B.  team.  Coach 
and  officiated  B.B.  and  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  of  Math.,  Clayton  H. 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Tri- 
State  Officials  Bureau  of  Phila.  (B.B.)  ;  Kiwa- 
nis  Club.  Hobby:  Naturalist.  Offices:  Clayton 
H.  Sch.,  Clayton,  N.  J.  Home:  N.  Delsea  Dr., 
Clayton,  N.  J. 

PORTER,  CHARLES  ALLEN,  football,  track. 
Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Sept.  9,  1866.  Son  of 
Chas.  Burnham  and  Harriet  Ann  (Allen)  Por- 
ter. Ed.:  Harvard  Univ.,  1888;  Harvard  Med. 
Sch.,  A.M.;  M.D. 

Record:  1885,  mem.  Harvard  freshmen  F.B. 
team  and  crew.     1885-88,  mem.  Harvard  class 


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crew.    1886,  mem.  Harvard  track  team.   1886-88, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  War  Record:  Lt.- 
Col.  in  1st  Harvard  Unit,  serving  under  F.E.B., 
Base  Hosp.,  No.  22,  Dannes-Camiers,  France, 
June-Sept.,  1925.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Surgical 
Asso. ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Clinical  Surgery ;  Coll.  of 
Surgeons ;  N.  Eng.  Surgical  Soc. ;  Boston  Sur- 
gical Soc,  Inc. ;  Mass.  Med.  Soc. ;  N.  Eng. 
branch,  Urological  Soc. ;  Natl.  Inst,  of  Social 
Sciences;  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon.  Clubs:  Somer- 
set ;  St.  Botolph ;  Harvard ;  Hasty  Pudding. 
Hobby:  Shooting  and  fishing.  Married:  Marga- 
ret Cochrane  Dewar,  Apr.  13,  1898.  Children: 
Isabel  DeCourcy,  age  25 ;  Margaret  Dewar,  age 
24;  Chas.  Burnham,  age  21.  Address:  116  Bea- 
con St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


POST,  ALFRED  SETON,  football.  Born: 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.,  Dec.  24,  1876.  Son  of  Alfred  Seton 
and  Alice  Lee  (Morgan)  Post.  Ed.:  St.  Mark's 
Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Tale,  1898. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1898,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1899, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking.  Gov.  War  Record: 
Served  as  disbursing  ofiicer  on  War  Trade  Bd. 
(Wash.,  D.C.).  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  Equita- 
ble Trust  Co. ;  dir.,  The  Equitable  Safe  Deposit 
Co. ;  Masons.  Clubs:  Union ;  St.  Anthony ;  Yale ; 
The  Rockaway  Hunting.  Married:  Fanny  Ha- 
zelton,  Oct.  7,  1927.  Office:  355  Madison  Ave., 
N.Y.C.,  N.Y.  Home:  132  East  72nd  St.,  N.Y.C., 
N.Y. 


PORTER,  HENRY  JEFFERSON,  JR.,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Bom:  Cartersville,  Ga., 
Aug.  20,  1888.  Son  of  Henry  J.  and  Lillie  (Wil- 
liam) Porter.  Ed.:  Richmond  Co.  Acad.;  Birm- 
ingham Classical  Sch. ;  Va.  Mil.  Inst.,  1909. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Birmingham  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1907-08,  mem.  V.M.I,  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1908-09,  capt.,  V.M.I,  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team;  onlciated  S.I.A.A.  Bskt.B.  1909,  holder, 
V.M.I.  Ail-Around  Ath.  Cup.  Presenter  of  the 
Porter  cups  to  Univ.  Ala.,  Auburn,  Vanderbilt, 
Swanee,  Univ.  Tenn..  Birmingham  So.,  Howard 
Coll.  and  V.M.I. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-Pres.  and  Gen.  Mgr., 
Porter  Clothing  Co.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  La  Salle, 
Inc.;  Sigma  Phi  Upsilon;  Masons;  Shriner; 
K.T.;  Riding  Club;  Southern  Club.  Hobby: 
Riding.  Married:  Le  Nore  Daniels,  Oct.  2,  1924. 
Children:  Henry,  3d.  Office:  Porter  Clothing 
Co.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  3405  Hillside 
Ave.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

PORTER,  ROBERT  PAYNTON,  JR.,  track. 

Born:  Las  Cruces,  N.  M.,  Oct.  27,  1906.  Son  of 
Robt.  Paynton  and  Alice  Mary  (Campbell)  Por- 
ter. Ed.:  Las  Cruces  H.  Sch.,  1924;  N.  M.  State 
Coll. ;  Harvard. 

Record :  1927,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Club:  Harvard  varsity.  Address:  Las  Cruces, 
N.  Mex. 


POTEET,  CAPT.  FRED  HALSTEAD,  base- 
ball. Born:  Mattoon,  111.,  Aug.  6,  1879.  Son  of 
A.  E.  and  Maria  (Whitesell)  Poteet.  Ed.:  Se- 
dalia  H.  Sch. ;  U.S.N.A.,  1903. 

Record:  1903.  mem.  U.S.N.A.  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams;  mem.  U.S.M.A.  fencing  squad  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  recruiting  div. 
Naval  Service:  Coindr.  Destroyer  Waynwright, 
one  of  first  to  arrive  at  Queenstown  after  war 
was  declared,  1917.  Clubs:  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Army 
and  Navy;  Racquet.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Laura  Meigs.  Office:  Navy  Dept,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  3100  Conn.  Ave.,  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

POTTER,  JAMES  TRACY,  track.  Born:  Ben- 
nington,  Vt,  Jan.  26,  1870.  Son  of  Col.  Andrew 
and  Sarah  (McDaniels)  Potter.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.,  1890;  B.A.,  Yale,  1894. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  Mil.  Service: 
Mass.  Natl.  Guard,  1908-17;  capt.  Co.  M,  104th 
Inf. ;  discharged,  maj. ;  at  present  Col.  419th 
Inf.  Res.,  94th  Div.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Elks; 
S.C.V. ;  K.P. ;  Mass.  Legislature.  Married:  Mil- 
licent  Peirce,  Aug.  2,  1896.  Children:  Martha, 
age  30;  Ralph  Andrew,  age  25;  Daniel  Peirce, 
age  23.  Address:  27  Wall  St.,  North  Adams, 
Mass. 


POST,  A.  H.  S.,  tennis.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Nov.  6,  1870.  Son  of  Richard  B.  and  Ella  Post. 
Ed.:  Baltimore  City  Coll. 

Record:  1886,  won  Baltimore  City  singles 
champ.  1888-91,  '95,  won  South,  singles  champ. 
1889-90,  won  South,  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker ;  Mercantile  Trust 
Deposit  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md.  (pres.).  Clubs:  Natl. 
G.C.  (Southampton,  L.I.)  ;  Baltimore  C.C. ;  Ten- 
nis and  Racquet;  Elkridge  Foxhunting;  Green 
Spring  Valley  Hunt.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Office: 
200  E.  Redwood  St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home: 
Stevenson,  Md. 


POTTER,  JOHN  MILTON,  track.  Born: 
Idaho  Springs,  Colo.,  Oct.  22,  1906.  Son  of  M.  C. 
and  Camilla  (Barber)  Potter.  Ed.:  Riverside 
H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1926;  Sarbonne  (Paris), 
1927. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Riverside  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1921-24,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1921- 
26,  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (won  shot-put, 
Yale-Harvard  track  meet,  1925 ;  won  shot-put, 
Oxford-Cambridge  track  meet,  1926). 

Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Address:  332 
Cambridge  Ave.,   Milwaukee,  Wis. 


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POTTER,  JOSIAH  WARREN,  football. 
Born:  Pueblo,  Colo.,  Dec.  8,  1909.  Son  of  Milton 
0.  and  Camilla  (Barber)  Potter.  Ed.:  River- 
side H.  Sen.;  Harvard,  1930. 

Record:  1927,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1928, 
mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pi 
Eta.  School:  21  Mattbews  Hall,  Cambridge, 
Mass.    Home:  971  Cramer  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


medley    relay    champ,    record,    10:19    (Franklin 
Field,  Phila.,   Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Nat'l.  Fuels  Corp.  Naval 
Service:  Lt.  U.S.N.R.F.,  comdr.  U.S.  submarine 
chaser  No.  246,  1917-19.  Clubs:  Yale.  Hobby: 
Gunning,  fishing,  boating  and  sailing.  Office: 
117  Liberty  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Box 
71G,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 


POTTHOFF,  FREDERICK  WILCOX,  foot- 
ball, basketball  and  swimming.  Bom:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Apr.  15,  1898.  Son  of  Frederick 
William  and  Eva  (Wilcox)  Potthoff.  Ed.:  Cen- 
tral H.  Sch.  (Cleveland,  Ohio),  1918;  Wash. 
Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  Mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 

and  swimming  teams.  1918-20,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1920).  1918-19,  picked 
All-Mo.  Valley  f.b.  1918.  played  on  Mo.  Valley 
F.B.  champ,  team.  1920,  mem.  Wash.  Univ. 
swimming  team.  1923,  officiated  H.  Sch.  sports. 
St.  Louis.  Mo.  1923-25,  coached  Principia 
swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Printer,  pres.  Advertisers 
Printing  Co.  Mik  Service:  S.A.T.C.  Affilia- 
tions: Mo.  Ath.  Asso. ;  Civic  Ath.  Asso. ;  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Josephine  Hose,  June  19, 
1926.  Child:  Frederick,  Jr.  Office:  500  N.  19th 
St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  416  Clark  St.,  Web- 
ster Groves,   Mo. 

POTTS,  WILLIAM  HENRY,  golf.  Born: 
Ancrum,  Scotland,  Sept.  20,  1881.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  James  Potts.  Ed.:  George  Watson 
Coll.;   Heriot  Watt  Coll. 

Record:  1908-26,  official  score  keeper,  U.S.G.A. 

Golf  pro.,  Essex  C.C.  (Vt).  1910-22,  golf  pro., 
Aparvomis  Club  (Rye.  N.  Y.).  1915-18,  golf 
pro.,  South.  Pines  C.C.  (N.  C).  1918-28,  golf 
pro.,  Ormand  Beach  C.C.  1922-28,  golf  pro., 
Briar  Hills  C.C.    (N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son :  Ormand  Beach  G.C. ;  Briar  Hills  C.C. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Eva  May  Rose, 
1925.  Office:  Ormand  Beach  G.C,  Fla.  Home: 
Dalmeny  Rd.,  Briar  Cliff  Manor,  N.  Y. 

POUCHER,   ROLLINSON   WHITTINGHAM, 

track.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  31,  1891.  Son 
of  Morris  Richard  and  Emily  Wbittingham 
(Rollinson)  Poucher.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1915. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Yale  track  team, 
(champs.,  1913-14).  1914,  won  Yale  1  mi.  rec- 
ord, 4:25  2/5  (Yale  Field,  New  Haven,  Conn.)  ; 
won  Harvard-Yale  dual  1  mi.  record,  4 :23 ; 
won  Yale  1  mi.  record,  4:23  (Harvard  Stadium, 
Cambridge,    Mass.).    1915,    won    Coll.    distance 


POUND,      BENJAMIN      LANDER,      boxing. 

Bom:  New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  1,  1906.  Son 
of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Donald  Pound.  Ed.:  A.B.. 
Rollins    Coll.,    1928. 

Record):  K.O.'d  the  following:  Buddy  Brown, 

Joe  Gorman,  Andy  Anderson,  Joe  Kennedy, 
Dan  Guyer,  K.  O.  Biennan,  Joe  Burke,  Bumbo 
Myers,  Romero  Rojas,  Dan  Bright,  Eddie  Ben- 
son, Joe  White  and  Eddie  Civil  at  Tampa. 
Fla.;  K.  O.  Brennan  at  St.  Petersburg,  Fla.; 
John  Pearson  at  Orlando,  Fla. ;  Gunboat  Far- 
ley at  Jacksonville,  Fla.;  Charlie  Wheeler  at 
Sarasota,  Fla. ;  Eddie  Hunt  at  Lakeland,  Fla. : 
lost  decision,  Eddie  Benson  at  Miami,  Fla., 
1927. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Pastime  A.C.,  Greek  Amer.  A.C.  of  N.  Y.  C. 
Hobby:  Boxing.  Office:  Rollins  Coll.,  Winter 
Park,   Fla.     Home:  Nanuet,  N.  Y. 

POUNDS,  JAMES  D.,  baseball,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Stone  Mt.,  Ga.,  Mar.  27,  1881.  Son 
of  John  Richard  and  Mattie  L.  (Carroll) 
Pounds.    Ed.:  Stetson  Univ. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Stetson  Univ.  champ. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1902-03,  capt.  Stetson  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1903,  capt.  Stetson  Univ.  F.B.  team  (won 
silver  cup,  by  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  "Times-Union," 
for  State  champ.).  1906-08,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1908,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ford  Auto  Dealer.  Affilia- 
tion: Kappa  Gamma  Chi ;  Round  Table  of  Har- 
vard ;  K.P. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Avalon  C.C. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Martha 
Winifred  Rhode.  Children:  Rhode  Jean,  age  15. 
Address:  Orange  St.,  Winter  Garden,  Fla. 

POWELL,  ARTHUR  L.,  basketball.  Born: 
Toronto,  Canada,  May  14,  1884.  Son  of  John  J. 
and  Charlotte  Maude  (Liscomb)  Powell.  Ed.: 
Masten  Pk.  H.  Sch.  (Buffalo,  N.  Y.),  1903;  C.E., 
Syracuse  Univ.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Masten  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1903-00,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  '04,  '06).  1904,  mem.  Syracuse 
Univ.  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1904-06,  mem 
Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1907-28,  I.C.  League 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  Official.  1909-10,  coach  Lniv. 
of  Rochester  Bskt.B.  team.    1912-13,  coach  Univ. 


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of  Ind.  Bskt.B.  team.  1913-16,  coach  Univ.  of 
Rochester  Bskt.B.  team.  1916-27,  coach  Univ. 
of  Buffalo  Bskt.B.  team.  1923-28,  Natl.  Pro. 
League  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Building  Construc- 
tion, Derdenger  Construction  Corp.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  pres.  West.  N.  Y.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Basketball.  Married:  Irene  Mabel  Fer- 
rick,  Dec.  30,  1909.  Children:  William  John, 
age  15 ;  Mary  Charlotte,  age  13 ;  Irene  May,  age 
3.  Office:  303  Electric  Bldg.,  Buftalo,  N.  Y. 
Home:  26  Dakota  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 


POWELL,  WALTER  D.,  football,  basketball. 
Born:  Reedsburg,  Wis.,  July  15,  1891.  Son  of 
Chas.  D.  and  Olive  (Pelton)  Powell.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Univ.  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team, 

(West.  Conf.  eh'ampsl.  and  All-West,  center, 
1912).  1914-17,  head  coach  West.  Reserve  Univ. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (Ohio  F.B.  Conf. 
champs.,  1915).  1917,  U.  S.  War  Dept.  ath.  dir., 
Camp  Sherman,  Ohio.  191S-19,  U.  S.  Navy  Dept. 
ath.  dir.,  6th  Naval  Dist.  (under  dir.  Walter 
Camp).  1919,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach,  Mont. 
State  Coll.  (Bozeman).  1920-21,  head  coach, 
Stanford.  1921,  ath.  dir.  Stanford;  mem.  F.B. 
Rules  Com.  Originated  movement  to  build  the 
"Walter  Camp  Memorial"  on  a  Natl,  basis  at 
Yale  Univ.  1922-27,  F.B.  Official,  S.  East.  States. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Agent,  John  Hancock 
Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Elks ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  At- 
lanta A.C.  Married:  Helen  Bell,  1921.  Children: 
David  Bell,  age  3.  Office:  830  Healey  Bldg., 
Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  85  Mont.  Furry  Dr.,  At- 
lanta, Ga. 


POWERS,  GEORGE  CLARENCE,  JR.,  track. 
Bom:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  July  4,  1901.  Son  of 
Geo.  Clarence  and  Eva  (Sterling)  Powers.  Ed.: 
West  Phila.  H.  Sch.,  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (I.C.  low  and  high  hurdles  champ.).  1921, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  track  team.  1922-24, 
mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  track  team  (won  Natl. 
C.Y.M.A.U.  low  hurdles  champ.,  and  runner-up, 
220-yd.  dash,  Wilmington,  Dela. ;  runner-up, 
Natl.  Jr.  indoor  high  hurdles  champ.,  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  Engr.,  Bell  Tel. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha  ;  Eta  Kappa 
Nu ;  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Walking.  Married: 
Marion  C.  Rooks,  Nov.  26,  1924.  Child:  Donald 
Crothers,  age  1.  Office:  1835  Arch  St.,  Bell  Tel. 
Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3645  Locust  St.,  Phila., 
Pa. 


POWERS,  HARRY  W.,   football.     Born:  St. 
Paul,    Minn.,   Dec.   4,    1887.     Son  of   Winn   and 


Kate  (Bates)  Powers.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,   1912. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  (St. 
Paul,  Minn.)  F.B.  team  (All-West,  center). 
1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team  (All- 
West.   Conf.  champs. ;  All-Conf .  choice,  r.g. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Flour  and  sugar  broker. 
Mil.  Service:  Secy.  Air  Ser.  Flying  Sch.,  Lang- 
ley  Field,  Hampton,  Va.,  during  war ;  at  pres- 
ent capt.  Eng.  Res.  Affiliations:  "M"  Club ; 
I.O.O.F. ;  Am.  Legion.  Married:  Leila  Paul. 
Children:  Winn  Powers  III.  Address:  1126 
Biltmore,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

POYNTER,  HORACE  MARTIN,  track  Born: 
Shelbyville,  Ky.,  July  21,  1879.  Son  of  Wile* 
Taul  and  Clara  Davis  (Martin)  Poynter.  Ed.i 
Science  Hill  Sch.  (Shelbyville,  Ky.)  ;  Webb 
Sch.  (Bell  Buckle,  Tenn.)  ;  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.;   A.B.,   Yale,   1900. 

Record:    1896,  mem.    Phillips  Andover  Acad. 

track  team.  1897,  won  4-mile  college  champ, 
relay  at  Univ.  of  Pa.  on  Yale  relay  team.  1900, 
won  2-mile  college  champ,  relay  at  Univ.  of 
Pa.  on  Yale  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.,  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Cum  Laude 
Soc. ;  Yale  Club  (Boston).  Married:  Elsie  Pit- 
kin. Children:  Horace  Martin,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Ed- 
ward Pitkin,  age  8 ;  Emily  Ruth,  age  5.  Address: 
189  Main   St.,   Andover,   Mass. 

PRANN,  CLIFFORD  PALMER,  baseball 
Bom:  Branford,  Conn.,  Apr.  26,  1898.  Son  of 
Chester  Webb  and  Alice  (Stannard)  Prann. 
Ed.:  Branford   H.   Sch.,  1915;   Yale,   1919. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Branford  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-19,  mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Cresant  A.C.  B.B.  team. 
1922,  mem.  Reading  Inter-Natrl.  League  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Branford  Middle- 
sex Co.  League  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Steel  and  Wire  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Sigma  Kappa  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball, basketball  and  golf.  Office:  N.  Works, 
Amer.  Steel  and  Wire  Co.,  Worcester,  Mass. 
Home:  44  Averill  PI.,   Branford,    Conn. 

PRATT,  GEORGE  WOLLAGE,  football. 
Bom:  Corning,  N.  Y..  June  23,  1893.  Son  of 
Harry  Hayt  land  Clarissa  (Spencer)  Pratt. 
Ed.:  Corning  Free  Acad.;  A.B.,  Colby  Coll., 
1914;  LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C), 
1919. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Corning  Free  Acad. 
F.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  tennis  team.  1911- 
19,  coach  Corning  Free  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1920- 
27,  mem.  Corning  City  tennis  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Fly- 
ing instr.,  Rich  Field,  Waco,  Tex.,  2nd  Lt. 
A.S.A.,  R.M.A.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Cen.  Bd. 
F.B.  Officials ;  Corning  Tennis  Club ;  Corning 
Lions  Club ;  pres.  Corning  Radio  Club.  Hobby: 
Gardening.  Married:  Muriel  Cheney,  June  23, 
1920.  Children:  Muriel  Cheney,  Jr.,  age  7 ; 
Priscilla  Cheney,  age  3 ;  George  Cheney,  in- 
fant. Office:  Rogers  Block,  Corning,  N.  Y. 
Home:  261  Wall  St.,  Corning,  N.  Y. 

PRATT,    LAURENCE    ORLEN,   hockey   and 

tennis.  Born:  West  Newton,  Mass.,  May  7,  1904. 
Son  of  Frederick  Sanford  and  Ella  Winifred 
(Nickerson)  Pratt.  Ed.:  Co.  Day  Sch. ;  A.B., 
Harvard,  1926. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team 
(hockey  champs.,  1925-26).  1926,  mem.  Har- 
vard tennis  team.  Coach  Loomis  Sch.  hockey 
and  tennis  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Address:  Loomis 
Inst.,  Windsor,  Conn. 

PRATT,  LEO  W.,  football.  Born:  Wilton, 
Me.,  Aug.  26,  1890.  Son  of  Francis  C.  and 
Isabelle  (Averill)  Pratt.  Ed.:  Wilton  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Bowdoin  Coll. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Wilton  Acad.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  team.  1909-13,  mem.  Bowdoin 
Coll.  F.B.  team ;  coached  Bowdoin  Coll.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1923,  coach  Brewer  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Br.  House  Mgr.,  Swift  and 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  2nd  Marine  Regt.,  Ma- 
chine Gun  Co.,  1916;  discharged,  1917.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Shriner;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby: 
Sports.  Married:  Phyllis  Pollster,  Dec.  1,  1920. 
Children:  Leo  W.,  Jr.,  age  6.  Office:  11  Thorn- 
ton St.,  Biddleford,  Me.  Home:  162  South  St., 
Biddleford,  Me. 


PRENDERGAST,  JOSEPH,  football.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  27,  1904.  Son  of  M.  John  and 
Lillian  (Mallory)  Prendergast.  Ed.:  Evanston 
Township  H.  Sch.,  1922 ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad., 
1923;  A.B.,  Princeton;  1927,  Oxford  Univ. 
(Eng,). 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Evanston  Township  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1921 ;  won  Noyes  prize  for  being  best  all-around 
athlete,  1922).  1922.  mem.  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad,  relay  team  (team  won  Intersch.  medley 
relay  champ,  of  Amer.,  Penn  Relay  Carnival). 
1925-26,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student,  Balliol  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford Univ.  Clubs:  Cap  and  Gown  (Princeton)  ; 
Princeton  (N.  Y.).  Address:  732  Mich.  Ave., 
Evanston,  111. 


PRESCOTT,  THOMAS  SLADE,  golf.  Born: 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  Nov.  14,  1899.  Son  of  W.  R.  and 
Sarah  Frances  (Hunnicutt)  Prescott.  Ed.: 
Marist  Coll.  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  Georgia  Tech., 
B.S.,  1921. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1918-19,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  golf  team,  won 
every  match  (capt.,  1918).  1918,  mem.  So.  Golf 
Asso.  team  (participating  in  meet  for  Olympic 
cup  (Memphis,  Tenn.).  1922-23,  runner-up  in 
Ga.  State  Amer.  golf  tournament.  1924,  quali- 
fied in  So.  Amer.  tournament  at  Louisville,  Ky. 
1927,  won  city  champ,  of  Richmond,  Va. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Special  agt.,  Hartford  Fire 
Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Marine  Res.  Corps  at  Ga. 
Tech.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Chi  Phi ;  Hermitage 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  411  Amer.  Natl. 
Bank  Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  Stuart  Court 
Apts.,  Richmond,  Va. 


PRICE,  JOHN  B.,  football  coach,  official  and 
ath.  dir.  Bom:  St.  Clair,  Pa.,  Sept.  13,  1883. 
Son  of  Reuben  and  Emma  (Beadle)  Price.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Ursinus,  1905;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909;  M.D., 
Medico  Chi  Coll.  (Phila.),  1914;  P.G.,  Harvard; 
P.G.,  N.  Y.  Eye  and  Ear  Hosp.,  1925 ;  Univ.  of 
Pa.,   graduate   School   of  Medicine. 

Record:  1901-05,  mem.  Ursinus  Coll.  F.B. 
(capt.,  1904)  and  B.B.  (capt.,  1903)  teams. 
1905,  mem.  Wilmington  (Del.)  pro.  B.B.  team 
(Tri-State  League).  1906-08,  coach  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  (Slippery  Rock,  Pa.)  F.B.  team.  1908- 
14,  ath.  dir.  and  F.B.  coach  Ursinus  Coll.  1914- 
16,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Trinity  Coll.  (Hartford, 
Conn.).  1916-17,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Muhlen- 
burg  Coll.  (Allentown,  Pa.).  1917,  coach  U.  S. 
A.  Corps  (Allentown).  1920-23,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll  (Lancaster, 
Pa.).  1924,  F.B.  Official;  author  of  "Modern 
Scientific  Football"  (copyright,  Phila.  Public 
Ledger). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon,  Oto  Laryngolo- 
gist,  asst.  Laryngologist,  Grad.  School  of  Medi- 
cine of  the  Univ.  of  Pa.,  consulting  physician 
to  Ursinus  College.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S. 
A.,  1918 ;  comn'd  1st  lieut. ;  mem.  Pa.  State 
Militia,  1921 ;  capt.  Med.  Reg.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Pennsylvania  State  Med.  Society ; 
Amer.  Med.  Society ;  Philadelphia  Laryn- 
gological  Society ;  Plymouth  Country  Club. 
Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married:  Mary  Shade. 
Children:  Janet  Shade,  age  18;  Martha  Ann, 
age  14.  Office:  513  Swede  St.,  Norristown,  Pa. 
Home:  1422  Pine  St.,  Norristown,  Pa. 


PRICE,  LAURENCE  AUSTIN,  track.    Born: 

Ithaca,  Mich.,  June  21,  1900.  Son  of  Charles  A. 
and  Mary  (Look)  Price.  Ed.:  Ithaca  H.  Sch., 
1918;  Hillsdale  Coll.;  A.B.,  Univ.  Mich.,  1922; 
Detroit  Coll.  of  Law. 


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Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Ithaca  H.  Sch.  track, 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-20,  mem.  Hillsdale 
Coll.  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-22,  mem. 
Univ.  Mich,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  Detroit  and 
Security  Trust  Co.  (Detroit,  Mich.).  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: In  S.A.T.C,  U.S.A.,  Hillsdale  Coll.  Affilia- 
tions: Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Delta  Sigma  Pi ;  Ma- 
sons ;  "M"  Club.  Married:  Dora  Stone,  Aug.  18, 
1926.  Office:  201  W.  Fort  St.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Home:  13500  Manor  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

PRICE,  LUTHER  EDMUNDS,   football  and 

baseball.  Bom:  Cape  May,  N.  J.,  Sept.  27,  1866. 
Son  of  Nathan  C.  and  Roxanna  H.  (Edmunds) 
Price.  Ed.:  Pennington  Sem.  (N.  J.),  1884; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1888 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1894. 

Record:  1883-84,  mem.  Pennington  Sem.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1884,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1885,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1885-87,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (sub.,  1885;  1.0.  champs., 
1885).  1886-88,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B. 
team  (sub.,  1886).  1887-88,  mem.  class  tug-of- 
war  and  wrestling  teams,  Princeton.  1888, 
capt.  Cape  May  (N.  J.)  amateur  B.B.  team 
(East,  amateur  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Journalist,  editorial  staff, 
N.  Y.  Sun.  Govt.  War  Service:  Intelligence 
work  in  Navy  Dept.,  N.  Y.  Dist.,  in  connection 
with  Boy  Scout  organization.  Affiliations: 
Deputy  Scout  Comnr.  (Boy  Scouts  of  Amer.)  ; 
S.A.R. ;  Princeton  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Nassau  Club 
(Princeton)  ;  Varsity  Club  (Princeton).  Mar- 
ried: Gertrude  A.  Evans,  Oct.  30,  1900.  Chil- 
dren: William  E.,  age  25;  Nathan  C,  2nd,  age 
23.  Office:  280  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
66  Clark  St.,  Glen  Ridge,  N.  J. 

PRICE,  ROY  ARTHUR,  baseball  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Chicago,  111.,  April  29,  1905.  Son 
of  Henry  T.  and  Jessie  Price.  Ed.:  Austin  H. 
Sch.  (Chicago,  111.),  1923;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago, 1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Austin  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1923;  won  city  champ.,  1923). 
1922-23,  mem.  Austin  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1922).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
B.B.  team.  1928,  asst.  coach  Culver  Mil.  Acad. 
(Culver,  Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  History  instr.  Culver  Mil. 
Acad.  Affiliation:  Sigma  Nu.  Office:  Culver 
Mil.  Acad.,  Culver,  Ind.  Home:  47-4  W.  Mon- 
roe St.,  Chicago,  111. 

PRICE,  TERRILL  E.,  polo,  track,  footbalL 
Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Nov.  13,  1895.  Son 
of  W.  G.,  Jr.,  and  S.  P.  (Eyre)  Price.  Ed.: 
Chester  H.   Sch.;   B.S.,   Univ.  Pa.,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  track 
team.    1914,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team. 


1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  track  team. 
1915,  mem.  Germantown  Boys  Club  track 
team.  1918,  mem.  97th  Div.  U.S.A.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  5th  Div.  U.S.A.  polo  team;  mem. 
U.S.A.  track  team  (S.  East.  dept.  decathlon 
champ.)  ;  mem.  S.  East.  dept.  U.S.A.  swimming 
team.  1921,  mem.  4th  Div.  U.S.A.  polo  team. 
1922,  coach  and  mem.  3rd  Div.  U.S.A.  polo 
team  (N.  West,  champs.).  1922-24,  mem.  3rd 
Corps  Area  polo  team.  1924,  coach  and  mem. 
Md.  Polo  Club  polo  team;  mem.  U.S.A.  Mil. 
pentathlon  squad.  1925,  won  Mixed  Pistol  and 
Sabre  match,  Cavalry  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cavalry  officer,  U.S.A. 
War  Record:  Lt.  and  capt.,  12th  Cavalry  in 
N.  Mex. ;  major,  97th  Div.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi;  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Cavalry  Sch. 
Hunt  Club.  Hobby:  Training  polo  ponies. 
Married:  L.  Marjorie  Gloninger.  Children: 
Wm.  G.,  3rd,  age  7;  Terrill  E.,  Jr.,  age  5. 
Office:  Ft.  Riley,  Kans.  Home:  900  Kerlin  St., 
Chester,  Pa. 

PRICE,  THOMAS  MALCOLM,  baseball.  Born: 
Darlington,  Md.,  Apr.  11,  1879.  Son  of  David 
E.  and  Mary  (Miller)  Price.  Ed.:  Darlington 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Md.,  1899;  George 
Wash.  Univ.,  M.S.,  1901;  Ph.D.,  1903. 

Record:  1895-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  B.B.  team, 
(won  I.C.  State  champ.,  1898-99). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  chemist.  Got?. 
War  Record:  Chemical  Meat  Inspec.  Service, 
U.S.  Fed.  Gov.,  1916-20.  Clubs:  Univ.;  Nat'l. 
Press;  "M"  (Univ.  of  Md.).  Married:  Adele 
Spence,  Oct.,  1901.  Children:  Adele,  age  24; 
Virginia,  age  22;  Thomas  Malcolm,  Jr.,  age  20. 
Address:  1811   Irving   St.,   N.W.,   Wash.,   D.   C. 

PRICE,  WILLIAM  COZENS,  mem,  Princeton 
F.B.,  B.B.  teams.  Born:  Cape  May,  N.  J.. 
Sept.  27,  1866.  Son  of  Nathan  C.  and  Roxana 
(Edmunds)   Price.     Ed.:  Princeton  Univ.,  1888. 

Record:  1887,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
1888,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team  and  track 
team  (medal  winner,  track;  All-Collegiate 
B.B.  amateur  champs.,  U.S.A.).  1889-1906, 
•  sports  writer  and  editor  Phila.  Times,  Record, 
Inquirer  and  Press,  also  correspondent,  N.  Y. 
Herald.  1900-05,  mem.  coaching  Princeton 
F.B.  staff.  1906-07,  asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hudson  Motor  Car  Co. 
Office:  Hudson  Motor  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home: 
1044  Lenox  Ave.,   Detroit,  Mich. 

PRICE,     WILLIAM    MERRIMAN,    football. 

Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Son  of  Joseph  C.  and 
Harriet  (Coffin)  Price.  Ed.:  Pub.  Sch.  (Phila.)  ; 
B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1885. 

Record:  1881,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  crew 
and  freshmen  tug  of  war  team.  1882-84,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Frank  Pesbrey 
Co.  (advertising  agency).  Mil.  Service:  In 
Phila.  Home  Defense  Res.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Zelo  Sophie  Soc. ;  Poor  Richard  Club.  Hobby: 
Dramatics.  Harried:  Sara  F.  Finney,  Oct.  5, 
1S90.  Child:  Wm.  Merriman,  Jr.,  age  34. 
Office:  320  S.  16th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  7430 
Sprague  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


Andover  Acad.  B  B.  team  (capt.,  1925).  1925, 
capt.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-28, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1928-29,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Chi;  Hasty  Pudding  Club;  "H"  Club 
(Harvard).  Address:  29  Douglas  Rd.,  Medford, 
Mass. 


PRINCE,  PERCY  SYLVESTER,  State  dir. 
phys.  ed.  and  aths.,  Delaware.  Born:  Salem, 
Mass.,  Apr.  7,  1882.  Son  of  George  B.  and  Ida 
M.  (Canney)  Prince.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Tufts'  Coll.; 
La.  Tech. 

Record:  1896-1902,  mem.  Salem  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1902-06,  mem.  Tufts'  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1908,  line  coach  Tufts'  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1909-16, 
1919-20,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  La.  Tech.  (State 
champ.  B.B.  team,  '10-11).  1909-28,  Central  Cd. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  Official.  1916-17,  reg.  coach 
U.S.A.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18,  div.  coach 
39th  Div.,  U.S.A.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams ;  dir.  phy. 
training,  39th  Div.,  U.S.A.  1920-23,  coach  and 
dir.  phys.  ed.,  St.  Stephen's  Coll.  1923-26,  ath. 
dir.  and  prof.  phys.  ed.,  La.  Tech.  1926-28, 
State  dir.  phys.  ed  and  aths.,  Delaware. 

Pres.  Occupation:  State  dir.  phys.  ed.  and 
aths.,  Delaware.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  Inf., 
1916,  Mexican  Border,  1st  La. ;  comnd.  Lt., 
Capt.,  Maj. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged,  1919, 
mem.  O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Mason  (32°); 
M.O.F.W. ;  A.L. ;  Natl.  Geol.  Soc;  N.E.A.;  A.P. 
E.  Soc. ;  Alpha  Lambda  Tau ;  Now  and  Then 
Asso. ;  Wash.  Asso.  (Salem,  Mass.)  ;  field  agent, 
Del.  I.C.A.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marion 
H.  Snell,  Aug.  24,  1905.  Children:  Susan  C,  age 
20;  Snell  B.,  age  10.  Oj^ce:  State  House,  Dover, 
Del.    Home:  Penn.  Ave.,  Dover,  Del. 

PRINCE,  ROBERT  G„  football.  Born: 
Mitchell,  S.  Dak.,  Mar.  16,  1907.  Son  of  O.  C. 
and  Mae  (Gudgell)  Prince.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Lincoln 
Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-28,  mem.  Lincoln  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1927-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Lincoln 
Coll.,  Lincoln,  111.  Home:  222  N.  Chestnut  St.,' 
Princeton,  111. 

PRIOR,  JOHN  ANDREW,  football,  baseball 
and  hockey.  Born:  Medford,  Mass.,  May  17, 
1904.  Son  of  James  A.  and  Annie  (McCarthy) 
Prior.  Ed.:  Medford  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Phillips 
Andover  Acad.,  1925 ;  Harvard,  1929. 

Record :  1918-19,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  hockey 
team.  1918-21,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1919-22,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1921-22).  1922-23,  mem.  Phillips 
Andover  Acad,  hockey  team.  1922-24,  mem. 
Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  team  (All-New 
England  end,  1922-23).     1923-25,  mem.   Phillips 


PRITCHARD,  EARLE  A.,  football.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Oct.  6,  1884.  Son  of  Julius 
U.  and  Sarah  Francis  (Asher)  Pritchard.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  111.,  1909;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll., 
1914 ;  P.G.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  111.  F.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
Coach  Okla.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  Dir.  aths.  and  phys. 
ed.,  Robert  Coll.,  Constantinople,  Turkey.  1920, 
appointed  official  to  Olympic  Games,  Antwerp, 
Belgium.     1923-27,  supt.  recreation,  Reading,  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Recreation,  Reading, 
Pa.  Affiliations:  A.P.E.A. ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  East.  F.B. 
Officials'  Asso. ;  Mt.  Penn  C.C. ;  Rotary ;  Ma- 
sons;  Welfare  Fed.  Hobby:  Boys  and  hiking. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Ingersoll.  Children:  Ernest 
I.,  age  6;  Elbert  B.,  age  5.  Office:  City  Hall, 
Reading,  Pa.  Home:  2323  Fairview  Ave.,  Mt. 
Penn,  Reading,  Pa. 

PRITCHARD,  GEORGE  H.,  director,  physical 
education  and  head  coach,  Hiram  College. 
Born:  Germantown,  Ohio,  Nov.  9,  1888.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Elizabeth  (Fogleman)  Pritchard. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Ohio  North.  Univ.,  1908;  M.A.,  Univ. 
of  Okla.,  1925;  Univ.  of  111.  Coaching  Sch.; 
Ohio   State  Univ.,   1927. 

Record:  Mem.  ath.  teams,  Ohio  North.  Univ. 
for  three  yrs.  Dir.  and  head  coach  of  F.B.. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  at  the  following  col- 
leges: 1911-12,  Trinity  Univ.  (Waxahachie, 
Tex.).  1912-13,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.  (Annville, 
Pa.).  1913-16,  Okla.  City  Univ.  (Okla.  City. 
Okla.).  1916-20,  Eureka  Coll.  (Eureka,  111.). 
1920-24,  Drury  Coll.  (Springfield,  Mo.).  1924-28, 
Hiram  Coll.  (Hiram,  Ohio;  Bskt.B.  team  won 
111.  champ.,  1916-17;  Bskt.B.  team  won  Mo. 
champ.,  1924).  1915-16,  pres.  Okla.  I.C.  Conf. 
1920-23,  pres.  Mo.  I.C.   Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  head 
coach,  Hiram  Coll.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta 
Kappa  ;  Lions  Club ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. 
Married:  Frankie  Irene  Spencer,  July  19,  1910. 
Children:  George  S.,  age  15 ;  Donald  C,  age 
13.     Address:   c/o  Hiram  Coll.,  Hiram,  Ohio. 


PRITCHARD,  WILLIAM  GRADY,  football. 
Born:  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C,  May  29,  1896.  Son 
of  Isaac  W.  and  Emily  (Atwater)  Pritchard. 
Ed.:  Chapel  Hill  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  N.  C, 
1921;   Univ.  of  N.  C.  Law  Sch.,  1923. 


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Record:    1919-22,   mem.    Univ.   of  N.    C.   F.B. 

team  (capt.,  19122;  All-South  Atlantic  guard; 
1921;  All-South,  guard,  1922).  1923-28,  fresh- 
man F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  N.  C.  1926-28,  asst. 
grad.   mgr.,   Univ.   of  N.   C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  coach.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted,  U.S.N.,  Apr.,  1917;  Comnd. 
ensign,  Aug.,  1918;  discharged,  Feb.  3,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa  Phi;  Monogram  Club, 
Univ.  of  N.  C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Sarah  Hester.  Children:  William  Grady,  Jr., 
infant.  Office:  Univ.  of  N.  C,  Chapel  Hill, 
N.  C.     Home:  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C. 

PKOBEY,  THOMAS  F.,  track.    Born:  Wash., 

I).  C,  Nov.  14,  1895.  Son  of  Arthur  and  May 
(Learch)  Probey.  Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch.,  1914; 
Georgetown  Prep.,  1915 ;  Georgetown  Univ., 
1919;    A.B.,   George   Wash.   Univ.,    1921. 

Record:  Mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  track  and  cross- 
country teams.  1919,  mem.  Georgetown  var- 
sity track  squad.  1922-27,  coach  George  Wash. 
Univ.  track  team.  1925,  coach  Aloysius  Club 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  pharmacologist,  U.  S. 
Public  Health  Service.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
U.S.A.,  1918,  discharged,  1919.  Clubs:  G.W. 
(George  Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Track.  Har- 
ried: Kathleen  Curtin,  Nov.  12,  1919.  Office: 
Hygienic  Lab.,  25th  and  E  Sts.,  N.W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.     Home:  East  Falls  Church,  Box  87,  Va. 

PROPST,  RALPH  CLYDE,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.    Born:  Jasmine,  Ala.,  May  12, 

1898.  Son  of  J.  and  Mattie  (Rush)  Propst.  Ed.: 
Insley  H.  Sch. ;  Simpson  Prep.  Sch. ;  Birmingham 
South.  Coll.;   Univ.  of  Ala.,  1925. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Birmingham  South. 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
F.B.,  1921).  1922,  mem.  Birmingham  South. 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala. 
F.B.  team  (All-South,  team;  hon.  mention  by 
Lawrence  Perry,  1923-24).  1922-25,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1923-25, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1925, 
coach  Univ.  of  Ala.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team. 
1925-27,  asst.   F.B.  coach,   Univ.  of  Ala. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Finn,  Propst  Lumber  Co. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon;  Omega 
Delta  Kappa;  Mason;  Exch.  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Winnie  Smith,  June  10, 
1926.  Children:  Martha  Frances,  infant.  Office: 
701  5th  St.,  Pratt  City,  Ala.  Home:  1500  30th 
St.,   Insley,   Ala. 

PROUDLOCK,  OLIVER,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  880-yd. 
champion.  Born:  Scranton,  Pa.,  Aug.  31,  1904. 
Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  G.  Proudlock.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Syracuse  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  track 
and  cross-country  teams.    1924,  3rd  place,  I.C.A.A. 


A.A.  cross-country  meet.     1925,  won  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
440-yd.  run,  47  9/10  sees. ;  ran  No.  4  on  I.C.A.A 
A.A.    cross-country    champ,    team.      1926,    won 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  440-yd.  run,  48  8/10  sees. ;  ran.  No 
4  on  team,  placed  2nd  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross-eountr/ 
run.    1927,  capt.  team  which  won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1 
mi.  relay  champ,    (estab.  new  record,  3  :21  4/10) 
won    I.C.A.A.A.A.    880-yd.    run,    1 :55 ;    Niagara 
Dist.  440-yd.  indoor  champ. ;  N.  East.  Pa.  880-yd. 
outdoor  champ.    1928,  won  Metropolitan  600-yd. 
run. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bank  Clerk.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Kappa  Tau ;  Pi  Beta  Sigma ;  Natl.  Coll. 
Order  of  Spiked  Shoe;  South  Side  Club;  Fi- 
delity Union  Club;  Newark  A.C.  Office:  Park 
PL,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home:  N.  Main  Ave.,  Scran- 
ton, "Pa. 

PRIGH,  EARL  ELVVOOD,  football.  Born: 
Catawba,  Ohio,  Aug.  12,  1879.  Son  of  Samuel 
M.  and  Mary  (Yeazell)  Prugh.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Ohio 
Wesleyan,  1899;  A.M.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1897,  capt.  Ohio  Wesleyan  2nd  F.B. 
team.  1898,  mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  varsity  F.B. 
tqam.  1906-08,  coach  Wittenberg  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1912-14,  ath.  dir.  Lancaster  H.  Sch. 
(Ohio).  1915-16,  coach  Columbus  North  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-20,  coach  Troy  H. 
Sch.  (Ohio).  1920-25,  referee  Ohio  H.  Sch  Bskt. 
B.  champ,  team.  1921-25,  ath.  dir.  Antioch  Coll. 
1927,  coach  State  Teachers'  Coll.  (Indiana,  Pa.) 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  phy.  ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Shriner;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Ohio 
F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  West.  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt. 
B.  Officials;  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Of- 
ficials; "W"  Club  (Ohio  Wesleyan).  Hobby: 
Sports.  Married:  Lillian  Smith,  1909.  Chil- 
dren: Mary,  age  15;  Sam,  age  7.  Address:  135 
S.  5th  St.,  Indiana,  I'a. 

PRCYN,  FREDERIC,  hockey.  Born:  Albany, 
N.  Y.,  July  5,  1881.  Son  of  Robert  C.  and  Alma 
(Williams)  Pruyn.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.;  Har- 
vard Univ.,  1904. 

Record:  1898-1900,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1904,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Harvard  crew,  hockey  and  wrestling 
teams  (won  middle-weight  wrestling  champ.). 
1906,  mem.  Albany  polo  team.  Mem.  Loundon 
hockey  team  (3  yrs.).  Mem.  Albany  C.C.  hockey 
team  (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Vesar  Corp.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Natl.  Commercial  Bank  and  Trust 
Co. ;  dir.  Gen.  Ry.  Sequal  Co. ;  dir.  Consolidated 
Car  and  Heating  Co.  Clubs:  Fort  Orange; 
Harvard  (N.  Y.)  ;  Albany;  Schuyler  Meadows. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Beatrice  Morgan. 
Children:  Frederic,  Jr.,  age  20;  F.  Morgan,  age 
18 ;  Milton  Lee,  age  14 ;  Beatrice,  age  11.  Of- 
fice: 103  Wash.  Ave.,  Albany,  N.  Y.  Home:  461 
State  St.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 


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QUAINTANCE,  CREGAK  B.,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  B.B.  team,  1914.  Born:  Golden,  Colo., 
July  25,  1892.  Son  of  Brough  Painter  and 
Annie  (Belmore)  Quaintance.  Ed.:  Amherst 
Coll.,   1910-11;   LL.B.,   Univ.  of  Mich.,   1914.; 

Record:   1908-10,  mem.   Golden  H.  Sen.  B.B. 

team  (pitcher;  capt.,  1910).  1911,  mem.  Am- 
herst Coll.  B.B.  team  (pitcher).  1913-14,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team    (pitcher). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mexican  border  service,  1916.  Affiliations: 
Chi  Psi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Denver  Bar  Asso. ; 
A.B.A. ;  Rocky  Mt.  Mich.  Univ.  Club  (dir. )  ; 
Amherst  Alumni  of  Rocky  Mt.  Region 
(secy.)  ;  Universal  Club  of  Denver  (Pres.)  ; 
Bass  Clef  Club.  Hobby:  Music.  Married:  Lil- 
lian Anderson,  Jan.  18,  1917.  Children:  Jean, 
age  10;  Marilyn,  age  3.  Office:  712  E.  and  C. 
Bldg.,  Denver,  Colo.  Home:  850  Steele  St., 
Denver,  Colo. 


QUARLES,     JOSEPH     VERY,     JR.,     mem. 

Princeton  champ,  varsity  crew.  Born:  Milwau- 
kee, Wis.,  Jan.  26,  1908.  Son  of  Joseph  V.  and 
Ethel  (Grant)  Quarles.  Ed.:  Milwaukee  Coun- 
try Day  Sch. ;  Hotchkiss  Sch.  (Lakeville, 
Conn.)  ;  Princeton  Univ.,  1929. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch.  champ. 
F.B.  team.  1926,  Inland  Lakes  Yachting  Asso. 
sailing  (3rd  cup,  annual  regatta,  Class  C)  ; 
winner  Pine  Lake  Challenge  Cup ;  Milwaukee 
Invitation  Regatta ;  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
crew.  1927,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew  (win- 
ner Carnegie  Cup  from  Yale  and  Cornell ;  win- 
ner Child's  Cup  from  Penn  and  Columbia ;  first 
crew  to  win  both  trophies  in  same  year). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations :  Prince- 
ton Varsity  Club  (secy.)  ;  Cap  and  Gown  Club 
(Princeton)  ;  Chenequa  C.C.  (Milwaukee). 
Office:  490  Broadway,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
345  Summit  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


986-yds.  record  N.  Y.  C.  (time,  1  hr.)  ;  holder 
world's .  indoor  6-mile  record  N.  Y.  C.  (time, 
30:17).  1913-23,  coach  Yale  Univ.  1917-28, 
coach  Yale  Univ.  cross-country  team.  "World 
Relay  Records  With  Partner" :  1910,  holder  of 
world's  26-mile  385-yds.  marathon  race  record 
N.  Y.  C.  (time,  2  hrs.  2:161-5)  ;  holder  world's 
20-mile  record  N.  Y.  C.  (time,  1  hr.  28:47). 
1911,  holder  world's  15-mile  record  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.  (time,  1  hr.  9:34  2-5).  1913,  holder  of 
world's  10-mile  record    (time,  45:4  4-5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Rec- 
reation, Yale.  Mil.  Service:  First  lieut.  Air 
Service,  serving  as  phys.  dir.  Office:  200  Orange 
St.,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  436  Whalley 
Ave.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

QUIGLEY,  WILLIAM  ANDREW,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  football  team.  Born:  Beverley,  Mass., 
Aug.  1,  1893.  Son  of  John  J.  and  Frances 
(Hurney)  Quigley.  Ed.:  Beverley  (Mass.)  H. 
Sch.;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  (Exeter,  N.  H.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Beverley  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1911-13,  mem.  Exeter 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  Exeter  track 
team.  1914,  mem.  Pa.  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(estd.  long  kick  record,  Franklin  Field,  48 
yds.)  ;  won  Hollenback  cup  for  long  distance 
punting.  1919,  coached  St.  Joseph's  Coll., 
Phila.  1921-23,  coached  Geo.  Wash.  Univ., 
Washington,  D.  C.  1924-26,  officiated  F.B. 
games.     Mem.  C.B.O.  since  1919. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  mgr.  F.  B.  Keech 
&  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Joined  Univ.  of  Pa.  Ambu- 
lance Corp,  June,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Pa.  Varsity  C.  (Phila.)  ;  Racquet  C.  (Phila.)  ; 
Racquet  Club  (Wash.)  ;  Chevy  Chase  Club; 
Metropolitan  Club  (Wash.).  Office:  1510  H 
St.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1510  19th  St., 
Washington,  D.  C. 


QUEAL,   WILLIAM   NELSON,    long-distance 

running.  Born:  Merced,  Calif.,  Aug.  9,  1887. 
Son  of  Alexander  and  Rose  (DeMars)  Queal. 
Ed.:  New  Haven  Normal  Sch.  of  Gymnastics; 
Yale  Med.  Sch. 

Record:  1910-12,  holder  world's  pro.  champ. 
1-15  miles.  1911.  won  world's  pro.  10-mile 
champ.  N.  Y.  C.  (time,  51:55  2-5);  holder 
world's  pro.  indoor  10-mile  record  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.  (time,  51:42  2-5)  ;  won  world's  pro.  15-mile 
champ.  Celtic  Park,  N.  Y.  (time,  1  hr.  22:52  2-5)  ; 
holder,  world's  8-mile  record  Toronto,  Can. 
(time,  39:37);  holder  world's  pro.  5-mile  rec- 
ord Toronto,  Can.  (time,  24:39  2-5);  holder 
world's  4-mile  record  Toronto,  Can.  (time, 
19:22).      1912,    holder    world's    indoor    11-mile- 


QUINBY,  FRANK  LEES,  mem.  Yale  baseball 
team.  Born:  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  July  26,  1879. 
Son  of  Mary  (Lees)  Quinby.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1901. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips  Acad.  (Andover)  F.B. 
team  3  yrs.,  B.B.  team,  2  yrs.  Mem.  Yale  B.B. 
team  2  yrs.  (capt.-elect).  1912,  B.B.  coach 
Stevens  I.  (Hoboken).  1913-16,  B.B.  coach  Yale. 
1917-21,  B.B.,  F.B.  and  hockey  coach  Phillips 
Acad.,  Andover. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
Ath.  Dir.  French  Army,  Y.M.C.A.  Affiliations: 
Wepawaug  C.C. ;  Alex  Taylor  &  Co.,  N.  Y.  Mar- 
ried: Frances  Hinkley.  Children:  Frank  L. 
Quinby,  Jr.,  age  19;  Betty,  age  17.  Address: 
158  Gulf  St.,  Milford,  Conn. 


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QUINBY,  JOSEPH  RIDGE,  JR.,  amateur 
baseball.  Born:  Elizabeth,  N.  J.,  Feb.  16,  1874. 
Son  of  Joseph  R.  and  Mary  B.  (Lees)  Quinby. 
Ed.:  Harvard  Sch.    (N.  Y.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1895. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Harvard  Sch.  (N.  Y.) 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1891,  mem.  N.  Y. 
A.O.  B.B.  team.  1892,  mem.  Staten  Island  A.C., 
B.B.  team.  1894-95,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  (Yale- 
Harvard-Princeton  champs,  both  yrs.).  1896- 
1908,  coached  B.B.  teams,  Yale.  1897-99,  mem. 
Cricket  Club  B.B.  team.  1900-02,  mem.  Crescent 
A.C.  B.B.  team  (champs.  Metropolitan  Ama- 
teur League,  1900-02).  1903-08,  mem.  Mont- 
clair  A.C.  B.B.  team  (champs.  Metropolitan 
Amateur  League,  1903). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  insurance  under- 
writer. Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Squadron  A.,  N.  Y., 
1895-1900.  Affiliations:  Southward  Ho  C.C. 
(Bay  Shore,  N.  Y. ;  secy.)  ;  Equitable  Life  As- 
surance Soc. ;  Merchants  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Mabel  F.  Wellington,  June  2, 
1897.  Children:  Margaret  Quinby  Albertson, 
age  27.  Office:  130  W.  42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  132  Ocean  Ave.,  Amityville,  N.  Y. 

QUINLAN,  WALTER  LEAHY,  supt.  public 
recreation.  Born:  Dalton,  Mass.,  Aug.  4,  1893. 
Son  of  Henry  Francis  and  Katherine  (Leahy) 
Quinlan.  Ed.:  Dalton  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Cornell 
Univ.,  1919;  Ohio  State  Univ.  and  Univ.  of 
Texas  (Aeronautical  Schools),  1918. 

Record:  Mem.  Dalton  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  BsktB. 
and    F.B.    teams.      Mem.    Cornell    fresh,    track 


and  B.B.  teams.     Mem.  Cornell  vars.  B.B.  team 
and  Bskt.B.  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Pub.  Recreation, 
Tampa,  Fla.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.A. S.,  1917-18, 
pilot.  Affiliations:  Fla.  W.  Coast  Tennis  Asso. 
(pres.)  ;  Fla.  A.A.U.  (vice-pres.)  ;  Fla.  State  Bd. 
Approved  Bskt.B.  O  cial  (pres.)  ;  Cornell  Univ. 
Alumni  Asso.  of  Fla.  (sec.  treas.)  ;  Amer. 
Phys.  Ed.  Asso.;  Amer.  Leg.  (ath.  official).  Hob- 
by: Tennis.  Married:  Georgia  Lilly,  Oct.  8,  1921. 
Children:  Richard  Steven,  infant.  Office:  City 
Hall,  Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  606  Frierson,  Tampa, 
Fla. 


QUINN,  CLEMENT  PATRICK,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  football  team,  1910-12.  Born:  Sagi- 
naw, Mich.,  Nov.  10,  1890.  Son  of  Maurice  and 
Lucy  Ann  (Kelly)  Quinn.  Ed.:  Arthur  Hill  H. 
Sch.  (Saginaw,  Mich.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1913. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Arthur  Hill  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  freshman  F.B.  team.  1910-12,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team.  1913,  coach  Arthur 
Hill  H.   Sch.   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Timberlands.  Mil.  Service: 
U.S.A.;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  Inf.,  Nov.,  1916;  capt., 
Inf.,  Aug.,  1917 ;  discharged  Aug.,  1919 ;  pres. 
rank,  major,  340th  Inf.  Affiliations:  Saginaw 
Club;  Saginaw  Canoe  Club.  Office:  1304  Court 
St.,  Saginaw,  Mich. 


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RADER,  FLOYD  W.,  basketball.  Born: 
Ellensburg,  Wash.,  Aug.  11,  1883.  Son  of  W.  H. 
and  Ellen  (Bales)  Rader.  Ed.:  Wash.  Normal 
Seb.,  1904;  B.S.,  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1908. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Wash.  State  Normal 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1904-09,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.  and  chosen  All-Coast 
guard,  1908). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  Gov.  War  Record: 
U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agri.,  1912-20.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega.  Married:  Hazel  E.  Payne.  Chil- 
dren: Dorothy  Ann,  age  10.  Office:  1st  Natl. 
Bank  Bldg.,  Eugene,  Ore.  Home:  2020  E.  19th 
St.,  Eugene,  Ore. 

RAFFERTY,  EWING  LAWRENCE,  football. 
Bom:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  May  14,  1883.  Son  of 
Bernard  Francis  and  Mary  (Ewing)  Rafferty. 
Ed,:  Lit.B.,  Princeton,  1908. 

Record :  1902-05,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and 
hockev  teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team.  1912.  Middle  States  Amateur  champ. 
164b.  hammer  thrower.  1915,  capt.  Pittsburgh 
A. A.  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Writing.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt,  18th  Pa.  Inf.,  Machine  Gun  Co.,  Mex.  Bor- 
der, 1916,  111th  U.  S.  Inf.,  promoted  Capt.,  mem. 
A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Pittsburgh  A.A. ;  N.  Y. 
Yacht  Club ;  Thousand  Islands  Yacht  Club. 
Married:  Madeleine  Gelshenen,  July  3,  1917. 
Children:  Barney,  age  7.  Address:  N.  Y.  Yacht 
Club,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


RAFTER,  WILLIAM  JOHN,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Bom:  Troy,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  7, 
1895.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Katherine  (Flaherty) 
Rafter.  Ed,:  St.  Augustine's  Acad.;  LL.D., 
Syracuse  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1914-17,  mem. 
Syracuse  Univ.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1916-17). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty-at-law.  War  Record: 
Amer.  Field  Service,  1917,  mem.  A.E.F.,  ambu- 
lance driver,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Le- 
gion; Elks;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married: 
Lillian  Belloff,  Jan.  18,  1917.  Office:  351  War- 
ren St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Home:  1624  East 
Genesee  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 


RAGSDALE,  EDMUND  MELSON,  Inter-Col- 
legiate boxing  champion,  1925.  Bom:  Brunson. 
S.  C,  Jan.  4,  1904.  Son  of  J.  W.  and  O.  (Melson) 
Ragsdale.  Ed.:  Dural  H.  Sch.;  Marion  Inst., 
1922;  U.S.N.A.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  boxing  team 
(capt.  I.C.  champ,  team,  1920  h     1925,  won  145- 


lb.  I.C.  boxing  champ.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  defeated 
145-lb.  Can.  I.C.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ensign,  U.S.N.  Affiliations: 
U.S.N.A.  Ath.  Asso. ;  "N"  Club  (U.S.N.A.)  ;  Army 
and  Navy  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Address:  U.S.S. 
New  Mex.,  c/o  P.  M.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

RAINES,  ALMON  RICE,  fancy  diving.  Born: 
Savannah,  Ga.,  Oct.  13,  1909.  Son  of  Richard 
M.  and  Meta  (Meek)  Raines.  Ed.:  Savannah 
H.  Sch.,  1927. 

Record :  1923-28,  won  Savannah  diving  champ. 

1924-27,  won  Savannah  water  carnival  diving 
champ.  1925,  won  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  diving 
champ.  1925-27,  capt.  Savannah  H.  Sch.  swim- 
ming team  ;  mem.  Savannah  H.  Sch  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926,  won  Paris  Island  div- 
ing champ.  1927,  won  Middle  Atlantic  States 
diving  champ.   (Charlotte,  N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Y.M. 
C.A.  Hobby:  Fancy  diving.  Address:  811  E. 
Henry  St.,  Savannah,  Ga. 

RALPH,  HENRY  WILLIAM,  I.C.  wrestling 
champion,  1910.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  4, 
1886.  Sou  of  Martin  and  Jane  (Pohlmann) 
Ralph.     Ed,:  C.E.,  Princeton,  1910. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Princeton  cross-country 
team.  1907-10,  mem.  Princeton  wrestling  team 
(145-lb.  I.C.  wrestling  champ.,  1910). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  engr.  War  Rec- 
ord: Mem.  N.  Y.  Inf.  Natl.  Guard,  1906;  Mex. 
Border;  mem.  A.E.F.,  1st  Lt.,  306th  Machine 
Gun  Bn.,  77th  Div.,  promoted  Capt. ;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Amer.  Legion;  Dis- 
abled Yet.  of  World  War;  Amer.  Petroleum 
Inst. ;  Cross  Roads  C.C. ;  Terrace  Club ;  77th 
Div.  Club.  .Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Freda  Korff, 
Jan.  24,  1925.  Children:  Susan  Shirley,  age  9; 
Frances  Elizabeth,  age  6.  Office:  820  N.  Mich. 
Blvd.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  522  Sheridan  Rd., 
Evanston,  111. 

RAMEY,  HORACE  PATTON,  mem.  U.  S. 
Olympic  track  team,  1908.  Born:  Wise,  Va., 
Feb.  12,  1885.  Son  of  Wm.  F.  and  Elizabeth 
(Hickox)  Ramey.  Ed.:  Carlisle  (Ky.)  H.  Sch.; 
Ky.  State  Coll. ;  Univ.  Mich.,  B.S.,  1907 ;  C.E., 
1917. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Ky.  State  Coll.  track 
team.  1905-07,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  track  team 
(capt.  and  won  Conf.  i/,-mi.  champ.,  1906;  held 
indoor  ^-mi.  record  for  Mich.,  1904-10,  estab. 
world's  record  for  14  laps,  time  2:02,  1904, 
and  1:57  4/5,  1907);  mem.  4-mi.  relay  team, 
winning  Coll.  champ,  of  Amer.  (reduced  world's 
record  to  18:10  2/5,  1906).  1907-10.  mem.  Chi- 
cago A.A.  track  team   (won  Central  A.A.U.  in- 


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door  and  outdoor  %-mi.  champs.,  1908-09).  1908, 
mero.  U.S.  Olympic  team  running  400  and  800 
meter  events. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Chief  Engr.  Sanitary 
Dist.  of  Chicago.  Affiliations:  Masons;  R.A.M. ; 
K.T.;  Shriner;  Chicago  A.A.;  Olympia  Fields 
C.C. ;  City  Club  of  Chicago.  Hobbrj:  Golf  and 
fishing.  Married:  Valla  Ellis,  Apr.  27,  1912. 
Office:  910  S.  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
441  S.  Martin  St.,  Homewood,   111. 

RAMP,  JOSEPH  F.,  member  central  board, 
football  officials.  Born:  Paris,  Ky.,  Mar.  25, 
1900.  Son  of  De  Myre  J.  and  Ellen  (Gilrain) 
Ramp.  Ed.:  Rutland  (Vt.)  H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Vt.,  1922;  Columbia  Univ.,  1925  (sum- 
mer sch.). 

Record:  1922-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official. 
1927,  coached  Gertrude  Dobbs,  winner  of  the 
Vt.  open  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Mil.  Service:  S. 
A.T.C.,  Univ.  of  Vt.,  1918;  discharged  as  Pvt. ; 
now  holds  comn.  of  1st  Lt.,  388th  Inf.  Res.  Af- 
filiations: K.C.;  Sigma  Nu;  Theta  Nu  Upsilon; 
Scabbard  and  Blade;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Tennis,  swimming  and  fishing.  Office: 
Main  St.,  Montpelier,  Vt.  Home:  9  Loomis  St., 
Montpelier,  Vt. 

RAMSAY,  HERBERT  HARTLEY,  vice-presi- 
dent of  United  States  Golf  Association.  Born: 
Saginaw,  Michigan,  February  16,  1887.  Son  of 
William  E.  and  Katherine  (Penoyer)  Ramsay. 
Education:  Phillips  Academy,  Andover ;  Ph.B., 
Yale,  1908;  LL.B.,  J.  D.,  New  York  University, 
1916. 

Record:  1905,  captain  of  Andover  golf  team. 
Former  secretary  of  United  States  Golf  Asso- 
ciation. Member  of  executive  committee  and 
vice-president  of  United  States  Golf  Associa- 
tion. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Lieutenant  United  States  Naval  Reserve  Forces. 
Affiliations:  Drug,  Incorporated  (vice-president 
and  director)  ;  American  Bar  Association;  New 
York  State  Bar  Association ;  New  York  County 
Lawyers'  Association ;  Association  of  the  Bar, 
City  of  New  York ;  Delta  Psi.  Clubs:  Yale,  St. 
Anthony  ;  Links ;  Union  League  ;  National  Golf ; 
The  Creek ;  Deepdale  Golf.  Hobbxj:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Constance  McCall,  September  12,  1925. 
Children:  Hartley  and  Allan  (twins),  age  1. 
Office:  41  East  42nd  Street,  New  York  City, 
New  York.  Home:  151  East  79th  Street,  New 
York  City. 

RAMSEY,  WILLIAM  HEINES  CRAWFORD, 

baseball.  Born:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  Nov.  11,  1877. 
Son  of  William  Horn  and  Mary  P.  (Crawford) 
Ramsey.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1899. 


Record:  1895-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  F.B. 
team.  1896,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  B.B. 
team.  1896-99,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retail  coal,  lumber  and 
builders'  supplies.  Affiliations:  Bryn  Mawr 
Trust  Co. ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Bryn  Mawr  Business 
Asso. ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Married:  Adah  Campbell, 
1915.  Children:  Naomi  Campbell,  age  10;  John 
Ellis  and  Thomas  David,  ages  9  (twins).  Office: 
763  Lancaster  Ave.,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.  Home: 
632  Montgomery  Ave.,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa. 

RAND,  PHILD?,  tennis.  Born:  Medford, 
Mass.,  Nov.  27,  1872.  Son  of  John  Clarke  and 
Katherine  (Bates)  Rand.  Ed.:  Hopkinson  Sch. 
(Boston);  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1893;  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Chicago,   1897;   P.G.,   Univ.   of  Idaho. 

Record:  1889,  mem.  Hopkinson  F.B.  team. 
1890,  mem.  Medford  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1891-92,  mem.  Exeter  Acad.  Class  F.B. 
team.  1893,  Exeter  Acad,  singles  and  doubles 
tennis  champ. ;  doubles  tennis  champ. ;  Exeter- 
Andover  Tourney.  1894,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
track  team.  1894-97,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
tennis  team  (West.  I.C.  doubles  and  Univ. 
doubles  tennis  champ. ;  won  singles  and  doubles 
N.  West.-Chicago  tourneys,  '95-97;  capt,  1897). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Gov.  YYar  Service: 
U.  S.  Food  Admin. ;  mem.  Council  Defence, 
1917-19.  Married:  Mabel  Adele  Kadletz,  July 
20,  1910.  Children:  Katherine  Phyllis,  age  12; 
John  Philip,  age  16.     Address:  Salmon,  Idaho. 

RAND,  STUART  CRAIG,  rowing.  Born:  New 
ton,  Mass.,  June  9,  1888.  Son  of  Avery  Lewis 
and  Sarah  Jeannette  (Wood)  Rand.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,  1909;   LL.B.,  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1912. 

Record:  1906,  Coxswain,  Yale  freshmen  crew. 
1908,    coxswain   Yale   varsity   four-oared   crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Capt.  A.S.  O.R.C.,  Feb.,  1918-1919;  assigned  to 
Bureau  of  Aircraft,  Production  and  later  Pur- 
chase Storage  and  Traffic  Div.  of  Gen.  Staff. 
Clubs:  Yale ;  Union.  Married:  Louise  Hooker, 
Feb.  20,  1915.  Children:  Katherine,  age  11; 
Stuart  Craig,  Jr.,  age  8.  Office:  30  State  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  179  Clifton  St.,  Belmont, 
Massachusetts. 

RANDALL,  ROY  EARL,  capt.  Brown  Univer- 
sity football  team,  1927.  Born:  Brockton,  Mass., 
April  26,  1904.  Son  of  Herbert  E.  and  Mildred 
(Griffin)  Randall.  Ed.:  Brockton  H.  Sch.; 
Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Brockton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-22.  mem.  Brockton  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (picked 
guard  on  All-New  England  Intersch.  Bskt.B, 
team,  1923).    1924-25,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  fresh- 


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man  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.). 
1925-28,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(picked  All-Amer.  q.b.  by  Rockne,  Warner,  and 
Jones,  1926;  capt.,  1927).  1926-27,  mem.  Brown 
Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Del- 
ta Kappa  Upsilon.  Address:  Pleasant  View 
Ave.,  Brockton,  Mass. 

HANDLE,  THURMAN,  mem.  U.S.  Dewar 
International  rifle  team,  1926-27.  Bom:  Glen 
Rose,  Tex.,  Oct.  24,  1890.  Son  of  George  r>. 
and  Emma  (Thurman)  Randle.  Ed.:  Carlisle 
Mil.  Acad.,  1911;  Univ.  of  Tex. 

Record :  1909-10,  mem.  Carlisle  Mil.  Acad.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Tex. 
freshman  track  team.  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Tex.  rifle  team.  1926-27,  mem.  U.S.  Dewar  In- 
ter-Nat'l.  rifle  team.  1927,  competed  West. 
Rifle  Nat'l.  matches ;  runner-up,  Nat'l.  Indi- 
vidual small  bore  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  and  operator  of 
hunting  and  fishing  lodge.  War  Record:  Band 
Corpl.,  133rd  F.A.,  36th  Div.  mem.  A.E.F.  Affi- 
liations: Mason;  K.T.;  Shriner;  Inter- Natl. 
Rifle  Asso. ;  Trinity  Rifle  Club.  Hobby:  Rifle 
shooting.  Married:  Betty  Polvogt,  Dec.  25, 
1927.  Address:  R.F.D.,  2,  Camp  135,  Ft.  Worth, 
Tex. 

RANDOLPH,  CLARE  LORING,  football. 
Born:  Englewood,  111.,  May  2,  1907.  Son  of 
Loring  E.  and  Nella  (Van  Leenwen)  Randolph. 
Ed.:  Elkhart  H.  Sch. ;  Ind.  Univ. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Elkhart  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  F.B.  team  (All- 
State  team,  1927).  1927,  hon.  mention  by  Wal- 
ter Eckersall   on   All-Amer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi.     Address:  1814  S.  6th  St.,  Elkhart,  Ind. 

RANDOLPH,  THEODORE  O'FISCHEL,  foot- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Burlington,  N. 
J.,  July  7.  1893.  -Son  of  John  Berry  and  Mary 
(Jefferson)  Randolph.  Ed.:  Darby  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Lincoln  Univ.,  1921;  Columbia  Univ., 
1926-27    (P.G.  work). 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Darby  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1919-21,  mem.  Lincoln 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track, 
1921 ;  track  team  won  C.I.A.A.  meet  and  Penn. 
relays,  1921).  1921-23,  coach,  Huntington  H. 
Sch.,  Newport  News,  Va.  (Bskt.B.  team  won 
Dist.  champ.).  1921-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  offi- 
cial. 1923-24,  coach,  Du  Bois  H.  Sch.,  William- 
son, W.  Va.  (Bskt.B.  team  won  sectional 
champ. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Principal  of  H.  Sch.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  1917;  1st.  Sgt,  368th  Inf., 
1918,    Camp    Meade,    Md. ;    discharged,    A.F.C.. 


Camp  Lee,  Sept.  19,  1919.  Affiliations:  Omega 
Psi  Phi.  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married: 
Gladys  Henderson,  Aug.  8,  1924.  Office:  Fred- 
erick St.  Sch.,  Cumberland,  Md.  Home:  1980 
7th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

RANSFORD,  HOWARD  FRANKLIN,  foot- 
ball. Bom:  Eagle  Grove,  la.,  Jan.  10,  1906. 
Son  of  Edward  F.  and  Emma  C.  (Hopkins) 
Ransford.  Ed.:  Eagle  Grove  H.  Sch.;  U.S. 
N.A. 

Record :  Won  loving  cup,  Eagle  Grove  H.  Sch. 
for  all-around  gymnast.  1924^27,  mem.  U.S. 
N.A.  F.B.  team  (Nat'l.  I.C.  champs.,  1926;  All- 
Amer.    F.B.    squad,    1927).  1925-28,    mem.    U.S. 

N.A.  lacrosse  team   (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Officer,  U.S.N.  Affiliations: 
U.S.N.  Ath.  Asso. ;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Phila.  Address: 
N.A.,   Annapolis,   Md. 

RAPACZ,  MAX  P.,  track.  Born:  Ardoch,  N. 
Dak.,  Oct.  1,  1892.  Son  of  Andre  and  Agnes 
(Filas)  Rapacz.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A., 
M.A. ;  LL.B.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
and  cross-country  teams.  1914,  mem.  West. 
Conf.  champ,  cross-country  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  "M"  (Univ. 
of  Minn.).  Office:  825  Plymouth  Bldg.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  224  4th  St.,  S.  E.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 


RARDIN,  GLEN,  captain  Lynchburg  College 
baseball  team,  1928.  Born:  Ravenswood,  W. 
Va.,  Apr.  26,  1905.  Son-  of  William  D.  and  Amy 
(Cox)  Rardin.  Ed.:  Ravenswood  H.  Sch.; 
Lynchburg  Coll. 

Record:  1923,  chosen  all-State  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
end.  1926-28,  mem.  Lynchburg  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.  B.  and  track  teams.  1926,  chosen  All-Va. 
State  F.B.  end.  1927,  runner-up  in  field  events 
high  scoring.  1928,  capt.  Lynchburg  Coll.  B.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Lynch- 
burg Coll.,  Lynchburg,  Va. 


RASKIN,  JULIUS,  football  and  basketball. 
Born:  New  York  City,  July  24,  1906.  Son  of 
Max  and  Sarah  (Popkin)  Raskin.  Ed.:  H.  Sch. 
of  Commerce  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  B.S.,  Coll.  of  City  of 
N.  Y.,  1927;  Fordham  Univ.  Law  Sch.  (present 
time). 

Record :  1923-24,  mem.  City  of  N.  Y.  Coll.  fresh- 
man B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-27, 
mem.  City  of  N.  Y.  Coll.  varsity  B.B.,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (1st  soph,  in  history  of  coll.  to 
receive  varsity  letters  in  3  major  sports ;  capt. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  elect,  '26-27 ;  awarded  class  of 
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to  coll. ;  chosen  on  Nat  Holman's  All-Metropoli- 
tan Bskt.B.  5;  hon.  men.,  All-East.  F.B.  q.b., 
'26-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student,  Fordham 
Univ.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Mu.  Office: 
Coll.  City  of  N.  Y.,  128th  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
12G5  Gerard  Ave.,  Bronx.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


RASKOWSKI,  LEO  THOMAS,  football. 
Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Mar.  28,  1906.  Son  of 
Thomas  I.  and  Julia  Raskowski.  Ed.:  East  H. 
Sch. ;  Ohio  State  Univ. 

Record :  1922-24,  mem.  East  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(capt.  and  All-City  tackle,  1924).  1924,  mem. 
East.  H.  Sch.  track  and  B.B.  teams  (held 
Northwest.  Ohio  shot-put  record).  1925,  mem. 
Ohio  State  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-27, 
mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (All- 
West,  and  All-Amer.  tackle,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Tau.  Hobby:  Literature.  Office:  220 
14th  Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  1210  E.  86th 
St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


RATCHFORD,    FLOYD     S.,    track.      Born: 

Sedro-vvooliey,  Wash.,  June  20,  I89S.  Hon  of 
George  W.  and  Clara  (Miller)  Ratchford.  Ed.: 
State  Coll.  of  Wash. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  State  Coll.  of  Wash. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1918-HO,  mem.  State  Coll.  of 
Wash,  track  team.  1919-27,  State  Coll.  of  Wash, 
champ,  in  mile  (time,  4:28).  1921-22,  ath. 
dir.  Orchard  Ave.  Sch.  (Spokane,  Wash.).  1922- 
23,  ath.  dir.  Hillyard  H.  Sch.  (F.B.  and  track 
champs.).  1923-27,  coach  Vancouver  H.  Sch. 
(track  champs.,  1926-28;  F.B.  champs.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  O.T.C.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sec- 
treas.  Interstate  Bskt.B.  League.  Married: 
Louise  Sinn,  June  10,  1924.  Office:  Vancouver, 
H.  Sch. ;  Vancouver,  Wash.  Home:  2214  Broad- 
way, Vancouver,  Wash. 

RATCLIFF,  RICHARD  LTDEGRAFF,  swim- 
ming. Bom:  Madison,  Wis..  Feb.  17,  1906.  Son 
of  H.  H.  and  Blanche  (Updegraff)  Ratcliff.  Ed.: 
B.A,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:    1925,    mem.    Univ.    of    Wis.    water 

Bskt.B.  team  (Conf.  champs.).  1926,  capt. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  water  polo  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  swimming  team    (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Efficiency  engr.,  Milwaukee 
Elec.  Ry.  and  Light  Co.  Affiliations:  Theta  Chi; 
Phi  Kappa  Phi;  Omricron  Delta  Gamma;  Mil- 
waukee A.C. ;  Theta  Chi  Alumni  Club ;  "W 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby:  Swimming. 
Office:  Mich.  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  10 
W.  Gorham   St.,  Madison,  Wis. 


RATH,  GORDON  BRANDAU,  football.  Born: 

Waterloo,  Ohio,  July  6,  1898  .Son  of  Fred  C. 
and  Margarete  (Keiderling)  Rath.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Iowa   Univ.,   1924. 

Record :  1917,  ath.  dir.  126th  Inf.  Field  Arty. ; 
mem.  34th  Div.  Field  Arty.  (Camp  Cicy,  New 
Mex.)  F.B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Iowa  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (Big  Ten  Conf.  and  West,  champs., 
1921).  1925-27,  ath.  adv.  and  head  coach  East. 
H.  Sch.  track  team.  Mem.  Central  Ath.  Bd.  of 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  adv.  and  track  coach. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  Iowa  N.G.  April,  1917; 
served  in  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Golf  and  tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Gertrude  Dewitt  Norris,  June  15,  1927. 
Office:  East.  H.  Sch.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  405 
D  St.  N.  E„  Wash.,  D.  C. 


RATTAN,  WILLIAM  VOLNEY,  capt.elect 
football.  Born:  Cooper,  Texas,  Oct.  3,  1890. 
Son  of  C.  V.  and  Katherine  E.  (Broaddus) 
Rattan.  Ed.:  Cooper  H.  Sch.;  Texas  Christian 
Univ.,   1913;   Inf.   Sch.  of  Arms,  1925. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Tex.  Chris.  Univ.  F.B. 

team  (chosen  mem.  All-Texas  team).  1913, 
mem.  Texas  Chris.  Univ.  B.B.  (1st  base)  and 
track  teams.  1914,  coach  Cooper  H.  Sch.  1917, 
mem  and  asst.  coach  21st  U.  S.  Inf.  F  B.  team. 
1918,  mem.  13th  Div.  F.B.  team.  1920-22,  mem. 
nnd  coach  Amer.  Forces  in  China  B.B.  team 
(Service  champs,  of  Far  East).  1921,  mem. 
Amer.  Forces  in  China  F.B.  team  and  mem. 
Army  B.B.  team  competing,  Far  East.  Olympic 
games.  1924,  mem.  Inf.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1926- 
27,  asst.  coach  F.B.,  Univ.  of  Vt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.S.A. ;  asst.  prof. 
Mil.  Sc.  and  Tactics,  Univ.  of  Vt.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  inf. ;  service  Mexican  border.  Affilia^ 
tions:  Assoc,  mem.  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Burlington  (Vt.)  C.C. ;  Army  and  Navy  Club 
(Manila,  P.  I.);  Tientsin  Club  (Tientsin, 
China).  Married:  Rose  Harriet  Ross,  July  21. 
1923.  Child:  Donald  Ross,  age  3.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Vt.,  Burlington,  Vt.  Home:  63  Harrington 
Terrace,  Burlington,  Vt. 


RAWLES,  WESLEY  MOCK,  mem.  Stanford 
track  team.  Born:  Boonville,  Cal.,  Jan.  18, 
1886.  Son  of  Alexander  N.  and  Willa  (Mock) 
Rawles.     Ed.:  Ukish  H.  Sch.    (Cal.)  ;   Stanford. 

Record:  1903,  won  quarter  mi.  and  relay, 
A.A.L.,  Cal.  1904,  won  quarter  mi.  (twice), 
broad  jump  relay,  A.A.L. ;  quart,  mi.,  3rd  Pac 
Coast  champ. ;  quart.,  half,  broad  jump  and 
relay,  S.M.A.A.L.,  Cal.  1905,  won  quart.,  220 
2nd  and  broad  jump,  3rd  A.A.L. ;  quart,  (league 
record),  220,  broad  jump,  and  relay  S.M.A. 
A.L. ;  Capt.  track  team.  1906,  Capt.  Stanford 
freshman  track  team ;  won  quart.,  All-Stanford 


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varsity  meets  and  on  all  relay  teams ;  quart., 
220  3rd  and  relay,  Stanford-Cal.  freshman  meet ; 
awarded  Stanford  Block  "S."  1907,  mem.  Olym- 
pic Club,  San  Fran,  track  team.  1909,  mem. 
Stanford  relay  team ;  won  Olympic  Club  relay 
team  cup ;  quart.  Stanford-Cal.  track  meet. 
1907-09,  asst.  in  training  bouse  under  "Dad" 
Mouldon  during   F.B.  season,   Stanford. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Div.  engineer.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Engineer  instr.,  S.A.T.C. ;  discharged, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Humble  Oil  &  Refining  Co. 
Office:  Box  612  Corsicana,  Tex.  Home:  1008  W. 
2nd  Ave.,  Corsicana,  Tex. 

RAYNSFOKD,  JAMES  W.,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Michigan  jfootball  team,  ,1914.  Born:  Jersey 
City,  N.  J.,  June  16,  1891.  Son  of  Willard  C. 
and  Margaret  (Reid)  Raynsford.  Ed.:  Detroit 
(Mich.).  H.  Sen.,  1911;  C.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1916. 

Record :  1908-10,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team, 
(capt,   1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  War  Record: 
2nd  O.T.C. ;  44th  C.A.C.,  Btty.  officer  "D,"  mem. 
A.E.F.,  discharged  1st  Lt.,  1919.  Clubs:  "M" 
(Univ.  of  Mich.).  Married:  Anita  Kelley,  Dec. 
1,  1917.  Children:  James  Willard,  Jr.,  age  7. 
Office:  c/o  Oneida  Community  Ltd.,  Oneida, 
N.  Y.     Home:  Kenwood  Station,  Oneida,  N.  Y. 


Univ.    of    Pa.    varsity    F.B.    team.    1922,    mem. 
Univ.    of    Pa.    varsity    wrestling    team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor  and  gen.  ins., 
Frank  G.  Reckus  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
U.S.  Med.  Corps,  1917,  discharged  1st  Lt.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Pres.  Greater 
Wilkes-Barre  Real  Estate  Exch. ;  Luzerne  Co. 
Ins.  Exch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  Alumni  Club ;  Lu- 
zerne Club;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby: 
Football.  Married:  Dorothea  R.  Burke,  Nov. 
19,  1925.  Children:  Jean  Marie,  Marguerite, 
infant.  Office:  Miners  Bank  Bldg.,  Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa.  Home:  11  W.  North  St.,  Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa. 


REDD,   DUDLEY   RAYMOND,  All-American 

football  guard,  1925-26.  Born:  Beaumont,  Tex., 
Oct.  19,  1907.  Son  of  William  and  Julia  Redd. 
Ed.:  Charlton  H.  Sch.;  Wiley  Coll. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Charlton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (All-State  guard 
and  forward,  1923-24;  capt.  track  team,  1924; 
held  State  record  for  12-lb.  shot-put,  1923-24,  42 
ft.).  1925-26,  mem.  Wiley  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
tennis  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1927;  line  capt,  1925; 
AU-S.  West,  and  All-Amer.  F.B.  guard,  both 
years). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Sigma.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Address:  640 
Jefferson  St.,  Beaumont,  Tex. 


REAM,  DWIGHT  THOBURN,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Topeka,  Kans.,  Mar.  23, 
1892.  Son  of  Theodore  J  and  Cassie  (Haines) 
Ream.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Washburn  Coll.,   1915. 

Record:  1912^15,  mem.  Washburn  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  tennis  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.,  1914;  All-Conf.  h.b.,  1914;  mem. 
All-Conf.  Bskt.B.  team,  1914-15).  1920-22, 
coach,  Washburn  Coll.  1920-28,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.   official,   Kans.   Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sporting  goods  business; 
Keller-Reams  Sport  Shop.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, ambulance  service,  45th  Arty.  Sch.,  Dec, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Topeka  C.C. 
Married:  Helen  Hunter,  Sept.  25,  1920.  Office: 
730  Kans.  Ave.,  Topeka,  Kans.  Home:  930 
Lincoln   St.,   Topeka,   Kans. 


RECKUS,  FRANK  G.,  football  and  baseball. 
Bom:  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa.,  Mar.  31,  1895.  Son 
of  Wm.  P.  and  Mary  (Koons)  Reckus.  Ed.: 
State  Normal  Sch.  (Mansfield,  Pa.)  ;  Hanover 
Township  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.. 
1923. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Mansfield  Normal  Sch. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Mansfield  Nor- 
mal Sch.  varsity  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Camp  F.B. 
team     (Camp    Travis,     Tex.).      1921-22,    mem. 


REDDICK,   PAUL   CHRISTLEY,   basketball, 
football,    baseball.     Born:   Pennville,    Ind.,   Oct. 
23,    1893.      Son    of    Walter    L.    and    Mary    H. 
(Pa.)  ;   B.P.E.,   Springfield  Coll.,   1924. 
(Christley)   Reddick.    Ed.:  Washington  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Washington  H.  Sch. 
varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1912-14,  mem.  Washing- 
ton (Pa.)  varsity  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team  (West. 
Pa.  champs,  and  All-West.  Pa.  Y.M.C.A.  for- 
ward, 1912-13).  1918-20,  mem.  Grafton  (W. 
Va.)  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1919-20,  coach 
Grafton  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1920,  mem. 
Springfield  Coll.  freshmen  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1921-23,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team  and  All-N.  E'ng.  I.C.  forward, 
1922-23;  made  159x175  free  throws  in  Bskt.B. 
games;  N.  Eng.  I.C.  champs.).  1924-27,  coach 
Morristown  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team  (State 
champs.,  1926-27).  Me.  Approved  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  Officials'  Organization. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Houston  (Tex.)  Y.M.C.A.; 
Ath.  Dir.,  South.  Pacific  Lines  in  Tex.  and  La. ; 
Houston  Turnverein ;  Masons.  Married:  Irene 
Louise  Cook.  Child:  Edythe  Louise,  age  10.  Of 
flee:  South.  Pacific  Bldg.,  Houston,  Tex.  Home: 
912  Pizer  Ave.,  Houston,  Tex. 


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REDINGTON,  GEORGE  0.,  baseball,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  30,  1871.  Son 
of  J.  C.  O.  and  Emma  (Swanger)  Redington. 
Ed.:  Syracuse  H.  Sch.,  1890;  Syracuse  Univ.; 
Yale  Law  Sch.,  LL.B.,  1894;  LL.M.,  1895. 

Record:  1888-90,  mem.  Syracuse  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1888-96  (Summers),  mem.  Chautauqua 
(N.  Y.)  B.B.  team  (capt,  1893-96).  1889,  mem. 
Syracuse  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1890-91,  mem. 
Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1891-92,  mem.  Syra- 
cuse Univ.  B.B.  team.  1893-94,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
team  (sub.).  1893,  mem.  Yale  Law  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (World's  Fair  I.C.  champs.  1894-95,  mem. 
Yale  B.B.  team  (selected  by  Casper  Whitney  as 
c.f.  on  All-Amer.  college  team,  1895).  1895-96, 
coach  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1897-99,  mem. 
Staten  Island  Cricket  Club  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1899).  1900-07,  mem.  Crescent  Ath.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1902-05-07). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
Mem.  Troop  A,  N.  Y.  Vol.  Cavalry  during  Span- 
ish Amer.  War,  1898 ;  mem.  Troop  3,  Squad  A, 
N.G.,  N.  Y.,  Feb.,  1897-Apr.,  1915;  mem.  Gov. 
military  staff,  1913-14.  Affiliations:  Asso.  of  Bar 
of  City  of  N.  Y. ;  N.  Y.  State  Bar  Asso.;  Yale 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Madison  (Conn.)  C.C.  Married: 
Allison  J.  Miller,  Oct.  26,  1915.  Children:  George 
O.,  Jr.,  age  10;  Robert  J.,  age  8.  Office:  15  Wil- 
liam St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  145  B.  74th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


REDMON,  CHARLES  M.,  captain  University 
of  Chicago  track  team,  1922.  Born:  Peru,  Ind., 
Feb.  23,  1900.  Son  of  Charles  E.  and  Agnes 
(Craig)  Redmon.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
1922. 

Record :  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  track 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  track,  1922;  Natl. 
Collegiate  hammer  throw  champ.,  1921;  All- 
Conf.  F.B.  selection,  1920-21;  All-West.  F.B. 
selection,  1921 ;  honorable  mention  on  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1920-21). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  business  extension 
dept.,  Blvd.  Bridge  Bank  of  Chicago.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Pvt.  Med.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Elk;  Shriner;  dir.  Junior  Asso.,  Commerce;  dir. 
North  Cen.  Kiwanis  Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Fi- 
nancial Advertisers'  Asso.  Office:  400  N.  Mich. 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  5541  Everett  Ave., 
Chicago,  111. 


Cup  race  of  the  Amer.  Henley,  1924 ;  won 
Childs  Cup  race  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Sigma  Delta;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Office: 
80  West  40th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  67 
Morgan   St.,  Ilion,  N.  Y. 

REECE,  EDWARD  ML,  mem.  Dartmouth  foot- 
ball team.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Feb.  12,  1905.  Son 
of  Ernest  Henry  and  Rebecca  (Maxwell) 
Reece.  Ed.:  Peekskill  (N.  Y.)  H.  Sch.;  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1929. 

Record :  1921-23,  mem.  Peekskill  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Westchester  Co. 
champs.  F.B.,  1921;  capt.  B.B.  team,  1922  and 
'23;  capt.  F.B.,  1923).  1924,  Dartmouth  fresh. 
F.B.  team  and  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.).  1925,  mem. 
Dartmouth  F.B.  team  (team  given  Natl,  honors). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Upsilon;  Green  Key.  Hobby:  Coaching 
Address:  Dwight  Place,  Engiewood,  N.  J. 

REED,  CARL  ALTON,  I.C.  football  and  bas- 
ketball official.  Born:  Pittston,  Me.,  July  27, 
1885.  Son  of  Newell  A.  and  Etta  (Dean) 
Reed  (deceased).  Ed.:  Hebron  (Me.)  Acad., 
1908;  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  (Springfield,  Mass.), 
1912;  Harvard  summer  sch.  (phys.  ed.),  1919; 
Univ.  of  111.  summer  sch.  (phys.  ed.),  1920; 
Rutgers  Coll.  summer  sch.  (phys.  ed.),  1921. 

Record :  Mem.  several  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  teams, 
mem.    Hebron    Acad.    F.B.,    Bskt.B.    and    B.B. 

teams.  Mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1913- 
14,  coached  Bskt.B.,  Dartmouth  Coll.  1914-15, 
coached  Bskt.B.,  N.  H.  State  Coll.  Coached 
champ.  B.B.  teams,  Brooklyn  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
and  St.  Ann's  Acad,  (recognized  as  leading  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  coach  of  N.  Y.  C).  Coached  track, 
Geo.  Washington,  N.  Y.  C.  B.B.  umpire, 
League  ball,  Twin  State,  and  Canadian  League 
(Class  B)    F.B.,   Bskt.B.   and   B.B.   official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.,  George  Wash- 
ington H.  Sch.,  N.  Y.  C.  Affiliations:  Elks: 
Mason;  Shriner;  Y.M.C.A.;  F.B.  Officials'  Club 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  N.  J.  Bskt.B.  Official  (Exec.  Com.)  ; 
Interstate  B.B.  Asso.  of  Umpires  (N.  Y.  C). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edith  Fillmore,  June 
18,  1913.  Children:  Lois  Clark,  age  8.  Office: 
George  Washington  H.  Sch.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  111  Christie  St.,  Leonia,  N.  P. 


REDWAY,  BRAYTON  SKINNER,  rowing. 
Born:  Ilion,  N.  Y.,  May  28,  1902.  Son  of  Rich- 
ard Bray  ton  and  Mabel  Skinner  Red  way.  Ed.: 
Ilion  H.  Sch. ;  Syracuse  Univ. ;  D.D.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Ilion  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Syracuse  freshman  crew. 
1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew.  (Won 
Childs    Cup    race,    Phila.,    Pa. ;    won    Stewards 


REED,  NEVILLE  FAIRFAX,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  July  11,  1901. 
Son  of  Jesse  H.  and  Ellistina  (Crisfield)  Reed. 
Ed.:  South  Phila.  H.  Sch.;  Temple  Univ.  B.S., 
1925 ;  M.S.,  1928. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  South  Phila.  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (capt.  1  mi.  relay  team,  1919-20). 
1918,  mem.  South  Phila.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.   team.   1921,  mem.  Temple   Univ.   track, 


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F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-26,  referee,  Tem- 
ple Univ.  Inter-Fraternity  League  Bskt.B. 
team.  1925-28,  coach  Briscoe  A.  C.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Amateur  Junior  champions).  Mem.  Cen- 
tral Board  Football  and  Basketball  Officials 
(Phila.  Local  Board). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha  Psi ;  Briscoe  A.C.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics and  writing.  Address:  1147  S.  15th  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

REED,  RONALD  G.,  football,  basketball, 
track.  Born:  Waterloo,  Iowa,  Sept.  4,  1897.  Son 
of  S.  B.  and  Isabelle  (Coughtry)  Reed.  Ed.: 
East  Waterloo  H.  Sen.,  1915 ;  B.A.,  State  Univ. 
of  Iowa,  1919. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  East  Waterloo  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916-18,  mem. 
Univ.  Iowa  F.B.  team  (capt.  and  All-Conf.  and 
All- West,  selection  for  end,  1918).  1919,  ath. 
dir.  and  coach,  Mason  City  H.  Sch.  1920,  asst. 
F.B.  coach  Univ.  Iowa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  the  James 
Black  Dry  Goods  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.  in  SA. 
T.C.,  Univ.  Iowa  during  World  War.  Affilia- 
tions: Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  A.L.,  Pres.  Lions  C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Anne  Marie  Perrin, 
Oct.  25,  1922.  Child:  Patricia  Anne,  infant. 
Office:  201  E.  4th  St.,  Waterloo,  Iowa.  Home: 
120  Mohawk  St.,  Waterloo,  Iowa. 

REED,  RUSSELL  BARBER,  trapshooter. 
Bom:  Jefferson  Co.,  Kans.,  Feb.  14,  1891.  Son 
of  Addison  and  Sarah  (Betts)  Reed.  Ed.:  Perry 
(Kans.)  H.  Sch.;  Kans.  State  Coll.,  1909. 

Record:  1926,  won  Kans.  State  shoot,  Wichita, 
Kans.  (95x100  at  18  yds.;  won  Brown-Crummer 
cup).  1927,  won  annual  trophy  in  Isaac  Wal- 
ton League  shoot,  Topeka,  Kans.;  won  trophy 
for  consecutive  shooting  in  Oil  Belt  League. 
1928,  won  I.G.A.  cup  challenge,  Topeka,  Kans. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Crane  &  Co., 
Publishers.  Topeka,  Kans.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, 1917;  89th  Div.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Grotto;  Isaac  Walton  League.  Hobby:  Trap- 
shooting,  hunting  and  baseball.  Office:  110-112 
E.  8th  St.,  Topeka,  Kans.  Home:  128  Kendall 
St.,  Topeka,  Kans. 

REED,  STEPHEN  ALEXANDER,  track. 
Bom:  Norridgewolk,  Me.,  Oct.  22,  1885.  Son  of 
Stephen  W.  and  Marcia  (Alexander)  Reed.  Ed.: 
S.B.,  Harvard,  1911. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  track 
team.  1909-10,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team.  1909,  3rd  pi.,  N.E.A.A.A.  track  champ, 
meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt,  Canadian  Br.  Ply- 
mouth Cardage  Co.  Affiliations:  Textile  Mfrs. 
Safety    Asso. ;     Buffalo     Engr.     Soc. ;     Welland 


Club;  Lookout  Point  G.C. ;  Harvard  Club  (Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Martha  Pease.  Children:  Stephen  Alex- 
ander, Jr.,  age  12.  Address:  151  Plymouth  Rd., 
Welland,  Ont. 


REEVES,  JOSEPH  SCOTT,  track.  Born: 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  Aug.  22,  1901.  Son  of  Carter 
and  Ada  Murfree  (Morrow)  Reeves.  Ed.:  Wal- 
lace Univ.  Sch.  (Nashville,  Tenn.)  ;  Woodberry 
Forest  Sch.  (Va.)  ;  Yale. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  J.  S.  Reeves  &  Co., 
Inc.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Belle 
Meade  C.C.  (Nashville).  Office:  208  Court  Sq., 
Nashville,  Tenn.  Home:  2120  West  End,  Nash- 
ville, Tenn. 


REEVES,     ROBERT    EDWIN,     professional 

baseball.  Bom:  Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  June  24, 
1904.  Son  of  Henry  M.  and  Irene  (Smith) 
Reeves.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Chattanooga,  Tenn.)  ; 
McCallie  Sch. ;  Georgia  Tech.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1919-22,  mem.  McCallie  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B., 
track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1921; 
capt.  B.B.,  1922).  1923-26,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1926).  1926-28,. 
mem.  Wash.   Senators  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Upsilon;  Wash.  Ball  Club.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  14  E.  Colville  St.,  N.  Chattanooga,  Tenn. 


REEVES,  WILLIAM  TATEM,  JR.,  tennis 
and  track.  Born:  Evanston,  111.,  Nov.  3,  1905. 
Son  of  W.  T.  and  Julia  (Limerick)  Reeves. 
Ed.:  Evanston  H.  Sch.,  1924;  Univ.  of  Wis., 
1928. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Evanston  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1922,  111.  State  Intersch.  880-yd.  run 
champ.  1922-23,  mem.  I.A.C.  invitation  indoor 
medley  relay  champ  team ;  Chicago  Suburban 
League  880-yd -run  champ.  1923,  mem.  Natl. 
Indoor  Intersch.  1-mile  relay  champ,  team. 
Mem.  Evanston  H.  Sch.  golf  team  (capt.,  1923). 
1925,  mem.  Big  Ten  Conf.  champ,  cross-country 
team.  1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  track 
team ;  mem.  champ.  1-mile  team  race  team 
(Ohio  relays).  1927,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  ten- 
nis team.     1928,  West.  Conf.  champ,  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Chi 
Psi.  Office:  150  Iota  Court,  Madison,  Wis. 
Home:  1133  Judson  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 


REGAN,  WDLLIAM  W.,  professional  base- 
ball. Bom:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Jan.  23,  1899.  Son 
of  John  T.  and  Isabella  (Hughes)  Regan.  Ed.: 
Pittsburgh   Public   Schs. 


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Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Kitchener  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (Mich.  Ontario  League).  1923-24,  mem. 
Flint  pro.  B.B.  Club  (Mich.  Ontario  League). 
1924-26,  mem.  Columbus  pro.  B.B.  Club  (Amer. 
Asso.).  1926-28,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox  (Amer. 
League ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  War  Rec- 
ord: 103rd  F.A.,  26th  Div.,  A.E.F.,  1918.  Affili- 
ations: K.C.  Married:  Lillian  Haenel,  Feb.  19, 
1925.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club,  Boston, 
Mass.     Home:  38]  9  Bates   St.,   Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

REGET,  HARRY  D.,  football,  basketball  and 
track.  Bom:  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Oct.  2,  1898.  Son 
of  Henry  C.  and  Susan  (Trip)  Reget.  Ed.:  La 
Crosse  H.  Sen.,  1919;  LaCrosse  State  Normal 
Sch.,   1921;   Univ.  of  Idaho,   1926. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Lacrosse  State  Normal 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1921, 
coach  Rochester  (Ind.)  H.  Sch.  1921-24,  coach 
Junior  H.  Sch.,  Gary,  Ind.  1925-26,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Idaho  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt,  1926).  1927- 
28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Univ.  of  St.  Louis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach  Univ. 
of  St.  Louis.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  in  U.  S. 
Navy  Dec,  1917;  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Alpha  Upsilon.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  Univ.  of  St.  Louis,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
400  Linwood  Blvd.,   St.   Louis,  Mo. 


REID,  ANDREW  G.,  football.  Born:  St. 
Charles,  Iowa,  May  24,  1878.  Son  of  Jesse 
David  and  Emma  (Stillings)  Reid.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Simpson   Coll.,    1901 ;   LL.B.,   Univ.  Mich.,   1900. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Simpson  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1901-02,  mem.  Univ. 
Mich.  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1902-04,  coach, 
Simpson  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1908- 
10,  coach,  Monmouth  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1910-28,  Big  Ten  and  Mo. 
Valley  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Home  B.  and  L.  Asso.  and  Black  Hawk  City 
Abstract  Co. ;  Masons  ;  Elks  ;  K.P. ;  mem.  Bd. 
of  Dirs.,  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  F.B.  officiating 
and  golf.  Married:  Helen  Sedgwick,  June  7, 
1916.  Children:  Martha  S.,  age  10;  Wallace 
G.,  age  7 ;  Joseph  A.,  age  5 ;  Mary  C,  age  3. 
Office:  Pioneer  Bank  Bldg.,  Waterloo,  Iowa. 
Home:    Sedgwick  Island,  Waterloo,  Iowa. 


REID,  KIRK  M.,  tennis.  Born:  Hartford 
City,  Ind.,  Apr.  29,  1898.  Son  of  S.  Clayton 
and  Lillian  (Mendenhall)  Reid.  Ed.:  Warren 
H.   Sch. ;    St.   John's   Mil.  Acad. ;    Cornell   Univ. 

Record:  1919,  runner-up  I.C.  tennis  champ. 
1919-20,  capt.  Cornell  Univ.  tennis  team.  1920- 
25,  Ohio  State  singles  tennis  champ.  1921-27, 
Ohio    State    doubles    tennis    champ ;    Cleveland 


singles  and  doubles  tennis  champ.  1925,  N.  Y. 
State  singles  tennis  champ.  1926,  Great  Lakes 
State  singles  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Illuminating  engr.  Mil. 
Service:  2nd  Lt,  A.S.S.R.C.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Xi ;  Eta  Kappa  Nu ;  Mason ;  Cleveland  Tennis 
and  Racquet  Club ;  Nat'l.  Town  and  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Olive  Arthur,  Apr.  11, 
1925.  Children:  Patricia  Howell,  age  2;  Kirk 
M.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Nela  Pk.,  Cleveland, 
Ohio.  Home:  16322  Nela  View  Ave.,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 


REID,  WILLIAM,  graduate  mgr.  of  athletics, 
Colgate  Univ.  Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Sept.  26, 
1895.  Son  of  Dr.  Thomas  Crompton  and  Rose 
Adele  (Curtiss)  Reid.  Ed.:  Adrian  (Mich.) 
H.   Sch.,  1912;   B.S.,   Colgate  Univ.,   1918. 

Record:  1909-1913,  mem.  Adrian  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.,  B.B.  teams.  (Won  Mich,  state  Bskt.B. 
champ.,  1911  and  1912 ;  awarded  all-schol.  cen- 
ter;  capt.  B.B.  team,  1912.).  1913-14,  sports 
ed.,  Adrian  Daily  Times.  1915-18,  mem.  Col- 
gate varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  of 
B.B. ;  mgr.  varsity  F.B.).  1918-19,  mem.  Tours 
Bskt.B.  team  (Army),  winners,  A.E.F.  champ. 
1919-2S,  graduate  mgr.  of  athletics ;  coach  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  (became  Assoc.  Prof.  Phys. 
Ed.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  assoc.  prof.,  Col- 
gate Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  1918;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  comm'd  battalion  serg.  maj. ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Adrian  Lodge  F. 
&A.M. ;  Mohawk  Valley  Consistory ;  Ziyora 
Temple ;  Yohnundasis  G.C, ;  Hamilton  G.C. ; 
Exchange  Club  of  Hamilton ;  Phi  Gamma 
Delta ;  Registration  Com.  of  Adirondack  Asso. 
A.A.U.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married: 
Anne  Marie  Welch,  June  23,  1923.  Children: 
Mary  Rose,  age  2.  Office:  Broad  St.,  Hamil- 
ton, N.  Y.  Home:  20  Payne  St.,  Hamilton. 
N.  Y. 


REIF,  HERBERT  C,  football,  basketball  and 
track.  Born:  Wash.,  Ohio,  May  22,  1901.  Son 
of  Wm.  and  Mary  (Smith)  Reif.  Ed.:  Wash. 
H.    Sch.;    Marietta   Coll. 

Record:    1917-19,   mem.   Wash.   H.    Sch.  F.B., 

Bskt.B.    and    track    teams     (South.    Cen.  Ohio 

F.B.  team,   1918-19;   capt.   Bskt.B.,   1919).  191b- 

19,  mem.  Wash.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1921,  mem. 

Marietta    Coll.    track    team.     1921,    24-26.  mem. 

Marietta    Coll.    F.B.    team.     1921,    25-27,  mem. 

Marietta    Coll.     Bskt.B.     team.      1927-28,  mem. 
Marietta  Coll.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Nu 
Phi;  "M"  Club  (Marietta  Coll.);  Alpha  Eta 
Sigma.  Married:  Ruth  G.  Jarvis,  Sept.  1,  1927. 
Address:  207  4th  St.,  Marieta,  Ohio. 


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REILLY,  DR.  J.  A.,  football,  track  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct.  8,  1884.  Son  of 
Timothy  and  Margaret  (Ryan)  Reilly.  Ed,.: 
Boston  Coll.  Prep.  Sen.,  1901;  Georgetown 
Univ.,  D.D.,  1905 ;  M.D.,  1908. 

Record:  1902-06,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1903; 
capt.  track,  1904 ;  mem.  South.  I.C.  champ.  F.B. 
team,  1902-03).  1902-03,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  varsity  crew.  1905-07,  F.B.  and  track 
coach  Georgetown  Univ.  1908-28,  phys.  dir. 
Kans.  City  A.C.  Ath.  dir.  Camp  Funston  and 
Camp  Dodge. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  Kans.  City  A.C. 
Clubs:  Blue  Hills  C.C.  (Kans.  City)  ;  Kans. 
City  A.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  Kans. 
City  A.C,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

REILLY,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  basketball.  Born: 
Memphis,  Tenn.,  Jan.  24,  1904.  Son  of  John 
and  Elizabeth  (Adair)  Reilly.  Ed.:  Christian 
Bros.  Coll.;  B.A.,  St.  Edward's  Univ.,  1927; 
Notre  Dame. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Chris.  Bros.  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1922  and  '23,  mem.  Chris.  Bros.  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (Tri-State  champs., 
Bskt.B. ;  chosen  All-Tri-State  center,  1923).  1923- 

26,  mem.  St.  Edward's  Univ.  F.B.  team.     1924- 

27,  mem.  St.  Edward's  Univ.  BsktyB.  team 
(champs.  Tex.  Conf.,  1927 ;  All-Tex.  center,  1927). 
1925-27,  won  2  trophies  for  all-around  pro- 
ficiency on  ath.  field. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  1350  Mc- 
Millan St.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

REIMANN,  LEWIS  CHARLES,  football, 
wrestling.  Born:  Stainbaugh,  Mich.,  Sept.  22, 
1890.  Son  of  L.  G.  Reimann.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ. 
Mich.,  1916. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  F.B.  team 
(All-Amer.  tackle  by  East,  sport  writers).  1915, 
mem.  Univ.  Mich,  wrestling  team  (won  heavy- 
weight champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Camp  Charlevoix  (pvt. 
boys'  camp).  Affiliations:  Sec.  Sweet  Brier 
Resorts;  agent  Equitable  Life  Assurance  Soc. 
of  U.  S. ;  dir.  Community  Fund  Bd.  and  Crippled 
Children's  Soc.  Clubs:  "M" ;  Kiwanis;  Kiwanis 
Internat.  Hobby:  Canoeing.  Married:  Pearle 
E.  Shewell,  June  2,  1917.  Child:  Jean  Rosa, 
age  7.  Office:  207  Marchese  Bldg.,  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.  Home:  1409  Shadford  Rd.,  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich. 

REINHARDT,  S.  LOUIS,  JR.  Born:  New 
York  City,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  13,  1899.  Son  of  S.  L.  and 
Fanny  (Blum)  Bernhardt.  Ed.:  Terrill  Sch. 
(Dallas,  Tex.)  ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  F.B.  team. 
1917,  mem.  Yale  informal  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1919,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (chosen  All- 


East,  end  by  Laurence  Perry,  Evening  Post). 
1918-20,  mem.  Yale  water  polo  team  (I.C. 
champs.,  1918;  selected  by  L'de  B.  Hanley  as 
All-Coll,  water  polo  team).  1920,  mem.  Yale 
boxing  team   (lt.-heavy weight  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Lakeshore  Paper  and 
Twine  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Served  as  2nd  Lt.,  F.A. 
Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  dir.,  Central  West  Paper 
Bag  Co.  and  Berkeshire  Papers,  Inc. ;  Psi  Up- 
silon;  A.L.  Clubs:  Yale  Varsity;  111.  A.C; 
Yale-Harvard-Princeton  Club;  Lakewood  C.C. 
(Dallas,  Tex.)  ;  Northmoor  C.C.  (Chicago). 
Hobby:  Golf  and  raising  great  dane  dogs.  Mar- 
ried: Elaine  Rosenthal,  Dec.  10,  1921.  Child: 
Peter,  age  5.  Office:  664  Mich.  Blvd.,  Chicago, 
111.     Home:  Egandale  Road,  Highland  Pk.,  111. 

REITER,  HOWARD  ROLAND,  football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  June  8,  1871.  Son  of  Ben- 
jamin O.  and  Katherine  (Shaw)  Reiter.  Ed.: 
Pennington  Seminary;  Princeton,  A.B.,  1898; 
M.A.,  1900;  Harvard. 

Record:  1892-93,  mem.  Pennington  Seminary 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1893).  1894- 
1900,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  (hon.  mention 
on  All-Amer.,  1899).  1895,  mem.  Princeton 
freshman  class  B.B.  team.  1897,  class  middle- 
weight wrestling  champ.  1905-09,  ath.  dir., 
Wesleyan.  1910-28,  coach  Lehigh  Univ.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Omricron  Delta  Kappa;  Middle  Atlantic 
Coll.  A.A. ;  Natl.  Coll.  Ath.  Wrestling  Asso. ; 
Olympic  Wrestling  Com. ;  Cottage  Club.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Married:  Edith  Burt,  Jan.  7,  1905. 
Children:  Howard  Burt,  age  21 ;  Benjamin  Rey- 
nolds, age  19.  Office:  Taylor  Gym.,  Bethlehem, 
Pa.     Home:  Sayre  Park,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 

REMER,  RICHARD  FREDERICK,   walking 

champ.  Bom:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  21,  1883. 
Son  of  John  Augustine  and  Eleanor  (Ware) 
Remer.     Ed.:  Public  schs.    (N.  Y.). 

Record:  1914,  won  indoor  Jr.  1-mi.  walking 
champ.;  won  Natl,  indoor  Senior  2-mi.  champ. 
1914-16,  won  Mil.  Ath.  League  1-mi.  champ. 
(6:49).  1917,  won  Senior  Metro.  2-mi.  indoor 
champ.  (13:57)  ;  won  Senior  Natl,  indoor  2-mi. 
champ.  1918,  won  Natl,  outdoor  3-mi.  and  7-mi. 
champs.  1918,  set  new  Amer.  record  for  7  miles 
(1367  yds.)  in  1  hr.  1920,  mem.  Olympic  team 
(won  3rd  place  in  3000-meter  walk).  1921,  won 
Natl,  indoor  1-mi.  champ,    (new  record,  6:29). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Manufacturers'  Trust 
Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  Affiliations:  A.A.U. ;  pres.  Amer. 
Walkers'  Asso.,  Inc. ;  vice-pres.  Cattskill  Walk- 
ing Club.  Hobby:  Hiking,  fishing  and  chess. 
Married:  Jennie  Hanscheld,  June,  1902.  Chil- 
dren: Helen  Ware,   age  25 ;   Dorothy,   age  23 ; 


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Richard,    Jr.,    age   17.      Office:   407    Broadway,  RENSHAW,  HARRY  NOON,  mem.  U.  S.  In- 

N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.    Home:  1333  Boulevard  E,  West      ternational    rifle    team.      Born:   Nogales,    Ariz., 
N.  Y.,  New  Jersey.  Dec.  9,  1906.    Son  of  Harry  and  Sarah  (Noon) 

Renshaw.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ariz. 


REMINGTON,  J.  PERCY,  track.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  15,  1877.  Son  of  Joseph  Price 
and  Elizabeth  (Baily)  Remington.  Ed.:  For- 
sythe  Sch. ;  DeLancey  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1898. 

Record:  1889-94,  mem.  DeLancey  Sch.  track 
team  (capt.,  1894;  intersch.  broad- jump  champ., 
1894;  best  all-around  athlete  DeLancey  Sch., 
1894).  1895,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  crew. 
1895-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  B.B.  team. 
1896-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team  (capt., 
1898 ;  equaled  world's  record  in  broad  jump, 
1898,  23  ft.  6y2  in.)  ;  mem.  N.  Y.  AC.  1898, 
mem.  exec.  com.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1898-1928,  A.A.U. 
irack  official.  1903-05,  mem.  Somerset  Co.  polo 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.  and  mfgr. 
Remington  Mfg.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Consulting 
engr.  Wright-Martin,  Aeroplane  Corp.,  New 
Brunswick,  N.  J.,  1917-18.  Clubs:  Racquet; 
Mask  and  Wig  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Merion  Cricket; 
Varsity  (Univ.  of  Pa.);  Engrs. ;  Veteran  Ath- 
letes of  Phila.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Married: 
Mabry  Parks,  June  5,  1905.  Children:  Julia, 
age  20 ;  J.  Percy,  Jr.,  age  18 ;  Elizabeth,  age  17 ; 
Evelyn,  age  15 ;  Mabry,  age  8.  Office:  Otis  Bldg., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  124  S.  Van  Pelt  St.,  Phila., 
Pennsylvania. 

RENNARD,     JOSEPH     CLIFFORD,     capt. 

Princeton  ho.ckey  team,  1928.  Born:  Monmouth 
Beach,  N.  J.,  July  6,  1903.  Son  of  John  Clifford 
and  Mary  (Townshend)  Rennard.  Ed.:  St. 
George's   Sch.,    1924;   B.S.,   Princeton,    1928. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  St.  George's  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1926,  mem. 
Princeton  lacrosse  team  (I.C.  champs.).  1927- 
28,  mem.  Princeton  hockey  team    (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Prince- 
ton Bd.  of  Ath.  Control.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  106  Wall  St.,  N.  Y«  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  231 
Cuyler,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

RENNIE,  SYLVESTER  WILDING,  rowing. 
Born:  Montreal,  Can.,  July  25,  1903.  Son  of 
John  Ingram  and  Frances  (Neville)  Rennie.  Ed.: 
Wilmington  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1927. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
crew.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew 
(won  I.C.  champs.;  won  Intermediate  Middle 
States  champ.).    Mem.  Penn  A.C.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta ;  Alpha  Mu  Pi  Omega ;  Pepper 
Med.  Soc. ;  Penn  A.  C. ;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.). 
Address:  501  Phila.  Pike,  Wilmington,  Dela. 


Record:  1921,  cadet  rifle  champ,  of  Ariz.  1922- 
23-25-27,  won  champ,  rifle  shot  of  Ariz.  1923, 
highest  civilian  natl.  indiv.  rifle  match.  1923- 
25,  won  C.M.T.C.  rifle  champ.  1924,  won  Natl. 
Jr.  rifle  champ.  1924-25,  capt.  8th  Corps  Area, 
C.M.T.C,  rifle  team  (won  C.M.T.C.  match). 
1925,  won  Chemical  Warfare  Service  trophy 
(Camp  Perry).  1925-27,  won  I.C.  rifle  champ. 
1927,  mem.  U.  S.  Inter-Natl.  Dewar  team  (won 
world's  champ.)  ;  mem.  All-West,  rifle  team 
(won  East- West,  match). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi ;  Scabbard  and  Blade ;  Delta  Sigma  Rho. 
Hobby:  Aviation.  Address:  315  Crawford,  No- 
gales,  Ariz. 


REPLOGLE,  RUTH,  amateur  golfer.  Born: 
Okerna,  Okla.,  Sept.  1,  1912.  Daughter  of  Da- 
kota and  Jamie  (Whiteside)  Replogle.  Ed.: 
Cen.  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1927,  played  in  Okla.  City  tourna- 
ment, Lakeside  G.C.  1928,  played  in  City  champ, 
tournament  at  Bobby  Jones  G.  and  C.C.,  Sara- 
sota, Fla.  (runner-up  and  medalist,  score  of 
86)  ;  played  in  invitation  tournament,  Clear- 
water, Fla.,  Clearwater  G.  and  CO  (qualified 
in  champ,  flight)  ;  played  in  open  tournament, 
Palm  Beach,  Fla.,  Palm  Beach  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Okla.  City 
G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  308  E.  14th  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. 


RETTIG,  ROBERT  EDWIN,  basketball,  foot- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  Middletown,  Ohio,  Sept. 
5,  1900.  Son  of  Peter  and  Alta  Leona  (Dearth) 
Rettig.  Ed.:  Middletown  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Denison 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Middletown  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1916-18,  mem.  Middletown  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919-22,  mem.  Denison 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (mem.  All-Ohio  Conf.  team, 
1920-22;  A.A.U.  Dist.  champs,  at  Cincinnati, 
1920-21;  capt,  1921-22).  1920-21,  mem.  Denison 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (hon.  men.  on  All-Ohio  Conf. 
team).  1920-22,  shortstop  Denison  Univ.  B.B. 
team  and  mem.  track  team.  1922-26,  coach 
Bowling  Green  H.  Sch.  (Ohio).  Mem.  Scott 
H.  Sch.  coaching  staff. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  educator.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Upsilon;  Masons;  Elks;  A.L.;  Kiwanis  C. 
Hobby:  Coaching,  golf  and  hunting.  Married: 
Marguerite  Elizabeth  Ducat.  Office:  Scott  H. 
Sch.,  Toledo,  Ohio.  Home:  2453  Maplewood  Ave., 
Toledo,  Ohio. 


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KEVELL,  FLEMING  H.,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  29.  18S2.  Son  of  Fleming 
H.  and  Josephine  (Barbour)  Revell.  Ed.:  Law- 
reneeville,  1903;  Tale,  1907. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Lawrenceville  track 
team  (mgr.,  1903).  1905-07,  mem.  Yale  track 
team  (Yale-Harvard  dual  meet,  70-yd.  dash,  7 
3/5  sees.,  1905).    1908,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Fleming  H. 
Revell  Co.  (publishers).  Clubs:  Yale;  Nankas- 
sett  Bay  Yacht;  Sounderien  G.C.  Married: 
Josephine  Marion,  Aug.  15,  1911.  Office:  158 
5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Great  Neck, 
L.  I.,  N.  Y. 


REYBOLD,  WILLIAM  UMSTED,  JR.,  swim- 
ming. Born:  Dela.  City,  Dela.,  Mar.  17,  1904. 
Son  of  William  U.  and  Bernice  (Keane)  Rey- 
bold.  Ed.:  Wilmington  H.  Sch.,  1924;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Dela.,  1928. 

Record:  1922,  won  220-yd.  handicap  Millon 
Davis  trophy ;  won  220-yd.  swimming  champ., 
Plattsburg  C.M.T.C.  1922-24,  mem.  Wilming- 
ton H.  Sch.  swimming  and  F.B.  teams.  1924, 
won  220  yd.  and  100  yd.  swimming  champ., 
Ocean  City,  N.  J.  1924-27.  mem.  Univ.  of  Dela. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1927).  1925,  won  100  yd. 
swimming  champ.,  Wilmington.  Dela.  1920, 
won  2  mi.,  50  yd.  and  100  yd.  swimming  champ., 
Dela.  Beach.  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Dela.  1 
mi.  relay  team.  1926-2S,  mem.  Univ.  of  Dela. 
swimming  team    (capt.,   1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Upsilon;  Druids;  A.A.U.;  Wilming- 
ton Y.M.C.A.  Address:  Adams  St.,  Dela.  Citv, 
Dela. 


REYNOLDS,  FREDERICK  D.,  pocket  bil- 
liards. Born:  Bayonne,  N.  J.,  July  17.  1887. 
Son  of  Frank  M.  and  Annie  (Dobson)  Rey- 
nolds.    Ed.:  Bayonne  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1909,  won  Trinity  Club  (Bayonne) 
billiards  champ.  1910,  runner-up,  Hudson  Co. 
tournament.  1911-14.  won  Audubon  Billiards 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  champ.  1926-28,  participated 
in   Dist.   pocket  billiards   tournaments. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Peerless  Furni- 
ture Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  2nd.  Engr.,  N.  Y. 
N.G.,  1912-14.  Hobby:  Billiards.  Married: 
Eloise  Sleesman,  Aug.  31,  1912.  Child:  Fred- 
erick D.,  Jr.,  age  14.  Office:  829  7th  St.,  N.W., 
Washington.  D.  C.  Hemic:  1620  R  St.,  N.W., 
Washington,  D.  C. 


REYNOLDS,  JACK  V.,  champion  welter- 
weight wrestler.  Born:  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa, 
February  7.  1895.  Son  of  W.  T.  and  Nancy  M. 
(Mounce)  Reynolds.  Education:  Cedar  Rapids 
High  School. 

Record:  1914,  won  amateur  lightweight  state 
championship  of  Iowa.  1914-16,  played  pro- 
fessional baseball  with  Idaho  Falls,  Idaho. 
1920,  won  world's  welterweight  wrestling  title 
from  Louis  Nelson ;  presented  with  solid  gold 
diamond  studded  championship  belt.  1921-27, 
coach  in  wrestling  at  Indiana  University  (won 
Big  Ten  Conference  championship,  1924  and 
1925). 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  wrestler. 
Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A.  (Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa)  ; 
Elks  (Sterling,  Colorado);  Masons.  Married: 
June  St.  Clair.  Address:  Plaza  Hotel,  Louisville, 
Kentucky. 


REYNOLDS,  CLIFTON  FARIS,  track,  base- 
ball. Born:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Nov.  9,  1905. 
Son  of  Chas.  N.  and  Katherine  (Faris)  Rey- 
nolds. Ed.:  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  South 
Calif. 

Record:  1921-23,  pitcher  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1925,  capt.  Univ.  South.  Calif, 
freshmen  track  team  (best  performances  were: 
15  2/5  sees,  in  high  hurdles  and  0'  1"  in  high 
jump).  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  South.  Calif,  var- 
sity track  team  (Pacific  Coast  dual  meet 
champs.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  champs,  and  N.C.A. 
champs.,  best  performances:  high  hurdles,  14:8, 
broad  jump,  23'  6  5/8",  holder  Pacific  Coast 
Conf.  high  hurdles  record,  14:8,  1926;  best 
performances,  1927 :  high  hurdles,  14  :7  ;  broad 
jump,  23'  7  1/8"  breaking  previous  record  of 
Univ.  and  Sou.  Calif,  which  had  stood  since 
1904. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha  ;  Hollywood  A.C.  Hobby:  Music. 
Address:  877   S.  Bronson,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


REYNOLDS,  JACKSON  ELI,  mem.  Stanford 
football  team.  Born:  Woodstock,  111,,  Jan. 
20,  1S73.  Son  of  James  N.  and  Myra  (Gid- 
dings)  Reynolds.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford,  1896: 
LL.B.,   Columbia.   1899. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Stanford  vars.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  First 
Natl.  Bank  of  City  of  N.  Y.  (pres.  &  dir.)  ; 
First  Security  Co.  (pres.  &  dir.)  ;  Lehigh  & 
Wilkes-Barre  Coal  Co.  (Chmn.  Bd.  of  Dir.); 
Lehigh  &  Wilkes-Barre  Corp.  (Chmn.  Bd.  of 
Dir.)  ;  N.  J.  Genl.  Security  Co.  (vice-pres.  and 
Dir.)  ;  Natl.  Biscuit  Co.  (Dir.)  ;  N.  Y.  Cen.  R. 
R.  Co.  and  Affiliated  Lines  (dir.)  ;  South.  Rail- 
way Co.  (Dir.)  :  Fed.  Res.  Bank  of  N.  Y. 
(Dir.)  ;  trustee,  Columbia  Univ.  Clubs:  Cen- 
tury ;  Univ ;  Recess ;  Down  Town  Asso. ;  India 
House;  Piping  Rock;  The  Creek.  Married: 
Marion  Taylor.  1903.  Office:  2  Wall  St.,  N. 
Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Old  Tappan  Rd.,  Locust 
Valley,  N.  Y. 


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REYNOLDS,  KENNETH,  football,  track  and 
baseball.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  23,  1888. 
Son  of  John  and  Agnes  (Treadwell)  Reynolds. 
Ed.:   Phillips   Andover   Acad. ;    Harvard. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
hockey  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
Acad.  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1910,  mem.  Har- 
vard freshman  F.B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams. 
1911,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1911- 
12,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team.  1912,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  treas.,  Reynolds, 
Remcer  and  Burrows,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  Chemical  Warfare  Service.  Clubs:  Har- 
vard (N.  Y.).  Married:  Marcia  Burrows.  Chil- 
dren: Helen,  age  11 ;  Marcia,  age  6 ;  Kenneth, 
age  1.  Office:  Akron,  N.  Y.  Home:  East  Aurora, 
N.  Y. 


REYNOLDS,  WILLIAM,  track  and  swim- 
ming. Born:  Middletown,  Dela.,  July  9,  1900. 
Son  of  William  and  Grace  (Fenmore)  Rey- 
nolds. Ed.:  West.  Phila.  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1923. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  West.  Phila.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  Swimming  teams  j(Inter-Sch. 
champ.).  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
track  team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
track  team  (I.C.  champs;  won  high  jump, 
Penn  relays,  6'  la/4"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fire  ins.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.). 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  1600  Arch  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  4507  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

RHEEM,  EDMUND  D.,  baseball.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  Feb.  6,  1892.  Son  of  Clar- 
ence B.  and  Eulalie  (Domer)  Rheem.  Ed.: 
Central   H.    Sch.;   A.B.,    Princeton,   1913. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1910-13,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team 
(capt.  freshman  team,  1910). 

Pres.  Occupation:  1st  Vice-pres.,  Swartzell, 
Rheam  and  Hensey.  Clubs:  Columbia  C.C. ; 
Burning  Tree ;  Racquet.  Hobby:  Golf,  horse- 
back riding  and  squash  racquets.  Married: 
Alice  Wardman,  June  1,  1916.  Children:  Nancy, 
age  6;  Harry,  age  3.  Office:  121  15th  St., 
Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  2343  S  St.,  N.W., 
Washington,  D.  C. 


RHIEL,  WILLIAM  JOSEPH,  infielder 
Brooklyn  Natls.  Born:  Youngstown,  O.,  Sept. 
30,  1903.  Son  of  Wm.  Joseph  and  Mary  (Lyden) 
Rhiel.    Ed.:  Newberry  Coll.   (Newberry,  S.  C). 

Record:  Mem.  Newberry  Coll.  Bskt.B.  ana 
B.B.  teams  (3rd  base,  B.B. ;  named  on  All-North 
and  South  Carolina  teams;  highest  batting  ave. 
S.I.A.A.).    1926,  pro.  B.B.,  Greenville,  S.  C,  S. 


Atl.  L.,  1927,  sold  to  Atlanta,  hit  .344;  2nd  in 
triples  with  total  of  19.    Bought  by  Brooklyn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Youngstown  A.C. ;  Eagles  ;  Asso.  Pro.  Ball- 
players ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Youngstown  Stove  League. 
Hobby:  Officiating  F.B.  games.  Married:  Irene 
Wilson,  Nov.  15,  1923.  Children:  Wm.  Joseph, 
Jr.,  infant.  Address:  71  N.  Garland,  Youngs- 
town, O. 

RHODES,  JOHN  CECIL,  wrestling.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  23,  1898.  Son  of  James  Herbert 
and  Alice  (Russell)  Rhodes.  Ed.:  Northeast  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.A.,  1919 ;  M.S.,  1921. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
wrestling  team  (capt.,  1919).  1920,  won  Middle 
Atlantic  135-lb.  wrestling  champ.  1922-24,  sec- 
treas.,  Phila.  Fencers'  Club.  1927,  asst.  coach, 
Univ.  of  Pa.  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist.  Mil.  Service:  Mem- 
S.A.T.C.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Ar- 
kase  Co. ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Sigma  Tau ;  Meadow  A.C. 
Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  Eleanor  B.  Magee, 
Mar.  6,  1923.  Children:  Devidre,  age  4 ;  Eleanor, 
age  1.  Office:  34th  and  Locust  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  302  Rodman  Ave.,  Jenkintown,  Pa. 

RICE,  CHARLES  PIGFORD,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Mobile,  Ala.,  June 
2,  1906.  Son  of  David  F.  and  Elizabeth  (Brown) 
Rice.  Ed.:  Tuscaloosa  H.  Sch.;  Jackson  H. 
Sch. ;  Union  Univ. ;  Univ.  Tenn. 

Record :  1923,  mem.  Union  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  Tenn.  fresh- 
man South.  I.C.  champ.  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Univ. 
Tenn.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas,  "T"  Club.  Af- 
filiations: Sec.  "U"  Club;  Alpha  Tau  Omega; 
Scarrabean  Sr.  Soc. ;  Phi  Delta  Phi ;  DeMolay. 
Hobby:  Refereeing  ath.  contests.  Office:  1401 
West  Clinch  St.,  Knoxville,  Tenn.  Home:  414; 
North  Royal  St.,  Jackson,  Tenn. 

RICE,  EDGAR  C,  pro.  baseball.  Born:  Near 
Morocco,  Ind.,  Feb.  20,  1892.  Son  of  Chas.  and 
Louise  (Newineyer)  Rice.  Ed.:  Iroquois  (111.) 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1904-05,  mem.  Iroquois  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  Petersburg  (Va.)  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1915,  sold  to  Washington.  1915-16, 
pitcher.  1917-28,  outfielder  (right  and  center), 
Washington  Senators,  who  won  world  series, 
1924,  and  Amer.  League  pennant,  1925 ;  made 
outstanding  catch  in  both  series.  1924-26,  won 
several  resort  trophies,  Hot  Springs,  Ark.  1927, 
won  Md.  State  open  amateur  golf  tournament 
(Fountain  Head  Country  Club,  Hagerstown, 
Md.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  War 
Record:  Served  in  68th  Coast  Arty.,  7  mos.  in 
A.E.F. ;  participated  in  Vera  Cruz  Mex.  engage- 


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raent,  1912-13.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Comman- 
dery,  Shriuer;  Asso.  Pro.  B.B.  Players  of  Amer.; 
Indian  Springs  G.C.  Hobby:  B.B.  and  golf. 
Married:  Edith  Owen.  Office:  Washington  Ball 
Park,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  713  Allison 
St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

RICE,  EDWARD  WINSLOW,  hockey.  Born: 
Montclair,  N.  J.,  Aug.  12,  1905.  Son  of  Calvin 
W.  and  Ellen  (Weibezahn)  Rice.  Ed.:  Hotch- 
kiss  Sch. ;  Princeton. 

Record:  19125,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sc(h.  B.B., 
hockey  and  swimming  teams.  1927-29,  mem. 
Princeton  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Montclair 
A.C. ;  "P"  (Princeton);  Princeton  Tower. 
Office:  Tower  Club,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  45 
N.  Fullerton  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J. 

RICE,  FREDERICK  J.,  basketball.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  May  31,  1884.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward V.  and  Laura  (Prosperi)  Rice.  Ed.:  East. 
H.  Sch.,  1903;  George  Washington;  LL.B., 
Georgetown  Law  Sch.,  1910. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Easton  A.  C.  BsktB. 
team.  1901-02,  mem.  Morton  Cadets  Bskt.B. 
team.  1903-05,  mem.  Corcoran  Cadets  Bskt.B. 
team.  1907,  mem.  Carroll  Inst.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1906,  mem.  George  Washington  Bskt.B.  team. 
1907-10,  mem.  Georgetown  Law  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1912,  mem.  Catholic  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1913-28,  coach  Catholic  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Governmental 
Service:  Govt.  Appeal  Agent  and  U.  S.  Dist. 
Atty.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Trustee  I.C. ;  pres. 
Columbia  Heights  Citizens'  Asso. ;  pres.  Cosmo- 
politan Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Agnes 
Downey.  Children:  Patrice,  age  16;  Downey, 
age  14;  Evangeline,  age  12;  Frederick,  Jr.,  age 
5.  Office:  300  Investment  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:   1502  Columbia  Rd.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


RICE,  HENRY  GRANTLAND,  sports  writer. 
Born:  Murfreesboro,  Tennessee,  November  1, 
1880.  Son  of  B.  H.  and  Beulah  (Grantland) 
Rice.     Education:  B.A.,  Vanderbilt,   1901. 

Record:  1901,  captain  Vanderbilt  baseball 
team.  1907,  coach,  "Vanderbilt  baseball  team. 

Present  Occupation:  Sports  writer;  contribu- 
tor to  New  York  Herald  Tribune,  Colliers  and 
American  Golfer.  Military  Service:  1st  Lieu- 
tenant, 115,  Field  Artillery,  30th  Division. 
Clubs:  Players;  Deepdale  Golf;  National  Golf 
Links ;  Maidstone ;  Englewood  Golf ;  Coffee 
House;  Dutch  Treat.  Married:  Kate  Hollis. 
Children:  Florence,  age  21.  Office:  353  Fourth 
Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York.  Home  1158 
Fifth  Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York. 


RICE,  LAWRENCE  BRIDGES,  tennis.  Born: 
Newtonville,  Mass.,  June  6,  1897.  Son  of  Ab- 
bott Barnes  and  Amy  Thurber  (Bridges)  Rice. 
Ed.:  Newton  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1919. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch.  tennis 
team.  1919,  mem.  Yale  tennis  team.  1920-24, 
mem.  U.S.L.T.A.  (scores,  34-1920;  9-1921;  11- 
1922;  18-1923;  15-1924).  Won  Mass.  State 
doubles  and  singles  tennis  champ.   (3  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  transferred  N.O.T.C,  1918. 
Clubs:  Longwood  Cricket ;  '  Newton  Centre 
Squash  Tennis.  Hobby:  Ice  hockey  and  art. 
Office:  Rivers  Sch.,  Brookline,  Mass.  Home: 
Sumner  St.,  Newton  Centre,  Mass. 

RICE,  PAUL  MOSELEY,  track.  Born:  Wol- 
laston,  Mass.,  May  4,  1892.  Son  of  Dr.  George 
B.  and  Jeanette  (Pease)  Rice.  Ed.:  Roxbury 
Latin  Sch.,  1911;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Roxbury  Latin  Sch.  F.B., 
hockey  and  track  teams.  1912,  mem.  Harvard 
freshman  track  team.  1915,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  track  team ;  mem.  point- winning  Har- 
vard pole-vault  team  I.C.A.A.A.A.  games  (Mad- 
ison Sq.  Gardens,  N.  Y.)  ;  runner-up  New  Eng- 
land I.C.  indoor  high-hurdles  champ.;  won  120- 
yd.  high  hurdles  Harvard-Yale  dual  meet  (New 
Haven,  Conn.)  ;  won  70-yd.  high  hurdles  C.A.C. 
open  invitation  games  (Boston,  Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Woolen  Co.  Mil. 
Service:  Officer  Candidates'  Sch.,  Ft.  Leaven- 
worth, 1917;  2nd  lieut.  13th  Cav.,  1917-18;  pro- 
moted 1st  lieut.,  Aug.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason ; 
Scoutmaster,  B.S.A.,  1926-27;  M.O.W.W. ;  Bos- 
ton Wool  Trade  Asso. ;  Andover  C.C.  Har- 
vard Club.  Married:  Elizabeth  Reed  Evans, 
April  14,  1917.  Children:  Jane  Wingate,  age  9 ; 
Barbard  L.,  age  7 ;  Nancy,  age  4.  Office:  1  Fed- 
eral St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  19  William  St.. 
Andover,  Mass. 

RICH,  ELLSWORTH  LINCOLN,  mem.  Stan- 
ford football  team.  Born:  Mt.  View  Calif.,  Jan. 
11,  1807.  Son  of  Amory  G.  and  Ellen  (Bless- 
ington)  Rich.  Ed.:  San  Jose  H.  Sch.;  State 
Coll.,  San  Jose;  Coll.  of  the  Pac. ;  A.B.,  Stan- 
ford, 1893;   S.F.  Theol.   Seminary,  1896. 

Record:  1886-87,  capt,  State  Teachers'  Coll. 
B.B.  team.  1888,  mem.  Coll.  of  Pac.  track 
team ;  won  following  events :  Annual  Field 
Day  standing  broad  jump,  standing  high  jump, 
running  high  jump,  placed  2nd  in  100  yd.  dash. 
1889,  mem.  Coll.  of  Pac.  track  team ;  won  fol- 
lowing events :  Annual  Field  Day  standing  broad 
jump,  standing  high  jump  (coast  record),  5  ft, 
running  high  jump,  (throwing  baseball)  B.B. 
throw,  hitch  high  kick,  placed  2nd  in  100  yd. 
dash  (5  firsts  out  of  16  events).  1891-93,  mem. 
Stanford  F.B.  team   (Walter  Camp,  coach). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Minister.  Mil.  Service:  U.S. 
A.S.C.,  Fort  McDowell.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Psi ;  Natl.  Exchange  Club ;  LO.O.F. ;  Masons ; 
Dixon  Community  Council.  Hobby:  Boy  Scouts, 
tennis,  out-of-door  life.  Married:  Olive  Mar- 
guerite Knox.  Children:  Viola  Olive  Rich  Smith, 
aee  35.  Office:  160  First  St.,  Dixon,  Calif. 
Home:  250  First  St.,  Dixon,  Calif. 

RICH,  THEODORE  GOTTLIEB,  gym.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  19,  1905.  Son  of  Henry  M. 
and  Rose  Gottlieb  Rich.  Ed.:  Erasmus  H.  Sch. ; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  mgr.  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh- 
men wrestling  team.  1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  varsity  wrestling  team  (I.C.  champ.,  1925). 
1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  gym.  team 
(I.C.  champs.).  1926,  runner-up  Middle  At- 
lantic A.A.U.  gym.  meet ;  3rd  place  I.C.  rope- 
climb  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Sigma  Delta ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma ;  Middle 
Atlantic  A.A.U. ;  Varsity  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Pa.).  Married:  Juliet  Eshner,  Dec.  19,  1927. 
Address:  1019  Spruce  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

RICHARDS,  IRA,  JR.,  track.  Born:  North 
Attleboro,  Mass.,  Sept.  20,  1879.  Son  of  Ira  and 
Lydia  (Reynard)  Richards.  Ed.:  Poly.  Prep. 
Sch.    (Brooklyn)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1900. 

Record:  1898-1900,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(won  100-yd.  dash  in  Yale-Harvard  games  at 
Cambridge  in  10  seconds). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  N.  Y.  Stock  Exch. 
Mil.  Service:  Served  as  capt.  Field  Arty.,  Louis- 
ville, Ky.  Clubs:  Yale;  Piping  Rock;  Nassau 
Country;  Univ.  Married:  Grace  Meurer.  Chil- 
dren: Meurer,  age  10.  Office:  49  Wall  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Locust  Valley,  N.  Y.  C. 
N.  Y. 

RICHARD,  VIRGIL,  mem.  U.  S.  International 
Dewar  Rifle  team,  1921-27.  Born:  Bloomdale, 
Ohio,  Jan.  30,  1901.  Son  of  W.  H.  and  Minnie 
(Schneider)  Richard.   Ed.:  New  Haven  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Quinnipiac  Rifle  and 
Revolver  Club  rifle  team  (Natl:  indoor  champ.)  ; 
made  the  first  two  perfect  scores  at  100  yds. 
in  U.  S.  with  a  .22  cal.  rifle  at  Tenafly,  N.  J., 
and  Camp  Perry,  Ohio.  1921-26-27,  high  scorer 
on  U.  S.  Internatl.  Dewar  Rifle  team.  1923, 
Pa.  State  pro.  trapshooting  champ.  1924,  won 
eight  of  the  16  individual  events  in  the  Natl, 
small-bore  matches  (Camp  Perry,  Ohio).  1925, 
coach  Pa.  Civilian  Rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  Winchester  Re- 
peating Arms  Co.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Asso.  of 
Amer.  Internatl.  Riflemen ;  Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ; 
N.  J.  State  Rifle  Asso.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.    Married:  Elizabeth  Aird,  June  3,  1925. 


Children:   Keith  Lynn,  age  1.    Address:   79  W. 
Steuben  St.,  Crafton  Station,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

RICHARDS,  EUGENE  LAMB,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  New  Haven,  Conn.,  June  14,  1863.  Son 
of  Eugene  Lamb  and  Julia  L.  (Bacon)  Richards. 
Ed.:  New  Haven  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1885. 

Record:  1881-84,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team 
(52x53  field  goals,  1882;  The  Flag  says  "1883 
champ. — D.  L.  Richards — goals  won  72,  goals 
lost  0";  capt,  1884).  1882,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
B.B.  team ;  pres.  freshman  B.B.  Asso.  1883, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team.  1892,  coach  Wil- 
liams Coll.  F.B.  team.  1895,  reconstructed  F.B. 
rules  with  Walter  Camp.  Temporary  coach  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  banker.  War 
Service:  Supt.  of  Banks,  1914-17 ;  raised  money 
for  Liberty  Loans.  Affiliations:  Chmn.  of  Bd., 
Trust  Co.  of  North  Amer. ;  trustee  Empire  City 
Savings  Bank ;  Eta  Phi ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Chi  Delta 
Theta ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  skull  and  Bones ; 
Bankers  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Bankers  Club  of  Amer. 
(N.  Y.  C).  Married:  Florence  W.  Elmendorf. 
Children:  Mrs.  Eugene  W.  Van  Court  Lucas ; 
Eugene  Lamb,  3rd.  Office:  4Q  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  247  Prospect  Ave.,  New  Brighton, 
Staten  Island,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

RICHARDS,  LEWIS  G.,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Rockingham  City,  Va.,  Aug.  29,  1875.  Son  of  G. 
W.  and  Lucy  (Carr)  Richards.  Ed.:  M.D.,  Med. 
Coll.  of  Va.,  1900. 

Record:  From  1911  to  1927,  won  Va.  State 
trapshooting  champ,  six  times  and  with  highest 
scores  ever  made  in  State  during  this  period. 
Also  won  Great  South,  handicap. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon,  Shenandoah  Hosp. 
War  Record:  Enlisted  in  U.S.A.,  July,  1917; 
comnd.  Med.  Officer,  Med.  Corps ;  Surgeon-in- 
charge,  Camp  Wheeler,  Macon,  Ga. ;  served  in 
A.E.F. ;  hon.  discharge,  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
A.T.A.;  Masons;  Shriner;  Elks;  Roanoke  Gun 
Club.  Hobby:  Trapshooting.  Married:  Evelyn 
Kerr,  Sept.  25,  1916.  Children:  L.  G.,  Jr.,  age  10 ; 
Evelyn,  age  5.  Office:  McBain  Bldg.,  Roanoke, 
Va.    Home:  South  St.,  Roanoke,  Va. 

RICHARDS,  VINCENT,  professional  tennis 
champion.  Born:  New  York  City,  March  20, 
1903.  Son  of  Mary  F.  Richards.  Education: 
Fordham  University ;  Columbia  University. 

Record:  Won  every  title  in  tennis  except 
National  Outdoor  singles  championship.  Played 
doubles  3  years  with  Tilden.  Played  mixed 
doubles  with  Helen  Wills  1  year.  Recent  win- 
ner of  the  first  professional  tennis  championship 
in  America,  beating  Kensey  3  sets. 

Present  Occupation:  broker.  Affiliations:  Gar- 
field Bank.  Clubs:  New  York  Athletic  Club; 
West    Side    Tennis    Club.      Hobby:   All    sports. 


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Married:  Claremont  Gushee,  January  30,  1924. 
Office:  200  Fifth  Avenue,  New  York  City.  Home: 
845  Riverside  Drive,  New  York  City. 

RICHARDS,  WILLIAM  MARTIN,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  New  Haven,  Conn., 
Mar.  31,  1873.  Son  of  Eugene  L.  and  Julia 
Lavinie  (Bacon)  Richards.  Ed.:  Hopkins  Gram- 
mar Sch. ;  A.  B.,  Yale,  1895;  M.D.,  Bellevue 
Hosp.  Med.  Coll.,  1898. 

Record:  1889-90,  mem:  Hopkins  Grammar 
Sch.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team, 
1891).  1891-93,  sub.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1893-95, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  (won  Amer.  I.C.  100  and 
220-yd.  dash  champs.,  1893).  1895,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1895-98,  mem.  Bellevue 
Hosp.  Med.  Coll.  track  team  (holder  world's 
record  for  1-mi.  team  race,  3 :22  4/5.  1895,  coach 
coach  Oberlin  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1898,  coach 
Bowdoin  F.B.  team.  1899,  coach  Bowdoin  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Specialist  on  chronic  dis- 
eases. War  Record:  Capt.,  Marine  O.T.C.,  1917 ; 
Pvt,  Canadian  Army,  Sept.  1917- Apr.  1918;  Lt, 
May  1918-19;  Capt.,  May  1919-July  1922,  Royal 
Army  Med.  Corps;  served  as  Med.  Officer,  50th 
Field  Co.,  British  Army;  helped  arrange  com- 
mencement of  armistice  between  Poland  and 
Germany,  June  1921,  during  Polish  Revolution 
in  Upper  Silesia.  Married:  Helen  Ongley,  1898. 
Children:  Anson  Head,  age  25 ;  William  Martin, 
age  15;  John  Lamb,  age  12;  Catherine  J.,  age 
10.  Office:  126  34th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
142  W.  103rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

RICHARDSON,      WILLIAM      AUGUSTUS, 

football,  lacrosse  and  wrestling.  Bom:  Bristol, 
Tenn.,  June  14,  1886.  Son  of  H.  E.  and  Rhoda 
(Tartar)  Richardson.  Ed.:  Bristol  (Tenn.)  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Tenn.;  U.S.N. A. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Bristol  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1903-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Tenn.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Tenn.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1906-09,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team ;  hon.  mention 
on  All-Amer.  by  Walter  Camp.  1907,  mem. 
U.S.N.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909  and  '10,  mem.  U.S. 
N.A.  lacrosse  team.  1910,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  wrest- 
ling teams.  1910-11,  mem.  U.S.S.  Conn.  F.B. 
team  (won  fleet  champ.).  1915-16,  19-21,  26-27, 
asst.  coach  U.S.N.A.  1919-21,  U.  S.N.A.  gym. 
officer.   1926-27,  Exec.  Officer,  Dept.  Phys.  Ed. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lt.  Comdr.,  U.S.N.  Naval 
Service:  Exec.  U.  S.  Parker,  service  sub  chasers, 
1st  over  Capt.,  U.S.S.  Triple,  received  Navy 
Cross,  Queenstown,  awarded  Silver  Star.  Affilia- 
tions: Pi  Kappa  Alpha ;  Cen.  Olympic  Com. 
(Amer.  and  Mex.)  ;  Army  and  Navy  Club;  Gib- 
son Island  Club ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  pres., 
I.C.  Boxing  Asso.  Hobby:  Football.  Married: 
Ellen  V.  Mackey,  Oct.  10,  1918.    Children:  Wil- 


liam A.,  Jr.,  age  8 ;  Patrick  Henry,  age  6.  Ad- 
dress: c/o  U.S.N.A.,  Annapolis,  Md. 

RICHERSON,  DOSS,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  foot- 
ball and  track  teams.  Born:  Cleburne,  Texas, 
May  24,  1901.  Son  of  John  I.  and  Louetta 
(Richardson)  Richerson.  Ed.:  Cleburne  (Tex.) 
H.  Sch.,  1920;  Sherman  (Tex.)  H.  Sch.,  1921; 
Univ.  of  Mo.,  1925. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Cleburne  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (F.B.  champ,  of  Texas,  1920; 
discus  record  of  Texas  Intersch.  League,  1921 ; 
track  team  champ,  of  Texas,  1921).  1921-22, 
mem.  Sherman  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-25, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  F.B.  team  (Mo.  Valley 
champs.,  1924  and  '25).  1924-26,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mo.  track  team  (Mo.  Valley  champs.,  1925; 
capt.,  1926 ;  holder  of  Mo.  Valley  records,  shot- 
put,   discus-throw,   I.C.  champ.,   1925  and   '26). 

1926,  mem.    "Chicago    Bulls"    pro.    F.B.    team. 

1927,  mem.    Richmond,    Mo.    Independent    F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Employee  of  Ford  Motor 
Co.  Affiliation:  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Address: 
Route  6.  23rd  and  Willow,   Independence,  Mo. 

RICHEY,  EDWARD  GRANT,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Duluth,  Minn.,  July 
22,  1900.  Son  of  Edward  Grand  and  Esther 
(Collins)  Richey.  Ed.:  Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch.; 
Evanston  Township  H.  Sch. ;  Wilberforce  Univ. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Duluth  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (runners-up  for  State  champ.). 
1921-24,  mem.  Evanston  Township  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (Suburban  League 
champs,  in  F.B.,  1922;  won  Noyes  Cup  for  ath. 
ability  and  scholarship,  1924).  1924-27,  mem. 
Wilberforce  Univ.  B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  F.B.,  1927;  colored  All-Amer.  h.b.,  1925- 
26;  colored  All-Amer.  Bskt.B.  forward,  1925- 
27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Gamma 
Phi;  A.A.U. ;  A.A.F.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Louise  Williams,  Dec.  29,  1926.  Office:  104  E. 
51st  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  3626  Grand  Blvd., 
Chicago,  111. 

RICHMAN,  FREDERICK  INGLEBY,  track, 

Stanford.  Born:  Esterville,  Iowa,  May  27,  1906. 
Son  of  Fred  H.  and  Pearletta  (Ingleby)  Rich- 
man.     Ed.:  Stanford,  A.B.,  1927;  J.D.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  track 
team.  1925-28,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  track 
team  ( cross-country  team,  1925 ;  first  place, 
100  and  220,  Big  Meet  with  Cal. ;  2nd,  220, 
L.A.A.C.  meet,  1927 ;  mem.  relay  team  which 
held  Coast  record  in  4-man  half-mile). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law.  Affiliations:  Olympic 
Club;  Theta  Chi  (pres.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
reading.  Address:  333  S.  Oxford  Ave.,  Los  An- 
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RICK,  EDWIN  MARVIN,  mem.  Olympic 
team,  1924.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  31, 
1902.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Mary  R.  (O'Brien) 
Rick.    Ed.:  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sen. ;  Princeton ; 

Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1926. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sch. 
cross-country  team  (won  P.S.A.L.  cross-country 
champ.,  N.  Y.).  1920,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
cross-country  team  (runner-up  freshman  I.C.A. 
iA.A.A.  cross-country  champ.).  1921-24,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  cross-country  team  (won  Har- 
vard-Princeton and  Yale-Princeton  dual  cross- 
country meets,  1921;  capt.,  1923).  1924,  mem. 
U.  C.  Olympic  team  (4th  place  3000-meter 
steeplechase  Taltean  games  at  Dublin ;  anchor 
man  on  winning  2-mile  steeplechase  relay  team, 
U.  S.-British  Emprie  meet,  Stanford  Bridge,  Lon- 
don ;  won  U.  S.  2-mile  steeplechase  A.A.U.  champ. 
1926,  mem.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.  cross-country 
team.  1927,  coach  Princeton  freshman  cross- 
country team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  Bd.  of  Trans- 
portation (N.  Y.).  Mil.  Service:  Lieut.  Batty. 
E,  245th  C.A.N.Y.N.G.  Clubs:  "P"  (Princeton)  ; 
M.I.T.  Varsity;  N.  Y.  A.C.  Hobby:  Track. 
Office:  49  Lafayette  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
72  Decatur  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 


RICKEY,  BRANCH,  ath.  dir.  and  pro.  base- 
ball player  and  mgr.  Born:  Senecaville,  O., 
Dec.  20,  1881.  Son  of  J.  Frank  and  Emily 
(Brown)  Rickey.  Ed.:  Ohio  Wesleyan,  1904, 
B.L. ;  1906,  B.A. ;  J.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1911; 
LL.D.,  McKendree  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  varsity 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  elect,  B.B., 
1903).  1903-09,  ath.  dir.  Ohio  Wesleyan.  1904, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  Dallas  (Tex.)  League. 
1905,  played  with  Cincinnati.  1905  played  with 
Chicago  White  Sox.  1906,  played  with  St. 
Louis  Browns.  1907,  traded  to  Yankees.  1909- 
11,  B.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1913,  secy.  St. 
Louis  Browns.  1914-15,  mgr.  St.  Louis  Browns. 
1916,  bus.  mgr.  St.  Louis  Browns.  1917-18,  pres. 
St.  Louis  Natl.  B.B.  Club.  1919,  pres.  and  mgr. 
St.  Louis  Cardinals.  1920-21,  vice-pres.  and  mgr., 
St.  Louis  Cardinals.  1925-28,  vice-pres.  and  bus. 
mgr.,  St.  Louis  Cardinals. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bus.  mgr.,  St.  Louis  Cardi- 
nals. Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Chem.  Warfare 
Gas  Div. ;  comm'd.  major,  1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
discharged  Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons ; 
Shriner ;  Amer.  Leg. ;  M.  of  W.W. ;  Delta  Tau 
Delta ;  Internatl.  Chautauqua  Asso.  Clubs: 
Optimist  Club  (pres.);  Fencing  Club;  Isaac 
Walton  League ;  Big  10  Country  Club,  Chicago ; 
Normandy  G.C. ;  Country  and  Letter  Club. 
Married:  Jane  Moulton,  June  1,  1906.  Children: 
Mary  E.,  age  14 ;  Branch,  Jr,  age  13 ;  Jane,  age 
11 ;  Alice,  age  9 ;  Sue,  age  6 ;  Elizabeth,  age  4. 


Office:  St.  Louis  Cardinals,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home: 
5405  Bartner  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.    * 

RIDDELL,  DONALD  JOHN,  football,  swim- 
ming. Born:  Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.,  Mar.  13, 
1902.  Son  of  John  Paul  and  Carrie  (Chiches- 
ter) Riddell.  Ed.:  Va.  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  Va.  Jr. 
Coll.;  Univ.  of  Pa.;  E.E.,  Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  Mem.  Va.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(2  yrs.)  and  B.B.,  swimming,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (1  yr.).  Mem.  Va.  Jr.  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (3  yrs.),  swimming  team  (2 
yrs.)  and  track  team  (1  yr.).  Mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
freshmen  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Univ.  Minn,  fresh- 
men F.B.  and  swimming  team.  Mem.  Univ. 
Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team    (2  yrs.). 

Pres.  j  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  North.  States  Power  Co.  (Minneapolis)  ; 
Gen.  Electric  Co.  (Schenectady,  N.  Y.)  ;  Delta 
Chi;  "M"  Club.  Hobby:  Aviation.  Address: 
404  S.  7th  Ave.,  Virginia,  Minn. 

RIDER,  GEORGE  LESSIG,  prof.  phys.  ed. 
and  dir.  of  ath.  Born:  Aztalan,  Wis.,  Dec.  24, 
1890.  Son  of  Geo.  F.  and  Gertrude  C.  (Seely)' 
Rider.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Olivet  Coll.,  1914;  111.  Sum- 
mer Sch.  ath.  coaching,  1915;  graduate  Har- 
vard Summer  Sch.  of  Phys.  Ed.,  1919;  Battle 
Creek  Normal  Sch.  of  Phys.  Ed. 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Olivet  Coll.  Bskt.B 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1913;  capt. 
Bskt.B.  and  track,  1914;  All-State  f.b.  4  yrs.; 
All-State  center  3  yrs.;  high  point  winner, 
state  track  meet,  1914).  1914,  head  F.B.  coach, 
Olivet  Coll.  (won  state  champ.).  1915-17,  dir.' 
phys.  ed.  and  coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track] 
Hanover  Coll.,  Ind.  1917-19,  coach,  Miami  Univ! 
1919-20,  dir.  phys.  ed.  and  ath.,  Univ.  of  Me. 
1920-24,  dir.  phys.  ed.  and  aths.  and  coach  of 
F.B.  and  track,  Washington  Univ.  1924-28,  dir. 
phys.  ed.  and  track  coach,  Miami  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  track 
coach,  Miami  Univ.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Natl. 
Soc.  Phys.  Dir.;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.; 
Sigma  Delta  Psi.  Married:  Una  E.  Chapman, 
Dec.  28,  1916.  Children:  Geo.  L.,  Jr.,  age  7; 
Mary  Etta,  age  5.  Office:  Miami  Univ.,  Ox- 
ford, O.    Home:  217  W.  Church,  Oxford,  O. 

RIEGER,  FRED  E.,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball, track,  crew,  swimming  and  water  polo. 
Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Sept.  20,  1906.  Son 
of  M.  J.  and  Louise  Caroline  Rieger.  Ed.:  En- 
gleood  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch. 
swimming  team.  1922,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1923,  mjem.  Englewood  H.  Sch. 
cross  country  and  gym  teams  (cross  country 
state  champs.).  1923-24,  mem.  Englewood  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.    1924,  mem.  Colum- 


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bia  Univ.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1924-25,  capt. 
Columbia  Univ.  freshmen  Bskt.B.  team.  1925, 
mem.  Columbia  Univ.  freshman  B.B.,  swimming 
and  water  polo  teams.  1928,  varsity  crew.  1925- 
27,  varsity  F.B.  1925-28,  varsity  Bskt.B.  (East- 
ern Intercollegiate  champs.).  1926-27,  varsity 
track. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi ;  Sr.  Soc.  of  Sachems ;  Spiked  Shoe 
Soc. ;  Crewster  Soc. ;  Columbia  Varsity  "C"  Club 
and  Columbia  A.A.  Van  Ann  Club ;  mem.  of 
Student  Council  of  Columbia  Univ.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  529  W.  113th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Lafayette  Ave.,  Bnglewood,  N.  Y. 


REIGER,  HARRY  WILLIAM,  football. 
Born:  Rochelle,  111.,  Nov.  25,  1890.  Son  of  Wm. 
L.  and  Louise  (Hamm)  Reiger.  Ed.:  Sterling 
H.  Sch. ;  M.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis.;  Northwest  Univ. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Sterling  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1910,  All-West,  champ. 
F.B.  team;  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1911).  1914-15, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Y.M.C.A. 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.,  Inter-Natl.  Trade 
Developer  Corp.  Mil.  Service:  Supply  Officer, 
O.RC.  Affiliations:  Mason  ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  Y.M. 
C.A. ;  "W"  Club;  Wis.  Club;  Commerce  Club; 
sec.  of  Industrial  Engineers ;  National  Efficiency 
Society  ;  National  Metal  Trades  Asso. ;  Protective 
League.  Hobby:  Golf  and  swimming.  Married: 
Beatrice  Marguerite  Howard,  Sept.,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Wm.  Howard,  age  8 ;  Jack  Frederick,  age 
5 ;  Pat  Anne,  age  2.  Address:  4345  N.  Hermitage 
Ave.,  Chicago,  111 : 


RIGGS,  JESSE  BRIGHT,  football.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Feb.  3,  1870.  Son  of  Lawrason 
and  Mary  (Bright)  Riggs.  JEd.:  St.  Paul's  Sch. ; 
Princeton,  1892. 

Record:  1888-91,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1890;  chosen  All-Amer.  guard).  1901, 
coach,  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.,  Riggs,  Rossmann 
and  Hunter,  Inc.  (gen.  ins.).  Clubs:  Md.  Elk- 
ridge  Hunt;  Rolling  Rd.  G.C. ;  Baltimore  C.C. 
Married:  Charlotte  Symington,  Oct.  5,  1893. 
Children:  Emily  R.  Hundley;  Marie  R.  Sayre: 
Charlotte  S. ;  Lawrason.  Office:  129  E.  Redwood 
St.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  11  E.  Chase  St., 
Baltimore,  Md. 


RIGGS,  LAWRASON,  football  and  lacrosse. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  17,  1861.  Ed.:  Prince- 
ton, A.B.,  1883,  A.M.,  1886 ;  A.M.  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  lacrosse 
teams. 

Address:  632  Equitable  Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


RIGHTER,  CORNELIUS  ERWIN,  coach  Col- 
lege of  Pacific.  Born:  Campbell,  Calif.,  Mar.  7, 
1897.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  rugby 
F.B.  team.  1917-19,  20-21,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team  (Pacific  Coast  Conf.  champs.,  1920- 
21;  capt.,  1919;  All-Pacific  Coast  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
center,  1920;  forward,  1921).  1919,  mem.  All- 
Calif,  rugby  F.B.  team  which  toured  British 
Columbia.  1919-20,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team 
(hon.  mention  All-Amer.,  1920).  1921-28,  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  Coll.  of  Pacific  (Bskt.B. 
team  Calif.  Coast  Conf.  champs.,  1923;  F.B. 
team  tied  for  Conf.  title,  1923).  1927,  coached 
James  Corson,  Natl.  Collegiate  discus  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Coll.  of  Pacific.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  San  Francisco,  Jan.  8,  1918; 
discharged,  Camp  McArthur,  Waco,  Tex.,  Nov. 
30,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Luncheon  Club; 
Anteros  Club.  Hobby:  Stamp  collecting.  Ad- 
dress: Coll.  of  Pacific,  Stockton,  Calif. 

RIGSBY,  FRED  E.,  football,  baseball  and 
boxing.  Born:  Ashland,  Ky.,  Jan.  18,  1905.  Son 
of  Anderson  and  Essie  (Stewart)  Rigsby.  Ed.: 
Ashland  H.  Sch. ;  Union  Coll. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Ashland  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Ashland  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1926,  mem.  Union  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1926-27, 
mem.  Union  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Curious  Inquisitors ;  assoc.  editor,  Orange  and 
Black.  Hobby:  Football  and  baseball.  Office: 
Union  Coll.,  Barbourville,  Ky.  Home:  2936 
Greenup  Ave.,  Ashland,  Ky. 

RING,  JAMES  JOSEPH,  professional  base- 
ball. Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  18,  1895.  Son 
of  John  Henry  and  Mary  (McDermott)  Ring. 
Ed.:  East.  Dist.  H.  Sch. 

Record :  1914,  mem.  Brooklyn  pro.  B.B.  club ; 
released  to  Albany ;  sold  to  N.  Y.  1915,  mem.  N. 
Y.  Yankees  pro.  B.B.  team;  optioned  to  Jersey 
City.  1916,  mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees  pro.  B.B.  team ; 
mem.  Louisville  pro.  B.B.  team ;  released  to 
Utica.  1917,  mem.  Cincinnati  Reds ;  lent  to 
Buffalo  in  FJngel  deal.  1918,  mem.  Cincinnati 
Reds;  optioned  to  Chattanooga.  1919-20,  mem. 
Cincinnati  Reds.  1921-25,  mem.  Phila.  Natls. 
1926,  traded  to  N.  Y.  Yankees.  1927,  traded  to 
St.  Louis  Natls.  1928,  mem.  Phila.  Natls.  Picked 
on  All-Amer.  B.B.  Club  as  pitcher  (1923). 

P?-es.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks  ;  K.C. ;  Flushing  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Elizabeth  McKreefry,  June  16,  1914. 
Children:  James  P.,  age  12 ;  John  Henry,  age  10 ; 
Wm.  Lawrence,  age  8.  Address:  6130  Maspeth 
Ave.,  Maspeth,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

RINGLER,  HERMAN,  national  interscholas- 
tic  diving  champion,  1927-28.    Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 


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July  29,  1909.    Son  of  John  and  Julia  Ringler. 
Ed.:  Northeast  H.  Sell.,  1928. 

Record:  1926-28,  won  Middle  Atlantic  high 
board  diving  champ. ;  mem.  Phila.  champ,  swim- 
ming team  (capt.,  1926-27;  won  Phila.  public 
high  diving  champ,  all  three  years).  1927,  won 
Princeton  Natl.  Intersch.  diving  champ.  1927-28, 
won  Middle  Atlantic  low  board  diving  champ. 
1928,  won  Pa.  Natl.  Intersch.  diving  champ. 
Competed  at  Honolulu  for  Natl,  diving  champ, 
(placed  4th  in  high  diving,  30  ft.). 

Clubs:  Meadowbrook;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby: 
Fancy  diving.  Address:  1801  N.  6th  St.,  Phila., 
Pa. 

RITCHEY,  WILLIAM  DANIEL,  capt.  Loyola 
football  team.  Born:  Enterprise,  Miss.,  Dec.  17, 
1905.  Son  of  Wm.  K.  and  Pearl  (Williams) 
Ritchey.  Ed.:  McComb  (Miss.)  City  H.  Sch. ; 
Pearl  River  Coll. ;  Loyola  Univ. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  McComb  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (won  Southwest  Miss,  champ.,  1922;  capt.- 
elect,  1924).  1924-26,  mem.  Pearl  River  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (Jr.  Coll.  champs,  of  South,  unde- 
feated). 1926-28,  mem.  Loyola  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Theta  Phi ;  Sigma  Alpha  Kappa ;  DeMolay ;  Jr. 
Mason.  Hobby:  Horse  racing.  Address:  New 
Daniel  Blvd.,  Jackson,  Miss. 

RITTMAN,  DR.  WALTER  F.,  football.  Born: 
Sandusky,  Ohio,  Dec.  2,  1883.  Son  of  Christian 
A.  and  Louisa  (Scheel)  Rittman.  Ed.:  C.E., 
Ohio  North.  Univ.,  1905;  Swarthmore  Coll., 
A.B.,  1908 ;  M.A.,  1909 ;  M.E.,  1911 ;  Ch.E.,  1916 ; 
Columbia  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Ohio  North.  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1906-07,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  F.B. 
team.     1910-28,  officiating  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  Engineering  Car- 
negie Inst,  of  Technology.  Gov.  Service:  Con- 
sulting engr.  U.  S.  Bureau  of  Mines,  1914-22, 
to  State  of  Penna.,  1923-24.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Soc.  of  Mech.  Engrs. ;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Chem. 
Engrs. ;  Industrial  Engrs.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Inst,  of 
Mining  and  Met.  Engrs. ;  Pittsburgh  A. A.  Clubs: 
Duquesne  ;  Union  League ;  Engrs. ;  Chem.  Mar- 
ried: Anna  Campbell,  Sept.  11,  1913.  Children: 
Frank  Sears,  age  12 ;  William  Campbell,  age  10 ; 
Eleanor  Anne,  age  6.  Address:  Carnegie  Inst, 
of  Tech.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 


RIXEY,  EPPA,  JR.,  professional  baseball. 
Bom:  Culpeper,  Va.,  May  3,  1891.  Son  of  Eppa 
and  Willie  (Walton)  Rixey.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Va., 
A.B.,  1914,  M.A. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  B.B., 
tennis  and  golf  teams.  1912-20,  pitched  for 
Phila.   pro.   B.B.   Club    (Natl.   League;   pitched 


game  for  Phila.  against  N.  Y.  Giants,  1916,  and 
only  27  men  came  to  bat  during  game,  which 
is  minimum  number).  1921-28,  pitched  for  Cin- 
cinnati Reds  (Natl.  League;  averaged  20  games 
a  yr.  for  5  yrs.  for  Cincinnati ;  has  won  101 
games  during  that  time). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  U.  S.  Army  Engrs.,  Oct.,  1917; 
comn'd  1st  lieut.  Jan.,  1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F.  July, 
1918,  to  June,  1919;  discharged  June,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Mason ;  Gyro 
Club;  Cincinnati  Club;  Terrace  Park  C.C.  (Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio).  Hobby:  Golf  and  bridge.  Mar- 
ried: Dorothy  Myers,  Nov.,  1924.  Children: 
Eppa,  3rd,  age  2.  Office:  1625  Union  Trust 
Bldg.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  Terrace  Park, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

ROBB,  PHDLIP  HUNTER,  football.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  Feb.  27,  1902.  Son  of  Hun- 
ter and  Isabel  (Hampton)  Robb.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Harvard,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  asst.  mgr.  Harvard  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1923,  asst.  mgr.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1924,  mgr.  Harvard  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker.  Mil.  Service: 
Red  Cross  Ambulance  Corps.,  Boston  Res.  Dist., 
1917-19.  Clubs:  Fly;  Hasty  Pudding;  Harvard 
(N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.)  ;  "H"  (Harvard)  ;  Midtown ; 
Rockaway  Hunting.  Married:  Mary  L.  Hall. 
Children:  Mary  Isabel,  age  1.  Office:  475  5th 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.   Home:  Hewlett,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

ROBBINS,  LAURENCE  BALLARD,  rowing. 

Born:  Pittsfield,  Mass.,  Dec.  18,  1887.  Son  of 
Frank  A.  and  Fanny  (Goodrich)  Robbins.  Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1908. 

Record:  1906,  capt.  Yale  freshman  crew.  1907, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  four-oared  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking.  War  Record: 
Major,  149th  F.A.,  42nd  (Rainbow  Div.),  serv- 
ing in  A.E.F.  2  yrs.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  the 
North.  Trust  Co.  (Chicago)  ;  chmn.  Exec.  Bd. 
Chicago  Council,  B.S.A. ;  dir.  Chicago  Council 
of  Social  Agencies.  Clubs:  Chicago;  Univ.; 
Saddle  and  Cycle;  Attic;  Harvard-Yale-Prince- 
ton; Shoreacres;  Onwentsia.  Married:  Sarah 
Farwell,  July  1,  1922.  Children:  Sarah  Farwell, 
2nd,  age  4 ;  Olive  Farwell,  age  2.  Office:  50  S. 
La  Salle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  408  111.  Rd., 
Lake  Forest,  111. 

ROBBINS,  WILLIAM  CORBETT,  track. 
Born:  Cambridge,  Md.,  Aug.  9,  1885.  Son  of 
Jno.  H.  and  Martha  (Taylor)  Robbins.  Ed.: 
Cambridge  Eng.  H.  Sch.;  Rindge  Tech.  H. 
Sch. ;  Williston  Prep.  Sch. ;  Mercersburg  Acad. 

Record:  1902-03,  won  N.  Eng.  A.A.U.  %-mi. 
dash  champ.  1904-06-08,  won  N.  Eng.  A.A.U. 
Y±  mi.  champ.  1909,  won  Metr.  %  mi-  outdoor 


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champ.  1910,  won  Canadian  %  mi.  champ. 
(.483,  record  still  stands)  ;  won  Natl.  440  yd. 
indoor  hurdles  champ.  (57  3/5  sec,  record  still 
stands).  Mem.  Central  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; N.E.O.P. ;  Cambridge  Y.M.C.A. ;  Cam- 
bridge Port  Gymn  Asso. ;  Irish  Amer.  A.C. ; 
N.Y.N.G. ;  Aloysius  Club  (Washington,  D.  C). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Gertrude  Hooker. 
Feb.  25,  1914.  Children:  Donald  Hooker,  age 
12;  Maclntyre  Corbett,  age  8.  Office:  212  Bond 
Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  212  Randolph 
Place,  N.E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

ROBERTS,  FRANK  G.,  South  Atlantic  in- 
door and  outdoor  fancy  diving  champion,  1916. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  July  2,  1900.  Son  of 
Clarence  W.  and  Annie  (Horton)  Roberts.  Ed.: 
Baltimore  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Baltimore  Poly.  Tech. 
Inst.  Bskt.B.  and  swimming  teams  (capt.  Bskt. 
B.,  1917 ;  swimming  team  Intersch.  relay  rec- 
ord holders,  1915 ;  won  South  Atlantic  Intersch. 
fancy  diving  champ.,  1916).  1916,  won  South 
Atlantic  indoor  and  outdoor  fancy  diving 
champ.  1916-17,  mem.  Baltimore  Poly.  Tech. 
Inst,  tennis  team.  1918,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  city 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sporting  goods,  pres.  Tri- 
angle Sporting  Goods  Corp.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Mt.  Wash.  C.C. ;  Hillen- 
dale  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Harried:  Gertrude 
Turk,  Apr.  8,  1922.  Children:  Frank  G.,  Jr., 
age  3.  Office:  306  Park  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Home:  6  Roxbury  PL,  Baltimore,  Md. 

ROBERTS,  OREN  E.,  baseball  and  football. 
Bom:  Biltmore,  N.  C,  Oct.  16,  1898.  Son  of 
D.  S.  and  Emma  (Sumner)  Roberts.  Ed.: 
Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  1918 ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  C, 
1919;  Univ.  of  Mich.  Coaching  Sch.,  1925; 
Univ.  of  111.  Coaching  Sch.,  1926;  Wallace 
Wade  Coaching  Sch.,  South.  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  U.  S.  Marines  F.B.  team. 
1917-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  C.  B.B.  team.  1918, 
mem.  U.  S.  Marines  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Mass. 
Inst,  of  Tech.  F.B.  team.  1919,  played  pro.  B.B., 
Bradenton,  Fla.  State  .  League.  1920,  played 
pro.  B.B.,  Petersburg,  Va.  League.  1921-22,  mgr. 
B.B.,  Asheville  Club  (club  won  pennant  both 
yrs.)  ;  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Mars  Hill  Coll.  1922- 
23,  ath.  dir.,  State  Normal  Sch.,  Cullowhee, 
N.  C.     1923-28,  ath.  dir.,  Mars  Hill  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.,  Mars  Hill  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Marines.  1917-19,  mem. 
Anti  Aircraft  Bn. ;  Lt,  U.S.M.C.F.C.T.&T.  when 
discharged.  Affiliations:  Mason;  N.  C.  Club 
(Chapel  Hill,  N.  C).  Married:  Nona  Moore, 
Nov.  29,  1923.  Children:  David  Moore,  age  2. 
Address:  Mars  Hill  Coll.,  Mars  Hill,  N.  C. 


ROBERTS,  PREWITT,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Longlane,  Mo.,  Apr.  27,  1888.  Son  of 
McCord  G.  and  Mattie  E.  (Holman)  Roberts. 
Ed.:  Lamon  H.  Sch.,  1905;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mo., 
1909. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (All-Mo.  Valley  f.b.,  1907).  1907, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  varsity  track  team  (held 
Univ.  of  Mo.  broad  jump  record,  1907-12,  22 
ft.  51/2  in.).  1907-10,  mem.  Kans.  City  A.C. 
track  team.  1909-10,  won  Mo.  A.A.U.  broad 
jump  champ.  1911-12,  coached  all  sports,  Blees 
Mir,  Aca|d.  1912,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Mo. 
1916-18,  coached  all  sports,  Swanne  Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mo.).  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Mattie  Harding,  Jan.  1,  1912. 
Children:  Dorothy  H.,  age  14 ;  Brady,  age  7 ; 
Mac,  age  7.  Office:  Court  House,  Springfield, 
Mo.     Home:  801   Belmont   St.,   Springfield,   Mo. 

ROBERTS,  STEPHEN  WILBUR,  football. 
Born:  Middlebourne,  W.  Va.,  July  29,  1903.  Son 
of  J.  Sheridan  and  Flora  (Aukram)  Roberts. 
Ed.:  Warwood  H.  Sch.;  Prep.  Sch.  of  Bethany 
Coll. ;  B.A.,  Broaddus  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Warwood  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (runner-up  Bethany  tournament).  1920 
(summer),  played  B.B.  (2nd  base)  with  Wilson 
Club,  Va.  League.  1922-27,  mem.  Broaddus  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  F. 
B.  and  Bskt.B.,  1924;  capt.  F.B.,  1925).  1924-27, 
mem.  Broaddus  Coll.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1924-25). 
1924,  played  B.B.,  Club  of  East.  Ohio  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.,  H.  Sch., 
Bridgeport,  W.  Va.  Affiliations:  Kiwanis  Club, 
Philippi,  W.  Va.  Married:  Eleanore  Weddell, 
Dec.  21,  1926.   Address:  Bridgeport,  W.  Va. 

ROBERTS,  WILLIAM  F.,  rowing.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  July  14,  1859.  Son  of  M.  F. 
and  Margaret  (Mohter)  Roberts. 

Record:  1877-84,  won  Md.,  Va.  and  D.  C. 
single  sculls  champ.  Coxswain  and  stroke, 
Potomac  Boat  Club  eight-oared  crew ;  stroke, 
four-oared  crew.  Participated  in  Richmond  and 
Frederick  and  Washington  and  Portsmouth 
regattas. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
W.  F.  Roberts  Co.;  Mason;  Scottish  Rite  (32°). 
Clubs:  Belmont  Bay;  Racquet.  .Hobby:  Duck 
shooting.  Married:  Katherine  Moore,  June  1, 
1882.  Children:  Edna  M.,  age  40;  Bertrand  H., 
age  43.  Office:  1514  H  St.  N.W.,  Washington, 
D.  C.  Home:  The  Ontario  Apts.,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

ROBERTSON,  ALFRED  JAMES,  coach  and 
former  athlete.  Born:  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  May  19, 
1891.      Son    of    James    McKenzie    and    Estella 


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Robertson.  Ed.:  Carleton  Coll.,  1910-13;  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  1914;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mont.,  1916; 
Univ.  of  111.,  summer,  1919. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  St.  Cloud  (Minn.)  H. 
Sen.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1910-13,  mem.  Carle- 
ton  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All- 
State  q.b.,  1911-12;  capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1911-12). 
1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mont.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (All-Northwest  q.b.,  1914-15;  eapt. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917,  F.B.  coach,  Ken- 
tucky Wesleyan  Coll.  1919,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
coach  Georgetown  Coll.  1919-20,  ath.  dir.  and 
head  coach  Ft.  Hays,  Kansas  State  Teachers' 
Coll.  1920-28,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  Bradley  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Bradley  Poly.  Inst. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918  ;  assigned  to 
Naval  Aviation;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Ath.  Asso.  of  111.;  U.  S.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.; 
Jackson-Keenan  Sporting  Goods  Co.  (dir.)  ;  The 
Grid-Craft  Corp.  (pres.)  ;  Univ.  Club  of  Peoria 
(111.)  ;  Mt.  Hawley  C.C.  (Peoria,  111).  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Clarissa  Coyte,  July  27, 
1925.  Office:  Bradley  Inst.,  Peoria,  111.  Home: 
126  Summit  Blvd.,  Peoria,  111. 

ROBERTSON,  HAROLD  J.,  capt.  football 
team,  Syracuse  Univ.  Born:  Chambly,  Ont., 
Mar.  4,  1896.  Son  of  William  D.  and  Eliza- 
beth (Morrison)  Robertson.  Ed.:  Somerville  H. 
Sch. ;  Worcester  (Mass.)  Acad.,  1916;  LL.B., 
Syracuse,  1920. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1914-16,  mem.  Worcester 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1916-19-20,  mem. 
Syracuse  F.B.  team  (picked  All-Amer.,  1919 
and  1920;  capt.,  1920).  1916-20,  mem.  Syracuse 
B.B.  team  (catcher).  1921,  coached  freshman 
F.B.,  Syracuse.  1922-23,  asst.  coach  varsity  F. 
B.  and  freshman  B.B.,  Syracuse.  1924-28,  head 
coach  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  and  freshman  B.B., 
Oglethorpe  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.,  1918;  discharged  Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Upsilon;  Atlanta 
A.C. ;  Natl.  Asso.  F.B.  Coaches;  Eastlake  C.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Florence  Sheehan,  Aug. 
31,  1918,    Address:  Oglethorpe  Univ.,  Ga. 

ROBERTSON,  HERBERT  JOHN,  wrestling. 
Born:  Correll,  Minn.,  April  13,  1894.  Son  of 
Loreny  and  Inger  (Berg)  Robertson.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1922. 

Record:  1917,  Univ.  of  Minn,  middle-weight 
wrestling  champ.  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  Married: 
La  Verne  Lindstrom,  1923.  Address:  Olivia  H. 
Sch.,  Olivia,  Minn. 


ROBERTSON,  HUGH,  football.  Born: 
Beachmont,  Mass.,  Feb.  8,  1897.  Son  of  William 
and  Margaret  (Grant)  Robertson  Ed.:  Milton 
H.  Sch.,  915;  Brown  Univ.,  Ph.B.,  1922;  M.A., 
1923. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Milton  H.  Sch.  varsity 
F.B.,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  hockey, 
1915).  1916,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1916-17-20,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  Capt.  103rd  Regt.  F.B.  team,  A.E.F., 
France.  1923-24,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Hingham 
H.  Sch.  (Hingham,  Mass.).  1924-28,  dir.  boys' 
aths.  Wellesley,  Mass.  1925,  mem.  Bankers' 
Hockey  Club.  Dir.  of  sailing  Keewaydin  Camps, 
Lake  Dunmore,  Vt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record: 
Sergt.  103rd  Regt.,  F.A.,  in  command  1st  Bn. 
radio  for  communication  with  aeroplane  arty, 
observers ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi;  pres.  and  mgr.  Hugh  Robertson  & 
Co.  (East  Milton,  Mass.)  ;  Nehoiden  G.C. ;  Cen. 
Bd.,  F.B.  Officials;  New  Eng.  Asso.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Hobby:  Golf  and  canoeing.  Married: 
Margaret  Dale,  July,  1927.  Office:  Wellesley, 
Mass.  Home:  490  Lowell  Ave.,  Newtonville, 
Massachusetts. 


ROBERTSON,  LAWSON,  coach  of  American 
Olympic  team,  1912-20-24.  Born:  Aberdeen, 
Scotland,  September  24,  1883.  Son  of  Gordon 
Hunt  and  Elizabeth  (Lawson)  Robertson. 
Education:  Boys'  High  School  (Brooklyn,  New 
York)  ;  Gordon's  College   (Aberdeen,  Scotland). 

Record:  1904,  won  100  yard  National  Ama- 
teur Athletic  Union  championship,  St.  Louis, 
Missouri.  1906-OS,  won  300  yard  National 
Amateur  Athletic  Union  championship,  New 
York  City.  1906,  member  of  American  Olympic 
team,  Athens  (finished  third  in  standing  broad 
jump,  second  in  standing  high  jump).  1908. 
member  of  American  Olympic  team,  London; 
established  world's  record  in  the  100-yard  3- 
legged  race,  time  11  seconds,  with  H.  L.  Hill- 
man.  1909-16,  coach  at  the  Irish-American  Ath- 
letic Club.  1912,  assistant  coach  of  American 
Olympic  team,  Stockholm.  1920,  assistant  coach 
of  American  Olympic  team,  Antwerp.  1916-28, 
coach  at  University  of  Pennsylvania.  1924, 
head  coach  of  American  Olympic  team,  Paris. 

Present  Ocupation:  Track  coach  University 
of  Pennsylvania.  Military  Service:  Air  Service 
Aviation ;  commissioned  first  lieutenant ;  dis- 
charged December  31,  1918.  Affiliations:  Penn- 
sylvania Athletic  Club  (member  of  the  track 
committee).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
Teevan,  November  25,  1908.  Children:  Charles 
A,  age  7 ;  Betty,  age  2 ;  George  M.,  infant.  Office: 
33rd  and  Spruce  Streets,  Philadelphia,  Pennsyl- 
vania. Home:  6019  Hazelhurst  Road,  Philadel- 
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basketball  and  track.  Born:  Glenville,  Miss., 
Jan.  11,  1890.  Son  of  William  and  Eva  (Loomis) 
Robertson.  Ed.:  Crookston  (Minn.)  H.  Sch., 
1909  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B. 
squad.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (runner-up  in  outdoor  Conf.  discus 
throw).  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1913,  Agr.  Coll.  rep.  on  Bd.  of  Control. 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agr.  Extension  agent.  Af- 
filiations: Purdue  Univ. ;  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agr. ; 
Masons ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Internat.  Optimist  Club. 
Married:  Adella  Pettersen,  July  15,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Eva  Louisa,  age  10 ;  Lynn  S.,  Jr.,  age  12 ; 
John  William,  age  8;  Howard  Eugene,  age  6. 
Office:  Purdue  Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home: 
726  Vine  St.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

ROBERTSON,  WILLIAM  VANS   MURRAY, 

JR.,   track   and   polo.     Born:  Huntsville,  Ala., 

June  10,  1887.  Son  of  William  Vans  Murray 
and  Bertha  F.  (Hammond)  Robertson.  Ed.: 
Robertson's  Prep.  Sch.,  1903;  Univ.  of  Ala., 
A.B.,   1908;    LL.B.,   1910;    LL.B.,    Yale,    1912. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
track  team  (mgr.  of  team,  1910).  1910,  won 
all-around  ath.  champ.  Univ.  of  Ala. ;  won 
South.  A.A.U.  junior  440-yd.  champ.  New  Or- 
leans, La. ;  mem.  South.  A.A.U.  relay  team 
(team  won  champ,  at  New  Orleans,  La.).  1910- 
12,  mem.  Birmingham  A.C.  relay  team  (team 
won  South,  champ,  all  three  yrs.).  1911,  won 
220-yd.  dash  in  annual  fall  meet,  Yale.  1924- 
28,  played  on  Roberts  Field  polo  team.  1925- 
27,  hunted  big  game  in  Idaho  Rockies.  Mem. 
Univ.  of  Ala.  class  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem. 
Yale  Law  Sch.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  the  Ala.  Home  Co., 
Wimbelon  Park  Land  Co.  and  Robertson,  Bur- 
ton &  Co. ;  dir.  Ala.  Engr.  and  Construction 
Corp.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  Naval  Air  Ser- 
vice Sept.  4,  1917;  promoted  to  Lt.  (j.  g.) 
April,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ;  Phi 
Delta  Phi ;  Corbey  Court ;  Birmingham  C.C. ; 
Redstone  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  aviation. 
Married:  Katherine  Pike,  Sept.  25,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Kay  Pike,  age  12 ;  Nancey  Hammond,  age 
5 ;  William  Vans  Murray,  3rd,  age  6.  Office: 
2026  1st  Ave.  N.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home: 
Irondale  Road,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

ROBINSON,  FREDERICK  FLOWER,  capt. 
Yale  crew,  1927.  Born:  Watertown,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
21,  1904.  Son  of  Anson  F.  and  Marguerite 
(Williams)  Robinson.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch. 
(Lakeville,  Conn.),  1919-23;  Ph.B.,  Yale,   1927. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Hotchkiss  hockey  team. 
1924,  mem.  Yale  Fresh,  hockey  team  and  crew 
(champ,  fresh,  crew).  1925,  mem.  Yale  Jr.  vars. 
crew   (champ.  Jr.  varsity  crew)  ;  1926-27,  mem. 


Yale  varsity  hockey  team  and  crew  (champ, 
crew,  1926;  capt.  varsity  crew,  1927).  1927-28, 
mem.  St.  Nicholas  Hockey  Club,  N.  Y.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Studying  finance,  Natl.  City 
Co.  of  N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Yale  Undergraduate 
A.A. ;  Yale  Graduate  Rowing  Comm. ;  Yale  Club, 
N.  Y. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Hockey 
and  golf.  Office:  Natl.  City  Co.,  52  Wall  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  2  E.  95th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 

ROBINSON,  FREDERICK  W.,  mem.  Yale 
track  team.  Born:  Auburn,  N.  Y.,  May  9,  1868. 
Son  of  William  P.  and  Louise  E.  (Smith)  Rob- 
inson.    Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1890. 

Record:  1887,  2nd  place,  220-yd.  dash  and 
broad  jump,  I.C.  games  N.  Y.  1888,  3rd  place, 
100  yd.  and  220  yd.  dashes,  I.C.  games,  N.  Y. ; 
1st  place,  75  yd.  indoor  champ.  A.A.U.,  Madi- 
son Sq.  Garden,  N.  Y. ;  Yale  all-round  champ. 
1889-90,  3rd  place,  100  yd.  and  220  yd.,  I.C. 
(capt.  track  team,  1890).  1890,  2nd  place,  100 
track  meet  (capt.  track  team,  1890).  1890,  2nd 
place,  100  yd.  dash  and  1st  220  yd.  dash,  N.  Y. 
A.C.  fall  games ;  4th  place  100  yd.  dash  A.A.U. 
champ,  games,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired.  Hobby:  Farming. 
Married:  Mary  C.  Mahony,  1926.  Children: 
Elinor  F.,  age  27.   Address:  Shrewsbury,  N.  J. 

ROBINSON,  HAROLD  B.,  baseball  and 
track.  Born:  Ashville,  St.  Clair  Co.,  Ala.,  Oct. 
24,  1883.  Son  of  Elisha  James  and  Sue  (Van- 
degrift)  Robinson.  Ed.:  Ashville  H.  Sch., 
1900;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1904. 

Record:  1902-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  var- 
sity B.B.  team  (pitched  for  S.I.A.A.  champ. 
B.B.  team,  1902;  mem.  All-South.  S.I.A.A.  B.B. 
team,  1904 ;  led  batting  average  of  S.I.A.A., 
1904,  486  for  33  games ;  chosen  as  most  valu- 
able player  on  team,  1903-04).  1903-04,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  track  team.  1905-06,  mem. 
Birmingham  Ath.  Club  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Treas.  Monro-Warrior 
Coal  &  Coke  Co.,  Norton  Coal  Mining  Co.,  and 
Ky.  Electric  Power  Corp.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta ;  Birmingham  C.C. ;  Exchange 
Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Luella  Shu- 
mate, July  21,  1909.  Office:  Comer  Bldg.,  Bir- 
mingham, Al^a.  Home:  Ridgely  Apts-,  Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 

ROBINSON,  HARRY,  pro.  golf.  Born:  HavTe, 
Mass.,  Oct.  16,  1904.  Son  of  Harry  and  Made- 
lene  Robinson.     Ed.:  Nashua  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1925-26,  pro.  golfer,  Nashua  (N.  H.) 
C.C.  1926-28,  pro.  golfer,  Pasadena  C.C.  1928, 
participated  in  West.  Coast  open  tournament 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Affiliations: 
P.G.A. ;  Pasadena  C.C.  Office:  Pasadena  C.C.. 
St.  Petersburg,  Fla.  Home:  Lowell  Rd.,  Nashia, 
N.  H. 

ROBINSON,  JOHN  K.,  Internal!.  Star  Class 
champ.,  1924.  Born:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Jan.  14. 
1873.  Son  of  Urban  L.  and  Catherine  (Davis) 
Robinson.  Ed.:  Louisville  Pub.  Schs. 

Record:  1916-23,  sailed  "Big  Dipper"  in  Star 
Class  matches,  L.  I.  Yacht  Racing  Asso.  1923- 
28,  mem.  Internatl.  Star  Class  Yacht  Racing 
Asso.  1924-28,  sailed  "Little  Bear"  in  Internatl. 
Star  Class  matches  (won  Internatl.  champ., 
1924).  1924,  won  Bay  side  Yacht  C.  interclub 
trophy ;  sec,  West  L.  I.  Sound  Star  Class  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Power  plant  specialties. 
Affiliations:  N.  Y.  South.  Soc. ;  The  Kentuckians ; 
N.Y.R.R.  Club ;  Bayside  Yacht  C.  Hobby:  Yacht- 
ing. Office:  110  W.  34th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Bayside,  L.  I. 

ROBINSON,  RALPH  J.,  tennis.  Born:  Mc- 
Cormick,  S.  C,  Sept.  26,  1888.  Son  of  Jabez  P. 
and  Lennie  (Jay)  Robinson.  Ed.:  Erskine  Coll.; 
Princeton,  1911. 

Record:  1907-10,  started  playing  tennis, 
Amer.  Coll.,  Cairo,  Egypt.  1922-28,  mem.  Clifton 
Club  tennis  team ;  promoted  public  park  tennis 
tournaments  in  Baltimore,  Md.  1925,  organized 
Inter-City  Tennis  League.  1925-27,  won  senior 
boys'  doubles  champ.  1925-28,  mem.  Baltimore 
municipal  champ,  tennis  team.  1925  and  1926, 
won  Baltimore  mixed  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Special  agent,  Baltimore 
Industrial  Bureau.  War  Record:  113th  Ambu- 
lance Corps,  29th  Div.,  A.E.F. ;  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Inter-Park  Tennis  Asso. ;  Clifton 
Tennis  Club.  Address:  1404  Munsey  Bldg.,  Bal- 
timore, Md. 

ROBINSON,  TOLSON  KENNETH,  capt.  Lin- 
coln Univ.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Liberty,  Mo., 
Aug.  3,  1904.  Son  of  Mrs.  Georgia  (Jones) 
Robinson.  Ed-:  Liberty  H.  Sch. ;  Lincoln  Coll. ; 
Lincoln  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Liberty  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Lincoln  Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1925,  27).  1926,  capt.  Lincoln  Univ.  track  team 
(represented  St.  Louis  at  U.  S.  A.A.U.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  La  Beau 
Brummel.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  Lincoln 
Univ.,  Jefferson  City,  Mo. 

ROBINSON,  THEODORE  T.,  coach  More- 
house College.  Bom:  Oberlin,  Ohio,  Aug.  14, 
1904.  Son  of  William  F.  and  Margaret  Robin- 
son.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Oberlin  Coll.,  1926. 

Record :  1923-25,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(Conf.  champs.,  1924).    1926,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll. 


track    team.     1926-28,    coach    Morehouse    Coll. 
(Atlanta,  Ga.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Omega 
Psi  Phi.  Hobby:  Teaching  sociology.  Office: 
Morehouse  Coll.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  R.  D.  1, 
Box  172,  Oberlin,  Ohio. 

ROBINSON,  WILLIAM  O.,  archery.  Born: 
Marlborough,  N.  H.,  Oct.  2,  1884.  Son  of  Geo. 
A.  and  Anna  (Proctor)  Robinson.  Ed.:  Marl- 
borough H.  Sch.;  N.  H.  Univ.,  B.S.,  1903;  M.S., 
1906. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  N.  H.  Univ.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1927,  organizer,  sec.  and  treas. 
Potomac  Archers  (holder  2nd  highest  record 
in  Club)  ;  rep.  Potomac  Archers  in  Natl,  meet 
(Chicago). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist,  U.  S.  Bureau  of 
Chem.  and  Soils.  Mil.  Service:  Served  in  R.O. 
T.C.,  U.S.A.,  1917;  capt.  C.W.S.,  1917-19,  now 
major.  Hobby:  Archery  and  fishing.  Married: 
Mary  C.  Sherman,  June  8,  1918.  Children:  Mary, 
age  8;  Geo.  A.,  age  5;  Joyce  P.,  age  3.  Office: 
Bureau  Chem.  and  Soils,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
Falls  Church,  Va. 

ROBY,  JOSEPH,  JR.,  mem.  Yale  hockey 
team.  Born:  Rochester,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  20,  1906. 
Son  of  Dr.  Joseph  and  Alice  (Rogers)  Roby. 
Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.   (Concord,  N.  H.)  ;  Yale. 

Record:  Participated  in  F.B.,  hockey  and 
rowing,  St.  Paul's  Sch.  1925,  mem.  Yale  fresh, 
hockey  and  lacrosse  teams  and  F.B.  squad. 
1926-28,  mem.  Yale  varsity  lacrosse  team  (Minor 
"Y").  1926-28,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey  squad 
(Major  "Y"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi.  Hobby:  Sailing:  1926,  to  England  in  44' 
schooner  "Primrose  IV."  1928,  around  the  world 
in  schooner  "Chance."  College  Address:  1045 
Harkness,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  234  Cul- 
ver Rd.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

ROCAP,  WILLIAM  H.,  national  amateur 
featherweight  champion,  1889-90.  Born:  Phila., 
Pa.,  July  19,  1861.  Son  of  Isaac  H.  and  Mar- 
tha (Flavell)  Rocap.  Ed.:  Public  Schs.  of 
Phila. 

Record:  1889-90,  won  Natl,  amateur  feather- 
weight champ.,  N.  Y.  (retired  from  ring,  un- 
defeated amateur  featherweight  champ,  of  U. 
S.,  1890).  1890,  won  Vesper  Boat  Club  single 
sculls  champ.,  Phila. ;  won  Fairmont  Park 
cross-country  run  champ.  1892-1924,  sports 
writer  on  "Public  Ledger."  1910-28,  official 
timekeeper  for  Internatl.  polo  matches.  1923- 
26,  chrmn.  Pa.  State  Ath.  Comn.  1928,  asst.  to 
pres.  of  the  Arena  Sports  Corp.  Is  one  of  the 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Promoter  and  sports 
writer.  Govt.  Service:  With  the  late  Walter 
Camp  and  Dr.  Ray  Croft  handled  the  duties 
of  the  Army  and  Navy  training  camp  activi- 
ties during  the  World  War.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; Veteran  Athletes  of  Phila.  (Mem.  Bd.  of 
governors)  ;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby:  Boxing,  rowing, 
swimming  and  polo.  Married:  Jane  Kane,  July, 
1926.  Children:  Read,  age  34;  Lydia,  age  30; 
Nancy,  age  28  (by  former  marriage).  Office: 
15th  and  Chestnut  Sts.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Penn  A.C,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ROCK,  JOHN,  track.  Born:  Marlborough, 
Mass.,  Mar.  24,  1890.  Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Ann 
Jane  (Murphy)  Rock.  Ed.:  Harvard,  B.S., 
1915,  M.D.,  1918. 

Record;  1913-14,  mem.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.,  Med.  Res.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Boston,  Ly- 
ing-in Hospital ;  Free  Hospital  for  Women ; 
Harvard  Club  (Boston,  Mags.)  ;  Tavern  Club. 
Married:  Anna  Thorndike,  Jan.  3,  1925.  Chil- 
dren: Rachel  S.,  age  2 ;  John,  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  198  Commonwealth  Ave.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  60  Quail  St.,  West  Roxbury,  Mass. 

ROCKAFELLER,  HARRY  JOSEPH,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Asbury  Park,  N.  J.,  Aug.  26,  1894. 
Son  of  Harry  J.  and  Katharine  (McCabe)  Rock- 
afeller.     Ed.:  B.S.,  Rutgers  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1913-16,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1915,  mem.  Rutgers  Coll.  track  team.  Grad. 
mgr.  of  aths.  Rutgers  Coll. ;  varsity  F.B.  coach 
Rutgers  Coll.,  1927-28. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record:  Ma- 
chine Gun  Co.,  51st  Inf. ;  2nd  lieut.  command- 
ing Co.  B,  17th  M.G.,  Bn.,  6th  Div. ;  mem.  of 
A.B.F. ;  discharged  1st  lieut.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Chi  Phi ;  Amer.  Legion.  Married:  Margaret 
Mente.  Office:  Balantine  Gym.,  New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J.  Home:  55  Lincoln  Ave.,  New  Bruns- 
wick, N.  J. 

ROCKNE,  KNUTE  K.,  Notre  Dame  football 
coach.  Bom:  Voss,  Norway,  March  4,  1888. 
Son  of  Louis  and  Martha  (Gjermo)  Rockne. 
Education:  B.S.,  Notre  Dame. 

Record:  1913,  captain  of  Notre  Dame  foot- 
ball team  (named  on  EckersalFs  All- Western 
team ;  named  on  Walter  Camp's  third  Ail- 
American  team).  1914,  member  of  Notre 
Dame  track  team  (established  Central  Indoor 
Amateur  Athletic  Union  pole  vault  record,  12 
feet  4  inches).  1914-1917,  coach  of  football  and 
tiack  teams  at  Notre  Dame.  1917-28,  head 
coach  of  football,  Notre  Dame. 

Present  Occupation:  Athletic  director.  Mili- 
tary Service:  Students'  Army  Training  Corps, 
Fort  Sheridan,  1918.     Affiliations:  Elks.     Clubs: 


University  ;  Indiana  ;  Chain  O'  Lakes  Country ; 
Chicago  Athletic  Association.  Hobby:  History. 
Married:  Bonnie  Stiles.  Children:  William,  age 
12 ;  Junior,  age  9 ;  Mary  Jean,  age  7 ;  John,  age 
2.  Address:  1006  East  St.  Vincent  Street,  South 
Bend,  Indiana. 

ROCKWELL,  FERDINAND  ALMON,  foot- 
ball, track  and  swimming.  Born:  Chicago,  111., 
Jan.  30,  1901.  Son  of  Ferdinand  Sperry  and 
Maude  Eloise  (Higgins)  Rockwell.  Ed.:  Mich. 
State  Normal  Coll.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Mich.  State  Normal  Coll. 
varsity  track,  F.B.  and  swimming  teams.  1923- 
27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team  (Big 
Ten  champ,  team,  1923).  1925,  ath.  dir.  and 
head  coach  Salem  Coll.  1926-27,  asst.  track, 
Bskt.B.  and  head  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  N.  Dak. 
1928-29,  ath.  dir.,  La.  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion;  Sigma  Delta  Psi;  Phi  Upsilon  Kappa; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Kiwanis  Inter-Natl. 
Hobby:  Handball,  hunting  and  fishing.  Married: 
Margaret  Gillette.  Office:  La.  Poly.  Inst.,  Ruston, 
La.    Home:  Ruston,  La. 

ROGELL,  WILLIAM  GEORGE,  professional 

baseball.  Born:  Springfield,  111.,  Nov.  24,  1904. 
Son  of  William  and  Margaret  Rogell.  Ed.: 
Fenger  H.   Sch.    (Chicago,  111.). 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Salina  (Kans.)  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (S.  West.  League).  1925,  mem.  Boston 
Red  Sox.  1926,  mem.  Jersey  City  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (Internatl.  League).  1927-28,  mem.  Bos- 
ton Red  Sox  (Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Hobby: 
Baseball,  hunting  and  fishing.  Office:  Boston 
Red  Sox,  Boston  Mass.  Home:  10238  Went- 
worth  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

ROGERS,    ARTHUR    GOODWIN,    football. 

Born:  Marblehead,  Mass.,  Nov.  22,  1903.  Son 
of  George  D.  and  Isabel  (Patey)  Rogers.  Ed.: 
Lynn  Classical  H.  Sch. ;  Brown  Univ. ;  B.S., 
Harvard  Univ.,  1926;  Harvard  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Lynn  Classical  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-24,  mem. 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.  squad.  1924-25,  right 
fielder  Harvard  B.B.  team.  1925-26,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach,  Kent's  Hill  Prep.  Sch.  (Me.)  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926,  coach  Morris- 
town  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1927,  asst.  coach 
Morristown  Prep.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams ; 
coach  Wellesley  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  dir.  Beverly  High 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Boston  A. A. ;  Mass.  H.  Sch. 
A.A.     Address:  65a  Chatham  St.,  Lynn,  Mass. 

ROGERS,  ARTHUR  HOWARD,  lacrosse  and 
football.  Born:  Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  Oct.  3,  1900. 
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(Baker)  Rogers.  Ed.:  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sen. ; 
Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.,  1920;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Erasmus  Hall  H.  Sen. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse  teams.  1919-20,  mem. 
Rensselaer  Poly.  Inst.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(awarded  P.C.  Rieketts  medal  in  B.B.,  1920). 
1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  lacrosse 
team.  1922,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
lacrosse  team  (won  I.C.  champ,  medal,  1922). 
1923,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Omega ;  Ninth  Dist.  Dental  Soc. ;  Rensselaer 
Tech.  Soc;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Doris  Helen 
Kraeger,  April  3,  1925.  Children:  Virginia  Doris, 
age  1.  Office:  80  Palmer  Ave.,  Bronxville,  N.  T. 
Home:  18  E.  Sand  St.,  Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 


ROGERS,  DWIGHT  HAROLD,  coach  West- 
erly High  School.  Born:  Westerly,  R.  I.,  Aug. 
2,  1885.  Son  of  Dwight  Harvey  and  Mercie  A. 
(Tanner)  Rogers.  Ed.:  Westerly  H.  Sch.,  1904; 
B.S.,  Amherst  Coll.,  1908. 

Record :  Mem.  Westerly  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 

teams  for  three  years.  Mem.  Amherst  Coll. 
freshman  F.B.  and  B,B.  teams.  Mem.  Amherst 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  for  one  year.  Mgr.  Am- 
herst Coll.  swimming  team.  1917-28,  F.B.  coach 
Westerly  H.  Sch.  (teams  won  East.  Conn,  and 
West.  R.  I.  Intersch.  champs,  four  times). 
1920-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  OflMals.  1924-28, 
asst.  track  coach  Westerly  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  trucking  and  F.B. 
coaching.  Affiliations:  Colonial  Club  (Westerly, 
R.  I.)  ;  Winnapang  G.C.  (Westerly,  R.  I.)  ; 
mem.  State  Com.  B.S.A.  Hobby:  Boy  scout  work. 
Married:  Helen  M.  Wells,  Nov.  29,  1910.  Office: 
70  High  St.,  Westerly,  R.  I.  Home:  110  High 
St.,  Westerly,   R.   I. 


ROGERS,  EDWARD  L.,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  team,  1903.  Born:  Libby,  Aitkin  Co.,  Minn., 
Apr.  14,  1876.  Son  of  William  A.  and  (Song 
gwa  nay  be  quay)  Rogers.  Ed.:  Carlisle  Indian 
Sch. ;  Dickenson  Prep.  Sch. ;  Dickenson  Coll. ; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1904. 

Record:  1896-1900,  mem.  Carlisle  Indian  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1900).  Mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.  F.B.,  1903).  1904,  coach  Carlisle  Indian 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1905-07,  coach  St.  Thomas  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
I.O.O.F. ;  Yeoman  ;  pres.  Minn.  North.  League ; 
pres.  North  woods  Asso. ;  Walker  Auto  Club ; 
Walker  Rod  and  Gun  Club.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunt- 
ing and  fishing.  Married:  Mayme  C.  Ballton, 
Feb.  26,  1906.    Address:  Walker,  Minn. 


ROGERS,  EMMETT  JASPER,  amateur  golf. 
Born:  Pawhuska,  Okla.,  Dec.  17,  1902.  Son  of 
Jasper  F.  and  Rosa  (Fronkier)  Rogers.  Ed.: 
Wentworth  Mil.  Acad.,  1921;  Univ.  of  Okla., 
1924. 

Record:  1924,  played  Okla.  State  open  (ama- 
teur), Ardmore,  Okla.  1925,  played  Okla.  State 
open  (amateur),  Tulsa  C.C.,  Tulsa,  Okla.,  as 
medalist.  1926,  played  Okla.  State  open  (ama- 
teur), Okla.  City  G.  &  C.C.  1927,  runner-up 
Okla.  State  open  amateur  tournament,  Okla. 
City  G.  &  C.C. ;  won  pro-amateur  champ,  with 
Clarence  Clark ;  qualified  Okla.  State  amateur 
tournament  ;estab.  amateur  record,  Lakeside 
C.C,  score  68. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile  finance.  Affilia- 
tions: Saddle  &  Polo  Club,  Okla.  City;  Phi  Delta 
Theta;  Revelers  Club;  Okla.  City  G.  &  C.C; 
Okla.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Margaret 
Dean,  May  18,  1927.  Office:  513  Medical  Arts 
Bldg.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  708  E.  15th  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. 

ROGERS,  FRANK,  golf.  Born:  Jacksonville, 
Fla.,  Mar.  18,  1889.  Son  of  C  B.  and  Mary  A. 
(Coachman)    Rogers.     Ed.:  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1910. 

Record:  1922-27,  competed  Fla.  State  tourn. 
1923-28,  mem.  Fla.  State  Golf  Asso.  (secy,  and 
treas.,  1923-24;  pres.,  1927-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  Estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A..  Infantry,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comm'd.  Lt.,  1917,  capt.,  1918;  discharged, 
Dec.  4,  1918.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha ;  Tel- 
fair Stockton  &  Co.  (vice-pres. )  ;  Timuquana 
C.C. ;  Fla.  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  F.B.  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Stockton,  Sept.,  1918.  Children: 
Telfair  Stockton,  age  5.  Office:  329  Laura  St., 
Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home:  1856  Challen  Ave., 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 

ROGERS,  FREDERICK  WILLIAM,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  crew.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Mar.  15, 
1859.  Son  of  Geo.  Marcus  and  Lucy  Maria 
(Stebbins)  Rogers.  Ed.:  Phillips  Acad.,  An- 
dover;  A.B.,  Yale,  1883;  LL.B.,  Boston  Univ., 
1886. 

Record:  1878-79,  mem.  Phillips  Acad.  Rugby 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team).  1879, 
mem.  Yale  tug-of-war,  field,  boxing  and  fresh. 
F.B.  teams  and  fresh,  crew.  1880-83,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law  and  trusteeship.  Mil. 
Service:  Mass.  Vol.  Militia,  1883-86;  Instr.,  Mil. 
Sc.  &  Tactics  during  World  War,  Harvard  with 
relative  rank  of  capt.  Affiliations:  Former 
mem.  Boston  Ath.  Asso. ;  Yale  Club  of  Boston ; 
Crow  Point  G.C.  Hobby:  Outdoor  life.  Married: 
Mary  Alice  Berry,  1877;  Edith  Soren,  1887; 
Mary  Lucy  Wilkins,  1903.  Children:  William 
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Office:  559  Main  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home: 
3  Concord  Ave.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

ROGERS,  JACK,  football  coach  and  official. 
Bom:  Charleston,  S.  0.,  Aug.  7,  1900.  Son  of 
Mrs.  Anna  (Simmions)  Rogers.  Ed.:  Charles- 
ton H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  The  Citadel  (Mil.  Coll.  of 
S.  C),  1922;  Columbia  Univ.,  1924-27  (sum- 
mer sch.). 

Record:  Mem.  Charleston  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
for  four  yrs.  1918-22,  mem.  Citadel  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1921-22;  All-State  Lf.  for  one  yr.). 
Mem.  Citadel  F.B.  team  for  two  yrs.  Played 
semi-pro.  B.B.  for  three  yrs.,  contract  with 
Spartanburg,  South  Atlantic  League  for  one 
yr.  Coach,  Darlington  H.  Sch.  1924-28,  mem. 
Citadel  coaching  staff  (listed  in  Spaulding's 
Guide  for  three  yrs.).  Mem.  Charleston  City 
pro.  B.B.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  and  coach.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Cita- 
del A.A.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Ammie 
Buchanan,  Dec.  23,  1925.  Office:  Murray  V. 
Sch.,  Charleston,  S.  C.  Home:  493  Meeting  St., 
Charleston,  S.  C. 

ROGERS,  JOHN,  capt.  Yale  crew,  1887. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Feb.  19,  1866.  Son  of  John  and 
Harriet  (Francis)  Rogers.  (Ed.:  Yale,  A.B.,  1887; 
Ph.B.,  1888. 

Record:  1884-86,  capt.  Yale  class  crews.  1886, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1887,  capt.  Yale  varsity 
crew.     1888-1900,  asst.  coach  Yale  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Univ.  Club  of  N.  Y.  C.  Married:  Elizabeth  S. 
White,  Nov.  27,  1895.  Children:  John  Rogers, 
Jr.,  age  29;  Elizabeth  S.,  age  21.  Address:  177 
E.  71,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


ROGERS,  LEANDER  MITCHELL,  All-Amer- 
ican end,  1926.  Born:  Nowata,  Okla.,  Jan.  9, 
1908.  Son  of  Charles  and  Rosie  Rogers.  Ed.: 
Lincoln  H.  Sch.;  Lincoln  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1923-25,  capt.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(All-State  q.b.,  1923;  Okla.  champs.,  1923-24; 
Southeast.  Kans.  champ.,  1923-25).  1926,  mem. 
Lincoln  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team ;  All-Amer. 
end ;  mem.  Lincoln  Univ.  Bskt.B.  squad.  Mem. 
West.  A.A.U.     Mem.  Lincoln  Univ.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  West. 
A.A.U. ;  Mo.  Valley  F.B.  Asso. ;  La  Beau  Brum- 
mel  Soc.  Club.  Hobby:  Sports.  Address:  415 
Sycamore,  Nowata,  Okla. 

ROGERS,  PERCY  COUCH,  hockey  and  ten- 
nis coach  Phillips  Exeter  Academy.  Born: 
Gloucester  Mass.,  Dec.  15,  1897.  Son  of  George 
Henry  and  Evelyn  (Miles)   Rogers.     Ed.:  A.B., 


Wesleyan  Univ.  (Conn.),  1918;  L'Universit6  de 
Toulouse    (France),   1923. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Wesleyan  Univ.  Bskt. 
ball  and  tennis  teams.  1918,  ath.  dir.  and  coach 
Bellefonte  Acad.  ( Belief onte,  Pa.).  1919-22, 
tennis  coach  The  Choate  Sch.  (Wallingford, 
Conn.;  team  won  Yale  Intersch.  champ.,  1920). 
1923,  won  tennis  tournament  University  of 
Toulouse  (singles  and  doubles)  ;  mem.  Charvien 
Bskt.B.  team  (Byon,  France).  1924-28,  hockey 
and  tennis  coach  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  (tennis 
team  won  Harvard  Intersch.  champ  twice). 
Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
Mil.  Service:  In  charge  of  mil.  unit  at  Belle- 
fonte Acad.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Rho ; 
Exeter  C.C.  Married:  Lillian  Hollbom,  June 
17,  1922.  Office:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  Exeter, 
N.  H.     Home:  Exeter,  N.  H. 

ROGERS,    THOMAS    ARTHUR,    mem.    All 
Ohio  football  team.     Bom:  Washington   Court 
House,    Ohio,    May    5,    1902.     Son    of    William 
Blackburn  and   Estelle    (Arthur)    Rogers.    Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Denison  Univ.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team  and  Bskt.B.  squad  (capt.  and 
All-Ohio  h.b.,  1924;  won  Ohio  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
champ.,  1923).  1926-27,  asst.  coach  Bskt.B., 
Denison  Univ.  champ.  Buckeye  A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  coach,  Denison  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby:  horseback 
riding.     Address:  Main   St.,   Wilmington,   Ohio. 

ROGERS,  WILLIAM  NATHANIEL,  football. 

Bom:  Sangornville,  N.  H.,  Jan.  10,  1892.  Son 
of  Herbert  E.  and  Lillian  (Sanborn)  Rogers. 
Ed.:  Brewster  Free  Acad.  (Wolfeboro,  N.  H.)  ; 
Dartmouth  Coll.  (Hancver,  N.  H.)  ;  LL.B., 
Univ.   of  Me.,  1916. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  Brewster  Acad.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1909).  1911,  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1912-13, 
mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1914, 
coach  Bangor  H.  Sch.  (Bangor,  Me.).  1916-28, 
mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1920,  coach  Con- 
cord H.  Sch.    (Concord,  N.  H.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Demond,  Wood- 
worth,  Sunoway  and  Rogers  (Concord,  N.  H.). 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Phi  Alpha  Delta; 
Mason;  K.T.;  Shriner;  Elks;  K.P.;  A.B.A.; 
mem.  68th  U.  S.  Congress  from  N.  H.;  Wono- 
lancet  Club  (Concord,  N.  H.).  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball, hunting  and  fishing.  Children:  Pauline  E., 
age  14;  Una  C,  age  12.  Office:  N.  H.  Savings 
Bank  Bldg.,  Concord,  N.  H.  Home:  Sanborn- 
ville,  N.  H. 


ROLFE,  HAMILTON  CAVVLEY,  track.  Bom: 
Concord,  N.  H.,  Dec.  6,  1895.  Son  of  Geo.  Hamil- 


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ton,  and  Bertha   (Cawley)  Rolfe.     Ed.:  Concord 
(N.  H.)  H.  Sen. ;  Phillips-Exeter  Acad.;  Yale. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips-Exeter  Acad,  track 
team.  Mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team.  Mem. 
Yale  varsity  track  team  for  3  yrs.  (mem.  relay 
team  which  broke  I.C.  record  and  equalled 
world's  record). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  1st  O.T.C. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  2nd 
lieut.  Affiliations:  Hoge  Bldg.  Rental  Agency 
(mgr.)  ;  Electrical  Products  Corp.  of  Wash, 
(pres.)  ;  Bldg.  Owners  &  Mgrs.  Asso..  (trustee)  ; 
Social  Welfare  League  (trustee)  ;  Seattle  G.C. ; 
Univ.  Club ;  Olympic  Driving  Club ;  Bohemian 
Club  of  San  Francisco.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fish- 
ing, golf,  tennis.  Married:  Anna  Hoge,  June  1, 
1922.  Children:  Hamilton  Cawley,  Jr.,  age  5 ; 
James  P.,  age  4 ;  Mary  Roberta,  age  2.  Office: 
1509  Hoge  Bldg.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  The 
Highlands,  Seattle,  Wash. 


Record:  1919,  capt.  Owatenna  H.  Sell.  F.B. 
team.  1920,  capt.  Owattonna  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  squad. 
1924-25,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrestling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman  De  Laval  Co. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Gamma  Rho.  Hobby:  Sports. 
Address:  1485  Cleveland  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

ROMEIS,  H.  PAUL,  capt.  Carthage  College 
football  team,  1926-27.  Born:  Elgin,  111.,  Dec. 
22,  1905.  Son  of  Hugo  D.  and  Lizetta  (Ranzen- 
berger)  Romeis.  Ed.:  Elgin  H.  Sch.;  Carthage 
Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Elgin  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1924-27,  mem.  Carthage  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(All-State  team,  1925-26;  capt.,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Pi  Kappa ;  pres.  Carthage  Ath.  Council.  Home: 
534  N.  Grove  Ave.,  Elgin,  111. 


ROLFE,  RIAL  EDWARD,  golf  champ.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  7,  1901.  Son  of  Harry  Wm. 
and  Mary  Elisabeth  (Slater)  Rolfe.  Ed.:  Nicho- 
las Senn  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  111.,  1924. 

Record:  1919-24,  mem.  Nicholas  Senn  H.  Sch. 
golf  team  (won  State  of  111.  Intersch.  golf 
champ,  and  West.  Jr.  golf  champ,  medalist, 
1919).  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  111.  golf  team;  1922, 
runner-up  West.  I.C.  golf  champ.  1923,  mem. 
team  winning  Big  Ten  champ. ;  won  West.  I.C. 
golf  champ. ;  won  Ridgemoor  "Jabberwalk"  and 
Park  Ridge  "Plae  Day"  events ;  won  leading 
amateur  skokie  open  champ. ;  defeated  Robt. 
McKee,  Trans-Miss,  champ,  varsity  match ; 
runner-up  Midlothian  invitation  golf  tourna- 
ment; mem.  Univ.  111.  boxing  team  (runner-up 
middleweight  champ.).  1925,  won  West,  ama- 
teur golf  champ. ;  placed  2nd  in  South,  pro. 
amateur  golf  tournament  (Pinehurst)  ;  won 
Carolina  golf  tournament;  won  Evanston  golf 
tournament ;  won  tournament  and  medalist  hon- 
ors, Chicago's  Best  Ball  amateur  golf  tourna- 
ment. 1926,  won  semi-finalist  Chicago  Dist. 
amateur  golf  champ.  1926-27,  won  Bunker  Hill 
Frolic  golf  tournament.  1927,  won  Glen  Oak 
"Round  Up"  golf  tournament  and  "Jabberwalk" 
golf  tournament.  1928,  leading  amateur  quali- 
fier Los  Angeles  Open  Rancho  G.O. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman  P.  E.  Wilsey 
&  Co.  Affiliations:  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Pi  Kappa 
Alpha  ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Golf  and  boxing.  Mar- 
ried: Dorothy  M.  Fisher,  Sept.  22, 1922.  Children: 
Rial  Edward,  Jr.  Office:  22  S.  Clark  St.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.    Home:  2000  Foster  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


ROLLIN,  ANTHONY  R.,  wrestling.  Born: 
San  Paulo,  Brazil,  S.  A.,  Aug.  21,  1892.  Son  of 
Anthony  R.  and  Caroline  Rollin.  Ed.:  Owatonna 
H.  Sch.   (Minn.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 


ROMIG,  NEWTON,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Lancaster  Co.,  Pa.,  Feb.  21,  1880.  Son  of  Wil- 
mot  and  Katherine  (Moyer)  Romig.  Ed.:  Lan- 
caster Co.  Pub.  Schs. ;  Pierce  Sch.  of  Bus. 
(Phila.,  Pa.),  1901. 

Record:  1912,  organized  Phila.  Electric  A.A. 
Club  (developed  clay  target  shooters  of  note). 
1914-25,  contributed  articles  on  trapshooting  to 
Phila.  Press,  "Sport,"  and  "Sporting  Life,." 
1917,  helped  organize  Quaker  City  Gun  Club 
(Secy.).     1918,  helped  found  Atlantic  Indians. 

1926,  2nd  place,  Atlantic  Div.  Handicap  champ. 

1927,  won  Penn  Ath.  Club  Handicap  champ. 
Winner  of  many  trophies,  consistent  90x100 
shooter. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec,  cashier.  Affiliations: 
Phila.  Electric  Co.  System ;  Quarter  Century 
Club ;  Natl.  Electric  Light  Asso. ;  Life  mem. 
Amateur  Trapshooting  Asso.  of  Amer.  and 
Penn  Athletic  Club.  Hobby:  Trapshooting; 
hunting;  fishing;  golf;  writing.  Married:  Han- 
nah Stern,  Oct.  22,  1907.  Office:  1000  Chestnut, 
Phila.,  Pa.     Home:    44  N.  61st  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


ROMIG,  JOHN  LUTHER,  track.  Born: 
Beaver  Springs,  Pa.,  Oct.  6,  1898.  Son  of  Spen- 
cer Earl  and  Nettie  Elizabeth  (Felker)  Romig. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1920,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross-country 
champ.  (Yale  track  course)  ;  Middle  Atlantic 
States  mi.  champ.  1921,  placed  2nd  in  2  mi.  run, 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet  (Harvard)  ;  won  2  mi.  run, 
Natl.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  meet  (Univ.  Chicago).  1922, 
won  2  mi.  run,  Sr.  Natl,  champ.  (9:21)  ;  won 
West.  Union  trophy,  5000  metre  run.  1924, 
placed  1st  in  N.  Y.  C.  Dist.  tryout  and  Boston, 
tryout  for  Olympic  team  (5000  metre)  ;  placed 
4th  in  Olympics  5000  metre  race  (Paris)  ;  placed 
1st,  Olympic  trials   (Paris).     1927,  estab.  3  mi. 


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Middle  Atlantic  record;  won  1st  place,  6  mi. 
Kensington  A.C.  cross-country  race.  1928,  Mid- 
dle Atlantic  States  cross-country  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Educator.  Mil.  Service: 
Served  in  O.T.S.,  Camp  Augusta,  Ga.,  4  mos. 
Affiliations:  Pa.  State  Coll.;  Unionville  Con- 
solidated H.  Sen. ;  Parmahous ;  Lions  Paw ; 
Masons ;  Shrine ;  A.L. ;  Meadowbrook  Club ; 
Shrine  G.C.  Hobby:  Track,  swimming  and 
scouting.  Married:  Mary  Warner.  Children: 
Mary  Elizabeth,  age  2;  Nancy  Jane,  infant. 
Address:  Unionville,  Chester  Co.,  Pa. 

ROMNEY,  ERNEST  LOWELL  "DICK/"  foot- 
ball coach.  Born:  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  Feb. 
12,  1895.  Son  of  Geo.  E.  and  Elizabeth  (Ottin- 
ger)  Romney.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch.  and  Grade 
Sch.  (Salt  Lake  City)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Utah, 
1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  won  letters  in  F.B.,  Bskt.B., 
B.B.,  track  and  field,  West  H.  Sch.  1914-17, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Utah  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and 
track  and  field  teams  (mem.  1-mi.  relay  team 
that  est.  Rocky  Mt.  Conf.  record,  1915;  capt. 
B.B.  team,  1915 ;  won  Natl.  A.A.U.,  F.B.  champ., 
Chicago,  1916;  held  Utah  State  record,  440  yd. 
dash,  1916;  capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1917).  1917, 
mem.  91st  Div.  F.B.  team.  1918,  coached  Regi- 
mental F.B.  teams.  1919-1928,  dir.  of  ath.  and 
head  coach,  Utah  Agr.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, 1917;  attended  3rd  O.T.C.,  1918;  comm'd 
2nd  Lt.  in  F.A.  served,  F.A.R.D. ;  discharged, 
Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Rep.  8th  Dist.,  Natl. 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Rep.  Intermountain  Region 
Natl.  Bskt.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Kiwanis ;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Sigma  Chi.  Hobby:  Golf  and  trout  fish- 
ing. Married:  Beth  Horlick,  Sept.  27,  1917. 
Children:  Richard,  age  7 ;  Janice,  infant.  Office: 
Utah  Agr.  Coll.,  Logan,  Utah.  Home:  120  S. 
3rd  West,  Logan,  Utah. 

ROMNEY,    GEORGE    OTTINGER,    director 

athletics  and  physical  education.  Born:  Salt 
Lake  City,  Utah,  Dec.  12,  1892.  Son  of  George 
Ernest  and  Hannah  Elizabeth  (Ottinger)  Rom- 
ney. Ed.:  Univ.  of  Utah,  A.B.,  1912;  M.A., 
1913;  B.S.,  Mont.  State  Coll.,  1916;  Harvard; 
Univ.  of  111. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Utah  F.B. 
team  (All-Rocky  Mt.  end).  1911-13,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Utah  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All-State 
teams).  1914-15,  mem.  Mont.  State  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  tennis  teams  (All-N.W. 
q.b. ;  mem.  All-State  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
and  field  teams).  1915-16,  ath.  dir.  and  coach, 
Billings  (Mont.)  H.  Sch.  1919-22,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  East  Salt  Lake  H.  Sch.  1921-22,  pres. 
Inter-Mt.  Tennis  Asso.  1922-28,  dir.  ath.  and 
phys.  ed.  and  head  coach,  maj.  sports,  Mont. 
State  Coll.     1928,  dir.  ath.  and  phys.  ed.  and 


head  coach,  maj.  sports,  Brigham  Young  Univ. 
(Provo,  Utah). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Chi ;  Inter-Mt.  Tennis  Asso. ;  pres. 
Bozeman  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Writing.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  Jane  Harding,  Mar.  3,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Jack,  age  8;  Jane,  age  6.  Address: 
Brigham  Young  Univ.,  Provo,  Utah. 

ROMNEY,  MILTON  A.,  football,  baseball, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Salt  Lake  City, 
Utah,  June  20,  1899.  Son  of  George  Ernest  and 
Hannah  El  Rommey.  Ed.:  East  Salt  Lake  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Utah,  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1922. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  East  Salt  Lake  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (received 
medal  for  best  all-around  athlete  in  Salt  Lake 
H.  Schs.,  1916;  capt.  West,  champ.  H.  Sch. 
teams,  1916-17).  1918,  mem.  Camp  Perry,  Ohio, 
F.B.  team.  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Utah  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1919- 
20;  All-Rocky  Mountain  q.b.,  1919-20;  capt.  B.B., 
1919 ;  selected  as  All-Tournament  forward, 
N.A.A.U.  Bskt.B.  team,  Atlanta,  Ga.).  1920, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  freshman  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (selected  as 
2nd  All- Amer.  q.b.,  1921;.  capt.  F.B.,  1922).  1922, 
head  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  coach  and  freshman  B.B. 
coach  Univ.  of  Tex.,  Austin,  Tex.  (F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  runners-up  in  S.W.  Conf.).  1922- 
24,  capt.  and  coach,  Racine  Cardinals  pro.  F.B. 
team,  Racine,  Wis.  1924-27,  Bskt.B.  coach,  Ar- 
mour Inst,  of  Tech.,  Chicago,  111.  1925-27,  mem. 
Chicago  Bears  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Security  salesman,  Merrill, 
Lynch  &  Co.  (Chicago,  111.).  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  U.  S.  Inf.,  Presidio,  Calif.;  Camp  Perry, 
Ohio,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  Bankers' 
Club  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Lake  Shore  A.C.  (Chicago, 
111.).  Hobby:  Hunting,  tennis,  football  and 
handball.  Married:  Ruth  H.  Romney,  Aug.  3, 
1927.  Office:  105  W.  Adams  St.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  2206  Sherman  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 

RONEY,  GUY  JOSEPH,  football,  basketball 
and  soccer.  Born:  Leisure,  Tipton  Co.,  Ind., 
June  20,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  and  Isabelle 
Rosalind  (Trout)  Roney.  Ed.:  Fairmount 
(Ind.)  H.  Sch.;  Fullerton  (Calif.)  Jr.  Coll.; 
A.B.,  Stanford,  1917. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  Fairmount  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1913,  mem.  Fairmount 
H.  Sch.  track  teams.  1913-15,  mem.  Fullerton 
Jr.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.).  1915- 
17,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt., 
1917).  1916-17,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team.  1918-19,  ath.  dir.  Mission  H.  Sch.  1919- 
20,  ath.  dir.  Lowell  H.  Sch. ;  mem.  Olympic  Club 
soccer  team  (Pac.  Coasts  champs.).  1920-24, 
ath.  dir.  Half  Moon  Bay  (Calif.)  H.  Sch.   1924- 


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28,  coach  South  San  Francisco  (Calif.)  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  soccer  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  and  coach.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Mem.  R.O.T.C.,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Sigma;  Pi  Gamma  Mu ;  City  Public 
Library  Bd. ;  Exch.  Club.  Hobby:  Coaching. 
Married:  Avis  Irene  Bash,  June  10,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Charles  Edward,  age  10.  Office:  H.  Sch., 
S.  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  528  Miller  Ave., 
S.  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

ROOSEVELT,  THEODORE,  football.     Born: 

Oyster  Bay,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  13,  1887.  Son  of  Theo- 
dore and  Edith  K.  Roosevelt.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. 
(Washington,  D.  C.  and  Oyster  Bay)  ;  Groton 
Sch. ;  Harvard,  A.B. ;  hon.  M.A.,  1919. 

Record:  Mem.  Harvard  freshmen  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team  (sub.).  Mem. 
Exec.  Com.,  Amer.  Olympic  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Politics.  Married:  Elea- 
nor Alexander,  June,  1910.  Children:  Grace, 
age  17 ;  Theodore,  age  14 ;  Cornelius,  age  12 ; 
Quentin,  age  8.  Office:  167  E.  74th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:   Oyster  Bay,  N.  Y. 

ROOT,  STANLEY  W.,  track.  Born:  Wilkes- 
Barre,  Pa.,  July  18,  1882.  Son  of  Arthello  Ross 
and  Alice  (Waddell)  Root.  Ed.:  Wilkes-Barre 
Acad.;  B.A.,  Princeton,  1904;  L.L.B.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1907. 

Record:  Mem.  Wilkes-Barre  Acad.  F.B.  and 

track  teams.  1903-04,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team.  1905-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross-country 
team  (capt.,  1906).  1906-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  team.  1907-08,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  track  and 
cross-country  team.  Won  Metropolitan  Dist. 
A.A.U.  1  mi.  champ.  Won  Middle  Atlantic 
A.A.A.U.  1  and  2  mi.  and  cross-country  champs. 
1907-10,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross-country 
team.  1911-15,  winner  and  record  holder  Mili- 
tary Athletic  League  1  mile  champ.  Placed 
twice  in  Boston  Marathon.  1916,  won  Mex. 
border  2  mi.  champ.  1924,  mem.  Hawaiian 
Dept.  Olympic  team  (won  1  mi.  in  tryouts). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law.  War  Record: 
Capt.  108th  and  321st  F.A.,  Maj.  157th  F.A., 
Brig.  82nd  Div.,  Commanding  Officer  9th  Regt, 
F.A.R.D.  Mem.  A.F.  in  G.  Affiliations:  Vice- 
pres.  and  dir.  Pressed  Steel  Co. ;  dir.  Titan  B. 
and  L.  Asso. ;  Delta  Chi;  Mason.  Clubs:  Var- 
sity (Univ.  of  Pa.);  Mercury  A.C. ;  Outrigger 
Canoe.  Married:  Henrietta  Brown,  June  30, 
1917.  Children:  Stanley  W.,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  John 
Tabele,  age  1.  Office:  1326  Land  Title  Bldg., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  8427  Prospect  Ave.,  Chest- 
nut Hill,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ROPER,  WILLIAM  WINSTON,  football. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  22,  1882.  Son  of  Jour- 
dan  and  Rebecca  (Gowen)  Roper.  Ed.:  Pa. 
Charter  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1903. 


Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Pa.  Charter  Sch.  F.B. 
B.B.  and  cricket  teams.  1899-1901,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.  team.  1901-02,  mem.  Princeton  Bskt.B. 
team.  1906-08-10-11-19-27,  head  coach  Princeton 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  Clubs:  Princeton 
(N.  Y.,  and  Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Racquet;  Pine  Valley 
G.C. ;  Ivy;  Nassau.  Married:  Elizabeth  Benny 
Haines,  June  7,  1910.  Children:  Elizabeth  Ben- 
ny, age  16;  Wm.  W.,  Jr.,  age  14.  Office:  1216 
Widener  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  7201  Lincoln 
Dr.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


RORABACK,  JOSEPH  CLINTON,  mem.  Yale 
F.B.  team.  Born:  Canaan,  N.  Canaan,  Conn., 
Feb.  14,  1882.  Son  of  Judge  Alberto  T.  and 
Minnie  (Hunt)  Roraback.  Ed.:  Robbins  Prep. 
Sch.,  Norfolk,  Conn.;  Yale,  A.B.,  1903;  B.L., 
1905. 

Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Yale  scjrub  F.B. 
team.    1903-04,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.-at-law,  Pub.  Defender, 
Litchfield  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Conn.  Home 
Guard  Co. ;  Chmn.  Local  Exemption  Bd.  No.  19, 
Conn.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  Litchfield  Co.  Univ. 
Club;  I.O.O.F. ;  Canaan  Natl.  Bank  (Atty.)  ; 
Canaan  Savings  Bank  (Atty.)  ;  Conn.  Power 
Co.  (Atty.)  ;  dir.  Fairview  Hospital,  Great  Bar- 
rington,  Mass. ;  Yale  Grad.  Club,  New  Haven, 
Conn.  Hobby:  Work.  Address:  Main  St., 
Canaan,  Conn. 

ROSE,  GENE  HARRY,  football,  baseball, 
track.  Born:  Racine,  Wis.,  July  11,  1904.  Son 
of  H.  Rose.  Ed.:  Racine  Elementary  Sch.; 
Racine  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  Wis. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Racine  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (All-State  Bskt.B. 
guard  and  capt.).  1925,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  fresh- 
men B.B.,  track  and  F.B.  teams.  1926-27,  mem. 
Univ.  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team  and  track  team 
(sprints)  ;  (All-Conf.  h.b.,  1926).  Received  cer- 
tificate of  honorable  mention  on  All-American 
1927  football  team  by  International  Board  of 
Coaches  —  Rockne,  "Tad"  Jones  and  "Pop" 
Warner. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Medicine.  Address: 
530  N.  Pinckney  St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

ROSE,  WILLIAM  CLAYTON,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Brooklyn,  Ala.,  July 
6,  1890.  Son  of  John  E.  and  Mary  E.  (Brooks) 
Rose.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll.,  1910. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Miss.  A.  and  M.  Coll. 
track  and  field  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Officer  U.  S.  A.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  lieut.  Inf.,  1911-1916;  1st  lieut.  Inf., 
1916-1917;  capt.,  Inf.,  1917-1920;  maj.  Inf.  and 


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A.G.D.,  1920-28.  Affiliations:  Army  A.A. ;  Amer. 
Olympic  Asso. ;  Amer.  Olympic  Exec.  Com. ; 
Columbia  C.C. ;  Army  and  Navy  Club ;  Catho- 
lic Club.  Married:  Rita  Keene.  Address:  Gov- 
ernors Island,  N.  Y. 

ROSEBERRY,  JAMES  ROYAL,  JR.,  capt. 
St.  John's  Coll.  football  team.  Born:  Columbia, 
S.  O,  Sept.  11,  1906.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  R. 
Roseberry.  Ed.:  Columbia  H.  Sch. ;  St.  John's 
Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Columbia  H.  Sch.  varsity  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (hon.  mention  on  All-State  F.B. 
team,  1926-27;  capt.  F.B.  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha  Delta  Omricron.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Ad- 
dress: 2732  Divine  St.,  Columbia,  S.  C. 

ROSENAW,  WALTER  N.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  May  19,  1899.  Son  of 
Simon  and  Ada  (Rosenheim)  Rosenaw.  Ed.: 
Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B.,  swim- 
ming and  tennis  teams  (4  yrs.).  1916,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1917-18,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker  N.  Y.  Stock  Exch. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  R.O.T.C.  Clubs:  (Univ.  of 
Pa.)  ;  Philmont  C.C.  Married:  Fanny  Baum. 
Children:  James  N.,  age  3 ;  Helen,  age  1.  Office: 
11  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  8107  Cad- 
walder  Rd.,  Elkins  Park,  Pa. 

ROSENBALM,      FRANCIS      F.,      coxswain 

Princeton  varsity  crew,  1919-20.  Bom:  N  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  2,  1897.  Son  of  S.  G.  and  Bella 
(Rosenthal)  Rosenbaum.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1920. 

Record:  1919-20,  coxswain  Princeton  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  U.  S.  N.  R.F. ;  discharged  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  and  treas.  Jewish  Agri.  Soc. ;  North 
Shore  C.C. ;  Harmone  Club ;  Princeton  Club 
(N.  Y.).  Married:  Ethel  Grossman.  Children: 
Francis  F.,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  730  Fifth  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  4  E.  88th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 

ROSENBERG,  MAX,  bowling.  Born:  stock- 
port,  Eng.,  Feb.  7,  1904.  Son  of  Robert  and 
Polly  (Trapp)  Rosenberg.    Ed.:  Bus.  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Raphael  Club  Arcade 
League  bowling  team  (mem.  Dist.  League 
champ,  team).  1922,  mem.  Rathskellar  bowl- 
ing team ;  won  all  events  W.C.D.A.  tournament. 
1922-25,  mem.  teams  representing  Dist.  in  inter- 
city matches  (mem.  Samuel  Gompers  team). 
1923,    mem.    Terminal    Ice    Co.    bowling    team. 


1924-25,  mem.  Curb  Cafe  bowling  team.  1926, 
mem.  Masonic  League  bowling  team  (high  game, 
177 ;  high  set,  422 ;  high  average,  11,977  for  96 
games)  ;  mem.  King  Pin  bowling  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations: 
Universal  Film  Corp. ;  Dist.  Bowling  League ; 
Masons;  Samuel  Gompers;  Rialto  Club.  Hobby: 
Bowling.  Office:  924  New  Jersey  Ave.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  Home:  1431  Shepherd  St.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

ROSENGARTEN,  MITCHELL  G.,  football, 
polo  and  trapshooting.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  June 
15,  1873.  Son  of  Mitchell  G.  and  Emily  (Hunts- 
man) Rosengarten.  Ed.:  Pa.  Charter  Sch.; 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1888-90,  mem.  Pa.  Charter  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1891,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1891-94,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1892-1914,  mem.  Phila.  C.C,  Devon  Club 
and  Bryn  Mawr  Club  polo  teams.  1900-07,  mem. 
Phila.   Gun  Club  trapshooting  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist,  Powers,  Weight- 
man,  Rosengarten  Co.,  Inc.  Clubs:  Racquet; 
Pine  Valley  G.C. ;  Rittenhouse;  Corinthian 
Yacht;  Phila.  C.C.  Married:  Frances  M.  Mc- 
Cullough,  July  26,  1898.  Children:  Margaret  L. 
Banes,  age  26.  Office:  Racquet  Club,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:   2047  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ROSENVVALD,  REUBEN  MARTIN,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  Plato,  Minn.,  Nov.  1,  1888. 
Ed.:   Univ.  Minn.,  B.S.,  1912;  M.D.,  1913. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (Bskt.B.  champs,  and  capt. 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams,  1911;  F.B.  Conf. 
champs,  and  mem.  All  West.  F.B.  team,  1909-11 ; 
chosen  on  Walter  Camp's  and  All-Amer.  team, 
1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  Leah  Liberty  (deed.)  ;  Grace 
Smith,  Mar.  30,  1921.  Children:  Dorothy,  age 
12;  Jane,  age  10;  Robert,  age  5.  Office:  1419 
W.  Broadway,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  4063 
Hubbard  St.,  Robbinsdale,  Minn. 

ROSS,  FRANK  D.,  Connecticut  State  golf 
champion,  1927.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  June 
27,  1894.  Son  of  Robert  T.  and  Clara  A.  (Smith) 
Ross.  Ed.:  Hartford  H.  Sch.;  Mass.  Inst,  of 
Tech. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  M.I.T.  hockey  team.  1915, 
mem.  M.I.T.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924-27,  Isham  Cup 
winner,  Ekwanok  Club,  Manchester,  Vt.  1925-27, 
Club  Champ.,  Sequin  G.C.  1927,  won  Conn. 
State  Golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.  Factory  Ins. 
Asso.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.  Clubs: 
Sequin  G.C;  City  (Hartford,  Conn.).  Hobby: 
Golf.    Married:    L.  C  Miller,  June,  1921.    Chil- 


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dren:  One,  infant.  Office:  555  Asylum  St., 
Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  247  Fairfield  Ave., 
Hartford,  Conn. 

ROSS,  JAMES  WALLACE,  football.  Born: 
Perkins,  Okla.,  July  2,  1897.  Son  of  D.  W.  and 
Jennie  (Kennedy)  Ross.  Ed.:  Wichita  H.  Sen. ; 
A.B.,  Fairmount  Coll.  (now  Wichita  Univ.),  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Wichita  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team.  1917-20,  mem.  Fairmount  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1920).    Mem.  Wichita  Univ.  Ath.  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Div.  asst.  mgr.  Standard 
Oil  Co.  (Ind.)  of  Wichita,  Kans.  Mil.  Service: 
In.  Inf.  Training  Camp,  Ft.  Sheridan,  111.,  1918 ; 
comn'd  2nd  Lt.  Inf.,  U.  S.  Training  Detachment 
Coll.  Stat.,  Tex.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
A.L. ;  Lions  ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Ruth  Emily  Miller,  Sept.  15,  1922.  Children: 
Emma  Louise,  age  4.  Office:  Standard  Oil  Co., 
Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  431  No.  Broadview, 
Wichita,  Kans. 


ROTAN,  GEORGE  V.,  Texas  golf  champ., 
1912-15,  1919.  Born:  Waco,  Tex.,  July  18,  1886. 
Son  of  Edward  and  Kate  Sturm  (McCall)  Rotan. 
Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1907. 

Record:  1912-1915,  1919,  Tex.  Staae  golf 
champ.  1914-21,  won  Houston  C.C.  mid  winter 
invitation  tourn.  1914-20,  won  Lynwood  Hall 
Cup  tourn.  1922,  won  Geo.  A.  Crump  tourn. 
1923,  mem.  U.S.  Walker  Cup  team.  Holder  of 
amateur  records :  Pine  Valley,  Myopia. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  securities.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.S.A.  as  1st  Lt.  A.S.S.C, 
1917;  discharged,  capt.  A.S.A.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  exec.  Comm.  U.S.G.A.,  1927-28; 
Neuhaus  Co.,  Houston,  Tex. ;  Galveston  C.C. ; 
Spring  Lake  C.C. ;  Houston  C.C. ;  Houston  Rid- 
ing &  Polo  Club.  Married:  Charlotte  Padgitt, 
Mar.,  1909.  Children:  Edward  II,  age  18; 
Sarah,  age  14 ;  Charlotte  Rice,  age  12 ;  Kate 
Bond,  age  8.  Office:  Union  Bank  Bldg.,  Hous- 
ton, Tex.  Home:  803  Hawthorne  St.,  Houston, 
Tex. 


ROSS,  LANCELOT  PATRICK,  Natl,  indoor 
300  yd.  champ.  Bom:  Seattle,  Wash.,  Jan.  19, 
1906.  Son  of  Douglas  W.  and  Winifred  (Wil- 
liams) Ross.  Ed.:  Cathedral  Choir  Sch.  (N. 
Y.)  ;  Collegiate  Sch.  of  Victoria  B.C.  (Can- 
ada) ;  Taft  Sch.  (Watertown,  Conn.)  ;  B.A., 
Yale,  1928. 

Record:  1927,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (ran 
440-yd.  dash  in  dual,  Mangular  and  I.C.  meets)  ; 
2nd  place,  I.C.  1927-28,  won  330  yd.  dash  Natl. 
indoor  champ,  (time,  31  3/5,  1927,  and  32, 
1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  of  law.  Affilia- 
tions: Yale  A.A. ;  Zeta  Psi  (Pres.);  Yale  Mu- 
sical Club  (pres.).  Hobby:  Singing  and  the- 
atricals. School  Address:  Yale  Univ.,  New 
Haven,  Conn.  Home:  C/o  J.  Mitchell,  20  Ham- 
ilton Rd.,  Scarsdale,  N.  Y. 

ROSSBACH,  WALTER  S.,  capt.  polo  team. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Aug.  18,  1892.  Son  of  Leopold 
and  Laura  (Bache)  Rossbach.  Ed.:  Sacks 
Collegiate  Inst. ;   Cornell  Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Cornell  Bskt.B.  and 
F.B.  class  teams.  1913-15,  played  polo,  Phila. 
Indoor  Polo  Club  (indoor  champs.,  1915).  Mem. 
Monmouth  Co.  Polo  C.  team.  Mem.  Redbank  In- 
door Polo  C.  1921-26,  mem.  Lancaster  Indoor 
Polo  C.  1925-26,  capt.  Philmont  C.C.  Polo  team. 
1926-27,  mem.  Four  Horsemen  Polo  C.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Puro-Filter  Corp. 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  Q.M.C.  Affiliations:  Castle 
Kid  Co.  (dir.)  ;  Manufacturers  Club  (life mem.)  ; 
Norwood  C.C. ;  Philmont  C.C. ;  Four  Horsemen 
Club.  Hobby:  Polo  and  riding.  Married:  Virginia 
Rice,  Sept.,  1920.  Children:  Lee  Rice,  age  5. 
Office:  1217  Market  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  St. 
James,  Phila.,  Pa. 


ROTHACHER,  JOHN  LEWIS,  football,  base- 
ball and  swimming.  Bom:  Alton,  111.,  Nov.  1, 
1889.  Son  of  Frederick  and  Louise  (Nicolet) 
Rothacher.  Ed.:  Fremont  (Neb.)  Normal  Sch.; 
B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1914 ;  M.P.E.,  1928 ;  111. 
Univ. ;  Notre  Dame  Univ. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  var- 
sity F.B.,  swimming  and  B.B.  teams.  1914-24, 
dir.  phys.  ed.  and  coach,  Deerfield  Shields  H. 
Sch.  (F.B.  champs.  2  yrs.)  ;  track  champs.  2 
yrs. ;  Bskt.B.  champs.  1  yr.).  1924-28,  dir.  aths., 
Springfield  Coll.  (Bast.  I.C.  track  champs.,  1925- 
26;  New  England  swimming  champs.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  phy.  ed.  and  aths. 
Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  Lake  Geneva,  Wis.  Affil- 
iations: Amer.  Red  Cross ;  Nat'l  F.B.  Asso. ; 
New  England  F.  B.  Officials'  Asso. ;  sec.-treas., 
New  England  Swimming  Asso. ;  Lions  Club. 
Married:  Ruth  Stevens,  1914.  Children:  Vivian 
Christine,  age  12  Jack,  age  10.  Office:  Spring- 
field Coll.,  Springfield,  Mass.  Home:  145  West- 
ford  Circle,  Springfield,  Mass. 


ROTHERT,  HARLOW  PHELPS,  track  and 
basketball.  Born:  Carthage,  Mo.,  Apr.  1,  1908. 
Son  of  Waldo  H.  and  Florence  (Phelps)  Roth- 
ert.    Ed.:  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch.;  Stanford  Univ. 

Record:  2  yrs.  mem.  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch.  city 
champ.  F.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Stanford  fresh- 
man F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1928,  mem. 
Stanford  Bskt.B.  team  (elected  capt.,  1929)  ; 
mem.  Stanford  track  team  (shot  put)  ;  runner- 
up  in  I.C.A.A.A.A. ;  1st  place,  N.C.  A.A. ;  runner- 
up  in  Olympic  tryouts ;  runner-up  in  Fresno 
plays ;  runner-up  in  annual  Stanford-Calif, 
meet ;  mem.  team  which  won  Natl.  I.C.  title  at 
I.C.  A.A.A.A.  and  N.C.  A.A. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi.  Address:  687  S.  Harvard  Blvd.,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif. 

ROTHKOCK,  JACK  H.,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Long  Beacb,  Calif.,  Mar.  14,  1905.  Son 
of  Ray  H.  and  Clara  (Law)  Rotbroek.  Ed.: 
Long  Beach  H.  Scb. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Arkansas  City  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (S.  West.  League).  1925-26,  mem.  Boston 
Red  Sox  (Amer.  League).  1926,  mem.  Rochester 
pro.  B.B.  Club  (Internatl.  League).  1927-28, 
mem.  Boston  Red  Sox. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Married:  Vivian  V.  Arnspach,  Mar.  21, 
1924.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  Gen.  Delivery,  Linwood,  Calif. 

ROTHSCHILD,  FELIX,  tennis.  Born:  West 
Point,  Va.,  Sept.  17,  1895.  Son  of  Solomon  and 
Hannah  (Lowenburg)  Rothschild.  Ed.:  Balti- 
more City  Coll.,  1913;  B.S.  in  E.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1916. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Baltimore  City  Coll.  100- 
lb.  Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.).  1912-13,  mem. 
Northwest  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.  2 
seasons).  1919-28,  mem.  Suburban  Club  tennis 
team  (No.  1  ranking  player).  1920-28,  among 
first  10  ranking  players,  Baltimore  City.  1925, 
No.  20  ranking  player,  Middle  Atlantic  States. 
1925-28,  officiated  tennis  matches,  Baltimore. 
Chmn.  Tennis  Com.,  Baltimore  Suburban  Club. 
Mem.  Tennis  Umpires  Asso.,  U.S.L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secretary.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.M.C. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  Q.M. 
Sgt.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Y.M.H.A. ;  Sun  Life 
Ins.  Co.  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Con- 
stance Arnold,  Nov.  11,  1922.  Children:  Arnold, 
age  3 ;  Barbara,  infant.  Office:  Sun  Life  Bldg., 
Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  2404  Ken  Oak  Rd.,  Mt. 
Washington,  Md. 

ROUDEBUSH,  GEORGE  MILTON,  5  yrs. 
mem.  Canton  Bulldogs  and  Dayton  Triangles 
professional  F.B.  teams.  Born:  Newtonville,  O., 
Jan.  25,  1894.  Son  of  G.  M.  and  Rosalind  (Pat- 
chell)  Roudebush.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Denison  Univ., 
1915;  LL.B.,   Univ.  Cincinnati  Law   Sch.,  1918. 

Record:  1912-14.  mem.  Denison  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1913-15,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  Bskt.B.,  B. 
B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1915). 
1914,  Ohio  State  Conf.  champs.  1914-15,  Ohio 
State  Bskt.B.  champs.  1915,  won  Denison  Univ. 
singles  tennis  champ.  1915-16,  played  minor 
league  B.B.  in  S.  Atlantic  League  at  Columbus, 
Ga.  and  Charleston,  S.  C. ;  coached  St.  Xavier 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1915-28, 
officiated  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  1917, 
mem.  Camp  Sherman  F.B.  team.  2  yrs.  mem. 
Dayton  pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  5  yrs.  mem.  Canton 
Bulldogs  and  Dayton  Triangles  pro.  F.B.  teams. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  mem.  firm  Snyder, 
Henry,  Thomson,  Ford  and  Seagrave.  War 
Record:  Capt.  U.  S.  329th  Inf.;  gen,  hdqrs.  in 
Prance ;  engaged  in  Muese  Argonne  and  St. 
Mihiel  sector ;  disch.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  A.L. ;  Chamber  of 
Commerce ;  University  Club ;  Cleveland  City 
Club ;  Madis  G.C.  Hobby:  Tennis,  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  golf.  Married:  Harriette  McCann,  June 
28,  1924.  Children:  George  Milton,  3rd,  age  3; 
Jane  Belinda  (infant).  Office:  914  Williamson 
St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  18408  Winslow  St., 
Shoker  Heights,  Ohio. 


ROUDEBUSH,  JAMES  FRANKLIN,  football, 

basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Newtonville, 
Ohio,  Oct.  15,  1896.  Son  of  G.  M.  and  Roselin 
(Patchell)  Roudebush.  Ed.:  Milford  H.  Sch., 
1916;  B.S.,  Denison  Univ.,  1920;  Ohio  State 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Milford  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  capt.  Denison 
Univ.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  Deni- 
son Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1917-19,  mem.  Denison 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1919)  ;  All-Ohio  h.b., 
1917.  1918-20,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1920,  coach  Denison  Univ.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1920-28,  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  Offi- 
cial.    1922-24,  coach  L.B.  Harrison  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Air 
Service:  Ensign  Naval  Aviation,  1918-19.  Affil- 
iations: First  Natl.  Bank;  Warren  E.  Richards 
Co. ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Phi  Mu  Alpha ;  Masons ; 
L.  B.  Harrison  Club.  Office:  Fourth  and  Main 
Sts.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  540  W.  Seventh 
St.,   Cincinnati,  Ohio. 


ROUNSEVELLE,     ELIZABETH     DALTON, 

Metropolitan  open  archery  champion.  Born: 
Asheville,  N.  C,  May  24,  1906.  Daughter  of 
George  and  Mary  (Wilson)  Dalton.  Ed.:  Grace 
School. 

Record:  1926,  3rd  pi.,  Sesqui-Centennial  arch- 
ery tournament  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  3rd  place  Natl, 
archery  tournament.  1926-27,  won  flight  shoot 
Natl,  archery  tournament.  1927,  won  Mid-Win- 
ter archery  tournament  (Pinehurst,  N.  C.)  ; 
won  Meropolitan  open  archery  champ.  (N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.)  ;  State  archery  champ  (N.  C).  1928, 
won  Pinehurst  Mid- Winter  archery  tournament. 
Holds  world  record  practice  score  for  women, 
Amer.  round,  90-600.  Only  woman  known  to 
have  killed  a  deer  with  the  bow  and  arrow 
since  the  days  of  Queen  Elizabeth. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instructor  in  archery.  Affil- 
iations: The  Carolina  Archers;  Metropolitan 
Archery  Asso. ;  Natl.  Archery  Asso.  Married: 
Philip  Rounsevelle,  Dec.  10,  1922.  Address: 
Midlands  Road,  Pinehurst,  N.  C. 


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ROUNSEVELLE,  PHILLIP,  archery.  Born: 
Feb.  6,  1894.  Son  of  James  B.  and  Edith  (Gill- 
more)  Rounsevelle.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1918. 

Record:  1928,  won  South.  States  archery 
champ.,  Pinehurst,  N.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  The  Archers  Co.  War 
Record:  Pvt.  Rainbow  Div.  Affiliations:  Ki- 
wanis  Club;  The  Carolina  Archers  (sec.)  ;  Natl. 
Archery  Asso.  Hobby:  Archery.  Married:  Eliz- 
abeth E.  Dalton,  Dec.  10,  1922.  Office:  Pine- 
hurst, N.  C.  Home:  Midlands  Rd.,  Pinehurst, 
North  Carolina. 

ROUSE,  KENNETH  ALLAN,  captain  Uni- 
versity of  Chicago  football  team,  1927.  Born: 
Hamilton,  Ohio,  Aug.  22,  1906.  Son. of  Kenneth 
E.  and  Elizabeth  (Donaldson)  Rouse.  Ed.: 
Lindblom  H.  Sch.  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Univ. 
of   Chicago,    1928. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Lindblom  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1923;  mem.  All-City  and  All-Cook 
Co.  F.B.  teams,  1923).  1924,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Chicago  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1925-28,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Chicago  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927 ;  won  Chicago  Tribune  trophy,  a  full-size 
silver  football,  awarded  to  the  player  of  most 
value  to  his  team  in  the  "Big  Ten" ;  mem.  All- 
Conf.  and  All-West.  F.B.  teams;  selected  on 
Walter  Eckersall's  2nd  All-Amer.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu;  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Address:  6339  S. 
Hermitage  St.,  Chicago,  111. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  welfare,  Cleve- 
land Bd.  Ed.  Mil.  Service:  Ath.  dir.,  85th  Div. 
1917-18;  ath.  dir.,  Camp  Custer,  1918-19.  Affi- 
liations: 1st  Regt.  of  Chicago,  '01 ;  mem.  Mich. 
Ath.  Bd.  of  Control,  '19-23;  mem.  Ohio  H.  Sch. 
Ath.  Bd.  of  Control,  '28-30;  chrmn.,  Cleveland 
Bskt.B.  Comn.,  '23-28;  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Ma- 
sons ;  Athelstan  C. ;  "Big  10"  Univ.  C. ;  organ, 
and  treas.,  Inter  City  G.C.,  '22-23;  secy.,  Hel- 
ena, (Mont.)  Civic  C,  '10-13;  secy-treas.,  Mid 
West  Soc.  Phys.  Ed.,  '21-27 ;  secy-treas.,  Univ. 
Mich.  C.  of  Cleveland,  '27-28.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Kemp  Smiley,  June  18,  1908.  Chil- 
dren: Peter,  age  15;  Mary  James,  age  6.  Office: 
Board  of  Ed.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  2409 
Rinard  Rd.,  Cleveland  Hts.,  Cleveland,  O. 

ROWE,  HENRY  STUART  PAYSON,  track. 

Born:  Brookline,  Mass.,  Mar.  24,  1900.  Son  of 
Henry  P.  and  Carrie  (Chisholm)  Rowe.  Ed.: 
A.B.,   Harvard,   1922. 

Record:  1921,  mgr.  Harvard- Yale-Oxford- 
Cambridge  track  meet.  1921-22,  mgr.,  Harvard 
track  team ;  mem.  Adv.  Com.,  I.C.  A.A.A.A. 
1922,  mgr.  46th  I.C.  Asso.  of  Amateur  Aths.  of 
Amer.  track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Blair  &  Co.  Clubs: 
Longwood  Cricket;  Harvard.  Hobby:  Officiat- 
ing at  track  meets  and  playing  tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Van  Arnhem  Cassard,  Oct.  15, 
1927.  Office:  35  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  73  Coolidge  St.,  Brookline,  Mass. 


ROWE,  FLOYD  ARTHUR,  track.  Born: 
Sandusky  Co.,  Ohio,  May  8,  1884.  Son  of  Ar- 
thur, and  Evangeline  (Sharp)  Rowe.  Ed.:  Bat- 
tle Creek  H.  Sch.,  1904;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  B.S., 
1908,  P.G.,  1914;  P.G.,  West.  Reserve  Univ., 
1926. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Battle  Creek  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  and  track  teams  (runner-up,  2  mi., 
Natl.  A.A.U.  Sr.  track  meet  (Milwaukee),  '02; 
won  2  mi.  handicap  race,  1st  Regt.  Chicago  in- 
door meet,  '03,  2  mi.  state  champ.,  '03-04 ;  won 
440,  880  and  mile  runs  and  anchor  man  on  re- 
lay, Kalamazoo  River  Valley  track  meet,  '04 ; 
won  y2  mi.  and  mile  runs,  Albion  Coll.  track 
meet,  '04).  1905-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  relay 
teams  (broke  record  and  won  2  mi.  run,  I.C. 
Conf.  meet  (Chicago)  '05;  won  2  mi.  run,  I.C. 
Conf.  meet  (Evanston)  '06;  won  4  mi.  relay, 
Univ.  Penn  games,  '05-08 ;  made  world's  2  mi. 
relay  record,  '06-08 ;  won  2  mi.  run,  I.C.  4A 
track  meet  (Cambridge),  '07,  estab.  record: 
9 :34  4/5 ;  runner-up,  1  mi.  run,  I.C.  4A  track 
meet  (Phila.),  '08).  1908,  mem.  Amer.  Olym- 
pic team.  1909,  coach,  Butte  (Mont.)  H.  Sch. 
champ,  track  team.  1910-13,  played  pro.  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  1913-17,  dir.  Intra  Mural  activi- 
ties, Univ.  of  Mich.  1919-23,  dir.  phys.  ed., 
State  of  Mich. 


ROWLAND,  WILLIAM  P.,  tennis.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  14,  1872.  Son  of  George  L. 
and  Sarah  (Petty)  Rowland.  Ed.:  Friends 
Cen.  Prep.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1896. 

Record:  1883,  mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club 
team.  1890-1900,  mem.  Montgomery  A.C.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1893-94,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
F.B.  team.  1896-1912,  mem.  Merion  Club  tennis 
team.  1903-07,  mem.  Woosebury  C.C  tennis 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Exec, 
com.,  U.S.L.T.A. ;  Davis  Cup  Com.;  Amateur 
Rule  Com. ;  Constitution  and  Rules  Com. ; 
Middle  States  L.T.A. ;  vice-pres.  Phila.  Tennis 
Asso.;  Univ.  Club;  Bellfield  CO;  Penn.  A.C. 
Married:  Carolyn  Howell,  June  1,  1903.  (De- 
ceased). 2nd  wife:  Gertrude  Laurie,  Jan.  3. 
1910.  Office:  317  Federal  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  1536  N.  19th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ROWLEE,  FRANK  M.,  track.  Born:  Ander- 
son, Calif.,  Sept.  21,  1897.  Son  of  Clark  A. 
and  Jesse  B.  (Kieser)  Rowlee.  Ed.:  Kirkland 
H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wash.;  Wash.  State  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll, 
track  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922-28,  coach  Bal- 
lard H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  U.S.N. 
Med.  Service,  U.S.M.C.  Med.  Service,  10  Regt., 
discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Kappa ; 
Phi  Kappa  Phi ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Theta  Chi ; 
Theta  Chi  Alumni  Asso. ;  Nat'l.  Ed.  Asso. ; 
Wash.  Ed.  Asso. ;  H.  Sch.  Teachers'  League. 
Hobby:  Pishiug  and  cabinet  making.  Married: 
Elizabeth  S.  La  Rue,  June  10,  1922.  Children: 
Robert  Kenneth,  age  3.  Office:  Ballard  H.  Sch., 
Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  5832  7th  Ave.,  N.W., 
Seattle,  Wash, 

RUE,  DORAN  THERMAN,  capt.  University 
of  Illinois  track  team,  1927.  Bom:  Mattoon, 
111.,  Apr.  20,  1906.  Son  of  Joseph  A.  and  Mary 
N.  (Matteson)  Rue.  Ed.:  Mattoon  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Mattoon  H.  Sch.  track, 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Univ.  of 
111.  freshman  track  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  111.  varsity  track  team  (capt,  1927).  1926, 
won  West.  Conf.  Big  Ten  1  mi.  champ.  1926-27. 
mem.  All-Amer.  4  mi.  relay  team.  1927,  anchor 
man  at  Penn  relays,  4  mi.  team  (won  champ, 
of  Araer.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi. ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu  ;  Omega  Beta  Pi ;  Ma- 
Wan-Da  ;  Tribe  of  Illini;  Chicago  A.A.  Ad- 
dress: 1217  Marshall  Ave.,  Mattoon,  111. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B. ;  attorney.  Mil. 
Service:  Served  in  O.T.  Sch.,  Camp  Pike,  Ark., 
1918.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  Phi  Delta  Theta. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Office:  Washington 
Ball  Park,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  51  Aber- 
deen PI.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

RUFFIN,  JAMES  E.,  coach  and  athletic  di- 
rector. Bom:  Covington,  Tenn.,  July  24,  1893. 
Son  of  J.  B.  and  Mary  (Culbreath)  Ruffin.  Ed.: 
Aurora  (Mo.)  H.  Sch.,  1912;  A.B.,  Drury  Coll., 
1916;   LL.B.,   Cumberland   Univ.  of  Law,  1920. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Drury  Coll.  vars.  F.B. 
team  (picked  All-State  F.B.,  1913-14-15  and 
All-Mo.  Valley  (non-conference)  F.B.  in  1915; 
capt.  F.B.  team,  1915).  1915-16,  mem.  Drury 
Coll.  vars.  track  team  (holder  of  state  discus 
record,  115  ft.  10  in.,  1915-20 ;  capt.  track  team, 
1916).  1916-17,  coached  all  sports,  Reno  Co. 
H.  Sch.  and  Nickerson  Coll.  (Nickerson,  Kan.). 
1919-20,  dir.  of  ath.,  Cumberland  Univ.  1922, 
coached  F.B.,  Drury  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, U.S.A.,  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comind.  1st 
Lt.,  Nov.  1917;  discharged,  May,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Theta  Kappa  Nu;  Amer.  Leg.;  Lions 
Club ;  also  Forty  &  Eight  and  University  Club ; 
D  Club;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
832-6  Landers  Bldg.,  Springfield,  Mo.  Home: 
600  W.  State  St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 


RUBY,  EDWARD  JAMES,  football.  Born: 
Scotch  Plains,  N.  J.,  Aug.  4,  1899.  Son  of 
Charles  H.  and  Marian,  E.  (Ruban)  Ruby.  Ed.: 
Springfield  H.  Sch.;  Battin  H.  Sch.;  Syracuse 
Univ. ;   Carson  Newman  Coll. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Springfield  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1916).  1917,  mem. 
Battin  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (state  champs.). 
1923,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1924-26, 
mem.  Carson  Newman  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1926).  1927-28,  coach  Elizabeth  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  312 
Light  Tank  Bn.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Upsilon;  Springfield  B.B.  Club.  Address: 
Mountain  Ave.,   Springfield,  N.  J. 

RUEL,  HEROLD,  pro.  baseball.  Bom:  St. 
Louis,  Mo.,  Feb.  20,  1896.  Son  of  Geo.  A.  and 
Marie  (Gallagher)  Ruel.  Ed.:  Soldan  H.  Sch. 
(St.   Louis);    LL.B.,   Washington   Univ.,   1921. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Soldan  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team, 
1913-14).  1915,  mem.  St.  Louis  Browns  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Memphis  Club  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1917-20,  mem.  N.  Y.  Yankees  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Boston  Red  Sox  pro. 
B.B.  team.  1922-28,  catcher  Washington  Sena- 
tors pro.  B.B.  team    (won  world  series,  1924). 


RUARK,  EUGENE  H„  billiard  champ.  Born  : 
Hougo,  Md.,  April  14,  1894.  Son  of  H.  W.  and 
Lucy  (Leland)  Ruark.  Ed.:  Cambridge  H.  Sch. ; 
post-grad,  in  bus.,  1913. 

Record:  Mem.  Cambridge  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1912). 
1924,  won  Dist.  pocket-billiard  champ.  1926, 
won  Dist.  3-cushion  billiard  champ.  1927,  won 
Natl,  amateur  3-cushion  billiard  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Bradstreet  Co.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  in  115th  Regt.,  29th  Div., 
June,  1917;  comn'd  2nd  lieut.  Aug.,  1918;  bay- 
onet instr.  Officers'-  Training  Sch.,  Camp  Gor- 
don and  Camp  Wadsworth ;  comndr.  Motor 
Transport  Service;  discharged  Sept.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Chamber  of  Commerce;  A.L. ;  dir. 
Wash.  Asso.  Credit  Men ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Indian 
Springs  G.C.  Hobby:  Billiards.  Office:  454 
Munsey  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  St. 
Albans  Apts.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

RUBARTH,  ROBERT  FRANK,  football. 
Bom:  Gatesville,  Texas,  June  4,  1898.  Son  of 
W.  T.  and  Lena  (McMordie)  Rubarth.  Ed.:  E. 
Texas  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  1921 ;  A.B.,  Centre 
Coll.   (Danville,  Ky.),  1925. 

Record:  191617-19-20,  mem.  E.  Tex.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.,  1917-19).  1921-24,  mem.  Centre  Coll. 
F.B.  team   (Natl,  champs.,  1921;  state  champs., 


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1922;  picked  on  All-Ky.,  1922-23;  South, 
champs.,  1923-24;  picked  on  All-South.,  1924). 
1923-24,  mem.  Centre  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1925- 
26,  ath.  coach  Lancaster,  Ky.  1926,  F.B.  Offi- 
cial, San  Antonio,  Tex.  1927-28,  coach  and  ath. 
dir.  Brownsville  H.  Sch.   (Texas). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
U.S.M.C,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  S.  West.  Offi- 
cials' Asso. ;  "C"  Club  (Centre  Coll.);  under- 
writer Southland  Life  Ins.  Co.  (Dallas)  ;  Phi 
Kappa  Tau;  Keys  Club  (Centre).  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Office:  515  State  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Browns- 
ville, Texas. 

RUBIEN,  FREDERICK  W.,  secretary  of  the 
American  Olympic  Committee  and  Association. 
Born:  New  York  City,  November  23,  1870.  /Son 
of  Henry  and  Fredericka  (Schilling)  Rubien. 
Education:  College  of  the  City  of  New  York 
(Cooper  Union),  B.S.,  1892;  C.E.,  1898. 

Record:  President  of  St.  George's  Athletic 
Club.  Organized  the  Church  Athletic  League, 
New  York  City  (president  for  10  years).  1894- 
1928,  member  of  Board  of  Managers  of  the  Met- 
ropolitan Association  of  Amateur  Athletic  Union 
(vice-president,  1907-14;  president,  1914-22). 
1914-27,  secretary  of  Amateur  Athletic  Union  of 
United  States  (national  body).  1914-28,  secre- 
tary of  the  American  Olympic  Committee.  1922- 
28,  secretary  of  the  American  Olympic  Asso- 
ciation. Member  of  many  international  sports 
federations.  Vice-president  of  International 
American  Boxing  Federation.  Chairman  of 
Rules  and  Record  Committee  of  International 
Amateur  Athletic  Federation  (governing  body 
of  international  track  and  field  athletics).  Sec- 
retary of  the  Sport  Bay  Committee.  Authority 
on  track  and  field  constructions ;  designer  of 
many  athletic  fields. 

Present  Occupation:  Surveyor,  Department  of 
Taxes  and  Assessments,  New  York  City.  Affilia- 
tions: Royal  Arcanum ;  Cooper  Union  Alumni ; 
Municipal  Engineers  Association  of  Engineers 
of  New  York ;  Chevalier  of  the  Legion 
d'Honneur;  St.  George's  Club.  Hobby:  Amateur 
athletics  ;  athletic  field  construction  ;  playground 
facilities.  Married:  Anna  Kreutzer.  Children: 
Frederick  W.,  Jr.,  age  30;  Howard  N.,  age  26. 
Office:  900  Municipal  Building,  New  York  City, 
New  York.  Home:  644  Riverside  Drive,  New 
York  City,  New  York. 

RUCKER,  GEORGE  (NAP),  baseball.  Born: 
Alpharetta,  Ga.,  Sept.  30,  1885.  Son  of  John 
and  Sarah  (Henbree)  Rucker.  Ed.:  Alpharetta 
Public  schools. 

Record:  1903-05,  pro.  B.B.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  1905- 
06,  played  with  Augusta,  Ga.  1907-16,  played 
with  Brooklyn.     1919-28,  scouting  for  Brooklyn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Scouting  for  baseball.  Affil- 
iations: Mason.     Hobby:  Farming  and  hunting. 


Married:  Edith  Wood,  Oct.  1,  1911.  Office: 
Brooklyn  B.B.  Club,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Roswell,  Ga. 

RUDMAN,  MAURICE  A.,  football.  Born: 
Bangor,  Me.,  Dec.  6,  1895.  Son  of  Abraham  H. 
and  Dora  (Gordon)  Rudman.  Ed.:  Portland 
(Me.)  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Me.;  A.B.,  Harvard, 
1918;  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1921. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Portland  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (champs.,  1913).  1913-14,  mem.  Portland 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Me.  F.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  informal  F.B.  team, 
Harvard.  1918,  mem.  Camp  Devens  F.B.  team. 
1919,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Harvard  2nd  team.  1920, 
line  coach  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1922- 
28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1923-24,  F.B., 
B.B.  ad  Bskt.B.  coach  Catholic  H.  Sch.,  Port- 
land, Me. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.  S.  Army  April,  1918;  discharged  as 
sergt.  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  K.P. ;  I.O.O.F. ; 
Y.M.C.A. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Forty  and  Eight ;  I.O. 
B.B.  Hobby:  Football.  Office:  119  Exchange 
St.,  Portland,  Me.  Home:  18  Casco  St.,  Port- 
land, Me. 

RUFFING,  CHARLES  HERBERT,  pitcher 
Boston  Red  Sox,  1924-28.  Born:  Granville,  111., 
May  3,  1905.  Son  of  John  and  Frances  (Miller) 
Ruffing.  Ed.:  Standard  (111.)  Public  Schs. ; 
Nokomis  (111.)  Public  Schs. 

Record:  1920-23.  mem.  Nokomis  Club  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  Dover  Club  (East. 
Shore  League),  B.B.  team.  1924-28,  pitcher 
Boston  Red  Sox,  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Elks;  Boston  Red  Sox  Club. 
Hobby:  Bowling.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club, 
Boston,  Mass.     Home:  Nokomis,  111. 


RUGH,  FRANK  C,  football.  Bom:  West- 
moreland Co.,  Pa.,  Apr.  5,  1878.  Son  of  Dr.  Wil- 
son J.  and  Nancy  Elizabeth  (Hine)  Rugh.  Ed.: 
Pittsburgh  Acad.,  1898;  Gettysburg  Coll.,  1901; 
Univ.  of  Pittsburgh   1905. 

Record:  1897,  capt.  Pittsburgh  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1897-98,  capt.  Pittsburgh  Acad.  Bskt.B 
team.  1898,  mem.  Pittsburgh  Acad.  B.B.  team. 
1898-1900,  mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1900).  1900-01,  capt.  Gettysburg  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1902-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh 
F.B.  team.  1905,  coach  Cen.  H.  Sch.  1906-07, 
coach  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh.  1906-27,  mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1908,  F.B.  coach  Gettysburg 
Coll.     1910-14,  F.B.  coach  East  Liberty  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta  ;  Mason ;  Shriner ;  Keystone  A.C. 
(Pittsburgh,  Pa.).     Married:  Margaret  K.  Wix- 


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son,  Dec.  21,  1910.  O^ce:  1409  Park  Bldg., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  2535  Brownsville  Rd., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

RULEY,  ARCHER  EDWARD,  baseball,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  Sheridan,  Wash., 
June  29,  1894.  Son  of  Paul  E.  and  Jane  (Archer) 
Ruley.  Ed.:  Union  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Wash.  State 
College. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Union  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1910-12,  mem.  Union  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(H.  Sch.  champs.).  1911-12,  mem.  Union  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1912-19,  pitcher  Bremerton, 
Seattle,  and  Tacoma  amateur  B.B.  teams.  1919- 
20,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1920-23,  pitcher  Wash.  State  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(Coast  Conf.  champs.,  1920-21).  1923-24,  coach 
Non-Stop  Bskt.B.  champs,  Bremerton,  Wash. 
1924-25,  coach  undefeated  freshman  B.B.  team, 
Wash.  State  Coll.    1925-27,  played  semi-pro  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Paper  and  pulp  mill  constr. 
Affiliations:  Nat'l  Geographic  Soc.  Hobby:  Music 
and  experimental  chemistry.  Address:  2432 
Pacific  St.,  Hoquiam,  Wash. 

RUNGE,  WALTER,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Sept. 
2,  1884.  Son  of  Edward  J.  C.  and  Louisa  (Baum- 
garten)  Runge.  Ed.:  Flushing  (N.  Y.)  H.  Sch., 
1902;  B.S.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1906;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of 
Goettingen   ( Germany ) . 

Record:  1S99-1902.  mem.  Flushing  H.  Sch. 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  track  teams  (Metropoli- 
tan champ. ;  winners  Nat'l  champ.  Pan-Amer., 
E.  &  P.,  1900-02).  1902-06,  mem.  Colgate  Univ. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.  B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1904; 
capt.  F.B.,  1905).  1903,  mem.  Colgate  Univ. 
track  team.  1903-06,  mem.  Colgate  B.B.  team. 
Picked  by  Trevor,  N.  Y.  Sun,  All-time  All-Col- 
gate f.b. ;  picked  by  Fairman,  Syracuse  Herald, 
Colgate's  best  Bskt.B.  player  for  all  time.  1905, 
mem.  N.  Y.  a.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (winners  A.A.U. ; 
Metropolitan  Bskt.B.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  V.P.  Combustion  Eng.  Corp. ; 
International  Coal  Carbonization  Co.  and  N.  J. 
Coal  &  Tar  Co.  Affiliations:  B.D.B. ;  Theta  Nu 
Epsilon ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  A.C.S. ;  Mil- 
waukee A.C. ;  Essex  Fell  C.C.  Married:  Mar- 
jorie  B.  Whitson.  Children:  Three  daughters, 
ages  16,  13  and  9.  Office:  200  Madison  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C.  Home:  136  N.  Arlington  Ave.,  E. 
Orange,  N.  J. 

RUPP,  EDSON  COLDREN,  football.  Born: 
Marion,  Ohio,  Oct.  10,  1889.  Son  of  Luther 
Edson  and  Jennie  (Parsons)  Rupp.  Ed.:  Doane 
Acad. ;  Denison  Univ.,  Ph.B.,  1913 ;  M.S.,  1923. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1911)  ;  All-Ohio  State  h.b.  1911, 
mem.  Denison  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem. 
Denison  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1913).    1913, 


All-Ohio     State     guard ;     Ohio     State     champs. 
Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  math.  Denison 
Univ.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Masons ; 
Ohio  Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  pres.  Granville  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Charlotte  Eddy.  Chil- 
dren: Edson  Goldren,  Jr.,  age  13 ;  Nelson  Wood- 
ward, age  10;  Betty  Frances,  age  2.  Address: 
215  S.  Mulberry  St.,  Granville,  Ohio. 


RUPP,  RUSSELL  HOCKER,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Nov.  12, 
1896.  Son  of  C.  F.  and  Laura  (Blocker)  Rupp. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.;  A.M.,  Columbia 

Univ.,  1924. 

Record:   1914-16,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 

F.B.   team.     1916,   mem.    Lebanon   Valley  Coll. 

Bskt.B.   team.     1917-19,  ath.   dir.  Athens,  Ohio 
(Southeast.  Ohio  champs,  1917). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prin.  Shaker  Heights  Jr. 
H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Masons;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Ohio  F.B.  Officials  Asso.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Frances  Carr.  Children:  Bar- 
bara Ellen,  age  4.  Office:  Onaway  and  Wood- 
bury, Rds.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  3571  Strath- 
avon  Rd.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 


RUSH,  HAROLD,  swimming.  Born:  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.,  Sept.  8,  1907.  Son  of  Samuel  and 
Anna  (Dorfman)  Rush.  Ed.:  West  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  swim- 
ming team.  1926,  runner-up  M.A.C.  State  meet, 
breast  stroke ;  3rd  pi.  M.A.C,  breast  stroke. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Min- 
napolis  Boy  Scout  Bd.  of  Training  and  Review ; 
A.A.U. ;  Trefoil  Club ;  Quotiddian.  Address: 
4901  Vincent  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 


RUSSELL,  EDWARD  C,  football.  Born: 
Blossburg,  Pa.,  Jan.  14,  1892.  Son  of  E.  L.  and 
Eugene  (Miller)  Russell.  Ed.:  Mansfield  State 
Normal  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Mansfield  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.,  1911).  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team  (selected  All-Amer.  on 
Pop  Warner's  and  Bill  Hollenback  teams,  1915). 
1914-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  lacrosse  team. 
1916,  mem.  Jim  Thorpe's  pro.  F.B.  team,  (Can- 
ton, Ohio,  world's  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prop.  Mansfield  Marble 
Works.  Mil,  Service:  Lieut.  U.  S.  Air  Service. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  K.P. ;  Mason ; 
Shriner;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing.  Married:  Eleanor  Elliott,  1923.  Ad- 
dress: Mansfield,  Pa. 


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RUSSELL,  FRANK  FORD,  mem.  Yale  crew 
and  wrestling  team.  Bom:  Grand  Mere,  P.  Q.. 
Can.,  Aug.  9,  1904.  Son  of  Frank  Henry  and 
Marietta  (Ford)  Russell.  Ed.:  Milton  Acad.; 
B.A.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Yale  fresh,  polo  squad. 
1923-2G,  mem.  Yale  vars.  wrestling  team  (I.C. 
champ.,  East,  1924,  '25  and  '26).  1925  and  '26, 
mem.  Yale  Jr.  vars.  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  Affilia- 
tions: Guaranty  Co.  of  N.  Y. ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Skull 
and  Bones ;  Zeta  Psi  Club  of  N.  Y.  C. ;  Yale  Club. 
Hobby:  Yachting.  Office:  140  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
C.    Home:  152  Prospect  St.,  Hempstead,  L.  I. 

RUSSELL,  JACK,   pitcher  Boston   Red  Sox, 

1925-27.     Bom:  Paris,  Tex.,  Oct.  24,  1905.  Son 

of    T.    W.    and    Dora     (Biard)     Russell.  Ed.: 
Paris  H.  Sch. 

Record :  1923-25,  mem.  Paris  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1924,  capt.  Paris  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1925,  mem.  Paris  Ball  Club  (East.  Tex. 
League)  team.  1925-28,  pitcher  Boston  Red 
Sox  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks;  Boston  Red  Sox  Club.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club,  Boston, 
Mass.    Home:  Paris,  Tex. 

RUTH,  FRANK  A.,  pres.  Balto.  Baseball  Fed. 
Bom:  Baltimore,  Md.,  May  10,  1892.  Son  of 
John  Edward  and  Ida  (Oler)  Ruth.  Ed.:  Balto. 
Pub.  Schs. 

Record:  1910-15,  mem.  Balto.  Cross-Country 
Club  team  (est.  record,  inter-city  marathon, 
Laurel  to  Balto.,  1912;  won  Druid  Hill  6-mi. 
road  race,  1912 ;  est.  record  inter-city  marathon, 
Laurel  to  Wash.,  1913).  1915-28,  officiated  S. 
Atlantic  meets.     1918-28,  pres.  Balto.  B.B.  Fed. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sporting  goods.  Affiliations: 
Frank  A.  Ruth  Co.  Married:  Clara  J.  Gaule, 
Sept.  11,  1913.  Children:  Emma  May,  age  12  ; 
Frank  A.,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  Hanover  Bldg., 
Balto.,  Md.  Home:  4914  Woodbine  Ave.,  Balti- 
more, Md. 

RUTLEDGE,  WILLIAM  WEAVER,  mem.  I. 
I.C.  champ,  gym.  team.  Born:  Danby,  Mo.,  Aug. 
23,  1903.  Son  of  Dr.  John  Edward  Rutledge 
and  Delia  (Weaver)  Rutledge.  Ed.:  U.  S.  N.  A., 
1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  gym.  squad 
(mem.  I.C.  champ,  team,  1925;  4th  place  fly 
ingj  rings ;  mem.  I.C.  champ.  6-man  gym.  team, 
1926)  ;  mem.  U.  S.  N.A.  track  team  (capt.,  1926; 
broke  U.  S.  N.  A.  pole  vault  and  broad  .lump 
records ;  won  all-round  track  champ. ;  won  3 
first  places  against  West  Point).  Winner 
Thompson  Cup  (awarded  by  Col.  Robert  M. 
Thompson  each  year  to  midshipman  doing  most 
lo  promote  ath.  at  U.  S.  N.  A.). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Affiliations: 
A.F.  &  A.M. ;  ath.  mem.  Chi.  A. A.  Hobby:  Avia- 
tion.   Address:  409  W.  Main  St.,  Festus,  Mo. 

RUTZ,  BENNIE  EMIL,  football.  Born: 
Ripon,  Wis.,  Sept.  16,  1905.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Edward  W.  Rutz.  Ed.:  Belen  H.  Sch. 
(Belen,  N.  Mex.)  ;  New  Mex.  Agri.  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Belen  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (4  yrs.).  1923,  won  440-yd. 
dash  New  Mex.  H.  Sch.  State  track  meet.  1924, 
won  440-100-yd.  dashes  New  Mex.  H.  Sch.  State 
track  meet ;  runner-up,  220-yd.  dash,  New  Mex. 
H.  Sch.  State  track  meet.  1924-27,  mem.  New 
Mex.  Agri.  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-Southwest  h.b., 
1926;  capt.,  1927).  1925,  mem.  New  Mex.  Agri. 
Coll.   track   team    (runner-up   lOU-yd.   dash). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Delta  Theta.    Address:  Belen,  New  Mex. 


RUZICKA,  EDWARD  EWAN,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  27, 
1898.  Son  of  James  and  Anna  (Zasadile)  Ru- 
zicka.  Ed.:  Harrison  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Univ. 
Mich. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Harrison  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (capt.,  1915).  1914-16,  mem.  Harrison 
H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916,  mem. 
Harrison  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  ;i  pitcher  Nat'l  Mal- 
leable Casting  Co.  B.B.  team.  1917,  pitcher 
Hoffman  Electrics  B.B.  team  (champs.).  1918- 
19,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  Bskt.B.  team.  1918-21, 
pitcher  Univ.  Mich.  B.B.  team  (Conf.  champs., 
1918-20).  1920,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  bowling  team 
(champs.).  1922,  pitcher  Justins-Chicago  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1927.  pitcher  Quincy  Three  I 
League  B.B.  team ;  pitcher  Rock  Island,  Miss. 
Valley  League,  B.B.  team.  Ath.  instr.  Harrison 
H.  Sch.     Mem.  Sparta  Bskt.  B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  instr.  Mil.  Service: 
Pyt.  Marine  Corps,  1918;  hon.  disch.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Delta  Kappa ;  Druids ; 
Sphinx.  Hobby:  Golf,  reading  and  travel.  Mar- 
ried: Ruth  K.  Masilko,  Dec.  22,  1926.  Office: 
Harrison  H.  Sch.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  214  N, 
Austin  Blvd.,  Oak  Park,  111. 


RYAL,  ERNEST  L.,  pro.  golf.  Born:  Port- 
land, Me.,  July  8,  1894.  Son  of  F.  J.  and  Ada  A 
(Cash)    Ryal.     Ed.:  Portland   H.   Sch. 

Record:  1913-21,  pro.  golfer  Waumbech  G.C. 
(Jefferson  H.H.).  1915-16,  pro.  golfer,  Went- 
worth  Hotel  G.C.  (Portsmouth,  N.  H.).  1917- 
21,  won  N.  H.  open  golf  champ.  1919-22,  won 
Me.  State  open  golf  champ.  1921-28,  pro.  golfer 
(winter)    Kirkwood  G.C.    (Camden,   S.C.).  1922- 

24,  participated  in  Natl,  open  golf  champ.  1922- 

25,  pro.  golfer,  Kennibunk  Port  G.C.  1926-27, 
pro.  golfer,  Poland  Springs  G.C.  1928,  pro.  golfer, 
Forest  Hills  Ricker  G.C. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golf.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  U.S.A.  Inf.,  1918;  hon.  disch.  Dec, 
1918.  Affiliations:  P.G.A. ;  K.P.  Hobby:  Fishing, 
hunting  and  boxing.  Married:  Minna  Auger, 
June,  1917.  Office:  Poland  Springs,  Me.  Home: 
264  Brown  St.,  So.  Portland,  Me. 


RYAN,  FREDERICK  B.,  JR.,  mem.  Yale 
football  and  hockey  teams  and  golf.  Born:  N. 
Y.  C,  July  21,  1905.  Son  of  Frederick  B.  and 
Elizabeth     (Cady)     Ryan.     Ed.:    PH.B.,    Yale, 

1928. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N. 
H.)  F.B.,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (all  around 
ath.  medal,  1919).  1926-28,  mem.  Yale  F.B., 
golf  and  hockey  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising.  Affiliations: 
Beta  Theta  Pi;  Baltusrol  G.C.  (Baltusrol,  N. 
J.)  ;  Morris  Co.  C.C.  (Convent,  N.  J.)  ;  Somer- 
set CC.  (Bernardsville,  N.  J.).  Address:  High- 
land Ave.,  Short  Hills,  N.  J. 


RYAN,  JOHN  ELBERT,  football.  Born: 
North  Andover,  Grant  Co.,  Wis.,  Dec.  18,  1872. 
Son  of  John  and  Catherine  (Lewis)  Ryan.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.L.,  1895 ;  LL.B.,  1897 ;  Chicago 
Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt. 
1  yr.).  Mem.  Chicago  A.C.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Spanish- Amer.  War;  mem.  3rd  Wis.  Vol- 
unteer Inf.  Clubs:  Rainier;  Seattle  G.  and  C.C; 
Arctic.  Hoooy:  Golf,  hunting  and  fishing.  Mar- 
ried: Alice  M.  Berry,  Mar.  27,  1899.  Children: 
John  Elbert,  Jr.,  age  27 ;  Burns  Sinclair  Ryan ; 
William  Kirkland.    Office:  Pantages  Bldg.,  Seat- 


tle, Wash.    Home:  2237  Everett  St.  N.,  Seattle, 
Wash. 

RYAN,  JOSEPH,  football.  Born:  Brighton, 
Mass.,  Feb.  7,  1894.  Son  of  Thomas  E.  and 
Annie  (Bushe)  Ryan.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Harvard, 
1919 ;  Worcester  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  Mem. 
Harvard  track  team.  1920,  coach  Harvard  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1923,  coach  Colo.  Sch.  of  Mines 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  War  Record: 
French  Army,  1917  (Ambulance  Corps.)  ;  Brit- 
ish Army,  Palestine,  Egypt,  1918.  Clubs:  "H" 
(Harvard)  ;  Harvard  (Boston,  Mass.).  Office: 
18  Fremont  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  54  Grove 
Hill  Pk.,  Newtonville,  Mass. 

RYDER,  EDWARD  B.,  mem.  V.M.I,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball  teams.  Born:  Rich- 
mond, Va.,  Feb.  11,  1901.  Son  of  H.  F.  Ryder 
and  Alweena  E.  (Schleicher)  Ryder.  Ed.:  J. 
M.  H.  Sch.,  Richmond,  Va.;  B.A.,  V.M.I.,  1924. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  V.M.I,  vars.  F.B.  team 
(All-S.  Atlantic  champs.,  1923).  1921-24,  mem. 
V.M.I.  B.B.  team  (Va.  State  champs.,  1922). 
1922-24,  mem.  V.M.I.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt,  1923- 
24).  1920-26,  played  B.B.  with  Church  Hill 
A.A.  1925,  coached  Bskt.B.  team  for  Boys'  Club 
of  Richmond. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dyer  and  cleaner.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Alpha;  Mason;  V.M.I.  Club;  Ry- 
der Dry  Cleaning  Co.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Mar- 
ried: Mildred  Fergusson,  Oct.,  1925.  Children: 
Mildred  Jean,  infant.  Office:  421  S.  Harrison 
St.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  3406  Park  Ave., 
Richmond,  Va. 


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SABIN,  CHARLES  HAMILTON,  treasurer 
of  the  United  States  Golf  Association.  Born: 
Williarnstown,  Massachusetts,  August  24,  1868. 
Education:  Greylock  Institute;  M.A.  (hon- 
orary), Williams  College,   1915. 

Present  Occupation:  Chairman  of  board  Guar- 
anty Trust  Company  of  New  York.  Affiliations: 
Bankers  Club  of  America  (treasurer)  ;  National 
Golf  Links  of  America  (vice-president)  ;  Links 
Golf  Club;  The  Links;  United  States  Golf  As- 
sociation (treasurer).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Pauline  Morton,  December  28,  1916.  Children: 
Charles  EL,  Jr.  Office:  1401  Broadway,  New 
York,  New  York.  Home:  Southampton,  Long 
Island,  New  York ;  1  Sutton  Place  South,  New 
York  City,  New  York. 

SACKETT,  HENRY  R.,  basketball.  Born: 
Colorado  City,  Colo.,  Mar.  9,  1907.  Son  of 
Homer  E.  and  Verona  (Heck)  Sackett.  Ed.? 
Emerson  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Emerson  H.  Sch.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  capt.  Univ.  of  Chicago 
freshmen  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Chicago  varsity  Bskt.B.  team    (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Address:  753  Tyler 
St.,  Gary,  Ind. 

SADTLER,  OTIS  K.,  baseball,  basketball  and 
track.  Bom:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Nov.  4,  1888.  Son 
of  Charles  H.  and  Adele  (Keilholtz)  Sadtler. 
Ed.:  Boys'  Latin  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  U.  S. 
Mil.  Acad. 

Record:  Mem.  Boys'  Latin  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  B.B.  and  track  teams, 
1907).  1909-13,  mem.  U.  S.  M.  A.  B.B.  and  track 
teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1913).  1913,  mem.  U.  S. 
M.  A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1915,  ^^ach  1st  Inf.  champ. 
B.B.  team   (Hawaiian  Islands). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Major,  Signal  Corps,  U.S.A. 
War  Record:  Mem.  89th  Div.  Signal  Corps ; 
mem.  A.E.F.,  Jan.,  1918-Dec,  1919;  citation, 
Comndr.-in-Chief  A.E.F.  April,  1918.  Clubs: 
Army  and  Navy;  Congressional  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Helen  Hubner,  Baltimore,  Md., 
Sept.  1,  1921.  Office:  Munitions  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  2311  Conn.  Ave.  N.  W.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

SAGER,  ARTHUR  W.,  track.  Born:  Gar- 
diner, Me.,  July  4,  1904.  Son  of  George  R.  and 
Jennie  V.  (Cunningham)  Sager.  Ed.:  Gardiner 
H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Bates  Coll.,  1926. 

Record :  1926,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  track  team 
(javelin-throw);  won  following  dual  meets: 
N.  H.  State  vs.  Bates ;  Springfield  vs.  Bates ; 
hold  N.E.I.C.  record  (184  ft.  11  in.).    1927,  mem. 


B.A.A.  track  team   (won  N.E.A.A.A.U.  champ.). 
Pres.   Occupation:   Educator.     Hobby:  Music. 
Office:  H.  Sch.,  Sanford,  Me.     Home:  Preemont 
St.,  Gardiner,  Me. 

SAGALOWSKY,  JULIUS,  tennis.  Born:  In- 
dianapolis, Ind.,  May  5,  1906.  Son  of  Jacob 
and  Rachel  Sagalowsky.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Butler 
Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1921,  won  Natl,  boys'  singles  champ. 
1922,  won  West.  Intersch.  singles  and  doubles 
champ.  1923,  won  Natl,  junior  doubles  champ. 
1924,  won  Ind.  State  doubles  champ.  1924-28, 
mem.  Butler  Coll.  tennis  team.  1925,  won  Ind. 
State  Coll.  doubles  champ. ;  won  West.  Conf. 
doubles  champ.  1925-26,  won  Ind.  State  Coll. 
singles  champ.  1926,  won  Indianapolis  doubles 
championship. 

Address:  2117  N.  Pa.   St.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

SALMANS,  FRED,  golfer.  Bom:  Decatur, 
111.,  Aug.  21,  1909.  Son  of  J.  T.  and  Lottie 
Ethel  Salmans.  Ed.:  Wichita  (Kans.)  H.  Sch., 
1925. 

Record:  1924,  won  Municipal  amateur  tourn., 
Wichita,  Kans. ;  played  State  amateur  tourn. 
(semi-finals)  ;  won  Municipal  Free  tourn.  1925, 
won  State  amateur  tourn.,  Wichita,  Kans., 
Crest  Hill  C.C. ;  played  invitation  tourn.,  Man- 
hattan C.C.  (finished  2nd).  1926,  played  State 
amateur  tourn.,  Leavenworth,  Kans.  (semi- 
finals). 1927,  played  State  amateur  tourn. 
Holds  following  records :  Arkansas  City  (Kans.) 
C.C,  64;  Meadow  Lark  C.C.  amateur,  32-28; 
Hutcheson  C.C.  (Kans.),  65;  Wellington  C.C. 
(Kans.),  68;   Sims  Park,  Wichita,  Kans.,  63. 

tres.  Occupation:  Garage  business.  Affilia- 
tions: Meadow  Lark  C.C,  Wichita,  Kans 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Pauline  Cooley,  June 
9,  1927.  Child:  Fred  Bud,  infant.  Office:  242 
N.  Market  St.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  924  N. 
Hillside  Ave.,  Wichita,  Kans. 

SALTONSTALL,    LEVERETT,    rowing    and 

hockey.  Born:  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass.,  Sept.  1, 
1892.  Son  of  Richard  M.  and  Eleanor  (Brooks) 
Saltonstall.  Ed.:  Noble  and  Greenough  Sch. 
(Boston,  Mass.);  Harvard,  A.B.,  1914;  LL.B., 
1917. 

Record :  1914,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team ; 
capt.  Harvard  crew  (crew  won  Henley  Grand 
Challenge  Cup  in  England). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  First 
lieut.  301st  F.A.,  July,  1917,  to  Jan.,  1918;  mem. 
A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Natl.  Shaumut  Bank, 
Boston  Safe  Deposit  and  Trust  Co.,  and  Mass. 
Gas  Co.;  Mason;  Elks.  Clubs:  Somerset  (Bos- 
ton) ;  Exchange  (Boston)  ;  Harvard   (Boston)  ; 


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Norfolk  Hunt;  Brookline  C.C.  Hobby:  Horse- 
back riding,  drag  hunting  and  sailing.  Married: 
Alice  Wesselhoeft,  June  27,  1916.  Children: 
Leverett,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Emily  B.,  age  7 ;  Peter 
B.,  age  6 ;  William  L.,  age  1.  Office:  Shaumut 
Bank  Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Chestnut 
Hill,  Mass. 


SALTONSTALL,  W.  G.,  football,  hockey  and 
rowing.  Born:  Milton,  Mass.,  Nov.  5,  1905.  Son 
of  Robert  and  Caroline  (Stevenson)  Saltonstall. 
Ed.:  Harvard. 

Record :  Mem.  Harvard  F.B.,  hockey  and  crew 
teams. 

Address:  Harvard,   Cambridge,  Mass. 


SAMP,  EDWARD  JOSEPH,  football.  Born: 
Cecil,  Wis.,  July  7,  1889.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
Gustav  Samp.  Ed.:  Shawano  (Wis.)  H.  Sch., 
1908;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  A.B.,  1913;  LL.B.,  1915. 

Record:  1907,  capt.  Shawano  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  crew  and 
F.B.  team  (mem.  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  champ,  team, 
1912 ;  selected  by  Walter  Eckersall  on  All-Conf . 
team  and  by  Malcolm  McLean  on  All-West, 
team,  1912 ;  honorable  mention  by  Walter  Camp 
for  All-Amer.  team,  1912).  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1913,  F.B.  coach 
Hamilton  Coll.  (Clinton,  N.  Y.).  1915,  F.B. 
coach  Utah  Agri.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking  and 
real  estate.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Legal  Advisory 
Bd.  to  administer  Selective  Service  Act,  1917, 
Madison,  Wis.;  F.B.  coach  Williams  Coll.  S.A. 
T.C.,  1918,  Williamstown,  Mass.  Affiliations: 
Sec.-treas  Commonwealth  Guaranty  Co.  (Madi- 
son, Wis.)  and  Empire  Savings  and  Loan  Co. 
(Milwaukee,  Wis.)  ;  pres.  Realty  Sales  Corp. 
(Madison,  Wis.)  and  Deke  Bldg.  Asso.  (Madi- 
son, Wis.);  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Phi  Alpha 
Delta;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  K.C. ;  "W"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Wis.);  Madison  Club;  Nakoma  C.C;  Mil- 
waukee Real  Estate  Bd. ;  pres.  Madison  Real 
Estate  Bd.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Helen  Sul- 
livan, Sept.  21,  1916.  Children:  Edward  Joseph, 
Jr.,  age  10 ;  Mary  Jane,  age  8 ;  Helen  Jean,  age 
5 ;  Robert  James,  age  3 ;  Virginia  Joan,  infant. 
Office:  State  Bank  Bldg.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
2229  Eton  Ridge,  Madison,  Wis. 


SAMPSON,  ARTHUR  GRAVES,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Weymouth,  Mass.,  Oct.  24,  1898. 
Son  of  Edwin  R.  and  Lottie  F.  (Graves)  Samp- 
son.   Ed.:  B.S.,  Tufts  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1921-26,  coach  Medford  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (State  F.B.  champs., 
1923;  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1925;  track  champs., 
1923-25).  1926-28,  Tufts  Coll.  F.B.  team  (un- 
defeated team). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Married:  Anna  Belle 
Jones,  June  30,  1921.  Children:  Alan  Wesley, 
age  8;  Barbara  Louise  (infant).  Office:  Tufts 
Coll.,  Medford,  Mass.  Home:  711  Commercial 
St.,  Weymouth,  Mass. 

SAMPSON,  LAURANCE  R.,  All-Northwest 
basketball  guard,  1912-13.  Born:  Knox  Co.,  Ind., 
Sept.  13,  1890.  Son  of  S.  W.  and  Mary  E. 
(Maple)  Sampson.  Ed.:  Oakland  City  (Ind.) 
H.  Sch.;  Wash.  State  Coll.,  B.S.,  1914,  C.E., 
1924. 

Record:  1908-10,  capt.  Oakland  City  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911-14,  mem.  Wash. 
State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (chosen  All-Northwest 
Bskt.B.  guard,   1913;   capt.,  1913-14). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.,  Whitman  Co.,  Wash. 
Gov.  Service:  Navy  Dept,  Wash.,  D.  C,  1918-19. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  K.P. ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Civil 
Engrs. ;  West  Side  Tennis  Club.  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing and  tennis.  Married:  Leona  St.  Peter,  July 
8,  1916.  Children:  Marjory  Ann,  age  7;  Laur- 
ance  R..  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  Court  House,  Colfax, 
Wash.   Home:  301  W.  Spring  St.,  Colfax,  Wash. 

SAMS,  ROBERT  SHIELDS,  track.  Born: 
Atlanta,  Ga.,  Apr.  16,  1905.  Son  of  Richard 
Fuller  and  Elizabeth  (Jones)  Sams.  Ed.:  Tech. 
H.  Sch.  (Atlanta.  Ga.)  ;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1925; 
B.A.,  Oxford,  1927. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(defeated  Harvard  and  Yale,  1925).  1924,  won 
Fall  Handicap  track  meet  100-yd.  dash  (run- 
ning from  scratch).  1925,  mem.  Oxford  y2-mile 
relay  team;  won  Oxford  Fall  Sr.  Sports  meet 
100-yd.  dash.  1926,  mem.  Oxford  440-yd.  sprint 
relay  team  which  defeated  Cambridge.  1926-27, 
pres.  Merton  Coll.  A.C.  1927,  runner-up  in  Ox- 
ford Spring  Sr.  Sports  meet  120-yd.  high  hur- 
dles;  awarded  "Half -blue"  in  high  hurdles, 
competing  against  Cambridge. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  with  the  law  firm 
of  Troutman  &  Troutman,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Clubs: 
Centipede  (Oxford)  ;  Achilles  (Eng.).  Address: 
814  Juniper  St.  N.E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

SANBORN,  HARLAN  PAGE,  coach  and  ath- 
letic director.  Born:  Wakefield,  N.  H.,  Nov.  11, 
1889.  Son  of  John  Irving  and  Ella  Clara 
(Grant)  Sanborn.  Ed.:  Brewster  Acad.;  A.B., 
Dartmouth,  1911   (Cum  Laude). 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Dartmouth  F.B.  team. 
1911-14,  ath.  dir.  Greenbriar  Mil.  Sch.,  Lewis- 
burg,  W.  Va.  (State  Prep.  Sch.  champs.).  1914- 
15,  F.B.  coach  Chamberlain  Hunt  Acad.,  Port 
Gibson,  Miss.  (Prep.  Sch.  State  champs.,  '14). 
1915-17,  coach  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track,  Va.  Poly. 
Inst.  (South  Atl.  Bskt.B.  champs.,  '16-'17).  1915- 
28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials. 
1917-19,  U.S.A.  wrestl.  and  boxing  official.  1918, 
ath.  dir.,  Camp  Lee;  mgr.  and  capt.,  Camp  Lee 


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Officers'  B.B.  team.  1920-23,  ath.  dir.,  Woodbury 
Forest  Sell.,  Va.  (State  F.B.  champs.,  '21;  State 
Bskt.B.  champs.,  '22-'23).  1920-24.  Va.  State 
wrestl.  and  boxing  official.  1924,  ath.  dir.,  Ash- 
ville  Boys  Sch.,  N.  C.  (State  track  champs.). 
1924-25,  phys.  dir.,  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
1926,  head  Bskt.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  N.  C.  (South. 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  champs.).  1926-27,  coach  Strayers 
Bus.  Coll.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  1927-28,  ath.  dir., 
Emerson  Inst.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir..  Emerson  Inst. 
War  Record:  Conind.  2d  Lt.,  Inf.,  1917;  Comnd. 
1st  Lt,  1918;  Staff  Officer,  A.E.F.  (cited  for  D. 
S.)  1918-19;  asst.  dir.  ed.,  M.  T.  Training  Sch., 
Camp  Holabird,  Md.,  1919-20.  Affiliations:  dir., 
Dominion  Motor  Tours  ('24-'27)  ;  Dartmouth  C. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Masons;  R.A.M. :  Shrine;  Com- 
mandery.  Married:  Martha  Alcott  Lawton,  June 
18,  1923.  Children:  Marjorie  Jane  (infant). 
Office:  1740  P  St..  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2456 
20th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

SANDERS,  EGBERT  B.,  bowling.  Bom. 
Washington,  D.  C,  July  22,  1896.  Son  of  Eg- 
bert B.  and  Edith  (Merrill)  Sanders.  Ed.: 
Wichita  (Kans.)  H.  Sch.,  1913;  LL.B.,  Kansas 
City  Sch.  of  Law,  1920. 

Record:  1911-12-13,  mem.  Wichita  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1913-20,  mem.  Atchi- 
son (Kans.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  team  (champs,  of 
Kans.;  mgr.  of  team,  1914).  1920-22,  mgr. 
Tramway  B.B.  team  (winner,  city  champ,  of 
Kans.  City,  both  yrs.).  1922,  Mid  West,  Kans. 
City,  Mo.  1923,  A.B.C.,  Milwaukee;  Mid  West, 
St.  Louis.  1924,  A.B.C.,  Chicago ;  Mid  West,  Des 
Moines.  1925,  Mid  West,  Omaha  ;  A.B.C.,  Buffalo. 

1926,  A.B.C.,    Toledo;    Mid    West,    Sioux    City. 

1927,  A.B.C.,    Peoria;    Mid    West,    St.    Joseph. 

1928,  A.B.C.,  Kans.  City.  Average  at  date,   195. 
Pres.     Occupation:     Mgr.     commercial     dept, 

Kansas  City  Public  Service.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, May,  191S;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Alpha  Delta;  Ma- 
son ;  Shrine ;  Armour  Fields  G.C. ;  secy,  and 
treas.  Greater  Kansas  City  Bowling  Asso. 
Hobby:  Bowling.  Married:  Virginia  Elizabeth, 
age  7  ;  Marjorie  Mae,  age  3.  Office:  Kansas  City 
Public  Service,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  1416 
W.  50th  Terrace,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


SANDERS,  HOMER  M.,  football  conch  and 
official.  Born:  Winfield,  Pa.,  June  9,  1891.  Son 
of  Calvin  M.  and  Elizabeth  (Voneida)  Sanders. 
Ed.:  B.   Sc,   Bucknell  Univ.,   1916. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ.  F.B. 
squad.  1917,  mem.  319th  Inf.  F.B.  team.  1920-21, 
coach,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  Union  H.  Sch. 
(Turtle  Creek,  Pa.).  1922-2S,  mem.  C.B.F.O., 
handling  games  for  colls.,  normal  and  H.  Schs., 
West.  Pa.  and  East.  O.  1925-27,  secy.  Inter- 
Departmental  B.B.  League  of  Sharon  Westing- 


house  plant.  By  individual  effort,  created  senti- 
ment leading  to  organ,  of  asso.  of  officials, 
Northwest.  Pa.,  for  improving  and  unifying 
work  of  ath.  officials.  1927,  mem.  W.P.  Dist. 
Bd.  of  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  engineer.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  319th  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
Musician  and  Signal  Service.  Affiliations:  F.& 
A.M. ;  Kappa  Delta  Rho ;  Assoc,  mem.  A.I.E.E. 
Northwest.  Pa.  Officials'  Asso.  (secy .-treas.). 
Hobby:  Ath.  and  religious  education.  Married: 
Marian  McCune,  June  4,  1919.  Children:  Lor- 
raine, age  7 ;  Philip,  age  5 ;  Joan,  age  2 ;  Rob- 
ert, infant.  Office:  Sharpsville  Ave.,  Sharon, 
Pa.    Home:  639  Stambaugh  Ave.,  Sbaron,  Pa. 

SANDS,  ALBERT  THEODORE,  basketball. 
Born:  Chippewa  Falls,  Wis.,  Sept.  10,  1S91.  Son 
of  Andrew  and  Sophia  T.  (Stensetb)  Sands. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Conf.  champs,  three  times).  Wis.  State 
volley  ball  champs.,  192S. 

Pres.  Ocvpation:  Sec.  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Naval  Service:  Comnd.  ensign,  U.S.N.  Supply 
Corps,  1917,  Lt.,  1927.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Amer.  Legion ;  Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Carol  Beatrice  Berkey,  Dec. 
26,  1916.  Office:  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Eau 
Claire,  Wis.  Howe:  1518  Drummond,  Eau 
Claire,  Wis. 

SANDS,  MERRILL  B.,  manager  Yale  track 
team,  1906.  Born:  Portland,  Me.,  May  21,  1884. 
Son  of  Edward  and  Thirsa  (Burr)  Sands.  Ed,: 
Yale,  1906. 

Record:  1905,  asst.  mgr.  Yale  track  team. 
1906,  mgr.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Dictaphone  Corp. 
Clubs:  Yale  (N.  Y.)  ;  Advertising  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Hudson  River  C.C.  Married:  Margaret  Henry, 
1914.  Children:  Dorothy,  age  12;  Peggy,  age  8; 
Thirsa,  age  3.  Office:  Graybar  Bldg.,  N.  Y.  G, 
N.  Y.  Home:  27  Edgecliff  Terrace,  Yonkers. 
N.  Y. 


SANGER,  FRANK  E.,  baseball.  Born:  Paw 
Paw,  Mich.,  Jan.  25,  18S2.  Son  of  Julian  and 
Hattie  (Corey)  Sanger.  Ed.:  Paw  Paw  H. 
Sch.;  Baptist  Coll.  (Kalamazoo,  Mich.),  1903; 
LL.D.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1907. 

Record:  1900-01,  pitcher,  Paw  Paw  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team  (won  State  champ.).  1905-06,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team  (chosen  by  sporting 
writers  as  All-West,  pitcher).  1907,  pitcher 
Johnstown  (Pa.)  Tri-State  B.B.  League.  1909- 
10,  coach  Wash.  State  Coll.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations: 
Shriner ;  Elks ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  State 
Legislature  of  Wash.,    1919-21 ;    Kiwanis   Club. 


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Hobby:  Horses.  Married:  Jeannette  Voorhees, 
Dec.  17,  1907.  Children:  Winifred,  age  14; 
William  V.,  age  13.     Address:  Pullman,  Wash. 

SANSONE,  CHARLES  J.,  track.  Born:  Nor- 
wood, Mass.,  June  21,  1903.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Anna  (Scappare)  Sansone.  Ed.:  Norwood  H. 
Sen.,  1924;  B.S.,  Colby  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Norwood  H.  Sen.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Colby 
freshmen  F.B.  and  cross-country  teams.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Colby  cross-country  team.  1925-26, 
mem.  Boston  A.A.  track  team.  1926,  mem.  Bos- 
ton A.A.  world's  record  relay  team  (won  Wal- 
ter Scott  trophy,  Boston).  1926-27,  capt.  Colby 
relay  team.  1927,  runner-up  mile  I.C.  4-A  meet 
(Phila.).  1927-28,  capt.  Colby  track  team 
(holder  Colby  Coll.  records  in  mile,  half-mile, 
1000-yd.  run,  600-yd.  run).  Maine  I.C.  %-mile 
champ.,  1928;  New  England  I.C.  mile  champ., 
1928. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Bos- 
ton A.A.;  Colby  Coll.  A.A. ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ; 
Elks.  Hobby:  Playground  work,  phys.  ed.,  ath. 
work.  Address:  860  Wash.  St.,  Norwood,  Mass. 


Record:  Mem.  St.  Mark's  Sen.  F.B.  and 
hockey  teams.  1905,  mem.  Harvard  hockey  team 
I.C.  champ.)  ;  mgr.  Harvard  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clark  Childs  and  Co.  Naval 
Service:  Naval  Aviation,  discharged  1919.  Clubs: 
Racquet  and  Tennis ;  Piping  Rock ;  Harvard ; 
Fort  Orange.  Married:  Abbie  Barnard.  Chil- 
dren: Abigail,  age  14;  Russell  E.,  Jr.,  age  12. 
Office:  120  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Roslyn,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

SARGENT,  THOMAS  DENNY,  hockey.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Dec.  30,  1901.  Son  of  Joseph 
Denny  and  Louise  (Weir)  Sargent.  Ed.:  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.),  1921;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1925. 

Record:  1922,  capt.  Yale  freshman  hockey 
team.  1923-24-25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey 
team    (I.C.  champs.,  1924-25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  Conn.  Gen.  Life  Ins. 
Co.  Married:  Elizabeth  Owen,  Apr.  10,  1926. 
Children:  Thomas  Owen,  age  1.  Office:  Elm 
and  Hudson  Sts.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  115  N. 
Whitney  St.,  Hartford,  Conn. 


SAPP,  HENRY  O.,  JR.,  capt.  George  Wash- 
ington Univ.  football  team.  Bom:  Winston 
Salem,  N.  C,  April  2,  1905.  Son  of  H.  O.  and 
Eva  (Lindsey)  Sapp.  Ed.:  Davidson  Coll., 
1923;  George  Washington  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Davidson  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1925-28,  mem.  George  Wash- 
ington Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1926;  picked  h.b. 
on  All-Dist.  Col.  F.B.  team,  1926).  1927-28, 
mem.  George  Washington  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clerk.  Affiliations:  South. 
Pub.  Utilities  Co. ;  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis. Office:  South.  Pub.  Utilities  Co.,  Winston 
Salem,  N.  C.  Home:  1302  N.  Liberty  St.,  Win- 
ston Salem,  N.  C. 

SARAFINY,    ALBERT    JOSEPH,    capt.    St. 

Edward's  Univ.  football  team,  1928.  Born:  Cas- 
pian, Mich.,  Sept.  2,  1907.  Son  of  Frank  and 
Elvira  (Poncheri)  Sarafiny.  Ed.:  Stambough 
H.   Sch.;   St.  Edward's  Univ.  : 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Stambough  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (won  Menominee  Range  champ,  of 
Mich.).  1924-25-27-28,  mem.  St.  Edward's  Univ. 
F.B.  team   (co-capt,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Epsi- 
lon  Nu  Gamma ;  Scholarship  Soc.  of  the  South ; 
Neo. Scholastic  Soc.  Address:  57  Baker  St., 
Caspian,  Mich. 

SARD,  RUSSELL  E.,  hockey.  Born:  Albany, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  2,  1882.  Son  of  Grange  and  Caro- 
line (Woolverton)  Sard.  Ed.:  Albany  Acad.; 
St.  Mark's  Sch.;  Harvard. 


SARIDAKIS,  FRANK  J.,  track.  Born: 
Trieste,  Austria,  June  16,  1880.  Son  of  C  D. 
and  K.  (Homshak)  Saridakia.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1904. 

Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (won  Wis.  state  intersch.  high  hurdles, 
estab.  record  17  1/5',  1899;  tied  Univ.  of  Wis. 
record  in  high  hurdles,  15  4/5' ;  runner-up,  hur- 
dles, West.  I.C.  track  meet,  1902).  1907,  mem. 
Milwaukee  and  Mo.  A.C.  track  teams  (won  high 
and  low  hurdles  in  west.  A.A.U.  meet,  estab. 
record  of  15  4/5'  in  high  hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Archt.  and  structural  engr. 
Gov.  Service:  Volunteer  Service,  U.S.  Shipping 
Bd.,  Emergency  Fleet  Corp.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Chicago  Blue  Print  Co. ;  pres.  Ehn  Land  Co. ; 
Tau  Beta  Pi. ;  Wis.  Soc.  of  Chicago ;  Univ.  Club 
(Chicago,  111.)  ;  "W"  Club,  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ; 
Lake  Shore  A.C.  Married:  Clara  Cramer.  Chil- 
dren: Edwin,  age  17.  Office:  37  W.  Van  Buren 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  4851  N.  Calif.  Ave., 
Chicago,  111. 

SARLES,  WILLIAM  BOWEN,  hockey.  Born: 
Viroqua,  Wis.,  Oct.  1,  1906.  Son  of  Jesse  Eu- 
gene and  Frances  (Bowen)  Sarles.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  B.S.,  1926,  M.S.,  1927. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Bacteriologists  Soc. ;  Amer.  Asso.  for  the  Ad- 
vancement of  Science ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta ;  Alpha 
Zeta;  Phi  Kappa  Phi;  Phi  Sigma.  Hobby: 
Tennis.     Married:   Marion   Elizabeth   Reynolds, 


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Aug.  4,  1927.  Office:  Dept.  of  Bacteriology, 
Kans.  State  Agri.  Coll.  Home:  1127  Kearney 
St.,  Manhattan,  Kans. 

SAKRA,  ERNEST  LA  MAR,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Pensacola,  Fla.,  Sept. 
11,  1905.  Son  of  Alexander  and  Henrietta 
(Howland)  Sarra.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Fla., 
1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  track  team. 
1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  F.B.  team  (capt. 
freshman  team,  1923 ;  capt.  varsity  team,  1926 ; 
picked  All-South,  freshman  center,  1923).  1924- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt. 
freshman  team,  1924 ;  capt.  varsity  team,  1925- 
26).  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  B.B.  team. 
1927-28,  head  coach  Gainesville  H.  Sch.  (F.B. 
team  won  7  out  of  9  games,  1927).  1928,  mem. 
St.  Louis  Cardinals. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon;  K.C. ;  Blue  Key  (Univ.  of 
Fla.)  ;  "F"  Club  (Univ.  of  Fla.).  Hobby:  Base- 
ball. Office:  Gainesville  H.  Sch.,  Gainesville, 
Fla.  Home:  103  North  De  Villers  St.,  Pensacola, 
Fla. 

SAUGER,  FRED  A.,  football,  track.  Born: 
Egg  Harbor,  Wis.,  Aug.  14,  1890.  Son  of  Ben 
and  Sophia  Sauger.  Ed.:  Door-Kewaunee  Nor- 
mal, 1910  ;  State  Teachers'  Coll.  ( Stevens'  Point, 
Wis.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Door-Kewaunee  Normal  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1920-25,  mem.  State 
Techers'  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1920-22;  picked 
as  All-Normal  tackle).  1925,  mem.  Minn.  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  track  team.  1925-27,  ath.  dir., 
coach,  F.B.  and  track  and  dir.  of  Intra-Mural 
sports,  Reedsburg  H.  Sch.  1927,  coach  A.  L. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  War 
Record:  Served  with  Co.  D,  57th  Engrs.,  in 
A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Shrine;  Phi  Lambda  Phi; 
Acacia ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
B.B.    Address:  512  Second  St.,  Reedsburg,  Wis. 

SAUL,  BERTRAM  WINFRED,  football. 
Born:  Eaton,  Ohio,  Jan.  12,  1887.  Son  of  Elmer 
E.  and  Alma  Jane  (Laughlin)  Saul.  Ed.:  Mid- 
dletown  (Ohio)  H.  Sch.,  1905;  A.B.,  Otterbein 
Coll.,  1909;  Columbia  Univ.  (summer  sch.); 
Lehigh  Univ.    (summer  sch.). 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Middletown  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Otterbein  F.B.  team. 
1910-20,  ath.  dir.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Harrisburg, 
Pa.).  1910-28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
1924-28,  pres.  Cen.  Pa.  Bd.  of  Approved  Bskt.B. 
Officials.  1925-26.  pres.  Pa.  State  Bd.  of  Bskt.B. 
Officials.  1926-27,  ath.  dir.  John  Harris  H.  Sch. 
1927,  referee  Amer.  Bskt.B.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemistry  instr.,  John 
Harris  H.  Sch.   Affiliations :  Mason ;  Cen.  Bd.  F. 


B.  Officials ;  Rotary  Club.  Married:  Mary  Lou 
Sheetz,  June  22,  1911.  Children:  Elenor  Lou, 
age  8;  Bertram  W.,  Jr.  (deed.).  Office:  John 
Harris  H.  Sch.,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  Home:  Camp 
Hill,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 

SAUNDERS,  ALBERT  BULLVARD,  promo- 
ter of  harness  racing.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  8, 
1874.  Son  of  John  J.  and  Jane  (Gould)  Saun- 
ders.   Ed.:  Private  and  public  schs. 

Record:  1900-12,  has  raced  trotting  and  pac- 
ing horses  on  Grand  Circuit  major  half-mile 
tracks.  1900-28,  owner  and  breeder  of  standard 
breed  horses.  1912-18,  promoted  Grand  Circuit 
meetings  in  Phila.  Special  writer  on  horse  sub- 
jects for  the  Phila.  "Record"  and  numerous  turf 
journals.  Rated  as  an  authority  on  standard 
breed  horses. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Racing  sec.  Affiliations: 
Orange  Co.  Circuit  of  N.  Y. ;  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Fair  Asso. ;  Goshen,  N.  Y.  Grand  Circuit  Meet- 
ing ;  Natl.  Trotting  Asso. ;  Pen  and  Pencil. 
Hobby:  Trotting  horses.  Office:  1824  Market  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3644  N.  Syracuse  St.,  Phila., 
Pa. 

SAVAGE,  HENRY  SEYMOUR,  football. 
Born:  Cass  Co.,  111.,  Aug.  29,  1865.  Son  of  Henry 
Seymour  and  Sarah  Frances  (Ward)  Savage. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Princeton,  1887. 

Record:  1885-86,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(champs.,  1885;  capt.,  1886). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Logan  Sq.  State  and 
Savings  Bank.  Clubs:  Princeton  Club  of  Chi- 
cago ;  Ridgemoor  C.C. ;  Hamilton.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Edith  Mains,  April  2,  1912.  Child: 
Sarah  Frances.  Office:  2551  Milwaukee  Ave., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  6807  Sheridan  Rd.,  Chi- 
cago, 111. 

SAWYER,  GEORGE  HOYT,  baseball.  Born: 
Mitchell,  Iowa,  Dec.  7,  1871.  Son  of  Edwin  L. 
and  Julia  A.  (Hoyt)  Sawyer.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ. 
of  Chicago,  1899. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1898). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  City  Schools.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  K.T. ;  Isaac  Walton  League; 
Lions'  Club.  Married:  Nora  May  Vaughan. 
Child:  Ruth  Vaughan,  age  12.  Office:  H.  Sch. 
Bldg.,  Osage,  Iowa.  Home:  910  State  St., 
Osage,  Iowa. 


SAWYER,  HOWARD  MARTIN,  capt.  Prince- 
ton track  team,  1912.  Bom:  Medford,  Mass., 
Mar.  16,  1890.  Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Sarah 
L.  (Symmes)  Sawyer.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch., 
1908;  Lit.B.,  Princeton,  1912;  Mass.  Inst,  of 
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Record:  190S,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1909,  mem.  Princeton  freshmen  track 
team.  1910,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  hockey 
team.  1910-12,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  squad ; 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team  (capt., 
1912).  1911,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1914,  mem.  Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.,  treas.  and  dir.  the  Brunsene  Co. ; 
secy.-treas.  H.  M.  Sawyer  &  Son.  Clubs:  Univ. ; 
Union  Boat ;  Princeton.  Married:  Ruth  Howes. 
Children:  Jeanne,  age  7;  Doris,  age  6;  Charles 
H.,  age  4.  Office:  Stanley  Ave.,  Watertown, 
Mass.    Home:  2  Perrin  Road,  Brookline,  Mass. 


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Record :  1908-10,  Peoria  Co.  H.  Sch.  pole  vault 
champ.  1910-12,  mem.  Bradley  Coll.  track  team 
( Little  19  Conf .  indoor  and  outdoor  champs. ; 
capt.,  1911-12).  1912-13,  estab.  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 
pole  vault  record.  1913-14,  participated  in  Stan- 
ford vs.  Univ.  Calif,  track  meet  and  Pacific 
Coast  Conf.  meet  at  Oakland,  Calif. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  ins.  broker. 
Mil.  Service:  Co.  J,  5th  Regt.,  Great  Lakes,  111. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  A.L.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
fishing.  Married:  Hazel  Hancock,  Dec.  31,  1925. 
Children:  Henry  G.,  age  11 ;  Juliette  Ann,  age 
9.  Office:  101-18  Jefferson  Bldg.,  Peoria,  111. 
Home:  114  High  St.,  Peoria,  111. 


SAWYER,  RICHARD  ADAMS,  mem.  Yale 
baseball  team.  Bom:  Worcester,  Mass.,  Oct. 
22,1905.  Son  of  Thomas  J.  and  Sarah  (O'Brien) 
Sawyer.  Ed.:  South  H.  Sch.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad. ;  Yale. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Woodland  St.  Gram- 
mar Sch.  B.B.  team  (capt.  and  pitcher  both 
yrs.).  1921-23,  mem.  South  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(pitcher).  1923-26,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
B.B.  team  (pitcher,  1923;  capt.,  1925).  1926, 
mem.  Yale  freshmen  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1st  base 
and  pitcher).  1927,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B. 
team  (pitcher;  chosen  N.  Y.  News  All-Collegiate 
B.B.  team  of  1927,  pitcher ;  pitched  victories 
over  Princeton,  Univ.  of  Va.,  Holy  Cross,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  William  and  Mary,  N.  Y.  Univ.  and  Co- 
lumbia). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  43 
Oread  St.,  Worcester,  Mass. 

SAYGER,  HERMAN  EARL,  dir.  of  phys.  ed. 
Born:  Jonesboro,  Ark.,  Jan.  3,  1S95.  Son  of 
Lanny  and  Emma  (Graen)  Sayger.  Ed.:  Culver 
H.  Sch. ;  Culver  Mil.  Acad. ;  Heidelberg  Coll. 
(Tiffin,  O.). 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Culver  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (selected  All-Star  team,  In- 
diana, 1914).  1914-15,  mem.  Culver  Mil.  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1916-20,  mem. 
Heidelberg  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  teams  (All- 
Ohio  F.B.  team,  1917;  All-Ohio  Bskt.B.  team, 
1919).  Mem.  Heidelberg  Coll.  track  team  for 
2  yrs, 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  P.  E.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  U.S.A. ;  comm'd.  2nd  Lt.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Rotary ;  Masons ;  Nat. 
Coaches'  Asso. ;  V.P.,  Ohio  Conf.  Hobby:  Art. 
Married:  Florence  Marie  Borer.  Address:  107 
Main   St.,  Tiffin,   O. 

SAYLOR,  JAMES  RAY,  established  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  pole  vault  record,  1912-13.  Born:  Glasford, 
111.,  July  30,  1890.  Son  of  George  C.  and  Annie 
(Shreffler)  Saylor.  Ed.:  Glasford  H.  Sch.; 
Bradley  Coll.  (Peoria,  111.),  1912;  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.    (Chicago)  ;   Leland   Stanford  Jr.   Univ. 


SAYLOR,  OWEN  WEBSTER,  football.  Born: 
Johnstown,  Pa.,  Aug.  15,  1887.  Son  of  John  S. 
and  Cathrine  (Trexel)  Saylor.  Ed.:  Johns- 
town H.  Sch.,  1907 ;  Franklin  and  Marshall 
Coll.,  Ph.B.,  1911,  M.A.,  1917  ;  Univ.  of  111.,  1915  ; 
Harvard,    1916;    Caynegie   Tech.,    1920. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Johnstown  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (state  champs.,  1906).  1907-10,  mem. 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1909).  1911-12,  asst.  coach,  Greensburg  H.  Sch. 
1913-14,  coach,  Greensburg  H.  Sch.  (state  F.B. 
champs.).  1915-16,  coach  Johnstown  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1916-17,  coach  Franklin  and  Mar- 
shall Coll.  athletic  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  salesman.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Camp  Lee,  1918,  54th  Btty., 
transferred  Camp  Taylor,  Ky.,  33rd  Btty.  F.A. 
discharged",  1919.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Gov.  7th 
Dist.  of  Amer.  Business  Clubs ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Football.  Mar- 
ried: Helen  Statler,  Sept.  1,  1917.  Children: 
Elizabeth  Ann,  age  3.  Office:  Main  St.,  Johns- 
town, Pa.  Home:  1270  Saylor  St.,  Johnstown, 
Pa. 

SAYRE,  DR.  REGINALD  H.,  national  mili- 
tary revolver  champion,  1900-06.  Born:  New 
York,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  18,  1859.  Son  of  Lewis  A. 
and  Eliza  (Hall)  Sayre.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Columbia 
Univ.,  1881;  M.D.,  Bellevue  Hosp.  Med.  Coll., 
1884. 

Record:  1978,  capt.  Columbia  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1878-82,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track  team 
(runner-up  in  Natl,  mile  walk  champ.,  1877-78). 
1879-81,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  track  team ;  won 
I.C.  mile  walk.  1890-1928,  officiated  at  A.A.U. 
and  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  meets.  1900-03,  mem.  White- 
head challenge  cup  revolver  team.  1900-06, 
won  U.S.  Mil.  revolver  champ.  1903-05-08,  1st. 
place,  revolver  matches  at  Bisley,  Eng.  1908-12- 
24,  capt.  Amer.  Olympic  pistol  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orthopedic  surgeon.  Affilia- 
tions: A.M.A. ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  Masons ;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  ;  Univ.  Club ;  Army  and  Navy  Club ; 
"C"  Club.  Hobby:  Shooting.  Address:  1014 
Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


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SCAFFE,  THOMAS  CLARKSON,  All-Amer. 
tackle,  1918.  Born:  Columbia,  S.  C,  Apr.  19, 
1896.  Son  of  Win.  Allison  and  Lucy  (Spigner) 
Scaffe.   Ed.:  U.S.N.A.,  1919. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team 
(All-Amer.  tackle,  1918).  1917-18,  mem.  U.S.N. 
A.  wrestling  and  lacrosse  teams.  1919-23,  head 
line  coach  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  head 
coach  St.  Johns  Coll.  1927-28,  head  coach  Wof- 
ford  Coll.   (Spartanburg,  S.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Margaret,  Feb.  28,  1921.  Child:  Mary, 
age  3.  Office:  Wofford  Coll.,  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 
Home:  550  Cecil  Ct,  Spartanburg,  S.  C. 

SCALAY,  AL,  capt.  Duquesne  Univ.  F.B.  team, 
1927.  Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  ¥.,  Sept.  28,  1903. 
Son  of  Paul  and  Antoinnette  (Wolfe)  Scalay. 
Ed.:  South  Brownsville  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Duquesne 
Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  South  Brownsville  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.  South  Browns- 
ville H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1920-23,  mem.  South 
Brownsville  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem. 
South  Brownsville  H.  Sch.  track  team  (won 
meet  record,  440-yd.  dash,  52  sees.).  1925-27, 
mem.  Duquesne  Univ.  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma  Phi ;  A.A.U. ;  Duquesne  A.A.  Hooby: 
Raising  and  growing  flowers.  Address:  Palk 
Ave.  and  6th  St.,  West  Brownsville,  Pa. 

SCANLAN,  THOMAS  FRANCIS,  Central 
Board  Football  Official.  Bom:  Somerville,  Mass., 
Aug.  18.  1898.  Son  of  Thomas  Edward  and 
Mary  (Conlan)  Scanlan.  Ed. :  Somerville  (Mass.) 
H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Boston  Coll.  (Newton,  Mass.), 
1920. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Somerville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt..  1915).  1917  and  1919,  mem. 
Boston  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (defeated  Yale 
Georgetown  and  Holy  Cross,  1919,  and  thus 
gained  prominence).  1920  and  1921,  asst.  on 
coaching  staff  in  scouting  capacity,  Boston  Coll. 
1920-28,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  AVool  business.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.A. ;  Comnd.  Lt.  of  Inf. ;  dis- 
charged Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Boston  Coll. 
Graduate  Ath.  Bd.  (chmn.)  ;  Univ.  Club  of  Bos- 
ton ;  K.  of  C. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Elks.  Married  : 
Josephine  Mclsaac.  June  23,  1924.  Children: 
Joan  Marie  Scanlan,  age  2 ;  Mary  Patricia,  in- 
fant. Office:  232  Summer  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  7  Flint  Rd.,  Watertown,  Mass. 


SCANNELL,  DAVID  DANIEL,  baseball. 
Bom:  Boston.  Mass.,  June  24,  1874.  Son  of 
Daniel  and  Joanna  (Lyons)  Scannell.  Ed.:  Har- 
vard, A.B.,  1897,  M.D.,  1900. 


Record:  1894-97,  catcher  Harvard  B.B.  team. 
1896-97,  chosen  by  Caspar  Whitney  on  All-Amer. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Mil.  Service:  In 
service  from  Aug.,  1917  to  Feb.,  1919;  dis- 
charged as  Lt.  Col.  Clubs:  Harvard  (Boston, 
Mass.).  Married:  Elizabeth  Amanda  Scannell, 
1916.  Children:  David  D.,  Jr.,  age  15;  John 
Gordan,  age  14.  Office:  475  Commonwealth  Ave., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  489  Walnut  Ave.,  Boston, 
Mass. 

SCANTLEBURY,  WILBUR  EDWARD,  foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Bom:  Hampton,  Iowa,  May 
21,  1903.  Son  of  Frank  J.  and  Florence  (Van 
Nuys)  Scantlebury.  Ed.:  Hampton  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  B.B.  team 

(capt.,  1925).  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Iowa 
F.B.  team  (All-Amer.  mention,  1925).  1925-26, 
asst.  freshmen  coach  Univ.  of  Iowa.  Phys.  dir. 
and  coach  Findlay  H.  Sch.  Officiating  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coacb.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta;  Elks;  Hawk-I  Club  (Univ.  of 
Iowa).  Office:  Findlay,  Ohio.  Home:  200  3rd 
St.,  Findlay,  Ohio. 


SCHABINGER,  ARTHUR  AUGUST,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  Sabetha,  Kans.,  Aug.  6,  1889. 
Son  of  Charles  and  Johanna  (Pohl)  Schabinger. 
Ed.:  S.  West.  Coll.  Acad.  (Winfield,  Kans.)  ; 
B.A.,  Coll.  of  Emporia  (Kans.),  1913;  B.P.E., 
Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  S. West  Coll.  Acad,  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-13,  mem.  Coll. 
of  Emporia  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  B.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  B.B.  team,  1910;  capt.,  1911;  mgr.,  1912, 
F.B.  team ;  All-Kans.  q.b.  3  yrs. ;  mgr.  Bskt.B. 
team,  1912;  All-Kans.  Bskt.B.  guard  2  yrs.). 
1913-15,  mem.  Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.  F.B. 
team  2  yrs.  and  B.B.  team  1  yr.  1915-20,  dir. 
of  aths.,  head  coach  Ottawa  Univ.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (Kans.  Conf.  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1918).  1922-28,  dir.  of  aths.,  head  coach  Creigh- 
ton  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (N.  Central  Conf. 
champs.,  1923-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  aths.  and  head 
coach.  Mil.  Service:  Entered  service  July,  1918 ; 
stationed  at  Ft.  Sheridan  and  Ottawa  Univ. 
S.A.T.C. ;  2nd  lieut.  Inf.,  U.  S.  A.  Personnel 
Dept. ;  honorable  discharge,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Natl.  I.C.A.A.'  and  Soc.  of  Dir.  of  Phys. 
Ed. ;  vice-pres.  Mid- West  A.A.U. ;  former  vice- 
pres.  N.  Central  Ath.  Conf. ;  sec.-treas.  Natl. 
Asso.  of  Bst.B.  Coaches  (Creighton  Univ.)  ; 
Masons ;  Elks ;  Sigma  Delta  Alpha ;  Omaha 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Knights  of  Ak-Sar-Ben ; 
chmn.  Boys'  Work  Com. ;  Rotary  Club.  Married: 
Gladys  Johnson,  Aug.  15,  1916.     Children:  Joe 


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Office:  Creighton  Univ.,  Omaha,  Nebr.  Home: 
327  N.  36th  Ave.,  Omaha,  Nebr. 

SCHADE,  FREDERIC  LOUIS,  hockey.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Mar.  25,  1904.  Son  of  Henry 
C.  and  Emma  (Horoish)  Schade.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1923-24;  capt., 
1925).     • 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swift  &  Co.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Tau  Omega.  Office:  Swift  &  Co.,  S.  St. 
Paul,  Minn.  Home:  849  Linwood  Place,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

SCHAEFFER,  E.  CARROLL,  A.A.U.  champ, 
swimmer.  Born:  Reading,  Pa.,  Nov.  14,  1879. 
Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Amelia  (McKnight) 
Schaeffer.     Ed.:  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1902. 

Record:  1898-1902,  A.A.U.  champ,  swimmer 
at  100,  220  and  440  yds.  1902,  A.A.U.  champ, 
swimmer  at  100,  220,  440  and  880  yds.  and  1 
mile.  Retired  undefeated,  1902,  holding  world's 
records  at  100  and  220  yds.  and  every  Amer. 
record  and  A.A.U.  champ,  from  20  yds.  to  1  mile. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
Union  Bank  (dir.  and  trust  offi.)  ;  Berkshire 
Club ;  Wyomissing  Club ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  golf.  Married:  Emma  Endlich, 
1909.  Child:  Amy  E.  Office:  524  Washington, 
Reading,  Pa.   Home:  Endlich  Ave.,  Reading,  Pa. 


SCHAEFFER,  JOHN  M.,  football.  Born: 
Newark,  N.  J.,  Aug.  20,  1904.  Son  of  Harry 
and  Aurelia  (Messmer)  Schaeffer.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1927. 

Record :  1926,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  National  City  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Upsilon ;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.). 
Office:  72  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  S. 
Pk.  Rd.,  Maplewood,  N.  J. 


SCHAFER,  JAMES  ATLEE,  football.  Born: 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  Dec.  11,  1894.  Son  of  Wm. 
and  Matilda  (Backus)  Schafer.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Kenyon  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Kenyon  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  tennis  teams  (All-Ohio  Bskt. 
B.  team,  1914-15;  capt.  tennis,  1915-17).  1916, 
won  Ohio  I.C.  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  The  Schafer-Shur  Coal  Co. 
Mil.  Service:  Machine  gun  instr.,  Camp  Han- 
cock, Ga.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta 
Phi;  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  official.  Hobby:  Books 
and  golf.  Married:  Carlotta  Wolverton,  Dec. 
10,  1921.  Children:  Harriet  Crosby,  age  3. 
Office:  409  Cuyahoga  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Home:  2285  Bellfield  Rd.,  Cleveland,  Hgts.,  Ohio 


SCHANG,  WALTER,  catcher,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Wales,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  22,  1890.  Son  of  Frank 
and  Mary  (Keene)  Schang.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs. 
(Wales). 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Buffalo  (N.  Y.)  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1913-18,  catcher,  Phila.  "Athletics." 
1918-20,  catcher,  Boston  "Red  Sox."  1921-26, 
catcher,  N.  Y.  "Yankees."  1926-28,  catcher,  St. 
Louis  "Brown."  Played  in  6  world  series  games 
(more  than  any  Amer.  League  catcher). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Elks.  Hobby:  Bowling  and  golf.  Married:  Marie 
Aubrey,  Oct.  14,  1915.  Children:  Joan  Maria, 
age  2.  Office:  C/o  St.  Louis  "Browns,"  St. 
Louis,  Mo.     Home:  Willow  Grove,  Pa. 

SCHARA,  ALFRED  JOHN,  capt.  Oshkosh 
State  Teachers  College  football  team,  1927. 
Born:  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  Sept.  24,  1906.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Martin  Schara.  Ed.:  Oshkosh  H.  Sch. ; 
Oshkosh  Normal  Sch.;  Oshkosh  State  Teachers 
Coll. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Oshkosh  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Oshkosh  Normal  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (state  champs.,  1925;  Wis.  All-Conf. 
guard,  1926).  1927,  capt.  Oshkosh  State  Teach- 
ers Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  265 
John  St.,  Oshkosh,  Wis. 

SCHARDT,  ARLIE  ALFRED,  mem.  U.  S. 
Olympic  track  and  field  team,  1920.  Born:  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  Apr.  24,  1895.  Son  of  George 
and  Carolina  (Zentner)  Schardt.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross- 
country team  (won  West.  *Coll.  cross-country 
champ.,  1915).  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team  (Univ.  mile  record  holder,  4.20  1-5. 
Won  Big  10  indoor  Conf.  mile  run,  1917.  1917, 
mem.  Chicago  A.C.  Natl,  champ,  track  and  field 
team.  1919,  mem.  Inter-Allied  track  team  (Paris, 
France).  1920,  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  track  and 
field  team  (3rd  place  3000  meter  run,  Olympic 
games,  Antwerp,  Belgium). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  and  ath.  coach,  Mil- 
waukee South  Div.  H.  Sch.  War  Record:  Mem. 
A.E.F. ;  1st  Lt,  104th  Regt,  26th  Div.  Affilia- 
tions: Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  officiating 
athletics.  Married:  Dorothy  Wells,  Apr.  9,  1927. 
Office:  9th  and  Lapham  Sts.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  394  Quincy  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

SCHATNIKOW,  WILLIAM  F.,  baseball. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  June  28,  1906.  Son  of  F. 
H.  and  Bertha  (Bohn)  Schatnikow.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1926-27,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  School:  40  Kirk- 
land  St.,  Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  337  High- 
wood  St.,  Leaneck,  N.  J. 


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SCHEFFER,  LOUIS  KOSSUTH,  football, 
basketball  and  baseball.  Born:  Harrisburg,  Pa., 
June  3,  1894.  Son  of  Louis  Kossuth  and  Rosanna 
Rhoads  (Shoemaker)  Scheffer.  Ed. :B.S.,  Gettys- 
burg Coll.  (Pa.). 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  var- 
sity Bskt.B.  team.  1916-18,  mem.  Gettysburg 
Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1918).  1917, 
mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1918, 
mem.  Gettysburg  Coll.  track  team.  1919-24, 
played  semi-pro.  and  pro.  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sanitary  engr.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  May,  1918;  1st 
Class  Pvt,  82nd  Co.,  3rd  Bn.,  6th  Regt.,  2nd 
Div.,  A.B.F. ;  with  Army  of  Occupation  in  Ger- 
many, Dec.  1918  to  July  1919;  discharged  Aug. 
1919.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Masons; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Sarah  McCor- 
mick,  Aug.  13,  1921.  Children:  Dorothy,  age  5; 
Louis  Kossuth,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  State  Capitol, 
Harrisburg,  Pa.  Home:  1013  Green  St.,  Harris- 
burg, Pa. 

SCHELL,  EDWIN  WRIGHT,  mem.  Olympic 
boxing  team,  1920.  Born:  Berwyn,  111.,  Nov.  14, 
1900.  Son  of  Edwin  A,  and  Emma  (Wright) 
Schell.      Ed.:   Mt.   Pleasant   H.    Sch.    (Iowa)  ; 

U.S.N.A. 

Record:  1920,  capt.  U.S.N. A.  boxing  team  (I. 
C.  middleweight  champ. ;  mem.  Olympic  boxing 
team,  Antwerp,  Belgium).  1924,  runner-up  S. 
Atlantic  light  heavyweight  boxing  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer.  War  Record: 
Served  on  Bd.  U.S.S.  Maine  with  Atlantic  fleet 
3  mos.  in  1918.  Affiliations:  Masons.  Married: 
Louise  Freeman,  Dec.  18,  1926.  Address:  U.S.S. 
Wyoming,  c/o  Postmaster,  N.  Y.  C. 

SCHENCK,  WILLIAM  S.,  baseball.  Born: 
Princeton,  N.  J.,  May  6,  1859.  Son  of  Alexander 
and  Sarah  E,  (Johnson)  Schenck.  Ed.:  Prince- 
ton, 1880. 

Record:  1878-81,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team. 

Address:  Princeton,  N.  J. 

SCHENKE,  OTTO  C,  coach.  Born:  Lena, 
Wis.,  Sept.  27,  1890.  Son  of  Herman  and  Thersa 
Schenke.  Ed.:  Oconto  H.  Sch.,  1910;  Oshkosh 
State  Teachers  Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Oconto  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911-14,  mem.  Teach- 
ers Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  team.  1910, 
mem.  Co.  "M"  Bskt.B.  team  (claimants  to  state 
title).  1916-17,  coach  Bskt.B.  team,  Rice  Lake 
H.  Sch.  1919-20,  coach,  F.B.  team  Ricei  Lake  H. 
Sch.  1920-21,  coach  Shawano  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1921,  coach  Shawano  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1924-25,  coach  Lodi  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  Mem.  Wis.  Natl.  Guard  State  rifle  team, 
1914. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  H.  Sch.  Manual 
Arts  (Waupun,  Wis.).  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Wis.  Natl.  Guard,  1910-15.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Odd  Fellows;  Masons.  Married:  Charity 
Schenke,  1915.  Children:  Lahron,  age  8 ;  Rus- 
sell, age  3.  Address:  419  S.  Watertown,  Waupun, 
Wis. 


SCHENKEL,  ALBERT  A.,  baseball,  basket- 
ball and  football.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Oct.  7, 
1899.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Fanny  (Klahr)  Schen- 
kel.  Ed.:  Morton  St.  Sch.  (Newark,  N.  J.)  ; 
Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  N.  Y.  Univ. ;  Columbia  Teachers 
Coll. ;  Newark  Normal  Sch.  for  Pbys.  Ed.  and 
Hygiene,  1922. 

Record:  1910-14,  mem.  Morton  St.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  BsktB.  teams.  1915,  junior  shot  put  rec- 
ord holder,  Newark,  N.  J.  1915-19,  mem.  Cen. 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1916,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (Natl,  champs.).  1920-22,  mem. 
Newark  Normal  Sch.  for  Phys.  Ed.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1922,  dir.  phys.  ed.  and  swim- 
ming instr.,  Jersey  City  Public  Schs.  1924,  phys. 
ed.  instr.  Henry  Snyder  Junior  H.  Sch.,  Jersey 
City,  N.  J.  1924-25,  swimming  instr.,  Temple 
Buai  Abraham,  Newark,  N.  J. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.,  Jersey  City, 
N.  J.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Shrine ;  Tall  Cedars 
(Lebanon)  ;  Natl.  Teim  Verein  (Newark,  N.  J.). 
Hobby:  Physical  training.  Office:  Henry  Sny- 
der Junior  H.  Sch.,  Berigen  Ave.,  Jersey  City, 
N.  J.     Home:  36  Prince  St.,  Newark,  N.  J. 


SCHERNECKER,  EDWARD  GEORGE,  foot- 
ball. Born:  Bristol,  Dane  Co.,  Wis.,  Mar.  29, 
1896.  Son  of  George  J.  and  E'steher  (Cleary) 
Schernecker.  Ed.:  Madison  H.  Sch. ;  Mach. 
Mate  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B. 
squad.  1925-26,  mem.  Wis.  Official  Asso.  (offi- 
ciating H.  Sch.  F.B.  games). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  supt.,  W.  H.  Salisbury 
and  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.  Navy, 
1917,  finished  Sch.  of  Aviation,  1918,  joined  for- 
eign draft  which  culminated  at  Phila.,  Pa.,  ac- 
tive duty  at  Naval  Air  Station,  Rockaway 
Beach,  L.  I.,  N.  Y.,  one  of  the  1st  4  mechanics 
on  N.C.I,  test  flights.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Gamma 
Rho ;  United  Commercial  Travelers  of  Amer. ; 
Amer.  Soc.  of  Agri.  Engrs. ;  Saddle  and  Sirloin 
Club;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Office:  411 
N.  Morgan  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  946  Jenifer 
St.,  Madison,  Wis. 


SCHEUBER,  FRANK  BALL,  sprinter,  hurd- 
ler and  pole  vaulter.  Born:  Ft.  Worth,  Tex., 
Aug.  14,  1882.  Son  of  Charles  and  Jennie 
(Scott)  Schenber.  Ed.:  Prep.  Dept.,  Ft.  Worth 
Univ.;  Worcester  Acad.  (Mass.);  Hopkinson 
Sch.  (Boston)  ;  Harvard;  Univ.  of  Tex. 


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Record:  1898,  runner-up  pole  vault,  Intersch. 
Indoor  meet  (Boston)  ;  won  pole  vault,  Intersch. 
Outdoor  meet  (Boston)  ;  tied  1st  place,  pole 
vault — 10  ft.,  9  in. — Intersch.  Outdoor  meet  (N. 
Y.).  1899,  won  40  yd.  novice,  4  3/5  sees,  (tieing 
world's  record)  ;  won  40  yd.  handicap,  B.A.A.  In- 
door meet ;  runner-up  40  yd.  dash ;  runner-up  45 
yd.  hurdles ;  runner-up  pole  vault  Intersch.  In- 
ddor  meet  (Boston)  ;  runner-up  100yd.  dash  ;  won 
220  yd.  hurdles ;  runner-up  pole  vault  New  Eng. 
Intersch.  Outdoor  meet  (Worcester)  ;  won  220 
yd.  dash  Worcester  Acad,  class  games.  1900, 
won  40  yd.  dash ;  runner-up  45  yd.  low  hurdles ; 
won  pole  vault  Intersch.  Indoor  meet  (Boston)  ; 
mem.  Hopkinson  Sch.  F.B.  team  (Inter-Prep, 
champs.)  ;  elected  pres.  New  Eng.  Intersch.  A. 
A.  1901,  broke  world's  record  of  6  sees.,  45  yd. 
low  hurdles,  5  4/5  sees.,  B.A.A.  Indoor  meet; 
tied  1st  place  40  yd.  dash ;  won  45  yd.  low 
hurdles,  Intersch.  Indoor  meet ;  broke  Intersch. 
record  for  220  yd.  low  hurdles.  24  3/5  sees., 
Intersch.  Outdoor  meet  (Cambridge).  1902,  won 
40  yds.  Invitation  dash,  B.A.A.  Indoor  meet ; 
capt.,  Harvard  freshman  class  team  (won  class 
relay,  Harvard-Tale  games). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cashier,  Wm.  Cameron  Co., 
Inc.,  Ft.  Worth,  Tex.  Office:  52  Jennings  Ave., 
Ft.  Worth,  Tex.  Home:  816  Taylor  St.,  Ft. 
Worth,  Tex. 


SCHILDHAUER,  CLARENCE  HENRY,  May 

1  and  2,  1925,  established  world's  record  sus- 
tained flight  (endurance)  in  seaplane.  Born. 
New  Holstein,  Wis.,  Dec.  29,  1895.  Son  of  Her- 
man and  Agnes  (Schmidt)  Schildhauer.  Ed.: 
U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1918. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad, 
crew.  1916-17-18,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval  Acad,  var- 
sity F.B.  team.  1917-18,  mem.  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad,  wrestling  team.  1925,  established  world's 
record  for  sustained  flight  in  seaplane  (endur- 
ance), 28  hrs.  37  min.  27  sec;  record  has  just 
been  broken.  Alternate  pilot  West  Coast-Ha- 
waiian flight  with  Comndr.  John  Rodgers,  U.  S. 
Navy. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  aviator.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Cruiser  and  transport  service  U.  S.  S.  Le- 
viathan, 1918 ;  destroyer  force,  Queenstown, 
Ireland,  1918.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Sojourners' 
Club  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Army  and  Navy 
Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Caterpillar  Club.  Hobby: 
Athletics  and  motoring.  Address:  V  X  Squad- 
ron, Hampton  Roads,  Va. 

SCHILL,  RUSSELL  JOHN,  football.  Born: 
Akron,  Ohio,  Feb.  25,  1906.  Son  of  Christian 
and  Martha  Schill.  Ed.:  Akron  South  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Baldwin-Wallace  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Akron  South  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Bald- 
win-Wallace F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B  team  (capt. 


F.B.   team,    1927 ;    Ohio   Conf.    individual   high- 
point   scorer,   1926-27 ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Kappa  Nu ;  pres.  B.  Whittemens  Club.  Hobby: 
Biological  work.  Address:  222  Bush  St., 
Berea,  Ohio. 


SCHISSLER,  PAUL  J.,  JR.,  football,  track, 
baseball.  Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Nov.  11,  1893. 
Son  of  Paul  J.,  Sr.,  and  Marie  Schissler.  Ed.: 
Doane  Coll. ;   Hastings  Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Nebr. 

Record:  Mem.  Hastings  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1913-14,  dir.  of  aths.  Hastings 
(Nebr.)  H.  Sch.  (West.  Nebr.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
champs.  2  yrs.").  1915,  mem.  Doane  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (runner-up  Nebr.  I.C.  Conf.  champ.). 
1916,  mem.  St.  Viator  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams  (tied  for  Little  "19"  F.B.  champ.;  State 
B.B.  champs.).  1918-20,  head  coach  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  and  asst.  coach  F.B.  team  Univ. 
of  Nebr.  (Mid- West.  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1919-20). 
1921-23,  dir.  of  aths.  and  head  coach  Lombard 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (Little  "19"  111.  I.C.  champs.). 
1924-27,  head  coach  Ore.  State  Coll.  (Corvallis) 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (tied  for  Pacific  Coast 
Conf.  F.B.  champ.,  1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach.  Affiliations: 
Masons ;  Scottish  Rite ;  Shrine ;  Elks  ;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Multnomah 
A.C.  Married:  Emma  Lou  Williamson,  Dec.  19, 
1923.    Address:  142  N.  12th  St.,  Corvallis,  Ore. 


SCHJOLL,  CARL  GEORGE,  track.  Born: 
Zumbrota,  Minn.,  Dec.  29,  1900.  Son  of  Karl  B. 
and  Sophia  (Olson)  Schjoll.  Ed.:  Northfleld 
(Minn.)  H.  Sch.,  1919;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1924. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1923, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (placed  4th  in  all-round  champ.,  111.  re- 
lays and  Natl.  I.C.  meet  in  javelin).  1924, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (won  dual  meet  indoor  shot-put  with 
Iowa;  won  both  javelin  and  discus  champ  Ohio 
and  Drake  relays ;  ranked  1st  and  2nd  in  U.  S. 
in  javelin).  1927,  placed  3rd  in  Natl.  A.A.U. 
meet.  1928,  1st  place  in  Natl.  Hexathlon  (Min- 
neapolis) ;  unofficially  broke  Y.M.C.A.  world's 
record  in  javelin  and  discus  in  dual  meet  with 
Macalester.  Has  never  lost  a  dual  meet  in 
javelin  during  athletic  career. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Display  advertising  sales- 
man, Minneapolis  Tribune.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Chi;  Sigma  Delta  Psi  (Natl.  Hon.  Ath.  Frat.)  ; 
Cen.  Y.M.C.A. ;  Univ.  of  Minn.  "M"  C.  Minne- 
apolis Speakers  C. ;  Minneapolis  Advertising  C. ; 
111.  Ath.  C.  Hobby:  Cartooning,  chalk-talking; 
after-dinner  speaking  ;  column  conducting ;  com- 
edy   acting,    physical    culture    and    psychology. 


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Office:  Care  Minneapolis  Tribune,  57  S.  4th  St., 
Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  627  12th  Ave.,  S.  E., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

SCHLAFLY,  PAUL  AUGUSTUS,  baseball. 
Bom:  Carlyle,  111.,  June  23,  1885.  Son  of  August 
and  Jane  (Allen)  Schlafly.  Ed.:  A.B.,  St.  Mary's 
Coll.    (Kans.),  1905;  LL.B.,  Yale,  1908, 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Mary's  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  Tale  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking,  Union  Trust  Co., 
East  St.  Louis,  111.  (chrmn.  bd.).  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Phi;  K.C. ;  Rotary  Club;  Corbey 
Court;  Mo.  A.A.  (St.  Louis)  ;  Glen  Echo  C.C. ; 
St.  Clair  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Alberta  Jane  Hutchin,  Jan.  26,  1927.  Office: 
East  St.  Louis,  111.  Home:  Granvue  Drive,  Edge- 
mont  Station,  St.  Clair  Co.,  111. 

SCHLEY,  PERCE  GEORGE,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  July  3,  1891.  Son  of  George  and 
Cora  (Hemsing)  Schley.  Ed.:  West  Div.  H. 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1914. 

Record:  1907-08-09,  mem.  West.  Div.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (l.h.b.,  All-City  team,  1909).  1908- 
09-10,  mem.  West  Div.  H.  Sch  track  team  (won 
100  yd.,  220  yd.  and  440  yd.  relays,  City  and 
State  meets,  1909-10).  1910,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1910-14,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  track  team  (mem.  indoor  quarter-mile  re- 
lay team  that  tied  Olympic  relay  team  rep.  111. 
A.C.,  1912  ran  100  yd.,  200  yd.  and  440  yd.  re- 
lays, placed  in  each  race  in  Conf.  indoor  and 
outdoor  I.C.  meets  for  three  years  best  time 
for  100  yd.,  10  sees. ;  best  time  for  440  yd.,  49.4 
sees.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect,  George  Schley  & 
Sons.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt,  Arty.;  discharged 
Dec.  19,  1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi ;  A.I. A. ; 
Mason;  Milwaukee  A.C. ;  Univ.  Club  (Mil- 
waukee, Wis.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  trout  fish- 
ing. Married:  Natalie  Story,  Oct.  12,  1915.  Chil- 
dren: Peggy,  age  11 ;  Sally,  age  8 ;  Bobby,  age 
6.  Office:  506  First  Wis.  Natl.  Bank,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.  Home:  4636  Blue  Md.  Rd.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. 


SCHLOSSER,  FRANK  B.,  basketball  and 
track.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  1,  1886.  Son  of 
William  T.  and  Emma  (Brigham)  Schlosser. 
Ed.:  Business  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1901; 
LL.B.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1912. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
track  team  (won  South.  A.A.U.  440-yd.  champ.). 
1909-12,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt,  1911-12;  mem.  All-South.  I.C.  team  all 
three  years).  1910,  inem.  Georgetown  Univ.  re- 
lay team.  1912,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B. 
squad.  1915-16,  Bskt.B.  coach  George  Wash. 
Univ.    1919-28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  1st 
Lt.,  3rd  Wash.,  D.  C.  Inf.;  Mexican  Border 
Service,  June  1916  to  Mar.  1917;  Capt.,  Inf., 
A.E.F.,  Dec.  1917  to  July  1919.  Affiliations: 
Bureau  of  Internal  Revenue ;  Elks  Club ;  Amer. 
Legion;  V.F.W. ;  "G"  Club  (Georgetown  Univ.). 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  M.  Louise  Seal, 
Mar.  31,  1927.  Office:  1734  N.  Y.  Ave.,  Wash., 
D.  C.   Home:  2101  N.  H.  Ave.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

SCHMEISSER,  WILLIAM  C,  lacrosse.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Aug.  5,  1880.  Son  of  Ernst  and 
Louise  (Gail)  Schmeisser.  Ed.:  Balto.  City 
Coll.;  A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  1902;  LL.B., 
Md.  Univ.,  1907. 

Record:  1900-02  and  '05,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  lacrosse  team  (capt.,  1902).  1906-10, 
mem.,  one  of  organizers  Mt.  Washington  Club 
1st  lacrosse  team  (capt.,  1910).  1902-28,  adv. 
coach  Johns  Hopkins  lacrosse  teams.  1911, 
pres.  and  mem.  Rules  Com.,  U.  S.  I.C.  Lacrosse 
Asso. ;   Chmn.,    Phys.   Com.,  Y.M.C.A.    (Balto.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta.  Clubs:  Merchants;  Balto.  C.C; 
Gibson  Island.  Hobby:  Lacrosse.  Married: 
Isabel  Woolridge,  Oct.  24,  1914.  Children:  Wm. 
C,  Jr.,  age  12;  Louise  Gail,  age  8.  Office:  829 
Munsey  Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md.  Home:  217  N.  Way, 
Guilford,  Baltimore,  Md. 

SCHMID,  VICTOR  A.,  Central  Board  of 
Football  Officials.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  21, 
1888.  Son  of  John  and  Victoria  (Hammer) 
Schmid.  Ed.:  Northeast  H.  Sch.  (Phila.),  1907; 
B.S.,  Bucknell  Univ.  (Lewisburg,  Pa.),  1912; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1926. 

Record:  1904-07,  mem.  Northeast  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1907,  coach  F.B.,  Northeast  H. 
Sch.,  Phila.,  Pa.  1908-12,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ. 
(Capt,  1911).  1911,  mem.  Bucknell  track  B.B. 
(catcher)  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1912-13,  coach 
and  ath.  dir.,  Dubois  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.  1913-18, 
coach  and  ath.  dir.  Johnstown  (Pa.)  H.  Sch. 
1918-20,  coach  and  ath.  dir.,  N.  Y.  M.A.  1920- 
24,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Tome  Sch  (Port  Deposit, 
Md.).  1924-27,  coach,  Baltimore  City  Coll. 
1924-28,  officiating  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  in  Sch. 
and  Coll.  games. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  and  faculty  mgr. 
ath.,  Baltimore  City  Coll.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
R.O.T.C.  Unit.  Affiliations:  Delta  Sigma  Nu; 
Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Md.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  treas. 
Md.  Dis.  Bd.  of  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials ;  Md. 
Fed.  B.B.  Umpires.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Elizabeth  Walker,  June  11,  1913.  Children: 
Mary  Elizabeth,  age  13 ;  Annette  Mae,  age  11 ; 
Victoria  Jule,  infant.  Office:  Balto.  City  Coll.. 
Balto.,  Md.    Home:  3346  N.  18th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 


SCHMIDT,    FRANCIS    A.,    football,    basket- 
ball.    Born:  Downs,  Kans.,  Dec.  3,  1S85.     Son 


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Schmidt,     fid.:   LL.B.,   Univ.  Nebr. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  Nebr.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1916-20,  coach,  Kendall  Coll.  (Tulsa, 
Okla.)  F.B.  team  (State  Coll.  champs.).  1922- 
28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Univ.  Ark.  1923-28,  pres. 
Okla.  I.C.  Ath.  Conf. ;  sec.  S.W.  Conf.  Dirs. 
Asso.  1925-27  (1925-29)  coach,  S.W.  Conf.  Bskt. 
B.  champ,  team,  1926,  1927,  1928. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Aths.  and  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  coach.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Headquar- 
ters Co.  374  Inf.  87th  Div. ;  Div.  Bayonet  Instr., 
87th  Div. ;  disch.  with  rank  of  capt.  of  Co. 
"B,"  50th  Inf.  Affiliations:  Masons;  K.T.,  Scot- 
tish Rite  (32°);  Shrine;  Univ.  Senate;  Dallas 
A.C. ;  Univ.  C.  Married:  Evelyn  Keesee.  Office: 
Univ.  Gym.,  Fayetteville,  Ark.  Home:  346  Ark 
Ave.,  Fayetteville,  Ark. 

SCHMIDT,  GEORGE  HAROLD,  basketball. 
Born:  Kansas  City,  Kans.,  Nov.  11,  1902.  Son 
of  Jno.  C.  and  Nora  (Smith)  Schmidt.  Ed-:  Cen. 
H.  Sen.  (Kansas  City)  ;  Univ.  Kans.  (Law- 
rence). 

Record :  1919-22,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1920-23,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1922 ;  won  State  and  Natl,  champs,  and  was  All- 
League,  Dist.  and  Natl,  forward,  1923).  1925- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  Kans.  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem. 
Univ.  Kans.  Bskt.B.  team  (champs.  3  yrs. ;  run- 
ner-up, All- Valley  champ.;  capt.,  1927).  Coach, 
Kans.  State  Teachers  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  "K"  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  Kans.  State  Teachers  Coll.,  Hays,  Kans. 
Home:  104  W.  Normal  St.,  Hays,  Kans. 

SCHNEIDER,  ALFRED  WILLIAM,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Dec.  30, 
1900.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Josephine  (Menge) 
Schneider.  Ed.:  North  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwau- 
kee) ;  Milwaukee  State  Teachers  Coll.;  U.S. 
Naval  Acad.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  North  Div.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  capt.  Milwaukee 
State  Teachers  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem. 
U.S.  Naval  Acad,  track  team.  1922-23,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr. ;  resident  engr., 
Wis.  Highway  Comns.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 
Sigma;  "W"  Club  (Milwaukee,  Wis.);  Mason. 
Hobby:  Swimming  and  motoring.  Married:  Eve- 
lyn Nicholson,  Sept.  24,  1927.  Office:  206  Steph- 
enson Bldg.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  906  49th 
St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


SCHNEIDER,  CHARLES  J.,  track  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Nikoliev,  Russia,  Jan.  25,  1896. 
Son  of  Max  and  Anna  (Silverbloom)  Schneider. 


Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  N.  K.  Normal  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed. ;  Columbia  eTachers'  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  N.  K.  Normal  Sch.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  and  gym.  teams.  1920-28,  coach  and 
phys.  ed.  instr.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (track  champs., 
1920-25;  F.B.  city  champs.,  1920-26;  Natl,  mile 
relay  indoor  champs.,  1924).  1921-27,  referee 
State  Bskt.B.  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  coach. 
Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials ; 
Newark  A.C.  Hobby:  Camping.  Married: 
Corinne  Hannock,  Dec.  25,  1919.  Children:  Rich- 
ard, age  6 ;  Robert,  age  4.  Office:  Cen.  H.  Sch., 
High  St.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home:  26  Tracy  Ave., 
Newark,  N.  J. 

SCHNEIDER,  EARL  E.,  track.  Born:  Ft. 
Atkinson,  Wis.,  Jan.  4,  1899.  Son  of  Carl  A. 
and  Maggie  (Joerg)  Schneider.  Ed.:  Ft.  Atkin- 
son H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924. 

Record:  1921  and  '23,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  cross- 
country team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team;  placed  in  following  events:  1922, 
runner-up,  Chicago-Wis.  dual  outdoor  2-mile 
track  meet  (Madison)  ;  runner-up  Minn.- Wis. 
dual  outdoor  2-mile  track  meet  (Minneapolis). 
1923,  runner-up  Iowa-Wis.  dual  1-mile  track 
meet  (Iowa  City)  ;  won  1st  place  Notre  Dame- 
Wis.  dual  indoor  1-mile  track  meet  (Madison)  ; 
mem.  4-mile  relay  team,  winning  2nd  place, 
Drake  relays  (Des  Moines)  ;  runner-up  Chicago- 
Wis.  dual  outdoor  1-mile  track  meet  (Chicago)  ; 
runner-up  Minn.- Wis.  dual  outdoor  1-mile  track 
meet  (Madison).  1924,  mem.  4-mile  relay  team, 
winning  1st  place,  and  mem.  2-mile  relay  team, 
winning  2nd  place,  Quadrangular  track  meet 
(Chicago,  N.  West.,  Ohio  State  and  Wis.)  ;  won 
1st  place  Iowa-Wis.  1-mile  track  meet  (Madi- 
son) ;  mem.  4-mile  and  2-mile  relay  teams,  win- 
ning 2nd  place  in  111.  relays  (Urbana,  111.)  ; 
mem.  4-mile  relay  team,  winning  2nd  place, 
Kans.  relays  (Lawrence,  Kans.)  ;  mem.  4-mile 
relay  team,  winning  2nd  place,  Drake  relays 
(Des  Moines,  Iowa)  ;  won  3rd  place  in  West. 
Conf.  1-mile  track  meet ;  qualified  for  final 
Olympic  trials   (Harvard). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Educator.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Masons.     Address:  Box  13,  Sparta,  Wis. 


SCHOELLER,  MERLIN  WARNER,  football, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Jefferson,  Wis.,  Feb. 
11,  1908.  Son  of  Leonard  and  Anna  (Walther) 
Schoeller.  Ed.:  Jefferson  H.  Sch.;  Whitewater 
State  Coll.  (Wis.). 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Jefferson  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1925-27,  mem.  Whitewater  State  Teachers'  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:"W"  (White- 
water State  Teachers'  Coll.)-  Address:  1109 
Main  St.,  Jefferson,  Wis. 

SCHOFF,  CHARLES  H.,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
F.B.  team,  1892.  Born:  Anne  Arundel  Co.,  Md., 
1ST — .  Son  of  Peter  and  Cecilia  (Monohan) 
Schoff.  Ed.:  B.S.,  St.  John's  Coll.,  1889;  M.D., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1893. 

Record:  1889,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams  (capt.  of  both;  won  from  U.S.N.A. 
P.B.).  1890-93,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1892;  won  from 
Princeton  in  F.B.).  1892,  1st  sub.  on  Walter 
Camp's  AU-Amer.  F.B.  team.  1893,  refereed 
Yale-Harvard  game.  1893-94,  coaching  staff  of 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Gridiron  Club ;  vice-pres.  Varsity  Club ; 
pres.  Springhaven  G.C. ;  mem.  Bd.  Govs.  Rolling 
Green  G.C;  Pin  Valley  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Helen  G.  Duffee.  Children:  Two 
daughters,  ages  21  and  18.  Office:  7  W.  Wash- 
ington St.,  Media,  Pa.  Home:  Media  St.,  Media, 
Pennsylvania. 

SCHOFIELD,  GEORGE  FREDERICK,  base- 
ball. Born:  Nangatuck,  Conn.,  June  12,  1891. 
Son  of  Farewell  and  Annie  (Gyde)  Schofield. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1913. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  (East.  I. 
C.  champs.).  1919,  mem.  Fisk  Red  Tops,  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team,  Springfield,  Mass.  (New  Eng. 
semi-pro.  champs.).  1924,  coach,  Wauhegan, 
111.  Elks  pro.  F.B.  team- (Midwest.  Pro.  League 
champs.).  1924-25,  coach,  Wauhegan,  111.  Elks 
pro.  Bskt.B.  team  (Midwest  pro.  Bskt.B. 
champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  grocery,  Reid 
Murdock  &  Co.  (Chicago,  111.).  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; Elks;  Glen  Flora  C.C.  (Wauhegan,  111.); 
Fort  Dearborn  A.C.  (Chicago,  111.).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Hazel  Durant,  Dec.  27,  1916. 
Office:  Clark  St.  Bridge,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  458 
North  Ave.,  Waukegan,  111. 

SCHOFIELD,  HARVEY  AXFORD,  capt. 
University  of  Wisconsin  basketball  team,  1903- 
04.  Born:  Augusta,  Wis.,  Mar.  28,  1877.  Son 
of  John  and  Eliza  (Horel)  Schofield.  Ed.: 
AUgusta  H.  Sch. ;  State  Teachers  Coll.  ( Stevens 
Point,   Wis.)  ;   Ph.B.,  Univ.   of  Wis. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Augusta  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1898-1900,  mem.  State  Teachers  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1899-1901,  capt.  State  Teachers  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1901,  mem.  Stevens  Point,  ath. 
team  (competed  in  Nat'l.  Bskt.B.  champs., 
Coliseum,  Chicago,  111.).  1902-03,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  F.B.  team.  1902-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Bskt.B.  team    (capt.,   1903-04). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  State  Teachers  Coll. 
(Eau  Claire,  Wis.).  Gov.  Service:  Mem.  Coun- 
cil of  Defense.  Affiliations:  Mason  ;  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Chamber  of  Commerce ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  "W" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Married:  Dorothy  Pack- 
ard, Aug.  20,  1908.  Children:  John  Packard, 
age  16 ;  Elizabeth  Lou,  age  11.  Office:  Garfield 
Ave.,  Elau  Claire,  Wis.  Home:  1247  S.  River 
St.,  Eau  Claire,  Wis. 


SCHOLPP,  SYLVAN  STRONG,  I.C.  and 
Metropolitan  pole  vault  title.  Born:  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  Jan.  28,  1899.  Son  of  Rev.  Charles  J.  C. 
and  Charlotte  (Mang)  Scholpp.  Ed.:  Jamestown 
H.  Sch.,  1914-19 ;  Syracuse  Univ.,  1919-21 ;  B.A., 
Yale,  1924;  graduate  work,  Yale,  1926-27. 

Record:  1915-19,  mem.  Jamestown  H.  Sch. 
track  and  field  team  (won  4  intersch.  pole  vault 
champs,  with  records,  at  Allegheny  Coll.,  Al- 
fred Univ.,  Carnegie  Tech ;  best  height,  11  ft. 
8  in.,  1919).  1919-21,  mem.  Syracuse  track  and 
field  team  (won  Block  "S"  in  pole  vault).  1921- 
24,  mem.  Yale  track  and  field  team  (won  pole 
vault,  London,  Eng.  against  Oxford-Cambridge 
representing  Yale-Harvard,  1923 ;  scored  3rd 
in  Outdor  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  in  pole  vault,  1923; 
tied  for  4th  in  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  Outdoor,  1924; 
mem.  Yale  team  which  won  I.C.  A.A.A.A.  Out- 
door title ;  former  holder  Yale-Harvard  pole 
vault  record,  12  ft.  8%  in.,  1924 ;  joint  Indoor 
I.C.  pole  vault  champ,  and  record  holder,  1924; 
won  Jr.  Natl,  pole  vault  A.A.U.  title  of  Amer. ; 
since  1923,  won  each  yr.  Metropolitan  A.A.U. 
pole  vault  champ,  with  the  record,  1924 ;  tied 
for  2nd  in  Sr.  A.A.U.  pole  vault  at  Natls.  1925, 
scored  4th,  Nalt.  A.A.U.  Penthalon  champ., 
Pasadena,  Cal.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  of  history.  Affilia- 
tions: N.Y.A.C. ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon.  Hobby: 
Study  of  music  and  track  ath.  Address:  58  W. 
59th  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Office:  Lawrenceville  School, 
Lawrenceville,  N.  J. 


SCHREIBER,  WILLIAM  EARLE,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Carrollton,  Mo.,  Dec.  20, 
1880.  Son  of  C.  H.  and  Clara  (Howard) 
Schreiber.  Ed-:  Madison  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1904. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (Natl,  champs.,  1897).  1896-99,  mem. 
Madison  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1900-01,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1900-03,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  swimming  and  gym.  teams. 
1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  B.B.  team. 
1901-02',  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  track  squad. 
1904-08,  asst.  dir.  phys.  ed.  and  coach,  Pratt 
Inst.  (Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  1909-12,  prof.  phys.  ed. 
and  coach,  Okla.  A.  and  M.  Coll.  (Stillwater, 
Okla.).  1913-17,  prof.  phys.  ed..  State  Normal 
Sch.  (Whitewater,  Wis. ;  coached  state  champ. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams,  1913-14).     1920-21,  coached 


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Pacific  Coast  Northwest.  Ath.  Conf.  champ.  B.B. 
teams.  192S,  prof.  phys.  ed.,  State  Univ.  of 
Mont. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  ed.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Soc.  of  Coll. 
Profs. ;  Rotary  Club  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Hunting, 
fishing  and  flower  gardening.  Married:  Grace 
Emma  Lee,  Aug.  16,  1905.  Office:  State  Univ., 
Missoula,  Mont.  Home:  655  Beckwith  Ave., 
Missoula,  Mont. 

SCHROTH,  GEORGE  EDWARD,  water  polo. 
Bom:  Sacramento,  Calif.,  Dec.  31,  1899.  Son 
of  George  and  Margaret  (Connor)  Schroth.  Ed.: 
St.  Mary's  Coll.   (Oakland,  Calif.). 

Record:  1912,  won  Sacramento  50,  100,  220 
and  440  yd.  champ.  1917,  won  Pacific  Coast 
100,  220  and  500  yd.  champ.  1919,  won  Far 
West  100  yd.  champ.  1924,  mem.  Olympic  water 
polo  team.  1925,  mem.  Natl,  champ,  water 
polo  team.  1928,  mem.  Olympic  water  polo 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publicity  man.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Seaman  2nd  class.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  Union  Air  Lines;  Olympic  Club.  Hobby: 
Dogs  and  dog  shows.  Married:  Frances  Co- 
wells,  Oct.  5,  1918.  Child:  George  Connor  (in- 
fant). Office:  177  Golden  Gate  Ave.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif.  Home:  7026  Geary  St.,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Calif. 


Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Manitowoc  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B., 
1921;  capt,  Bskt.B.,  1923).  1923-25,  mem.  Lake 
Forest  Acad.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  F.B.,  1925).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  706  St. 
Claire  St.,  Manitowoc,  Wis. 


SCHUKNECHT,  JOHN  ROBERT,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Tripoli,  la.,  Apr.  12,  1882 
Son  of  Christopher  and  Fredricka  (Rahn) 
Schuknecht.  Ed.:  Fort  Dodge  H.  Sch.  (la)  : 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1900-03,  mem.  Fort  Dodge  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1901-03,  mem.  Fort  Dodge  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams ;  mem.  Fort  Dodge  Y. 
M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1905-07,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1907).  1907-08,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team.  1918-24,  alumni 
rep.,  Univ.  of  Minn.  Ath.  Bd.  of  Control. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  cashier,  Miners 
Natl.  Bank  (Eveleth,  Minn.).  Affiliations:  pres. 
Eveleth  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  chrmn.  Eveleth 
Chap.,  Amer.  Red  Cross ;  treas.  Eveleth  Coun- 
cil of  Boy  Scouts;  Eveleth  Curling  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Marie  V.  Schaetzel,  Jan.  11,  1913.  Chil- 
dren: Roberta  Marie,  age  11;  Margaret  Ann, 
age  10.    Address:  Eveleth,  Minn. 


SCHUERBOLZ,  WILLIAM  AUGUST,  basket- 
ball coach.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Jan.  1,  1887. 
Son  of  Wm.  A.  and  Barbara  (Keyes)  Schuer- 
bolz.  Ed.:  Baltimore  Public  Schs. ;  Baltimore 
Medical  Coll. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  Peerless  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1905-09,  mem.  Belvidere  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1907-11,  coach  Baltimore  Med.  Coll. ; 
mem.  Baltimore  Med.  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1907).  1909-14,  mem.  Md.  State  champ.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.  all  five  years).  1912-26,  coach  Bskt 
B.,  Loyola  Coll.  1913-14,  coach  Baltimore  City 
Coll.  1916-22,  coach  St.  Andrews  Bskt.B.  team 
(Md.  State  champs.,  1916-22).  1916,  coach  W. 
Va.  Wesleyan.  1918-25,  coach  Loyola  H.  Sch. 
1925-28,  coach  Arundel  Boat  Club  Bskt.B.  team. 
1926-28,  coach  Celtic  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (1927  S. 
Atlantic  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Affiliations:  Jas. 
Robertson  Mfg.  Co. ;  Arundel  Boat  C.  Hobby: 
Bskt.B.  Married:  Mary  Anarino,  June  6,  1907. 
Children:  Wm.  A.,  Jr.,  age  20;  Gilbert,  age  15; 
John,  age  11 ;  Wilson,  age  8 ;  Donald,  age  6. 
Office:  106  Hopkins  PL,  -Baltimore,  Md.  Home: 
132  E.  Cross  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

SCHUETTE,  PAUL  A.,  JR.,  football.  Born: 
South  Bend,  Ind.,  Mar.  10,  1906.  Son  of  Paul 
and  Asta  (Becker)  Schuette.  Ed.:  Mantiowoc 
H.  Sch. ;  Lake  Forest  Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 


SCHULER,  RUSSELL  C,  soccer.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  1,  1903.  Son  of  F.  W.  and 
Elizabeth  (Schlack)  Schuler.  Ed.:  Germantown 
H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1925. 

Record:  1918  and  '19,  mem.  Germantown  H. 
Sch.  soccer  team  (capt.,  1919).  1923-24,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  soccer  team  (I.C.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Security  trader.  Affilia- 
tions: Varsity  Club ;  Bank  of  N.  Amer.  &  Trust 
Co.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  City  Hall  Sq.,  Phila., 
Pa.   Home:  508  Waring  Rd.,  Elkins  Park,  Pa. 

SCHULTE,  FRED  WILLIAM,  professional 
baseball.  Bom:  Belvidere,  111.,  Jan.  13,  1904. 
Son  of  Charles  and  Freida  (Breamer)  Schulte. 
Ed.:  Belvidere  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1924,  played  c.f.  for  Waterloo 
(Miss.)  pro.  B.B.  team  (led Miss.  Valley  League 
in  hitting).  1925-26,  mem.  Milwaukee  pro.  B.B. 
team  (A.A.  League;  made  52  hits  in  100  times 
at  bat,  1926).  1927,  capt.  Mich.  Union  Club 
(Belvidere,  111.)  Bskt.B.  team  (competed  in 
five  N.A.A.U.  tournaments).  1927-28,  mem.  St. 
Louis  Browns. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professional  baseball.  Affil- 
iation: Mason.  Hobby:  Baseball,  hunting  and 
fishing.  Office:  Care  St.  Louis  Browns,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.     Home  338  W.  Boone  St.,  Belvidere,  111. 


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SCHULTE,  HENRY  F.,  football.  Born:  Jef- 
ferson Bks.,  Mo.,  Feb.  4,  1879.  Son  of  Henry  J. 
and  Elizabeth  (Dorst)  Schulte.  Ed.:  Wash. 
Univ. ;  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record;:  1900,  mem.  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1903-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team  (mem. 
Camp's  2nd  All-Amer.  F.B.  team). 

Office:  Athletic  Department,  Lincoln,  Nebr. 

SCHULZE,  RALPH  HARRY,  coach  and  ath. 
dir.  Bom:  Columbus,  Ind.,  May  8,  1895.  Son 
of  A.  G.  and  Clara  (Kennedy)  Schulze.  Ed.: 
Manual  Training  H.  Sch.,  Tech.  H.  Sen.  (In- 
dianapolis) ;   Univ.  of  Wash. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
track  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914-15,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wash.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916, 
phys.  dir.  Army,  Y.M.C.A.,  Camp  Llano  Grande 
(Texas).  1917,  bldg.  phys.  dir.  Camp  Shelby, 
Miss.;  camp  phys.  dir.  Camp  McClellan  (Ala.). 
1917-18,  camp  phys.  dir.  Naval  Air  Station,  Ft. 
Baraucas  and  Ft.  Pickens  (Pensacola,  Fla.). 
1918,  bldg.  phys.  dir.  Camp  Kearney  (San 
Diego,  Cal.)  ;  coach  cadet  F.B.  team,  Naval  Air 
Station  (Seattle,  Wash.).  1919-20,  phys.  dir. 
Kokomo  and  Marion  (Ind.)  Y.M.C.A.  1920-23, 
supvr.  phys.  ed.  Houston  Recreation  Dept.  and 
pub.  schs.  1922,  head  coach  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Hous- 
ton, Tex.).  1924-28,  dir.  aths.  Pk.  Bd.,  City  of 
Dallas;  Comm.  Tex.  Div.  South.  A.A.U.  1926- 
27,  pres.  N.  E.  Bskt.B.  Officials'  Asso.  1927, 
vdce-pres.  Texas  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials' 
Asso.;  secy.  Dallas  Amateur  B.B.  Asso.;  vice- 
pres.  Texas  Amateur  Athletic  Federation. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  City  of  Dallas 
(Park  Bd.).  Mil.  Service:  Ind.  F.A.,  Mexican 
Border,  1916;  Naval  Air  Service  (World  War), 
discharged  rank  of  A.C.R.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Radio  Hea'lth  Exercises,  Southland  Life  Ins. 
Co.,  Station  WFAA  (Dallas).  Hobby:  Athletic 
recreation.  Married:  Curtis  Epps.  Children: 
Geneva,  age  9 ;  Ralph,  Jr.,  age  17 ;  Dudley  Glen, 
age  3.  Office:  405  City  Hall,  Dallas,  Texas. 
Home:  830  Rockwood  St.,  Dallas,  Texas. 

SCHULTING,  HERMAN,  JR.,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Passaic,  N.  J.,  Dec. 
16,  1897.  Son  of  Herman  and  Ann  (McGurie) 
Schulting.  Ed.:  Passaic  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  Mem.  Passaic  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921-22,  coach  Passaic  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  teams.  1924-25,  coach  Lehigh  Univ. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  ins.  Mil. 
Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Somerbilt 
Land  Co. ;  Co-Ordupate  Bldg.  and  Loan  Corp. ; 
Roped  Service  Sales  Corp. ;  pres.  Herman  Schul- 
ting, Inc. ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce;  Elks;  pres.  Y.M.C.A.;  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B. 


and  F.B.  Officials ;  N.  J.  Officials'  Asso. ;  Mac- 
Kay  Club  ;  Elmwood  C.C. ;  Lions  Club.  Hobby: 
Officiating  football  games.  Married:  Helen  Rob- 
ertson, June,  1923.  Children:  Herman,  3rd,  age 
2 ;  Nancy  Ann,  age  1.  Office:  36  Bloomfleld  Ave., 
Passaic,  N.  J.  Home:  3  Harding  Court,  Passaic, 
New  Jersey. 


SCHUNEMAN,  CARL  TRUEWORTHY,  mem. 
Yale  crew,  1906.  Born:  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Oct. 
31,  1886.  Son  of  Albert  and  Lucy  (Trueworthy) 
Schuneman.  Ed.:  St.  Paul  Acad.  (St.  Paul, 
Minn.);  Sheffield  Scientific  Sch.;  Ph.B.,  Yale, 
1908. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Yale  four-oared  crew 
(crew  won  Yale-Harvard  regatta).  1908,  coach 
Yale  freshman  crew.  1910,  mem.  Minn.  Boat 
Club  crew  (won  Internatl.  Rowing  Asso.  re- 
gatta, Kenora,  Canada). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec,  U.S.  Treas.  Mil. 
Service:  1st.  Lt,  O.R.C.,  Oct.,  1917  to  Dec, 
1918;  stationed,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Depot.  Clubs: 
St.  Paul  A.C.;  Delta  Phi  (Yale);  Rotary; 
White  Bear  Yacht  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  Minn. 
Club  (St.  Paul)  ;  Univ.  Club  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ; 
Metropolitan  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Cong.  C.C.  (Wash., 
D.  C.)  ;  Yale  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Stock  rais- 
ing and  farming.  Married:  Helen  Judah,  Nov. 
11,  1915.  Children:  Kate  Hutchinson,  age  11; 
Carl  T.,  Jr.,  age  7;  Noble  Brandon,  age  3. 
Office:  U.S.  Treas.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
2715  Que  St.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


SCHURMAN,  JOHN  ERNEST,  mem.  Yalp 
track  team.  Born:  Fremont,  Neb.,  Mar.  30, 
1906.  Son  of  John  L.  and  Grace  (Fleming) 
Schurman  Pegau.  Ed.:  Hill  School,  Pottstown, 
Pa.;  Yale,  1929. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track  and 
F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team;  won  220  low  hur- 
dles, Yale  and  Princeton  Intersch.,  breaking 
record  at  Yale).  1926,  mem.  Yale  fresh,  champ, 
track  team  (capt. ;  won  both  high  and  low  hur- 
dles in  Princeton  and  Harvard  meets ;  mem. 
relay  team,  won  Penn.  relays).  1927,  mem. 
Yale  vars.  track  team  and  relay  team  (placed 
2nd  in  low  hurdles  in  Princeton  meet  and  won 
in  Harvard  meet ;  mem.  of  Combined  Yale-Har- 
vard track  that  competed  with  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge team  in  Eng.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi ;  Omaha  C.C. ;  Omaha  A.C. ;  Yale  Univ. 
Club ;  Hill  Sch.  Club.  Address:  527  S.  37th  St., 
Omaha,  Neb. 


SCHWAB,  FRANK  JOHN,  football.  Born: 
Madera,  Pa.,  Mar.  4,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Susan  (Flechar)  Schwab.  Ed.:  Kiski  Prep. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  Lafayette  Coll. 


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Record:  Capt.  Kiski  Prep.  Sch.  for  two  yrs. 
1921-22,  capt.  Lafayette  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All- 
Amer.   guard   both  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Lehigh  Portland 
Cement  Co.  War  Record:  Sgt.,  1st  Army  Corps; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Chi  Phi ;  Veteran  A.C. 
(Phila.,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing. 
Office:  Lehigh  Cement  Co.,  Allentown,  Pa.  Home: 
1205  N.  4th  Ave.,  Patton,  Pa. 

SCHWAGER,  MILTON  E.,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Bom:  Winona  Co., 
Minn.,  Aug.  12,  1904.  Son  of  Edward  A.  and 
Louise  M.  (Koepsel)  Sch  wager.  Ed.:  Whitewater 
City  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Wis.  State  Teachers  Coll., 
1925. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Whitewater  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1922-25,  mem. 
Wis.  State  Tchs.  Coll.  F.B.  (state  champs., 
'22;  capt.,  '24-25),  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  (capt.,  '23- 
24)  teams.  1925,  mem.  Wis.  State  Teh.  Coll. 
track  team ;  broke  state  record  for  javelin 
throw,  164'  3"  (still  stands),  Tchs.  Coll.  Conf., 
Milwaukee  Conf.  meet.  1925-27,  mem.  Dela. 
"Red  Devils"  semi-pro.  F.B.  team  (State 
champs.,  '25-26).  1928,  coach,  Palmyre  H.  Sch., 
Wis.  Awarded  A.L.  grad.  medal  for  highest 
scholastic  and  ath.  ability  in  H.  Sch.  and  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teaching  and  coaching.  Mil. 
Service:  Wis.  N.G.,  Sgt.  Maj.  (present).  Affilia- 
tions: Alpha  Lambda  Delta  (grand  master,  '25). 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Office:  High  Sch., 
Palmyra,  Wis.  Home:  201  Florence  St.,  White- 
water,  Wis. 

SCHWARTZ,  HARRY  LOUIS,  football. 
Born:  Charlotte,  N.  C,  Oct.  11,  1906.  Son  of 
Israel  and  Fannie  (Cohen)  Schwartz.  Ed.: 
Charlotte  H.  Sch.,  1925;  Univ.  of  N.C. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Charlotte  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  champs.,  1923; 
picked  on  All-South.  High  teams  and  All-State 
teams,  1922-24;  All-State  outfielder,  1923-24; 
capt.  All-South  High  team,  1924).  1925,  mem. 
Univ.  N.C.  freshman  F.B.  team  (All-South. 
Conf.  freshman  center).  1926-28,  mem.  Univ. 
N.C.  varsity  F.B.  team  (picked  on  All-State 
composite  team  at  Center,  1926 ;  placed  on  more 
All-State  teams  than  any  other  man  in  N.C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Epsilon  Phi;  Monogram  Club.  Hobby:  Coach- 
ing and  F.B.  Officec:  Tau  Epsilon  Phi  Ho, 
Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.  Home:  Box  531,  Charlotte, 
N.  C. 

SCHWARTZ,  IRVING  G.,  coach.  Born:  N. 
Y.  C,  Dec.  8,  1896.  Son  of  Ben  and  Dorothy 
(Ornsten)  Schwartz.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Union  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Poughkeepsie  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,    Bskt.B.,    B.B.    and    track    teams     (State 


champs.  Bskt.B.,  1917;  capt.,  track  and  F.B.). 
1917-22,  mem.  Union  Coll.  track,  F.B.  and  Bskt. 
B.  squads.  At  present  coach  Hendrick  Hudson 
H.  Sch.,  Buchanan,  N.  Y.  Mem.  C.B.F.  and 
B.O.  1927,  my  baseball  team  (Hendrick  Hudson 
H.  S.)  won  Hudson  River  Intersch.  League 
baseball  champ.  Coached  Westchester  Military 
Academy,  1923-25.  Won  Mil.  Schs.  South.  N. 
Y.  basketball  champs.,   1924-25. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt. 
Aerial  Photography,  U.S.A. ;  discharged  Jan., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Royal  Arcanum;  State  His- 
torical Asso.  (treas.)  ;  Varsity  Club  (Union 
Coll.).  Hobby:  refereeing.  Married:  Marion 
Miles  Buchanan.  Office:  High  Sch.,  Buchanan, 
N.  Y.  Home:  1137  Howard  St.,  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

SCHWARTZ,  VICTOR  ARTHUR,  capt. 
Brown  Univ.  Footbal  team,  1906.  Born:  Brook- 
lyn, N.  Y.,  Jan.  31, 1886.  Son  of  Wm.  Henry  and 
Mary  Louise  (Glide)  Schwartz.  Ed.:  Newark 
(N.  J.)   H.  S. ;  B.Ph.,  Brown  Univ.,  1907. 

Record:  1903-07,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1906).  1914-1928,  F.B.  Official 
specializing  in  refereeing  (refereed  following 
games,  1927 :  Princeton-Cornell ;  Yale-Dart- 
mouth ;  Yale-Princeton ;  and  umpired  the  Penn- 
Cornell  game). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Providence  Office, 
Harris,  Forbes  &  Co.,  Investment  Bonds.  Affilia- 
tions: East  Side  Tennis  Club  and  East  Side 
Skating  Club  (Providence,  R.  I.)  ;  Psi  Upsilon ; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Broun  Club  of  Providence ; 
Univ.  Club  of  Providence ;  Turks  Head  and  Psi 
Upsilon  Clubs  of  Providence.  Hobby:  Referee- 
ing. Married:  Helen  Ridgway  Budd.  Apr.  8, 
1912.  Children:  Victor  Budd  Schwartz,  age  9. 
Office:  15  Westminster,  Providence,  R.I.  Home-' 
50  S.  Angell  St..  Providence,  R.  I. 

SCHWARZENBEK,  FRANCIS  X.,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  San  Francisco, 
Calif.,  Jan.  15,  1895.  Son  of  Frank  and  Her- 
mine  Schwarzenbek.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford,  1917. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Lick  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt,  '12).  1913,  mem.  Lick  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1914,  mem.  Lick  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1914-17,  mem.  Stanford  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
'17).  1916-17,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team.  1922- 
24,  Bskt.B.  referee;  mem.  Winnett  (Mont.)  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Petroleum  Engr.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: U.S.A.  Air  Service,  2nd  Lt,  1917-19.  Affil- 
iations: Amer.  Asso.  of  Petroleum  Geologists; 
Sigma  Xi ;  A.L.  (Sandman  Post  Comdr.,  '23- 
24).  Hobby:  Handball.  Office:  1507  Polk  St., 
San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  1028  Lombard  St., 
San  Francisco,   Calif. 

SCHWENK,  ELWOOD,  football.  Born:  Red 
Hill,  Pa.,  Oct.  28,  1894.  Son  of  John  G.  and 
Sarah  Ann   (Keck)    Schwenk.     Ed.:  Boyertown 


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(Pa.)  H.  Sch.,  1910;  Perkiomen  Sch.  (Penns- 
burg,  Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Muhlenberg  Coll.  (Allentown, 
Pa. ) ,  1917 ;  Lutheran  Theological  Seminary 
(Phila.). 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Muhlenberg  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1918-19,  mem.  80th  Div.  F.B.  team, 
France.    1919,  mem.  305th  Engineers'  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  A.,  Mar.  26,  1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
discharged  June  9,  1919.  Affiliations:  C.B.F.O. ; 
F.B.  Officials'  Asso.  of  N.E.  Pa.  (pres.)  ;  pastor 
Holy  Trinity  Lutheran  Church  (Kingston,  Pa.), 
1921-26 ;  pastor  Trinity  Lutheran  Church  ( Lans- 
dale,  Pa.),  1927-28;  served  on  various  corns, 
and  bds.  of  the  Wilkes-Barre  and  Norristown 
Confs.  and  of  Ministerium  of  Pa. ;  former  instr. 
Lutheran  Training  Sch. ;  chaplain  William  E. 
Hare  Post,  Amer.  Legion ;  honorary  vice-pres. 
Lansdale  Choral  Soc. ;  secy.  Lansdale  Minis- 
terial Union ;  mem.  N.  Penn.  Lutheran  Pastoral 
Asso. ;  former  chaplain  Anthracite  Post,  Vet- 
erans of  Foreign  Wars ;  former  secy.-treas. 
Wilkes-Barre-Scranton  Lutheran  Pastoral  As- 
sociation ;  former  chmn.  Sunday  sch.  inst., 
Wilkes-Barre  Conf. ;  former  chaplain  Exchange 
Club  of  Wilkes-Barre.  Married:  Stella  Tabor. 
Children:  Ruth  Marie,  age  7 ;  John,  age  5 ;  Eliz- 
abeth Ann,  infant.  Office:  25  E.  Main  St.,  Lans- 
dale, Pa. 

SCOFIELD,  EUGENE  C,  track.  Born:  San 
Francisco,  Calif.,  Mar.  20,  1904.  Son  of  Nor- 
man B.  and  Stella  (McCray)  Scofield.  Ed.: 
Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Palo  Alto  H.  Sch.  track,  Bskt. 
Ball,  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  for  four  yrs.  (capt. 
track,  1922).  1924-26,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
track  team  (runner-up  in  pole  vault,  A.A.U. 
meet,  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  1926).  1926,  mem. 
Stanford  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Fisheries  biologist.  Affilia- 
tions: Calif.  Fish  and  Game  Comm. ;  Theta  Xi ; 
Zoology  Club;  Monterey  Peninsula  C.C.  (Mon- 
terey, Calif.)  ;  Olympic  Club  (San  Francisco, 
Calif.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married: 
Marjorie  Treat,  June  2,  1926.  Child:  Barbara 
Jean,  infant.  Address:  434  Kingsley  St.,  Palo 
Alto,  Calif. 

SCOTT,  HENRY  CLARKSON,  football.  Born: 
St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Nov.  26,  1901.  Son  of  William 
Samuel  and  Margaret  (Lytton)  Scott.  Ed.:  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1921,  won  all-around  ath.  medal,  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  1922-23-24,  mem.  Yale  hockey  team. 
1922-24,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (won  Mitchell 
Punting  Cup  at  Yale,  1924).  1924-25,  mem, 
Yale  B.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  St.  Nicholas 
hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  supt.  Thompson  Star- 
rett  Construction  Co.    Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa 


Epsilon ;  Yale  Club ;  Rockaway  Hunting  Club ; 
St.  Nicholas  Hockey  Club.  Married:  Michelle 
Bouvier.  Child:  Henry  Clarkson,  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  250  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
108  Combs  Ave.,  Woodmere,  L.  I. 

SCOTT,  DR.  JAMES  FOSTER,  rowing.  Born: 
Futteguhr,  India,  Jan.  22,  1863.  Son  of  Rev. 
James  Long  and  Eliza  (Foster)  Scott.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1884;  Edinburgh  Univ.  (Scotland), 
M.B.,  CM.,  1888,  and  M.D.,  1893. 

Record:  1883,  won  on  horizontal  bar  in  Yale 
meet.  1881-82-83,  mem.  Yale  class  crew.  1884, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  (time  for  4-mile,  20 
min.  31  sec,  was  record  for  several  yrs.).  1898- 
99,  navigated  whole  length  of  Yukon  river  and 
from  Dawson  to  St.  Michaels,  went  entirely 
alone  (time  occupied  from  Dawson  to  St.  Mi- 
chaels, 47  days). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired  physician.  Mil. 
Service:  1886-88,  mem.  Volunteer  Med.  Staff 
Corps,  British  Army.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  D.K.E. 
Hobby:  Writing  and  philosophy.  Address:  Mc- 
Lean, Va. 

SCOTT,  LELAND  STANFORD,  world's  rec- 
ord pole  vaulter,  1910.  Born:  Oakland,  Calit, 
Sept.  13,  1888.  Son  G.  W.  and  Connie  (Car- 
lisle)   Scott.     Ed.:  B.  Arch.,   Standford,  1910. 

Record:  1907,  mem.  Stanford  freshmen  track 
team  (won.  pole  vault;  100  yd.  dash,  10:1; 
broad  jump,  Stanford  vs.  Cal.).  1907-09,  mem. 
Stanford  varsity  B.B.  team.  1908-10,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  track  team  (won  pole  vault,  11' 
10",  West.  Track  and  Field  meet,  Marshall 
Field,  Chicago,  '09 ;  capt.  and  holder  Pac.  Coast 
pole  vault  record,  12'  6",  Los  Angeles ;  broke 
world's  record,  pole  vault,  12'  10  3/10",  "Big 
C"  track  meet,  N.  C. ;  chosen  All-Amer.  track, 
'10). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr.  Secy.,  Hall  Scott  Mo- 
tor Car  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon; 
Athens  A.C. ;  Claremont  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Marie  McHenry.  Children:  Richard;  Le- 
land.  Address:  1065  Ashmont  Ave.,  Oakland, 
Calif. 

SCOTT,  LEWIS  EVERETT,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Bluffton,  Ind.,  Nov.  19,  1892.  Son  of 
Lewis  I.  and  Minnie  (Kieper)  Scott.  Ed.:  Bluff- 
ton  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Kokomo  pro.  B.B.  team 
(N.  Ind.  League).  1910,  mem.  Fairmont  (W. 
Va.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Youngs- 
town  (O.)  pro.  B.B.  team  (Cen.  League).  1913, 
mem.  St.  Paul  (Minn.)  Amer.  Asso.  1913-21, 
mem.  Boston  "Red  Sox"  pro.  B.B.  team.  1915- 
23,  led  shortstops  in  Amer.  League  in  fielding. 
1921-25,  mem.  N.  Y.  "Yankees"  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Wash.  "Senators."  1926,  mem.  Chi- 
cago "White  Sox."    1927,  mem.  Balto.  "Orioles" 


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and  Toledo  pro.  B.B.  teams.  192S,  mem.  Read- 
ing (Pa.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  Holds  record  of  play- 
ing in  1,307  consecutive  games  and  6  world 
series. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
Owner,  Scott's  Recreation  Hall  (Fort  Wayne, 
Ind.)  ;  Aurburn  C.C.  (Ind.).  Hobby:  Bowling 
and  golf.  Married:  Gladys  Watts,  Aug.  19, 
1912.  Children:  Lewis  Everett,  Jr.,  age  13. 
Office:  1224  So.  Calhoun  St.,  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind. 
Home:  2004  Florida  Drive,  Ft.  Wayne,  Ind. 


SCOTT,  S.  SPENCER,  football.  Born:  Eliza- 
beth, N.  J.,  June  21,  1892.  Son  of  Sylvester 
Megargee  and  Mary  Catherine  (Hamilton) 
Scott.  \Ed.:  Pingry  Sch.  (Elizabeth,  N.  J.)  ; 
Mercersburg  Acad.  ( Mercersburg,  Pa.),  1910; 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1914;  Columbia  Univ.  (grad. 
work). 

Record:  Mem.  Pingry  Sch.  F.B.  team.  Mem. 
Mercersburg  Acad.  F.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  freshman  F.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  scrub  F.B.  team.  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  F.B.  squad.  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  Dec.  8,  1917 ;  discharged  as  sgt.,  Dec. 
11,  1918.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  Harcourt, 
Brace  &  Co.,  Inc.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Psi  Upsilon;  1.0. 
F.B.  Officials  Asso.  Specializes  in  the  position 
of  referee  and  field  judge.  Married:  Edna  Min- 
singer,  June  23,  1919.  Children:  Carolyn,  age 
8;i  S.  Spencer,  4th,  age  4.  Office:  383  Madison 
Ave.,  N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y.  Home:  135  Bruite  Ave., 
Scarsdale,  N.  Y. 


SCOTT,  STEWART  PATTERSON,  mem. 
Yale  football  and  swimming  teams.  Born: 
Scranton,  Pa.,  Jan.  15,  1907.  Son  of  Chares 
Exra  and  Mabelle  (Schlager)  Scott.  Ed.:  Mer- 
cersburg Acad.,  1924 ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad.  F. 
B.  and  swimming  teams.  1924-25,  mem.  Yale 
fresh.  F.B.  swimming  and  water  polo  teams. 
1925-26,  mem.  world's  record  relay  team,  rec- 
ord for  400,  500  and  600  yard  relays.  1925-27, 
mem.  Yale  vars.  F.B.,  swimming  and  water  polo 
teams.  1927-28,  mem.  Yale  vars.  F.B.  team 
(mem.  All-East  team  beaten  in  San  Francisco 
by  All- West  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Delta  Psi.  Hobby:  Tennis,  golf.  Address: 
900  Clay  Ave.,  Scranton,  Pa. 

SCOTT,  TRAMMELL,  promoter  of  athletirs 
Born:  Dalton,  Ga.,  Oct.  4,  1886.  Son  of  S.  B. 
and  Mary  (Trammell)  Scott.  Ed.:  Ga.  Mil. 
Acad.,  1900;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1907. 

Record:  Mem.  G.M.A.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.  of  each  one  yr.).  1903-06,  mem.  Univ.  of 


Ga.  vars.  B.B.  team  (picked  as  All-South,  and 
as  all-time  All-Georgian  1st  baseman).  Lead- 
ing sportsman  in  hunting,  fishing  and  breeding 
dogs  since  1907.  Owner  of  "Mike  Milligan," 
champ,  pointer ;  "Bully  Kid,"  field  trial  winner ; 
owner  and  breeder  of  pedigreed  bird  dogs.  Pres. 
8  amateur  B.B.  leagues.  Pres.  of  5  amateur 
Bskt.B.  leagues. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trammell  Scott  Inc.,  sport- 
ing goods.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  U.S.A.  Inf. 
328;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd.  capt.,  major;  recom- 
mended, Lt.  Col. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Theta  Nu  Epsilon ;  At- 
lanta A.C. ;  pres.  Trammell  Scott,  Inc.  Clubs: 
East  Lake  C.C;  Atlanta  Gun  Club.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Glenn  Emerson. 
Children:  Betty,  age  13 ;  Mary,  age  2.  Office:  66 
N.  Broad  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  Habersham 
Rd.,  Glendenwood,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

SCOVIL,  RICHARD  MALCOLM,  football. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  11,  1893.  Son  of 
Samuel  and  Emily  (Hartman)  Scovil.  Ed.: 
Univ.  Sch.,  1912;  Dartmouth;  Yale,  1916. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 

1911,  mem.   Univ.    Sch.  track  and   B.B.   teams. 

1912,  mem.  Dartmouth  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1914-15,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem. 
83rd  Div.  F.B.  team.  1925-2,3,  F.B.  coach,  Univ. 
Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  salesman  and  F.B. 
coach.  War  Record:  Capt.  Inf.,  329th  Rgt.,  83r  1 
Div.  A.E1.F.  and  77th  Div.  A.E.F.  Clubs:  Col- 
ony (Yale)  ;  Union  (Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  Yale 
(N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Motion  pictures.  Married: 
Dorothy  Brown,  Mar.  8,  1920.  Children:  Samuel 
Kingston,  age  4;  Sally  Gillmor,  age  6.  Office: 
606  Union  Mortgage  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Home:  2717  Edgehill  Rd.,  Cleveland  Hgts.,  Ohio. 

SCULL,  PAUL  THOMAS,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
football  team,  1928.  Born:  Merchantville,  N.  J., 
Sept.  4,  1908.  Son  of  Joseph  Falwell  and  Ella 
Flitcraft  (Sheppard)  Scull.  Ed.:  Tower  Mar- 
ion H.  Sch;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1929. 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  vars. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1928;  chosen  Grant- 
land  Rice's  All-Amer.  F.B.  squad,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Chi.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  32  Bala  Ave.,  Bala- 
Cynwyd,  Pa. 

SCULLY,  JAMES  WOOD,  JR.,  football,  base- 
ball and  hockey.  Born:  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  June 
9,  1890.  Son  of  James  Wood  and  Ida  (Walton) 
Scully.  Ed.:  Pomfret  Sch.  (Pomfret,  Conn.), 
1909;    Ph.B.,   Yale,    1912. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1910-11,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 


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team  (mem.  Walter  Camp's  2nd  All-Amer.  F.B. 
team,  1910).  1911,  mem.  Yale  crew.  1912,  asst. 
F.B.  coach,  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  salesman.  Naval 
Service:  Ensign  U.S.N.R.F.,  1918-19 ;  in  command 
U.S.S.C.  No.  21,  1919.  Affiliations:  Pittsburgh 
A.A.    Address:  1203  West.  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

SEALE,  HUGH,  dog  breeder.  Born:  Man- 
chester, Eng.,  Feb.  22,  1870.  Son  of  William 
and  Rose  Anne  ((Mayne)  Seale.  Ed.:  Hoitran- 
then  Sch.   (Manchester,  Eng.),  1884. 

Record:  Breeder  of  setters,  pointers  and 
beagle  hounds.  Champ,  setters :  Dia,  Seale's 
Mallagard  Malcolm  (English).  Champ,  point- 
ers :  Seale's  Daisy  Girl.  Champ.  Irish  setter : 
Highlander  Irish  Mary.  Champ.  Gorden,  setter : 
Seale's  Becky.  Champ,  beagle :  Seale's  Blizzard. 
Owner  of  Seale's  Arbutus  Blue. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Florist.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son; K.P. ;  Elks;  Eagles.  Clubs:  South.  Field 
Trial ;  All-Amer.  Field  Trial ;  Birmingham  Ken- 
nel;  Atlanta  Kennel.  Married:  Daisy  Fisher, 
Nov.  29,  1899.  Children:  Hugh,  Jr.,  age  25. 
Office:  409  N.  19th  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home: 
Seale  Station,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

SEARS,  ROBERT,  Mem.  Olympic  fencing 
team,  1920.  Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Nov.  30,  1884. 
Son  of  Alfred  F.  and  Ellen  (Carver)  Sears.  Ed.: 
Portland  High;   West  Point  Mil.  Acad.,   1909; 

Mass.  Inst,  of  Tech.    (Post  grad.). 

Record :  Mem.  West  Point  fencing  team,  1907- 
09;  heavyweight  boxing  champion,  Multno- 
mah Club,  Portland,  Ore.,  1910;  Natl.  Rapid 
Fire  rifle  champ.,  1913 ;  mem.  Infantry  rifle  team 
(Natl,  match)  1913;  mem.  Palma  Internatl.  rifle 
team,  1913 ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Rifle  team,  1919 ;  high 
scorer,  200  Meter  Internatl.  match,  Paris,  1919; 
mem.  Olympic  fencing  team,  1920;  mem.  R.  M. 
Thompson  Trophy  team    (England-U.  S.),  1921. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  Asst.  Chief  of  Field 
Service,  Ordnance  Dept.,  U.S.A.  Army  Service: 
Infantry,  1909-17;  Ordnance  Officer,  Port  of 
Embarkation,  Newport  News,  Va.,  1917-19. 
Cluos:  Army  Athletic  Asso.  and  Racquet  Club, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Married:  Marguerite  Hume,  Sept. 
21,  1911.  Children:  Roderick  Hamilton,  age 
15;  David  Hume,  age  13;  Robert  C,  age  11. 
Office:  Munitions  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
Bethesda,  Md. 

SEARS,  ROBERT,  mem.  Olympic  fencing 
team,  1920.  Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Nov.  30,  1884. 
Son  of  Alfred  F.  and  Ellen  (Carver)  Sears. 
Ed.:  Portland  H.  Sch.;  U.S.M.A. ;  Mass.  Inst. 
Tech.,  post-grad. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  fencing  team. 
1910,  mem.  Multnomah  Club  box.  team  (heavy- 
weight  champ.).     1913,   won   Natl.   Rapid    Fire 


Rifle  champ. ;  mem.  Inf.  rifle  team,  Natl,  match  ; 
mem.  Palma  Internatl.  rifle  team.  1919,  mem. 
A.E.F.  rifle  team  (high  scorer,  200  meter  Inter- 
natl. match,  Paris).  1920,  mem.  Olympic  fenc- 
ing and  modern  Pentathlon  teams.  1921,  mem. 
R.  M.  Thompson  trophy  team  (Eng.  and  U.  S.). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  asst.  of  Field  Service, 
Ord.  Dept.,  U.S.A.  Mil.  Service:  Served  in  Inf., 
1909-17;  Ordinance,  1917;  Ordinance  Officer, 
Port  of  Embarkation,  Newport  News,  Va.,  1917- 
19.  Affiliations:  Army  Ath.  Asso. ;  Racquet  Club 
(D.  C).  Married:  Marguerite  Hume,  Sept.  21, 
1911.  Children:  David  Hume,  age  13;  Robt.  C, 
age  11 ;  Roderick,  age  15.  Office:  Munition 
Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.    Home:  Bethesda,  Md. 

SEATON,  EDWARD  ARTHUR,  track.  Born: 
Pulaski  Co.,  Ind.,  Jan.  19,  1887.  Son  of  Valen- 
tine and  Margaret  (Jurey)  Seaton.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Minn.;   Univ.   Wash.;   B.S.A.,   Univ.   Wis.,   1912. 

Record:  1908,  won  Univ.  Wash,  interclass 
cross  country  race.  1909,  won  Univ.  Wis.  inter- 
class meet  1  mile  race.  1911,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
cross  country  conf.  champ,  team.  1912,  mem. 
Univ.  Wis.  relay  team  (winners  Drake  Univ. 
relay  games  4  mile  relay)  ;  won  indoor  conf. 
meet  2  mile  race  at  N.  West.  Univ.;  runner-up 
in  indoor  conf.  meet  2  mile  race  at  Purdue 
Univ.,  record,  9  :43. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher.  Affiliations:  Trus- 
tee and  treas.  M.E.  Ch.  Hobby:  Outdoor  camp- 
ing and  hiking.  Married:  Louise  Lawton,  Dec. 
30,  1912.  Children:  George  Edward,  age  13; 
Marjorie  Louise,  age  9.  Address:  Cascade,  Mont. 

SEBRING,  HAROLD  L.,  football.  Born: 
Olathe,  Kans.,  Mar.  9,  1898.  Son  of  John  T. 
and  Anna  L.  (Hayden)  Sebring.  Ed-:  B.S.C., 
Kans.  Agri.  Coll.,  1922;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Fla., 
1928. 

Record:  1920-21-22,  mem.  Kans.  Agri.  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (All-State  end,  1920-21;  All-Amer. 
and  All- West,  mention,  1921-22).  Missouri  Val- 
ley Conference  2nd  team  '20  and  '21.  1923-24, 
head  track  coach,  head  boxing  coach  and  F.B. 
line  coach,  Univ.  of  Fla.  1925-26-27,  head  F.B. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.S.  Army,  May  6,  1917,  15th  F.A.,  Btty. 
F.,  2nd  Div. ;  mem.  A. ELF.  two  yrs. ;  received 
French  Croix  de  Guerre  and  two  Amer.  cita- 
tions ;  discharged  as  Sgt.,  Aug.  14,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  Legion;  Acacia;  Theta  Nu  Epsi- 
lon;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Mason;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce ;  Rotary  Internatl. ;  S.C.C.A. ;  N.C.A.A. 
Hobby:  Bridge  and  golf.  Address:  S07  Bank 
Biscayne  Bldg.,  Miami,  Fla. 

SEDGWICK,  HUBERT,  sports  writer  for 
forty  years.  Born:  Belchertown,  Mass.,  April 
29,  1867.     Son  of  Butler  and  Minerva    (Hast- 


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ings)    Sedgwick.     Ed.:  Worcester  Acad.,  1890; 
Yale,  1893. 

Record:  Mem.  Worcester  Acad.  B.B.  and 
track  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Press  correspondent.  Naval 
Service:  Sec.  Ath.  Div.,  Navy  Comn.  on  Train- 
ing Camp  Activities  under  chrmn.  Walter  Camp. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Edith  Webster 
Todd.  Child:  Ruth.  Address:  683  Prospect  St., 
New  Haven,  Conn. 

SEDGWICK,  ROBERT  MINTURN,  football. 
Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  27,  1899.  Son  of 
Henry  D.  and  Sarah  (Minturn)  Sedgwick.  Ed.: 
Harvard,  A.B.,  1921;  M.B.A.,  1923. 

Record:  1918-21,  Harvard  heavyweight  box- 
ing champ.  1919,  mem.  Harvard  2nd  varsity 
crew.  1919-20,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team.  1921- 
22,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  counselor, 
Scudder,  Stevens  &  Clark.  Mil.  Service:  Comn'd 
2nd  lieut.  inf.  Sept.  16,  1918;  discharged  Dec. 
22,  1918.  Affiliations:  Dir.  State  Street  Invest- 
ment Corp.  (Boston,  Mass.);  Amer.  Legion; 
Harvard  Club  (Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Harvard  Club 
(N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Tennis  and  squash  racquets. 
Married:  Helen  Peabody.  Children:  May  Min- 
turn, age  1 ;  Henry  D.,  2nd,  age  1  month.  Office: 
10  P.  O.  Sq.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  6  W.  Hill 
Place,  Boston,  Mass. 

SEELEY,  CARROL  CARPENTER,  football. 
Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Sept.  1,  1878.  Son 
of  Lamar  B.  and  Amelia  (Carpenter)  Seeley. 
Ed.:  Portland  Acad. ;  Williams  Coll. ;  Stanford 
Univ.;  Univ.  of  Utah. 

Recond:  1898-99,  mem.  Williams  F.B.  team. 
1900,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  team.  1904,  mem. 
Multnomah  A.A.C.  F.B.  team;  mem.  Portland 
Rowing  Club  crew.  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Utah 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Ore.  State  Highway 
Comn.  Mil.  Service:  Comn'd.  1st  lieut.  of  En- 
gineers, 1918;  stationed  Ft.  Douglas,  Utah,  and 
Camp  A.  A.  Humphreys,  Va. ;  discharged  Dec. 
1918.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Amer.  Legion ;  Soc. 
of  Amer.  Mil.  Engrs. ;  Northwest  Soc.  of  High- 
way Engrs. ;  Klamath  Engrs.  Club.  Married: 
Louise  Bosworth  Stone,  Sept.  12,  1912.  Office: 
Room  8,  Court  House,  Klamath  Falls,  Ore. 
Home:  1900  Esplanade,  Klamath  Falls,  Ore. 

SEELIGSON,  ARTHUR  ADDISON,  tennis. 
Born:  San  Antonio,  Texas,  Feb.  22,  1896.  Son 
of  A.  W.  and  Lilly  (Sprigg)  Seeligson.  Ed.: 
West  Texas  Mil.  Acad. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad., 
1913;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1916. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
tennis  team  (won  annual  champ.).  1913-14, 
mem.  Yale  freshmen  tennis  team.  1915-16,  mem. 
Yale   varsity   tennis    team.     1915-27,    won    San 


Antonio  City  singles  champ,  (with  the  excep- 
tion of  three  yrs.).  1924,  won  N.W.  Pa.  singles 
champ.  1926-27,  won  8th  Corps  Area  Army 
singles  champ.  1927,  won  Natl.  Army  doubles 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record:  En- 
tered 1st  O.T.C. ;  grad.  as  1st  lieut. ;  took  com- 
mand of  Btty.  E,  343rd  F.A.,  90th  Div.;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  promoted  to  rank  of  capt. ;  pres.  rank 
maj.  in  Reserve  Corps.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Nay- 
lor  Printing  Co. ;  pres.  The  Kelwood  Co. ;  Kappa 
Delta  Pi;  Delta  Psi;  San  Antonio  C.C.;  San 
Antonio  Casino  Club.  Married:  Ramona  Frates, 
Feb.  25,  1920.  Children:  Arthur  A.,  Jr.,  age  7 ; 
Frates,  age  4.  Office:  Natl.  Bank  of  Commerce 
Bldg.,  San  Antonio,  Tex.  Home:  115  E.  Ashby 
St.,  San  Antonio,  Texas. 

SEIBEL,  CARL  HENRY,  football.  Born: 
Bellevue,  O.,  Oct.  30,  1898.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
H.  P.  Seibel.  Ed.:  Norwalk  H.  Sch.,  1917;  B.S., 
Denison  Univ.,  1921 ;  Columbia,  1922-23. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Norwalk  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1917-18,  mem.  Denison  Univ. 
freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1919  and  21, 
mem.  Denison  varsity  B.B.  team  (pitcher,  capt., 
1921).  1920-22,  mem.  Denison  Univ.  F.B.  team; 
boxing  and  wrestl.  instr.,  Denison  Univ.  1921- 
28,  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  official.  1921-27, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  Norwalk  Odd  Fellows  (Co. 
champs.,  1922)  ;  played  Bskt.B.  with  Norwalk, 
Kiwanis,  Amer.  Legion.  1922-28,  coach  F.B. 
Norwalk  H.  Sch.;  phys.  dir.  1925-28,  play- 
grounds dir.    (Norwalk). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.,  Norwalk  H.  Sch. 
Mil.  Service:  S.A.T.C. ;  Comnd.  Sgt.,  1918;  dis- 
charged Dec.  21,  1918.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta 
Pi ;  "D"  Asso.,  Denison  Univ. ;  Odd  Fellows ; 
Mason;  Hi  Y  Club  Advisor.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Ruth  Sheldon,  June  8, 
1923.  Children:  Sheldon,  age  2;  Dean,  infant. 
Office:  High  School,  Norwalk,  O.  Home:  Oak 
St.,  Norwalk,  O. 

SEKA,  CARL,  professional  golfer.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  27,  1906.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Katherine  Seka.  Ed.:  Gilbert  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.). 

Record :  1925,  competed  Phila.  open  champ. ; 
copeted  in  Pro-Amateur  tournaments ;  qualified 
in  Natl.  P.G.A.  tournament.  1927-28,  golf  pro., 
Forest  Hills  C.C.    (Tampa,  Fla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  P.G. 
A.;  Forest  Hills  CC.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office-  112 
La  Fayette  St.,  Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  Forest  Hills 
Club,  Tampa,  Fla. 

SELTZ,  SAMUEL,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Greenfield,  Ohio,  Dec.  1,  1899. 
Son  of  Barnett  and  Ida  (Preznack)  Seltz.  Ed.: 
Woodward  H.  Sch.,  1917;  Univ.  Cincinnati,  B.S., 
1921 ;  M.D.,  1923. 


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Record:  191G-17,  mem.  Woodward  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-21,  mem. 
Univ.  Cincinnati  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B  teams 
{capt.  B.B.  team,  1921).  1920-21,  Ohio  Conf. 
champ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Mu ;  Cincinnati  Acad,  of  Med. ; 
A.M.A. ;  Ohio  State  Med.  Asso. ;  Cincinnati  Gym 
and  A.C.  Hobby:  Handball  and  tennis.  Office: 
605  Traction  Bldg.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  3402 
Harvey  Ave.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

SERLINE,  STANTON  MAXWELL,  baseball. 
Born:  Mora,  Minn.,  Nov.  9,  1905.  Son  of  C.  F. 
and  Mabel  P.  (Conger)  Serline.  Ed.:  Mora  H. 
Sch.,  1923 ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Mora  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1923).  1921-23,  mem.  Mora  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (estabd.  high  hurdles 
record,  East.  Minn,  track  meet,  1923).  1925, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  freshman  B.B.  team.  1926- 
28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Hunt- 
ing. Address:  1623  Univ.  Ave.  S.E.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


SERMON,  RAYMOND  ROLLINS,  coach  and 
athletic  director.  Born:  Independence,  Mo., 
Mar.  1,  1893.  Son  of  George  A.  and  Adella 
(Todd)  Sermon.  Ed.:  Independence  H.  Sch.; 
Warrensburg  (Mo.)  Teacher's  Coll.,  1912;  B.P. 
E.,  Springfield  Y.M.C.A.  Coll.,  1917 ;  D.O.,  Kirks- 
Coll,  of  Osteopathy. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Warrensburg  Teach- 
er's Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  B.B.  (catch- 
er) teams.  1912-17,  mem.  Springfield  Y.M.C.A. 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track,  swimming  and  B.B. 
teams.  1920-24,  mem.  Kirksville  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  swimming,  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1914,  ath. 
dir.,  Wentworth  M.A.  1917,  ath.  dir.  Central 
Coll.,  Farrette,  Mo.  1918,  ath.  coach,  Rolla 
Scho.  of  Mines.  1920-24,  coached  and  played, 
Kirksville  Coll.  1925-28,  backfield  coach,  F.B. 
and  fresh.  Bskt.B.  and  varsity  track.  Also  medi- 
cal advisor  for  all  teams,  N.  C.  State  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Athletic  coach.  Affiliations: 
Mason.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Ruth  Robertson, 
Aug.  31,  1919.  Office:  N.  C.  State  Coll.,  Raleigh, 
N.  C.  Home:  119  Chamberlain  St.,  Raleigh, 
N.  C. 


SERVAIS,  LOUIS  J.,  wrestling  and  rowing. 
Born:  Carney,  Mich.,  Sept.  6,  1894.  Son  of  Jos- 
eph and  Katherine  (Sullivan)  Servais.  Ed-: 
Menominel  H.  Sch.,  1911;  Ferris  Inst.,  1914; 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1918. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
wrestling  team  (I.C.  champ.,  1917).  1917,  cox- 
swain, Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew.   1917-21,  Mid- 


dle Atlantic  wrestling  champ.  1917-23,  Natl, 
amateur  wrestling  champ.  1923,  mem.  N.  Y. 
A.C;  N.  Y.  State  wrestling  champ.  1924-28, 
wrestling  coach,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wrestling  coach,  Univ.  of 
Pa.  and  insurance.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  U.S. 
Army,  June,  1917 ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt,  Apr.  22, 
1918;  discharged,  Aug.  15,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Lions  Club ;  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  Un- 
dine Barge  Club  (Phila.,  Pa.).  Married:  Mar- 
garet "Van  Sciver,  Jan.  6,  1923.  Children:  Ruth, 
age  4 ;  Margaret,  age  2 ;  Mary,  infant.  Office: 
329  Commercial  Trust  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Morton,  Pa. 

SESSIONS,  PAUL  TRAMMELL,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Marietta,  Ga.,  Nov.  17,  1898. 
Son  of  Walter  L.  and  Alice  (Trammell)  Ses- 
sions. Ed.:  Birmingham  Coll.  Training  Sch., 
1916 ;  DePauw  Univ. ;  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15-16,  mem.  Birmingham  Coll. 
Training  Sch.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1917-19-20, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  F.B.  team  (honor- 
able mention  for  All-South  team  all  three  yrs. ; 
honorable  mention  by  Grantland  Rice).  1918, 
mem.  DePauw  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1919, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1923, 
asst.  F.B.  coach,  Howard  Coll.,  Birmingham, 
Ala.   F.B.   official  for   South   Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  agent.  Mass.  Mutual 
Life  Ins.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  June,  1918; 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  U.S.A.,  Ft.  Sheridan;  dis- 
charged, Dec.  25,  1918.  Affiliations:  Cox  &  Ses- 
sions (mem.  of  firm);  Mason;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Ann  Ma- 
jor, Jan.  28,  1921.  Children:  Paul  Trammell, 
Jr.,  age  6;  Margaret  Lamont,  age  2.  Office:  535 
Brown  Max  Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home: 
1023   Caldwell   Terrace,    Birmingham,    Ala. 

SEWELL,  JOE,  professional  baseball.  Born: 
Titus,  Ala.,  Oct.  9,  1898.  Son  of  Dr.  Jabez  W. 
and  Susan  (Hannon)  Sewell.  Ed.:  Agri.  Sch. 
(Wetumpka,  Ala.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1920. 

Record:  1916-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1919;  picked  as  All- 
South.  2nd  baseman,  1917-18-19).  1920,  started 
playing  pro.  B.B.  with  New  Orleans  Club  (So. 
League).  1920-28,  asst.  B.B.  coach,  Univ.  of 
Ala. ;  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Cleveland  Indians 
(played  in  World  Series  against  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Pi  Kappa  Phi ;  Mason ;  Tuscaloosa  C.C. ;  Cleve> 
land  Ball  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Willia  Veal,  Dec.  30,  1921.  Children:  Joe,  Jr., 
age  5 ;  James  W.,  infant.  Office:  Cleveland  Ball 
Club,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  729  10th  Ave., 
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SEWELL,  LUKE,  catcher,  baseball  (Cleve- 
land Indians).  Born:  Titus,  Ala.,  Jan.  15,  1901. 
Son  of  Dr.  J.  W.  and  Susan  (Hannon)  Sewell. 
Ed.:  Agr.  Scb.  (Wetumpka,  Ala.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ. 
of  Ala.,  1921. 

Record :  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt,  B.B. ;  picked  as  All-South, 
catcher,  1921).  1921,  started  playing  pro.  B.B. 
with  Cleveland  Indians.  June,  1921,  with  Co- 
lumbus Club  (Amer.  Asso.).  1921-28,  mem. 
Cleveland  Indians.  June,  1921,  with  Columbus 
Club  (Amer.  Asso.).  1921-28,  mem.  Cleveland 
Indians. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Cleveland  Ball  Club;  Pi  Kappa  Phi; 
"A"  Club.  Married:  Edna  Ridge,  Aug.  14,  1926. 
Children:  Suzanne,  infant.  Office:  Cleveland 
Ball  Club,  Cleveland,  O.     Home:  Titus,  Ala. 

SEWELL,  THOMAS  WESLEY,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Titus,  Ala.,  Apr.  16,  1906.  Son  of  Dr. 
Jabez  W.  and  Susan  (Hannon)  Sewell.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ala.,  1927. 

Record-:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  B.B. 
team  (South.  Conf.  champ.,  '25-26;  capt,  '27). 
1927,  mem.  Chicago  "Cubs."  1927-28,  mem. 
Reading  (Pa.)  pro.  B.B.  team  (made  8  consecu- 
tive hits  on  Reading  vs.  Jersey  City,  '27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Affiliations: 
"A"  C.  (Univ.  Ala.)  ;  Pi  Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby: 
Baseball  and  hunting.  Office:  C/o  Reading  B.B. 
Club,  Reading,  Pa.    Home:  Titus,  Ala. 

SHACKELFORD,  RICHARD  TILLARD,  cap- 
tain, Princeton  lacrosse  team,  1925.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  May  10,  1902.  Son  of  William 
Thomas  and  Rachel  (Estep)  Shackelford.  Ed.: 
Boy's  Latin  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  Episcopal 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1925 ;  Johns  Hopkins 
Med.  Sch. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Princeton  lacrosse 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1924,  lacrosse  team  unde- 
feated. 1922,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1926-27,  mem.  Mt.  Wash,  lacrosse  team  (unde- 
feated, 1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  At 
pres.  2nd  Lt,  F.A.,  R.O.T.C.  Clubs:  Mt.  Wash. ; 
Ivy  of  Princeton ;  Pithotomy  ;  Baltimore ;  Balti- 
more C.C. ;  Bachelors  Cotillion  of  Baltimore. 
Hobby:  Medicine.  Office:  Johns  Hopkins  Med. 
Sch.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  1307  Park  Ave., 
Baltimore,  Md. 

SHAFER,  G.  CARLTON,  tennis  champ. 
Born:  Scranton,  Pa.,  Sept.  24,  1880.  Son  of 
Nathian  H.  and  Katharine  (Bentley)  Shafer. 
Ed.:  Montrose  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1908;   LL.B.,   Columbia,   1909. 


Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Princeton  tennis  team 
(capt.,  1903).  1902,  mem.  Princeton  hockey 
team.  1907-09,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1908-09,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  hockey  and  tennis 
teams  (capt.  hockey  team,  1909 ;  won  singles 
tennis  champ.,  1908).  1908,  mem.  Columbia 
Univ.  golf  team.  1909-13,  runner-up,  Natl,  in- 
door singles  tennis  champ.  1913-14  and  '19, 
won  Natl,  indoor  doubles  tennis  champ.  1914, 
won  N.  J.  State  singles  and  doubles  champ. 
1922,  won  Fla.  State  doubles  tennis  champ. ; 
won  United  N.  and  S.  singles  tennis  champ. 
(Pinehurst).  1924-27,  won  Phila.  doubles  ten- 
nis champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  and  head  counsellor, 
Camp  Susquehannock.  Clubs:  Penn  A.C. ;  Gym- 
ryd  Tennis  C. ;  Princeton  (N.  Y.)  ;  Montrose 
C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf.  Married:  Mar- 
garet Mclntire,  Nov.  8,  1917.  Children:  Edwin 
H.,  age  5 ;  Margaret  M.,  age  1.  Office:  1720 
Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.    Home:  Montrose,  Pa. 


SHAFROTH,  MORRISON,  Colorado  doubles 
tennis  champion,  1915-16.  Born:  Denver,  Colo., 
Oct.  27,  1889.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Virginia 
(Morrison)  Shafroth.  Ed.:  East  Denver  H. 
Sch.;    Univ.   of  Mich.;   A.B.,   1910;   J.D.,   1912. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  East  Denver  H.  Sch. 
tennis  team  (won  singles  and  doubles  champ., 
doubles  with  Ralph  M.  Broadhurst).  1907, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshmen  track  team.  1909- 
11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  tennis  team  (won 
champ.,  1910).  1915-16,  won  Colo,  doubles  ten- 
nis champ,  (with  T.  Brooke  Townsend,  1915; 
Will  Shafroth,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  O.T.C.,  Fort  Riley,  May,  1917; 
comn'd  1st  lieut.,  promoted  capt. ;  served  with 
341st  F.A.,  89th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Clubs: 
Colo.  Mt. ;  Denver  C.C. ;  Univ. ;  Denver  City. 
Hobby:  Tennis,  skiing,  and  mountain  climbing. 
Married:  Abby  Staunton  Hagerman.  Children: 
Virginia,  age  8;  Ellen,  age  6;  John,  age  4; 
Frank,  age  2.  Office:  Equitable  Bldg.,  Denver, 
Colo.     Home:  939  Wash.   St.,  Denver,  Colo. 


SHANDS,  DR.  ALFRED  RIVES,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Washington,  D.  C,  Jan.  18,  1899.  Son 
of  Aurelius  Rives  and  Agnes  Horner  (Eppes) 
Shands.  Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Va. ;  A.B.,  1918;  M.D.,  1922. 

Record:  1916-17-19-20-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va. 
cross-country  team  (capt.,  1917-20;  won  South 
Atlantic  A.A.U.  cross-country  run,  1920 ;  won 
Richmond  Times-Dispatch  cross-country  run, 
1921;  set  and  still  holds  Univ.  of  Va.  2-mile 
record,  1922 ;  set  and  still  holds  Univ.  of  Va. 
6-mile  cross-country  record,  1920).  1920-21-22, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  track  team  (team  was  South 
Atlantic   A.A.U.   champs.,   1920). 


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Pres.  Occupation..  Surgeon.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Nu ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  "V"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Va.).  Married:  Elizabeth  Sheffer  Prewitt,  July 
17,   1926.     Office:  901   16th    St.   N.   W.,   Wash., 

D.  C.    Home:  903  16th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

SHANLEY,  LEO  M.,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Granbury,  Texas, 
Feb.  4,  1898.  Son  of  M.  H.  and  L.  (Gearhart) 
Shanley.  Ed.:  Yeatman  H.  Sch.  (St.  Louis, 
Mo.)  ;  D.D.S.,  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Yeatman  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team, 
1918).     1915-18,  chosen  All-Star  I.S.  B.B.  team. 

1918,  won  H.  Sch.  track  champ.  1921-22,  mem. 
Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team  (chosen  Mo.  Valley  All- 
Star  F.B.  team,  1921).  1920-22,  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922,  chosen 
All-Valley  1st  base. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orthodonist.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.  Affiliation:  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby: 
Golf,  hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Marie 
Stifel,  Feb.  24,  1925.  Office:  4482  Wash.  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  4904  Buckingham  Court, 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

SHANNON,  LEO  MICHAEL,  captain  Wash. 
State  Coll.  freshman  F.B.  team,  1921.  Born: 
McCool  Junction,  Nebr.,  May  4,  1898.  Son  of 
William  Edward  and  Delia  (Utterback)  Shan- 
non.    Ed.:  Wash.  State  Coll. 

Record:   1918,  mem.  Mare  Island  F.B.  team. 

1919,  capt.  Wash.  State  Coll.  Prep  F.B.  team; 
officiated  and  refereed  East.  Ore.  Conf.  1920, 
asst.  coach  LaGrade  H.  Sch.  (Ore.).  1921,  capt. 
Wash.  State  Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1922, 
mem.  R.O.T.C.  Pacific  Coast  rifle  champ.  1927, 
coach  and  mem.  Yakima  (Wash.)  amateur  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.,  Wash.  Pine  Box  Co. 
and  rep.  J.  J.  Marischal  &  Co.  Mil.  Service: 
U.S.M.C,  1917;  instr.  of  recruits,  1918-19; 
comdr.  LaGrande  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Unit,  1920  ;  commd. 
2nd  lieut.  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ; 
A.L. ;  K.C. ;  Chamber  of  Commerce ;  pres.  Wash. 
State  Col.  Alumni  Asso. ;  Riverside  G.C.  Mar- 
ried: Hazel  LaLone,  Spokane,  Wash.,  1926.  Child: 
Laura  Lee  (infant).  Office:  501  N.  2nd  Ave., 
Yakima,  Wash.  Home:  507  E.  D  St.,  Yakima, 
Washington. 

SHANNON,  SPENCER  SWEET,  soccer. 
Born:  Saxton,  Pa.,  Nov.  11,  1894.   Son  of  W.  W. 

E.  and  Elsie  (Sweet)  Shannon.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  A.B.,  A.M.,  1917;  M.C.,  Lehigh  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  soccer  team  (I.C. 
champs.,  1916).  1916-17,  mem.  undergraduate 
Com.,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  1917,  mgr.  track  and  cross- 
country teams,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  and  appointed  mgr. 
I.C.  track  meet. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mining.  Mil.  Service:  Capt., 
U.S.A.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Alumni  Soccer;  Univ.  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ; 
Huntingdon  C.C. ;  Mask  and  Wig  Club  (Phila., 
Pa.).  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Katherine 
Wallace.  Children:  Spencer  Sweet,  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  Dudley,  Pa.   Home:  Saxton,  Pa. 

SHARPE,  DR.  ALBERT  HAYES,  director 
Ithaca  School  of  Physical  Education.  Born: 
New  Haven,  Conn.,  Oct.  7,  1877.  Son  of  Daniel 
E.  and  Mary  (Norton)  Sharpe.  Ed.:  Hillhouse 
H.  Sch.  (New  Haven,  Conn.)  ;  M.D.,  Yale,  1902. 

Record:  1898-1901,  inem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team. 
1899-1900,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1900-01,  mem. 
Yale  B.B.  and  gym  teams.  1901-12,  F.B.  coach 
William  Penn  Charter  Sch.  1905-12,  B.B.  coach 
William  Penn  Charter  Sch. ;  football  official. 
1912-19,  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  coach  Cornell  Univ. 
1919,  F.B.  coach  Yale.  1919-21,  ath.  dir.  and 
Bskt.B.  coach  Yale.  1921-28,  dir.  Ithaca  Sch. 
of  Phys.  Ed.;  football  official.  1928,  Professor 
Physical  Education  and  Director  of  Athletics, 
Wash.  Univ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. ;  dir.  Chautauqua 
Sch.  Phys.  Ed.    (summer). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Ithaca  Sch.  of  Phys. 
Ed.  Mil.  Service:  Ath.  dir.  Y.M.C.A.,  Camp  Mer- 
ritt,  summer,  1918 ;  medical  work  S.A.T.C,  Cor- 
nell Univ.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Mu  Pi 
Omega  (medical);  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Rotary 
Club;  Chautauqua  G.C.  (pres.).  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Jennie  Seeley,  June  25,  1902.  Children: 
Dorothy  L..  age  21.  Office:  118  E.  Seneea  St., 
Ithaca,  N.  Y.  Home:  109  Llenroc  Court,  Ithaca, 
N.  Y. 

SHARP,  VERNON  HIBBETT,  football.  Born: 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  Nov.  30,  1906.  Son  of  Vernon 
H.  and  Lorene  (Dandridge)  Sharp.  Ed.:  Hume 
Fogg  H.  Sch. ;  Peabody  Demonstration  Sch. ; 
Vanderbilt  Univ. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Hume  Fogg  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  Peabody  Demonstration  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Vanderbilt 
Univ.  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925-27, 
mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt, 
1927).  1926-27,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
squad   (South.  I.C.  Conf.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Theta.  Hobby:  Study  and  collecting  of 
birds.  Address:  1908  Asklen  Ave.,  Nashville, 
Tenn. 

SHAUGHNESSY,  CLARK  D.,  track,  football, 
basketball.  Born:  St.  Cloud,  Minn.,  Mar.  6,  1892. 
Son  of  Edward  and  Lucy  Ann  (Foster)  Shaugh- 
nessy.  Ed.:  N.  St.  Paul  (Minn.)  H.  Sch.;  B.A., 
Univ.  Minn.,  1916. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1912,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  track  team.  1913,  mem. 
Univ.    Minn.    Bskt.B.    team.     1914,    mem.    Minn. 


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Boat  Club  (St.  Paul)  ;  coach  St.  Paul  Central 
H.  Sch.  track  team.  1915-18,  coach,  dir.  of  aths., 
Tulane  Univ.  (New  Orleans).   1919-21  and  1923- 

26,  head  coach  Tulane  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1927- 
28,  head  coach  Loyola  Univ.  of  S.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Young  Men's  Bus.  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Louvania  Mae  Hamilton,  Dec.  5,  1916. 
Children:  Clark  D.,  Jr.,  age  9;  Marcia  Mae,  age 
5 ;  Janice  Beryll,  age  4.  Office:  Loyola  Univ., 
New  Orleans,  La.  Home:  1820  Audubon  St., 
New  Orleans,  La. 

SHAUTE,  JOSEPH  B.,  pitcher,  Cleveland 
Indians.  Born:  Peckville,  Pa.,  Aug.  1,  1900. 
Son  of  John  and  Mary  (Konkoe)  Shaute.  Ed.: 
Blakely  H.  Sch. ;  Mansfield  State  Normal ;  A.B., 
Juniata  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1918-19,  mem.  Mansfield  State  Nor- 
mal Sch.  B.B.  and  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1919).  1919-22,  mem.  Juniata  Coll.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1921-22). 
1922,  started  playing  pro.  B.B.  with  Cleveland 
Indians.  Farmed  out  to  Chattanooga,  1922  ;  re- 
turned to  Cleveland,  1923  and  played  with  them 
to  date. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Cleveland  Ball  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Mary  Ahern,  Oct.  3, 
1925.  Office:  Cleveland  Ball  Club,  Cleveland,  O. 
Home:  159  Electric  St.,  Peckville,  Pa. 

SHAW,  HARLAND  DALE,  mem.  Heidelberg 
Coll.  football  team,  1925-28.  Born:  Bath,  O., 
July  14,  1906.  Son  of  Lloyd  M.  and  Euphania 
(Houston)  Shaw.  Ed.:  Wadsworth  H.  Sch., 
1924;  A.B.,  Heidelberg  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Bath  (Ohio)  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (won  Co.  F.B.  champ., 
1921;  1st  place  shot  put,  Co.  meet,  1922).  1924, 
mem.  Wadsworth  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  gym  teams. 
1925-28,  mem.  Heidelberg  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1926- 

27,  part  time  instructor,  P.E.,  Tiffin  Y.M.C.A. ; 
asst.  mgr.  Class  "B"  Sectional  Bskt.B.  tourn. 
1927,  mem.  Heidelberg  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Cuyahoga  Falls  H. 
Sch.;  student.  Affiliations:  "H"  Clan  (pres.); 
Excelsior  Literary  Soc. ;  Portage  Trail  Club. 
Address:  206  Pine  St.,  Wadsworth,  O. 


SHAW,  HEMAN  SLMMERELL,  mem.  David- 
son Coll.  football  team,  1907-08.  Born:  Mag- 
nolia, N.  C,  Mar.  13,  1887.  Son  of  Rev.  Wm. 
M.  and  Alberta  (Faison)  Shaw.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Davidson  Coll.  (Davidson,  N.  C),  1908;  M.A., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  F.B. 
squad.  1907-08,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  vars.  F.B. 
team  (won  all  except  1  game  during  season). 
1908-1910,  Fredericksburg  Coll.  F.B.  team  coach. 


1910-1916,  Wilmington  H.  Sch.  coach  (runner- 
up  for  state  champ,  1910,  '11  and  '15;  state 
champ,  of  N.  C.  1912).  1916-27,  mem.  coaching 
staff  of  F.B.,  The  Haverford  Sch.,  Haverford, 
Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  dept.  of  history,  The 
Haverford  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  War  Camp  Com- 
munity Service.  Affiliations:  Central  Bd.  of 
Officials;  East.  Asso.  F.B.  Officials;  A.F.&A.M. ; 
S.A.R. ;  South.  Jurisdiction  U.S.A. ;  Wilmington 
Consistory ;  N.  C.  Soc.  of  Pa. ;  Mason.  Married: 
Grace  Logan.  Children:  Miriam  Logan,  age  8 ; 
Virginia  Faison,  age  4.  Address:  Haverford 
Sch.,  Haverford,   Pa. 

SHAW,  REUBEN  TAYLOR,  mem.  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan  football  and  track  teams.  Bom:  Dela- 
ware, O.,  Oct.  8,  1S84.  Son  of  Wm.  Bigelow  and 
Irene  (Gardner)  Shaw.  Ed.:  Ohio  Wesleyan, 
B.S.,  1905;  M.A.,  1908;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1926. 

Record:  1902,  capt.  Ohio  Wesleyan  2nd  F.B. 
team.  1903-05,  mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  vars.  F.B. 
team.  1904-1906,  mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  track 
team  (winner,  1-ini.  and  2-mi.  run  in  various 
meets).  1909-28,  mem.  C.B.F.O. ;  1912-17,  secy., 
Phila.  Supervisory  Com.  of  Ath.  for  H.  Schs. 
Mem,  East.  I.C.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Se.  teacher,  West  Phila., 
H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Mem.  various  local,  state 
and  Natl.  Education  Assos. ;  mem.  Pa.  State  Ed. 
Asso.  Legislative  Com. ;  mem.  Legislative  Comm. 
of  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ;  life  mem.,  N.E.S. ;  dir.  in  5 
Building  and  Loan  Assos. ;  Sr.  mem.,  Shaw  & 
Co.,  accountants  and  auditors.  Hobby:  Build- 
ing and  loan  plans,  retirement  allowances,  farm- 
ing. Married:  Margaret  Rogers,  1909.  Children: 
Robert  Gardner,  age  17;  Henry  Van  Dyke,  age 
16;  Lawrence  Willard,  age  14.  Office:  48th  and 
Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  245  S.  51st, 
Phila.,  Pa. 

SHEARMAN,  THOMAS  G.,  I.C.  track  champ. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  May  13,  1868.  Son  of 
James  Augustine  and  Helen  (Thompson)  Shear- 
man. Ed.:  Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1885; 
A.B.,  Yale,  1889;  Columbia  Univ.,  M.A.,  1899; 
LL.B.,  1900. 

Record:  1886-89,  mem.  Yale  track  team; 
runner-up  I.C.  pole-vault  champ.,  1886-88;  held 
Yale  record  in  pole-vault,  1886-89,  and  high  and 
broad  jumps,  1887-89;  won  1st  place  in  I.C. 
broad  jumps,  1887-89  (record  I.C.  broad  jumps, 
21  ft.  71/2  in.,  1887,  and  22  ft.  6  in.,  1889)  ;  won 
1st  place  in  I.C.  pole-vault,  1887  and  '89;  won 
N.  Eng.  high  jump  champ.,  1888. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  asst.  sol.,  office  of 
Sec.  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Agr.  (D.  C).  Affiliations: 
Federal  Bar  Asso.  (pres.,  1925)  ;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon;  Yale  Club  (D.  C).  Hobby:  New  Tes- 
tament ;  Greek.     Married:  Nellie  Hall  Stillman, 


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Oct.  11,  1894.  Office:  Dept.  of  Agr.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  Home:  2000  16th  St.  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

SHEEHAN,  THOMAS  JOSEPH,  mem.  Yale 
champ,  baseball  team,  1919.  Born:  Bangor,  Me., 
Mar.  24,  1891.  Son  of  John  and  Mary  Agnes 
(O'Connell)  Sheehan.  Ed.:  Bangor  H.  Sch., 
1908;  Phillips  Acad.,  1915;  Yale,  1919;  St.  Law- 
rence  (Brooklyn  Law),  1925. 

Record:  1904-08,  mem.  Bangor  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1912-15,  mem.  Phillips 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (best  all-around  ath- 
lete, 1915).  1917-19,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  team 
(catcher)  champ.,  1919.  1923-24,  mem.  Cres- 
cent Ath.  Club  B.B.  team.     1922-28,  C.B.F.O. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.;  comn'd  1st  lieut.  2nd  lieut.  and 
capt,  Field  Artillery.  Affiliations:  Crescent 
A.C. ;  N.  Y.  County  Lawyers'  Asso. ;  Delta 
Kappa  Bpsilon;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Office:  120  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home: 
262  Henry  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

SHEEKS,  PAUL  PRESTON,  ath.  director 
and  coach.  Born:  Grand  Rapids,  N.  Dak.,  Oct. 
18,  1889.  Son  of  Hugh  and  Rosa  (Vivian) 
Sheeks.  Ed.:  Dak.  Wesleyan  Univ.,  1909;  A.B., 
S.  Dak.  Univ.,  1913. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Mitchell  (S.  Dak.)  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1909,  mem.  Dak. 
Wesleyan  F.B.  team.  1910-12,  mem.  S.  Dak. 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (chosen  All-Mo.  Valley;  hon. 
mention.  All-West.,  1911-12).  1910-13,  mem.  S. 
Dak.  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1912-13).  Wil- 
is, mem.  S.  Dak.  Univ.  track  team.  1912-13, 
mem.  S.  Dak.  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1913-15,  coach 
LaMars  (Iowa)  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1915- 
17,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Wabash  Coll.  1918,  ath. 
dir.  Camp  de  Souge,  France.  1919,  F.B.  coach 
Hill  Sch.,  Pottstown,  Pa.  1919-28,  ath.  and  rec- 
reation dir.  Firestone  Tire  and  Rubber  Co. 
1920-28,  Ohio   Conf.  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Recreation  and  ath.  dir. 
War  Record:  First  lieut.  FA.,  1917;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Shriner;  Portage  C.C.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Ruth  Spitznas,  Sept.  9,  1926. 
Office:  Firestone  Tire  and  Rubber  Co.,  Akron, 
Ohio.  Home:  1479  Thornapple  Ave.,  Akron,  Ohio. 

SHEPARD,  ERNEST  SEWALL,  canoe  racing. 
Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  May  19,  1899.  Son 
of  Albert  Edward  and  Minerva  (Pike)  Shep- 
ard.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Washington,  D.  C.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1919-21;  George  Washington 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1925;  A.M.,  1927. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman  cross- 
country team.  1925,  mem.  George  Washington 
Univ.  swimming  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Instructor,  George  Wash- 
ington Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Tank  Corps,  338  Bn. 
Affiliations:  Washington  Canoe  Club.  Hobby: 
Canoe  racing.  Married:  Louise  Lane  Strother, 
Sept.  9,  1926.  Office:  George  Washington  Univ., 
Dept.  of  English,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
3267  N  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


SHEFFIED,  LUCIUS  TRACY,  holder  broad 
jump  record,  Yale.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Oct.  26, 
1884.  Son  of  Lucius  Tracy  and  Mary  (Kyle) 
Sheffied.  Ed.:  Berkeley  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C),  1904; 
M.E.,  Yale,  1906. 

Record:  1903,  holder  Sch.  220-yd.  record 
(22  2-5  sees.)  made  Berkeley  Oval,  Intersch. 
meet ;  won  at  same  meet  100-yd.  dash,  high 
and  broad  jumps,  pole-vault,  half-mile  run  and 
440-yd.  dash ;  won  broad  jump  at  both  Yale  and 
Princeton  sch.  meets.  1904,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (won  1st  Yale-Princeton  meet  and 
1st  Yale-Harvard  meet  and  placed  in  I.C.  meet 
in  broad  jump ;  ran  Yale  mile  relay  team ;  win- 
ner broad  jump  at  Yale-Harvard  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge meet,  England).  1905-07,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  team  (winner  in  broad  jump  at 
all  important  coll.  meets ;  made  record  jump, 
24  ft.  2  in.,  for  Yale-Princeton  and  Yale-Har- 
vard meets,  which  held  until  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Affiliations: 
N.  E.  Collapsible  Tube  Co.  (pres.)  ;  Sheffied 
Co.  (pres.)  ;  New  London  City  Natl.  Bank  (vice- 
pres.).  Clubs:  Thames  Club  (New  London, 
Conn.);  Shemosett  C.C;  Racquet  and  Tennis 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Yale;  Auto.  Club  of  Amer. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marie  Brown,  July  5, 
1919.  Child:  Thomas  Chaney  Sheffied,  age  18. 
Office:  Waller  St.,  New  London,  Conn.  Home: 
1000  Ocean  Ave.,  New  London,  Conn. 


SHELDON,  GEORGE  B.,  rifle.  Born: 
Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  3,  1891.  Son  of  Wil- 
liam H.  and  Augusta  (Baright)  Sheldon.  Ed.: 
Riverview  Mil.  Acad.,  1910. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  winning  Dewar  rifle 
team  (Camp  Perry,  O.)  ;  mem.  winning  East, 
rifle  team  E.  W.  match ;  won  Short  Range  match 
and  State  champ.,  Empire  State  shoot  (Peek- 
skill,  N.  Y.)  ;  mem.  N.  Y.  State  Rifle  team,  Camp 
Perry  Natl,  matches.  1926,  mem.  winning  Rifle 
(2  men)  team,  Allentown,  Pa.  match.  1927,  won 
Gillis  Memorial  trophy  (Elmsford,  N.  Y.)  ;  won 
Dewar  match  and  Swiss  match,  Mt.  Vernon 
Outers  C.  (N.  Y.)  ;  won  Ossining  (N.  Y.)  Rifle 
C.  matches ;  mem.  N.  Y.  State  Rifle  team,  Natl, 
matches  (Camp  Perry,  O.)  ;  won  U.  S.  Trophy 
match. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Machinist,  Consolidated 
Cigar  Co.  Affiliations:  Rifleman,  Natl.  Rifle 
Asso. ;  pres.  Poughkeepsie  Rifle  C. ;  Roosevelt 
Rifle  C. ;  Stoatsburg  Rifle  C.    Hobby:  Shooting 


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and  hunting  birds.  Married:  Louise  Trandt, 
Nov.  15,  1922.  Children:  Beverly  Marilyn,  age  3. 
Address:  No.  6  Mansion  St.,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 

SHELDON,  RICHARD,  football  and  track. 
Bom:  Rutland,  Vt.,  July  9,  1880.  Son  of  Chas. 
H.  and  Susan  (Pendleton)  Sheldon.  Ed.:  Hop- 
kins Grammar  Sch.  (New  Haven)  ;  Andover; 
Yale,  1902. 

Record:  1897,  world's  record  in  discus.  1898, 
South,  champ.,  New  Orleans.  1898-1908,  winner 
Metropolitan  champ.  (N.  Y.  Dis.)  and  Natl, 
champ.,  N.  Y.,  Chicago.  1900,  Paris  Olympic; 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1901,  Pan  Amer.  Olympic 
(Buffalo).    1902,  capt.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Service  mgr.  Affiliations: 
Greenlease  Cadillac  Motor  Car  Co. ;  N.Y.A.C. ; 
7th  Regt.  (N.G.,  N.Y.)  A.A.  Hobby:  Breeding 
wire-haired  fox  terriers.  Married:  Rhea  dem- 
ons, Aug.  1,  1908.  Office:  29th  and  Gillham  Rd., 
Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  1809  E.  73rd  St.,  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo. 

SHELDON,  WALTER  HODGE,  football. 
Born:  Greenville,  Mich.,  Dec.  8,  1874.  Son  of 
Charles  Stuart  and  Emma  (Hodge)  Sheldon. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis.,  A.B,.  1896,  B.S.,  1897;  Rush 
Med.  Coll.,  1900. 

Record:  1892,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew.  1892-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team 
(champs.,  1894-96).  1893,  capt.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
sophomore  crew.  1897-99,  mem.  Rush  Med.  Coll. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Affiliations:  A.M. A. ;  State  Med.  Soc. ;  Madison 
Club;  Maple  Bluff  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fish- 
ing. Married:  Helen  Waite,  1906.  Children: 
Katherine  Waite,  age  18.  Office:  114  N.  Carroll 
St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  1154  Sherman  Ave., 
Madison,  Wis. 

SHELL,  JACOB  KINZER,  official  handicap- 
per,  Mid-Atlantic  Asso.,  A.A.U.,  1917.  Born: 
Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Feb.  14,  1862.  Son  of  Edward 
Wm.  and  Susanna  (McCauley)  Shell.  Ed.:  Cen- 
tral H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  M.D.,  1881 ;  Philoso- 
phy, 1882 ;  Dentistry,  1888. 

Record:  Mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  track,  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams ;  1st  open  track  meet,  Key- 
stone A,C. ;  track,  F.B.,  boxing  and  wrestl.  and 
lacrosse  with  Schuylkill  Navy  A.C. ;  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  F.B.  team  and  track  and  B.B.  teams ; 
F.B.  coach  Media  Acad. ;  F.B.  coach  Vt.  Univ. ; 
dir.  of  phys.  training  Swarthmore  Coll. ;  coached 
all  teams,  prof.  phys.  ed.,  Univ.  of  111. ;  coach  of 
track  and  gym.,  trainer  to  all  teams,  Univ.  of 
Pa. ;  rowed,  Malta  Boat  Club ;  phys.  dir.  Phila. 
Swimming  Club ;  coach  wrestl.  team,  won  all 
champs.,  A.A.U. ;  (Official  Handicapper,  Middle- 
Atlantic  A.A.U ;  judge-timer  to  I.C.  Ath.  Asso. 
and  Swimming  Asso.,  A.A.U.  games) 


Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  physical  expert. 
Affiliations:  Veteran  Athletes;  A.O.M.P.  Mar- 
ried: Emma  Keller,  Aug.  4,  1884.  Children: 
Jacob,  age  35 ;  Svan,  age  38 ;  Rena,  age  33 ; 
Cornelius,  age  27.  Address:  5820  Springfield 
Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

SHELTON,  H.  H.,  trapshooting.  Born:  Floyd 
Co.,  Va.,  Sept.  4,  1874.  Son  of  Peter  F.  and 
Laura  (Howard)  Shelton.  Ed.:  Oxford  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Hampden-Sidney  Coll.,  1897;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
Va.,  1899. 

Record:  1893-97,  mem.  Hampden-Sidney  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1897).  1913,  participated  in  South, 
trapshooting  handicap  (Memphis,  Tenn.).  1916, 
participated  in  mid-winter  handicap  (Pine- 
hurst,  N.  C).  1917,  partcipated  in  South,  handi- 
cap (Charlotte,  N.  C).  1921-28,  participated 
in  Va.  State,  Md.  and  D.  C.  champs.  1928,  prize 
winner,  mid-winter  handicap   (Pinehurst). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Affiliations: 
Amateur  Trapshooters  Asso. ;  Kappa  Sigma. ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Washington  Gun  (vice- 
pres.)  ;  Congressional  C.C. ;  Columbia  C.C. ; 
Westchester-Biltmore  (N.Y.).  Hobby:  Trap- 
shooting  and  riding.  Married:  Eloise  Devier, 
Nov.  12,  1902.  Child:  Judy,  age  20.  Office: 
Munsey  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Ward- 
man  Park  Hotel,  Wahsington,  D.  C. 

SHELTON,  MURRAY  N.,  mem.  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1915.  Born:  Dun- 
kirk, N.  Y.,  Apr.  20,  1893.  Son  of  W.  H.  and  Mar- 
tha (Moore)  Shelton.  Ed-:  Phillips  Acad.;  C.E., 
Cornell,  1916. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  F.B. 
team.  1912,  mem.  Cornell  fresh.  F.B.  team  and 
crew  (crew  won  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y.,  June, 
1913).  1913-16,  mem.  Cornell  var.  F.B.  team. 
1914-16,  mem.  Cornell  Bskt.B.  team ;  All-Amer. 
guard,  1916).  1916,  F.B.  coach,  Joilet  H.  Sch., 
Joilet,  111.  Mem.  C.B.F.O. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  Aug.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd. 
capt.  F.A.,  Nov.,  1917;  discharged,  Apr.  20, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Secy,  and  treas.  Dunkirk 
Dock  Corp. ;  Shorewood  C.C,  Dunkirk,  N.  Y. 
Married:  Alice  Taylor,  Nov.  10,  1923.  Office: 
Box  44,  Dunkirk,  N.  Y.  Home:  W.  Lake  Rd., 
Dunkirk,  N.  Y. 

SHEPHERD,  ERLE  G.,  bowling.  Born: 
Kansas  City,  Mo.,  Oct.  18,  1888.  Son  of  Edgar 
M.  and  Jennie  H.  (Gibberson)  Shepherd.  Ed-: 
Manual  Training  H.  Sch.,  Kansas  City,  Mo., 
1909. 

Record:  1911-28,  bowled  A.B.C.  (4th  in 
angles,  Chicago,  1912 ;  mem.  team  winning  Mid- 
dle West  Bowling  Asso.  Tourn.,  1910  and  '25 ; 
indiv.  high  average  of  Kansas  City,  Mo.  1912- 
18  and   1926-28. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Bowling.  Affiliations:  A. 
B.C. ;  pres.  Bowling  Alley  Owners  Asso. ;  mem. 
Middle  "West  Bowling  Asso. ;  Milbourne  G.C. 
Hobby:  Bowling.  Married:  Julia  Hagerty,  Feb. 
12,  1922.  Children:  Dean  Erie,  age  4.  Office: 
17  W.  12th  St.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  6427 
Walnut  St.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

SHEPHERD,  JAMES,  JR.,  pro.  golfer.  Born: 
Carnoustie,  Scotland,  Mar.  30,  1900.  Son  of 
James  and  Agnes  (Taylor)  Shepherd.  Ed.:  Pub. 
Schs.,  Brookline,  Mass. 

Record:  1914-18,  asst.  to  father,  Hyannisport 
Club,  Mass. ;  instructor,  Wanamakers  Phila.  In- 
door Sch. ;  designed  and  built  18  hole  course, 
Bass  River  G.C,  Mass. ;  holds  course  record 
there  (64)  ;  held  course  record,  Hyannisport 
(66)  broken  by  Ouimet ;  won  first  money,  pro. 
tourney,  Pocassett  (74  and  73)  ;  played  in  ex- 
hibitions with  Hagen,  Sarazen,  Farrell,  Guil- 
ford, Ouimet ;  particularly  interested  in  course 
architecture  and  turf  culture ;  now  located  with 
Daytona  Beach  Golf  and  C.C.,  Fla. ;  author  of 
"Golf  Shots,"  book  of  instruction  for  golfers. 
First  pupil  W.  T.  Brown,  former  pres.  A.  G. 
Spalding  &  Bros. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
New  England  P.G.A. ;  P.G.A. ;  Merchants  Bank, 
Daytona  Beach,  Fla. ;  Hyannis  Trust  Co. 
Hobby:  Writing  on  subj.  of  golf.  Married: 
Jeannette  Eldridge,  Nov.  21,  1921.  Children: 
Jeannette,  age  6;  Betty  Ann,  age  2.  Address: 
218  Short  St.,  Daytona  Beach,  Fla. 

SHEPHERD,  JAMES  L.,  trapshooter.  Born: 
Sussex  Co.,  Va.,  May  27,  1895.  Son  of  James 
L.  and  Susie  (Jackson)  Shepherd.  Ed.:  Staun- 
ton Mil.  Acad.,  1912;  Univ.  of  Richmond,  1914; 
Medical  Coll.  of  Va.,  1920. 

Record:  1925-26-27,  competed  Va.  State  trap- 
shooting  tourn.  (finished  in  money  all  3  yrs.)  ; 
competed,  Richmond  Gun  Club  tourn.  (fin- 
ished in  money).  1925-26,  competed,  Norfolk 
Gun  Club  tourn.  (finished  in  money)  ;  competed, 
Roanoke  Gun  Club  tourn.  (finished  in  money)  ; 
competed,  Petersburg  Gun  Club  tourn.  (fin- 
ished in  money).  1926,  competed,  Md.  State 
trapshooting  tourn.  (finished  in  money)  ;  com- 
peted, D.  C.  trapshooting  tourn.  (finished  in 
money)  ;  played,  Hermitage  C.C.  golf  tourns. 
(qualified  2nd  flight).  Played,  Dental  tourn.  of 
Richmond,  Glenwood  G.C.    (winner). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, Richmond  Dental  Corps. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
discharged,  May,  1919.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Med. 
Arts  Bldg.  Corp. ;  Psi  Omega  ;  Theta  Nu  Epsi- 
lon;  Hermitage  C.C;  Richmond  Gun  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf,  trapshooting  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Louise  Winston.  Children:  James  L.  Ill, 
age  5 ;  Louise  Winston,  infant.  Office:  311  Med- 
ical Arts  Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  428  Rose 
Wreath  Rd.,  Richmond,  Va. 


SHEPPARD,    MELVIN    WINFIELD,    Olym- 
pic champion  and  world's  record  holder.     Born: 
Almenesson,    New    Jersey,    September    5,    1883. 
Son  of  Harry  and  Alice  Sheppard.     Education: 
Brown  Preparatory   School. 

Record:  Won  the  following  American  indoor 
championships:  1905,  1000  yards;  1906,  1000 
yards  and  one  mile ;  1907,  1000  yards ;  1908,  600 
yards ;  1909,  600  yards.  Held  the  following  In- 
terscholastic  records :  1905,  half  mile,  one  mile 
and  two  miles.  Won  the  following  Metropoli- 
tan Association  championships :  1906,  1907, 
1908,  1911  and  1912,  the  half  mile.  Won  the 
following  Canadian  championships :  1906,  1907, 
1908,  1911  and  1912,  the  half  mile;  1907-1911, 
the  quarter  mile.  1906,  member  of  the  American 
Cross  Country  championship  team.  Won  the 
following  championships  of  America  :  1906,  1907, 
1908,  1911  and  1912,  880  yards.  Won  the  fol- 
lowing championships  of  Olympic  games :  Lon- 
don, 1908,  800  meters  (time  1.52  4/5)  ;  1500 me- 
ters (time  4.3  2/5);  1600  Medley  Relay  (time 
3.271/5);  Stockholm,  1912,  second  880  meters 
(time  1.519/10);  1600  Meter  Relay  (time 
3.16  3/10).  Holds  the  following  world's  amateur 
records:  500  yards  (time  57.3)  ;  550  yards  (time 
1.04);  600  yards  (time  1.10  4/5);  660  yards 
(time  1.212/5)  ;  700  yards  (time  1.26  4/5)  ;  800 
yards  (time  1.43  3/5)  ;  900  yards  (time  1.57  1/5)  ; 
1000  yards  (time  2.12  2/5)  ;  two-thirds  mile 
(time  2.44  2/5);  Scottish  half-mile  record,  880 
yards  (time  1.56)  ;  British  record,  880  yards 
(time  1.54)  ;  member  of  the  relay  team  which 
held  the  record  for  the  following  events :  One 
mile,  4  men  (time  3.18  4/5)  ;  one  mile,  5  men 
(time  3.171/5);  2400  yards,  4  men  (time 
5.061/5);  two  miles,  4  men  (time  7.53);  4 
miles,  4  men  (time  17.58)  ;  1600  meters,  4  men 
medley  (time  3.27  1/5)  ;  two  200  meters  and  one 
400  meters  and  one  800  meters ;  1600  meters,  4 
men   (time  3.16  3/5). 

Present  Occupation:  Athletic  director.  Affilia- 
tions: Millrose  Athletic  Association.  Office:  784 
Broadway,  New  York  City,  New  York.  Home: 
4311  Ithaca  Street,  Elmhurst,  Long  Island,  New 
York. 


SHERMAN,  FULLER,  capt.  baseball  team 
Univ.  of  Me.,  1914-15.  Bom:  Randolph,  Me., 
Aug.  15,  1894.  Son  of  D.  H.  and  C  Z.  (Foss) 
Sherman.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Me.;  graduate 
work,  Cornell ;  D.O.,  Phila.  Coll.  of  Osteopathy ; 
Jefferson  Med.  Coll.,  1930. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  Gardiner  H.  Sch. 
(Maine),  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team 
and  State  champs.,  1912).  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Me.  B.B.  squad.  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Me.  B.B. 
team  (capt.).  1919,  coach  Woodbury  N.  J.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (South  Jersey  champs.).  1925. 
mem.    Phila.    Coll.    of    Osteopathy    tennis    team 


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(l.C.  tennis  tourn.).  Mem.  Woodbury  C.C. 
tennis  and  golf  teams.  C.B.-F.O. ;  U.S.L/T.  offi- 
cial. 

I'res.  Occupation:  Doctor.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Delta  Tau  Delta  ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma ;  Iota 
Tau  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Beatrice 
Roberson.  Office:  44  Cooper  St.,  Woodbury, 
N.  J.     Home:  So   Cooper   St.,   Woodbury,   N.   J. 

SHERMAN,  ROGER,  football.  baseball, 
hockey,  basketball.  Born:  Lawrence,  Mass., 
Dec.  15,  1904.  Son  of  Roland  Henry  and  Alma 
(Haerle)  Sherman.  Ed.:  Winchester  H.  Sch.; 
Dummer  Acad. ;  Brown  and  Nichols,  post-grad.. 
1924;  A.B.,  Norwich  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1902,  mem.  Winchester  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1921-28,  mem.  Dummer  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  hockey,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt,  F.B.  team,  1922).  1923,  mem.  Brown 
and  Nichols  F.B.,  track,  hockey  and  B.B.  teams 
(All-Scholastic  catcher  in  B.B.).  1924-28,  mem. 
Norwich  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
team,  1927;  All- Vermont  team,  1928;  2nd  team, 
All-N.  Eng.  small  Colls.  State  champs.,  1926- 
27).  1925-26,  mem.  Norwich  Univ.  hockey  team 
(capt.,  1926).  1924-25,  mem.  Norwich  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Nor- 
wich A.  A. ;  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon :  Skull  and 
Swords;  "N"  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address: 
14  Everett  Ave.,  Winchester,  Mass. 

SHERRICK,  W.  R.,  trapshooting.  Born:  Mt. 
Pleasant,  Pa.,  Nov.  30,  1894.  Son  of  FJdward 
U.  and  Etta  D.  (Lundbaugh)  Sherrick.  Ed.: 
Shenandoah  Mil.  Acad. ;  Balto.  City  Coll. ;  Med- 
ical Coll.  of  Va. 

Record:  1923-24,  State  champ,  doubles.  1925, 
all  around  state  champ.  1926-27,  3rd  in  all 
around  state  champs.  192  ,  2nd  in  all  around 
state  champ,  singles. 

Mil.  Service:  In  secret  service,  narcotic  dept. 
Affiliations:  Chi  Zeta  Chi;  Rho  Upsilon  Theta 
Clubs:  Riverside  Rod  and  Gun ;  Richmond  Gun. 
Hobby:  Riding  and  hunting.  Office:  25  Boule- 
vard, Richmond,  Va.  Home:  3432  Floyd,  Rich- 
mond, Va. 

SHERRILL,  GENERAL  CHARLES  H.,  mem- 
ber of  the  International  Olympic  Sports  Com- 
mittee. Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  April  13, 
1867.  Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Sarah  (Wynkoop) 
Sherrill.  Education:  Yale,  B.A.,  1889;  LL.B., 
1891 ;  M.A.,  1892 ;  LL.D.,  New  York  University. 

Record:  1886-89,  member  of  Yale  track  team 
(won  100  yard  dash,  Intercollegiate  champion- 
ship, 1885-89 ;  won  220  yard  dash,  Intercollegiate 
championship,  1886-89;  won  100  yard  Ameri- 
can championship,  1887 ;  invented  the  "crouch- 
ing start,"  first  shown  in  public  May  18,  1888, 


Rockaway  Hunt  Club,  Cedarhurst,  Long  Island). 
1893,  captain  of  the  New  York  Athletic  Club 
eight  (won  Junior  and  Senior  races  on  the 
Harlem  Decoration  Day,  1893).  1894,  originator 
of  Yale-Oxford  track  match  in  London.  1900, 
captain  of  the  New  York  Athletic  Club  track 
team  (won  Olympic  games,  Paris;  won  majority 
of  the  English  championships). 

Present  Occupation:  President  of  the  Berk- 
shire Cotton  Manufacturing  Company.  Military 
Service:  Adjutant  General  of  the  New  York 
Guard  ;  charged  with  the  operation  of  the  Fed- 
eral Selective  Service  ror  State  of  New  York. 
Affiliations:  Union  League.  Clubs:  New  York 
Athletic  Club  (life  member);  University;  Cen- 
tury ;  Grolier ;  New  York  Yacht ;  Metropolitan 
(Washington)  ;  Athenaeum,  St.  James'  and 
Leander  Rowing  Clubs  (London)  ;  Travelers 
and  St.  Cloud  Golf  Clubs  of  Paris,  France. 
Author  of  several  books  upon  national  and  in- 
ternational politics  and  also  upon  stained  glass. 
Married:  George  Barker  Gibbs,  February  8, 
1906.  Children:  Gibbs  Wynkoop,  age  20.  Ad- 
dress: 20  East  65th  Street,  New  York  City,  New 
York. 

SHERWOOD,     HORACE     MOORE,     tennis. 

Born:  Allegan,  Mich.,  Mar.  25,  1894.  Son  of 
Mayhew  and  Winona  (Moore)  Sherwood.  Ed.: 
Allegan  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  Univ. 
of  Mich. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
tennis  team.  1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  tennis 
team  (capt.-eleet.,  1915)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
East,  trip  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Air  Service,  1917 ;  comn'd  2nd 
lieut.  A.S.A.,  Oct.,  1918;  instr.  flying;  detailed 
Taylor,  Brooks,  Park,  Carlstrom  Fields;  pro- 
moted capt.  F.A.,  F.N.G.,  1923 ;  capt.  F.A. ;  asst. 
216th  Observation  Bn.  F.A.,  Btty.  B,  Jan.  30, 
1928.  Affiliations:  Pres.  Sherwood  Realty  Co.; 
Mich.-Fla.  Co. ;  pres.  H.  M.  Sherwood  Co. ;  Wil- 
son and  Toomer  Fertilizer  Co. ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Elks;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.).  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Married:  Helen  Phillips.  Children: 
Horace  Moore,  Jr.,  age  4 ;  John  Phillips,  age  2. 
Office:  1131  1st  St.,  Fort  Myers,  Fla.  Home: 
Seminole  Pk.,  Fort  Myers,  Fla. 


SHETHAR,  JOHN  B.,  capt.  American  Inter- 
Club  Yacht  Team.  Born:  Greenwich,  Conn., 
April  5,  1892.  Son  of  Edwin  H.  and  Agnes  (Ne- 
sinith)   Shethar.    Ed.:  Horace  Mann  Sch. 

Record:  1910-11,  sailed  "Nereid"  ("S"  Class), 
winning  champ.  1919,  mem.  crew  "Pampera" 
(40-ft.  class).  1920,  mem.  crew  "Nautilus," 
N.  Y.  Yacht  Club  (30-ft.  class).  1921,  mem. 
crew  "Narcissus,"  N.  Y.  Yacht  Club  (30-ft. 
class).  1925,  mem.  crew  "Shooting  Star,"  Star 
Class   matches.     1926,   sailed   "Babette,"   Inter- 


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Club  class.  1927,  sailed  "Babette"  and  won 
Inter-Club  Class  champ.  1927-28,  capt.  Amer. 
Inter-Club  team,  Bermuda  matches.  1928,  sailed 
and  owned  "Venturer,"  Seawanhaka  schooner, 
N.  Y.  Yacht  Club  race. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker,  mem.  firm 
DeCoppet  &  Doremus.  Affiliatons:  Masons; 
Racquet  and  Tennis  C. ;  Amer.  Yacht;  Union 
C. ;  Pequot  Yacht ;  N.  Y.  Yacht  C. ;  East.  Yacht 
Club. '  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married:  Gwendolen 
Noble,  Dec.  9,  1916.  Children:  Gwendolen,  age 
10 ;  Sylvia,  age  8 ;  Lois,  age  4 ;  John,  infant. 
Office:  42  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.   Home:  Rye,  N.  Y. 

SHIELDS,  CORNELIUS,  yachtsman.  Born: 
St.  Paul,  Minnesota,  April  7,  1895.  Son  of  Cor- 
nelius and  Theresa  (McHugh)  Shields.  Educa- 
tion: Loyola  College   (Montreal,  Canada),  1913. 

Record :  1914-16,  sailed  and  owned  "Bar 
bara"  in  Larchmont  Inter-club  Class  (won  class 
championship,  1916).  1920-21,  sailed  "Alerte" 
in  victory  class  (class  champions).  1922,  won 
six  meter  class  race.  1923,  won  New  York 
thirty-foot  class  race,  sailing  "Countess"  ;  mem- 
ber crew  of  "L'Esprit"  (six  meter  class)  in 
British-American  matches.  1924,  sailed  "Dau- 
phin" in  British-American  matches.  1925,  sailed 
"Dauphin"  in  Scandinavian-American  matches. 
1926-27,  sailed  "Aileen"  (sound  inter-club  class) 
in  runner-up  for  championship.  1927,  sailed  six 
meter  "Lea"  in  International  Gold  Cup  Race. 
1928,  sailed  "Aileen"  in  sound  inter-club  class 
race ;  sailed  "Frieda"  in  six  meter  trials. 

Present  Occupation:  Investment  banker, 
Shields  &  Company.  Naval  Service:  Lieutenant, 
Junior  grade,  United  States  Navy ;  U.  S.  S. 
Montana;  U.  S.  S.  Prairie,  1917-19.  Clubs: 
New  York  Yacht ;  Larchmont  Yacht ;  American 
Yacht.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married:  Josephine 
Lupprian,  January,  1923.  Children:  Aileen,  age 
3.  Office:  52  Wall  Street,  New  York  City,  New 
York.  Home:  14  Echo  Lane,  Larchmont,  New 
York. 


SHIELDS,  EDMUND  C,  captain  University 
of  Michigan  baseball  team,  1894-95.  Son  of 
Dennis  and  Lydia  (Lonergan)  Shields.  Ed.: 
Univ.   of  Mich.,  B.L.,  1894;   LL.B.,   1896. 

Record:  1892-95,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1894-95).  1895,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  F.B.  team.  1896,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
lieut.  Co.  M,  35th  Regt,  Mich;  Spanish  War, 
1898.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Amer.  State  Savings 
Bank,  Motor  Wheel  Corp.,  Mich.  Surety  Co. 
and  Columbian  Natl.  Fire  Ins.  Co. ;  vice-pres. 
and  gen.  counsel  W.  S.  Butterfield  Theatres, 
Inc. ;  mem.  State  Bd.  of  Law  Examiners ;  C.C. 
of  Lansing;  City  Club;  Univ.  Club  (Detroit, 
Mich.).     Married:  Mary   Foley.     Office:  Amer. 


State     Savings     Bank     Bldg.,     Lansing,     Mich. 
Home:   Hotel   Downey,   Lansing,   Mich. 

SHIPLEY,  WALTON  E.,  captain  George 
Washington  University  track  team,  1925.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  13,  1902.  Son  of  William  H. 
and  Nellie  (Sprague)  Shipley.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Pa.  State  Coll.;  George 
Washington  Univ. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1922,  capt.  Pa.  State  Coll.  freshman 
cross-country  team  (I.C.  champs.).  1924,  mem. 
Pa.  State  Coll.  track  team.  1925,  mem.  George 
Washington  Univ.  track  and  cross-country 
teams  (capt.  track).  1927-28,  mem.  Baltimore 
Police  A.A.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Police  officer.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Druids ;  Baltimore  Police 
A.A.  Office:  Baltimore  Police  Dept.,  Baltimore, 
Md.   Home:  1603  E.  Lanvale  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


SHIRKEY,  JACK  B.,  track.  Born:  Lick 
Run,  Va.,  June  19,  1893.  Son  of  Charles  D.  and 
Daisy (  Beziat)  Shirkey.  Ed.:  Billings  (Mont.) 
H.  Sch. 

Record:  1917-24,  mem.  Baltimore  Cross- 
country Club  track,  mile  and  half-mile  relay 
teams  (capt.  track,  1920-21-22;  estabd.  South 
Atlantic  javelin  record,  1923,  139  ft.  5  in. ;  re- 
lay teams  competed  in  South  Atlantic  meets). 
1917-26,  played  F.B.  with  several  Baltimore  ath. 
clubs.  1920-28,  mem.  S.A.A.U.  1922,  one  of  the 
original  mem.  of  the  Baltimore  Marathon  Com. 
1925-28,  officiated  at  F.B.  games  and  track  and 
swimming  meets  in  Baltimore  and  Phila.  1927, 
umpire  for  game  between  "Red"  Grange's 
"Yankees"  and  Pottsville  "Maroons,"  Pottsville, 
Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bank  clerk,  Baltimore  Trust 
Co.  Affiliations:  Baltimore  Cross  Country  Club; 
Baltimore  Marathon  Com.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Minna  Stumpf,  April  17,  1917.  Office: 
Baltimore  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  113 
Wickham  Rd.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


SHOEMAKER,  EMANUEL  HEY,  rowing. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  5,  1890.  Son  of  Joshua 
Lippincott  and  Florence  (Hey)  Shoemaker.  Ed.: 
Pa.  Charter  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Pa.  Charter  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (chosen  Pnila.  All-Sch.  centre).  1909, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  crew.  1910,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  squad.  1910-12,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew   (capt.,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Supt,  Cuzzi  Bro.,  Inc. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  Elks;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon  Club  (N.Y.);  Univ.  of  Pa.  Club 
(N.  Y.)  ;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Coll.  Boat 
Club.  Married:  Pauline  H.  Peacock,  June  2, 
1914.   Children:  Emanuel  Hey,  Jr.,  age  13 ;  Paul- 


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Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y.  Home:  340  Highland  Ave.,  Md.).  Hobby:  Boxing.  Office:  304  W.  Balti- 
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SHOREY,  JOHN  CHARLES,  golf.  Born: 
Pueblo,  Colo.,  Aug.  23,  1908.  Son  of  Chas.  M. 
and  Luella  (Burkart)  Shorey.  Ed.:  Central  H. 
Sch.,  1927;  George  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1920,  won  caddy  golf  tournament 
(Wash.  Golf  and  C.C.).  1923,  won  E.  Potomac 
Park  champ. ;  won  Rock  Creek  open  tournament. 
1924,  mem.  Harding  Cup  team  in  Natl.  Pub. 
links  champ,  tournament  (Dayton)  ;  won  Town 
and  C.C.  Invitation  tournament.  1925,  won  D. 
C.  Pub.  links  champ.  1925-27,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
golf  team  (won  Intersch.  champ.).  1926,  won 
Bannockburn  Invitation  tournament.  1927,  won 
Sherwood  Forest  Invitation  tournament ;  run- 
ner-up Chevy  Chase  Invitation  tournament ; 
runner-up  Congressional  Invitation  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  Bannock- 
burn C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  1536  16th  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


SHORT,  HAROLD  HALL,  coach  Princeton 
F.B.  team,  1905-10.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec. 
31,  1881.  Son  of  William  and  Mary  (Hondlow) 
Short.  Ed.:  St.  Pauls  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1905. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team, 
(chosen  All-Amer.  center  by  Coffer  Whitney, 
1903).  1902-04,  mem.  Princeton  gym  team. 
1905-10,  coach,  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  Mil.  Service: 
With  Y.M.C.A.  in  France,  May,  1918.  June, 
1919;  310th  Inf.  78th  Div.  Clubs:  Princeton 
Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Univ.  Cottage  Club ;  Short  Hills 
Club ;  Canoe  Brook  C.C.  of  Summit,  N.  J.  Mar- 
ried: Lesley  La.  Beaume,  Aug.  23,  1923.  Child: 
Harold  Hall,  Jr.,  age  3.  Office:  149  Broadway, 
New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  West  Rd.,  Short  Hills, 
N.  J. 


SHOREY,  MELVILLE  BURKE,  holder  of 
world's  record  in  competitive  P.G.A.,  1925. 
Born:  Paonia,  Colo.,  July  6,  1902.  Son  of  Charles 
M.  and  Luella  (Burkhart)  Shorey.  Ed.:  Wash. 
Missionary  Coll. ;  George  Wash.  Univ. 

Record:  1925,  holder  of  world's  competitive 
P.G.A.  record  (qualifying  round,  one  putt  greens 
28  of  36  holes).  1927,  holder  Middle  Atlantic 
teaching  record  of  152  half-hour  lessons  in  1 
week ;  runer-up  in  Md.  open  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.,  E.  Potomac  Pk. 
Golf  Course.  Affiliations:  Instr.  of  golf  at  Mt. 
Vernon  Sem. ;  conductor  Women's  Golf  Sch.,  E. 
S.  Swab  and  Co.;  P.G.A.  of  Amer.  Hobby: 
Sports'  writing.  Office:  E.  Potomac  Pk.  Golf 
Course,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1536  16th  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 


SHORT,  CHARLES,  official  A.A.U.  boxing 
referee.  Born:  Galena,  Mo.,  Mar.  2,  1896.  Son 
of  Jackson  G.  and  Permelia  (Long)  Short.  Ed.: 
Galena  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1909,  started  boxing  as  flywt.,  fought 
through  flywt.,  bantamwt.,  and  featherwt.  divi- 
sions until  1912.  1912-17,  boxed  as  lightwt., 
meeting  practically  every  prominent  lightwt.  of 
that  time.  1917-18,  boxing  instr.  2nd  U.S.  Cav- 
alry Brigade ;  lightwt.  champ.  U.S.  Border 
Patrol.  1921-28,  referee  of  pro.,  amateur  and  I.C. 
boxing  bouts  (official  referee,  Md.  State  Ath. 
Comm.,  since  1921 ;  official  boxing  referee  A.A.U. 
and  I.C.B.A.  since  1923;  referee  for  Olympia 
tryouts,  1924-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sporting  goods.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.A.,  May,  1917;  comm'd.  2nd 
Lt,    Affiliations:   Mason;    Shriner;    Tall   Cedars 


SHORT,  JOHN  W.,  football.  Born:  Turners- 
ville,  Tex.,  June  19,  1S95.  Son  of  J.  W.  and 
Rosa    (Jones)    Short.     Ed.:  Daniel  Baker  Coll. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Daniel  Baker  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Haas  Coal  Co.  Mil. 
Service:    2nd.    Lt.,    Inf.,    Aug.,    1917    to    Sept., 

1918,  promoted  1st  Lt.,  Sept.,  1918;  discharged, 

1919.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Sports.  Office:  917  Farmers  Bank  Bldg., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  200  S.  Atlantic  Ave., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

SHORTS,  BRUCE  C,  football.  Born:  Bel- 
ville,  Ontario,  Jan.  15,  1878.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1901. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team.  1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team. 
1902-03,  F.B.  coach,  Broadway  H.  Sch.  (Seat- 
tle, Wash.).  1904,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Nev. 
1905,  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Oreg. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Shorts  and  Den- 
ney.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.  and  dir.,  Marine 
Natl.  Bank ;  Marine  Bank  Corp.,  and  Marine 
Natl.  Co. ;  dir.,  Marine  Cen.  Bank ;  Mason ; 
Shrine;  Jester;  Arctic  Club  (Seattle,  Wash.); 
Rainier  Club ;  Seattle  G.C.  Married:  Carrie 
Atkinson,  Nov.,  1908.  Children:  Bruce,  age  19; 
Calhoun,  age  17.  Office:  Alaska  Bldg.,  Seattle, 
Wash.     Home:  923  16th  St.,  N.,  Seattle,  Wash. 

SHOTTON,  BURTON  EDWIN,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Brown  Helm,  Ohio,  Oct.  18,  1884.  Son  of 
John  and  Mary  Alice  (Bacon)  Shotton.  Ed.: 
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WHO'S     WHO      IN      AMERICAN      SPORTS 


Record:  1909-18,  mem.  St.  Louis  "Browns" 
pro.  B.B.  team  (Amer.  League).  1913,  consid- 
ered one  of  the  fastest  men  in  B.B. ;  won  Harry 
Davis-Day  Cup  for  bunt  and  run  to  1st  base 
(Phila.).  1918,  mem.  Wash.  "Senators."  1919- 
26,  mem.  St.  Louis  "Cardinals"  (Natl.  League). 
1926-27,  mgr.  Syracuse  (N.  Y.)  pro.  B.B.  team. 
1928,  mgr.  Phila.  "Nationals" 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  mgr.,  Phila. 
"Nationals"  Affiliations:  Elks;  Masons;  Dover 
Bay  Gun  C. ;  Amherst  Gun  C. ;  Amherst  Rifle 
C.  Hobby:  Hunting  and  trapshooting.  Married: 
Mary  Daley,  Dec,  1909.  Children:  Burton,  Jr., 
age  12;  James,  age  8.  Office:  New  Bank  Bldg., 
Amherst,  Ohio.  Home:  138  Forrest  St.,  Amherst, 
Ohio. 


SHROYER,  D.  KEN.,  football,  basketball, 
baseball.  Born:  Buckhannon,  W.  Va.,  Feb.  1, 
1898.  Son  of  D.  K.  and  Minnie  (Poole)  Shroyer. 
Ed.:  Buckhannon  H.  Sch.,  1917;  B.S.,  W.  Va. 
Wesleyan  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Buckhannon  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All-State  tackle,  1915- 
16).  1917-22,  mem.  W.  Va.  Wesleyan  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-22,  coach  Buckhannon 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (State  Bskt.B. 
champs.,  1921-22 ;  cflosen  best  Bskt.B.  team  in 
U.  S.  at  Natl,  tournament  held  in  Chicago ; 
State  F.B.  champs.,  1922).  1922,  coach  West. 
Coll.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (considered 
best  teams  in  State,  1926).  1926-28,  head  coach 
Franklin  and  Marshall  Coll.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach;  pres.,  Shroyer 
and  Shewer  Lumber  Co.,  Inc.  (Buckhannon,  W. 
Va.).  Office:  Stevens  House,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
Home:  73  S.  Florida  St.,  Buckhannon,  W.  Va. 


SHUPERT,  WILLIAM  HOOD,  capt.  Brown 
Univ.  F.B.  team,  1921.  Born:  Ardmore,  Pa., 
Mar.  26,  1897.  Son  of  Daniel  W.  and  Hanna  R. 
(Suplee)  Shupert.  Ed.:  Lower  Marion  H.  Sch. 
(Ardmore,  Pa.);  B.S.,  Brown  Univ.;  Univ.  de 
Poitiers  (Poitiers,  France). 

Record:  Mem.  Lower  Merion  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
BsktB.,  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1921,  capt. 
Brown  Univ.  F.B.  team.  Capt.  103rd  F.A.  Rgt. 
F.B.  team,  France.  1923-27,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials.  1925-27,  mem.  N.  E.  League  F.B.  Offi- 
cials.   1926-27,   Natl.   League  Pro.  F.B.   Official 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Pearson 
Erhard  &  Co.  (Boston,  Mass.).  War  Record: 
103rd  F.A.,  26th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged 
as  Instrument  Corpl. ;  pres.  rank,  1st  Lt.,  F.A., 
O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Univ.  Club 
(Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Mason;  Shrine.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Office:  50  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  16  Westchester  Rd.,  Newton,  Mass. 


SHUTES,  CLARENCE  L.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Schoolcraft,  Mich.,  Sept.  24,  1891. 
Son  of  Norman  F.  and  Mary  (Lee)  Shutes. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1916. 

Record:  Mem.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  track  and  B.B. 
teams.  1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team. 
1917,  coach  Shaunee  (Okla.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams ;  elected  ath.  dir.  1919,  F.B.  coach 
Escanaba  H.  Sch.  (upper  Mich,  champs.)  ;  F.B. 
coach  Milwaukee  W.  Div.  H.  Sch.  (defeated 
Muskegon  H.  Sch.,  Mich.  State  champs. ;  only 
H.  Sch.  team  to  ever  stop  "Bennie  Oosterbaan" 
on  forward  passes,  '23 ;  City  F.B.  League 
champs.,  '24-'27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach,  W.  Div.  H.  Sch., 
Milwaukee,  Wis.  War  Record:  Enlisted,  Inf., 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  1917;  mem.  42nd  (Rainbow) 
Div.,  A.E.F. ;  discharged  1st  Lt.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: A.L. ;  Masons;  Consistory;  Wis.  Fed.  Ath. 
Official^  (Class  A.).  Hobby:  Farming  and  ath- 
letic work.  Office:  23rd  St.  and  Highland  Ave., 
Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  Box  108,  Schoolcraft, 
Mich. 


SIBLEY,  JESSE  BOURBON,  football,  base- 
ball, track.  Born:  Shelbyville,  Ky.,  Oct.  30, 
1879.  Son  of  Leonard  and  Ella  (Cannon)  Sib- 
ley. Ed.:  A.B.,  Vanderbilt  Univ.,  1905;  M.A., 
Univ.  of  Ky. ;  LL.B.,  Jefferson  Sch.  of  Law; 
B.P.E.,  Chicago  Y.M.C.A.  Coll. 

Record:  1901-03,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  track 
team  (won  S.I.A.A.  hammer-throw  and  shot- 
put).  1903-05,  ,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1904-05,  mem.  Vanderbilt  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1905-06,  coach  G.  M.  A.  (Atlanta,  Ga.) 
athletics.  1905-28,  official  South.  Coll.  F.B. 
games.  1906-07,  coach  Stone  Mt.  (Atlanta)  B.B. 
team.  1907-09,  coach  Louisville  B.B.  and  track 
teams.  1921-26,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Ky.  Wes- 
leyan Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  French  and  Latin, 
Emory  and  Henry  Coll.  War  Service:  Athletic 
instr.  Amer.  games-Foyer  du  Suldat  work  with 
French  aviation.  Club:  Kiwanis.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Marticia  Pickering.  Children:  Elea- 
nor, age  17 ;  Marticia,  age  14.  Address:  Emory, 
Virginia. 


SIDENBERG,     GEORGE     MONROE,     JR., 

football.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  30,  1898. 
Son  of  George  M.  and  Edna  (Samson)  Siden- 
berg.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch.,  1916;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1920. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Hotchkiss  F.B.  team. 
1916,  mem.  Yale  freshmen  F.B.  team  (chosen 
as  guard  on  All-East,  freshmen  team).  1919, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rep.  of  Carlisle,  Mellick  & 
Co.  on  N.  Y.  Stock  Exchange.  Mil.  Service: 
Entered  Princeton  Ground  Sch.,  Jan.,  1918;  fly- 
ing   training    at    Kelly    Field,     San    Antonio ; 


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comn'd  2nd  lieut.  Air  Service,  Nov.,  1918;  dis- 
charged Jan.,  1919 ;  at  present  2nd  lieut.  Air 
Service  O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Yale 
Club  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Fairfield- Westchester  Hounds 
Club  (Greenwich,  Conn.)  ;  Century  C.C.  (Pur- 
chase, N.  Y.)  ;  "Y"  Club  (Yale).  Hobby:  Golf, 
riding  and  fox  hunting.  Married:  Lois  Stumer, 
Jan.  15,  1924.  Children:  George  M.,  3rd,  age  3 ; 
Phyllis,  infant.  Office:  50  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  Brookridge  Drive,  Greenwich,  Ct. 


SIKES,  GORDON  GOWANS,  mem.  Princeton 
crew  squad,  1914-15-16.  Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y., 
Nov.  3,  1895.  Son  of  Frederick  Gilbert  and 
Camilla  (Gowans)  Sikes.  Ed.:  Nichols  Prep. 
Sch.  (Buffalo);  Princeton,  A.B.,  1916;  A.M., 
1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Princeton  fresh,  crew 
(coxswain).  1913-14,  mem.  Princeton  Junior 
varsity  crew  (won  special  varsity  race  with 
Yale  fall  of  1913).  1916,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity crew  (defeated  Harvard,  Columbia,  Pa., 
Navy,  Yale).  1916,  asst.  coach  freshmen, 
Princeton.  1919  (spring),  asst  coach  A.E.F. 
crew,  Paris  (placed  2nd  to  New  Zealand  in  race 
between  crews  of  6  countries.  1920-28,  coach 
of  the  150-pound  varsity  rowing  in  Princeton. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  secy.  Princeton  Univ. 
Affiliations:  Alumni  Advisory  Com.  on  Rowing 
(secy.);  Nassau  Club;  Tower  Club;  Princeton 
Club  of  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Coaching,  rowing.  Office: 
Univ.  secy's  office,  Nassau  Hall,  Princeton, 
N.  J.    Home:  Battle  Rd.,  West  Princeton,  N.  J. 


SILER,  ARNOLD  MILLER,  rifle.  Born: 
Weaverville,  N.  C,  July  31,  1889.  Son  of  Rev. 
Jesse  Weimar  and  Margaret  (McDowell)  Siler. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Davidson  Coll.  (Davidson,  N.  C), 
1912. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  N.  C.  Natl.  Guard  rifle 
team,  Class  A,  Natl,  matches.  1921,  mem.  U.  S. 
Internatl.  Rifle  team  (free  rifle),  Lyon,  France. 
1923,  mem.  U.  S.  Inf.  team  squad ;  record  score, 
Army  qualification  course,  342 ;  mem.  Internatl. 
free  rifle  team  squad,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio.  1925, 
mem.  U.  S.  Dewar  Trophy  Rifle  team,  Camp 
Perry,  Ohio ;  expert  rifleman,  10 ;  expert  pistol, 
seven. 

Pres.  Occupation:  First  lieut.  Signal  Corps, 
U.  S.  Army.  War  Record:  Mexican  Border  ser- 
vice N.  C.  Natl.  Guard;  2nd  lieut  July,  1916, 
to  Feb.,  1917 ;  5th  Inf.  and  Army  of  Occupation, 
Germany,  July,  1919,  to  Mar.,  1922;  discharged 
as  1st  lieut  temporary  and  comn'd  1st  Regular 
Army,  July,  1920.  Clubs:  Brooklyn  Rifle 
(Brooklyn,  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Rifle,  pistol  and 
radio.  Married:  Esther  Jeter,  Aug.  12,  1913. 
Children:  Arnold  Jeter,  age  11.  Office:  Ft.  Mon- 
mouth, Oceanport,  N.  J.  Home:  641  Overton 
Place,  Long  Branch,  N.  J. 


SILSBEE,  HOWARD  BERNARD,  football, 
basketball,  baseball  and  tennis.  Born:  Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  5,  1899.  Son  of  Ralph  Harry  and 
Angie  May  (Aldrich)  Silsbee.  Ed.:  Cook  Acad.; 
A.B.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1920;  M.A.,  St.  Lawrence 
Univ.,  1921;   Univ.  of  Pa.;  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Cook  Acad,  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.,  and  tennis  teams.  Mem. 
Colgate  Univ.  class  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Colgate 
Univ.  varsity  tennis  team.  1918-19,  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  and  B.B.  coach,  Starkey  Sem.  1922,  asst. 
F.B.  coach,  Irvington,  N.  J.  H.  Sch.  1923-27, 
tennis  coach,  Irvington,  N.  J.  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher,  Irvington,  N.  J. 
H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Square 
and  Compass ;  Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Mason ;  N.  Y. 
Branch  of  Amer.  Psychological  Asso. ;  Irving 
ton  A.A.C. ;  Cen.  Bd.  and  N.  J.  Bd.  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Hobby:  Golf,  bowling  and  tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Trude  Doane  Kessler.  Office:  F.  H.  Mor- 
rell  H.  Sch.,  Irvington,  N.  J.  Home:  891  Lyons 
Ave.,  Irvington,  N.  J. 


SILVERWOOD,  THOMAS  P.,  coach  Green 
Bay  (Wis.)  F.B.  team,  1897-98.  Born:  Albion, 
Wis.,  Sept.  10,  1870.  Son  of  George  and  Helen 
(Calder)    Silverwood.     Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  Wis., 

1895.  • 

Record:  1892-95,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team. 

1896,  coach,    Oconto,   Wis.    F.B.   team.   1897-98, 
coach,   Green   Bay  F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  mem.  of  firm  Sil- 
verwood and  Fontaine.  Affiliations:  Elks ;  pres. 
Assoc.  Charities  of  Green  Bay.  Married:  Eliza- 
beth Will.  Children:  George  P.,  age  24;  Ralph 
J.,  age  22.  Office:  Menahan  Bldg.,  Green  Bay, 
Wis.  Home:  833  S.  Jefferson  St.,  Green  Bay, 
Wis. 


SIMKINS,  ERNEST  CHARLES,  basketball, 
football  and  track.  Bom:  Mesa,  Ariz.,  Aug.  22, 
1904.  Son  of  R.  W.  and  Annie  (Lofgren)  Sim- 
kins.  Ed.:  Mesa  Union  H.  Sch.,  1923;  Temple 
State  Teachers  Coll.,  1927 ;  Univ.  of  Utah  (pres- 
ent time). 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Mesa  Union  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Mesa  Union  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  (attending  Natl,  tournament,  Chicago, 
'23)  teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Mesa  Union  track 
team.  1923,  commr.  aths.,  Mesa  Union  H.  Sch. 
1925,  mem.  Temple  State  Teh.  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1925-27,  All-Conf.  tackle,  Temple  State  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  '27)  ;  mem.  Temple  State  Bskt.B. 
team  (All-Conf.  forward,  '25-26;  capt.,  '26); 
mem.  Temple  State  track  team  (set  new  state 
record,  discus,  and  awarded  cup,  '25 ;  still  holds 
State  Coll.  discus  record ;  mem.  All-State  Coll. 
track  team,  '26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Let- 
termens  C.   (pres.,  '26),  Temple  State.     Hobby: 


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playing  piano  and  sports.  Office:  178  So.  12th 
St.,  E.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah.  Home:  R.F.D. 
No.  1,  Mesa,  Arizona. 

SIMMONS,  HARRY  ELLSWORTH,  track 
and  football.     Born:  Conemaugh,  Pa.,  Jan.  12, 

1898.  Son  of  E.  Hulbert  and  Martha  Ellen 
(Riblett)  Simmons.  Ed.:  Dickinson  Coll.,  A.B., 
1919;  LL.B.,  1921. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  freshman 
F.B.,  track  and  varsity  cross-country  teams. 
1915-19,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  boxing  team 
(lightweight  boxing  champ.).  1916,  mem.  Dick- 
inson Coll.  varsity  F.B.  squad.  1916-17,  mem. 
Dickinson  Coll.  varsity  track  team.  1917,  capt. 
Regt.  F.B.  team.  1918,  rifle  qualification-sharp- 
shooter. 1922-23,  ath.  dir.  and  coach,  Johnstown 
H.  Sch.  1925,  expert  pistol  qualification. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty-at-law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  as  Pvt.  Plattsburg  Bks.,  N.  Y.,  comnd. 
2nd  Lt.,  F.A.,  U.S.A.  At  pres.  capt.,  F.A.  Res. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Chi  ;  Woolsack  ;  Mason  ;  Res. 
Officers  Asso. ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Mil.  tac- 
tics. Married:  Evelyn  Longdon,  July  28,  1921. 
Children:  Harry  Ellsworth,  Jr.,  age  5 ;  Richard 
Marshall,  age  1.  Address:  149  Violet  St.,  Johns- 
town, Pa. 

SIMMONS,  JACK,  football.  Born:  Charles- 
ton, S.  C,  Aug.  21,  1900.  Son  of  James  S.  and 
Jessie  (Baxter)  Simmons.  Ed.:  Charleston  H. 
Sch.;  Porter  Mil.  Acad.  (Charleston);  B.S., 
The  Citadel  Mil.  Coll.  (S.  C),  1922;  Univ.  of 
Penn.,  1924. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Charleston  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Porter  Mil.  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (Prep,  and  H.  Sch.  champs,  of  S.  C,  N.  C, 
Fla.  and  Ga.),  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-21, 
mem.  Citadel  F.B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn.  Jr.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  '22).  1924-27,  freshman  coach,  The  Cita- 
del. F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  mdse.  broker,  F.B. 
official.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Charles- 
ton C.C.  (Wappoo  Links);  Carolina  Yacht  C. ; 
vice-pres.,  Inter-Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Office: 
177  East  Bay  St.,  Charleston,  S.  C.  Home:  122 
Rutledge  Ave.,  Charleston,  S.  C. 

SIMMONS,  JOHN  FARR,  football,  baseball, 
track.  Born:  Orange,  N.  J.,  Jan.  3,  1892.  Son  of 
Edwin  S.  and  Elizabeth  (MacLaren)  Simmons. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Princeton,  1913. 

Record:  Mem.  Pingry  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.,  1909).  1911,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Princeton  track 
team  (won  1st  place  in  high  jump  at  Yale- 
Princeton,  1911,  Cornell-Princeton,  1912  and  Co- 
lumbia-Princeton, 1913 ;  won  3rd  place  in  I.C. 
high  jump,  1913).  1913,  mem.  Princeton  B.B. 
team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Consul.  Affiliations: 
Amer.  Foreign  Service  Asso.  Clubs:  Chevy 
Chase  (D.  C.)  ;  Golf  C.  de  Chantilly  (France)  ; 
Union  Interalliee  (Paris).  Hobby:  Golf  and 
tennis.  Married:  Nancy  Robinson.  Office:  C/o 
Dept.  of  State,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1410 
29th  St.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

SIMMONS,  PATRICK,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Watervliet,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  29,  1908.  Son  of 
Joseph  and  Anna  (Marks)  Simmons.  Ed.: 
Watervliet  Public  Schs. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Watervliet  Club  semi-pro. 
B.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  D.  and  H.  "Generals" 
pro.  B.B.  team  (Albany,  N.  Y.).  1927,  mem. 
Salem  Club  pro.  B.B.  team  (New  Eng.  League). 
1927-28,  pitcher,  Boston  Red  Sox  (Amer. 
League). 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Pro.  baseball.  Clubs:  Bos- 
ton Red  Sox.  Hobby:  Landscape  artist.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Miller,  Feb.  24,  1927.  Office:  Bos- 
ton Red  Sox  Club,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  700 
19th  St.,  Watervliet,  N.  Y. 

SIMONDS,  DANIEL,  JR.,  rowing  and  foot- 
ball.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  27,  1906.  Son 
of  Alvan  Tracy  and  Susan  (Lansing)  Simonds. 
Ed.:  Country  Day  Sch.  (Boston),  1924;  Har- 
vard. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Country  Day  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923,  capt.  Country  Day  Sch.  hockey 
team.  1923-24,  mem.  Country  Day  Sch.  tennis 
tern.  1924,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1925,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  crew.  1925-27, 
mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1927,  sailed 
58  ft.  schooner  "Uicanor"  to  Eng.  for  competi- 
tion in  fastest  races  (summer). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Tennis  and  Racquet  Club  of 
Boston;  Harvard  Varsity  Club;  East.  Yacht 
Club;  Oak  Hill  C.C.  Hobby:  Polo  and  skiing. 
Address:  1721  I  St.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

SIMPKINS,  MELANCHTHON  H.,  swimming. 
Born:  Monkato,  Minn.,  July  13,  1901.  Son  of 
Henry  G.  and  Rena  Belle  (Welton)  Simpkins. 
Ed.:  La  Crosse  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.S., 
1926;  M.S.,  1927. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  swim- 
ming team  (capt,  1924-25).  1926-27,  coach  Univ. 
of  Wis.  swimming  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  Motors  Export  Corp. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Wis.).  Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  1775  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  43  W.  Gilman  St., 
Madison,  Wis. 

SIMPSON,  BERTINE  GILLETTE,  baseball. 
Born:  Upper  Derby,  Pa.,  July  3,  1886.  Son  of 
James  C.  and  Clara  (Dill)  Simpson.  Ed.:  Cen. 
Manual  Training  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1905. 


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Record:  1905,  niein.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
B.B.  team.  1907-08,  pitcher  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
B.B.  team  (1908  team  was  first  Univ.  of  Pa. 
team  to  ever  defeat  Yale  on  home  ground). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bell  Tel.  Co.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Epsilon ;  Tredyffrin  CO.;  "P"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  gardening. 
Married:  Martha  Graham  Lindsey,  Oct.  7,  1913. 
Children:  Nancy  June,  age  5.  Office:  1835  Arch 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  201  Woodside  Ave.,  Nar- 
berth,  Pa. 

SIMPSON,  DR.  EBER  B,  coach,  Concordia 
Seminary,  1927-28.  Bom:  Oshkosh,  Wis.,  July 
24,  1895.  Son  of  Eber  L.  and  Meta  (Saran) 
Simpson.  {Ed.:  B.S.,  Wis.  Univ.,  1918;  M.D., 
Wash.  Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team. 
1916-18,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 
1918,  eapt.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team;  mem.  Wash. 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1923-25,  coached  B.  St.  Louis 
H.  Seh.    1927-28,  coached  Concordia  Sem. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed Med.  Div.,  Apr.,  1917 ;  disch.  Dec.  16,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Acacia ;  Phi  Beta  Pi ;  Civic  A.A. ; 
Univ.  Wis.  Alumni  A.A.  Hobby:  Basketball. 
Married:  Florence  Peetz.  Children:  Dorothea 
Agnes,  age  5;  Eber  Edward,  Jr.,  infant.  Office: 
3729  Gravois  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  3962 
Utah  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

SIMPSON,  JOHN  M.,  golf.  Born:  Galesburg, 
111.,  Mar.  5,  1897.  Son  of  Wade  Milton  and 
Mary  (Root)   Simpson.   Ed.:  Univ.  111. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  111.  golf  team 
(West.  Conf.  champs.,  1916;  capt.  team,  1917). 
Won  Cen.  111.  golf  champ.  3  times.  1916-21-26, 
won  Ind.  State  Amateur  golf  champ.  1922,  won 
Ind.  Open  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  dir.,  W.  M.  Simp- 
son Lumber  Co.  War  Record:  Enlisted  in  1st 
R.O.T.C.,  Ft.  Sheridan,  May,  1917;  entd.  A.S., 
Pursuit  Pilot  Training  and  Aerial  Gunnery 
Instr.  until  Aug.,  1918;  served  overseas  until 
Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Masons ; 
A.L.  Clubs:  hon.  mem.  Indianapolis  A.C. ;  Terre 
Haute  C.C.  (Ind.)  ;  Ft.  Harrison  C.C.  (Terre 
Haute);  Vincennes  (Ind.)  C.C;  Paris  (111.)  C. 
C. ;  Soangetoha  C.C.  (Galesburg,  111.).  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Lucile  Topping.  May  10,  1922. 
Children:  John  Topping,  age  4 ;  Dorothy  Brooks, 
age  2 ;  Wm.  Taylor  Simpson,  age  6  mos.  Office: 
116  E.  Court  St.,  Paris,  111.  Home:  225  W. 
Crawford  St.,  Paris,  111. 


SIMPSON,  ROGER  L.,  Member,  Southwestern 
Board  of  Football  Officials.  Born:  Dallas,  Tex., 
July  6,  1898.  Son  of  Thomas  M.  and  Clemence 
(Magnon)  Simpson.  Ed.:  Oak  Cliff  H.  Sen.; 
Texas  A.  and  M.  Coll. 


Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Oak  Cliff  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams ;  mem.  Dallas  City 
League  and  N.  Texas  semi-pro  B.B.  teams.  Capt. 
U.  S.  S.  Jupiter  B.B.  team ;  mem.  Texas  A.  and 
M.  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (South,  champ. 
F.B.  team,  1922;  All-S.  West,  c.f.,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  Texas  Asso.  Marian  B.B.  Club  team. 
1923-24,  coach  Victoria  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1924,  mgr.  Madisonville  Independent 
B.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  S.  West.  Bd.  of  F.B. 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  agencies,  the  Cur- 
tis Pub.  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  N. 
April  27,  1917;  chief  yeoman  U.  S.  S.  Jupiter; 
discharged  Sept.  31,  1919.  Affiliations:  Masons; 
S.  West.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  fishing.  Married:  Mary  Ethel  Hawkins. 
Office:  602  N.  Akard  St.,  Dallas,  Texas.  Home: 
203  N.  Marlboro  St.,  Dallas,  Texas. 

SINCLAIR,  GILBERT  S.,  football.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  July  17,  1894.  Son  of 
Charles  E.  and  Mary  (Hughes)  Sinclair.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Minn. ;  Lehigh  Univ. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Sunset  Tile  &  Marble 
Co.  War  Record:  Second  lieut.  U.  S.  Air  Ser- 
vice; mem.  A.E.F.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  Hollywood  A.C.  Office:  1027  N.  Sycamore, 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  438  N.  Sierra  Bo- 
neta,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

SINCLAIR,  HARRY  FORD,  sportsman  and 
oil  producer.  Born:  Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  July  6, 
1876.  Son  of  John  and  Phoebe  (Simmons)  Sin- 
clair. Education:  Public  Schools  of  Kansas; 
special  training  in  pharmacy,  University  of 
Kansas,  1897-98. 

Record :  Owner  of  Rancocas  stables,  one  of 
the  finest  farms  for  breeding  '..thoroughbred 
horses  in  the  world.  Chief  among  the  stars  of 
the  Rancocas  Stables  was  Zev  who  won  the 
international  racing  classic  from  Papyrus  (Eng- 
lish horse)   in  1923. 

Address:  45  Nassau  St.,  New  York  City,  New 
York.     Home:    Great  Neck,  New  York. 


SINCLAIRE,  JOHN,  crew,  track.  Born:  New 
York  City,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  30,  1900.  Son  of  Henry 
Purdon  and  Christina  (Murray)  Sinclaire.  Ed.: 
St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ;  B.S.,  Prince- 
ton, 1922. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  cross 
country  team.  1915-18,  mem.  Old  Hundred  Club 
varsity  F.B.  team  (St.  Paul's  Sch.)  ;  mem. 
Shattuck  Club  crew  (capt.,  1917-18).  1918-19, 
mem.  Princeton  freshmen  track  team  (shot- 
put).  1919-22,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew 
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steadiness  and  sportsmanship).  Only  coll.  oars- 
man to  row  5  races  in  5  consecutive  weeks  in 
annals  of  coll.  rowing. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  credit  investigator, 
Chase  Natl.  Bank  (N.  Y.  C).  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.  S.A.T.C,  Princeton,  1918.  Club:  Tower. 
Married:  Marion  Folsom  of  Beverly  Hills, 
Calif.,  Dec.  3,  1926.  Office:  57  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.    Home:  280  E.  21st  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

SINGER,  DONALD  K.,  honorable  mention 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by  Grantland  Rice,  1926. 
Born:  Lock  Haven,  Pa.,  Aug.  25,  1906.  Son  of 
George  P.  and  Ruth  (Loveland)  Singer.  Ed.: 
Radnor  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Radnor  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team,  1922-23). 
1922,  won  Phila.,  Del.,  Chester  and  Montgom- 
ery Cos.  high-jump  champ.  1923,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  freshmen  Amer.  enamp.  F.B.  team.  1924- 
26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1924, 
mem.  Veteran  Aths.  of  Phila.  1925-26,  mem. 
All-Franklin  Field.  1926,  All-East.  F.B.  coach; 
honorable  mention  All-Amer.  F.B:  team  by 
Grantland  Rice.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec,  B.  F.  Goodrich  Rub- 
ber Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Akron 
Univ.  Club ;  Friars  Soc. ;  Pa.  Varsity  Club. 
Hobby:  Football  and  track  coaching  and  offi- 
ciating. Office:  Goodrich  Rubber  Co.,  Akron, 
Ohio.     Home:  Univ.  Club,  Akron,  Ohio. 


most   valuable   player   in   Amer.   League.    1924- 
25-26,  mgr.  St.  Louis  Browns. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Mil.  Service:  2nd 
Lt.,  Chemical  Warfare  Service.  Affiliations: 
Pres.,  Cushion  Clothes  Protector  Co. ;  vice-pres. 
Simmons-Sisler  Printing  Co. ;  St.  Louis  Amer. 
League  B.B.  team ;  Wash.  Amer.  League  B.B. 
team;  Mason;  Shriner;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Univ. 
Club  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  Married:  Kathleen  Char- 
lotte Holznagle.  Children:  George  Harold,  age 
10 ;  Richard  Allan,  age  7 ;  Frances  Eileen,  age 
5.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Wash..  D.  C.  Home: 
6343  Pershing  Ave.,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 

SISSON,  CHARLES  PECK,  football.  Born: 
Providence,  R.  I.,  Feb.  9,  1890.  Son  of  Charles 
and  Elizabeth  Da  vies  (Eyre)  Sisson.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1911;  LL.B.,  Harvard  Law 
Sch.,  1914. 

Record :  1908-10,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(center,  Walter  Camp's  3rd  All-Amer.  team, 
1910). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  Attorney  Gen.  of 
R.  I.  Affiliations:  Chairman  and  dir.,  Mt.  Hope 
Bridge  Co. ;  trustee,  Brown  Univ.,  Moses  Brown 
Sch.  and  Lincoln  Sch. ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi. ;  Cen. 
B..  F.B.  Officials;  Ath.  Council,  Brown  Univ.; 
Hope  Club;  Wannamoisett  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  football.  Married:  Margaret  Gifford,  June 
17,  1916.  Children:  Mary,  age  9;  Hope,  age  7. 
Office:  15  Westminster  St.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Home:   117   Everett   Ave.,   Providence,   R.   I. 


SIPPEL,  GEORGE  B.,  track.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Oct.  6,  1892.  Son  of  Cornelius  and  Theresa 
(Schlitt)  Sippel.  Ed.:  Notre  Dame  Univ.  Prep. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1908-09,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Prep. 
Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
track,  1909).  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.,  The  Amer.  Diamalt 
Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Sigma  Phi ;  Amer.  Chem. 
Soc. ;  West.  Hills  C.C. ;  West.  Hills  Riding  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Martha  Glogauer,  Apr. 
6,  1926.  Office:  419  Plum  St.,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Home:  2917  Fischer  PI.,   Cincinnati,   Ohio. 


SISLER,  GEORGE  HAROLD,  professional 
baseball.  Born:  Nimisila,  Ohio,  Mar.  24,  1893. 
Son  of  Cassius  C.  and  Mary  R.  (Whipple)  Sis- 
ler.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Akron,  Ohio),  1911; 
B.M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1915. 

Record:  Maj.  league  record  in  total  number 
of  hits,  256.  Highest  percentage  batting  rec- 
ord in  Amer.  League  under  modern  rules,  .420. 
Hit  safely  in  41  consecutive  games  under  mod- 
ern rules  (maj.  league  record).  Led  Amer. 
League  in  batting  twice ;  led  Amer.  League  in 
stolen,  bases  a  number  of  times.  1922,  picked  as 


SLAGLE,  JACOB  W.,  football,  baseball. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Aug.  31,  1903.  Son  of 
Chas.  W.  and  May  (Russel)  Slagle.  Ed.:  Gil- 
man  Sen.,  1931,  B.S.,  Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  Mem.  Gilman  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  soccer, 
track  and  tennis  teams.  1924-26,  mem.  Prince- 
ton F.B.  team  (Big  Three  champs,  and  chosen 
by  several  sport  writers  as  All-Amer.  h.b.,  1925- 
26)  ;  mem.  league  soccer  teams  (champs.,  1925). 
1925-27,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team.  1927,  asst. 
coach,  Princeton  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  to  dean,  Princeton. 
Clubs:  Balto.  C.C;  Green  Spring  C.C;  Ivy 
(Princeton).  Office:  Ivy  Club.  Princeton,  N.  J. 
Home:  407  Roland  Ave.,  Balto.,  Md. ;  also 
Maryland  Club,  Balto.,  Md. 


SKADAN,  FRANK  R.,  football,  baseball. 
Born:  Great  Falls,  Mont.,  May  4,  1895.  Son  of 
Jno.  W.  and  Nellie  (McBran)  Skadan.  Ed.: 
N.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Spokane,  Wash.)  ;  B.S.,  Wash. 
State  Coll.  (Pullman),  1922. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  N.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  and  f.b.,  All-N.  West.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team,  1915).  Mem.  N.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (3  yrs.)  and  track  team  (2  yrs.). 
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B.B.  team  (Pacific  Coast  B.B.  champs.,  1923). 
Mem.  301st  Inf.  Regtl.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track 
and  pushball  teams  (F.B.  and  track  champs.). 
Mem.  13th  Div.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  as  a  buck  pvt.,  stad.  at  Camp 
Lewis,  Wash. ;  hon.  disch.  with  comn.  of  2nd  Lt. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu.  Married:  Lorna  Dawley, 
June  17,  1924.  Child:  John  Russell,  age  2. 
Office:  Lindsay  H.  Sch.,  Lindsay,  Calif.  Home: 
241  Harvard  Ave.,  Lindsay,  Calif. 

SKELLY,  WILLIAM  C,  Pro.  golf.  Born: 
"Wilmington,  Del.,  Nov.  8,  1881.  Son  of  James 
and  Ellen  (Clark)  Skelly.  Ed.:  Pub.  Schs.  of 
Wilmington;  Wilmington  Bus.  Coll.,  1898. 

Record:  1900-08,  Pro.  Wilmington  C.C.  1909- 
23  (winter),.  Pro.  Camden  (S.C.)  C.C.  1917-18 
(summer),  Pro.  Cherry  Valley  Club  (L.  I). 
1919  (summer),  Pro.  Youngstown,  O.  1920-23 
(summer),  Pro.  Hermitage  C.C,  Richmond,  Va. 
1926-27  (summer),  Pro.  Maplewood  (N.  H.)  C. 
C.  1928,  Pro.  and  in  charge  golf  program, 
Monterey  C.C,  Roanoke,  Va.  (Considered  one 
of  best  putters  and  short  stroke  in  the  pro- 
fession). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Affiliations:  P.G. 
A. ;  Monterey  Golf  Club.  Holly:  Golf.  Married: 
Mary  Agnes  Leary,  Oct.,  1910.  Children:  Wil- 
liam C,  Jr.,  age  14 ;  Donald  J.,  age  12 ;  Robert 
F.,  age  6.  Office:  Monterey  Golf  Club,  Roanoke, 
Va.  Home:  Cumberland  at  R.F.D.  2,  Roanoke, 
Va. 

SKURDALSVOLD,  MAGNE,  track.  Born: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Nov.  19,  1901.  Son  of  J.  J. 
and  Anne  (Rumundstad)  Skordalsvold.  Ed.: 
South  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  gym. 
team  (1st  pi.,  parallel  bars,  West.  I.C.  Gym. 
Conf.,  1924;  tied  for  1st  pi.  in  tumbling  and 
runner-up  in  parallel  bars;  capt.  team  which 
won  West.  I.C.  champ.,  1925).  Ath.  dir.,  Augs- 
burg Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Office:  Augsburg 
Coll.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  919  21st  Ave. 
S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

SISSON,  WILLIAM  FREDERICK,  running 
broad  jump  champ.  Born:  Galesburg,  111.,  Sept. 
6,  1893.  Son  of  Frederick  Wm.  and  Mary  (Will- 
cox)  Sisson.  Ed.:  Bradley  P.  I.;  A.B.,  Stanford, 
1916 ;  Post  graduate,  Harvard,  1919-20. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Bradley  F.B.  team 
(capt.;  selected  All-State  minor  coll.  end). 
1912-14,  mem.  Bradley  track  team.  1915,  held 
following  champs,  in  running  broad  jump :  Pac. 
Coast  I.C. ;  Pac.  Ath.  Asso. ;  Far  Western ;  3rd 
place,  Natl,  champ.  1916,  held  following  champs, 
running  broad  jump :  Pac.  Coast  I.C. ;  Pac.  Ath. 


Asso. ;  2nd  place,  Far  Western ;  3rd  place,  I.C. 
A.A.A.A. ;  2nd  place,  Natl,  champ. ;  selected  2nd 
All-Amer.  I.C.  track  team.  1918,  won  100  yd. 
dash  and  broad  jump,  Base  Section  No.  2,  A.E.F. 
champs.,  Bordeau,  France,  May  30;  tied  with 
Harrison  Thompson  in  Pentathlon  champs,  of 
S.O.S.,  July  4. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  pvt.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
Comnd.  Sgt. ;  selected  to  represent  U.  S.,  Inter- 
Allied  games.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Skull  and 
Snakes ;  Elks ;  Jr.  Partner,  Gorman,  Keyser  & 
Co.  Holly:  F.B.  and  track.  Office:  155  Mont- 
gomery St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.  Home:  736 
Grange  Rd.,  Burlingame,  Cal. 

SISSON,  LEWIS  E.,  track.  Born:  New  York, 
N.  Y.,  July  16,  1884.  Son  of  Henry  H.  and 
Eleanor  (McCulla)  Sisson.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale, 
1907. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Yale  track  team.  1905, 
runner-up  in  Yale-Princeton  track  meet  high 
jump.  1906,  tied  1st  place  Yale-Princeton  track 
meet  high  jump.  1908-10,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C  track 
team.  1909,  1st  place  in  Irish-Amer.  spring 
meet  high  jump ;  1st  place  N.  Y.  A.C.  spring 
meet  high  jump ;  runner-up  in  junior  A.A.U. 
champ.  1927,  participated  in  Metropolitan  Golf 
Asso.  handicap. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Sec. 
Draft  Legal  Adv.  Bd. ;  1st  lieut.  8th  C.A.C, 
N.Y.G.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  gov.  Sound  Beach 
G.  and  C.C;  Yale  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  N.  Y.  Lawn 
Tennis  Club.  Holly:  Golf.  Married:  Helene 
Behrens,  May  8,  1915.  Children:  Bruce  Carle- 
ton,  age  10 ;  Richard  Pendleton,  age  7.  Office: 
331  Madison  Ave.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Sound  Beach,  Conn. 

SLATER,  HOWARD  WHITMAN,  1926,  mem. 
Milwaukee  Badgers  pro.  F.B.  team.  Born:  Deer 
Park,  Wash.,  Mar.  9,  1903.  Son  of  Dr.  Henry 
Herbert  and  Lavina  Jane  (Nichols)  Slater. 
Ed.:  Deer  Park  H.  Sch.;  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1925. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Deer  Park  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B. 
team,  1919).  1921,  mem.  Wash.  State  Coll.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Wash.  State 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1924).  1923-24, 
honorable  mention  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team  f.b.  1925,  mem.  coaching  staff  Wash. 
State  Coll.  1926,  mem.  Milwaukee  Badgers  pro. 
F.B.  team   (Natl.  Pro.  F.B.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  rep.  the  Texas  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta.  Holly:  Golf. 
Married:  Leslie  Cowie,  Spokane,  Wash.,  May 
27,  1926.  Address:  care  the  Texas  Co.,  Denver, 
Colorado. 

SLAUGHTER,  EDLIFF  R.,  football,  baseball. 
Bom:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Feb.  26,  1903.  Son  of  Rat- 


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liff  B.  and  Elizabeth  (Recktenwald)  Slaugh- 
ter. Ed.:  Louisville  Male  H.  Sch.,  1920;  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  1925. 

Record :  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  Mich.  B.B.  team 
(picked    All-Amer.    guard,    1924).      1923,    mem.. 
Univ.    Mich.    B.B.    team.     1925-26,    asst.    coach 
Univ.  Wis.  F.B.  team.     1927,  coach  N.  C.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  of  athletics.  Affilia- 
tion: Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address: 
N.  C.  State  Coll.,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

SLAVEN,  CHARLES,  football,  basketball, 
track.  Bom:  Struthers,  Ohio,  Dec.  28,  1904. 
Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Harry  Slaven.  Ed.:  Stru- 
thers H.  Sch.;  Bellefonte  Acad.,  1924;  Alle- 
gheny Coll. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Struthers  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team 
and  N.  East.  Ohio  Bskt.B.  champs.,  1922).  1924, 
mem.  Bellefonte  Acad.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(Natl.  Prep.  Sch.  champs.).  1925-27,  mem.  Al- 
legheny Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (Tri-State 
F.B.  end,  1925-26-27 ;  Tri-State  Bskt.B.  champs., 
1927).     1928,  capt.  F.B.  Allegheny  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma;  "A"  Club  (vice- 
pres.).  Office:  543  N.  Main  St.,  Meadville,  Pa. 
Home:  137  Center  St.,  Struthers,  Ohio. 

SLOCUM,  HENRY  WARNER,  won  U.  S.  Natl. 

tennis  champ.,  1888-89.  Bom:  Syracuse,  N.  Y., 
May  28,  1862.  Son  of  Henry  W.  and  Clara 
(Rice)    Slocum.     Ed.:  A.B.,   Yale,   1883. 

Record:  Mem.  Yale  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1887,  won  U.S.  Natl,  tennis  champ,  (doubles). 
1888-89,  won  U.S.  Natl,  tennis  champ,  (sin- 
gles). 1895-98,  mem.  St.  Nicholas  hockey  team. 

Pres.  Ocupaction:  Finance.  Clubs:  Racquet 
and  Tennis  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  Rockaway  Hunt;  Loyal 
Legion.  Married:  Grace  Edsall,  Oct.,  1888. 
Children:  Nathalia,  age  34;  Gertrude  Slocum 
Adams  (deed.).  Office:  49  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  995  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

SLY,  KEITH  CHESTER,  rowing.  Born:  Hix- 
ton,  Wis.,  July  1,  1900.  Son  of  Leonard  A.  and 
Anna  Margaret  (Winner)  Sly.  Ed.:  Hixton  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925. 

Record:  Mem.  Hixton  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  team.  1923,  sub.  on  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
crew.  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew 
(crew  placed  2nd  in  Poughkeepsie  races,  1924. 
and  3rd  in  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  country  estate.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  Elks;  Farm  House  Frat.  Married: 
Nora  MacMartin,  June  4,  1927.  Address:  Lyon 
Mountain,  N.  Y. 


SMAHA,  CLARK  F.,  basketball.  Born: 
Ravenna,  Neb.,  Feb.  26,  1905.  Son  of  George  F. 
and  Anna  (Hildbrand)  Smaha.  Ed.:  Ravenna 
H.    Sch.;    A.B.,    Neb.    Univ. 

Record:  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Neb.  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1926-27,  mem.  Neb.  Univ.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (chosen  on  All- Valley  teams,  '26;  capt. 
and  unanimous  choice  for  All-Mo.  Valley  for- 
ward; men.  All-West,  team,  '27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Lincoln  H.  Sch. ; 
insurance,  Kansas  City  Life  Ins.  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: "N"  C,  (Neb.  Univ.);  Delta  Upsilon ; 
vice-pres.,  Neb.  Univ.  Sr.  Soc.  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Office:  1701  E  Street,  Lincoln,  Neb.  Home: 
2645  C  St.,  Lincoln,  Neb. 


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SMALLWOOD,  W.  G.,  football.  Born:  Kings- 
port.  Tenn.,  Sept.  24,  1903.  Son  of  Theodore 
and  Mary  (Hammond)  Smallwood.  Ed.:  Milli- 
gan  Coll. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Milligan  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Milligan  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(champs.,  1926).  Mem.  Natl.  Asso.  of  Approved 
Bskt.B.  Officials,  F.B.  Bd.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Hobby:  Officiat- 
ing. Address:  Walnut  St.,  Kingsport,  Tenn. 

SMELTZER,  CHARLES  B.,  baseball,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Ft.  Dodge,  la.,  Dec.  4, 
1870.  Son  of  Charles  Clark  and  Abbie  (Beecher) 
Smeltzer.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  la.;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  1894. 

Record:  1890-91.  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  track, 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1892-94,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banking  and  farming.  Affi- 
liations: Vice-pres.,  la.  Savings  Bank  (Ft.  Dodge, 
la.)  ;  pres.,  State  Bank  of  Livermore  (Liver- 
more,  la.).  Married:  Jeannie  Ringland,  Oct.  6, 
1903.  Address:  Ft.  Dodge,  la. 


SMISER,  RAYBOURN  H.,  baseball.  Born: 
Butler,  Mo.,  Jan.  2,  1893.  Son  of  Henry  P.  and 
Mattie  (Raybourn)  Smiser.  Ed.:  Oklahoma  City 
H.  Sch.,  1911 ;  A.  &  M.  Univ.,  1912 ;  LL.B.,  Univ. 
of  Okla.,  1916. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Okla.  City  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1911-12,  mem.  A.  &  M. 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1912,  played  Pro.  B.B.  1  yr., 
Durant,  Okla.  1913,  played  semi-pro.  B.B.,  Man- 
hattan and  Topeka,  Kans.,  West.  League.  1913- 
17,  mem.  Okla.  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team  (mgr., 
1914  and  15 ;  capt.,  1916 ;  picked  All-State,  1915 
and  1916).  1914,  played  semi-pro.  B.B.  with 
Topeka  and  Grand  Island  (won  West.  League 
and  Mo.  State  champs.).  1915,  played  with  Mus- 
kogee, Okla.  (won  West.  Asso.  pennant).  1915- 
16,  refereed  Bskt.B.,  State  Conf.  tournament  of 
Okla.    H.  Sch.  B.B.  tournament  official. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  May,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  Comnd.  1st 
Lt. ;  Capt.,  June  8,  1918 ;  discharged  April,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma ;  Mason ;  Asso.  Genl. 
Contractors ;  sec.  and  treas.,  Smiser  Construc- 
tion Co.  Clubs:  Okla.  City  G.  and  C.C. ;  Univ. 
Club  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce  ;  Revelers  ;  Joe  De 
Vie;  Lotus.  Hobby:  B.B.,  ath.  in  genl.  Married: 
Lucille  Westerbelt,  Sept.  27,  1917.  Children: 
Raybourn  W.,  age  7.  Office:  2300  N.  Broadway, 
Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  427  W.  14th  St.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla. 

SMITH,  ALFRED  A.,  coach.  Born:  Toronto, 
Can.,  June  30,  1890.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Rose 
Emily  (Adams)  Smith.  Ed.:  East  H.  Sch., 
Rochester,  N.  Y. ;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1914. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Rochester  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (champs,  of  East).  1911-14,  mem. 
Springfield  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1913). 
1912-14,  catcher  Springfield  Coll.  B.B.  team. 
1912-13,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  soccer  team 
(mgr.,  1913).  1914,  asst.  coach  Bskt.B.,  Spring- 
field Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official  for  16  yrs. 
Coach  and  7  times  champ,  of  Pvt.  Sch.  Soccer 
League  of  Phila. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Married:  Norma 
Alice  Long,  June  14,  1915.  Children:  Barbara, 
age  10 ;  David  Alfred,  age  3.  Office:  Coulter  St., 
Germantown,  Pa.  Home:  715  B.  Willow  Grave 
Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

SMITH,  ANDREW  WILLIAM,  football  and 
aviation.  Born:  Fredonia,  Kans.,  Dec.  9,  1886. 
Son  of  Samuel  M.  and  Evaline  (Taylor)  Smith. 
Ed.:  M.D,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1912. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team. 
1911-13,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Mich.  1913,  coach 
Hammond  H.  Sch.  1914-16,  coach  Cal.  Coll.  of 
Tech.  1915,  asst.  coach  Univ.  of  Cal.  1920, 
winner  Handicap  Air  Race,  South.  Cal.  air 
races,  1920.  1924,  mem.  Central  Amer.  Flight 
from  Panama  to  Mexican  border. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Flight  surgeon,  U.  S.  A.A.C. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.M.C.,  U.  S.  Army  M. 
P. ;  Comnd.  1st  Lt.  and  Capt.  Married:  Florence 
Black  Beach,  1915.  Children:  Wm.  A.,  age  10; 
Robert  B.,  age  7.  Address:  March  Field,  River- 
side, Cal. 

SMITH,  ARTHUR,  football.  Born:  Lindsay, 
Calif.,  Jan.  18,  1905.  Son  of  Bert  and  Blanche 
(Crook)  Smith.  Ed.:  Lindsay  H.  Sch.;  Fresno 
State  Coll. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Lindsay  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Fresno  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  "F"  Soc. ;  Sigma  Tau.  Address:  Lindsay, 
Calif. 


SMITH,  BYRON  LAMBERT,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Fayettesville, 
Tenn.,  Mar.  21,  1899.  Son  of  A.  F.  and  Ruthia 
Palestine  (Ashby)  Smith.  Ed.:  Robt.  E.  Lee  H. 
.Sch.;  Lincoln  Co.  H.  Sch.;  Bryson  Coll.  (Fay- 
ettesville) ;  B.S.C.,  Mercer  Univ.   (Macon,  Ga.). 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Lincoln  Co.  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (state  champs.;  All-State  center). 
1920-21,  capt.  Bryson  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  1921, 
capt.  Bryson  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams ;  won  W.G. 
trophy  for  best  ath.  1921-22,  runner-up,  S.I.C. 
tournament  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  1921-24,  All-S.I. 
A.A.  F.B.  end.  1921-23-24,  mem.  All-South.  F.B. 
1921-25,  All-S.I.A.A.  Bskt.B.  forward.  1922, 
mem.  Moultrie  (S.Ga.)  B.B.  team,  Amateur 
League.  1922-23,  All-S.I.A.A.  1st  baseman. 
1922-25,  All-South.  Bskt.B.  forward.  1923,  All- 
South,  utility,  B.B. ;  mem.  Arlington  (S.Ga.) 
B.B.  team,  Amateur  League ;  mem.  Fayettes- 
ville (Tenn.)  B.B.  team,  Ala.  Amateur  League 
(won  gold  watch  for  leading  C.  in  hitting). 
1923-24,  hon.  men.  All-Amer.  F.B.  end.  1923-25, 
capt.  Mercer  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team  (won  3  S.I. 
A.A.  champs. ;  runner-up  4th ) .  1924,  mem.  Bus- 
ter Brown  B.B.  team,  Chattanooga  League 
(city  champs.).  1925,  mem.  Tampa  B.B.  team 
(Fla.  State  League)  ;  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  track 
team  (1st  4  letter  man  in  history  of  Mercer 
and  largest  holder  of  letters,  having  total  of 
13)  ;  won  Norris  trophy  for  best  ath. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  Dir.  and  teacher,  Dal- 
ton  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Mercer  "M"  C. ;  Dal- 
ton  A.C. ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Masons ;  Jr. 
Chamber  of  Comm.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
Dalton  H.  Sch.,  Dalton,  Ga.  Home:  214  DeSoto 
St.,  Fayettesville,  Tenn. 

SMITH,  C.  C,  amateur  tennis.  Born:  Red 
Lion,  Pa.,  Jan.  5,  1891.  Son  of  Adie  and  Mary 
(Heim)  Smith.  Ed.:  Red  Lion,  Pa.  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Lebanon  Valley  Coll.,  1912 ;  A.M.,  Colum- 
bia Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Lebanon  Valley  Coll. 
B.B.  vars.  team  (2nd  base).  1911-12,  mem.  Le- 
banon Valley  Coll.  F.B.  team  and  Red  Lion 
Semi-Pro.  B.B.  team  (2nd  base).  1913-18,  coach, 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Mt.  Union  H.  Sch., 
Mount  Union,  Pa.  1915-27,  amateur  tennis  play- 
er (city  champ.,  1919-20-21-22-23-24-27).  1918, 
mem.  Mount  Union,  Pa.  pro.  B.B.  team.  1918- 
27,  mem.  city  Bskt.B.  team.  1921-27,  secy. 
Mountain  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  League.  1922-27,  F.B. 
referee. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  of  schools.  Affilia- 
tions: Men's  A.C,  Mount  Union,  Pa.;  Mason; 
I.O.O.F. ;  P.O.S.  of  A.;  Chamber  of  Commerce; 
secy.  Red  Cross;  Juniata  Valley  C.C.  (Mount 
Union,  Pa.)  ;  Jaffa  Shrine  Club.  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis. Married:  Mary  Norris,  1926.  Children: 
Charles  N.,  age  9 ;  Robert  L.,  age  6  mos.  Office: 
Market  St.,  Mount  Union,  Pa.  Home:  Division 
St.,  Mount  Union,  Pa. 


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SMITH,  CHARLES  MORTIMER,  basketball 
and  track.  Bom:  White  Sulphur  Springs, 
Mont.,  Jan.  19,  1890.  Son  of  James  M.  and 
Cora  (Abbott)  Smith.  Ed.:  Fergus  Co.  H.  Sch. 
(Lewistown,  Mont.),  1908;  Mont.  State  Coll., 
1909;  B.A.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1913. 

Record:  1907-08,  mem.  Fergus  Co.  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich,  cross-country  team.  1912,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich,  four  mi.  relay  team.  1912-13,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  contractor.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Entered  Air  Service,  July,  1917;  sgt. 
maj.,  137th  Squad,  July  to  Oct. ;  comnd.  Lt, 
Jan.,  1918 ;  asst.  personnel  officer,  Kelly  Field, 
Jan.  to  May ;  supply  officer,  adjutant  and  con- 
struction officer,  14th  Construction  Co.  A.S.  in 
U.S.  and  A.E.F.,  May  to  Jan.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Mason;  K.T.;  Shriner;  Lions  Club;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.).  Hobby:  Trout  fishing. 
Married:  Ruth  McCready,  Jan.  16,  1923.  Ad- 
dress: Thermopolis,  Wyo. 

SMITH,  CHARLES  NELSON,  football,  bas- 
ketball, baseball.  Born:  Belton,  Texas,  Oct.  28, 
1907.  Son  of  M.  V.  and  Hattie  (Farr)  Smith. 
Ed.:  Belton  H.  Sch.;  Centenary  Coll.  (Shreve- 
port,  La.). 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Belton  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
Ball  team.  1923-24,  mem.  Belton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  Belton  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1925-26,  mem.  Centenary  Coll.  freshmen  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926-27,  mem.  Cen- 
tenary Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (S.  I.  A.  A. 
champs.,  1926)  ;  awarded  Norris  Cup  trophy  for 
best  all-around  athlete.  1926-28,  mem.  Centen- 
ary Coll.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1927-28). 
1927,  mem.  Centenary  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team 
(La.  State  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Kappa 
Alpha.  Address:  357  Herndon  Ave.,  Shreve- 
port,  La. 

SMITH,  MRS.  COURTLAND,  golf.  Born: 
Princeton,  N.  J.,  Feb.  23,  1891.  Daughter  of 
William  Mitchell  and  Helen  Goodshaw  (John- 
son) Norris.  Ed.:  Miss  Fine's  Sch.  (Princeton, 
N.  J.),  1908;  Smith  Coll.,  1912. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Smith  Coll.  tennis  team 
(doubles  tennis  champ.).  1921  to  1927,  won 
Glen  Ridge  C.C.  women's  golf  champ.  1921-28, 
mem.  N.  J.  State  golf  team  (capt,  1926).  1924- 
28,  mem.  N.  Y.  golf  team  (capt.,  1928).  1925 
and  1928,  won  Women's  N.  J.  Golf  Asso.  champ. 
1927  and  1928,  tied  for  3rd  place  East,  golf 
champ.  1926,  semi-finals  Women's  Natl,  champ, 
golf.     1926,  won  N.  J.  open  golf  champ. 

Affiliation:  N.  J.  Women's  G.  A.  Clubs:  Glen 
Ridge  CO.;  Madison  (Conn.)  G.C. ;  Glen  Ridge 
Women's ;  Smith  Coll.  Married:  Courtland 
Smith,  1911.     Children:  Helen  Norris,  age  15; 


Courtland,  Jr.,  age  12;  Betty  Belle,  age  10; 
Halsey  Ford,  age  5.  Address:  353  Ridgewood 
Ave.,  Glen  Ridge,  N.  J. 

SMITH,  ELMER  W.,  track,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Oct.  31,  1895.  Son  of 
William  E.  and  Love  (Wallace)  Smith.  Ed.: 
Boston  H.  Sch.  of  Commerce,  1914 ;  Mercers- 
burg  Acad.,  1915 ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Boston  H.  Sch.  of  Com- 
merce track  team  (capt.).  1915,  mem.  Mercers- 
burg  track  team ;  mem.  relay  team  winning 
intersch.  champ,  of  Amer.  1916,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  freshmen  relay  team.  1916-19,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team  (mem.  relay  team;  won 
1-mile  and  sprint  medley  relay  champ.,  1919 ; 
Penn  relay  team  estab.  world's  record  in  440- 
yd.,  880-yd.  and  800-meter  relay,  Meadowbrook 
games,  1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  District  mgr.  Mono  Service 
Co.     Mil.    Service:   U.S.A.A.S.,   Dec,   1917-Jan., 

1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Pa.  Var- 
sity  Club.     Married:   Vivian   Stormer,    Sept.   9, 

1920.  Child:  Wallace  Hammond,  age  5.  Office: 
Bouse  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  274  Ardmore 
Ave.,  Lansdowne,  Pa. 


SMITH,  FREDERIC  DALE,  tennis,  basket 
ball,  football.  Bom:  Waynesville,  111.,  Nov.  30, 
1906.  Son  of  John  Fred  and  Mary  (Roberts) 
Smith.     Ed.:  Eureka  H.  Sch.;  Eureka  Coll. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Eureka  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  track  and  tennis  teams.  1925,  mem. 
Eureka  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  Eureka 
Coll.  F.B.  squad.  1925-27,  mem.  Eureka  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  squad  and  tennis  team  (Little  "19" 
Bskt.B.  champs,  and  won  I.I.A.A.  sectional 
singles  tennis  tournament,  1925;  capt.  tennis 
team,  1925-27;  individual  record  of  10X12 
I.C.  tennis  matches  won,  1926;  runner-up  I.I. 
A.A.  tennis  singles  champ.,  won  I.I.A.A.  dou- 
bles tennis  champ,  and  16X17  I.C.  tennis 
matches,  1927).  1927-28,  mem.  Eureka  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1928).  1927,  won  Central 
111.  Dist.  tennis  singles  tournament  (Blooming- 
ton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Eureka  Tennis  Club;  Peoria 
Tennis  Club.  Address:  629  Burton  Ave.,  Eureka, 
Illinois. 


SMITH,  FREDERICK  G.,  football.  Born: 
Freeport,  111.,  Mar.  18,  1901.  Son  of  John  F. 
and  Leora  (Crocker)  Smith.  Ed.:  Freeport  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1913-17,  mem.  Freeport  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (team  received  wide  rating  as  Natl, 
champs.).  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  S.A.T.C. 
F.B.  team.  1928,  pres.  North  111.  Officials  Asso. 
(Freeport,   111.). 


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Prcs.  Occupation:  Lumber  and  coal  business. 
Mil.  Service:  Mem.  S.A.T.C.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  Affi- 
liations: Pbi  Kappa  Psi;  Freeport  C.C. ;  Ki- 
wanis  Club ;  Community  Service  Bureau ;  "W" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby:  Golf,  big  game 
hunting  and  officiating.  Married:  Violet  Skog- 
lund.  Nov.  12,  1925.  Children:  John  Frederick, 
infant.  Office:  327  E.  Stephenson  St.,  Freeport, 
111.  Home:  1262  W.  Stephenson  St.,  Freeport, 
111. 


SMITH,  FREDERICK  MERWIN,  track. 
Bom:  South  Hadley  Falls,  Mass.,  Mar.  5,  1899. 
Son  of  Fred  Merwin  and  Evelyn  Helen  (Bard- 
well)    Smith.     Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,   1922. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (won 
220  yd.  low  hurdles,  Yale-Harvard  track  meet, 
1920 ;  3rd  pi.,  220  yd.  low  hurdles,  Yale-Harvard 
track  meet,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta 
Phi ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha ;  Yale 
Club  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Medicine. 
Office:  Presbyterian  Hospital,  622  West.  168th 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  54  N.  Main  St., 
South  Hadley  Falls,  Mass. 

SMITH,  GIDEON  EDWARD,  football.  Born: 
Northwest,  Norfolk  Co.,  Va.,  July  13,  1889.  Son 
of  John  and  Patience  T.  Smith.  Ed.:  Hampton 
Inst.,  1910;  Ferris  'Inst.,  1911;  B.S.,  Mich. 
State  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Ferris  Inst.  F.B.  team. 
1913-15,  mem.  Mich.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916- 
17,  coach,  West.  Va.  Coll.  Inst,  teams.  1919, 
coach,  Va.  State  Coll.  1921-28,  asst.  dir.  of  phy. 
ed.  and  coach,  Hampton  Inst.  F.B.  and  track 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  of  phy.  ed.  and 
coach.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  814  Pioneer 
Inf.,  1918.  Married:  Mildred  P.  George,  Sept. 
1,  1923.  Children:  Mildred  George,  age  2;  Gid- 
eon Edward,  Jr.,  infant.  Address:  Hampton 
Inst.,  Hampton,  Va. 

SMITH,  GILBERT  EMMERSON,  football, 
ketball,  baseball,  track.  Born:  Defiance,  Ohio, 
Sept.  21,  1904.  Son  of  Winifleld  Scott  and  Char- 
lotte (Brown)   Smith.    Ed.:  Defiance  Coll. 

Record:   Mem.  H.  Sen.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track 
teams.     1923-25-26-27,  mem.  Defiance  Coll.  B.B 
team    (N.    West.    Ohio    Conf.   champ.,    1923-25 
capt.,  1927).    1924-25-26-27,  mem.  Defiance  Coll 
F.B.  team  (N.  West.  Ohio  Conf.  champs.,  1924 
capt.,  1927 ) .    1922-26,  mem.  Defiance  Coll.  Bskt.B 
team    (N.  West.  Ohio  Conf.  champs.,  1923-25) 
1925  and  '27,  mem.  Defiance  Coll.  track  team 
(won   1st   place    in   broad   and   high   jumps   in 
dual  meets). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  .Service: 
Sergt.  148th  Inf.  Feb.,  1923-27.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Kappa;  Y.M.C.A.;  "D"  Club.  Hobby: 
Baseball.  Office:  24  Sisson  Hall,  Defiance,  Ohio. 
Home:  R.F.D.  5,  Defiance,  Ohio. 

SMITH,  HAROLD  WHARTON,  track.  Born: 
Darlington,  Md.,  Oct.  22,  1S91.  Son  of  Courtland 
and  Lena  (Janney)  Smith.  Ed.:  Gilman  Country 
Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1914. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Gilman  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team,  1911).  1910-11, 
mem.  Yale  track  team ;  mem.  Yale  indoor  2 
mile  relay  team.  1921,  won  Prince  of  Wales 
Cup,  Royal  Nova  Scotia  Yacht  and  Squadron 
Regatta,  Halifax,  in  "Caprice."  1927,  won  At- 
lantic Coast  champ,  of  Internatl.  Star  Class 
Yacht  Racing  Asso.  (Narragansett  Bay),  rep. 
Chesapeake  Bay  fleet  in  "Mackerel." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  War 
Record:  Served  as  1st  Lt,  110th  F.A.,  29th  Div., 
A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi;  Gibson 
Island  Yacht  Club;  Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt 
Club;  Balto.  Club.  Hobby:  Yachting.  Married: 
Leslie  Bidwell,  Sept.  15,  1916.  Child:  Harold 
Wharton,  Jr.  Office:  Morris  Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md. 
Home:  302  Taplow  Rd.,  Balto.,  Md. 

SMITH,  HARRISON  PRESERVED,  World's 
record  in  track  events.  Born:  Winchester,  N.  H., 
Nov.  5,  1876.  Son  of  Homer  Morgan  and  Caro- 
line (Holton)  Smith.   Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1900. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (one 
of  organizers  of  cross-country  running,  Yale, 
1898 ;  V.  P.,  Cross  Country,  1899 ;  holder  of  rec- 
ord of  Yale  Cross  Country  course,  1899;  mem. 
record  4  mile  relay  team,  Pa.  Carnival,  1S99 ; 
holder  world's  record  for  800  meter  run  ( Olympic 
tryouts)  made  at  Bergen  Point,  1900;  won  track 
event  for  Yale  at  Northfield  Student  Conf.  by 
winning  the  mile,  half-mile,  anchor  on  relay 
and  2nd  in  220  yd.  dash).  1900-02,  coached  and 
played  hockey  on  Hackley  Sch.  team  (won  every 
game).  Pres.  champ,  tennis  of  United  Cigar 
Stores  Co.,  1924  and  since.  Won  15  or  more  ten- 
nis trophies ;  champ,  of  Inwood  Tennis  Club  of 
Upper  Montclair,  1925  and  26.  Member  of  Yale- 
Harvard  track  team  that  competed  with  Oxford 
and  Cambridge  at  the  Queen's  Club  in  London 
in  1899. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Employment  dept.,  United 
Cigar  Stores  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ; 
Inwood  Tennis  Club  (pres.)  ;  Montclair  Chess 
Club  (treas.).  Hobby:  Tennis,  chess  and  golf. 
Married:  Lena  Phillips  Upham,  June  1,  1903. 
Children:  Harrison  Preserved,  Jr.  (Yale,  1926), 
age  23 ;  Celine  Phillips,  age  21 ;  Morgan  Day 
(Yale,  1930),  age  19;  Daniel  Upham,  age  18; 
Helen  Ray,  age  16 ;  Phillips  Upham,  age  14 ; 
Baglies  Upham,  age  12.  Office:  44  West  18th  St., 
N.  Y.  C.  Home:  786  Valley  Rd.,  Upper  Mont- 
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SMITH,  HARRY  BALDWIN,  sports  editor. 
Born:  Lake  City,  Minn.,  December  10,  1876. 
Son  of  Demetrius  M.  and  Helen  (Baldwin) 
Smith.  Education:  San  Jose  (California)  High 
School. 

Record:  1904-1906,  sports  editor  of  the  Port- 
land Evening  Telegram.  1906-1910,  member  of 
the  sports  staff  of  the  San  Francisco  Chronicle. 
1910-1928,  sports  editor  of  the  San  Francisco 
Chronicle  (handles  boxing  events  and  conducts 
a   column   entitled   "Sports"). 

Present  Occupation:  Sports  editor.  Affiliations : 
Mason;  Knights  Templar  and  Shriner;  Olympic 
Club  of  San  Francisco.  Hobby:  Trapshooting 
and  hunting.  Office:  The  Chronicle,  Fifth  and 
Mission  Streets,  San  Francisco,  California. 
Home:  San  Bruno,  California. 

SMITH,  HENRY  EUGENE,  football.  Born: 
Montgomery,  Ala.,  Sept.  25,  1905.  Son  of  Thomas 
Henry  and  Eva  Katherine  Smith.  Ed.:  Colum- 
bus H.  Sen. ;  Univ.  of  Ga. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Columbus  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga. 
F.B.  team   (All-South.  F.B.  selection,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  1016  5tb 
Ave.,  Columbus,  Ga. 

SMITH,  HORTON,  golfer.  Born:  Springfield 
Mo.,  May  22,  1908.  Son  of  Perry  H.  and  Anna 
(Kershner)  Smith.  Ed.:  Trammy  Sch.  of  Teach- 
ers' Coll.,  1924;  Teachers'  Coll.,  Springfield 
Mo..  1925. 

Record:  1924,  semi-finals  West.  Jr.  tourn. 
Brier  Gate,  Chicago,  111.  1925,  played  Mo.  Open. 
Joplin,  Mo.  (finished  3rd.)  ;  played  Heart  of 
Amer.  tourn.,  Kansas  City.  Mo.  (finished  10th)  ; 
played  Tri-State  Open,  Kansas  City  (finished 
9th).  1926,  played  Mo.  Open,  Joplin,  Mo.  (tied 
for  4th)  ;  won  Asst.  Class,  P.G.A.,  Kansas  City. 
1927,  qualified  for  Natl.  Open ;  played  Nebr. 
Open  (tied  for  4th)  ;  played  Invitation  Pro. 
tourn.,  Kansas  City  (finished  2nd)  ;played  Mid- 
West  P.G.A.  (finished  3rd)  ;  played  Okla.  Open 
(finished  3rd)  ;  San  Diego  Open  tourn.  (tied  for 
2nd)  ;  Lajola  Open,  Cal.  (finished  8th)  ;  Palo 
Verdes  Open  (finished  15th).  1928,  Los  Angeles 
Open  (finished  20th)  ;  Long  Beach  Open  (fin- 
ished 5th)  ;  Tex.  Open  (finished  14th)  ;  South 
Central  Open  (finished  7th). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations:  P. 
G.A. ;  Pro.  mem.  Oak  Hill  G.C.,  Joplin,  Mo. 
Address:  107  Sergeant  St.,  Joplin,  Mo. 

SMITH,  HUBERT  H.,  capt.,  Univ.  of  Red- 
lands  football  team,  1927.  Born:  Phoenix, 
Ariz.,  May  25,  1905.  Son  of  C.  Floyd  and  Rena 
B.  (Welborne)  Smith.  Ed.:  Phoenix  Union  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Redlands,  1923. 

Record :  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Redlands  F.B. 
team    (capt.,  1927).     1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Red- 


lands  Bskt.B.  team.     1925-27-28,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Redlands  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Kappa 
Sigma  Sigma.  Hobby:  Football  and  baseball. 
School:  Melrose  Hall,  Univ.  of  Redlands,  Red- 
lands,  Calif.  Home:  300  Osborne  Rd.,  Phoenix, 
Ariz. 

SMITH,  HULET  P.,  football,  hockey  and 
track.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Oct.  10,  1900. 
Son  of  Ernest  F.  and  Julia  (Walker)  Smith. 
Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  Exeter 
Acad. ;    Cornell   Univ. ;   B.S.,   Princeton,    1922. 

Record :  1  year,  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  hockey  and 
champ,  track  teams.  Mem.  Exeter  Acad,  track 
team.  Mem.  Cornell  Univ.  freshman  track  team. 
1922,  mem.  Princeton  "Big  Three"  champ,  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Amer.  Home 
Mortgage  Co.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Mil.  Service: 
Cornell  Univ.  R.O.T.C.  Affiliations:  Sec.-treas. 
Smith  &  Sons,  Inc. ;  sec.  Smith,  Hull  &  Co., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. ;  Minneapolis  Civic  and 
Commerce  Asso. ;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa;  A.C.  and  Interlachen  C.C.  of  Minne- 
apolis; Univ.  Club  of  St.  Paul;  Pasadena  G.C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  208  Pacific  S.  W.  Bldg., 
Pasadena,  Calif. 

SMITH,  JOHN  ARCHER,  baseball,  basket- 
ball, football.  Boim:  Dedham,  Mass.,  July  6, 
1908.  Son  of  John  Joseph  and  Helen  T.  (Daley) 
Smith.  Ed.:  Dedham  (Mass.)  H.  Sch.;  Univ. 
of  Vermont. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Dedham  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1922-24,  mem.  Dedham  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt. 
F.B.  team  (All-Vt.  State  f.b.,  1925-27;  mem. 
All-N.  Eng.  small  coll.  team  and  capt.,  1927). 
1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  B.B.  team  (All-Vt. 
State  2nd  baseman,  1926-27).  Springfield 
(Mass.)  Eastern  League  B.B.  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kap- 
pa Sigma  ;  Kappa  Phi  Kappa  ;  Boulder  Society  ; 
Key  and  Serpent;  Montreal  City  League;  Loon 
Lake  House  B.B.  Club;  Burgess  Boys'  Club 
(Dedham,  Mass.).  Hobby:  Coaching.  Address: 
1  Elm  View  Place,  Dedham,  Mass. 

SMITH,  JOHN  HEYWOOD,  mem.  Grantland 
Rice's  All-Amer.  football  team,  1927.  Born: 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  Dec.  17,  1904.  Son  of 
John  S.  and  Margaret  (Hey wood)  Smith.  Ed.: 
East  Side  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  East  Side  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1926-27,  mem.  Uiv.  of  Pa. 
freshmen  F.B.  and  wrestling  teams.  1927-28, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1927, 
mem.  Grantland  Rice's  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sig- 
ma Chi;  Vet.  Aths.  of  Pa.;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Pa.)  Hobby:  Mountain  climbing.  Address: 
862  E.  6  South  St.,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah. 


SMITH,  JOHN  MACAULEY  LETCHWORTH, 

track.  Born:  Louisville,  Ky.,  Apr.  10,  1905. 
Son  of  Letchworth  and  Mary  (Macauley) 
Smith.  Ed.:  Louisville  Male  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips 
Acad.    (Andover,  Mass.)  ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
track  team  (1st  pi.,  1  mi.  run,  Andover  and 
Exeter  meet).  1923,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track 
team  (1st  pi.,  3  mi.  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross-country 
meet).  1924-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  and 
cross-country  teams  (1st  pi.,  5  mi.  run,  Yale- 
Harvard-Princeton  cross-country  meet,  1924 ;  1st 
pi..  G  mi.  run,  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross-country  run, 
1924 ;  1st.  pi.,  6  mi.  run,  Yale-Harvard-Prince- 
ton cross-country  meet,  1926 ;  1st  pi.,  3  mi.  run, 
Yale-Harvard  and  Oxford-Cambridge,  Stamford 
Bridge,  London,  England,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Gamma  Chi ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Lincoln's  Inn. 
Clubs:  Elihu ;  Louisville  C.C. ;  Winnstay.  Ad- 
dress:  Mocking  Bird   Valley,   Louisville,    Ky. 


SMITH,  JOSEPH  FARRAR,  honorable  men- 
tion on  Ail-American  football  team  by  Lawrence 
Perry,  Grantland  Rice  and  James  Gould.  Born: 
Fayetteville,  Tenn.,  June  26,  1905.  Son  of  Far- 
rar  and  Ruth  (Ashby)  Smith.  Ed.:  Dechud  H. 
Sch.,  1924;  A.  B.,  Mercer  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  capt.  Mercer  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team ;  picked  All-S.I.A.A.  F.R.  h.b.  (picked 
2nd  All-South,  h.b. ;  honorable  mention  for  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team  by  Lawrence  Perry,  Grant- 
land  Rice  and  James  Gould).  1925,  capt.  Mer- 
cer Univ.  freshman  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1926- 
28,  mem.  Mercer  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1928;  chosen  All- 
S.I.A.A.    Bskt.B.    forward). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  P.G. 
A.;  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Round  Table  (Mercer 
Univ).  Hobby:  Football.  Office:  Mercer  Univ. 
Macon,  Ga.  Home:  214  De  Soto  St.,  Fayette- 
ville, Tenn. 


SMITH,  KENNETH  B.,  football,  baseball, 
swimming,  golf.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  17, 
1900.  Son  of  Walter  T.  and  Minnie  (Lee) 
Smith.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.,  1920;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1925. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1919-20,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
swimming  team.  1920,  capt.  Princeton  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1920-21,  capt.  Princeton  fresh- 
man swimming  team ;  center  fielder,  Princeton 
freshman  B.B.  team.     1921-23,  mem.  Princeton 


varsity  F.B.  team.  1923-24,  center  fielder,  Prince- 
ton varsity  B.B.  team.  1927,  medalist,  Florida 
State  amateur  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  Mil. 
Service:  In  R.O.T.C,  Andover,  Mass.  Affilia- 
tions: In  industrial  dept.,  Natl.  City  Co. ;  Mont- 
clair  G.C.  and  A.C.  Office:  55  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  4  Harrison  Ave.,  Montclair,  N.  J. 

SMITH,  LEON  G.,  football.  Born:  Benson, 
Minn.,  Sept.  27,  1887.  Son  of  Eugene  A.  and 
Cora  M  (Grant)  Smith  Ed.:  Benson  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  Minn.,  B.S..  1909;  M.D.,  1910. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  Conf.  champ. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
War  Record:  With  357th  Field  Hosp.,  90th 
Div. ;  disch.  Maj.  Army  Med.  Corps.  Affilia- 
tions: Montevideo  A. A. ;  pres.  Montevideo  Bd. 
of  Ed.;  Masons;  K.P. ;  Montevideo  G.C;  Ki- 
wanis  Club.  Hobby:  Football  and  golf.  Mar- 
ried: Edith  J.  Lumley,  Ellsworth,  Wis.,  Aug. 
30,  1916.  Children:  William  Grant,  age  10; 
Margaret  Jane,  age  7;  Eugene  Alison,  age  5; 
Leon  Gordon,  age  2.  Office:  215  N.  First  St., 
Montevideo,  Minn.  Home:  120  Grove  Ave., 
Montevideo,  Minn. 

SMITH,  LOUIS  CARTER,  archery.  Born: 
Middlefield.  Mass.,  Mar.  3,  1870.  Son  of  Met- 
calf  J.  and  Harriett  (Eldridge)  Smith.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Worcester  Poly.  Inst.  (Mass.),  1892;  Natl. 
Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  LL.B.,  1895;  LL.M.,  1896; 
M.P.L.,  Geo.  Wash.  Univ.   (Wash.,  D.  C),  1897. 

Record:  1912-14,  '19,  '21-22,  '24-27,  mem.  Natl. 
Archery  Asso.  of  U.  S.  (competed  in  champ, 
tournaments) .  1920-27,  mem.  East.  Archery  Asso. 
(competed  in  champ,  tournaments).  1922,  '24, 
'25,  '26,  '28,  sec.-treas.  Natl.  Archery  Asos.  of 
U.  S.    1927,  pres.  Natl.  Archery  Asso.  of  U.  S. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
Archery  Asso.  of  U.  S. ;  pres.  The  Newton 
Archers;  mem.  East.  Archers  Asso.;  Univ.  C. 
(Boston)  ;  Boston  City  C.  Hobby:  Archery. 
Married:  Louise  Sinclair,  Aug.  20,  1895.  Chil- 
dren: Mrs.  Dorothy  S.  Cummings,  age  25.  Office: 
616  Old  South  Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  145 
Elgin  St.,  Newton  Centre,  Mass. 

SMITH,  LYNWOOD  HERBERT,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Slater,  Mo.,  May 
28,  1893.  Son  of  J.  Herbert  and  Minnie  (Ticker- 
myre)  Smith.  Ed.:  Manual  Training  H.  Sch. 
(Kans.  City,  Mo.)  ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1916. 

Record:  1913-14-15,  right  halfback  Univ.  of 
Wis.  F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1918,  mem.  Camp 
Funston  F.B:  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  gen.  mgr.,  Ameri- 
can   Butter   Co.    Mil.    Service:   1st   O.T.C.,    Ft. 


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Riley,  1917 ;  1st  Lt,  U.  S.  Army,  20th  Inf.,  1918- 
19.  Affiliations:  Gate  City  Oil  Co.  (dir.)  ;  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  Lions  Club;  Shriner;  Chamber  of 
Commerce.  Clubs:  Univ. ;  Kans.  City  A.C. ;  Kans. 
City  Club ;  Mission  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
hunting.  Married:  Arline  Chandler,  Sept.  14, 
1918.  Children:  Lynwood  Chandler,  age  8;  Lura 
Jane,  age  6;  Arline  Elizabeth,  age  3.  Office: 
2438  Broadway,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home:  5640 
Pembroke  Lane,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 


SMITH,  RAYMOND-  CLARENCE,  football. 
Born:  Charles  City,  la.,  Aug.  26,  1904.  Son  of 
Frank  A.  and  Nettie  M.  (Stoecker)  Smith. 
Ed.:  Charles  City  H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Coe  Coll.,  1928. 

Record :  1920-22.  mem.  Charles  City  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1920-24,  mem.  Charles  City  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-24.  mem.  Charles 
City  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1924-28.  mem.  Coe 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-State  h.b.,  1926-27;  capt., 
1927).  1926-27,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  track  team  (220 
yd.  dash  record,  Cedar  Valley  meet,  23  sees.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Clan  of  "C".  Address:  Charles 
City,  la. 


SMITH,  ROBERT  LESLIE,  JR.,  track,  foot- 
ball and  basketball.  Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Nov. 
13,  1902.  Son  of  Robert  L.  and  Augusta  (Edger- 
ton)  Smith.  Ed.:  Humboldt  H.  Sch.;  LL.B., 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record :  1918-20,  mem.  Humboldt  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-26,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  squad.  1925-27,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn,  track  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Affiliations:  Under- 
writer, Elquitable  Life  Assurance  Soc.  of  U.  S. ; 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha.  Office:  547  Hamm  Bldg.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.  Home:  887  St.  Clair  St.,  St.  Paul, 
Minn. 


SMITH,  VERNON  QUENTIN,  chosen  All 
North  Dakota  State  basketball  center,  1926 
Bom:  Hebron,  N.  Dak.,  Mar.  4,  1907.  Son  of 
Williamson  James  and  Rosalie  (Prigmore) 
Smith.  Ed.:  Dickinson  H.  Sch.,  1926;  Univ  of 
North  Dakota. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Dickinson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team;  runner- 
up  in  N.  Dak.  State  Bskt.B.  champ.,  1926) 
1925-26,  mem.  Dickinson  H.  Sch.  track  team 
(capt.,  1926).  1926,  chosen  All-N.  Dak.  Statt 
Bskt.B.  center ;  won  N.  Dak.  State  Bskt.B.  tour- 
nament sportsmanship  trophy.  Mem.  Univ.  of 
N.  Dak.  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1927,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  Dak.  F.B.  team.  1927- 
28,  mem.  Univ.  N.  Dak.  N.  Cen.  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
champ,  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
Co.  K,  164th  Inf.,  N.  Dak.  N.  G.,  1924-27;  dis- 
charged, sergt. ;  pres.  mem.  R.O.T.C.  at  Univ. 
of  N.  Dak.  Affiliation:  Beta  Theta  Pi.  Office: 
Beta  Tbefa  Pi  House,  2600  Univ.  Ave.,  Grand 
Forks,  N.  Dak.     Home:  Hebron,  N.  Dak. 

SMITH,    VV.    ALBERT,  JR.,    track.     Born: 

Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  21,   1902.  Son  of  William  A. 

and    Margaret     (Riddell)  Smith.      Ed.:    B.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1924,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  team 
(won  indoor   I.C.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  F.  P.  Ristine  &  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ;  Old  York  Road 
C.C.  Married:  Catherine  Sidebottom,  Jan.,  1927. 
Office:  300  Widener  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
8318  Roberts  Road,  Elkins  Park,  Pa. 

SMITH,  WARREN  DuPRE,  track.  Born: 
Leipsic,  Germany,  May  12,  1880.  Son  of  Charles 
Forster  and  Anna  Leland  (DuPre)  Smith.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ!  of  Wis.,  1902 ;  M.  A.,  Stanford  Univ., 
1904;  Ph.D.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1908. 

Record:  1899,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  gym.  team. 
1900-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team  (won 
several  two-mile  races  in  dual  meets  with  Conf. 
teams ;  best  time  in  two  miles,  9 :57,  indoor  meet 
with  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1902).  1901,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  4-mile  relay  team.  1914,  mem.  Manila 
Y.M.C.A.  Amer.  relay  team  in  Far  East.  Olym- 
piad   (mile  and  quarter-mile  relays). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  geology  and  con- 
sulting geologist,  Univ.  of  Oregon.  Mil.  Service: 
Instr.  in  mil.  topography  and  geography  of 
Europe  at  Oregon  State  Training  camps  and 
S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Oregon,  1917-18.  Affiliations: 
Rotary  Club ;  Eugene  Chamber  of  Commerce ; 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Sigma 
Xi ;  Mazama  Mountain  Climbing  Club  (Port- 
land, Ore.)  ;  Milwaukee  A.C;  Manila  Polo  Club. 
Hobby:  Handball,  tennis,  swimming,  hiking  and 
motoring.  Married:  Phoebe  Ellison,  July  14, 
1910.  Children:  James  Francis,  age  11 ;  war- 
ren Ellison,  age  8 ;  Phoebe  Hall,  age  4. 

SMITH,  WILLIAM  FRANCIS,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball  coach.  Born:  Gurnee,  Pa., 
April  7,  1888.  Son  of  P.  J.  and  Catheryn  (Quin- 
lisk)  Smith.  Ed.:  Indiana,  Pa.  Normal  Sch., 
1908. 

Record:  1904,  mem.  Mansfield  (Pa.)  Normal 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1906-07,  mem.  Indiana  (Pa.) 
Normal  Sch.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1907).  1908-13, 
mgr.  and  asst.  coach  Indiana  (Pa.)  Normal  Sch. 
1913-17,  head  coach  Indiana  (Pa.)  Normal  Sch. 
(1914  and  1915,  F.B.  teams  won  rep.  sch.  champ. 
West.  Pa. ;  1917,  team  won  Natl.  Normal  Sch. 
champ. ;  1915,  B.B.  team  only  secondary  team  to 
score  victory  over  Hawaii  Univ.  team ;  1916-17, 
Bskt.B.  team  won  West,  champ.,  winning  20  out 


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of  21  games ;  1917,  B.B.  team  won  champ,  record 
of  21  wins  and  only  one  defeat).  1923-26,  F.B. 
coach  Punxsutawney  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  business.  Mil.  Service- 
Enlisted,  1918  ;  entered  O.T.S. ;  '  <cwam'<l  2nd 
lieut.  inf. ;  discharged  Dec.  1,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Former  official  Allegheny  Mt.  A.A.A. ;  mem. 
C.B.F.O. ;  Elks;  K.  of  C.  Clubs:  Punxsutawney 
C.C. ;  Kiwanis;  Isaac  Walton  League.  Hobby: 
Athletics  and  hunting.  Married:  Tlice  Evans, 
June  25,  1921.  Children:  John  Evans,  age  3; 
Margaret  Katheryn,  infant.  Office:  Spirit  Bldg., 
Punzsutawney,  Pa.  Home:  246  W.  Mahoning 
St.,  Punxsutawney,  Pa. 

SMYTHE,  GEORGE  W.,  chosen  on  Walter 
Camp's  2nd  Ail-American  football  team,  1922. 
Born:  Norristown,  Pa.,  Aug.  4,  1899.  Son-  of 
David  N.  and  Laura  Virginia  (Brooks)  Smythe. 
Ed.:  Norristown  H.  Sch. ;  Muhlenberg  Coll. ;  U. 
S.  Mil.  Acad.,  1924. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Muhlenberg.  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1920-23,  mem.  U.S.M. 
A.  F.B.  team  (chosen  Walter  Camp's  2nd  All- 
Amer.  F.B.  team,  1922).  1921,  mem.  TJ.S.M.A. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1921-24,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1924).  1924-25,  mem.  Inf.  Sch.  (Ft.  Ben- 
ning,  Ga.)  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1925-27, 
mem.  Inf.  Sch.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Officer,  U.S.A.  Affiliations: 
Army  Ath.  Asso. ;  Inf.  Sch.  A. A. ;  Alpha  Tau 
Omega.  Married:  Susie  Hubbell  Coley,  Cannon- 
dale,  Conn.,  Aug.  12,  1924.  Child:  George  W., 
Jr.,  infant.  Address:  Inf.  Sch.,  Fort  Benning, 
Ga. 

SNIDER,  JOY  ALFRED,  football.  Born: 
Coldwater,  Ohio,  Apr.  3,  1904.  Son  of  David  and 
Tabitha  (Easter)  Snider.  Ed.:  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Marietta  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1923).  1923-24,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  B.B.  squad. 
1927,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  Bskt.B.  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Nu 
Phi.  Hobby:  Coaching.  Office:  207  4th  St., 
Marietta,  Ohio.  Home:  126  Sommer  St.,  Hills- 
boro, Ohio. 

SNDTFEN,  LOREN  FILLOW,  captain,  Mass. 
Agr.  Coll.  track  team,  1926.  Born:  Westport, 
Conn.,  Sept.  3,  1903.  Son  of  Joseph  H.  and 
Julia  M.  (Fillow)  Sniffen.  Ed.:  Staples  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-26.  mem.  Mass.  Agr.  Coll.  track 
team  (capt.,  1926).  1924,  holder  Conn.  State 
broad  jump  record,  23  ft.  4  in.  1924-25,  won 
Conn.  State  broad  jump  champ.   1926,  won  New 


Eng.  I.C.A.A.  broad  jump  champ. ;  won  East. 
I.C.  broad  jump  champ. ;  set  Mass.  Agr.  Coll. 
broad  jump  record,  23  ft.  2%  in. ;  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
track  team ;  won  Metropolitan  Asso.  Jr.  broad 
jump  champ. ;  runner-up  in  Jr.  Natl,  broad  jump 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Florist,  Fillow  Flower  Co. 
Affiliations:  N.Y.A.C.  Address:  Clinton  Ave., 
Westport,  Conn. 

SNODGRESS,  HARRY  ALVIN,  basketball, 
track,  football.  Born:  Buckhannon,  W.  Va., 
Sept.  9,  1892.  Son  of  M.  Hall  and  Anna  (Col- 
lins) Snodgress.  Ed.:  Battesville  H.  Sch.,  1910; 
Univ.  Mo.,  1914. 

Record:  1909-10,  mem.  Battesville  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1910,  mem.  Univ. 
Mo.  track  team  (won  most  individual  points  in 
track).  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  Mo.  varsity  Bskt.B 
team    (picked  All-State  Bskt.B.  player). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Wilson  and  Co. 
(Okla.).  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Univ.  C. ;  Lions 
C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Olive  Alford, 
Aug.  5,  1915.  Child:  Harry  Alvin,  Jr.,  age  11. 
Office:  Wilson  and  Co.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home: 
617  W.  21st  St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla. 

SNODGRASS,  HARVEY  BURTON,  tennis 
Born:  LaCrosse,  Wis.,  Apr.  29,  1896.  Son  of 
Alexander  Anderson  and  Elsie  D.  Snodgrass. 
Ed.:  Manual  Arts  H.  Sch.  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.). 

Record,  1920-21-22,  won  South.  Calif,  singles 
and  doubles  champ.  1922,  won  Calif.  State  dou- 
bles champ.  1923,  ranked  No.  9  in  U.  S.  tennis 
ranking.  1924,  ranked  No.  6  in  U.S.  tennis  rank- 
ing. 1925,  won  Natl,  clay  court  doubles  champ. ; 
won  West,  singles  and  doubles  champ.  1928, 
tennis  instr.,  Palomar  Tennis  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Tennis  instr.,  Palomar  Ten- 
nis Club  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.).  War  Record: 
Enlisted,  Calif.  Coast  Arty.,  June,  1917;  trans- 
ferred to  4th  Anti  Aircraft;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged, Feb.  4,  1919.  Club:  Palomar  Tennis. 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Agnes  K.  Snodgrass, 
Oct.  1,  1920.  Children:  Virginia  Mae,  age  5; 
Barbara  Loraine,  age  1.  Office:  Box  126,  Bev- 
erly, Hills,  Calif.  Home:  260  S.  Almont  Drive, 
Beverly  Hills,  Calif. 

SNODGRASS,  M.  HALL,  JR.,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Parkersburg,  W.  Va.,  Oct.  19, 
1903.  Son  of  M.  Hall  and  Anna  (Colwes)  Snod- 
grass. Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Okla.  City,  Okla.), 
1922;   Univ.   of  Mo.,   1924;   Okla.   Univ.,   1926. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  track  teams  (mem.  Okla.  State  H.  Sch. 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  1922;  mem.  Okla.  State 
H.  Sch.  champ.  B.B.  team,  1921).  1924,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mo.  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1925,   mem.  Okla.  Univ.   varsity   F.B.  and  B.B. 


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teams.  192G,  played  pro.  B.B.  with  Okla.  City 
and  Enid,  Okla.  Officiated  in  Junior  H.  Sen. 
F.B.  games,  Okla.  City,   Okla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wilson  &  Co.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha;  "O"  Cluh  (Okla.  Univ.).  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  Wilson  &  Co.,  Okla.  City, 
Okla.  Home:  2126  West  Park  Place,  Okla.  City, 
Okla. 

SNYDER,  FRED  A.,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Augstin,  Minn.,  Nov.  25,  1882.  Son  of  Wm.  and 
Hannah  (Hurd)  Snyder.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1907;   Harvard. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team  (won  indoor  mi.  track  contest).  1906, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  ins.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Shriner  ;  K.P. ;  Minn.  Congress  ;  Ath.  Club  ; 
Hilcurt  G.C.  Hobby:  Gardening.  Married:  V. 
K.  Morrison,  May  14,  1914.  Children:  Kath- 
erine  E.,  age  10.  Address:  100  Cambridge  Ave., 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 

SNYDER,  LEO  WILLIAM,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Livonia,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  3,  1896.  Son 
of  Frank  and  Alice  (Kervin)  Snyder.  Ed.: 
Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C),  1917;  B.S.,  Univ. 
Md.,  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams ;  F.B.  team  Dist.  H.  Sch.  champs. 
1915-16,  chosen  All-Dist.  H.  Sch.  f.b.  1917-20, 
mem.  Univ.  Md.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917, 
picked  All-Md.  h.b.  1919,  B.B.  team  won  E. 
Atlantic  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  M.E.,  Bureau  of  Standards. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  engrs.,  June,  1918,  trans- 
ferred to  R.O.T.C.  of  Md.  Univ. ;  commd.  2nd 
Lt,  Nov.,  1918;  disch.  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Phi  Sigma ;  Bannockburn  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  radio.  Office:  Bureau  of  Standards, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1827  Monroe  St.,  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

SNYDER,  OLIVER  F.,  capt.  Olympic  Pistol 
team,  1920,  and  Internatl.  Rifle  team,  1921. 
Born:  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  June  19,  1878.  Son  of 
Nicholas  and  Emma  Snyder.  Ed.:  E.  Syracuse 
H.  Sch.,  1896. 

Record:  1909-11,  distinguished  rifle  marksman 
and  pistol  shot  U.  S.  A.  1910-13,  mem.  Inf. 
Rifle  team.  1913,  mem.  Internatl.  Rifle  team. 
1919,  capt.  and  coach  A.E.F.  pistol  team,  Inter- 
Allied  matches  at  LeMans  and  Maisons  Lafette, 
France.  1920,  capt.  Amer.  Olympic  Pistol  and 
Revolver  team,  Antwerp,  Belgium.  1921,  capt. 
Amer.  International  Rifle  and  Pistol  teams, 
Lyon,  France. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  mil.  sci.  and  tactics. 
Oak  Ridge  Mil.  Inst.,  Oak  Ridge,  N.  C.  Mil. 
Service:  Serg.,  H.  C,  Santiago  campaign,  1898 ; 


serg.  H.  C  ,  Army  of  Cuban  Occupation,  1898- 
99;  2nd  lieut.  18th  U.  S.  Inf.,  Philippine  insur- 
rection, 1900-03;  1st  lieut.  17th  U.  S.  Inf., 
Philippine  and  Moro  insurrection,  1903-05 ; 
Army  of  Cuban  Occupation,  1906-09;  Mexican 
Border,  1911  and  1914;  lieut.-col.  Ord.  Dept. ; 
asst.  chief  ord.  officer  1st  and  2nd  Armies, 
A.E.F.,  1918  and  1919.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Le- 
gion;  Elks;  Soc.  of  Santiago  of  Cuba;  Mil. 
Order  of  Moro  Campaigns ;  Legion  of  Honor 
of  France ;  Soc.  of  Lyon,  France ;  Mil.  Order 
of  Caraboa ;  N.R.A.  and  U.  S.  Revolver  Asso. ; 
Army  and  Navy  Club,  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  Army, 
Navy  and  Marine  Corps  C.C,  Wash.,  D.  C. ; 
Sedgefield  C.C,  Greensboro,  N.  C  Hobby: 
Rifle,  pistol  and  trapshooting.  Married:  Eliza- 
beth A.  Brennan,  Aug.  11,  1901.  Children:  Mrs. 
John  J.  Darby,  Jr.,  age  24.  Office:  Oak  Ridge 
Institute,  Oak  Ridge,  N.  O.  Home:  127  E.  Fisher 
Ave.,  Greensboro,  N.  C 

SNYDER,  WILLIAM  P.,  JR.,  track  and  hoc- 
key. Born:  Edgeworth,  Pa.,  Aug.  8,  1888.  Son 
of  William  P.  and  Mary  (Black)  Snyder.  Ed.: 
Haverford   Sch.    (Haverford,  Pa.)  ;  Yale,   1910. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  track 
team  (mile  relay  team,  I.C  champs;  ran  220 
yd.  and  440  yd.  dashes).  1906-07,  mem.  Haver- 
ford Sch.  hockey  team.  1911,  mem.  Yale  track 
and  mile  relay  teams  (ran  100  yd.  and  200  yd. 
dashes). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  the  Shenango  Fur- 
nace Co.  Affiliatios:  Dir.  Pittsburgh  Trust  Co. 
and  Pittsburgh  Coal  Co. ;  mem.  Pittsburgh 
Council,  B.S.A. ;  mem.  Ath.  Council,  Univ.  of 
Pittsburgh.  Clubs:  Duquesne  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.)  ; 
Allegheny  C.C.  (vice-pres.)  ;  Yale  (N.  Y.). 
Hobby:  Tennis  and  golf.  Children:  William  P., 
3rd ;  George  Whitney.  Office:  812  Oliver  Bldg., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.    Home:  Sewickley,  Pa. 

SOLOMON,  MORTON,  mem.  U.  S.  Internatl. 
Rifle  team,  1926.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  July  15,  1903. 
Son  of  Sigfried  and  Estelle  (Jackson)  Solomon. 
Ed.:  Townsend  Harris  Hall  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C), 
1921;  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.,  B.S.,  1925;  C.E., 
1926. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  R.O.T.C.  Rifle  team. 
Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.  (capt.,  1924).  1924-26, 
mem.  C.C.N.Y.  varsity  rifle  team  (capt.  and 
shooting  mem.  2nd  Corps  Area,  R  O.T.C  Rifle 
team,  Camp  Perry,  1925)  ;  mem.  winning  team 
of  Metropolitan  I.C.  team  champ,  and  trophy, 
1925  and  1926;  mem.  U.  S.  Internatl.  Rifle  team, 
Dewar  match,  1926 ;  mem.  N.  Y.  State  team, 
Caswell  Trophy  match,  1926 ;  coach  and  shoot- 
ing mem.  Hudson  Rifle  Club  team,  2nd  place 
Natl,  match,  1926  (tied  for  1st  place  Natl,  indi- 
vidual I.C.  champs.,  1926,  and  Natl,  individual 
prone  champs.).  1927,  winner  Hayes  match; 
4th  place  free-rifle,  small-bore  match ;  2nd  place 
Second  Corps  Area  champ.    1928,  winner  N.R.A. 


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metallic  sights  champ.  (Natl.).  Winner  N.R.A. 
Natl,  kneeling  champ. ;  3rd,  Metropolitan  indivi- 
dual champ.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ;  3rd,  N.R.A.  free-rifle, 
small-bore ;   3rd,  N.R.A.  Natl,  sitting  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  employed  by 
Turner  Constr.  Co.,  N.  Y.  C.  Mil,  Service:  2nd 
lieut.  Inf.  Res.,  U.  S.  A.,  1925.  Affiliations:  Hud- 
son Rifle  Club,  N.  Y.  C.  (pres.)  ;  Roosevelt  R.C., 
Elmsford,  N.  Y. ;  Natl.  Security  League;  U.  S. 
Inf.  Asso. ;  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  Varsity 
Club.  Hobby:  Rifle  shooting,  military  training. 
Office:  420  Lexington  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  84 
Prospect  St.,  White  Plains,  N.  Y. 

SOLON,  LORIN,  Univ.  Minn.  All-Amer.  foot- 
ball end,  1913;  fullback,  1914.  Bom:  Superior, 
Wis.,  Mar.  1,  1894.  Son  of  Thomas  F.  and 
Katherine  (Ryan)  Solon.  Ed.:  East.  H.  Sch. 
(Minneapolis)  ;  Chippewa  H.  Sch.  (Chippewa 
Falls,  Wis.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  Mem.  East  H.  Sch.  and  Chippewa  H. 
Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  track  and  Bskt  B.  teams;  mem. 
Univ.  Minn,  varsity  F.B.  team  (3  yrs.)  and  B.B. 
team  (2  yrs.)  ;  All-Amer.  end,  1913,  and  f.b., 
1914;  capt.  F.B.  team,  1915. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Solon  Grinding  Co. 
War  Record:  Entered  training  camp  May,  1917 ; 
comn'd  1st  lieut.  F.A.  Aug.,  1917;  served  in 
A.E.F.  with  1st  Div.,  5th  F.A. ;  promoted  to 
capt.  Oct.,  1918,  serving  3  yrs  in  France.  Affilia- 
tion: Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Hunting. 
Married:  Lenore  Knox.  Office:  932  12th  Ave., 
Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  2324  43rd,  No.,  Seattle, 
Washington. 

SOMERS,  DONALD  WILLIAM,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Faribault,  Minn.,  Nov. 
12,  1905.  Son,  of  H.  S.  and  Lenora  (Grant) 
Somers.    Ed.:  Creighton  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  track 
teams  for  4  yrs.  (holds  record  of  place  kick  of 
55  yds.,  1923 ;  indiv.  high  scorer  in  two  State 
track  meets,  1924  and  25 ;  capt.  track  team, 
1925 ;  won  Minn.  State  champ,  and  N.  West. 
Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  champ. ;  runner-up  in  State 
Bskt.B.  tourn.,  1925;  won  high  scoring  honors 
and  loving  cup,  Shotleck  Mil.  Acad.,  in  N.  West, 
intersch.  track  meet ;  holder,  3  H.  Sch.  records : 
shot  put,  discus  and  high  hurdles).  Mem. 
Creighton  F.B.  and  track  teams  (holder  of  dis- 
cus record ;  won  All-Conf .  recognition  on  1st 
team ;  averaged  59  yds.  for  11  punts  against 
Regis  Coll.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliation:  Creigh- 
ton "C"  Club.  Hobby:  Football.  Address:  1513 
W.  7th  St.,  Faribault,  Minn. 

SOUCY,  ERNEST  WILLIAM,  coach  Harvard, 
1920-23.  Born:  Marlboro,  Mass.,  Dec.  18,  1891. 
Son  of  Charles  J.  and  Rose  (Sawyer)  Soucy. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916. 


Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1914,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1916,  coach 
Univ.  Wis.  1919,  coach  89th  Div.  F.B.  champ. 
A.B.F.  team.  1920-23,  coach  Harvard.  1926-27, 
mem.  Harvard  F.B.  Adv.  Com.  1926-28,  chmn. 
Squash  Racquets  Com.,  Harvard  Club  of  Boston. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfr.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
Apr.  6,  1917;  capt.  and  operations  officer,  32nd 
Div.,  1918 ;  A.D.C.  to  Brig.  Gen.  George  L.  Irwin, 
1918-19 ;  served  in  Marne,  Meuse,  Aisne  and 
Argonne  offenses ;  with  Amer.  Relief  Admin,  in 
Roumania,  1919 ;  awarded  Chevalier  of  the 
Crown  of  Roumania.  Affiliations:  Treas.,  Atlas 
Plywood  Corp. ;  Bd.  of  Govs.,  Harvard  Club  of 
Boston ;  Harvard  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Brookline  C.C. 
Office:  Park  Sq.  Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
34  Allston  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


SOULE,  HARRIS  WELLS,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Fairfield,  Vt.,  Apr.  14,  1900.  Son  of  Harry 
S.  and  Nellie  (Wells)  Soule.  Ed.:  Goddard  Sem. 
(Barre,  Vt),  1918;  B.S.,   Univ.  of  Vt.,  1922. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Goddard  Sem.  F.B. 
team  (State  champs.,  1915).  1915-17,  mem.  God- 
dard Sem.  track  team  (State  champs.,  1916-17). 
1918-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  F.B.  team  (State 
champs.,  1921).  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  track 
team  (won  2nd  prize  cup  for  individual  points, 
class  track  meet,  1920).  1925-26,  F.B.  coach 
Hartford  (Vt.)  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  County  agri.  agent.  Mil. 
Service:  S.A.T.C,  1918.  Affiliations:  Christmas 
Tree  Farms,  Inc.  (treas.);  Mason;  Order  of 
East.  Star ;  K.T. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Grange;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing 
and  boys'  work.  Married:  Lois  Alger,  June  1, 
1925.  Office:  S.  Main  St.,  White  River  Junction, 
Vt.    Home:  White  River  Junction,  Vt. 


SOUTER,  SYDNEY  H.,  JR.,  football  and  base- 
ball coach.  Born:  Paterson,  N.  J.,  Sept.  21,  1907. 
Son  of  Sydney  H.,  Sr.  and  Margaret  (MacLeod) 
Souter.  Ed.:  Paterson  H.  Sch.,  1916;  N.  J.  State 
Normal   Sch.  at  Trenton,  1923;  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1921-24.  mem.  State  Normal  Sch.  F. 
B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1923). 
1925-26,  coached  F.B.  and  B.B.,  Atlantic  City  H. 
Sch.  1921-27,  taught  swimming  and  directed 
aquatics,  Camp  Wonposet,  Bantam  Lake,  Conn. 
1926-28,  coached  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.,  Cran- 
ford  H.  Sch.  Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  of  Approved  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Played  semi-pro.  B.B.  in 
Conn,  for  five  years. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  ath.,  Cranford  H. 
Sch.,  N.  J.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N. ; 
discharged  as  Signal  Quartermaster,  Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa;  Mason.  Mar- 
ried: Josephine  Scull.  Office:  Board  of  Educa- 
tion, Cranford,  N.  J.  Home:  113  Miln  St.,  Cran- 
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SOUTHWORTH,  CONSTANT,  track.  Born: 
Duluth,  Minn.,  Aug.  12,  1894.  Son  of  Franklin 
Chester  and  Alice  Amelia  (Berry)  Southworth. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1915. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Harvard  cross  country 
team.  1914-15,  mem.  Harvard  track  team 
(estabd.  new  record  for  two  mi.  run,  Harvard- 
Cornell  dual  meet,  1915,  time  9:33  1/5). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  Better  Homes  in 
Amer.,  Inc.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Mil.  Service:  Coast 
Arty.  Corps,  June  to  Nov.,  1918;  Pvt.  Co.  17, 
Hancock,  N.  J.,  1918 ;  pres.  rank,  2nd  Lt.,  Coast 
Arty.  Reserve  Corps.  Affiliations:  Sec.-treas., 
South.  Asso.,  Alumni,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ; 
Exec.  Sec,  Natl.  Save-the-Potomac  Com.  Hobby: 
Hiking  and  canoeing.  Married:  Evelina  Pres- 
cott  Kean,  Jan.  15,  1927.  Office:  1653  Pa.  Ave., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2315  Tracy  Place,  Wash., 
D.  C. 

SPALDING,  JESSE,  capt.  Yale  football  team, 
1912.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  18,  1889.  Son 
of  Charles  F.  and  Elizabeth  (Clarke)  Spalding. 
Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.,  1909;  A.B.,  Tale,  1913. 

Record :  1907,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  track  team ; 
mem.  prep.  sch.  champ,  relay  team  (Penn  re- 
lay games).  1907-08,  mem.  The  Hill  Sch.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1908).  1909,  mem. 
Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1912).  1925,  won 
Maidstone  Club  golf  champ.   (Easthampton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker,  Farnum  Weeiter  & 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  Inf.,  U.S.R. ;  attached 
G  4  Gen.  Staff,  Tours,  France ;  dir.  ath.,  S.O.S., 
Tours,  France.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsi- 
lon;  Scroll  and  Key  (Yale)  ;  dir.  Whiting  Corp. 
(Harvey,  111.).  Clubs:  Yale;  Univ.:  Natl.  Golf 
Links  of  Amer. ;  Deepdale ;  Rockaway  Hunt ; 
Chicago;  Racquet  (Chicago);  Maidstone 
(chrmn.,  golf  com.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Jean  Writing.  Jan.  1,  1914.  Children:  Jesse, 
age  13;  John  Hill,  age  11;  Jane  Clarke,  age  10. 
Office:  141  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
1158  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  G,  N.  Y. 

SPARKS,  CLIFFORD  MAURICE,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Mich.,  football  team,  1919.  Born:  Jackson, 
Mich.,  Sept.  24,  1896.  Son  of  Wm.  and  Mathilda 
(Peters)  Sparks.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1916-17-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
team   (capt.,  1919). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Production  mgr.,  The 
Sparks-Withington  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
in  Air  Service,  1917 ;  dischgrd.,  1919.  Ground 
Sch.,  Cornell  Univ. ;  Flying  Sch.,  Baron  Field, 
Fort  Worth,  Tex.  Affiliations:  Treas.  and  dir. 
The  Cardon  Corp. ;  sec.-treas.  and  dir.  The 
Sparks/  Corp. ;  sec.  and  dir.  The  Nucraft  Corp. ; 
Kappa  Sigma ;  B.P.O.E. ;  Jackson  City  Club ; 
Jackson  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Rachel 
Carter,  May,  1920.     Children:  Carter  Williams, 


age  6 ;  Sally  Diane,  age  4 ;  Wm.  Byron,  age  3. 
Address:  Oakridge  Drive,  Jackson,  Mich. 

SPARLING,  WILLIAM  A.,  track.  Born: 
Hollister,  Calif.,  Mar.  20,  1900.  Son  of  Edward 
James  and  Gertrude  (Smith)  Sparling.  Ed.: 
Hollister  H.  Sch.;   Stanford. 

Record:  Mem.  Stanford  track  team  (won  I.C. 
A. A. A. A.  meet,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Delta  Phi;  Scalpers  Soc.  Hobby:  Field  ath- 
letics. School:  680  Lomita  Dr.,  Stanford  Univ., 
Calif.     Home:  708  Powell  St.,  Hollister,  Calif. 

SPARNELL,  FREDERICK  HAROLD,  foot- 
ball, baseball.     Bom:  Spartanburg,   S.  C,  June 

4,  1906.  Son  of  J.  R.  and  Ida  (McAllister) 
Sparnell.  Ed.:  Spartanburg  H.  Sch.;  Wofford 
Coll. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Spartanburg  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  squad  and  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Wofford  Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  team  and 
pitcher  B.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  Wofford  Coll. 
varsity  F.B.  team  and  pitcher  B.B.  team  (men- 
tioned for  All-State  end,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  in  Signal  Dept., 
south.  Ry.  Affiliations:  First  Natl.  Bank;  Bank 
of  Commerce.  Married:  Josephine  Tyler.  June 
12,  1927.    Address:  177  Forest  St.,  Spartanburg, 

5.  C. 

SPARR,  EDWIN  A.,  football  and  track.  Born: 
Hazelhurst,  Wis.,  July  29,  1898.  Son  of  Erik 
and  Hilma  (Engstrom)  Sparr.  Ed.:  Wausau 
H.  Sch.,  1918;  A.B.,  Carroll  Coll.,  1922. 

Record:  1914-18,  mem.  Wausau  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (Wis.  Valley  champs.,  1916;  Capt.,  1917). 
1915-18,  mem.  Wausau  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1918-22,  mem.  Carroll  Coll.  F.B.  and  track 
teams ;  chosen  All-State  tackle.  1919,  1st  place, 
Wis.  State  track  meet  shot  put  and  discus  throw. 
1920,  capt.  Carroll  Coll.  F.B.  team;  1st  place, 
Wis.  State  track  meet  discus  throw.  1921,  run- 
ner-up in  Wis.  State  track  meet  discus  throw. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Educator.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.  Carroll  Coll.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  "C"  Club.  Hobby:  Refereeing 
ath.  contests.  Married:  Evelyn  Cahill,  Feb.  17, 
1925.  Child:  Maurice  Edwin  (infant).  Ad- 
dress: 705  Marshall,  Manitowac,  Wis. 


SPARROW,  CHARLES  EDWARD,  sports 
writer.  Bom:  W.  Fairview,  Pa.,  Feb.  8,  1885. 
Son  of  Jno.  Wm.  and  Salome  (Reed)  Sparrow. 
Ed.:  Scranton  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.,  1904;  Mercers- 
burg  Acad.,  1906;  A.B.,  East.  Coll.  (Manasses, 
Va.),  1910. 

Record:  1900-04,  mem.  Scranton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1904-06,  mem.  Mercersburg 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Shamo- 


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kin  (Pa.)  and  Mahoney  City  (Pa.)  independent 
B.B.  teams.  1906,  mem.  Patton  (Pa.)  inde- 
pendent B.B.  team.  1907,  mem.  Owego  (N.  Y.) 
independent  B.B.  team ;  organized  N.  East.  Pa. 
league  (Lackawanna  Co.).  1907-08,  sports  edi: 
tor  Scranton  Tribune.  1908-10,  mem.  East. 
Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (coach).  1909,  mem. 
and  mgr.  Frederick  (Md.)  B.B.  team.  1910, 
sports  editor  Baltimore  Sun;  sports  editor 
of  both  Morning  and  Evening  Sun,  later 
sports  editor,  Morning  Sun  (horse  racing  spe- 
cialty). 1910-11,  pres.  East.  League  Newswriters' 
Asso.  1911-14,  coach,  Mt.  St.  Joseph  B.B.  team. 
1921,  responsible  for  organization  of  East. 
Shore  League  in  Md.,  Dela.  and  Va. ;  originator 
of  "Five  States"  series  between  East.  Shore 
League  and  Blue  Ridge  League. 

Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Helen  Talmage 
Mantz,  Feb.  8,  1913.  Children:  Chas.  Edward, 
Jr.,  age  14 ;  Helen  Mantz,  age  12 ;  William 
Emmanuel,  age  10 ;  Susanna  Stewart,  infant. 
Office:  Charles  and  Baltimore  Sts.,  Baltimore, 
Md.    Home:  2119  Calvert  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

SPAULDING,  W.  H.,  football.  Born:  Melrose, 
Wis.,  May  4,  1883.  Son  of  Phineas  and  Kath- 
erine  (Stocker)  Spaulding.  Ed.:  Laurence 
Univ.  (Appleton,  Wis.)  ;  A.B.,  Wabash  Coll., 
1907. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Laurence  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1903-03,  mem.  Wabash  Coll.  F.B.  team  (All- 
Ind.  h.b.  1903-05,  chosen  All-West.  h.b.  by  vari- 
ous newspapers,  1904;  capt.,  1904-05).  1907-21, 
head  coach  and  ath.  dir.,  West.  State  Normal 
(Kalamazoo,  Mich.).  1922-25,  head  coach,  Univ. 
Minn.  F.B.  team.  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  and  head 
coach,  Univ.  Calif.  F.B.  team.  1927-28,  pres., 
Pacific  Coast  and  Rocky  Mt.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  phys.  ed.  and  head 
F.B.  coach.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Phi 
Phi ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Los  Angeles  A.C. ; 
Hollywood  A.C.  Married:  Jess  Hutchinson, 
Sept.  5,  1907.  Children:  Jane,  age  18 ;  Frances, 
age  15;  Wm.  E.,  age  13;  Barbara,  age  8.  Office: 
855  N.  Vermont  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home: 
724  Laurel  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


SPEAKER,  TRISTRAM  E„  member  of  Phila- 
delphia Athletics  Baseball  Team.  Born:  Hub- 
bard, Texas;  April  4,  1888.  Son  of  A.  O.  and 
Jennie  (Poer)  Speaker.  Ed.:  Hubbard  High 
School ;   Fort  Worth  Polytechnic  Institute. 

Record:  1905,  member  of  Fort  Worth  Poly- 
technic Institute  baseball  team.  1906,  played 
professional  baseball  with  the  Cleburne  (Texas) 
Club  (North  Texas  League)  ;  transferred  to 
Houston,  Texas.  1907,  sold  to  Boston  Red  Sox. 
1908,  loaned  to  Little  Rock  (Arkansas)  ;  repur- 
chased by  Boston  1908-16,  played  with  Boston 
(played  for  Boston  AVorld  Champions,  1912  and 
1915).  1916,  sold  to  Cleveland  Indians.  1916-27, 


played  with  Cleveland  Indians  (manager,  1919- 
26;  won  pennant  and  World  Championship, 
1920).  1927,  released  to  Washington  Senators. 
1928,  made  a  free  agent  and  signed  with  Phila- 
delphia Athletics. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  baseball 
player.  Military  Service:  Naval  Aviation  Ground 
School,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology. 
Affiliations:  Elks ;  Masons.  Clubs:  Veterans 
Athletics  of  Philadelphia  (life  member)  ;  Penn- 
sylvania Athletic  Club  ;  Cleveland  Athletic  Club  ; 
Friars  Club  (New  York)  ;  Acacia  Country  Club 
(Cleveland)  ;  Corsicana  Country  Club  (Corsi- 
cana,  Texas).  Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing; 
flying.  Married:  Frances  Cudahy,  January  15, 
1925.  Office:  Philadelphia  Athletics,  profes- 
sional baseball  team,  Philadelphia,  Pennsyl- 
vania.    Home:  Hubbard,  Texas. 


SPEER,  CHARLES  C,  JR.,  swimming.  Bom: 
St.  Augustine,  Fla.,  Aug.  9,  1903.  Son  of 
Charles  C.  and  Nellie  (Albright)  Speer.  Ed.: 
Palm  Beach  H.  Sch. ;  Rollins  Coll. ;  Mercers- 
burg  Acad. 

Record :  1920-21-22,  winner  A.A.U.  champ,  and 
record  in  50-yd.  swim  (25:2  sec.)  and  100-yd. 
swim  (59:1  sec.)  ;  mem.  Atlanta  Ath.  Club  Re- 
lay team.  1923,  world's  intersch.  record-holder 
while  at  Mercersburg  Acad.,  50  yds.  (24:3 
sec,  made  Mercersburg  pool),  100  yds.  (56  sec. 
flat,  made  Princeton  pool),  220  yds.  (2:25:4, 
made  Yale  pool)  ;  sailed  Internatl.  games, 
Sweden,  but  unable  to  compete  because  of 
A.A.U.  ban;  swam  exhibitions  Paris,  Nice, 
Frankfort,  Copenhagen;  presented  with  Vet- 
eran Athletes'  Cup.  1925-27,  won  Sackett  Cup. 
Holds  M.A.A.U.  100-meter  title  and  record; 
mem.   of  record-holding  Penn  Ath.  Club   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Novelist.  Affiliations:  Penn 
Athletic  Club;  Veteran  Athletes;  Palm  Beach 
Swimming  Club.  Hobby:  Collecting  rare  books. 
Office:  14  Powell  Lane,  Upper  Darby,  Pa. 


SPEER,  HOWARD,  track.  Born:  Newport, 
Ky.,  May  9,  1877.  Son  of  James  H.  and  Caro- 
line (White)  Speer.  Ed.:  Hughes  H.  Sch.,  Cin- 
cinati,  Ohio;  Yale,  A.B.,  1900;   M.A.,  1906. 

Record-:  1897-1900,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track 
team  (won  mile  run  Yale-Harvard  dual  meet, 
1897;  won  4th  place  in  I.C.  games,  1897-98; 
joint  holder  of  Yale  record  in  mile  run  and 
Yale-Harvard  dual  record  in  mile  run  for  a 
number  of  yrs. ;  time,  4  min.  312-5  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking,  Hincks 
Bros.  &  Co.  (Bridgeport,  Conn.).  Married: 
Julia  Rollwagen  Van  Hart.  Children:  John  H., 
age  22 ;  Gareth  W.,  age  19.  Office:  880  Main  St., 
Bridegport,  Conn.  Home:  306  Brooklawn  Ave., 
Bridgeport,   Conn. 


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SPEER,  ROBERT  ELLIOTT,  football.  Born: 
Huntingdon,  Pa.,  Sept.  10,  1867.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Martha  (Murtrie)  Speer.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Acad.  (Andover,  Mass.)  ;  B.A.,  Princeton,  1889; 
M.A.,  Yale;  D.D.,  Edinburgh  Univ.;  LL.D., 
Rutgers  Coll. 

Record:  1887-1888-1890,  mem.  Princeton  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Presbyterian  Bd.  of 
Foreign  Missions.  Married:  Emma  Bailey',  April 
20,  1893.  Children:  Elliott,  age  30;  Margaret, 
age  28 ;  Constance,  age  21 ;  William,  age  18. 
Office:  156  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  24 
Gramercy  Park,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


SPENCER,  EMERSON  LANE,  Pacific  Coast 
440-yard  champion,  1927.  Born:  San  Francisco, 
Calif.,  Oct.  14,  1906.  Son  of  Luther  Dana  and 
Pearl  (Lane)  Spencer.  Ed.:  Richmond  Union 
H.  Sch.  (Richmond,  Calif.)  ;  Modesto  Union  H. 
Sch.  (Modesto,  Calif.)  ;  Stanford  Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  won  Intersch.  low  hurdle  champ, 
of  Amer.  1924,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  freshman 
track  team  (champ,  in  low  hurdles,  440-yd.  run 
and  relay).  1926-27-28,  mem.  Stanford  Univ. 
varsity  track  team  (capt.  1928;  won  Natl. 
junior  440-yd.  hurdle  champ.,  rep.  Olympic  A.C. 
of  San  Francisco,  1926 ;  won  Pacific  Coast  440- 
yd.  champ.,  1927,  time  47  4-5  sec. ;  defeated 
Otto  Peltzer  of  Germany  in  quarter-mile,  1928, 
time  501-5  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  and  sports  writer. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta  ;  Skull  and  Snakes  ; 
Eng.  Soc. ;  Scalpers ;  Quadrangle  Club ;  Men's 
Council,  Stanford  Univ. ;  San  Francisco  Olym- 
pic A.C.  Hobby:  Track  and  field.  School:  Delta 
Tau  Delta,  Stanford  Univ.,  Palo  Alto,  Calif. 
Home:  Ceres,  Calif. 


SPENCER,  FREDERICK  LIONEL,  rowing. 
Porn:  Evanston,  111.,  Dec.  4,  1899.  Son  of  Earl 
W.  and  Agnes  (Hughes)  Spencer.  Ed.:  Deer- 
field-Shields  H.  Sch.  (Highland  Park,  111.)  ; 
Phillips  Acad. ;  Yale,  1922. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew.  1921, 
mem.  Yale  Jr.  varsity  crew.  1922,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  crew ;  Yale  boxing  team  mgr.  1923,  mem. 
Lincoln  Park  Boat  Club  crew.  1926,  mem.  crew 
of  yacht  "Fantome",  chosen  as  champ,  of  Lake 
Mich,  to  sail  against  other  Great  Lakes  crews. 
Fantome,   2nd  place. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  securities.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  May,  1917,  with  Amer.  Field 
Service  as  ambulance  driver  attached  to  French 
armies.  Citation:  Croix  de  Guerre.  Clubs:  Yale 
Club  of  Chi;  Harvard-Yale-Princeton  of  Chi; 
Chicago  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Yacht  racing. 
Office:  30  N.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
Highland  Park,  Chicago. 


SPENCER,  JERVIS,  JR.,  mem.  Md.  Racing 
Commission.  Born:  Baltimore  Co.,  Md.,  June 
30,  1876.  Son  of  Jervis  and  Elizabeth  (Elder) 
Spencer.   Ed.:  Private  Sch. 

Record:  Since  1898  has  exhibited  show  horses 
at  all  prominent  East,  horse  shows,  winning  1st 
places  at  most  of  these ;  has  ridden  in  20  Md. 
Hunt  Cup  races,  winning  5  1st  places ;  4  2nd 
places  and  3  3rd  places.  Since  1921  mem.  Md. 
Racing  Comm.  Since  1925  Steward  and  Judge, 
Md.  Hunt  Cup ;  has  won  Md.  Grand  Natl.  Pt.-to- 
Pt.  twice,  Elkridge  Pt.-to-Pt.  once ;  My  Lady's 
Manor  Pt.-to-Pt.  twice;  Brooklandwood  Cup 
once ;  Steward  and  Judge,  Md.  Grand  Natl.  Pt.- 
to-Pt.  1928,  appointed  Steward,  My  Lady's  Man- 
or Pt.-to-Pt.  Has  owned  and  trained  several 
horses  that  later  won  Md.  Hunt  Cup  and  other 
prominent  races. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations:  V.  P., 
Md.  Trust  Co.;  Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt  Club; 
Elkridge  Hounds ;  Baltimore  Club.  Hobby:  Fox 
hunting.  Office:  Md.  Trust  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Home:  Garrison,  Md. 

SPENCER,  STANLEY  FARWELL,  U.  S.  arch 
ery  champ.,  1926.  Born:  Grampian,  Pa.,  Dec 
29.  1887.  Son  of  William  W.  and  Cora  (Far 
well)  Spencer.  Ed.:  Grammar  Sch.  (Grampian) 

Record:  1911-12.  mem.  Butte  Falls  (Ore.)  A 
C.  Bskt.B.  teams.  Official,  2  Natl,  champ.  Arch 
ery  tournaments.  1926,  won  Natl.  Archery  tour 
nament  (Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.)  :  awarded  C.  E 
Dallin  gold  medal,  Sesqui  Centennial,  and  4 
trophies.  1927,  won  60  yd.  medal  and  cup  for 
flight  shot;  now  holds  flight  record  (294  yds. 
10  in.),  Natl,  tournament;  So.  Cal.  Archery 
champ.,  awarded  medal  and  cup;  won  cup  on 
highest  scores  (ever  shot  in  Amer.  tournament), 
Santa  Monica,  Cal.  Archers'  tournament,  break- 
ing 4  Natl,  records  (100  yds.,  single  and  double 
York  round,  double  York  and  Amer.  rounds). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Yew  wood  bow  maker.  Affil- 
iations: Yice-pres.  Natl.  Archery  Asso. ;  life 
mem.  Los  Angeles  Archery  C. :  pres.,  San  Pedro 
(Cal.)  Archery  C. ;  mem.  So.  Cal.  Archery  Asso. 
Hobby:  Archery  and  archery  tackle.  Address: 
9S9  2nd  St.,  San  Pedro,  Cal. 

SPETZ,  RALPH  F.,  track.  Born:  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  Apr.  5,  1898.  Son  of  Frank  and  Frederica 
(Billerbeck)  Spetz.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis., 
1923. 

Record:  1921-22-23.  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (capt.,  1923;  "Big  Ten"  indoor  quarter- 
mile  champ,  and  individual  high  point  winner, 
1922).  Wis.  H.  Sch.  record  holder  in  quarter- 
mile  and  220  yd.  dashes.  Milwaukee  municipal 
record  holder  in  100  yd.  and  220  yd.  dashes. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wis.  rep.  Minwax  Co.  Affil- 
iations: Star  and  Crow  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  111. 
A.C.  Office:  180  Ogden  Ave..  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  867  11th  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


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SPICER,  WILLIAM  CORNMAN,  football. 
Bom:  Harrisburg,  Pa.,  Mar.  27,  1868.  Son  of 
Cbas.  A.  and  Nancy  (West)  Spicer.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Princeton,  1891;  Auburn  Theol.  Sem.,  1896. 

Record:  Mem.  Princeton  class  B.B.  team  (4 
yrs.).  1888-89,  sub.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1890, 
h.b.,  P.U.  F.B.  team.  1892,  coacb,  Univ.  Va. 
1894,   coach,   Hamilton  Coll. 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Clergyman.  War  Record: 
Served  in  Y.M.C.A.  war  service,  France,  Dec, 
1917-18;  attached  to  89th  Div. ;  served  in  St. 
Mihiel  and  Meuse-Argonne  offensives.  Hobby: 
Fishing  and  hunting.  Married:  Mary  Cole- 
stock  Dasher  (deed.)  Jan.  12,  1892;  Marion 
Runge,  Oct.  4,  1904.  Children:  Wm.  C,  Jr.,  age 
33 ;  Kerby  M.,  age  31 ;  Marion,  age  23 ;  Mar- 
garet L.,  age  19;  Daniel  R.,  age  7.  Address: 
143  Bleecker  St.,  Gloversville,  N.  Y. 

SPINKS,  LESLIE,  football.  Born:  Thomas- 
ville,  Ala.,  July  1,  1903.  Son  of  John  B.  and  Jane 
(Norwood)  Spinks.  Ed.:  Thomasville  H.  Sch., 
1922;  B.S.,  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst, 
varsity  F.B.  team  (picked  on  2nd  All-South. 
F.B.  team ;  hon.  mention  in  F.B. ;  unanimous 
All-South,  pick  by  Ga,  Tech.  F.B.  team,  1925). 
1926-28,  asst.  coach  Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Phi  Sigma;  Lions  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Ala.  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.,  Auburn,  Ala.  Home: 
Thomasville,  Ala. 

SPITES,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  JR.,  South  Atlan- 
tic 5-mi.  champ.,  1923.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  July 
1,  1899.  Son  of  John  F.  and  Sarah  (Hand) 
Spites.  Ed.:  St.  Francis  Industrial  Sch.,  Ed- 
dington,  Pa. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  3rd  Corps  Area  Ath.  Asso. 
track  team  (2nd  place,  3-mi.  run;  South  At- 
lantic 5-mi.  champ.,  Aug.  18  (30  min.  flat)  ;  2nd 
place,  3-mi.  run,  municipal  games,  Baltimore, 
Sept.  12.  1925,  won  Baltimore  police  and  postal 
games,  mile  run ;  anchor  man  on  2  winning 
medley  relay  teams,  Baltimore  police  and  pos- 
tal games;  ran  3  1-mi.  races  in  one  afternoon, 
winning  all  3 ;  won  mi.  run.  1926,  won  half  mi. 
and  runner-up  in  mi.,  municipal  games,  Balti- 
more ;  won  half  mi.,  Toronto  Internatl.  police 
meet.  1927,  2nd  place,  South  Atlantic  mi.;  2nd 
place,  Internatl.  police  half  mi.;  half  mi.  man 
on  winning  medley  relay  team,  Internatl.  police 
games ;  won  municipal  half  mi.,  Baltimore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Police  officer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted)  H.C.,  1919 ;  Army  of  Occupation,  Cob- 
lentz,  Germany ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
1922.  Affiliations:  V.F.W.  Police  Post;  Balti- 
more Police  A.A. ;  Baltimore  Police  Dept.  Hobby: 
Track;    ath.     Married:  Anna   Henninger,    Sept. 


15,  1926.     Office:  Police  Dept.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Home:  3312  Fleet  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 


SPITZER,  SHERMAN  CLARK,  baseball,  golf, 
tennis.  Born:  Elgin,  111.,  Feb.  2,  1871.  Son  of 
A.  P.  and  Helen  (Clark)  Spitzer.  Ed.:  Elgin 
H.  Sch.;  Univ.  Mich.,  B.L.,  1893;  LL.B.,  1894. 

Record:  1891-94,  mem.  Univ.  Mich  B.B.  team 
(s.s.,  1891-93,  2nd  base,  1894).  1898-1900,  won 
Kane 'Co.  (111.)  Asso.  tennis  champ.  1902-03-07, 
River  Forrest  G.C.  champ.  1904,  semi-finalist, 
West,  amateur  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  vice-pres.  and  gen. 
counsel,  Chicago  Title  and  Trust  Co.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  Chicago  Real  Estate  Bd. ;  A.  Bar  A. ; 
State  Bar  Asso. ;  Chicago  Bar  Asso.  Clubs: 
Oak  Park  C.C. ;  Univ.  (Chicago);  Oak  Park. 
Hobby:  Tennis,  golf  and  automobiling.  Married: 
Nellie  Tefft.  Children:  Sherman,  age  25 ;  Alan 
L.,  age  23;  Helen  E.,  age  21.  Office:  69  W. 
Washington  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  546  N. 
East  Ave.,  Oak  Park,  111. 


SPLETE,  HOWARD  HENRY,  director,  Bra- 
naugh  Boys'  Club.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Feb. 
3,  1890.  Son  of  William  F.  and  Mra.  (Rice) 
Splete.  Ed-:  West  Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Cleveland, 
Ohio);  Springfield  Coll.;  B.S.,  Syracuse  Univ., 
1924. 

Record:  1916-18,  mem.  West  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1919-21, 
mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1922,  soccer  coach  Syracuse  Univ. 
1923,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  ath.  dir.  Syracuse  Boys'  Club.  1924-25, 
Bskt.B.  coach  Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Bskt.B.  coach  Syra- 
cuse Boys'  Club  (Cen.  N.  Y.  champs.).  1926-27, 
Bskt.B.  coach  West  Carthage  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt,  Branaugh  Memorial 
Boys'  Club.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.,  U.S.M.C,  1918; 
mem.  126th  Co.,  9th  Regt,  U.S.M.C;  served  in 
Cuba  and  U.  S.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma; 
Carthage  Chamber  of  Commerce;  Carthage 
Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Minnie 
Peterjohn,  Feb.  15,  1925.  Office:  State  St., 
Carthage,  N.  Y.  Home:  27  Bridge  St.,  Carthage, 
N.  Y. 

SPOCK,  BENJAMIN  McLANE,  mem.  Olympic 
championship  crew,  1924.  Bom:  New  Haven, 
Conn.,  May  2,  1903.  Son  of  Benjamin  Ives  and 
Mildred  Louise  (Stoughton)  Spock.  Ed.:  Ham- 
den  Hall;  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  A.B.,  Yale, 
1925. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Yale  freshman  track 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  junior  varsity  crew 
(won  Goetchius  Cup  for  singles  sculling).  1923- 
25,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  (crew  won  Olympic 
trials  at  Phila. ;  won  Olympic  champ,  at  Paris, 
1924;  crew  undefeated  both  yrs.). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Medical  student.  Affilia- 
tions: Yale  Grad.  Rowing  Com.  Married:  Jane 
Davenport  Cheney.  Address:  19  W.  8th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

SPOFFORD,  ROBERT  WILTSIE,  capt.  U.S. 
N.A.  baseball,  1905.  Born:  Portland,  Ore.,  Mar. 
10,  1884.  Son  of  Henry  W.  and  Edith  Spofford. 
Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch. ;  U.S.N.A. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  West.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1903-05,  mem.  U.S.N.A. 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1905).  Received  Naval  Ath. 
Asso.  presentation  sword,  1906. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Public  service.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: During  war  Exec.  Officer,  Experimental 
Station,  New  London,  development  of  submarine 
defection  devices.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Masons; 
Shriners;  Army  and  Navy  Club.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Winifred  Knowlton,  1912.  Children: 
Robert  K.,  age  15 ;  Homer,  age  14.  Office:  Rm. 
1206,  79  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
1307  Fairmont  Ave.,  Fairmont,  W.  Va. 

SPOONER.  ALEXANDER  DWIGHT,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Klemme,  la.,  Aug.  10,  1902.  Son  of 
Alexander  L.  and  Mae  (Shafer)  Spooner.  Ed.: 
Lu  Verne  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.A.,  1925, 
M.D.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  Bskt.B. 
team   (Big  Ten  Conf.  champs.,  1922-23). 

Pres  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  Omega 
Alpha.  Office:  216  Langdon,  Madison,  Wis.  Home: 
Lu  Berne,  la. 

SPRINGER,  ERNEST  J.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Nov.  23,  1886.  Son  of 
Frank  J.  and  Mary  (Ransch)  Springer.  Ed.: 
East.  Div.  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  190305,  mem.  East.  Div.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1906-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
F.B.  team.  1906-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.,  the  Heine 
Chimney  Co.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mech. 
Engrs.;  Amer.  Concrete  Inst.;  Suburban  G.C. ; 
Town  and  C.C;  Machinery.  Married:  Mary 
Donavin,  Sept.  13,  1913.  Child:  Faith,  age  2. 
Office:  30  Church  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
1318  North  Ave.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

SPRINGER,  PAUL  BLISS,  track,  football, 
baseball.  Bom:  Bladen,  Nebr.,  Mar.  2,  1889.  Son 
of  Norman  and  Martha  (Simmons)  Springer. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Grand  Island  Coll.;  Univ.  of  111.; 
Univ.  of  Chicago. 

Record:  Mem.  Grand  Island  Coll.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  6  yrs.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  4 
yrs.  (All-Conf.  back  3  yrs;  Conf.  hurdles 
champ.;    capt.    F.B.    team,    1911;    track    team, 


1913,  and  B.B.  team,  1914).  1916-28,  coach,  H. 
Sch.  major  outdoor  aths. ;  1925,  track  team  won 
State  champ,  of  Nebr. ;  coach  2  yrs.  Holstein, 
Iowa,  and  1  yr.  Holton,  Kans..  Coach,  dir.  of 
aths.  Benton  H.  Sch.    (St.  Joseph,  Mo.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  dir.  of  aths. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  for  O.T.C.,  Snelling.  Af- 
filiations: City  and  State  Officials'  Asso. ;  St. 
Joseph  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Elks ;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  bowling.  Married:  Minnie  Heyde, 
Mar.  28,  1916.  Children:  Elaine  Emily,  age  10 ; 
Paul  Norman,  age  5 ;  Dorothy  Gene,  age  4. 
Office:  Benton  H.  Sch.,  St.  Joseph,  Mo.  Home: 
3807  Terrace  Ave.,  St.  Joseph,  Mo. 

SPRINGSTON,  GEORGE,  BAILLIE,  football 
and  basketball.  Born:  Peoria,  111.,  Nov.  11, 
1898.  Son  of  Henry  Clarence  and  Margaret 
(Roth)  Springston.  Ed.:  Peoria  Manual  H.  Sch., 
1917;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  111.,  1920;  LL.B.,  George 
Washington  Univ.,  1923. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Peoria  Manual  H.  Sch. 
BB.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Peoria  Manual  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917,  mem.  Univ. 
of  111.  freshman  varsity  F.B.  team.  1920-21, 
mem.  George  Washington  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1921).  1920-22,  mem.  George  Washing- 
ton Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-28,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  Amer.  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Kappa  Kappa  Kappa ;  Pyramid  Soc. ; 
"G.  W."  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Eliza- 
beth Earnest,  Nov.  12,  1924.  Child:  George 
Bailie,  Jr.  (infant).  Office:  600  F  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3718  Huntington  St.  N.  W.f 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

SPROTT,  WALTER  KEITH,  football.  Born: 
Eureka,  Kans.,  Feb.  17,  1882.  Son  of  Walter 
Edward  and  M.  C.  (Huggins)  Sprott.  Ed.: 
Stanford. 

Record):  1902-05,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1905). 

Pres.  Occupation:  South,  mgr.  West.  Sulphur 
Co.  Affiliations:  Kappa'  Alpha;  Quadrangle 
Club ;'  Lions  Club ;  Union  League  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Ina  Mae  Baldwin,  July  2,  1910. 
Children:  Edward  Keith,  age  16;  Walter  Hug- 
gins,  age  13.  Address:  3520  W.  58th  Place,  Los 
Angeles,  Calif. 

SPROULL,  HENRY  FRANKLIN,  mem.  Stan- 
ford football  team,  1921.  Bom:  Wayland,  la., 
May  17,  1899.  Son  of  Ira  M.  and  Eda  R. 
Sproull.  Ed.:  Pasadena  H.  Sch. ;  Santa  Ana 
H.  Sch.,  1917;  Stanford  Univ.,  A.B.,  1923;  Ch.E., 
1924. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  var- 
sity swimming  team.  1915-17,  mem.  Santa  Ana 
H.  Sch.  vars.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1919, 
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teams.  1920-22,  niem.  Stanford  vars.  F.B.  squad 
(made  letter,  1921).  1923,  asst.  fresh.  F.B. 
coach ;  1923,  refereed  F.B.  games,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineering  nad  executive 
work.  Nav.  Service:  Enlisted  N.R.F.,  1917 ; 
comm'd  gun  capt.  in  charge  of  gun  crew.  Affil- 
iations: Beta  Theta  Pi;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma;  Pi 
Alpha  Phi ;  Natl.  Electric  Light  Asso. ;  Stan- 
ford Alumni  Asso. ;  Stanford  Club  of  N.  Y., 
N.  J.  and  Conn. ;  operating  asst.  to  V.P.  in 
charge  of  operation,  Pub.  Service  Production 
Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.  Hobby:  Bridge,  tennis. 
Office:  80  Park  Place,  Newark,  N.  J.  Home: 
125  Main  St.,  Orange,  N.  J. 

SPROULL,  RALPH  D.,  basketball  and  base- 
ball. Born:  New  Alexandria,  Pa.,  Oct.  27,  1893. 
Son  of  John  C.  and  Emma  (Steele)  Sproull. 
Ed.:    Univ.    of   Kan.,    A.B.,    1915;    LL.B.,    1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kan.  track  team. 
1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Kan.  Bskt.B.  team  (Mo. 
Valley  champs. ;  led  Mo.  Valley  in  points 
scored ;  All-Conf .  forward ;  capt.,  '14 ;  chosen 
All-Amer.  and  All-West.,  '14-15).  1914-15,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Kan.  B.B.  team  (Mo.  Valley  champs). 
1915-28,  mem.  Mo.  Valley  Bd.,  Cen.  Bd.  and  S. 
West.  Bd.,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  Officials. 
1919-20,  Ath.  Officer  U.S.A.,  1st  Div.  1920, 
Ath.  Officer  U.S.A.,  Cen.  Dept.  (Army  box. 
and  wrestl.  champs. ;  runners-up,  track  and 
field  champ.;  swim  and  tug-o-war  champs.). 
1921,  indiv.  point  winner,  8th  Corps  Area  Army 
swim,  champs.  1921-22,  coach  and  mem.  U.S.A., 
12th  F.A.,  B.B.  teams  (2nd.  Div.  champs). 
1922-23,  coach  and  mem.  12th  F.A.  Bskt.B. 
team  (2nd.  Div.  champs.,  '23).  1923-24,  mem. 
Hawaiian  Dept.  U.S.A.,  F.B.  team  (asst.  coach 
and  All-Hawaiian  q.b.,  '23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.S.A.  officer.  Mil.  Service: 
Otncer,  1st  F.A. ;  Instr.,  Gunnery.  Sch.  of  Fire 
for  F.A.,  Fort  Sill.  Okla.  Affiliations:  Mem.  S. 
West.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Masons;  Phi  Kappa 
Psi;  Delta  Theta  Phi;  Sachem  (Kans.  Univ.). 
Married:  Merle  Clark.  Office:  C/o  Adj.  Gen., 
U.S.A.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  721  Ohio  St.,  Law- 
rence, Kan. 

SQUAIR,  ALEXANDER  M.,  tennis.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  9,  1892.  Son  of  Alexander  and 
Sarah  Agnes  (Thompson)  Squair.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Univ.  of  Chicago.  1914. 

Record :  1910-14,  won  following  tennis  champs. : 
West.  Intersch. ;  Cook  Co.  Intersch. ;  Wis. 
State;  111.  State  (singles  and  doubles)  ;  Chicago 
City  (doubles)  ;  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  (singles  and 
doubles)  ;  All-West.  1911-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chi- 
cago gym.  team  (Conf.  champs.,  1914;  won 
individual  Conf.  champ,  in  Indian  club  swing- 
ing, 1914).  1914,  ranked  in  2nd  ten  in  Natl, 
tennis  ranking. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mail  order  business.  Naval 
Service:  Ensign,  U.S.N.R.  Affiliations:  Supt., 
Sears  Roebuck  &  Co.  (Kans.  City,  Mo.)  ;  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon ;  Rockhill  Tennis  Club ;  Auto- 
mobile Club  (Kans.  City,  Mo.)  ;  Kansas  City 
Athletic  Club.  Hobby:  Walking  trips.  Office. 
C/o  Sears  Roebuck  &  Co.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 
Home:  3537  Tracy  St.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

STACKPOLE,  EDWARD  JAMES,  JR.,  capt. 
Yale  basketball  team,  1915.  Born:  Harrisburg. 
Pa.,  June  21,  1894.  Son  of  Edward  J.  and 
Maria  Kate  (Hummel)  Stackpole.  Ed.:  Har- 
risburg Acad. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1915. 

Record:  1911-12,  capt.  Yale  freshman  Bskt.B. 
team.  1912-15,  mem.  Yale  varsity  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1914-15;  team  won  I.C.  champ.,  1915). 
1914-15,  manager,  Yale  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Publisher ;  vice-pres.  and 
treas.,  Harrisburg  Telegraph  &  Telegraph  Press. 
War  Record:  Capt.,  110th  Inf.,  28th  Div.,  A.E. 
F.,  1918 ;  awarded  Distinguished  Service  Cross. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Univ.  Club  (Harrisburg). 
Hobby:  Cavalry,  Col.,  104th  Cavalry.  P.N.G. 
Married:  Frances  Bailey,  Aug.  17,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  Frances,  age  5.  Office:  216  Locust 
St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa.  Home:  2601  N.  2nd  St., 
Harrisburg,  Pa. 

STAGG,  AMOS  ALONZO,  football  coach  at 
University  of  Chicago.  Born:  West  Orange, 
New  Jersey,  August  16,  1862.  Son  of  Amos 
Lindsley  and  Eunice  (Pierson)  Stagg.  Educa- 
tion: West  Orange  (New  Jersey)  District 
School ;  Orange  High  School,  1883  ;  Phillips  Exe- 
ter Academy;  A.B.,  Yale,  1888;  Yale  Graduate- 
School,  1888-89;  Yale  Divinity  School,  1889-90; 
Honorary  degrees :  M.P.E.,  International  Y.  M. 
C.  A.  College  (Springfield,  Massachusetts), 
1912;  A.M.,  Oberlin  College,  1923. 

Record:  1880-83,  member  of  Orange  High 
School  baseball  team  (pitcher).  1883-84,  mem- 
ber of  Phillips-Exeter  Academy  baseball  team 
(pitcher).  1884-85,  member  of  Yale  varsity 
football  team.  1884-90,  member  of  Yale  var- 
sity baseball  team  (pitcher;  won  championship, 
1886-90 ;  captain,  1888 ;  record  of  20  strike-outs 
in  one  game  against  Princeton,  1888).  1888-90, 
member  of  Yale  varsity  football  team  (won 
championship,  1888 ;  selected  on  Walter  Camp's 
All-American  team,  1889).  1890-92,  organized 
and  coached  football  and  baseball  teams  at  the 
International  Y.M.C.A.  College  (Springfield, 
Mass.).  1892-1900,  associate  professor  and  di- 
rector of  Department  of  Physical  Culture  and 
Athletics,  University  of  Chicago.  1896-1911,  rep- 
resented University  of  Chicago  at  Intercolle- 
giate Conference  of  Faculty  Representatives. 
1900-28,  professor  and  head  director  of  Depart- 
ment of  Physical  Culture  and  Athletics,  Univer- 
sity of  Chicago.  1904-28,  member  of  football 
Rules  Committee    (now  only  surviving  member 


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of  the  original  committee).  Member  of  the 
American  Olympic  Games  Committee :  Athens, 
1906;  London,  1908;  Stockholm,  1912;  Antwerp, 
1920;  Paris,  1924.  1914,  University  Athletic 
Field  (University  of  Chicago),  changed  from 
Marshall  Field  to  Stagg  Field  by  the  Board  of 
Trustees.  1921-28,  chairman  of  Committee  of 
the  National  Collegiate  Athletic  Association 
Track  and  Field  Meet,  which  conducts  the  an- 
nual championships.  1924,  coached  the  400  and 
800  meter  runs  and  1600  meter  relay  of  the 
American  Olympic  Team.  Author  of  "Treatise 
on  Football,"  1893  (Stagg  and  Williams)  and 
"Touchdown,"  1927   (Stagg  and  Stout). 

Present  Occupation:  Professor  and  director 
of  Department  of  Physical  Culture  and  Ath- 
letics. Affiliations:  President  elector  for  Pro- 
gressive Party,  1912.  President  of  Western 
Branch  of  English  Folk  Dance  Society,  1916-18. 
President  of  Olympia  Fields  Country  Club, 
1916-19.  Member  of  board  of  governors  Olympia 
Fields  Country  Club,  1916-25.  President  of 
Western  Alumni  Phillips-Exeter1  Academy,  1924. 
Psi  Upsilon ;  Skull  and  Bones.  Clubs:  Quad- 
rangle ;  University ;  Olympia  Fields  Country. 
Married:  Stella  Robertson,  September  10,  1894. 
Children:  Amos  Alonzo,  Jr.,  age  28;  Ruth  Stagg 
Lauren,  age  24;  Paul,  age  19.  Office:  Univer- 
sity of  Chicago,  Chicago,  Illinois.  Home:  5539 
Kenwood  Avenue,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

STALLINGS,  UDELL  HARRISON,  football. 
Born:  Alhambra,  111.,  May  27,  1899.  Son  of  Wm. 
Henry  and  Alice  (Warderman)  Stallings.  Ed.: 
Oberlin  Coll.,  A.B.  and  B.P.E.,  1922. 

Record:  191618,  mem.  Lansing  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (State  champs.,  1917).  1918-22,  mem. 
Oberlin  Coll.  F.B.  team  (Ohio  Conf.  champs., 
1919 ;  selected  on  All-Ohio  team,  1919,  20  and  21 ; 
capt,  1921).  1920-23,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll.  B.B. 
team  (catcher).  1921-23,  mem.  Oberlin  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1922,  coach  varsity  F.B.,  Oberlin 
Coll.  (Ohio  Conf.  champs.).  1924,  coach  varsity 
F.B.,  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech.  1926-29,  coach  var- 
sity B.B.,  Stevens  Inst,  of  Tech. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  P.B.,  Stercus  Tech. 
Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  Rockford,  111.  Married: 
Marian  Beck,  July  31,  1926.  Office:  Stevens  In- 
stitute, Hoboken,  N.  J.  Home:  196  Clinton  Ave., 
Brooklyn,  N.  T. 

STAMP,  WADE  M.,  rowing  and  soccer.  Born: 
East  Fairfield,  Ohio.  May  30,  1898.  Son  of 
Edwin  S.  and  Blanche  (Moore)  Stamp.  Ed.: 
A.B.,   Stanford,  1921;   Harvard. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  crew. 
1918-19.  mem.  Stanford  varsity  soccer  team. 
1920,  ath.  dir.  Stanford  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bank  of  Italy.  Mil.  Service: 
2nd  Lt,  Fortress  Monroe,  Va.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Pac.  Coast  Club;  Los  Serranos  C.C. 


Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Bank  of  Italy,  Wil- 
mington, Calif.  Home:  2805  E.  Third  St.,  Long 
Beach,  Calif. 

STAMPS,  JAMES  ALLEN,  capt.  of  S.  C.  Coll. 
football  team.  Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Oct.  3,  1905. 
Son  of  J.  B.  and  Jennie  Mae  (Murphy)  Stamps. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Presbyterian  Coll.  of  S.  C,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  capt.  S.  C.  H.  Sch.  champs. 
1924,  mem.  Presbyterian  Coll.  of  S.  C.  freshman 
Bskt.B.,  track,  B.B.  teams  (All-State  freshman 
q.b. ;  2nd  All-State  freshman  Bskt.B.  team). 
1925-28,  mem.  Pres.  Coll.  of  S.  C.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (holder  of  S.  C.  record  drop  kick,  47  yds., 
est.  1925 ;  All-S.  C.  back,  selected  as  most  valu- 
able player  in  S.  C,  1925;  capt.,  1927).  1926-28, 
mem.  Pres.  Coll.  of  S.  C.  Bskt.B.,  track  and  B.B. 
teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Tau.  Address:  697  Cumberland  Circle,  Atlanta, 
Ga. 

STANDEN,  DR.  J.  ARTHUR,  track,  cross 
country  and  hockey.   Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  14, 

1881.  Son  of  Frank  and  Elizabeth  (Hill)  Stan- 
den.  Ed.:  Cen.  Manual  Training  Sch.;  D.D.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1902. 

Record:  1899-1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  cross 
country  team.  1899-1903,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  team.  1900-01,  mem.  and  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
hockey  team.  1901-03,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  four 
mile  relay  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Affiliations:  Auto 
Club  of  Phila.;  Little  Egg  Harbor  Yacht  Club, 
Beach  Haven,  N.  J. ;  Psi  Omega  ;  Mason ;  Penn 
A.C.  Married:  Katherine  Grove,  Oct.  17,  1905. 
Children:  Katherine,  age  19;  Jack,  age  14;  Rob- 
ert, age  9.  Office:  1629  Spruce  St.,  Phila..  Pa. 
Home:  310  Midland  Ave.,  St.  Davids,  Pa. 

STANDISH,  JAMES  DARROW,  JR.,  golf. 
Bom:  Detroit,  Mich.,  May  30,  1891.  Son  of 
James  D.  and  Jennie  C.  (Hart)  Standish.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Williams   Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1907-08,  won  Austria  golf  champ. 
1909,  won  North  and  South  golf  champ.  1909- 
12-15-24,  won  Mich.  State  golf  champ.  1912, 
pres.  I.C.  Golf  Sch.  1920-27,  mem.  U.S.G.A. 
Exec.  Com. ;  mem.  Officer  Mich.  State  Golf 
League.  1923-25,  vice-pres.  West.  Golf  Asso. 
1926,   won  North.   France  golf  champ. 

Pies.  Occupation:  Nicol-Ford  &  Co.  Clubs: 
Lochmoor;  Detroit  CO;  Pine  Valley  G.C. ; 
Ekwanok  C.C.  Married:  Isabelle  Stroh,  Jan. 
20,  1917.  Office:  308  Ford  Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Home:  3065  Iroquois  Ave.,   Detroit,   Mich. 

STANFORD,  HARRY  R.,  football,  baseball 
and    bowling.      Born:    Boston,    Mass.,    Nov.    11, 

1882.  Son  of  Samuel  and  Willie  (Rider)   Stan- 


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ford.      Ed:    Maryland    Agr.    Coll.    Prep.    Sch. ; 
Univ.  of  Md. 

Record:  1892-94,  mem.  Prep.  Sen.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1894,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  2nd  B.B. 
team.  1895-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  F.B.  team. 
1907,  mem.  Goodfellow  bowling  team  (Dist. 
League).  1909,  mem.  Royal  bowling  team  (Dist. 
League).  1910-14,  mem.  New  Royal  bowling 
Dist.  champ,  team.  1911-13,  led  Dist.  and  Ar- 
cade Leagues  high  individual.  1911-14,  mem. 
Stansbury  bowling  champ,  team  (Masonic 
League).  1911-14,  won  W.C.D.A.  bowling  sin- 
gles tournament.  1911-15,  mem.  Palace  champ, 
bowling  team  (Natl.  Capital  League)  ;  mem. 
Ingleside  champ,  team  (Arcade  League).  1926, 
capt.  Stanford  Paper  Co.  Dist.  League  champ, 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Stanford  Paper  Co. 
Affiliations:  Dist.  League;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Bowling  and  billiards.  Married:  Evelyn  Orri- 
son,  June  26,  1903.  Child:  Jane,  age  14.  Office: 
1215  C  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3916 
Huntington  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

STANGEL,  CHARLES  GEORGE,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Tisch  Mills,  Manitowoc  Co.,  Wis., 
July  22,  1871.  Son  of  John  and  Dorothy  (Pel- 
nar)  Stangel.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Valparaiso  (Ind.)  ; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1899. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  and 
F.B.  teams  (won  discus-throw  and  was  runner- 
up  in  hammer  throw  West.  I.C.A.A.A.  meet)  ; 
mem.  Chicago  A.A.  1899,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
track  team  (runner-up  in  hammer-throw  West. 
I.C.A.A.A.  meet).  1900-01,  F.B.  and  track  coach 
Madison  H.  Sch.  1902-11,  coach  Sturgeon  Bay 
(Wis.)   H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Principal  of  H.  Sch.  Af- 
filiations: Pres.  J.  J.  Stangel  Hardware  Co. ; 
K.C. ;  Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Anna  B.  Schleis,  1901.  Children:  Milton,  age 
24;  Margery,  age  22;  Dorothy,  age  19;  Marie, 
age  12.  Office:  South  8th  St.,  Manitowoc,  Wis. 
Home:  620  North  9th  St.,  Manitowoc,  Wis. 

STANKOWSKI,  ANTON  JAMES,  freshman 
coach  University  of  Missouri,  1926-28.  Born: 
St.  Joseph,  Mo.,  Feb.  11,  1895.  Son  of  John 
and  Josephine  (Uschler)  Stankowski.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.  (St.  Joseph,  Mo.),  1914;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Mo.,  1920. 

Record:  1915-16,  '19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mo.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (capt.,  1919).  1916,  picked  All- 
Mo.  Valley  Conf.  player.  1921-26,  coach  Cen. 
H.  Sch.     1926-28,  freshman  coach  Univ.  of  Mo. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed May,  1917;  comn'd  2nd  lieut.  101st  Div. ; 
discharged  Sept.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Lions'  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Mo.,  Columbia,  Mo.  Home:  Elks'  Club.  Co- 
lumbia, Mo. 


STANLEY,  CLARENCE  PROCTOR,  capt. 
Tufts  Coll.  basketball  team,  1926-28.  Born: 
Northeast  Harbor,  Me.,  July  6,  1904.  Son  of 
Clarence  G.  and  Rebecca  (Smallridge)  Stanley. 
Ed.:  Northeast  Harbor  H.  Sch. ;  Riverside  Mil. 
Acad.;  Tufts  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Northeast  Harbor  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1923). 
1923-24,  mem.  Riverside  Mil.  Acad.  Bskt.B.,  B.B. 
and  golf  teams.  1924-25,  mem.  Tufts  Coll.  fresh- 
man Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-28, 
mem.  Tufts  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1926-28).  1926-28,  mem. 
Tufts  Ath.  Council.  1927-28,  vice-pres.  Tufts 
A.A.    192S,  Tufts  varsity  golf  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Zeta 
Psi;  Zeta  Psi  Club  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.)  ;  Northeast 
Harbor  G.C.  Address:  Tufts  Coll.,  Medford, 
Mass. 


STANTON,  WILLIAM  LAYTON,  football, 
track.  Bom:  Cedarville,  N.  J.,  May  20,  1874. 
Son  of  Jno.  Layton  and  Mary  Glenn  (Simpson) 
Stanton.  Ed.:  Drexel  Inst.  (Phila.,  Pa.);  B.A., 
Pennington  Sem.,  N.  J. ;  Dickinson  Coll.,  1903 ; 
post-grad.,  Columbia  Univ. 

Record :  1899-1902,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  track 
team  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1902;  records  made:  14 
mile  in  52  sees,  and  %  mile  in  2  :08,  1899 ;  high 
jump,  5  ft.  7%  in.).  1905-06.  coach  Morristown 
Sch.  (N.  J.).  1906-07,  coach  Hamilton  Inst. 
(N.  Y.).  1908-15,  coach  Pomona  Coll.  (Calif.). 
1916-19-21,  coach  Occidental  Coll.  1921-27,  coach 
Calif.  Inst,  of  Tech.  (had  T  freshman  pole 
vaulter  on  Olympic  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  rancher ;  phys. 
dir.,  Calif.  Inst,  of  Tech.  War  Record:  Served 
in  S.A.W.,  July  1898-Feb.  1899;  Corpl.,  Co.  1, 
3rd  N.  J.  Vol.  Inf.,  91st  Div.,  World  War,  May, 
1917-Mar.,  1919;  1st  Lt,  Co.  F,  316th  Supply 
Train  ;  Comnd.  of  Co.  in  A.E.F. ;  recommended 
for  Capt.  Affiliations:  Los  Angeles  A.C. ;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi.  Hobby:  Ranching.  Married:  Mary 
A.  Capwell,  1904.  Child:  Layton,  age  21.  Office: 
Calif.  Inst,  of  Tech.,  Pasadena,  Calif.  Home: 
Sierra  Madre,  Calif. 


STANVVOOD,  C.  CARSON,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Needham,  Mass..  Nov.  21.  1897. 
Son  of  Charles  E.  and  Jane  (Dring)  Stanwood. 
Ed.:  Needham  H.  Sch. ;  Hebron  Acad. ;  B.S., 
Purdue  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1912-16.  mem.  Needham  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1916,  mem.  Hebron  Acad.  F.B. 
team  (N.  E.  Prep.  Sch.  champs.).  1917-21,  mem. 
Purdue  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1928,  coach 
Newton  H.  Sch.   (Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Accountant,  Charles  E. 
Stanwood  &  Sons.  Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  Fort 
Sheridan,  111.,  1918;   Regular  Army,  1917.    Affil- 


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iations:  Mason;  Kappa  Sigma;  Purdue  A. A.; 
Wellesley  C.C. ;  Univ.  Club  (Boston,  Mass.); 
Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Mildred  H.  McCormack,  July  7,  192'3. 
Children:  C.  Carson,  Jr.,  age  3;  Cynthia,  age  2; 
Richard  A.,  infant.  Office:  150  Congress  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  62  Warren  St.,  Needham, 
Mass. 


1925-27,    official,    South,    prep.    sens,    for    F.B. ; 
officiated,    freshman    South.    Conf.    F.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Atlanta  Coca- 
Cola  Co.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Theta  Mu 
Epsilon ;  Pi  Delta  Epsilon ;  Phi  Kappa  Phi. 
Hobby:  Tennis  and  swimming.  Office:  C/o  Coca- 
Cola  Co.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  959  Myrtle  St., 
N.B.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


STARK,  JOHN,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minnesota  B. 
B.  team,  1927.  Born:  Chisholm,  Minn.,  Aug.  20, 
1905.  Son  of  Anthony  and  Mary  (Pupil)  Stark. 
Ed.:  Crosby  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  Capt.  Crosby  H.  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
B.B.  team  (capt..  1927).  1927-28,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  A.I.E.E. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Office:  1623  Univ.  Ave.  S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  Crosby,  Minn. 

STASSEN,  HAROLD  EDWARD,  mem.  Dewar 
International  rifle  team,  1925.  BornJ  West  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  Apr.  13,  1907.  Son  of  William  A. 
and  Elsie  (Mueller)  Stassen.  Ed.:  Humboldt 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 
Law  Sch. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  rifle 
team  (capt.,  1927;  team  won  Hearst  Natl, 
champ.,  1924-25-26 ;  team  won  "Big  Ten"  champ.. 
1927;  individual  high  scorer  in  Corps  Area, 
1925;  individual  high  scorer  in  Hearst  Natl, 
match,  1926).  1925,  mem.  Dewar  Interna tl. 
champ,  rifle  team;  won  Natl.  Junior  and  Natl. 
inter-city  champs.,  record  score,  400x400.  1925- 
27,  mem.  Minn,  civilian  rifle  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
7th  C.A.  R.O.T.C.  rifle  team  (capt.  and  coach, 
1927;  service  champs.,  1927;  individual  champ., 
1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Scab- 
bard and  Blade  (pres.);  Gamma  Eta  Gamma; 
Phi  Delta  Gamma;  Delta  Sigma  Rho  (pres.); 
Shakopeans;  N.R.A. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn.  Rifle  Club  (exec,  offi- 
cer). Hobby:  Hunting.  Office:  410  11th  Ave., 
S.E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  1777  South 
Robert   St.,   St.   Paul,   Minn. 

STATON,  JOHN  CURTIS,  picked  All-South- 
ern football  end.  1920-23.  Bom:  Atlanta,  Ga., 
June  9,  1903.  Son  of  John  Curtis  and  Vivian 
(Hammond)  Staton.  Ed.:  Boys'  H.  Sch.  (At- 
lanta, Ga.)  ;  B.S.  and  E.E.,  Ga.  Tech.,  1924. 

Record:  Mem.  Boys'  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  track  and  swimming  teams.  1920-23,  mem. 
Ga.  Tech.  F.B.  team ;  chosen  All-South.  F.B. 
e.  1921-23,  honorable  mention  for  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team  by  Walter  Camp  and  Billy  Evans. 
1923,  picked  on  composit  2nd  All-Amer.  team. 
1922-23,    mem.    Ga.    Tech.    varsity    track    team. 


STAUFFER,      NATHAN      PENN1PACKER, 

capt.  baseball  team,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Born:  Ches- 
ter Co.,  Pa.,  June  1,  1875.  Son  of  G.  W.  and 
Emma  (Pennypacker)  Stauffer.  Ed.:  Phoenix- 
ville  H.  Sch.;  Ursinius  Coll.;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of 
Pa.,  1896;  M.D.,  Jefferson  Medical  Coll.,  1901. 

Record:  1891-92,  mem.  Ursinius  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1895,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1896, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
B.B.).  1896-99,  head  coach,  F.B.,  Dickinson 
Coll.  1900,  mem.  Jefferson  Med.  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1901-02,  head  coach,  Pa.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.  1901- 
08,  refereed  I.C.  F.B.  games.  1903-08,  head 
coach,  F.B.,  Germantown  Acad.  1903,  head 
coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  baseball.  1908-12,  head 
coach,  F.B.,  Univ.  of  Miss.  1909-10-11,  exec, 
mem.  Natl.  Collegiate  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ear,  nose  and  throat  spe- 
cialist. Mil.  Service:  Mem.  Draft  Bd. ;  Volun- 
teer R.M.C.,  Phlia.  Affiliations:  Pa.  A.C. ;  Phi 
Kappa  Psi ;  Coll.  of  Physicians  of  Phila. ;  Medi- 
cal Club  of  Phila. ;  Overbrook  G.C.  Hobby:  Ten- 
nis. Married:  Anna  C.  Pennock,  Oct.  26,  1905 
(deceased)  ;  Margaret  C.  Latta,  Nov.  24,  1926. 
Children:  Anna  C,  age  14 ;  Nathan  P.,  Jr.,  age 
12.  Office:  1900  Rittenhouse  Square,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  Lansdowne,  Pa. 

STEEL,  CHARLES  LEIGHTON,  JR.,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Newton,  N.  J.,  Oct.  20,  1894. 
Son  of  Rev.  Charles  L.  and  Florence  (Riddel) 
Steel.  Ed.:  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.;  Bethlehem  Prep. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  Muhlenburg  Coll.,  1919;  P.G.,  Co- 
lumbia ;  N.  Y.  Univ. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  W.  Phila.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
(capt.  1912)  and  track  (capt.,  1913)  teams. 
1913,  won  Public  Ledger  trophy  for  best  all- 
around  athlete  in  Phila.  H.  Schs.  1914,  mem. 
Bethlehem  Prep.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams ; 
440-yd.  dash  Middle  Atl.  States  Intersch.  champ. 
Capt.  Germantown  Boys'  Club  track  team  (Phil- 
adelphia). 1915-16,  mem.  Muhlenburg  Coll. 
F.B.,  track  and  Relay  teams.  1919,  coach  Muh- 
lenberg Coll.  track  team.  1920,  coach  Belleville 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1920-22,  coach  Belleville 
(N.  J.)  H.  Sch.  track  and  relay  teams  (N.  J. 
State  indoor  relay  team  champs.,  1922).  1920- 
28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1923-24-27, 
coach  Belleville  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Give-Prin.,  Belleville  H. 
Sch.  War  Record:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  April,  1917 ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Pharmacists  mate   (15  mos.)  ;  de- 


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tached  duty  U.S.M.C.  and  1st  Div.,  U.S.A. 
(France)  ;  discharged  Jan.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Belleville  Post  A.L.  (comdr., 
1925-26)  ;  Belleville  Univ.  C.  (pres.,  1924-25)  ; 
Elks.  Married:  Gertrude  Schultz,  June  2, 
1917.  Children:  Charles  L.,  3rd,  age  7;  Eliza- 
beth Ann,  age  5.  Office:  Belleville  H.  Sch., 
Belleville,  N.  J.  Home:  51  Mertz  Ave.,  Belle- 
ville, N.  J. 

STEELE,  DONALD  M.,  rifle  shooting.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  June  6,  1899.  Son  of  Joseph  M.  and 
Mary  (Stuart)  Steele.  Ed.:  William  Penn 
Charter  Sch.,  1916 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  William  Penn  Charter 
Sch.  track  team.  1916-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
rifle  team  (capt,  1920;  I.C.  champ.,  1919,  1992x 
2000 ;  won  champ,  medal  awarded  by  U.  S.  Dept. 
of  Civilian  Rifle  Shooting,  1919).  1919,  Pres., 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Rifle  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Hess 
Mfg.  Co.;  William  Steele  &  Sons  Co.  (mem.  of 
firm)  ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Sigma  Tau;  Old 
York  rd.  C.C. ;  Dela.  River  Yacht  Club ;  Varsity 
Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.).  Hobby:  Yachting  and 
shooting.  Office:  124  N.  15th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:   Elkine  Park,  Phila.,  Pa. 

STEEN,  REGINALD  REED,  baseball.  Born: 
W.  Bloomfield,  N.  Y.,  June  4,  1903.  Son  of  Lewis 
and  Lillian  (Reed)  Steen.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
Wis.,  1925;  M.D.,  Harvard  Univ.  Med.  Sch., 
1927. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  team 
(runner-up,  Big  Ten  Conf.,  1924,  and  won  4th 
place,  1925).  1924-26,  mem.  E.  Bloomfield  sand- 
lot  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Pi ;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha ;  L.  I.  Psychiatric 
Soc. ;  "W"  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  auction 
bridge.  Married:  Patricia  Henderson  Cassie, 
June  15,  1927.  Office:  41  E.  70th  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  State  Hosp.,  Kings  Park,  L.  I., 
N.  Y. 


STEGEMAN,  HERMAN  JAMES,  football, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Holland,  Mich.,  Jan. 
21,  1891.  Son  of  John  and  Johanna  (Kamps) 
Stegeman.  Ed.:  Ph.B.,  Univ.  Chicago,  1915; 
M.A.,  Beloit  Coll.,  1916. 

Record,:  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (mem.  West  Conf.  1  mi. 
champ,  relay  team,  1915,  mem.  Natl.  A.A.U. 
champ.  1  mi.  relay  team,  San  Francisco).  1915- 
16,  coach,  Beloit  Coll.  1916-18,  coach,  Monmouth 
Coll.    1919-28,  coach  and  Dir.  of  Aths.,  Univ.  Ga. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Aths.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon;  Atlanta  A.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married  Dorothea  Washburne,  Aug.  26, 
1916.      Children:     John    and    Joanna,    age    9 ; 


Marion,  age  5.     Office:    Univ.  Ga.,  Athens,  Ga. 
Home:   1820  S.  Lumpkin  St.,  Athens,  Ga. 

STEIN,  RUSSELL  FREDERICK,  football. 
Born:  Warren,  Ohio,  Apr.  21,  1889.  Son  of  Fred 
D.  and  Nancy  Eaton  (Troxel)  Stein.  Ed.:  Kis- 
kiminetas  Springs  Sch.,  1917 ;  B.S.,  Washington 
and  Jefferson  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.  Niles  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Kiskiminetas  Springs  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1917  and  1919-21, 
mem.  Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt.  and  All-Amer.  team,  1921).  1919-21,  mem. 
Washington  and  Jefferson  Coll.  track  team. 
Mem.  Central  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  with  Goodyear 
Tire  and  Rubber  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Served  as 
2nd  Lt,  A.S.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  K.T., 
Consistory ;  Shrine ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega  ;  Kiwanis 
C. ;  Nittany  C.C.  Hobby:  Football  and  golf. 
Married:  Edith  Jane  Irwin,  Feb.  24,  1922.  Chil- 
dren: Nancy  Jane,  age  2;  Russell  Frederick, 
2nu  (infant).  Office:  3124  Bigelow  Blvd.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.  Home:  Bishop  St.,  Bellefonte,  Pa. 

STEINMEHL,  ROLLO  J.,  professional  golfer, 
Hill  Crest  Country  Club,  Birmingham,  Ala., 
1927-28.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  May  19,  1898. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Effie  (Couch)  Steinmehl. 
Ed.:  Philly  H.  Sch.,  1914;  Univ.  Ala. 

Record:  1913,  won  Birmingham  C.C.  Invita- 
tion golf  tournament.  1914,  runner-up  in  South. 
Amateur  golf  tournament  at  Montgomery,  Ala. 
1919-20,  golf  pro.  Woodward  C.C,  Woodward, 
Ala.  1921,  qualified  West.  Open  golf  tournament 
at  Memphis,  Tenn ;  qualified  Tex.  Open  golf 
tournament.  1921-23,  golf  pro.  Bluefield  C.C, 
Bluefield,  Va.  1927-28,  golf  pro.  Hill  Crest  C.C, 
Birmingham,  Ala. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
O.T.S.  at  Camp  Taylor,  Louisville,  Ky.  Affilia- 
tions: P.G.A. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Masons;  Hill 
Crest  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Hill  Crest  C.C, 
Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1326  13th  Ave.  S., 
Birmingham,  Ala. 


STEINMETZ,  CHRISTIAN,  JR.,  capt.  Univ. 
of  Wisconsin  basketball  team,  1905.  Born:  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.,  June  28,  1882.  Son  of  Christian 
and  Frances  (Hoya)  Steinmetz.  Ed.:  South  Div. 
H.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1905. 

Record:  1900-02,  mem.  South  Div.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  track,  1902;  won 
high  jump,  State  meet,  1902 ;  track  team  won 
State  champ.,  1902 ;  capt.  Bskt.B.,  1901-02 ;  Bskt. 
B.  team  won  State  H.  Sch.  champ.).  1903,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team.  1903-05,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1905;  team  won 
first  West.  Conf.  champ,  for  Wis. ;  mem.  All- 
West.  Conf.  team,  1905).   Coached  and  officiated 


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for  several  years.  190G-25,  selected  official  All- 
West.  Bskt.B.  team  for  Rules  Com.  Mem.  and 
examiner  Wis.  Federation  of  Ath.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Roehr  and  Stein- 
metz.  Affiliations:  K.P. ;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Wis.)  ;  Wis.  Federation  of  Ath.  Officials.  Hobby: 
Stamp  collecting,  handball  and  baseball.  Mar- 
ried: Bessie  Engel,  Nov.  12,  1908.  Children: 
Christian,  Jr.,  age  17 ;  Ruth,  age  16 ;  Alan,  age 
10';  Donald,  age  3.  Office:  425  E.  Water  St., 
Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  400  23rd  Ave.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 

STELLWAGEN,  SEIFORDE  MICHAEL,  ten- 
nis. Bom:  St.  Ignace,  Mich.,  Dec.  2,  1890.  Son 
of  Michael  Frederic  and  Lillie  (Pierson)  Stell- 
wagen.  Ed.:  Univ.  Minn.,  1915;  Harvard  Law 
Sch.,  post-grad. 

Record:  1911-12-16,  runner-up  Minneapolis 
City  singles  tennis  champ.  1912,  won  N.  West, 
singles  tennis  champ.  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  Minn, 
tennis  team  (won  West.  I.C.  doubles  tennis 
champ.,  1912;  capt.  tennis  team,  1913).  1912 
and  1914,  runner-up  Red  River  Valley  and  Minn. 
State  title  singles  tennis  champ.  1912-16,  won 
Minneapolis  City  and  Red  River  Valley  doubles 
tennis  champ.  1913-14,  won  Minneapolis  City 
singles  tennis  champ.  1913-15-16,  won  Red  River 
Valley  singles  tennis  champ.  1913  and  1916,  won 
N.  West,  doubles  tennis  tournament  (Sect, 
doubles).  1914,  runner-up  N.  West.  State  singles 
tennis  tournament ;  won  Minn.  State  doubles 
tennis  champ.  1915,  runner-up  Mo.  Valley  singles 
tennis  champ.  1915,  won  Open  Fall  Harvard 
singles  and  doubles  tennis  champ.  1919,  won 
Dist.  Columbia  singles  tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney ;  mem.  Palmer, 
Davis  &  Scott  (attys.).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
as  Pvt.,  Mar.,  1918;  attended  F.A.  Sch.,  Camp 
Dodge,  Iowa  and  Camp  Zachary  Taylor,  Ky. ; 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt, ;  sent  to  Camp  Jackson,  S.  C, 
Sch.  of  Fire,  Ft.  Sill,  Okla. ;  grad.  and  sent  to 
Camp  Funston,  Kans. ;  hon.  disch.,  Jan.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Congressional  C.C.  Married:  Elinor  Lynch,  Aug. 
20,  1918.  Child:  Barbara,  age  2.  Office:  815  15th 
St.  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  3619  Ever- 
ett St.  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

STEPHENS,  HENRY  ROBERT,  professional 
golfer.  Bom:  Teobel  Somerset,  Eng.,  Oct.  28, 
1891.  Son  of  John  and  Alice  (Beare)  Steph- 
ens.    Ed.:   Tilferscot,    1905;   Westenberg,    1908. 

Record:  1913-21,  attached  to  Neuthiago  C.C, 
British  East  Africa.  1922-28,  pro.,  Druid  Hills 
G.C.  (played  in  South.  P.G.A.  tournaments, 
Atlanta,  Gfi.).  Served  apprenticeship  under 
W.  Jefferies  in  London,  Eng. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  East  Africa  Mounted  Rifles,  Aug.  6, 
1914 ;  served  in  German  East  Africa,  four  yrs. 


active  service ;  comnd.  capt. ;  discharged,  Oct., 
191S.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Shriner;  Druid 
Hills  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  making  golf  clubs. 
Married:  Joy  Leaf  Sexton,  Jan.  29,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Leslie,  age  11 ;  Roberta,  age  3.  Office: 
Druid  Hills  G.C,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  1049 
Maryland  Ave.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

STEPHENS,  PATRICK  D.,  football,  basket- 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Aug. 
6,  1903.  Son  of  T.  P.  and  Mary  (Smith)  Steph- 
ens. Ed.:  Boys'  H.  Sch.  (Atlanta,  Ga.),  1923; 
Oglethorpe  Univ. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Boys'  H.  Sch.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B., 
1923 ;  Bskt.B.  team  won  Ga.  State  champ., 
1923;  capt.  track,  1921-22).  1922-23,  mem. 
Boys'  H.  Sch.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1923,  capt. 
Oglethorpe  Univ.  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1925- 
28,  capt.,  Atlanta  A.C  Bskt.B.  team  (team  un- 
defeated,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  A.  G.  Spaulding 
&  Bros.  Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa  Phi ;  Atlanta  A. 
C;  East  Lake  C.C.  (Atlanta,  Ga.).  Hobby: 
Basketball.  Office:  A.  G.  Spaulding  &  Bros., 
14  N.  Broad  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  1345 
Gordon  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

STEPHENS,  ROBERT  M.,  football  and  track. 
Born:  Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  Jan.  29,  1904.  Son 
of  Perry  J.  and  Rose  (Hughes)  Stephens.  Ed.: 
Hastings  (Nebr.)  H.  Sch.;  Hastings  Coll.;  B. 
S.  in  E.E.,  Univ.  of  Nebr.,  1927. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Hastings  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Has- 
tings Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (selected 
All-Conf.  F.B.  team,  1923;  Nebr.  Conf.  F.B. 
champ.,  1924 ;  track  champ.,  1924 ;  summer, 
1924,  won  single  handed  Ail-Around  Ath.  champ, 
and  Walter  G.  Head  trophy  of  Nebr.  Natl. 
Guard.  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Nebr.  Fresh. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Nebr.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (varsity  record  broad 
jump,  23  ft.  4  in.;  Kans.  relays,  2nd,  broad 
jump;  Drake  relays,  2nd,  broad  jump;  Natl. 
I.C.A.A.,  5th  broad  jump,  1926;  selected  All- 
Mo.  Valley  F.B.  team,  1926;  hon.  mention,  N. 
Y.  Sun,  All-Amer. ;  capt.,  track,  1927;  Mo. 
Valley  Indoor  broad  jump  record,  23  ft.  6  ins. ; 
2nd.  broad  jump,  Natl.  A.A.U.,  Jr.  champs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Electrical  engineer.  Affilia- 
tions: A.A.U. ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Edison  Club, 
(Schenectady,  N.  Y.)  ;  A.I.E.D. ;  Gen.  Electric 
Co.  Hobby:  Swimming  (fancy  diving).  Ad- 
dress: Test  Dept.,  Gen.  Electric  Co.,  Schenec- 
tady, N.  Y. 

STERN,  ALFRED  LOUIS,  track.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Apr.  17,  1894.  Son  of  Louis  and 
Fannie  (Gusdorf)  Stern.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C),  1909;  Univ.  Va. 


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Record:  1905,  won  D.  C.  graded  sens,  broad 
jump  champ..  18  ft.  1907-09,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (team  won  every  meet,  1907-08). 
1907,  runner-up  in  Georgetown  Univ.  open  han- 
dicap 50  yd.  dash.  1908,  won  Georgetown  Univ. 
track  meet  novice  race  50  yd.  dash,  5  3/10  sec; 
runner-up  in  Episcopal  H.  Sch.  dual  meet  100 
yd.  dash.  1912,  won  Univ.  Va.  inter-class 
games  100  yd.  dash.  1925,  promoted  "Red 
Grange"  F.B.  game  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1926,  mgr., 
Wash.  pro.  Bskt.B.  team ;  pres.  Wash.  City 
Bskt.B  League 

Pres.  Occupation:  Promoter.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Army  Med.  Corps,  July,  1917;  disch. 
Sept.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Univ.  Va.  Alumni 
Asso. ;  Cen.  H.  Sch.  Alumni  Asso. ;  Chamber  of 
Commerce  ;  exec.  com.  for  track  of  Cen.  H.  Sch. ; 
"C"  Club;  Natl.  Press  Club.  Office:  1412  I  St., 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1736  Columbia  Rd., 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


STETSON,  MRS.  HELEN  B.,  former  Na 
tional  Woman's  Golf  Champion.  Born:  Media. 
Pennsylvania,  September  23,  1887.  Daughter 
of  J.  Howard  and  Ida  (Brooke)  Lewis.  Educa- 
tion: Friends'  School  (Media,  Pennsylvania)  ; 
Ogontz  School  (Ogontz,  Pennsylvania). 

Record:  1916,  qualified  for  National  woman's 
golf  championship  (Belmont  Springs  Country 
Club)  ;  14th  in  medal  score;  defeated  by  Alexa 
Stirling  in  third  round ;  played  seventh  on  Phil- 
adelphia Inter-city  team.  1919,  qualified  for  Na- 
tional woman's  championship  (Shawnee  Coun- 
try Club)  ;  twenty-first  in  medal  score;  defeated 
by  Alexa  Stirling  in  third  round ;  played  fourth 
on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team.  1920,  played 
fourth  on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team.  1921, 
played  third  on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team. 
1922,  won  medal  score  for  Philadelphia  cham- 
pionship (Huntingdon  Valley  Country  Club)  ; 
won  Shawnee  Invitation  tournament ;  played 
second  on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team.  1923, 
played  sixth  on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team. 
1924,  won  Philadelphia  championship  (Merion)  ; 
finished  third  in  Eastern  championship  (Brae 
Burn  Country  Club)  ;  played  first  on  Philadel- 
phia Inter-city  team.  1925,  won  Silver  Cross  for 
low  medal  in  Philadelphia  championship  and 
Mary  Thayer  Farnum  Cup  tournament;  won 
Philadelphia  championship  medal  score  (Hunt- 
ingdon Valley  Country  Club),  setting  woman's 
course  record  with  80 ;  won  Buffalo  Invitation 
tournament;  played  second  on  Philadelphia 
Inter-city  team.  1926,  won  National  woman's 
championship  (Merion)  ;  qualified  sixth  in 
medal  play  for  National  championship;  won 
Woman's  Eastern  championship  (Philmont)  ; 
won  medal  in  Berthellyn  Cup  tournament ; 
played  first  on  Philadelphia  Inter-city  team. 
1927,  won  Mary  Thayer  Farnum  Cup ;  won  Gill 
Foursome  Cup  (with  Mrs.  C.  F.  Fox)  ;  won 
Silver    Cross    for    low    medal    in    Philadelphia 


championship;     played     first     on     Philadelphia 
Inter-city  team. 

Affiliations:  Huntingdon  Valley  Country  Club  ; 
Sea  view  Country  Club  ;  Philmont  Country  Club  ; 
Spring  Haven  Country  Club ;  Old  York  Road 
Country  Club.  Married:  G.  Henry  Stetson,  June 
22,  1906.  Children:  Elizabeth  Shindler,  age  21 ; 
Ann  Stetson  Norris,  age  19.  Address:  Elkins 
Park,  Montgomery  County,  Pennsylvania. 

STEUER,  JOSEPH  TRUE,  swimming.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  4,  1893.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Emma  (Sohn)  Stener.  Ed.:  Lewist  Inst.;  B.A., 
Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Lewis  Inst,  swimming 
team.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  swimming 
team  (Indiv.  champ.,  1913-15). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Mil. 
Service:  Lt.,  13th  Regt,  F.A.  Affiliations:  Part- 
ner, Naumann  and  Steuer ;  vice-trustee,  Hamil- 
ton Trust  Co.;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  111.  A.C. ; 
Ridgemoor  C.C. ;  Chicago  Yacht  Club.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  golf.  Married:  Elsie  Dorothy 
Mayer.  Children:  Eugenie,  age  2 ;  Joseph  True, 
Jr.,  infant.  Office:  30  N.  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago, 
111.   Home:  444  Melrose  St.,  Chicago,  111. 

STEVENS,  HARRY  C,  Natl.  Pres.,  Natl. 
Swimming  Instructors.  Born:  Washington,  Pa., 
Nov.  24,  1884.  Son  of  Charles  H.  and  Mary 
(MacKee)  Stevens.  Ed.:  Cannonsburgh,  Pa.  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1904-12,  amateur  swimmer  and  diver. 
1913-19,  swimming  coach  Central  Y.M.C.A. 
(coached  Cleveland  and  Inter-City  swimming 
champ,  team;  Pioneer  of  organ,  swimming  teams 
in  Cleveland;  organ,  first  Women's  Swimming 
Classes  and  swimming  teams  in  Cleveland.  1914, 
Life  Saving  Div.  of  A.R.C. ;  appointed  Examiner 
of  Great  Lakes  Div.  1919,  appointed  Recreation 
Commissioner  for  City  of  E.  Cleveland,  also 
swimming  dir.  1920,  appointed  swimming  dir. 
and  mgr.  Monmouth  Beach  Baths  (N.  J.)  ;  coach 
of  Monmouth  Beach  swimming  team ;  elected 
mem.  of  Advisory  Bd.  of  Trans-Continental 
Swimming  Instrs.  Asso. ;  mem.  Coll.  Swimming 
Instrs.  Asso.  Advisory  Bd. ;  mem.  Advisory  Bd. 
Natl.  Swimming  Instrs.  Asso. ;  elected  2nd  term 
pres.  Natl.  S.  I.  Asso.  1920-27,  head  coach  swim- 
ming, Case  Sch.,  Cleveland  (originated  com- 
pulsory swimming  in  first  Amer.  Coll.,  Case 
Sch.  of  Applied  Science,  Cleveland,  O.  Swim- 
ming degrees:  M.S.  (Master  Swimmers  degree)  ; 
M.L.S.  (Master  Life  Saving)  ;  M.I.D.  (Master 
Swimming  Instrs).  Has  written  following  books 
on  swimming :  "Swimming" ;  "Swimming  Sim- 
plicity" ;  Swimming  Simplified" ;  "Just  Swim- 
ming." 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach,  mgr.  dir., 
Rocky  Springs  Park,  Lancaster,  Pa.  Affiliations: 
Cleveland    A.C;    Case    Club;    The    East    Shore 


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C.C. ;  The  Cleveland  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Swim- 
ming, F.B.,  B.B.,  skating.  Address:  2190  Jack- 
son Blvd.,  Univ.  Heights,  Cleveland,  O. 

STEVENS,  LESTER  BARBER,  mem.  Olym 
pic  track  team,  1908.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis., 
Feb.  28,  1884.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Sarah  Ann 
(Reed)  Stevens.  Ed.:  Milwaukee  Acad.,  1903: 
Univ.   of   Wis.,   1905;   LL.B.,   Yale,   1908. 

Record:  1903-06,  mem.  Milwaukee  A.C.  (ran 
in  A.A.U.  competitions).  1904-05,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  track  team.  1906-08,  mem.  Yale  track 
team;  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  (ran  in  A.A.U.  competi- 
tions).   1908,  mem.  Olympic  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Breeder  of  dairy  cattle. 
Address:  Box  126,  Oconomowoc,  Wis. 

STEVENS,  MARVIN  ALLEN,  football  coach, 
Yale,  1928.  Born:  Stockton,  Kans.,  Apr.  14,  1900. 
Son  of  Dr.  Calvin  Gay  and  Bertha  (Allen) 
Stevens.  Ed.:  Osborne  H.  Sch. ;  Washburn  Coll. ; 
Ph.B.,  Yale;  Yale*  Med.  Sch.,  1929. 

Record:  Mem.  Osborne  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  Washburn  Coll. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track  and  tennis  teams. 
1923,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (F.B. 
team  "Big  Three''  champs. ;  left  h.b.,  All-Har- 
vard-\  ale-Princeton  F.B.  team;  mem.  All-East. 
F.B.  team ;  mem.  Walter  Camp's  2nd  All-Amer. 
team:  won  Ledyard  Mitchell  punting  cup). 
1924-27,  backfield  coach  Yale  ("Big  Three" 
champs..  1924-27).    1928,  head  F.B.  coach'  Yale. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Med.  student.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C.,  Washburn  Coll.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Delta ;  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  Yale  A.A. 
G.C.;  Yale  Club;  Skull  and  Bones;  Yale  A.A. 
Hobby:  Med.  research.  Married:  Barbara  Ab- 
bey. Office:  Yale  A. A.,  New  Haven,  Conn.  Home: 
N.  H.  Hospital,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


Affiliations:  David  Stevenson  Brewing  Com- 
pany (president).  Office:  39th  Street  and  19th 
Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York.  Home:  Jeri- 
cho Turnpike,  Westbury,  Long  Island,  New  York. 

STEVENSON,  WILLIAM  EDWARDS,  track. 
Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  25.  1900.  Son  of  J. 
Ross  and  Florence  (Day)  (Stevenson.  Ed.: 
Princeton  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Acad.,  Andover ; 
A.B.,  Princeton,  1922  ;  B.A.,  Oxford  Univ.,  Eng., 
1925. 

Record,:  1918,  mem.  Andover  Acad,  track  team 
(capt).  1920-22,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(holder  Princeton-Yale  440  yd.  record,  1921; 
Jr.  Metropolitan  440  yd.  champ,  and  record- 
holder,  1921;  All-Amer.  track  team,  440  yd., 
1921;  Natl.  A.A.U.  440  yd.  champ,  and  record 
holder,  1921 ;  winner  440  yds.,  Oxford-Cam- 
bridge vs.  Princeton-Cornell,  1921;  mem. 
Princeton  1-mi.  champ.  I.C.  relay,  1922;  capt. 
Princeton  track  team  and  record  holder,  1922 ; 
Metropolitan  440  yd.  champ.,  1922).  1921-22 
mem.  N.Y.A.C,  A.A.U.,  1-mi.  champ,  relay  team. 
1923-25,  mem.  Oxford  track  team  (mem.  Ox- 
ford champ,  sprint  medley  relay  team,  Penn. 
relays,  1923;  won  British  A.A.A.  440  yd. 
champ.,  1923 ;  mem.  U.S.A.  Olympic  champ., 
1600  meter  relay  team,  est.  world's  record,  3:16. 
1924 ;  winner  440  yds.  Oxford  vs.  Cambridge, 
Oxford-Cambridge  vs.  Yale-Harvard  and  Ox- 
ford-Cambridge vs.  Princeton-Cornell,  1925.). 
1924-25,  mem.  Oxford  Lacrosse  team.  1920-28, 
mem.  Princeton  Advisory  Track  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt,  U.S.M.C. ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Lawyers  Club  of  N. 
Y. ;  law  firm,  Davis,  Polk,  Wardwell,  Gardiner 
&  Reed.  Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married: 
Eleanor  Bumstead,  Jan.  9,  1926.  Children: 
Helen  Day.  infant.  Office:  15  Broad  St.,  N.  Y. 
O,  N.  Y.   Home:   114  E.  84th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


STEVENS,  VERNE  GUNO,  track.  Born:  ute, 
la.,  Feb.  18,  1887.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Liv- 
ingston.    Ed.:  Stanford  A.B.,   1913,   M.A.,   1915. 

Record:   1911-13,  mem.  Stanford  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Co.  Horticultural  Comnr. 
Affiliations:  Nat'l.  Geographical  Soc.  Married: 
Lillian   Collins.     Address:  Concord,   Calif. 

STEVENSON,  MALCOLM,  member  of  inter- 
national polo  team,  1924  and  1927.    Born:  1887. 

Record:  1906,  began  playing  polo  at  age  of  19. 
1907,  became  an  active  Meadow  Brook  Club 
member  and  a  player  on  the  Cooperstown  team, 
which  team  won  at  various  times  the  junior, 
senior  and  open  championships.  1924,  member 
of  International  team  but  sustained  severe  in- 
juries in  a  fall  during  the  first  game  of  that 
series.  1927,  member  of  the  International  team 
which  triumphed  over  England. 


STEWART,  CARL  ESTERBERT,  capt.  Olivet 
College  football  team.  Born:  Eaton  Co.,  Mich., 
May  12,  1905.  Son  of  Fred  T.  and  Helen  D. 
(Moore)  Stewart.  Ed.:  Mason  H.  Sch.,  1924; 
Olivet  Coll. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Mason  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (South.  Mich,  champs.,  1924).  1922-24, 
mem.  Mason  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924-27, 
mem.  Olivet  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt,  1927). 
1927,  mem.  Olivet  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Adel- 
phie ;  chmn.  Student  Ath.  Com. ;  vice-pres.  "O" 
Club  (Olivet  Coll.)  ;  "M"  Club  (Mason  H.  Sch.). 
Address:  Mason,  Mich. 

STEWART,  DOUGLAS,  soccer.  Born:  Glas- 
gow, Scotland,  Sept.  10,  1872.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Agnes  G.  (Anderson)  Stewart.  Ed-:  Pvt. 
Schs. ;  Royal  Mil.  Coll.  (Kingston,  Ont,  Can- 
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Record:  Mem.  Royal  Mil.  Coll.  soccer,  lacrosse, 
fencing,  boxing  teams  and  crew.  1902,  pres. 
Thistle  F.B.C.  (Phila.),  1902-10,  mem.  Phila  E.B. 
Asso. ;  organ,  and  pres.  (several  yrs.)  Referees 
Asso.  (for  purpose  of  developing  soccer).  1902- 
12,  mem.  Malta  Boat  C.  crews.  1913,  one  of 
organ.  U.  S.  F.B.  Asso.  (soccer  governing  body 
of  U.  S.).  1913-27.  chrmn,  Rules  and  Revision 
Com.,  U.  S.  F.B.  Asso.  1913-28,  1st,  2nd.  3rd 
vice-pres.  and  chrmn.  Appeals  Com.,  U.  S.  F.B. 
Asso.  1914,  organ.  Pa.  State  Asso.  F.B.  League. 
1914-23,  '26-27,  pres.  F.B.  Asso.  of  East.  Pa. 
1914,  '16,  '19,  '20,  '23,  '24,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 
champ,  soccer  teams.  1921,  apptd.  editor  "I.C. 
Soccer  Guide" ;  mem.  soccers  rules  com.,  Natl. 
Coll.  A.A.  1928,  mem.  Foreign  Relations  Com., 
U.    S.   F.B.   Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Patent  attorney.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  soccer  com.,  Penn.  A.C. ;  Aroni- 
mink  G.C. ;  Univ.  of  Penn  C. ;  Germantown 
Cricket  C. ;  City  C. ;  Univ.  of  Penn  Soccer 
Alumni  C.  Hobby:  Soccer.  Married:  Celine 
Henrietta  Renard,  June  5,  1915.  Office:  1411 
Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  214  S.  39th  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

STEWART,  FRED  K.,  football.  Born:  Jack- 
sonville, 111.,  Mar.  5,  1894.  Son  of  Clayton  M. 
and  Jennie  B.  (Harris)  Stewart.  Ed.:  111. 
Coll.;  A.B.,  Bethany  Coll.    (W.  Va.),  1922. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  111.  Coll.  F.B.  (capt. 
and  All-State  q.b.,  '15;  won  "Little  19  0°nf." 
'15),  B.B.  (capt.,  '14),  Bskt.B.  (capt,  '14)  and 
track  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  Bethany  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1921-22,  mem.  Bethany  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1922-23,  ath.  dir.,  Follansbee  H.  Sch. 
(W.  Va.).  1923-24,  ath.  dir.,  Waynesburg 
(Pa.)  H.  Sch.;  Bskt.B.  coach,  Waynesburg 
Coll.  1924,  backfield  coach,  111  Coll.  1924-25,  ath. 
dir.,  Springfield  (111.)  H.  Sch.  1925-28,  ath.  dir., 
St.  Petersburg  (Fla.),  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  1st  O.T.C.,  1917;  comn'd.  2nd  Lt., 
A.E.F.,  mch.  guns  (15  mos.)  ;  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  W.  Coast  H.  Sch.  Conf.; 
vice-pres.  Fla.  State  Officials  Asso. ;  pres.  "Big 
10"  of  Fla.;  pres.  Fla.  State  Phys.  Ed.  Asso.; 
Sigma  Nu ;  Masons.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office: 
St.  Petersburg  H.  Sch.,  Fla.  Home:  732  Bay 
St.,   St.   Petersburg,  Fla. 

STEWART,  JOHN,  track.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  Nov.  15,  1898.  Son  of  Jno.  and  Mary 
Washington  (Keyser)  Stewart.  Ed.:  Hill  Sch. 
(Pottstown,    Pa.),    1917;    B.A.,    Yale,   1921. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  track  and 
soccer  teams  (capt.  soccer  team,  1916).  1918, 
mem.  Yale  freshman  track  team.  1919-21,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  track  team  (won  4th  place  in  I.  C. 
meet,  1919). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  trading  dept.,  Cas- 
satt  &  Co.,  Phila.,  Pa.  (invest,  bkg.).  Mil. 
Service:  Served  in  R.O.T.C,  1917-18  and  as 
2nd  Lt.,  F.A.,  1918.  Clubs:  Balto. ;  Racquet 
(Phila.)  ;  Yale  (Phila.)  ;  Phila.  Married: 
Dorothy  Browning  Rogers,  Nov.  8,  1924.  Child: 
Dora  Browning.  Office:  110  Commercial  Trust 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.     Home:  St.  Davids,  Pa. 


STEWART,  PETER  HELLWEGE,  capt.  Yale 
crew,  1928.  Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Nov.  14, 
1906.  Son  of  John  Nelson  and  Edna  (Hell- 
wege)  Stewart.  Ed.:  Asheville  Sch.,  1924; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,   1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  coxswain  Asheville  (N.  C.) 
Sch.  crew.  1923-24,  mgr.  Asheville  Sch.  soccer 
team  (won  state  and  conf.  champs.).  1924-25, 
mem.  (coxswain)  Yale  fresh,  crew  (defeated 
Harvard,  Princeton,  Pa.,  Columbia  and  Cor- 
nell). 1925-28,  coxswain  Yale  varsity  crew 
(champ,  crew,  1927;  holds  record,  4-mi.  up 
stream  Thames,  New  London  course,  20:14  2/5, 
1926;  capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  Skull  and  Bones ;  Univ.  Club. 
Hobby:  Sailing  and  fishing.  Office:  820  Union 
St.,  New  Orleans,  La.  Home:  1837  Napoleon 
Ave.,  New  Orleans,  La. 


STEWART,  REDMOND  C,  lacrosse.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  4,  1873.  Son  of  Charles 
Morton  and  Josephine  (Luman)  Stewart.  Ed.: 
A.B.,   Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,   1892. 

Record:  1892,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  and 
The  Druid  lacrosse  teams.  1892-1914,  M.F.H., 
Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt  Club.  Former  own- 
er of  "Jim  Barr"  and  "Landslide"  (the  latter 
winning  Md.  Hunt  cup,  1904). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
J.A.G.  Dept.,  Aug.,  1917  to  Aug.,  1919;  A.E.F. 
judge  advocate  (Maj)  1st  Div.,  Dec,  1917  to 
Mar,  1919.  Clubs:  Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt; 
Baltimore;  Elkridge  Hounds.  Married:  Kath- 
erine  Small.  Children:  Josephine  Finney,  age 
24;  Redmond  C,  Jr.,  age  22;  Latimer  G.,  age 
21;  Cassandra,  age  19.  Office:  1063  Calvert 
Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Eccleston  P.  O., 
Baltimore  Co.,   Md. 

STEWART,  WALTIE  L.,  football,  baseball 
and  basketball.  Born:  Tecumseh,  Nebr.,  Feb.  28, 
1888.  Son  of  Joseph  A.  and  Mary  (Rutledge) 
Stewart.  Ed.  •  State  Univ.  la.,  B.A.,  1910 ;  LL.B., 
1912. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Univ.  la.  F.B.  team 
(chosen  2nd.  All-West,  q.b.,  1909).  1908-10,  mem. 
Univ.  la.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1909- 
10 ;  chosen  All-West.  2nd  b. ;  chosen  All-West, 
f.).  1910-11,  asst.  coach  Univ.  la.  F.B.  team. 
1911-12,    head    coach,    Univ.    la.    Bskt.B.    and 


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B.B.  teams.  1912,  coach  Simpson  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1913-15,  coach  W.  Des  Moines  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  Des  Moines  ; 
Wakonda  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Lucile 
Emerson,  June  24,  1914.  Child:  Susan  Rebecca, 
age  10.  Office:  1204  Equitable  Bldg.,  Des  Moines, 
la.   Home:  4026  Kingman  Blvd.,  Des  Moines,  la. 

STEWART,  WILLIAM  A.  W.,  fleet  captain, 
New  York  Yacht  Club,  1928.  Born:  New  York 
City,  New  York,  September  10,  1876.  Son  of 
William  O.  W.  and  Frances  L.  (Gray)  Stewart. 
Education:  A.B.,  Princeton,  1897;  L.L.B.,  Co- 
lumbia, 1900. 

Record:  1921  and  '23,  member  of  American 
team  in  British-American  Cup  Series ;  sailed 
"Montawk"  and  "Hawk,"  respectively.  1923-26, 
commodore  Seawanhaka  Corinthian  Yacht  Club. 
1928,  fleet  captain  New  York  Yacht  Club.  Chair- 
man measurement  committee,  North  American 
Yacht  Racing  Union. 

Present  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  New 
York  Yacht  (fleet  captain)  ;  Seawanhaka  Corin- 
thian Yacht  (ex-commodore)  ;  Racquet  and  Ten- 
nis (New  York  City,  New  York)  ;  Meadowbrook  ; 
Knickerbocker ;  Piping  Rock.  Hobby:  Yacht- 
ing. Married:  Frances  E.  de  Forest.  Office: 
45  Wall  Street,  New  York  City,  New  York. 
Home:  1  Washington  Square,  New  York  City, 
New  York. 


STIFEL,  ERNEST  ALBERT,  rowing.  Born: 
Wheeling,  W.  Va.,  Dec.  9,  1890.  Son  of  Albert 
F.  and  Louise  (Stiefel)  Stifel.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
crew.    1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.,  H.  Murdoch  and 
Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  2nd  Lt.,  Btty. 
F,  56th  Coast  Arty.  Corps ;  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  A.A.S.R. ;  A.A.O.N.M.S. ; 
Kappa  Sigma;  "P"  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Pitts- 
burgh A.A.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marie  B. 
Leslie,  July  26,  1919.  Children:  Ernest  A.,  Jr., 
age  8;  M.  Leslie,  age  6.  Office:  1503  Arrott 
Bldg.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  5642  Solway  St., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

STILLMAN,  PHILIP  TRACY,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  13,  1873. 
Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  F.  W.  Stillman.  Ed.:  Ph.B., 
Yale. 

Record:  1892-93,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track 
team.   1892-94,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  F.  W.  Stillman  Co. 
Address:  80  Maiden  Lane,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


STIMPSON,  EDWARD  SUTTON,  golf.  Born: 
Boston,    Mass.,    June   20,    1904.    Son   of   Harry 


Farnum  and  Frances  Maude  (Greenway)  Stimp- 
son.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1926-27,  capt.  Harvard  golf  team. 
1926,  medalist  New  England  Amateur  Golf 
champ. ;  runner-up  New  England  Amateur  Golf 
champ.;  sec,  I.C.G.A.    1927,  pres.  I.C.G.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Common- 
wealth C.C. ;  Brae  Burn  C.C.  Address:  186  Ham- 
mond St.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 

STINSON,  JOHN  WIGHT,  football,  lacrosse. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Nov.  23,  1906.  Son  of 
Edward  and  Katherine  (Hoffman)  Stinson.  Ed.: 
Gilman  Country  Sch. ;  Princeton  Univ. 

Record:  1922-25,  mem.  Gilman  Sch.  soccer 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1923-24,  mem.  Gilman  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1923-25,  mem.  Gilman  Sch.  tennis 
team  (capt., '25).  1925-26,  mem.  Princeton  fresh- 
man champ.  F.B.,  soccer  and  lacrosse  teams 
(capt.  lacrosse  team).  1926-27,  mem.  Princeton 
F.B.  team  (Big  Three  champs.,  1926).  1927-28, 
mem.  Princeton  lacrosse  team  (capt.  elect  for 
1929). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Varsity; 
Ivy  Club ;  Princeton.  Sch.  Address:  162  Cuyler, 
Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  214  Wendover  Rd.,  Bal- 
timore, Md. 

STINSON,  ROBERT,  football,  baseball  and 
soccer.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  Oct.  6,  1901.  Son 
of  Edward  and  Katherine  (Hoffman)  Stinson. 
Ed.:  Gilman  Country  Sch.;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1923 ;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Gilman  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1918,  mem.  Gilman  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem. 
Gilman  Sch.  soccer  team  (capt.,  1919).  1919, 
mem.  Princeton  freshman  soccer  and  F.B.  teams. 
1920,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  B.B.  team; 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  soccer  team.  1921,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Clubs:  Ivy;  Bal- 
timore A.C. ;  Baltimore  C.C.  Office:  601  Title 
Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  214  Wendover  Rd., 
Baltimore,  Md. 


STIPE,  C.  GEORGE,  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team,  1920-22.  Born:  West  Unity,  O.,  Mar.  13, 
1897.  Son  of  Wm.  E.  and  Julia  Anne  (Yhalkee) 
Stipe.  Ed.:  Chelsea  (Mich.)  H.  Sch,  1913;  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1922;  A.  M.  Univ.  of  S.  Dak., 
1926;    Univ.   of  Mich.,   Graduate   Sch.,   1926-28. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Chelsea  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1916,  mem.  31st  Inf. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1917-18,  mem.  32nd 
Div.  track  team  (won  100  and  200  yd.  dashes 
and  shot  put).  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  fresh- 
man F.B.  and  Indoor  relay  teams.  1920-22,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich,  track  team  (weightman).  1920, 
mem.   Univ.    of   Mich.    F.B.    team.    1922,    mem. 


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Mich.  A.C.  track  team  (weightman ;  won  Mich. 
A.A.U.  champs.,  shot  put,  hammer  throw,  56  lb. 
weight).  1922-24,  asst.  P.B.  and  track  coach 
Univ.  of  S.  Dak.  Has  been  officiating  F.B.  and 
track  and  field  meets  since  1922.  1928,  Coached 
Mich.  Coll.  of  Mining  and  Tech.  track  team 
(U.P.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Faculty  of  Mich.  Coll. 
of  Mining  and  Tech.  War  Record:  Enlisted 
Pvt,  1916 ;  Sgt,  1917-18 ;  126th  Inf.,  32nd  Div. 
Affiliations:  Mich.  A.C;  A.F.A.M. ;  Mich.  Union; 
Acad,  of  Sc;  "M"  Club;  Sigma  Xi  Club.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Kathryn  Bird 
Hutchinson,  Aug.  15,  1922.  Children:  Richard 
Bird,  age  1.  Office:  Mich.  Coll.  of  Mining  and 
Tech.,  Houghton,  Mich.  Home:  127  Hubbell  Ave., 
Houghton,  Mich. 

STITES,  FLETCHER  W.,  baseball.  Born: 
Cape  May,  N.  J.,  Oct.  3,  1882.  Son  of  Edgar 
Page  and  Sarah  Elizabeth  (Edmunds)  Stites. 
Ed.:  Cape  May  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Taylor  Univ.; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  Capt.  Cape  May  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1903-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B. 
team.  1907-08,  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team. 
Mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club  golf  team.  Mem. 
Pine  Valley  G.C.  team.  Mem.  Penn  A.C.  golf 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Nar- 
berth  Natl.  Bank ;  Shriner ;  Union  League.  Clubs: 
Merion  Cricket ;  Pine  Valley  G.C. ;  Univ. ;  "P"  ' 
(Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Edith  Austin,  June,  1906.  Children:  Rich- 
ard Lawrence,  age  15.  Office:  1420  Chestnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  413  Haverford  Ave.,  Narberth, 
Pa. 

STIVERS,  VERNON,  football,  baseball  and 
basketball.  Born:  Tacoma,  Wash.,  Dec.  IS, 
1903.  Son  of  Harvey  and  Rose  (Madden)  Stiv- 
ers. Ed.:  Moscow  (Idaho)  H.  Sch.,  1920;  B.S., 
Univ.  of  Idaho,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Idaho  varsity 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (All-Pac.  q.b.,  '23-24; 
chosen  on  2nd.  All-Amer.,  '24).  1923,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Idaho  varsity  Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  asst.  coach 
F.B.,  Univ.  of  Idaho.  1926-28,  coach,  B.B.  and 
freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.,  Univ.  of  Idaho. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Elks.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married: 
Mary  Russell,  April  17,  1926.  Office:  Univ.  of 
St.  Louis,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  Olympia  Apts., 
W.  Pine  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

ST.  JOHN,  LYNN  WILBUR,  basketball,  base- 
ball, football.  Born:  Union  City,  Pa.,  Nov.  18, 
1876.  Son  of  Arter  L.  and  Harriett  (Marvin) 
St.  John.  Ed.:  Ohio  State  Univ. ;  B.Ph.,  Woos- 
ter  Coll.,  1906;  Chautauqua  Sch.,  Phys.  Ed.: 
Ohio  Med.  Univ. 


Record:  1898,  mem.  Akron  A.C.  F.B.  team. 
1900,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1901, 
coach,  Fostoria  H.  Sch.  ath.  teams.  1902-09, 
dir.  of  aths.  and  coach,  Wooster  Coll.  (Ohio). 
1909-11,  dir.  of  aths.  and  coach,  Ohio  Wesleyan 
Univ.  (Dela.,  Ohio)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1912-13,  mgr.  aths.,  Ohio  State  Univ. 
1912-19,  coach,  Ohio  State  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1912-28,  coach,  Ohio  State  Univ.  B.B.  team. 
1913-28,  dir.  of  aths.,   Ohio   State  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  ed.  and  dir. 
of  aths.  War  Service:  Mem.  Central  Phys.  and 
Bayonet  Training  Sch. ;  phys.  dir.  for  aviation 
of  S.A.T.O,  Ohio  State  Univ..  1917-18.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com.,  1909-28;  Ma- 
sons, Scottish  Rite  (32°);  Shrine;  Alpha  Tau 
Omega.  Clubs:  Columbus  Rotary;  Young  Bus. 
Men's;  Columbus  A.C;  Scioto  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf  and  Hunting.  Married:  Barbara  F.  Lead- 
er, Aug.  15,  1903.  Children:  Ruth  H.,  age  22; 
James  Wilbur,  age  18.  Office:  Ohio  State  Univ. 
Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  1956  Iuka  Ave.,  Co- 
lumbus,  Ohio. 

ST.  JOHN,  RAYMOND  GARFIELD,  capt. 
University  of  Michigan  tennis  team,  1903-04. 
Born:  Highland,  Mich.,  Sept.  4,  1882.  Son  of 
Wm.  G.  and  Frances  (Smith)  St.  John.  Ed.: 
Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch.;  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1906. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch. 
tennis  team.  1898-99,  mem.  Ann  Arbor  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1902-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  ten- 
nis team  (capt.  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1903-04).  Won 
West.  I.C  A.A.  doubles  champ.  1903,  runner- 
up,  West.  I.C.  A.A.  singles  champ.  1911,  mem. 
Detroit  city  tennis  team  and  Detroit  Tennis 
Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Clubs: 
Detroit  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  bowling.  Mar- 
ried, Maud  Stuart,  Jan.  11,  1908.  Children:  Ray- 
mond G.,  Jr.,  age  16;  Alice  Elizabeth,  age  9. 
Office:  3629  Barium  Tower,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Home:  26826  York  St.,  Huntington  Woods,  De- 
troit,  Mich. 

STODDARD,  LOUIS  E.,  chairman  of  the 
United  States  Polo  Association.  Born:  New 
Haven,  Connecticut,  January  25,  1878.  Son  of 
Ezekill  G.  and  Mary  (De  Forest)  Stoddard. 
Education:  B.A.,  Yale,  1899. 

Record:  1903-09,  member  of  the  New  Haven 
Polo  Club  team.  1909-11,  substitute  on  the 
International  polo  team.  1909-28,  member  of  the 
Meadowbrook  Club  polo  team.  1913-21,  member 
of  the  International  polo  team.  1922-28,  presi- 
dent of  the  United  States  Polo  Association. 

Present  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Clubs: 
Racquet  and  Tennis ;  Meadowbrook ;  Yale ;  Pip- 
ing Rock  ;  Links.  Hobby:  Polo.  Married:  Mary 
Andrews,    April,    1915.       Children:    Elizabeth; 


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Barbara;  Louis,  Jr.  Office:  347  Madison  Ave- 
nue. New  York  City,  New  York.  Hornet  West- 
bury,  Long  Island,  New  York. 

STODTER,  CHARLES  EZRA,  rifle.  Born: 
Rouseville,  Pa.,  Apr.  20,  1871.  Son  of  John 
and  Anna  Catherine  (Kapp)  Stodter.  Ed.: 
Hiram   Coll. ;   West   Point,   1896. 

Record:  1920-24,  dir.  of  Civilian  Marksman- 
ship. War  Dept.  1921,  mem.  champ  small  bore 
team  of  U.  S.  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  matches.  1922, 
mem.  Natl.  Capital  Rifle  Club  team  winning 
East,  team  match.  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.  1922  and 
'23,  capt.  Internatl.  small  bore  team  winning 
Dewar  Trophy,  Camp  Perry.  1923,  winner, 
small  bore  Palma  indiv.  match,  Sea  Girt ;  capt. 
D.  C.  team  winning  Caswell  Trophy,  Camp 
Perry.  1924,  coach,  U.  S.  Internatl.  and  Olympic 
rifle  teams  and  capt.  small  bore  and  Running 
Deer  teams.  1926,  winner,  Natl.  Rifle  Asso. 
600  yd.,  any  rifle  match,  6th  Corps  Area, 
matches,  Ft.  Sheridan,  111.  1927,  winner  Balboa 
Rifle  Club  High  Aggregate;  winner  Natl.  Rifle 
Asso.  members  match,  Balboa  Rifle  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Inspector  genl.,  Panama 
Canal  Dept.  Mil.  Service:  Spanish-Amer.  War, 
Santiago  Campaign,  2nd  Lt.,  9th  Cavalry ; 
Philippine  Insurrection,  1900-02.  1st  Lt.,  9th 
Cavalry.  Mexican  border,  1911,  '13  and  '16. 
Capt.,  9th  and  7th  Cavalry,  World  War,  com- 
manded 342  Inf.,  86th  Div.,  1917  and  18.  Inspec- 
tor genl.  3rd  Army  Corps,  Germany,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Army  Ath.  Asso.;  Natl. 
Rifle  Asso. ;  Natl.  Capital,  Roosevelt  and  Bal- 
boa Rifle  Clubs ;  Army  and  Navy  Club  of  Amer., 
N.  Y. ;  Army  and  Navy  Club,  Washington  ;  Army, 
Navy  and  Marine  Corps  C.C. ;  Ravers  Gap 
Hunting  Club ;  Lake  Desolation  Hunting  Club ; 
pres.  Sojourners,  Balboa,  C.Z.  Hobby:  Rifle 
and  pistol  shooting.  Married:  Cora  Pauline 
Stowe,  1896.  Children:  John  Hughes,  age  28; 
Charles  Stowe,  age  25.  Office:  Quarry  Heights, 
Balboa  Heights,  Canal  Zone. 


STOEBER,  JOHN  BERNHARD,  capt.  Spring- 
Geld  Coll.  F.B.  team,  1924.  Born:  Reading,  Pa., 
July  21,  1898.  Son  of  Bernhard  and  Lena 
(Wendler)  Stoeber.  Ed.:  B.P.E.,  Springfield 
Coll.,   1925. 

Record :  1917,  mem.  Reading  H.  Sch.  Sectional 
champ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1921,  mem.  Springfield 
Coll.  freshmen  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.,  F.B.).  1923-25,  mem.  Springfield  Coll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1924).  1921-23, 
mem.  Springfield  Coll.  wrestling  team.  1925-28, 
coach,  F.B.,  track,  swimming,  wrestling,  Thiel 
Coll.,  1925,  coached  Co.  champ,  swimming  team, 
Wyomissing,  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  Phys.Ed.  Thiel  Coll. 
Affiliations:  Playground  &  Recreation  Asso.  of 
Amer. ;   Amer.    Legion ;    Isaac   Walton   League ; 


Tri  State  Conf. ;  Amer.  Play  Ed.  Asso.  of  Amer. ; 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing, 
reading.  Office:  Thiel  Coll.,  Greenville,  Pa. 
Home:  16  Louisa  Ave.,   Greenville,  Pa. 

STOHLMAN,  FREDERICK,  football  and  row- 
ing. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  16,  1890.  Son  of 
J.  William  and  Annie  C.  (O'Donoghue)  Stohl- 
man.  Ed.:  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch.,  1908; 
Georgetown  Univ.  A.B.,  1912;  LL.B.,  1915; 
LL.M.,  1916. 

Record):  1906-07,  mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.  teiam.  1908-11,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
F.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  fresh- 
man crew.  1910,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  var- 
sity crew.  1919-28,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ. 
Ath.   Advisory  Bd. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Asst.  paymaster,  U.S.N.R.,  New  Orleans,  La. 
and  Wash.,  D.  C,  1917-19;  discharged  as  en- 
sign, Feb.  28,  1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Alpha 
Delta  ;  Wash.,  D.  C.  Bd.  of  Trade  ;  Barristers ; 
Georgetown  Univ.  Ath.  Advisory  Bd.  Married: 
Dorothy  Cahill,  Apr.  28,  1920.  Children:  Mary, 
age  4 ;  Frederick,  Jr.,  age  1.  Office:  Union  Trust 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  101  Grafton  St., 
Chevy  Chase,   Md. 

STOKES,  GLENN  A.,  basketball.  Born:  Her- 
mon,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  22,  1889.  Son  of  F.  G.  and 
Carrie   Stokes.     Ed.:   Springfield   Coll. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  fencing 
team.  Coach  Hillside  Church  Community 
House  Bskt.B.   team. 

Address:  Carteret   Acad.,   Orange,   N.   J. 

STOKES,  WALTER  R.,  rifle  champion.  Born: 
Mohawk,  Fla..  May  23,  1898.  Son  of  Charles 
H.  and  Minnie  (Hart)  Stokes.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C)  ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1918; 
George   Wash.   Univ.,   LL.B.,    1923;    M.D.,    1928. 

Record :  1915,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  rifle  team ; 
won  H.  Sch.  open  champ,  (capt.  Intersch. 
champs.,  1917).  1916-28,  won  S.  Atlanta  open 
rifle  champ.  1918,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  rifle,  swimming 
and  wrestling  teams.  1919-23,  mem.  U.  S.  In- 
ternat.  small  bore  team  (won  Dewar  trophy). 
1920,  holder  of  world's  record  for  perfect  score 
at  1000  yds.  100x100  at  Natl,  matches.  1921, 
won  Internatl.  open  champ,  of  world  at  Lyon, 
France ;  4  titles,  prone,  standing,  kneeling  and 
aggregate.  1922,  won  aggregate  and  kneeling 
positions  world  champ,  at  Milan,  Italy ;  won 
Natl,  gallery  champ.  1921-24.  mem.  U.  S.  In- 
ternat.  free  rifle  team  (world's  champs.).  1923- 
24,  won  Natl.  I.C.  Individual  champ.  1924. 
capt.  George  Wash.  Univ.  Natl.  I.C.  champ, 
team ;  mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  team ;  won  world 
prone  champ,  at  Rheims,  France.  1924-28, 
coach,  George  Wash.  Univ.  rifle  team,  winners 
of  Natl.  Intercoll.  champ.,  1924,  1927,  192S. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  First  Lt.,  U.  S.  Army  Medi- 
cal Corps.  Naval  Service:  Naval  Reserve  gun- 
ners mate,  Aug.  1917-June  1918. ;  sergt.  Med.  de- 
tachment. Dist.  N.  G.  Affiliations:  Pyramid 
Soc. ;  "G.W."  Club.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Katharine  Edmonston,  Dec.  30, 
1925.  Office:  Walter  Reed  General  Hospital, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  713  19th  St.,  N.W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

STOLL,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  track.  Born: 
Escanaba,  Mich.,  Aug.  11,  1893.  Son  of  Frank 
and  Rosella  (Helmsdorfer)  Stoll.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Mich. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshman 
track  squad.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.-mgr.  of  Sawyer- 
Stoll  Timber  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Air  Ser- 
vice, 1917.  Mather  Field,  Sacramento,  Cal.,  and 
Gerstner  Field,  Lake  Charles,  La.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  K.T. ;  K.P. ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.). 
Hobby:  Trout  fishing.  Married:  Ruby  Stewart, 
July  28,  1919.  Children:  Charles,  age  6;  Wm. 
Morgan,  age  3.  Office:  509  Ludingston  St.,  Esca- 
naba, Mich.  Home:  815  Lake  Shore  Dr.,  Esca- 
naba, Mich. 

STOLLENWERCK,  GUY,  football.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  June  5,  1895.  Son  of  Augustus 
G.  and  Alice  (Anderson)  Stollenwerck.  Ed.: 
Boys'  Latin  Sch.  (Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  Johns  Hop- 
kins Univ. 

Record:  1908,  won  80  yd.  run  champ,  of  Bal- 
timore (estab.  record).  1909-12,  mem.  Boys' 
Latin  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
track,  1912).  1912,  won  Johns  Hopkins  Univ. 
220  yd.  dash.  1913-14,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  The 
Natl.  City  Co.  Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  U.  S.  Air 
Service,  Pilot  52nd  Aero  Squadron.  Affiliations: 
Mason;  Shriner ;  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Officials ;  South.  Conf.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  pres. 
Mid-South  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Univ.  Club ; 
Memphis  Hunt  and  Polo  Club.  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Armstrong,  Mar.  6,  1919. 
Children:  Elizabeth,  age  7;  Jidlen,  age  1.  Office: 
750  Bank  of  Commerce,  Memphis,  Tenn.  Home: 
419  S.  Highland  Ave.,  Memphis,  Tenn. 

STONE,  HERBERT  L.,  yatching.  Born: 
Charleston,  S.  O,  Jan.  18,  1872.  Son  of  Wm.  and 
Mary   (Taylor)   Stone.  Ed.:  Pvt.  Schs.  (N.  Y.  C). 

Record:  1891,  mem.  N.Y.A.C.  8-oared  crew. 
1908-28,  editor  Yachting  Magazine.  1909,  or- 
ganized and  participated  in  ocean  race  (around 
L.  I.).  1910,  won  ocean  race  for  Brooklyn  Chal- 
lenge Cup  in  sloop  "Waialua."  1916,  won  race 
around  L.  I.  in  paver  cruiser  "Cero."  1922-24, 
sec.  and  pres.  Handicap  Yacht  Racing  Class  (L. 


I.  Sound).  1923,  organized  660  mi.  ocean  race 
to  Bermuda  from  New  London.  1924,  won  Class 
"C"  Bermuda  race. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editor.  Naval  Service: 
Joined  U.S.N.  Res.  Force,  Apr.,  1917;  Comnd. 
Lt.  (Sr.  grade)  ;  Navigating  Officer,  Cruiser 
Montgomery,  1917;  Comndg.  Squadron  of  Sub- 
Chasers,  1917-18 ;  Navigating  Officer,  Transport 
Pastores,  1918-19.  Clubs:  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Larch- 
mont  Yacht ;  Jile-boom  ;  Cruising  Club  of  Amer. 
(Comdr.,  1923).  Office:  25  W.  43rd  St.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.   Home:  R.  F.  D.  31,  New  Canaan,  Conn. 

STONE,  IRVING  KIMBERLEY,  track.  Born: 
Battle  Creek,  Mich.,  Sept.  16,  1882.  Son  of 
Irving  Lee  and  Cordelia  Miller  (Cake)  Stone. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1905. 

Record:  1901-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
and  cross-country  teams  (capt.  cross-country 
team,  two  yrs. ;  track  team  West.  Conf.  champs, 
all  four  yrs.).  1904-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
four  mile  relay  team  (Univ.  of  Pa.  invitation 
relays;  team  World's  champs,  both  yrs.).  1905- 
06,  track  coach,  trainer,  and  asst.  F.B.  coach, 
Mich.  Mil.  Acad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Duplex  Printing  Press  Co. ;  dir.  Merchant  Trust 
and  Savings  Bank  (Battle  Creek)  ;  dir.  Frisch- 
korn  Real  Estate  Co.  (Detroit)  ;  dir.  Baldwin 
Syndicate  (Detroit)  ;  dir.  B.C.  Citizens  Savings 
&  Loan  Co.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Chicago);  Detroit; 
Detroit  A.C. ;  Racquet  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Battle 
Creek  C.C. ;  Gull  Lake  C.C.  (Kalamazoo)  ;  Univ. 
(Battle  Creek)  ;  Rotary;  Old  Colony.  Married: 
Iphigenia  Pack,  1907.  Children:  Arthur  P.,  age 
18 ;  Angeline,  age  15.  Office:  C/o  Duplex  Print- 
ing Press  Co.,  Battle  Creek,  Mich. ;  1401-04  Times 
Bldg.,  Times  Sq.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Orchard 
Place,  Battle  Creek,  Mich. 

STONE,  JOHN  THOMAS,  capt.  football  and 
baseball  teams,  Maryville  Coll.  Born:  Mulberry, 
Tenn.,  Oct.  10,  1905.  Son  of  John  W.  and  Lula 
(Euvin)   Stone.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Maryville  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-28,  mem.  Maryville  Coll.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (State  Collegiate  champs.  F.B., 
1925  and  2o ;  pitcher,  B.B. ;  capt.  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams,  1927).    1928,  Detroit  Tigers. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mary- 
ville Coll.  treas.    Address:  Mulberry,  Tenn. 

STONE,  KNOWLTON  DA  VIES,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Andover,  Mass.,  Sept.  18,  1905. 
Son  of  Colver  J.  and  May  (Hotchkiss)  Stone. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.;  Yale. 

Record:  1924,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad, 
track  and  wresting  teams  (both  teams  won 
Intersch.  champs.)  ;  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (F.B.  team  won  freshman 
champ.).    1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 


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1927,  mem.  Yale  varsity  track  team  (won  shot 
put  in  meet  with  Princeton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Epsilon ;  Univ.  Club  (Yale).  Address:  1  Locke 
St.,  Andover,  Mass. 

STONEBRAKER,  BRANCH  W.,  bowling. 
Bom:  Hagerstown,  Md.,  Feb.  26,  1886.  Son  of 
J.  C.  and  Sarah  Worsham  (Dalby)  Stonebraker. 
Ed.:  Hagerstown  Pub.  Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Roanoke  Royals  Amusement 
Center  Bowling  Asso.  (team  won  champ,  of 
South,  1919  and  20;  set  world's  record  of  779 
for  set  of  5  games,  1928 ;  hoids  world's  record 
for  aver,  of  152  for  7  consecutive  games,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Roanoke  Iron  Works. 
Affiliations:  Pres.  Lions'  Club.  Hobby:  Bowling. 
Married:  Lulu  Frances  Via,  Jan.,  1906.  Office: 
Roanoke  Iron  Works,  Roanoke,  Va.  Home:  711 
Day  Ave.,  Roanoke,  Va. 

STOREIM,  CLINTON  JOEL,  capt.  Knox  Coll. 
football  team,  1927.  Born:  Jan.  31,  1906.  Son  of 
Oscar  and  Amilia  (Michaelson)  Storeim.  Ed.: 
Aberdeen  H.  Sch. ;  Northern  State  Teachers' 
Coll. ;  Knox  Coll. 

Record,:  1922-24,  mem.  Aberdeen  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1924).  1924,  mem.  City  League 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  Northern  State 
Teachers'  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (mem. 
S.  Dak.  Conf .  champ.  F.B.  team,  1925 ;  All-Conf. 
end,  1926).  1927-28,  mem.  Knox  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi-;  "N"  Club  (Northern  State  Teachers' 
Coll.).  Address:  701  S.  11th  St.,  Aberdeen,  S. 
Dakota. 

STOREY,  EDWARD  J.,  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Born:  Somerville,  Mass.,  May  10,  1901.  Son  of 
William  J.  and  Josie  B.  (Glidden)  Storey.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  N.  H.,  1922;  Temple  Univ.; 
Columbia  Univ.;  A.M.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  track 
and  F.B.  teams.  1922-2°  coach  Powder  Point 
Sch.  1924,  coach  Cumberland  Valley  B.B.  champs. 
( Shippensburg,  Pa.)  ;  coach  Jr.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team,   Collingdale,   Pa.    (East.   Penn.   champs.). 

1928,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Pub.  Schs.,  Mama- 
roneck,  N.  Y.  Mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B. 
Officials.  Dir.  Pine  Bluff  Camp  for  Boys,  Port 
Jefferson,  L.  I. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C. ;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  C.A.C.  (during  war); 
pres.  rank,  1st  Lt,  Res.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Cen. 
Bd.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Address:  Mama- 
roneck  H.  Sch.,  Mamaroneck   N.  Y. 

STOREY,  HAROLD  JOHN,  capt.  football 
team,  John  Carroll  Univ.   Bom:  Youngstown,  O., 


May  19,  1905.  Son  of  Edmund  F.  and  Julia 
(Casey)  Storey.  Ed.:  St.  Edward's  Grade  Sch. 
(Youngstown)  ;  Rayen  H.  Sch.  (Youngstown)  ; 
John  Carroll  Univ.   (Cleveland). 

Record:  1921,  capt.  Antler  B.B.  Club,  win- 
ning Spalding  trophy  for  Class  "B"  champ.  1923, 
mem.  Rayen  H.Sch.  F.B.  team  (Ohio  State  Schol. 
champs. ) .  1924,  mem.  Rayen  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1924-28,  mem.  John  Carroll  varsity  F.B.  team 
(mentioned  Spalding  Guide  as  one  of  outstand- 
ing centers,  1926;  capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "C" 
Club ;  Merrick  House  League ;  Round  Table 
Club;  Genl.  Fireproofing  Co.  Hobby:  Fishing. 
Address:  50  Tod  Lane,  Youngstown,  O. 


STORIE,  WILLIAM  G.,  mem.  Stanford  track 
team.  Born:  Fresno,  Calif.,  Nov.  24,  1901.  Son 
of  Robert  Craig  and  Kate  (Davenhill)  Storie. 
Ed.:  San  Jose  H.  Sch.,  1922;  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  San  Jose  H.  Sch.  track 
and  field  team  (capt.,  1922 ;  N.  Coast  sect,  champ. 
440  yd.  dash,  51  sees.;  Peninsula  Ath.  League 
champ.  440  yd.  dash,  1922).  1923,  capt.  San  Jose 
Jr.  Coll.  track  and  field  team  (Conf.  champ,  and 
record  holder  220  yd.,  22  sees.,  and  440  yds.,  51 
sees.;  P.A.A.  champ.  440  yds.,  50.8  sees.).  1924- 
26,  mem.  Stanford  track  and  field  team  (mem. 
mile  relay  team  that  set  new  Pac.  Coast  Conf. 
I.G.  record  of  3  :17  :3 ;  same  team  set  new  Stan- 
ford-Cal.  Dual  meet  record  of  3 :19  for  same 
event. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  Relations  Work. 
Affiliations:  Industrial  Asso.  of  San  Francisco; 
asst.  dir.  of  Training  and  Research  Dept. ;  Sig- 
ma Nu;  Crown  and  Shield;  Skull  and  Snakes; 
Olympic  Club  of  San  Francisco  (ath.  mem.). 
Hobby:  Track  and  field.  Married:  Carol  Gobel, 
Aug.  22,  1924.  Office:  155  Montgomery  St.,  San 
Francisco,  Cal.  Home:  58  Staples  Ave.,  San 
Francisco,   Cal. 

STORRS,  CHARLES  BIGELOW,  football  and 
rowing.  Bom:  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Aug.  23,  1859. 
Son  of  Henry  Martyn  and  Catherine  (Hitch- 
cock) Storrs.  Ed.:  Williston  Sem.  (Mass.); 
A.B.,  Yale,  1882;  LL.B.,  Columbia,  1884. 

Record:  Mem.  Williston  Sem.  B.B.  team.  1S79- 
81.  mem.  Yale  crew  and  F.B.  team.  1882,  mem. 
Yale  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer  and  banker;  pres. 
and  counsel  Orange  Savings  Bank  (Orange,  N. 
J.).  Clubs:  Essex  C.C.  (West  Orange,  N.  J.); 
Yale  (N.  Y.  C).  Married:  Gertrude  Maria  Cleve- 
land, Dec.  15,  1897.  Children:  Cleveland  Hitch- 
cock, age  28.  Office:  288  Main  St..  Orange,  N. 
J.    Home:  451  Lincoln  Ave.,  Orange,  N.  J. 


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STORKS,  CLEVELAND  HITCHCOCK,  track 
and  football.  Born:  Orange,  N.  J.,  May  10,  1900. 
Son  of  Charles  Bigelow  and  Gertrude  (Cleve- 
land) Storrs.  Ed.:  Hill  Sen.,  1918;  A.B.,  Yale,' 
1923. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Hill  Sen.  F.B.  team.  1917- 
18,  mem.  Hill  Sen.  track  team  (Intersch.  champ, 
in  high  jump  and  shot  put).  1919-22,  mem.  Tale 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (won  javelin  throw,  Yale-Notre 
Dame,  Yale-Princeton  and  Yale-Harvard  dual 
meets  and  I.C.  champs. ;  set  a  new  record  in 
every  meet ;  Yale  record,  201  ft.  10  in. ;  I.C.A.A. 
A. A.  record,  199  ft.  1  in.).  1926,  won  javelin 
throw  champ.  Metropolitan  champ,  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker ;  sales 
mgr.,  Campbell,  Stenzel  &  Peterson,  Inc. ;  sales 
mgr.,  Syndicating  Bond  &  Share  Corp.  Mil. 
Service:  2nd  Lt,  F.A.,  O.R.C.,  1918-19.  Affilia- 
tions: Elks  ;  Delta  Kappa  Bpsilon  ;  Rock  Spring 
C.C. ;  N.Y.A.C. ;  Orange  Lawn  Tennis  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mildred  McKinley,  Oct. 
13,  1923.  Children:  Katharine,  age  3.  Office: 
74  Trinity  PL,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  451  Lin- 
coln Ave.,  Orange,  N.  J. 

STOUT,  WALTER  BERRYMAN,  mem.  South- 
western Board  of  Football  Officials,  1927-28. 
Born:  Dilley,  Tex.,  Nov.  28,  1902.  Son  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  Alexander  Campbell  Stout.  Ed.:  LL.B., 
Cumberland   Univ.,   1924. 

Record:  1920,  1st  place  high  jump  Floresville 
Co.  meet.  1923,  coach  S.  San  Antonio  H.  Sch. 
Co.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924,  asst.  coach  Cum- 
berland Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  coach  Nixon 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1924-28,  approved  Bskt.B. 
official.  1926-27,  rep.  Cen.  Dist.  Bd.  of  Approved 
Officials.  1927-28,  mem.  S.  West.  Bd.  of  F.B. 
Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Elks. 
Hobby:  Practicing  law.   Address:  Pearsall,  Tex. 

STOUT,  WILFRED  OAKLEY,  football.  Born: 
Lake  City,  Minn.,  Apr.  5,  1872.  Son  of  James 
Cooper  and  Agnes  (Scott)  Stout.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Minn. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  dir.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Batty.  Sgt.  Maj.,  2nd  U.  S.  Vol.  Engrs., 
Spanish-Amer.  War.  Affiliations:  White  Bear 
Yacht  Club ;  St.  Paul  Asso. ;  Town  Criers ;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Rotary  Club.  Married: 
Lilian  De  Coster,  June  10,  1908.  Children:  Wil- 
fred O.,  Jr.,  age  18.  Office:  333  Sibley  St.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn.  Home:  618  Fairmount  Ave.,  St. 
Paul,   Minn. 

STRATFORD,  GERALD  DOUGLASS,  tennis. 
Born:  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  Aug.  29,  1903.  Son 
of  Harry  James  and  Gertrude  (Fitzgerald) 
Stratford.   Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Calif.,  1925. 


Record :  1925,  won  Natl.  I.C.  doubles  champ. ; 
won  Md.  State  singles  champ. ;  won  Calif.  State 
singles  champ.  1927,  won  Ojah  Valley  singles 
champ.;  won  South.  Calif,  singles  and  doubles 
champ. ;  won  Pacific  Coast  doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.-treas.  Neal,  Stratford 
&  Kerr.  Clubs:  Olympic  (San  Francisco,  Calif.) ; 
Calif.  Tennis  (San  Francisco,  Calif)  ;  Lagunitar 
G.C.  Married:  Muriel  Juana  James.  Office:  521 
Market  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2325 
N.  Point  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

STRAUSS,  PHILLIP  HAHN,  basketball,  foot- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Newton,  Kans.,  May  14, 
1897.  Son  of  Jake  and  Matilda  (Halm)  Strauss. 
Ed.:  Newton  H.  Sch.,  1916;  Ottawa  Univ.,  1917; 
Fairmont  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1916; 
picked  as  All-State  center,  F.B.,  1916).  1917-19, 
mem.  Newton  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team  (played  in  N.A. 
A.U.  tournament).  1918,  mem.  7th  Rgt.  Bskt.B. 
team,  Great  Lakes  Naval  Training  Station.  1920- 
21,  mem.  Fairmont  Coll.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1921 ;  picked 
as  All-Kans.  Conf.  Bskt.B.  center,  1921).  Offi- 
ciated in  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.,  Wichita,  Kans. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Standard  Oil  Co.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  Apr.,  1918;  dis- 
charged Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Pi  Alpha  Pi ; 
Mason.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Edith 
Blanche,  Sept.  15,  1924.  Children:  Robert  Phil- 
lips, age  2.  Office:  Standard  Oil  Co.,  10th  and 
Santa  Fe  Sts.,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  3323  Oak- 
land St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 

STREET,  LESTER  CHAPIN,  crew.  Bom: 
Nachusa,  111.,  July  9,  1875.  Son  of  Horace  and 
Evelyn  (Broadwell)   Street.    Ed.:  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1895,  stroke  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew  (won  all  races  entered).  1895,  sub.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  crew.  1895-96,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  Class  F.B.  team.  1896,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  varsity  crew  (reed,  gold  medal).  1897-99, 
mem.  U.S.N,  crews.  1900,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  War  Record: 
U.S.N.,  Spanish  Amer.  War.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Post  Comndr.,  U.  S.  W.  V.  (Camp  23,  Dixon)  ; 
dir.  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby:  Driving 
and  swimming.  Married:  Anna  Staff  on,  1903. 
Children:  Evelyn,  age  23;  Alice,  age  11.  Office: 
111-13  Galena  Ave.,  Dixon.  111.  Home:  520  N. 
Jefferson  St.,  Dixon,  111. 

STREIT,  CHARLES  WILLIAM,  JR.,  vice- 
president,  Inter-National  Amateur  Wrestling 
Federation.  Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  June  1, 
1884.  Son  of  Charles  William  and  Sara  (Ives) 
Streit.  Ed.:  Ala.  Poly  Tech.  Inst.;  C.E.,  Wash, 
and  Lee  Univ.,  1908. 


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Record:  1904-00,  mem.  Ala.  Poly.  Inst.  F.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1907-08,  mem.  W.  and 
L.  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams,  1908).  1910-18,  mem. 
Birmingham  A.C.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1921-23,  pres.  Birmingham  A.C.  1920-28,  pres. 
S.  East.  Asso.  of  A.A.U.  1923-28,  vice-pres.  In- 
ternat.  Amateur  Wrestling  Fed. ;  Wrestling 
Fed. ;  chmn.  Natl.  Amateur  Ath.  Union  Wrest- 
ling Com.  1924,  mgr.,  Amer.  Olympic  team  at 
Paris.  1928,  mgr.  American  Olympic  wrestling 
team,  Amsterdam,  Holland.  1927-28,  vice-presi- 
dent Amateur  Athletic  Union. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  manager  Southern 
Cement  Co.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Shriner;  pres.  S.  East.  Asso.  of  A.A.U; 
South.  Conf.  Officials  Com.;  South.  Conf.  Offi- 
cial; Atlanta  A.  C;  Birmingham  A.C;  Roebuck 
C.C.  Address:  South.  Cement  Co.,  Birming- 
ham, .Ala. 

STREIT,  JOHN  BRADLEY,  football.  Bom: 
Birmingham,  Ala.,  Dec.  18,  1S92.  Son  of  C.  W. 
and  Sara  (Ives)  Streit.  Eo.:  Birmingham  H. 
Sch. ;  Auburn  (Ala.)  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.;  C.E., 
Princeton,   1915. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Birmingham  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1906- 
08;  capt.  B.B.,  1908).  1908,  capt.  Birming- 
ham H.  Sch.  track  team.  1909,  mem.  Auburn 
Poly.  Tech.  Inst,  track  team.  1909-10,  mem. 
Auburn  Poly.  Tech.  Inst.  F.B..  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams  (picked  All-South,  f.b.,  1909).  1911,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  wrestling  team  (won  fresh- 
man inter-class  heavyweight  champ.).  1912-13, 
mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  (honorable  mention 
as  f.b.  by  Walter  Camp,  1913). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Stock  broker,  W.  E.  Hutton 
&  Co.  (N.  Y.  C).  War  Record:  Enlisted  May 
10,  1917,  U.  S.  Army;  Comnd.  1st  Lt,  Sept., 
1917;  Comnd.  Capt,  Jan.,  1918;  mem.  A.E.F., 
Dec,  1917  to  Apr.,  1919 ;  discharged  May  5,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Cap  and  Gown 
Club;  Princeton  Club  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Football. 
Office:  52  Wall  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  130 
W.  57th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


STRIBLING,    WILLIAM   LAWRENCE,   JR., 

pugilist.  Born:  Bainbridge,  Georgia,  December 
26,  1904.  Son  of  William  Lawrence  and  Lillie 
(Braswell)  Stribling.  Education:  Lanier  High 
School  ( Macon, Georgia).  1924  ;  University  School 
for  Boys   (Atlanta,  Georgia),  1925. 

Record:  1921,  began  professional  boxing 
career.  Participated  in  103  bouts,  winning  by 
knockouts  72,  no  decisions  29,  lost  8,  draw  15, 
won  73,  exhibitions  1,  no  contest  1.  1927,  knock- 
outs: Leo  Gates,  Atlanta,  Georgia  (technical)  ; 
Eddie  Civel,  Macon,  Georgia ;  Art  Weigand, 
Buffalo,  New  York  (technical)  ;  Red  Fitzsim- 
mons,    Canton,    Ohio ;    Jack   Melrose,    Memphis, 


Tennessee :  Ed  Smith,  Tulsa,  Oklahoma ;  Mike 
Arnold,  Wichita,  Kansas;  Andy  Kid  Palmer, 
Valdosta,  Florida.  Won  from:  Eddie  Huffman, 
New  Yrork  City,  New  York ;  Maxie  Rosenbloom, 
Boston,  Massachusetts ;  Penny  Ross,  Buffalo, 
New  York ;  Tiny  Herman,  Columbus,  Georgia ; 
Chuck  Wiggins,  Macon,  Georgia  (foul):  Agnes 
Snyder,  Spokane,  Washington ;  Harry  Dillon, 
Portland,  Oregon.  Draw:  Chuck  Wiggins,  In- 
dianapolis, Indiana.  No  decision:  Jimmy  Byrne, 
Louisville,  Kentucky;  Otto  Von  Porat,  Minne- 
apolis, Minnesota.  Lost:  Tommy  Loughran, 
Brooklyn,  New  York.  No  contest:  Leo  Diebel, 
Omaha,  Nebraska. 

Affiliations:  Masons;  Elks;  Kiwanis;  Bank  of 
Ochlocknee  (Georgia)  ;  Britling  Cafeteria  Com- 
pany of  Atlanta  (vice-president).  Clubs:  Idle 
Hour  Country  Club  (Macon,  Georgia).  Hobby: 
Aviation.  Married:  Clara  Virginia  Kinney, 
December  26,  1925.  Children:  William  Lawr- 
ence, III.  Office:  615  Cherry  Street,  Macon, 
Georgia.  Home:  109  Nottingham  Drive,  Macon, 
Georgia. 

STRIEGEL,  DR.  JOHN  GEORGE,  manager 
World's  championship  football  club  (Pottsville 
Maroons),  1925.  Bom:  Shenandoah,  Pa.,  Aug. 
27,  1885.  Son,  of  Carl  A.  and  Catherine  (Hir- 
schelman)  Striegel.  Ed.:  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa., 
1910. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Bskt.B. 
team  (I.C.  champs.).  1906-07,  mem.  McKeesport 
Cen.  League  pro.  Bskt.B.  team.  1924-27,  mgr. 
Pottsville  Maroons  pro.  Bskt.B.  team  (owner, 
Pottsville  Maroons,  1924-25;  Independent 
champs,  of  Amer.,  1924;  World's  champs.,  1925; 
Pottsville  Maroons  are  mem.  the  Natl.  F.B. 
League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  War  Record: 
Entered  as  1st  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  79th  Div.,  32nd 
Div.  and  2nd  Div. ;  discharged  as  Maj.  Oct.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Treas.  Milliken  Hospital;  Elks; 
Pottsville  Club  ;  Schuylkill  Co.  C.C. ;  Penn  A.C. ; 
Varsity  Club  (Univ.  of  Pa.)  ;  A.M.A. ;  Pa.  State 
Med.  Soc. ;  Schuylkill  Co.  Med.  Soc. ;  Surgical 
chief,  Milliken  Hospital;  Natl.  Geographical 
Soc;  Travel  Soc;  Omega  Upsilon  Phi;  Alpha 
Tau  Delta;  Veterans  A.C.  (Phila.,  Pa.);  Natl. 
F.B.  League.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Neva 
Kuhn.  Children:  John  L.,  age  13;  Elizabeth  F., 
age  11;  Karl  K.,  age  9;  Richard  A.,  age  9. 
Address:    Norwegian  St.,  Pottsville,  Pa. 

STROHMEIER,    OTTO    ERNEST,    football. 

Bom:  Oskaloosa,  la.,  Nov.  21,  1S97.  Son  of 
Charles  and  Elizabeth  (Truckenbrodt)  Stroh- 
meier.  Ed.:  Oskaloosa  H.  Sch.;  Shattuck  Sch.; 
Ph.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  1923. 

Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Oklaloosa  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1914-15-17,  mem.  Oskaloosa  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Shattuck  Sch.  F.B. 
team   (Prep.  Sch.  champs,  of  Northwest,  1917). 


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1917,  mem.  Shattuck  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team  (hon.  mention  on  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
F.B.  team,  1922).  1923-26,  asst.  coach,  Butler 
Coll.     1927-28,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of  Inch 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  F.B.  coach.  Naval 
Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Tau  Delta.  Address:  6601  Stewart  Ave., 
Chicago,  111. 

STRONG,  ALEXANDER,  capt.  Harvard  crew, 
1912.  Born:  Maiden,  Mass.,  Mar.  4,  1890.  Son 
of  George  A.  and  Margaret  (Reynolds)  Strong. 
Ed.:  St.  Marks  Sch.  ( Southborough,  Mass.)  ; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1912. 

Record:  1906-07,  mem.  St.  Marks  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1907-08,  mem.  St.  Marks  Sch.  B.B.  team. 
1908,  mem.  St.  Marks  Sch.  hockey  team ;  mem. 
Harvard  freshman  F.B.  team.  1909,  mem.  Har- 
vard freshman  crew ;  1910-12,  mem.  Harvard 
Varsity  crew   (capt.,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engr.,  C.  L. 
Stevens  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S. 
Naval  Reserve  Flying  Corps,  Aug.,  1917 ;  commd. 
Lt.,  Sr.  grade,  Oct.,  1918;  stationed  Hampton 
Rds.,  Mar.,  1918;  disch.  Jan.  15,  1919.  Clubs: 
Hoosick  Whisick  Club  of  Canton;  Cohasse  C.C. 
Hobby:  Sailing  and  golf.  Married:  Mary  'Tufts, 
Nov.  15,  1913.  Children:  Mary,  age  13;  Mar- 
garet, age  10;  Susan,  age  6.  Office:  1  Fed.  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  483  Boylston  St.,  Brook- 
line,  Mass. 

STROUD,  WILLIAM  D.,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
cross  country  team,  1911-12.  Born:  Villanova, 
Pa.,  Nov.  20,  1891.  Son  of  Morris  W.  and  Mar- 
garet (Rutter)  Stroud.  Ed.:  Haverford  Sch.; 
Univ.  Pa.,  B.S.,  1913 ;  M.D.,  1916. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Haverford  Sch.  cricket 
and  tennis  teams;  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
cricket  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
cross  country  and  track  teams.  1910-12,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  cross  country  and  track  teams 
(capt.,  cross  country  team,  1911-12). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
1st  Lt.  Med.  Corps  Base  Hosp.  No.  9,  Lakewood, 
N.  J.,  1918;  Camp  Upton,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
A.M.A.;  Delta  Psi ;  Phila.  Coll.  of  Physicians. 
Clubs:  St.  Davids  G.C. ;  Pa.  Varsity ;  Racquet ; 
Mask  and  Wig;  St.  Anthony.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Agnes  Shober,  Sept.  19,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: William  D.,  Jr.,  age  4;  Samuel  S.  (in- 
fant). Office:  1011  Clinton  St.,  Phila.  Pa.  Home: 
1926  Pine  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

STROUT,  EDWIN  A.,  JR.,  football.  Bom: 
Seattle,  Wash.,  June  30,  1890.  Son  of  Edwin  A. 
and  Cora  (Taylor)  Strout.  Ed.:  St.  Luke's 
Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1912. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  St.  Luke's  Sch.  F.B. 
and   B.B.   teams    (chosen   All-Sch.   q.b.,    Phila., 


1907).     1909-11,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  squad.     1911, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  War 
Record:  1st  R.O.T.C.  Camp  Presidio,  Calif.; 
1st  Lt.,  Inf.  Army  Bayonet  Sch.,  Ft.  Sill,  Okla.; 
Aide,  Gen.  Lucien  G.  Berry,  60th  F.A.  Brig., 
France;  capt.  Forward  Obs.  off.  1st  U.  S.  Army 
Corps,  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Smith,  Strout  & 
Eddy,  Inc.  (Sec.-Treas.) ;  West  Dairy  Products 
Co.  (Dir.);  Seattle  G.C;  Rotary  Club,  Chamber 
of  Commerce;  Rainier  Coll.  C.  Hobby:  Golf 
hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Amy  Driscoll, 
June  29,  1921.  Children:  Edwin  A.,  age  5;  Mary 
Helen,  age  3;  Amy  Frances,  age  1.  Office:  Leary 
Bldg.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  732  11th  Ave., 
Seattle,  Wash. 

STRUM,  ARTHUR  L.,  football,  basketball. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Mar.  5,  1894.  Son  of 
Louis  E.  and  Josephine  (Olson)  Strum.  Ed.: 
B.E.,  La  Crosse,  Wis.  State  Teachers  Coll. ; 
Univ.  111. ;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  LaCrosse  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1915,  mem.  La  Crosse  Teachers  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  h.b.,  Wis.  Teachers  Coll.  conf.) 
1916,  mem.  La  Crosse  Teachers  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (All-State  Guard,  Wis.  Teachers  Coll. 
conf.)  1917,  ath.  dir.,  Normal  Sch.  (Aberdeen, 
S.  Dak.)  1920,  dir.  of  aths.,  State  Teachers 
Coll.  (Oshkosh,  Wis.)  1920-23,  dir.  of  Phys.  Ed., 
Fort  Wayne  (Ind.).  1923-27,  dir.  of  Phys.  Ed., 
Ind.  State  Coll.  for  Teachers  (Terre  Haute, 
Ind.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  of  Phys.  Ed.  Mil. 
Service:  Student,  1st  O.T.C. ;  1st  Lt.,  Instr.,  2nd 
O.T.C. ;  capt.,  365th  Pioneer  Inf.,  Camp  Funston, 
Kans.  Affiliations :  Ind.  I.C.  Conf. ;  Natl.  Educ. 
Asso.;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso.;  Playground  Asso.; 
Elks.  Married:  Agnes  K.  Denney,  Sept.  2,  1920. 
Children:  Robert,  age  3.  Office:  I.S.N.S.,  Terre 
Haute,  Ind.  Home:  2209  So.  Center  St.,  Terre 
Haute,  Ind. 

STRUPPER,  GEORGE  EVERETT,  JR.,  foot- 
ball and  officiating  sports.  Born:  Columbus, 
Ga.,  July  26,  1896.  Son  of  George  Everett,  Sr. 
and  Bessie  (Hatcher)  Strupper.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Sch.  for  Boys  (Stone  Mountain,  Ga.)  ;  Riverside 
M.  A.  (Gainsville,  Ga.)  ;  Georgia  Tech.,  B.S.  and 
M.E.,  1918. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Univ.  Sch.  for  Boys 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1914,  mem. 
Ga.  Tech.  Freshman  F.B.  team  (capt.).  1915-18, 
mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt,  track  team,  1918;  All-South,  h.b.,  1914-17  ; 
All-Amer.  F.B.  team,  1917;  capt.-elect,  F.B. 
1918).  1916-22,  mem.  Atlanta  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.,  1922).  1918,  mem.  Camp  Gordon  Service 
team.  1923,  asst.  coach  Mercer  Univ.  1920-28, 
official  and  referee  for  F.B.  in  South.  Officiated 
as  Umpire  Ntal.  Champ,  game  Carnival  of  the 
Roses,  Pasadena,  Cal. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  and  retail  tire 
merchant.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  Everett  Strapper, 
Inc.  (Atlanta,  Ga.)  ;  Secy,  and  Treas.,  Everett 
Strapper,  Inc.  (Columbus,  Ga.)  ;  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon;  C.C.  of  Columbus,  Ga. ;  Scottish  Rite 
Mason ;  Lion's  Club.  Married:  Odelle  Embry 
Hunt,  Mar.  9,  1921.  Office:  1248  1st  Ave., 
Columbus,  Ga.  Home:  1120  3rd  Ave.,  Colum- 
bus, Ga. 

STRYKER,  HARRY  LOUIS,  All  Ohio  full 
back,  1925-27.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Dec.  17, 
1905.  Son  of  Harry  C.  and  Amelia  (Stoller) 
Stryker.  Ed.:  East  Tech.  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Miami 
Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  East.  Tech.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (Natl.  Sch.  F.B. 
champs.,  1922).  1924-27,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All-Ohio  f.b.).  1925,  hon.  mention  on 
Knute   Rockne's   AU-Amer.   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon;  "M"  Club  (Miami  Univ.).  Ad- 
dress: 1329  E.  80th  St.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

STUBBS,  JOSEPH,  coach  Harvard  hockey 
team.  Born:  Newton,  Mass.,  Apr.  28,  1899.  Son 
of  Frank  Raymond  and  Ethel  (Dow)  Stubbs. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1920. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  hoc- 
key B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1917-18,  mem.  Har- 
vard informal  F.B.  hockey  and  B.B.  teams. 
i  920,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hocke  yteam  and 
ind  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  asst.  coach,  Harvard 
hockey  team.  1927-28,  head  coach,  Harvard 
hockey  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hockey  coach,  Harvard. 
Mil.  Service:  Mil.  Training  Camp  of  U.S.A.,  Har- 
vard ;  capt.,  R.O.T.C,  Harvard ;  instr.  bayonet, 
Lancaster,  Mass. ;  2nd  Lt.,  Inf. ;  mem.  R.O. 
U.S.A. ;  discharged  Apr.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Hasty 
Pudding  Club;  Harvard  Club  of  Boston;  Har- 
vard Varsity  Club;  Institute  of  70  (Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon)  ;  Newton  Squash  and  Tennis  Club; 
Braeburn  Skating  Club.  Hobby:  Hockey.  Mar- 
ried: Joy  Delano,  Oct.  30,  1926.  Address:  988 
Memorial  Drive,  Cambridge,   Mass. 

STUHLDREHER,  HARRY  A.,  one  of  the 
famous  "Four  Horsemen,"  Notre  Dame  Univ., 
1925.  Born:  Massillon,  Ohio.  Oct.  14,  1901.  Son  of 
Wm.  J.  and  Flora  Stuhldreher.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ. 
Notre  Dame,  1925. 

Record :  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  Notre  Dame  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (Natl.  Coll.  champs,  and  one  of 
famous  "Four  Horsemen,"  1925).  Head  coach, 
Villanova   Coll.   F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  F.B.  coach  and  gen. 
mgr.,  Harry  Stuhldreher  Tire  Co.,  Inc.  Affilia- 
tions: Vet.  A.A. ;  Penn  A.C.  (Phila.)  ;  Villanova 
A.A.   (Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf.     Office:  5G6  Lancaster 


Ave.,  Byrn  Mawr,  Pa.     Home:  21  Elliott  Ave., 
Bryn  Mawr,  Pa. 

STURDY,  HENRY  FRANCIS,  track,  basket- 
ball, tennis.  Born:  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  17, 
1884.  Son  of  Edward  Wm.  and  Edith  (Lockwood) 
Sturdy.  Ed.:  A.B.,  St.  John's  Coll.,  1906;  A.M. 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  St.  John's  Coll.  track 
team.  1910-25,  Bskt.B.  official.  1913-15, 1.C.  League 
Official.  1916-26,  Adv.,  Bskt.B.  Rules  Com.,  Natl. 
Coll.  A.A.  1920-28,  head  coach  (amateur)  U.S. 
N.A.  tennis  team.  1921-28,  during  this  period 
West  Point  was  beaten  the  only  two  years  dual 
matches  were  ever  played  with  them  (in  1923 
and  in  1924),  tennis  being  the  only  sport  be- 
tween the  two  academies  in  which  the  Naval 
Academy  has  been  neither  defeated  nor  tied.  In 
the  seasons  of  1927  and  of  1928  the  No.  1  doubles 
team  of  Howard,  W.  E.,  Jr.  and  Farrin,  J.  M. 
Jr.,  was  never  defeated  in  a  college  match.  1921- 
28,  mem.  exec,  com.,  Navy  A.A.  1928,  Special 
U.  S.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso.  Inter-Collegiate  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asso.  Prof.,  U.S. N.A.  War 
Service:  Civilian  instr.,  U.S. N.A. ;  Four  Minute 
Speaker ;  mem.  Annapolis  War  Camp  Commun- 
ity Service  on  exec.  com.  Affiliations:  Loyal  Le- 
gion ;  vice-pres.,  Annapolis  Pub.  Lib.  Comn. ; 
Johns  Hopkins  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office: 
Dept.  of  Eng.,  U.S.N.A.,  Annapolis,  Md.  Home: 
85  Shipwright  St.,  Annapolis,  Md. 

STURM,  JUSTIN,  football.  Bom:  Nehawka. 
Nebr.,  Apr.  21,  1899.  Son  of  Andrew  F.  and 
Lola  (McCarthy)  Sturm.  Ed.:  Lincoln  H.  Sch.; 
Culver  Mil.  Acad.;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  The 
Milford    Sch.;    A.B.,   Yale,    1922. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Lincoln  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1915,  mem.  Culver  crew. 
1916-18,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  and 
track  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team 
(chosen  r.e.,  on  All-East.  F.B.  team  by  N.  Y. 
Herald,  N.  Y.  Sun,  Boston  Herald,  Boston  Ad- 
vertiser, and  N.  Y.  World,  1921 ;  chosen  r.e., 
on  All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by  Boston  Amer.  and 
Boston  Transcript,  1921.) 

Pres.  Occupation:  Author.  Married:  Kather- 
ine  McCormick,  June  24,  1922.  Children:  Alex- 
ander, age  4;  Austin,  Jr.,  age  1.  Address:  New- 
town  Turnpike,   Westport,   Conn. 

STUTTLE,  JESS,  golf.  Born:  Lincoln,  111., 
Nov.  24,  1898.  Son  of  Tony  and  Effie  (Hol- 
broke)  Stuttle.  Ed.:  Public  Sens.,  Kansas  City, 
Mo.,  1912 ;  Kansas  City  H.  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1919,  semi-finals  Kans.  City  Amateur 
tourn.,  City  Club.  1920,  won  Kansas  City 
amateur  tourn.,  Blue  Hills  G.C.  1921,  medalist, 
State  amateur  tourn.,  Missouri.  1922,  played 
Trans-Miss.,  Omaha,  Neb.  (3  round).  1924, 
played  Western  Open,  Chicago,  111.    1923-24  and 


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25-26,  pro.  golfer,  Meadow  Lake  C.C.,  Kansas 
City,  Mo.  1927,  tied  for  1st  place,  Mid-West 
P.G.A.,  Meadow  Lake  C.C.  1927-28,  pro.  golfer, 
Meadow  Lake  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Nov.  1,  1918 ;  discharged,  Nov.  11,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Mason.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Leah  Lucille  O'Reare,  May  10,  1926.  Address: 
4527  Forest  Ave.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

STYLES,  CASSIUS  HAYWARD,  archery 
Born:  Essex,  Vt.,  Oct.  25,  1894.  Son  of  Dr.  Wm 
W.  and  Edith  (Hay ward)  Styles.  Ed.:  Bur 
lington  (Vt.)  H.  Sch.,  1912;  Univ.  of  Vt.,  1914 
N.  Y.  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1922,  1st  arrow  loosed  at  big  game, 
long  bow,  killed  Cal.  mountain  lion  instantly. 
1923,  killed  black  bear.  1927,  15th  place  Natl. 
Archery  Tournament  (Boston).  Writer  of  sub- 
jects on  bow  and  outdoor  life. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Retired  Army  officer.  War 
Record:  2nd.  It.,  inf.,  mem.  A.E.F. ;  12th  Aero 
Squadron ;  War  Dept.  citation.  Affiliations: 
Natl.  Archery  Asso. ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Dir.,  Mid-Pac. 
Archery  Asso.;  Zeta  Psi ;  pres.  Univ.  C,  (Los 
Gatos).  Hobby:  Archery.  Married:  Rosamond 
Cummings,  Oct.  12,  1920.  Address:  Los  Gatos, 
Cal. 

SULLIVAN,  DANIEL  EDWARD,  ath.  dir. 
and  coach.  Born:  Watertown,  Mass.,  Aug.  23, 
1887.  Son  of  D.  and  B.  (Mahoney)  Sullivan. 
Ed.:  Watertown  H.  Sch.;  Dean  Acad.;  LL.B., 
Syracuse  Univ.,  1909. 

Record:  1902-03,  capt.  Watertown  H.  Sch.  B. 
B.  and  F.B.  teams  and  mem.  Bskt.B.,  track  and 
hockey  teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Dean  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  (capt.,  '05)  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1906-09, 
mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  and  B.B.  (catcher) 
teams.  1909,  joined  Boston  Natl.  League  pro. 
B.B.  Club.  1909-10,  mem.  Harrisburg  Tri-State 
League  pro.  B.B.  Club.  1910-28,  ath.  coach,  and 
phys.  dir.  Dean  Acad.  Mgr.  and  player,  summer 
cnamp.  B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach  and  phys.  dir. 
Dean  Acad.  Affiliations:  Univ.  C.  (Boston)  ; 
Gamma  Eta  Gamma.  Married:  Alice  O'Donnell, 
Jan.  1,  1919.  Children:  Alice  Dean,  age  4.  Office: 
P.  O.  Box  131,  Franklin,  Mass.  Home:  122  Rus- 
sell Ave.,  Watertown,  Mass. 

SULLIVAN,  FRANK  JAMES,  swim,  coach, 
Princeton.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  June  7,  1S8U. 
Son  of  Richard  and  Anne  (Kett)  Sullivan. 
Ed.:  Chicago  Public  Sch. 

Record:  1903,  Amer.  underwater  swimming 
champ.,  228  ft.  (swam  for  Chicago  Cen.  Y.M.C. 
A.)  ;  swimming  coach  Evanston  Y.M.C.A.  1904, 
swimming  coach  Chicago  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.  1906, 
swimming  coach  111.  A.C.  1910,  swimming  coach 
Mo.    A.C,    St.    Louis,    Mo.     1911-28,    swimming 


coach  Princeton.  1921-28,  mem.  N.C.A.A.  Rules 
Com.  1924,  mem.  Exec.  Com.,  Amer.  Olympic 
Com.  1928,  mem.  Swimming  Com.,  Amer.  Olym- 
pic Asso.  Author  of  "Science  of  Swimming." 
Editor,  Official  Intercollegiate  Swimming  Guide. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Swimming  coach,  Princeton. 
Mil.  Service:  Instr.  Junior  Plattsburgh  Training 
Camp.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Nassau  Club  (Prince- 
ton, N.  J.)  ;  Annex  Club  (Princeton,  N.  J.). 
Office:  Annex  Club,  Princeton,  N.  J.  Home: 
Box  218,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


SULLIVAN,  JOHN  FRANCIS,  football  and 
basketball  official.  Born:  Newport,  R.  I.,  July 
22, 1886.  Son  of  Jeremiah  and  Mary  A.  Sullivan. 
Ed.:  St.  Jos.  H.  Sch.   (Newport). 

Record;:  Mem.  St.  Jos.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  (pitcher)  teams.  Pitcher,  Newport  B. 
and  B.B.  (pitcher)  teams.  Pitcher,  Newport 
B.B.  team.  1904-05,  mem.  Newport  Holy  Name 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  '05).  1904-06,  capt.  Ranger 
F.B.  team.  1905-06,  pitcher,  Old  Colony  B.B. 
team  (City  League).  1906-07,  capt.  Father 
Mathew  F.B.  team;  held  high  single  Bowling 
champ,  and  Duck  Pin  Contest  (score,  145). 
1906-08,  mem.  Naval  Reserves  Bskt.B.  team 
Naval  Reserves  F.B.  team.  1910,  coach  Rover 
A.C.  F.B.  team.  1911-12,  coach  Richmond  A.A. 
F.B.  team.  H.  Sch.  and  Prep  Sch.  referee. 
New  Eng.  Bskt.B.  referee  (having  assignments 
for  all  important  Army  and  Navy  champs.). 
1915-28,  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  1918-28, 
mem.  Cen.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  supt.,  Newport  Daily 
News.  War  Record:  mem.  Newport  Naval  Res. ; 
mem.  R.I.  N.G.  (12  yrs.)  ;  receiving  service 
medal  for  excellency  in  drilling  and  snapshoot- 
ing; discharged  Q.M.  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  stock- 
holder T.  T.  Pitman  Newspaper  Pub.  Corp. 
Hobby:  Swimming,  skating  and  bowling.  Mar- 
ried: Elizabeth  Mary  Harrington,  Nov.  25, 1912. 
Children:  John  Francis,  Jr.,  age  14;  Elizabeth 
Mary,  age  12;  Jean,  age  10.  Office:  207  Thames 
St.,  Newport,  R.  I.  Home:  5  Currey  Ave.,  New- 
port, R.  I. 


SULLIVAN,  ROBERT  OWEN,  basketball. 
Born:  Mandan,  N.  Dak.,  Sept.  9.  1900.  Son  of 
James  O.  and  Martha  (Schroeder)  Sullivan. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  A.B.,  LL.B. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt., 
Coast  Arty.  Sch.  Troops,  Fortress  Monroe,  Va. 
Affiliations:  Sigma  Phi  Epsilon  ;  State  Bar  Asso. ; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Office:  1006  Mer- 
chants Bk.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  784  Holly 
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SULLIVAN,  THOMAS  TALBOT,  football, 
baseball.  Born:  Masseua  Springs,  N.  Y.,  Sept. 
14,  1892.  Son  of  Eugene  and  Cora  (Crooks) 
Sullivan.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1914;  Colum- 
bia Law  Sch. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Colgate  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1914,  asst.  coach  Colgate  Univ.  1915, 
head  coach  Compton  H.  Sch.  (Calif.)  F.B.  team 
(champs.).  1916,  head  coach  George  Washing- 
ton Univ.  (D.  C.)  F.B.  team.  1918,  head  coach 
Camp  Merritt  (N.  J.)  F.B.  team.  1919-20,  head 
coach  Bates  Coll.  (Lewiston,  Me.)  F.B.  team. 
1921,  mem.  coaching  staff  Colgate  Univ.  (Hamil- 
ton, N.  Y.).  1922,  mem.  coaching  staff  Clarkson 
Coll.  (Potsdam,  N.  Y.).  1925-27,  head  coach  St. 
Lawrence  Univ.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  ath.  coach,  head  of 
dept.  and  prof.  phys.  ed.  and  hygiene.  Mil. 
Service:  Attended  2nd  O.R.T.C,  Ft.  Niagara,  N. 
Y.,  1917;  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  F.A.,  attached  77th 
Div.,  Camp  Upton,  L.  I. ;  Comndr.  Co.  H,  Camp 
Merritt,  N.  J.  Affiliations:  mem.  Sullivan  and 
Whalen  (attys.)  ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Skull  and  Scroll;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa  ;  A.L.  Chios:  Potsdam  G.C. ;  Massena  G. 
C. ;  St.  Lawrence  Univ.  G.C. ;  Citizens  C.  of 
Massena  (N.  Y.)  ;  The  Canton.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  St.  Lawrence  Univ.,  Canton,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Massena,  N.  Y. 

SUMMA,  HOMER  WAYNE,  rightfielder  Cleve- 
land Indians,  1922-28.  Born:  Gentry,  Mo.,  Nov. 
3,  1899.  Son  of  Lester  and  Frances  (Walker) 
Summa.  Ed.:  Albany  H.  Sch.  (Mo.)  ;  Univ.  Mo., 
1918. 

Record:  1918,  mem.  Univ.  Mo.  B.B.  team. 
1919,  played  with  St.  Louis  Cardinals;  played 
on  Mobile,  Ala.,  (South.  League)  B.B.  team; 
went  to  Birmingham  by  waivers  and  finished 
season.  1920,  farmed  out  to  Norfolk,  Va. ;  sold 
to  Pittsburgh  Pirates.  1921,  farmed  out  to 
Rochester  Internat.  League.  1922,  sold  to  Wich- 
ita Falls  (Tex.  League)  ;  bought  by  Cleveland 
Indians. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Cleveland  B.B.  Club.  Married: 
Gertrude  Donnelly,  Dec.  31,  1926.  Children:  Jean 
Marie,  age  7  (former  marriage)  ;  Audrey  Anne 
(infant).  Office:  Cleveland  Ball  Club,  Cleve- 
land, Ohio.    Home:  Gentry,  Mo. 

SURLES,  MAJ.  ALEXANDER  DAY,  mem. 
football  coaching  staff,  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad., 
1919-22.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Aug.  14,  1886. 
Son  of  William  Henry  and  Caroline  (Pascoe) 
Surles.  Ed.:  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.  (Orchard  Lake, 
Mich.)    ;  Univ.  Mich.;  U.S.M.A.,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  Mich.  Mil.  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  bockey  teams.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  Mich, 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1906-11,  mem.  U.S.M.A. 
F.B,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams,    (awarded 


army  A.A.  saber,  1911).  1915,  mem.  South. 
Dept.  polo  team  (Mil.  P.P.I.E.  champ.).  1919,  in 
charge  inter-allied  games  track  and  field  events 
at  Paris.  1919-22,  mem.  F.B.  coaching  staff, 
U.S.M.A.     1923,  coach  3rd  corps  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Maj.  Gen.,  staff  corps, 
U.S.A.  War  Record:  Maj.  reg.  army,  France, 
Mar.,  1918-Aug.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Army  ath. 
Asso.  Hobby:  Horses.  Married:  Anne  Lee  Gaines. 
Children:  Alexander  D.,  Jr.,  age  12 ;  William 
Gaines,  age  7.  Address:  Div.  Hqrs.,  Fort  Bliss, 
Tex. 

SURTEES,  CALVIN,  capt.  football,  St.  Mary's 
Univ.,  1927.  Born:  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  Apr.  15, 
1906.  Son  of  Thos.  and  Marie  (Pinn)  Surtees. 
Ed.:  Main  Ave.  H.  Sch.  (San  Antonio,  Tex.), 
1926;  St.  Mary's  Univ.,  1929. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Main  Ave.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (won  district  champ.  Interschol.  League 
of  Tex.  H.  Schs ;  capt.,  1925 ;  tied  for  1st  place, 
Southwest  F.B.  League,  of  Tex.).  1926,  mem. 
Main  Ave.  H.  Sch.  track  team  (won  State  H. 
Sch.  meet ;  mem.  medley  relay  which  set  new 
H.  Sch.  record).  1926-28,  mem.  St.  Mary's 
Univ.  F.B.  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
Bank  of  Commerce  of  San  Antonio.  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  golf.  Address:  320  McLane  Ave., 
San  Antonio,  Tex. 

SUTER  HERMAN,  football,  baseball.  Born: 
Greensburg,  Pa.,  Dec.  10,  1875.  Son  of  Henry 
S.  and  A.  (Sybella)  Suter.  Ed.:  Pa.  State  Coll.; 
Princeton. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  Pa.  State  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1895-98,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team.  1896-99, 
mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team.  1899-1910,  coach, 
Univ.  So.  (Sewanee,  Tenn.)  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams.  1901-02,  coach  Georgetown  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupations :  Newspaper  broker;  Assoc, 
with  Palmer,  Dewitt  &  Palmer  (N.  Y.  C). 
War  Service:  Served  in  U.  S.  foreign  press  cable 
and  wireless  service ;  stad.  in  N.  Y.  and  Paris, 
France ;  later  attached  to  staff  of  Amer.  Comn. 
to  negotiate  peace  in  Paris.  Club:  Natl.  Press 
(D.  C).  Married:  Laura  Van  Zandt  Owens, 
1916.  Children:  (stepdaughters)  Mrs.  Dora 
Owens  Smedley ;  Alice  Owens.  Office:  350  Mad- 
ison Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  50  Tangle- 
wylde  Ave.,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 

SUTPHIN,  SAMUEL  BRADY,  football.  Born: 
Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Mar.  1,  1879.  Son  of  Isaac  V. 
and  Katherine  (Brady)  Sutphin.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Yale,  1900. 

Record:  1896-97,  1900.  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 
1897,  mem.  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  The  Beveridge  Paper 
Co.    Affiliations:    Dir.   Union   Trust   Co.;    pres. 


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Natl.  Paper  Stock  Co.;  Dir.  Kingan  &  Co. 
Clubs:  Racquet  and  Tennis  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.); 
Yale  Club  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.);  The  Chicago  (Chi- 
cago, 111.);  Univ.  Married:  Agatha  Reid,  Mar. 
17,  1909.  hildren:  Samuel  Reid,  age  16;  Dudley 
Vanness,  age  14.  Office:  17  W.  Wash.  St..  Indian- 
apolis, Ind.  Home:  1000  N.  Dela.  St.,  Indian- 
apolis,  Ind. 

SUTTON,  EDWARD  ALOYSIUS,  umpire  Vir- 
ginia State  League,  1923  and  S.  Atlantic  League, 
1926.  Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Dec.  3,  18S3.  Son  of 
John  D.  and  Mary  D.  (Bresnahan)  Sutton.  Ed.: 
Georgetown  Univ. ;  C.E.,  George  Wash.  Univ., 
1907. 

Record:  1902,  capt.  Olympia  A.C.  F.B.  team. 
1903-05,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1907,  mem.  George  Wash.  Univ.  F.B.  team ; 
chosen  for  South.  Conf.  2nd  F.B.  team.  1922, 
coach,  St.  John's  Coll.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1923, 
umpired  Virginia  State  League.  1926,  umpire 
in   S.  Atlantic  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clk.,  Treasury  Dept.  Mil. 
Service:  Pvt.,  Spanish-Amer.  War,  served  in 
Philippine  Islands ;  commd.  2nd  Lt.,  O.D.  in 
World  War,  stationed  at  Camp  Raritan,  New 
Brunswick,  N.  J.  and  Camp  Hancock,  Augusta, 
Ga.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Ethel  T. 
Dant,  Wash.,  D.  C,  Aug.  11,  1906.  Child:  Paul 
F.,  age  20.  Office:  Treasury  Dept..  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  912  5th  St.  N.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

SWAEM,  LORING  TIFFANY^  rowing.  Born: 
Claremont.  N.  H.,  Dec.  11,  1882.  Son  of  Joseph 
S.  and  Caroline  T.  (Dyer)  Swaim.  Ed.:  Volk- 
mann   Sch. ;   Harvard,  A.B.,   1905 ;   M.D.,   1909. 

Record:  1900-01,  mem.  Volkmann  Sch.  crew 
(capt.,  1901).  1902,  mem.  Harvard  freshman 
crew.  1903,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1912, 
mem.  Union  Boat  Club  crew  (Henley  Race, 
Phila.,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Brotherhood  Soc.  Clubs:  Chestnut  Hill  Study; 
Chestnut  Hill  Plant;  Harvard  (Boston,  Mass.)  ; 
Durbury  Yacht ;  Acsculatian.  Hobby:  Archery, 
camping  and  yachting.  Married:  Madeleine  K. 
Gill,  1913.  Children:  Shirley  T.,  age  13;  Lor- 
ing  T.,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Thomas  G.,  age  6.  Office: 
Marlboro,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  131  Suffolk 
Rd.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 

SWAIN,  ROBERT  CUTHBERTSON,  track. 
Born:  Palo  Alto,  Calif.,  Sept.  14,  1907.  Son  of 
Robert  Eckles  and  Harriet  (Cuthbertson) 
Swain.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford,  1928. 

Record:   1926-28,  mem.   Stanford  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma ;  Phi  Lambda  Upsilon ; 
Los  Altos  G.  and  C.C.  Address:  2  Mirada,  Stan- 
ford Univ.,  Calif. 


SWAN,  CARROLL  J.,  Harvard  track  team, 
1899-1900-1901.  Bom:  Frankerie,  Me.,  July  11, 
1879.  Son  of  Eugene  J.  and  Estelle  (Boston) 
Swan.   Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard  Coll.,  1901. 

Record :  1S99-1902,  mem.  Harvard  Track  team 
(won  half-mile,  1899;  won  cross  country  final, 
1899-1900;  3rd,  Handicap  quarter-mile,  Boston 
Coll.  Indoor  games,  1900 ;  ran  I.C.  half-mile, 
1900 ;  mem.  champ.  2-mile  team,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
relays  (champ,  of  Amer.,  timed  as  fastest  re- 
lay) ;  won  4th  place  I.C.  2-mile,  1901;  won  2- 
mile  Harvard  Handicap  from  scratch,  1901; 
won  3rd  place  Internat.  2-mile,  1901). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A. :  comnd.  Capt.,  Major,  Lt.-Col. ; 
mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations:  Boston  A.A. ;  Harvard 
Varsity  Club ;  dir.  Myon  Acre  Corp.  of  Me. ; 
pres.  "D"  Club  of  Boston ;  Post  Commander,  Mil. 
Order  World  War;  Amer.  Legion;  gov.  Boston 
City  Club ;  dir.  Army  &  Navy  Club ;  dir.  Soldiers 
&  Sailors  Club:  Ex-Service  Men's  Exchange; 
Ad  Men's  Club;  Town  Criers  of  R.  I.;  Springfield 
Adv.  Club:  Brae  Burn  C.C.  Hobby:  Business 
and  comradeship ;  service  to  disabled  service 
men  and  families.  Married:  Mabel  Monaghan, 
1905.  Office:  31  St.  James  Ave..  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  1808  Beacon  St.,  Brookline.  Mass. 

SWAN,  FRED  H.,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  foot- 
ball team.  Bom:  San  Francisco,  Calif..  July  23, 
1901.  Son  of  Fred  and  Florence  (Haveside) 
Swan.  Ed.:  Berkeley  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford 
Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Berkeley  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  guard.  1919  and  21).  1922,  mem. 
Olympic  Club  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Stanford 
freshman  F.B.  team  (capt.).  1924-27,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  F.B.  team  (All-Coast  guard,  1924. 
25  and  26;  played  on  Conf.  champ,  team.  1924 
and  26;  capt.,  1926).  1927,  mem.  Ernie  Dole's 
Eskimos  on  Pacific  Coast. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Burlingame  H.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Loyal  Knights:  Elks;  Palo  Alto 
Advisor ;  Alpha  Pi  Epsilon ;  Kappa  Alpha  ;  Skull 
and  Snakes;  Quadrangle  Club:  Scarabels. 
Hobby  Football  and  track  and  field.  Married: 
Sybil  Bickerstaff.  Office:  Burlingame  H.  Sch., 
Burlingame,  Calif.  Home:  44  San  Mateo  Drive, 
San  Mateo,  Calif. 

SWANSON,  ERNEST  EVAR,  football,  bas- 
ketball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  DeKalb,  111.. 
Oct.  15,  1902.  Son  of  Abe  and  Anna  (Gustafson) 
Swanson.  Ed.:  DeKalb  Twp.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Lom- 
bard Coll.    (Galesburg,  111.),  1924. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Lombard  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (led  team  in  scoring,  '21;  All-West,  men., 
♦21-'22;  chosen  All-State,  '21-'23 ;  W.  Eckersall's 
3rd  All- West,  and  All-Amer.  men.,  '23;  Notre 
Dame  All-Opponent  team,  '23)  ;  mem.  Bskt.B. 
team    (All-State  guard,   '21;  capt.  and  3rd  All- 


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State,  '22-'23 ;  Marquette  All-Opponent  team, 
'23).  1921-24,  pitcher  Lombard  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(pitched  no-hit  no-run  game  vs.  Lake  Forest 
Coll.,  '24;  faced  only  28  men  in  2  games)  ;  mem. 
track  team  (won  low  hurdles  with  new  records, 
State  meet.  '21 ;  indiv.  honors,  setting  records 
of :  100  yds.,  9  4-5  sees. ;  220  yds.,  22  1-5  sees. ; 
3rd,  low  hurdles,  State  meet.  '22  f  indiv.  honors 
winning  100  and  220  yd.  dashes ;  runner-up 
broad  jump ;  3rd.  low  hurdles,  State  meet ;  won 
100,  220  yd.  dashes,  broad  jump  and  low  hurdles 
Lombard-Bradley  Dual  meet,  '23;  indiv.  honors 
(3rd  consecutive  yr.)  ;  won  300,  220  yd.  dashes, 
broad  jump  and  low  hurdles,  State  meet ;  won 
100.  220  yd.  dashes,  broad  jump  and  low  hurdles 
Lombard-Knox  Dual  meet.  '24).  1st  16  letter 
man  at  Lombard :  mem.  ath.  council.  Pro.  Rec- 
ord: 1918-19.  mem.  DeKalb  pro.  B.B.  team.  1920- 
21,  mem.  Maple  Pk.  (111.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1922- 
23,  mem.  Elburn  (111.)  pro.  B.B.  team.  1923, 
pitched  no-hit.  no-run  game  vs.  Sycamore  (111.). 
1924.  mem.  Aurora  (111.)  pro.  B.B.  team;  mem. 
Moline  pro.  B.B.  team;  sold  Vernon  pro.  B.B. 
team.  Pac.  Coast  League  (led  league  in  stolen 
bases  and  runs  scored,  '26)  ;  mem.  Milwaukee 
(Wis.)  pro.  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Chicago 
"Cardinals"  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Baseball  and  football. 
Affiliations:  Mission  B.B.  C.  (San  Francisco)  ; 
Sigma  Nu.  Married:  Sara  Willits,  1926.  Address: 
827  Lewis  St..  DeKalb,  111. 

SW ANSON,  OSCAR  WILLIAM,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  St.  James,  Minn., 
Oct.  31,  1896.  Son  of  Swan  A.  and  Alma  (Eng- 
walson)  Swanson.  Ed.:  Mech.  Arts  H.  Sch.  (St. 
Paul).  1916:  St.  Thomas  Coll.  (St.  Paul),  1919; 
Univ.  of  Minn..  1922. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Mech.  Arts  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.  (City  champs.,  '16;  All-City  q.b.)  ;  Bskt.B. 
(Twin  City  champs.,  '14-16;  All-City  forward) 
and  B.B.  teams.  1917-19-20,  mem.  St.  Thomas 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  '17;  All-State 
end,  '17).  1917-8.  '20-21,  mem.  St.  Thomas  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (State  champs.,  '17-18:  All-State 
forward,  '17-18;  capt.,  '20-21).  1921-22,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Nolan  Bros.,  Contrac- 
tors. Naval  Service:  Pilot,  Naval  Aviation; 
Stationed  at  Dunwoody  Inst.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.,  and  at  Miami,  Fla.  Affiliations:  "M"  C. 
(Univ.  of  Minn.);  Calhoun  Beach  C.  (Min- 
neapolis); Swanson  Realty  Co.,  Inc.  (St.  Paul), 
treas.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Helen  Ann 
Lynch,  April  5,  1924.  Children:  Oscar  William, 
Jr.,  age  3;  Helen  Ann,  infant.  Office:  20  N.  2nd 
St.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  2142  Palce  St., 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 

SWANSON,  PAUL  HENRY,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Minnesota    golf    team,    1923.      Bom:    St.    Paul, 


Minn.,  Oct.  21,  1900.  Son  of  Nels  J.  and 
Mathilda  (Golby)  Swanson.  Ed.:  Mech.  Arts 
H.  Sch.;   B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
and  golf  teams  (Conf.  hockey  champs.;  capt. 
golf,   1923). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.,  Hoeppner-Bart- 
lett  Co.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt.,  537th  A.A.  Regt., 
Coast  Arty.,  O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma 
Kappa ;  Tau  Beta  Pi ;  Glenwood  G.C.  Married: 
Rose  Marie  Gustafson,  Apr.  7,  1925.  Children: 
Jean  Audrey,  infant.  Office:  414  Grand  Ave., 
Eau  Claire,  Wis.  Home:  323  3rd  Ave.,  Eau 
Claire,  Wis. 

SWANSON,  RANDALL  C,  track.  Born:  Still- 
water, Minn.,  Oct.  15,  1903.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  E.  N.  Swanson.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1926. 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
and  cross-country  teams  (competed  Conf.  cross- 
country meet,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  1924). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Gamma  Rho ;  Alpha  Zeta ;  Isaac  Walton 
League;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby: 
Golf.     Address:  Stanley,  Wis. 

SWART,  IRA  ELLSWORTH,  football  and 
rowing.  Born:  Auburn,  Mich.,  Jan.  12,  1892. 
Son  of  Ira  E.  and  Emma  (Soule)  Swart.  Ed.: 
Rindge  Tech.  Sch.  (Cambridge,  Mass.)  ;  B.L., 
Princeton,  1915. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Rindge  Tech.  Sch. 
crew  and  F.B.  team  (capt.  crew,  1910;  F.B. 
team  won  Intersch.  champ.,  1910).  1911,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  F.B.  team.  1912,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  crew ;  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  squad.  1913-14,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  squad ;  mem.  Princeton  junior  varsity 
crew  (capt.  crew,  1914).  1918,  mem.  Camp  Cus- 
ter Divisional  F.B.  team.  1919.  brigade  ath. 
officer,  160th  Brigade  F.A.  in  France. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising,  Z.  L.  Potter 
Co.  War  Record:  Entered  R.O.T.C.,  Ft.  Sheri- 
dan, May  15,  1917;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.,  330th  Rgt. 
F.A.,  85th  Div.,  Camp  Custer,  Sept.  1,  1917; 
mem.  AE.F. ;  comnd.  1st  Lt.,  Mar.,  1919 ;  dis- 
charged, May  15,  1919.  Affiliations:  Girl  Scout 
Council  (Chrmn.  Finance  Com.,  Binghamton, 
N.  Y.)  ;  Cap  and  Gown  Club  (Princeton)  ; 
Amer.  Legion ;  Binghamton  Club.  Hobby: 
Sketching.  Married:  Marion  Hanrahan.  Oct. 
26,  1921.  Children:  Julia  Reynolds.  Office: 
C/o  Z.  L.  Potter  Co.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  30  Avon 
Rd.,  Binghampton,  N.  Y. 

SWATEK,  CHARLES  M.,  football,  baseball, 
track.  Born:  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  Jan.  13, 
1895.  Son  of  M.  A.  and  Lottie  (Kasl)  Swatek. 
Ed.:  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.;  Kans.  Univ.;  Okla. 
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Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (holder  State  H.  Sen. 
440  yd.  dash  record.  1913).  1914,  mem.  Univ. 
Ivans,  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1915,  mem.  Okla. 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (All  S.  West.  h.b.  and 
mem.  All   S.   West.   Conf.  F.B.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  Aviation  Corps,  Apr.,  1918;  hon. 
disch.,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Vice-pres.,  M. 
A.  Swatek  &  Co. ;  Kappa  Alpha  ;  Masons  ;  K.  T. ; 
Shriner;  Amer.  Asso.  of  Engrs.;  Civitan  C. 
Married:  Anna  Hitch,  Sept.  13,  1920.  Children: 
William,  age  6.  Office:  519y2  W.  Main  St.,  Okla. 
City,  Okla.  Home:  325  E.  15th  St.,  Okla.  City, 
Okla. 

SWATEK,  ROY  E.,  football,  baseball,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Oklahoma  City,  Okla.,  May  23, 
1899.  Son  of  M.  A.  and  Lottie  (Kasl)  Swatek. 
Ed.:  Oklahoma  City  H.  Sch.,  1918;  B.S.,  Okla. 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (mem.  All  State 
F.B.  team,  1917  and  Bskt.B.  team,  1918).  1918- 
21,  mem.  Okla.  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (mem. 
All  S.  West.  F.B.  team,  1919  and  All  Mo.  Valley 
F.B.  team,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations :  Sec.  and  treas.  M.  A. 
Swatek  &  Co. ;  Okla.  State  A.C. ;  Kappa  Alpha  ; 
Asso.  Gen.  Contractors  of  Amer. ;  Amer.  Asso. 
of  Engrs.;  Univ.  C.  Office:  519y2  W.  Main  St., 
Oklahoma  City,  Okla.  Home:  229  E.  11th  St., 
Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

SWEELEY,  EVERETT  MARLIN,  football, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Adel,  Dallas  Co.,  la., 
Mar.  4,  1880.  Son  of  Marlin  J.  and  Alice  (Slo- 
cumb)  Sweeley.  Ed.:  Sioux  City  (la.)  H.  Sen.; 
A.  B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1904. 

Record:  1897-99,  mem.  Sioux  City  H.  Sch.  F. 
B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1899-1902,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1903,  coach  Morningside 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1904-05,  coach  Wash.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team.  1916,  Idaho  State  trapshooting 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
O.T.C.,  Camp  Pike,  Ark.,  1918.  Hobby:  Football 
and  trapshooting.  Married:  Hazel  Browne,  Sept. 
25,  1907.  Children:  Jean  B.,  age  17 ;  Anna  L., 
age  14;  Marlin  J.,  age  4.  Address:  Twin  Falls, 
Idaho. 

SWEELEY,  FRED  EUGENE,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Jersey  Shore,  Pa.,  July 
10,  1905.  Son  of  Jesse  Elmer  and  Emma  Jane 
(Strayer)  Sweely.  Ed.:  Jersey  Shore  H.  Sch.; 
Dickinson  Coll. 

Record:  Mem.  Jersey  Shore  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (3  yrs.,  capt.  Bskt.B.  last  yr.). 
Mem.  Jersey  Shore  H.  Sch.  track  team   (2  yrs.). 


Mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(4  yrs.,  capt.  4th  yr.).  Mem.  Dickinson  Coll. 
track  team  (3  yrs.,  capt.  3rd  yr. ;  hold  Cen.  Pa. 
high  jump  record ;  runner-up,  Middle  Atlantic 
States  meet,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Kappa  Psi;  Skull  and  Key;  Omricron  Delta  Kap- 
pa ;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Reading.  School:  228  W. 
High  St.,  Carlisle,  Pa.  Home:  545  S.  Main  St., 
Jersey   Shore,  Pa. 


SWEET,  CHANNING  FULLERTON,  track. 
Bom:  Denver,  Colo.,  June  12,  1898.  Son  of  Wm. 
E.  and  Joyense  E.  (Fullerton)  Sweet.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville   Sch.;    A.B.,   Princeton,   1921. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Lawrenceville  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  Mem.  Lawrenceville  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1918,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1919-21,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(competed  in  London  with  Oxford,  1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Live  stock.    Naval  Service:. 
2nd  Lt,  F.A.,  U.S.A.    Married:  Elizabeth  Mar- 
tin, 1922.    Children:  Channing,  3rd,  age  4 ;  Kath- 
erine,  age  3.    Address:  M.  R.  A.,  Pueblo,  Colo. 


SWEETLAND,  EDWIN  REGUR,  mem.  Cor- 
nell F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  and  crew.  Bom: 
Dryden,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  10,  1875.  Son  of  George  J. 
and  Hannah  L.  (Marsh)  Sweetland.  Ed.:  Dry- 
den H.  Sch. ;  Union  Coll. ;  B.S.A.,  Cornell ;  Ph. 
M.,  Syracuse  Univ. ;  LL.B.  and  M.L.,  Ky.  State 
Univ. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  Union  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1895,  mem.  Union  Coll.  track  team.  1896-99, 
mem.  Cornell  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1898).  1897-99, 
mem.  Cornell  varsity  crew.  1898-99,  mem. 
Cornell  Bskt.B.  team.  1899  and  1903,  coach 
Hamilton  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1900-02,  coach  Syra- 
cuse varsity  crew  and  F.B.  team.  1903-05,  coach 
O.  State  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1906-07,  mem.  coaching  staff,  Cornell.  1907-08, 
coach  Colgate  track  and  F.B.  team.  1909-11, 
coach  Ky.  State  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams. 
1912,  coach  Miami  Univ.  1913-14,  dir.  aths.,  Univ. 
of  W.  Va.  1914-15,  dir.  aths.,  Tulane  Univ.  1916- 
19,  F.B.  coach  Alfred  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farming.  Married:  Hester 
Donnely.  Children:  Edwin  Regur,  Jr.,  age  8. 
Address:  East  Rd.,  Dryden,  N.  Y. 


SWEETSER,  JESS  W.,  National  amateur 
golf  champion,  1922.  Born:  Elkton,  Kentucky, 
April  18,  1902.  Son  of  George  E.  and  Nancy 
(Boone)  Sweetser.    Education:  B.S.,  Yale,  1923. 

Record:  1920-21,  member  of  Yale  golf  team. 
1921-22,  member  of  Yale  track  team  (ran  on 
the  2-mile  relay  team ;  won  the  Intercollegiate 
American  Amateur  Athletic  Association  cham- 
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pion.       1922-25,     Metropolitan     golf     champion. 
1926,  British  amateur  champion. 

Present  Occupation:  Broker.  Affiliations: 
Otis  &  Company ;  Delta  Psi.  Clnhs:  Ardsley 
Country  ;  Siwanay  Golf :  Garden  City  Golf ;  St. 
Anthony  (Yale).  Married:  Nan  Lewis,  Febru- 
ary 12,  1926.  Children:  Betty,  age  2.  Office: 
15  Nassau  St.,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.  Home:  11 
Lee  Place,  Bronxville,  New  York. 

SWEITZER,  JOSEPH  MEARL,  track  and 
cross  country.  Born:  Churchs  Ferry,  N.  Dak., 
April  16.  1900.  Son  of  Joseph  Studebaker  and 
Mary  (Barton)  Sweitzer.  Ed.:  LL.B.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1923. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team  (broke  Minn,  mile  record,  1920;  won  Big 
10  Indoor  mile  run ;  3rd  place,  Natl,  track  meet 
mile  run.  1921 ;  broke  y2  and  1  mile  records, 
1922).  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross-coun- 
try teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Mil.  Service:  Mem. 
R.O.T.C.  Clubs:  St.  Paul  A.C.  Married:  Helen 
Adair.  Office:  410  Bldrs.  Exch.  Bldg.,  St.  Paul. 
Minn.  Home:  1713  Lincoln  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

SWENSON,  WILLIAM  THEODORE,  tennis, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Iowa  City,  Iowa,  Dec. 
31,  1900.  Son  of  Albert  T.  and  Amanda  (Black- 
lin)  Swenson.  Ed.:  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch. ;  B.A., 
Univ.  of  Iowa,  1926. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (won  Intersch.  champ,  of  Amer., 
1921).  1921,  mem.  Cedar  Rapids  H.  Sch.  Bskt. 
B.  team  (Natl,  champs.;  won  Stagg  Intersch. 
tournament)  ;  won  10  letters  in  H.  Sch.  track. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  swimming  and  tennis.  1923-24, 
capt.  Univ.  Iowa  tennis  team  (runner-up  West. 
Conf.  doubles  champ.,  1923)  ;  mem.  West.  Conf. 
Bskt.B.  squad  (Big  Ten  Conf.  champs.).  1926, 
mem.  Univ.  Iowa  track  team  (West.  Conf.  in- 
door track  champs.)  :  mem.  Iowa  mile  relay 
team  (won  Texas  relay  champ.,  Kans.  relay, 
Drake  relay  and  indoor  Conf.  champ.).  1926-28, 
coach  Clarinda  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Sigma  Delta  Chi ;  Iowa  Officials  Asso. ; 
A.A.U.  Hobby:  Tennis  and  swimming.  Office: 
Box  43,  Clarinda,  Iowa.  Home:  716  4th  Ave.  E., 
Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 


1906-09).  1908-10,  mem.  Ripon  Coll.  Bskt.B. 
team  (All-State  guard,  1908-10;  records:  53  yds. 
place  kick,  1906,  and  50  yds.  place  kick,  1908). 
1908-09,  capt.  Ripon  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1910,  capt. 
Ripon  Coll.  track  team.  1910-11,  coach  Wis. 
Rapids  H.  Sch.  1911-12,  coach  Eau  Claire  (Wis.) 
H.  Sch.  1912-16,  coach  Ellendale  (N.  Dak^ 
Normal  Sch.  1916-20.  coach  Dunwoody  Inst. 
(Minneapolis).  1920-26.  coach  Stevens  Point 
(Wis.)  Normal  Sch.  1926-27,  coach  Aberdeen 
(S.  Dak.)  Normal  Sch.  1927,  coach  Hutchinson 
(Minn.)  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Affiliations: 
Engaged,  Dunwoody  Inst.  (Minneapolis)  ;  N.E. 
A. ;  M.E.A. ;  Union  Club.  Married:  Harriett 
Hazel  Vaughan.  Children:  Margaret  Caroline, 
age  15 ;  Virginia  Vaughan,  age  12 ;  Harriett 
Josephine,  age  10 ;  Joseph,  Jr.,  age  7 :  Betty 
Ann,  age  2.  Address:  326  S.  Franklin  St.,  Hut- 
chinson, Minn. 

SWINBURNE,  EDWARD  D.,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  May  20,  1902.  Son  of  Edward  D. 
and  Mary  (Mahoney)  Swinburne.  Ed.:  Fordham 
Prep. ;  DeLa Salle  Prep. ;  Georgetown  Univ., 
1924 ;  Georgetown  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Fordham  Prep.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (won  mi.  relay  at  Penn 
relays).  1921-22,  mem.  DeLa  Salle  Prep.  Sch. 
track  team ;  1922,  held  record  for  y2  mi.  inter- 
sch. track  meet  (time,  2:01)  ;  won  Yale  intersch. 
V2  mi.  champ. ;  won  y2  mi.  Princeton  intersch. 
indoor  meet ;  won  y2  mi.  N.Y.A.C.  meet.  1923- 
27,  mem.  Georgetown  track  team ;  1923,  won 
Penn  relay  freshman  I.C.  1  mi.  relay.  1924, 
won  1000  yd.  special  race,  N.Y.A.C.  indoor  meet. 
1919-25,  won  y2  mi.  run,  Johns  Hopkins  meet ; 
won  2  mi.  relay  I.C.  champ,  meet,  N.  Y.  (estab. 
world  record,  7:41);  won  1  mi.  relay,  Ohio 
State  relay  carnival ;  broke  2  mi.  record,  Penn 
relay ;  won  2  mi.  relay,  Natl,  champ,  meet  ( San 
Francisco),  rep.  N.Y.A.C.  1926,  broke  1  mi.  relay 
record,  S.  West.  Conf.  (Houston,  Tex.).  1927, 
won  1  mi.  relay  at  Melrose  meet,  N.Y.A.C.  meet 
and  Crescent  meet ;  won  presidents  cup  in 
Meadowbrook  660-yd.  special  race;  won  sprint 
medley  I.C.  relay  champ.,  Penn  relays;  won  y2 
mi.,  N.Y.A.C.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Theta;  Ft.  Washington  Canoe  C,  (N.  Y.  C). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  N.Y.A.C,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  1715  35th  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


SWETLAND,  JOSEPH  ELLSWORTH,  track, 
football.  Born:  Reedsburg,  Wis.,  Nov.  2,  1886. 
Son  of  Geo.  W.  and  Emma  (Fosnot)  Swetland. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Ripon  (Wis.)  Coll.,  1910;  Minn. 
Univ. ;  Wis.  Univ. 

Record:  1902-04,  mem.  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
1906-10,  mem.  Ripon  Coll.  F.B.  team  (State  I.C. 
champs.,  1906-08 ;  All-State  f.b.,  Wis.  I.C.  Conf., 


SYLVESTER,     THEODORE     ROOSEVELT, 

dir.  phys.  ed.  Bom:  Chelsea,  Mass.,  June  27, 
1903.  Son  of  Joseph  H.  and  Mary  V.  (Pearson) 
Sylvester.  Ed.:  Revere  H.  Sch.,  1921;  B.P.E., 
Springfield  Coll.,  1915. 

Record:  mem.  H.  Sch.,  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  teams; 
student  instr.  gym.  (2  yrs.).  Mem.  Springfield 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  (1  yr.)  and  wrestling  (2  yrs.) 


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teams.  1925-28,  dir.  phys.  Ed.,  Williamstown 
(Mass.)  Pub.  Sens. ;  coach,  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  Affiliations: 
Mass.  H.  Sen.  Ath.  Asso. ;  pres.  Williamstown 
Community  Ath.  League ;  Masons ;  R.  A.  M. ; 
Commandery  ;  Natl.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Berkshire  Techs. 
Asso.;  Berkshire  Officials'  Asso.;  Mass.  Tchs. 
Fed. ;  Amer.  Phys.  Ed.  Asso. ;  Amer.  Red  Cross 
Life  Saving  Corps  (examiner).  Married:  Etta 
Baker,  Dec.  27,  1926.  Children:  Theodore  R., 
Jr.,  infant.  Office:  H.  Sen.  Williamstown,  Mass. 
Home:  Slate  Road,  Williamstown,  Mass. 

SYMONDS,  NATHANIEL  GARDINER,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Ossining,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  19, 
1878.  Son  of  Col.  H.  C.  and  Beatrice  (Brand- 
reth)  Symonds.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1901. 


Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  track 
team.     1900-01,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Northeast  dist.  sales  mgr. 
Westinghouse  Electric  &  Mfg.  Co. .'  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  111.  Reserve  Militia,  2nd  Rgt,  Co.  G., 
1917-19.  Affiliations:  Sec.  Berle  Mfg.  Co.;  sec, 
Kaestner  and  Hecht  Co.;  Kappa  Sigma;  trustee, 
Chicago  Boys'  Club;  Art  Inst,  of  Chicago  (life 
mem.)  ;  A.S.M.E.  Clubs:  Union  League  (Chi- 
cago, 111.)  ;  Engrs.  (Chicago,  111.)  ;  Electric 
(Chicago,  111.);  Hinsdale  G.C. ;  Skokie  C.C. ; 
Hinsdale;  Univ.  (Pittsburgh,  Pa.).  Hobby:  Golf 
and  fishing.  Married:  Amy  Irene  Millberry, 
Dec.  25,  1901.  Children:  Henry  Gardiner,  age 
25;  Nathaniel  Millberry,  age  22;  Cortlandt,  age 
15;  Amy  Irene  (deed.).  Office:  111  W.  Wash. 
St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  137  N.  Lincoln  St., 
Hinsdale,  111. 


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TAFT,  CHARLES  P.,  II.,  capt.  Yale  basketball 
team.  1916  and  '17.  Bom:  Cincinnati,  0.,  Sept. 
20,  1897.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Helen  (Her- 
ron)  Taft.  Ed.:  Force  Scb.  (Washington,  D. 
C.)  ;  Taft  Sch.  (Watertown,  Conn.)  ;  Yale,  B. 
A.,   1918;   LL.B.,   1921. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Yale  Bskt.B.  team  (T. 
C.  champs.,  1915  and  '17;  capt.,  1916  and  '17; 
All-East,  guard,  1917).  1916,  mem.  Yale  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (Big  3  champs.  F.B.,  1916). 
1920,  line  coach  Yale  fresh.  F.B.  team.  1921, 
1920,  line  coach  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1921, 
line  coach,  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team;  established 
course  record,  Murray  Bay,  P.Q.,  Golf  Club,  65. 
Golf  champ.,  Murray  Bay  G.C.,  1916  and  '23. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  pvt.  Btty.  A,  12th  F.A.,  May,  1917; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  commd.  2nd  Lt,  Aug.  1,  1918,  1st 
Lt.,  Oct.  20,  191S;  discharged,  Jan.  17,  1919; 
commd.  capt.  F.A.O.R.C.  Affiliations:  Bd.  of 
Dir.,  Cincinnati  Community  Chest,  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Children's  Home ;  Children's  Hospital ;  Colored 
Industrial  Sch.;  Natl.  Council  and  Genl.  Bd., 
Y.M.C.A.'s  of  U.  S. ;  Bd.  of  Dir.,  City  Charter 
€oui. ;  delegate  at  large,  A.A.U. ;  dir.  B/G  Sand- 
wich Shops,  Inc.  Clubs:  Univ.  Club  of  Cin- 
cinnati ;  Country  Club ;  Camargo  Club ;  Yale 
Club  of  N.  Y.  Hobby:  Golf;  squash.  Married: 
Eleanor  Chase,  Oct.  7,  191'7.  Children:  Eleanor 
K.,  age  10;  Sylvia  H.,  age  8;  Seth  C,  age  6; 
Lucia  C,  age  4.  Office:  Court  House,  Cincinnati, 
■0.     Home:  16  Garden  Place,  Cincinnati,  O. 

TAFT,  MERRILL  EDWARD,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
football  team,  1921-23.  Bom:  Whitewater, 
Wis.,  Nov.  29,  1900.  Son  of  Warren  J.  and 
Clara  Louise  (West)  Taft.  Ed.:  Whitewater 
H.  Sch.;  Whitewater  State  Normal  Sch.;  A.B., 
Univ.   of   Wis.,    192-4. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.  team  (capt.).  1921-23.  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (selected  as  f.b.,  Walter 
Eckersall's  All-Conf.  team,  1923). 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Bond  salesman.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F.,  Great  Lakes,  111.  and 
Municipal  Pier ;  discharged  as  musician  2nd 
class,  Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Mil- 
waukee "W"  Club ;  Univ.  Club  of  Milwaukee. 
Married:  Florence  Breitenbach.  Aug.  16,  1927. 
Office:  3rd  and  Cedar  Sts.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Home:  593  Cramer  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

TAGGART,  ROBERT  FRANK,  football.  Born: 
Bowling  Green,  Ind.,  Jan.  18,  1906.  Son  of 
Frank  P.  and  Doris  (Weber)  Taggart.  Ed.: 
Wiley  H.  Sch. ;  Rose  Poly.  Inst.,  1928. 

Record:  1922-23.  mem.  Wiley  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
.and   B.B.   teams.    1924,   mem.    Rose   Poly.    Inst. 


freshman  F.B.  team.  1924-25,  mem.  Rose  Poly. 
Inst,  freshman  Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Rose 
Poly.  Inst,  freshman  track  and  B.B.  teams  (capt. 
B.B.).  1925-28,  mem.  Rose  Poly,  Inst,  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1927-28). 
1926-28,  mem.  Rose  Poly.  Inst.  B.B.  team  (capt., 
1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Xi.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address:  34  S.  17th  St., 
Terre  Haute,  Ind. 

TAITT,  DOUGLASS  JOHN,  pro.  baseball. 
Bom:  Bay  City,  Mich.,  Aug.  3,  1903.  Son  of  Geo. 
R.  and  Maud  (Bradford)  Taitt.  Ed.:  Franklin 
H.  Sch.    (Portland,  Ore.). 

Record:  1925-26,  mem.  Los  Angeles  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (Pacific  Coast  League).  1926,  mem.  Raleigh 
(N.  C.)  pro.  B.B.  Club  (Piedmont  League)  ; 
mem.  Pocatello  (Idaho)  pro.  B.B.  Club  (Utab- 
Ida.  League).  1927,  sold  to  Nashville  pro.  B.B. 
Club  (South.  League).  1928,  mem.  Boston  Red 
Sox  pro.  B.B.  team    (Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Hobby: 
Hunting  and  fishing.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox 
Club,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  1242  N.  Orange 
Grove  St.,  Pasadena,  Calif. 


TALBOTT,  PALL  ROBERT,  golf.  Born:  Lin- 
coln, Nebr.,  Apr.  15,  1871.  Son  of  Richard  C. 
and  Octavia  (McMillan)  Talbott.  Ed.:  De  Pauw 
Univ. ;  Ph.D.,  Nebr.  Coll. 

Record:  1901-22,  participated  in  West,  golf 
champ,  tournament.  1903,  participated  in  Olym- 
pic golf  tournament  (St.  Louis).  1906-12,  won 
Kans.  State  golf  champ.  1912,  qualified  in  Mo. 
State  golf  tournament.  Participated  in  Natl, 
amateur  golf  tournament  (Chicago).  Dir.  (11 
yrs.)  and  vice-pres.  (3  yrs.)  Trans.  Miss.  G.A. 
Former  pres.  Kans.  G.A.  1921-26,  pres.  Mo. 
G.A.   (dir.  1911-28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clergyman.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Shriner;  Elks.  Clubs:  Hickory  Hills 
C.C. ;  Springfield  C.C. ;  one  of  the  two  hon.  mem. 
Wichita  C.C.  (Kans.)  ;  Univ.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
athletics.  Married:  Caroline  Fisher,  Nov.  S, 
1899.  Child:  Tom  R.,  age  20.  Office:  Gas  and 
Electric  Co.,  Springfield,  Mo.  Home:  520  E. 
Walnut  St.,  Springfield,  Mo. 


TALMAN,  HOWARD  PARKER,  All  Amer. 
football  team,  1913-14.  Born:  Spring  Val- 
ley, N.  Y.,  Dec.  9,  1893.  Son  of  Elbert  and  Elea- 
nor (Smith)  Talman.  Ed.:  Rutgers  Coll.;  B. 
Lit,  Univ.  of  Chattanooga. 

Record :  1912,  All-N.  Y.  State  f.b. ;  world's  un- 
official Jr.  discus  throw  (184'4%").  1913-14, 
mem.  Walter  Camp's  3rd  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 


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1913-15,  Middle  States  discus  throw  champ.,  I. A. 
Conf.  meet ;  pres.  record  holder  shot  put 
(130'5").  1914,  runner-up  Crystal  Palace  sprint 
champ.  (London,  Eng.)  ;  goal  tender  of  Peel 
(Isle  of  Man)  soccer  team.  1915,  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
track  team;  capt.  Rutgers  Coll.  track  team  (3rd 
pi.  discus  throw,  Metropolitan  A.A.U.  meet). 
1917-18,  mem.  Army  track  team  (undefeated 
team  of  Pac.  Coast).  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chat- 
tanooga F.B.  team.  1922-23,  coach,  Univ.  of 
Chattanooga.  1924,  coach,  Asheville  (N.  C.) 
H,  Sch.  1925,  coach,  Rollins  Coll.  (Fla.).  1926, 
coach  Farm  Sch.  (N.  C).  1927-28,  coach,  Weav- 
er Coll.  (N.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
1st.  It.,  C.A.C.,  Fort  Scott,  Calif:,  transferred 
Fort  Monroe,  Va.,  Coast  Defenses  of  San  Juan, 
Porto  Rico  from  1917-1919.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Phi ;  Delta  Chi ;  Elks  ;  Criterion  Club.  Married: 
Petronella  Samwel,  July  31,  1926.  Address: 
Weaverville,  N.  C. 

TARBELL,  JOHN  WEATHERBEE,  track. 
Born:  Bangor,  Me.  Son  of  Lester  F.  and  Flor- 
ence (Weatherbee)  Tarbell.  Ed.:  Bangor  H. 
Sch.,  1921;   B.S.,  Bowdoin  Coll.,  1926. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Bowdoin  Coll.  varsity 
track  and  relay  teams  (capt.,  relay,  1926;  won 
Me.  I.C.  quarter-mi.  champ.,  1926;  lead-off  on 
relay  team  that  defeated  Yale  at  B.A.A.  games, 
1925 ;  relay  team  was  undefeated  for  two  yrs. ; 
holder  of  Bowdoin  Coll.  outdoor  quarter-mi. 
record  and  four  indoor  records). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  F.  W.  Wool- 
worth  Co.  Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi;  Mason; 
Shriner;  Univ.  Club  (Boston,  Mass.);  Spuare 
and  Compass  Club  (Boston,  Mass.)  ;  Penobscot 
Valley  C.C.  (Bangor,  Me.).  Office:  55  Summer 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  161  Bay  State  Rd., 
Boston,  Mass. 

TARBERT,  ARLIE,  pro.  baseball.  Born: 
Cleveland,  Ohio,  Sept.  19,  1904.  Son  of  Harry 
and  Ella  (Cathcart)  Tarbert.  Ed.:  East  H.  Sch. 
(Cleveland);  Ohio  State  Univ.,  A.B.,  1927; 
LL.B. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  Bskt. 
B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team,  1927). 
1927,  outfielder,  Boston  Red  Sox  pro.  B.B.  team 
(Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student;  pro.  ball  player. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Rho;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Masons.  Married:  Margaret  Sizelan,  Nov.  1, 
1927.  Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club,  Boston, 
Mass.  Home:  1403  Giddings  Rd.,  Cleveland, 
Ohio. 


TARDY,  WALTER  BENJAMIN,  capt.  U.S. 
N.A.  "Hustlers,"  1896.  Born:  Village  of  Col- 
lins, Ark.,  June  14,  1875.    Son  of  Dr.  Alex  Ben- 


jamin and  Mary  (Vaughn)  Tardy.  Ed.:  Hine- 
man  Univ.  H.  Sch.;  U.  S.  N.  A.,  1898;  P.G., 
Naval  Engr.,  1910. 

Record:  1896,  mem.  U.  S.  N.  A.  Varsity 
"Hustlers"  team  (capt.,  1896).  1897,  awarded 
ath.  sword  for  personal  excellence  in  aths.  1903- 
04,  organ.,  equipped  and  manager  1st  U.  S. 
N.  A.  "Plebe"  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  and  mfrs.  rep.  Wait- 
Record:  Served  in  Spanish-Amer.  War ;  Boxer 
Campaign,  China,  Philippine  Insurrection. 
1898-1902;  fleet  engr.,  res.  fleet,  1915-16.  Affilia- 
tions: Amer.  Soc.  Mech.  Engrs.  (mem.  exec, 
com.,  Balto.  sect.)  ;  Amer.  Soc.  Naval  Engrs. : 
Soc.  Naval  Archts.  &  Marine  Engrs. ;  Mil.  Or- 
der of  Royal  Dragons;  Army  and  Navy  C. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Balto.  Press  C.  (hon.).  Hobby: 
Farming.  Married:  Florence  Nelson,  Mar.  22, 
1902.  Children:  Dorothy  Tardy  Perry,  age  25; 
Anne  Nelson,  age  18;  Crystal  Mary,  age  11. 
Office:  74  Knickerbocker  Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md. 
Home:  205  Hanover  St.,  Annapolis,  Md. 


TATE,  HENRY  BENNETT,  pro.  baseball. 
Born:  Whitwell,  Tenn.,  Dec.  3,  1901.  Son  of  M. 
L.  and  Ida  (Nelson)  Tate.  Ed.:  Birmingham 
(Ala.)   Pub.  Schs. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Edgewater  (Ala.)  pro.  B. 
B.  Club  (T.C.D.  League).  1919,  mem.  W.  Frank- 
fort (111.)  pro.  B.B.  Club.  1920,  mem.-  Carruth- 
ersville  (Mo.)  pro.  B.B.  Club.  1921,  signed  by 
St.  Louis  Browns  (Amer.  League),  farmed  out 
to  Rock  Island  pro.   B.B.  Club   (I.I.I.  League). 

1922,  sold  to  Mobile  pro.  B.B.  Club  and  re- 
leased; mem.  Blytheville  (Ark.)   pro.  B.B.  Club. 

1923,  mem.  Memphis  pro.  B.B.  Club  (South. 
League,.  1924,  sold  to  Wash.  "Senators".  1924- 
2S,  mem.  Wash.  "Senators"  (team  won  World 
Series,  1924,  and  Amer.  League  Pennant,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  ball  player.  Married: 
Pauline  Russell,  Jan.  23,  1924.  Child:  Chas. 
Bennett,  age  3.  Office:  Washington  Ball  Club, 
Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  202  N.  Parkhill,  West, 
Frankford,    111. 


TATE,  WILLIAM  EARL,  pro.  golf.  Born: 
Boston,  Mass.,  July  1,  1903.  Son  of  Wm.  H. 
and  Anna  (Williams)  Tate.  Ed.:  Yonkers  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1921-22,  asst.  pro.  golfer,  Hudson 
River  G.C.  (Yonkers,  N.  Y.).  1923-24,  pro.  golf- 
er, Van  Cortlandt  Pk.  G.C.  (N.  Y.  C).  1924, 
participated  in  Westchester  open  golf  champ. 
1925,  pro.  golfer,  Bass  Rocks  G.C.  (Gloucester, 
Mass.).  1926,  participated  in  Metro,  open  golf 
champ.  (N.  Y.  C.)  and  Shawnee  (Dela.)  open 
golf  tournament.  1927,  pro.  golfer,  Ellenville 
C.C.  (N.  Y.).  1928,  asst.  pro.  golfer,  Forest- 
Hills,  Ricker  Hotel  (Augusta,  Ga.). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Chios:  Forest 
Hills-Rieker ;  Ellenville  C.C.  Hobby:  Teaching 
golf.  Offices:  Forest  Hills-Ricker,  Augusta, 
Ga. ;  Ellenville  C.C,  Ellenville,  N.  Y.  Home: 
150  Warburton  Ave.,  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 


TATGE,  LUTHER  WILLIS,  basketball,  'foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  24, 
1897.  Son  of  Gustavus  J.  and  Wilhelmina 
(Lupa)  Tatge.  Ed.:  Pb.B.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 
1922. 

Record :  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.B. 
team.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  Tatge  and  Tatge 
(Chicago,  111.).  Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Chicago  Bar  Asso.;  Lincolnshire  C.C.  (111.). 
Hobby:  Fishing,  motoring  and  golf.  Married: 
Signe  Wennerblad.  Office:  111  W.  Jackson  Blvd., 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  1626  E.  70th  St.,  Chicago, 
111. 


TATHAM,  HOMER,  capt.  Univ.  of  Minn,  ten- 
nis team,  1926-27.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
May  6,  1902.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Tatham.  Ed.: 
Central  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1928. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (chosen  All-State  guard;  won  State 
champ.).  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  varsity 
tennis  team    (capt.,   1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "M" 
Club ;  Sigma  Chi ;  Scarab  Archt.  Fraternity ; 
pres.  Archt.  Sch.,  Minn.;  Tech.  Com.  of  Archt. 
Sch.    Address:  Sacramento,  Calif. 


TAUBE,  MELVIN  HENRY,  freshman  coach, 
Purdue  Univ.  Bom:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Dec.  20, 
1904.  Son  of  Henry  R.  and  Emma  (Wirth) 
Taube.  Ed.:  Detroit  East.  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Pur- 
due Univ.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(chosen  All-Ind.  Coll.  q.b.,  1925).  1924-26, 
mem.  Purdue  Univ.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(capt.  B.B..  1926;  Bskt.B.  team  tied  for  "Big- 
Ten"  Conf.  champ.,  1926;  chosen  All-Conf.  o.f., 
1926).    1926-28,  freshman  coach  Purdue  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  coach,  Purdue  Univ.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Tau  Delta ;  Field  Sec.  for  Purdue  Alumni  Asso. 
(1926-27).  Married:  Helen  Patrick,  June  9.  1926. 
Office:  Purdue  Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind.  Home:  624 
S.  22nd  St.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

TAUSSIG,  JOSEPH  KNEFLER,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Dresden,  Germany,  Aug.  30,  1S77. 
Son   of  Rear   Adm.   Edward   D.    (U.S.N.)    and 


Ellen    (Knefler)    Taussig.     Ed:    West.   H.    Sch. 
(Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1899. 

Record:  1892-94.  Jr.  mem.  Columbia  A.C. 
(Wash.),  winning  following  events:  1892,  100 
yds.  (boys  under  16)  ;  1894,  D.  C.  batteau  bd. 
champ.,  estab.  record  (9  ft.  2  in).  1894,  mem. 
West.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (won  220 
yd.  hurdle  Inter-H.  Sch.  champ.).  1896-99,  mem. 
U.S.N.A.  track,  gym.  and  wrestling  teams,  win- 
ning following  events :  1896,  high  jump,  broad 
jump,  220  yd.  hurdles;  1897,  220  yd.  hurdles 
(N.A.  record)  ;  1898,  220  yd.  hurdles  (N.A. 
record)  ;  1897-98.  mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (won  drop  kick  competition  for  accuracy, 
'98).  1898-99.  pres.  U.S.N.A.  A.A.  1899, 
awarded  Thompson  trophy  (for  midshipman 
doing  most  for  advancement  of  aths.  at  Acad, 
in  current  year). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.  S.N.  War  Record: 
Spanish-Amer.  War.  1898;  Phillipine  Campaign. 
1900-02;  Boxer  Campaign,  China,  1900;  Cuban 
occcupation,  1906;  Comdr.  1st  Div.  Destroyers 
(war  zone).  1917-18:  awarded  D.S.M.  (U.  S.). 
Affiliations:  Mil.  Order  of  Caraboo :  Mil.  Order 
of  Dragon ;  Queenstown  Asso. :  U.S.N.  Inst. ; 
Soc.  of  Naval  Engrs. ;  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Army  & 
Navy  C.  (Wash..  D.  C.)  ;  Univ.  C.  (Phila.)  ; 
Jamestown  (R.  I.)  C.C;  Wardroom  C  (Bos- 
ton). Married:  Lulie  Johnston.  Children:  Emily 
Johnston,  age  15;  Margaret  Stuart,  age  9; 
Joseph  Knefler,  Jr.,  age  7.  Address:  Naval  War 
Coll..  Newport,  R.  I. 


TAYLOR,  EDMUND  BATTELLE.  football  and 
lacrosse.  Bom:  Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  4,  1904.  Son 
of  Edmund  Blanton  and  Rebecca  (Battelle) 
Taylor.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Lima,  O.),  1921;  U. 
S.  N.  A.,  1925. 

Record :  1918-20.  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1921-24,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  varsity  F.B.  squad  (capt., 
'24;  mem.  All-Amer.,  '23-24).  1922-25.  mem.  U.S. 
N.A.  varsity  lacrosse  squad  (undefeated,  '22-23; 
tied  for  champ,  with  Syracuse,  '23 ;  undefeated 
(defeating  Hopkins  champ,  team  8-1),  '25;  All- 
Amer.  team,  '24-25).  1923-24,  mem.  U.S.N.A. 
boxing  squad.  1926,  asst.  F.B.  coach  U.S.N.A. 
champ  team  1927-28,  referee  and  judge,  Inter- 
Div.  and  Inter-Fleet  boxing  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Naval  officer.  Affiliations: 
U.S.N.A.  A.A. ;  "N"  C.  (U.S.N.A.);  Army  & 
Navy  C  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Married:  Elizabeth 
Fay  Valiant,  Sept.  1,  1926.  Children:  Elizabeth 
Way,  infant.    Address:  Wardour,  Annapolis,  Md. 


TAYLOR,  GEORGE  HERBERT,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
swimming,  football  and  track.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  June  7,  1892.  Son  of  George  H.  and  Georgie 
B.  (Smith)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Hyde  Park  H.  Sch., 
1911;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1915. 


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Record:  1909-11,  inem.  Hyde  Park  H.  Sch. 
swimming  team  (capt.).  1911,  mem.  Hyde  Park 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis. 
swimming  team  (won  Conf.  champ.,  200  yd. 
breast  stroke;  won  100  yd.  back  stroke,  1913; 
held  I.C.  record  of  2:45  in  200  yd  breast  stroke). 
1915-27,  mem.  Chicago  A.A.  water  polo  team 
(Cen.  A.A.U.  champs.,  1916;  mem.  water  polo 
champ,  team.  1926);  1916-20  and  22-27,  com- 
peted for  Chicago  A.C.  in  swimming  (won  Natl. 
A.A.U.  champ.,  200  yd.  breast  stroke,  1919  and 
20.).  3920,  mem.  Olympic  team,  Antwerp,  in 
swimming,  200  and  400  meter  breast  stroke. 

Pies.  Occupation:  Securities  salesman.  Affili- 
ations: Chicago  A.A.;  Lage  &  Co.  (investment 
bankers);  Chi  Psi;  Lake  Geneva  Yacht  Club. 
Office:  208  S.  LaSalle  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home: 
5233  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago,  Ilk 

TAYLOR,  JACKSON,  student  mgr.,  Intra- 
mural Ath.,  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1924-26.  Bom:  Lew- 
iston,  Me.,  Nov.  4,  1905.  Son  of  Wm.  John  and 
Margret    (Peables)    Taylor.     Ed.:    Wausau    H. 

Sch.;    Bates    Coll.    (Lewiston,    Me.);    Univ.    of 
Wis.,  1926. 

Record,:  1920-22,  mem.  Wausau  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  track  squad. 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  squad.  1923-26, 
student  mgr.  Intramural  Ath.,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
(first  major  "W"  awarded  for  intramural 
work).  1926-27,  mem.  N.  Y.  Adv.  Agencies 
League  Bskt.B.  and  bowling  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising.  Affiliations: 
K.  H.  McCann  Co.,  N.  Y.  C. ;  Tau  Kappa  Epsi- 
lon ;  Alpha  Kappa  Psi ;  Beta  Gamma  Sigma ; 
Bates  Coll.  Club  of  N.  Y.  C. ;  Wis.  Club  of 
N.  Y.  C. ;  "W"  Club.  Office:  285  Madison  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.    Home:  2  W.  86th  St.,  N.  Y.  C.,  N.  Y. 

TAYLOR,  JAMES  A.,  track.  Born:  New  York 
City,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  21,  1881.  Son  of  Jno.  S.  and 
Mary  (Steele)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Columbia  Univ., 
A.B.,  1905;  LL.B.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-05,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  track 
team,  (second,  Natl.  Jr.  %  mi.  champ.,  1904; 
capt.,  1905 ;  held  Columbia  Univ.  y2  mi.  record, 
time,  1:59,  1905-10).  1906-08,  mem.  I.A.A.C. 
and  N.Y.A.C.  track  team  (mem.  world  record 
2  mi.  relay  team,  1906).  1923-28,  asst.  to  pres., 
I.C.A.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Hobby:  Track  ath- 
letics. Married:  Clara  Thomas,  May  25,  1918. 
Children:  Louis,  age  8 ;  Steele,  age  4.  Office:  57 
E.  56th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  25  Outlook- 
Pi.,  Glen  Ridge,  N.  J. 


TAYLOR,  JOHN  COARD,  track.  Born:  Cran- 
ford,  N.  J.,  Jan.  1,  1901.  Son  of  Geo.  Franklin 
and  Mabel  (Voohees)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Kent  Sch.; 
B.A.,  Princeton,  1923. 


Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Princeton  track  team 
(holder  Princeton  low  hurdle  record;  Natl.  220 
yd.  low  hurdle  champ.).  1924,  broke  world's 
record  for  400  meter,  Olympic  tryouts ;  placed 
5th  in  Olympic  finals  400  meters  event,  Paris, 
(handicapped  by  injury). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sales  mgr.,  Ethyl 
Gas.  Corp.  (N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  N.Y.A.C;  Prince- 
ton (N.  Y.)  ;  Univ.;  York  Downs  Golf  C. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mildred  McLaughlin, 
Oct.  31,  1924.  Children:  Robert  S.,  age  3 ;  John 
Coard,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office:  25  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.  Home:  84  Eagle  Rockway,  Montclair, 
N.  J. 

TAYLOR,  JOHN  KEPLER,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball  and  track.  Born:  Yadkinville, 
N.  C,  Jan.  1,  1894.  Son  of  Francis  and  Sarah 
(Zachary)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Yadkinville  State  Nor- 
mal, 1910;  Howard  Coll.  (Birmingham,  Ala.), 
1912;  Univ.  of  Ala.,  A.B.,  1913;  B.S.,  1914; 
LL.B.,   1917. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Howard  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  (capt.,  '12)  and  track  teams.  1911-12,  mem. 
Howard  varsity  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1915- 
16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  F.B.  (men.  All- 
South.,  '16)  team,  and  coach,  freshman  F.B. 
teanl  (champs.).  1916,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  B.B. 
team.  1920-22,  F.B.  Official,  S.I.A.A  capt.,  82nd 
Div.  All-Amer.   F.B.  team,  France. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney,  Altman,  Taylor 
and  Koernig.  War  Record:  Mem.  82nd  Div., 
A.E'.F.  (14  mos.)  ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
B.A.C. ;  vice-pres.  Natl.  Packing  Co. ;  Kappa 
Sigma;  Psi  Delta;  Skull  and  Keys;  Masons; 
K.P. ;  A.L. ;  Roebuck  C.C. ;  Amer.  Business 
men's  C. ;  South.  C. ;  Woodward  G.C. ;  Cham- 
ber of  Comm.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  433  1st  Natl. 
Bk.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  706  S.  28th  St., 
Birmingham,   Ala. 

TAYLOR,  RUMSEY  BARNES,  football  and 
basketball.  Born:  Beaver  Dam.  Ohio  Co.,  Ky., 
Dec.  7,  1902.  Son  of  Fred  and  Elfie  (Chapman) 
Taylor.  Ed.:  Princeton  (Ky.)  H.  Sch.,  1921; 
A.B.,  Georgetown  Coll.    (Ky.),  1925. 

Record:  1918-21,  mem.  Princeton  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
Bskt.B.,  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1919- 
20).  1921,  mem.  Georgetown  Coll.  freshman  F.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Georgetown  Coll.  freshman 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1926,  played  inde- 
pendent  Bskt.B.,   Princeton  Kiwanis   Ramblers. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Advertising  mgr.,  Prince- 
ton Lumber  Co.  (Princeton,  Ky.).  Affiliations: 
Pi  Kappa  Alpha;  Alpha  Delta  Sigma;  Mason; 
Kiwanis  Internatl.;  Kiwanis  Club  (Princeton, 
Ky.) ;  Cen.  Bd.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  Officials;  West. 
Ky.  Officials  Asso.  (chrmn.) ;  Ky.  Officials  Asso. 
Hobby:  Music  and  athletics.  Married:  Eleanor 
Campbell.  Children:  Rumsey  B.,  Jr.,  age  1. 
Office:  215  S.  Seminary  St.,  Princeton,  Ky. 
Home:  211  S.  Seminary  St.,  Princeton,  Ky. 


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TAYLOR,  TELFORD,  cross-country,  bicycle 
and  tennis.  Born:  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  24, 
1908.  Son  of  John  B.  and  Marcia  (Estabrook) 
(Jones)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Schenectady  H.  Sch. ;  A. 
B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Schenectady  H.  Sch. 
track  team.  1924,  mem.  Schenectady  H.  Sch. 
tennis  team.  1926,  won  Jr.  tennis  champ. 
(Northeast.  N.  Y.).  1927,  mem.  Williams  Coll. 
tennis  squad;  squash-tennis  champ.  (North- 
east. N.  Y.)  ;  mem.  Williams  Coll.  cross-coun- 
try and  bicycle  teams  (bicycle  record,  55  mi., 
2  hrs.  12  min.).  1928,  mem.  Williams  Coll. 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Delta  Chi ;  Mohawk  G.C.  Hobby:  Music.  School: 
Theta  Delta  Chi  House,  Williamstown,  Mass. 
Home:  23  Lowell  Rd.,  Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

TAYLOR,  THERON,  football  and  basket- 
ball. Born:  Windsor,  Mo.,  Sept.  23,  1892.  Son 
of  Robert  King  and  Daisy  Belle  (Hollenbeck). 
Ed.:  Colo.  Springs  H.  Sch.;  B.B.A.,  Colo.  Coll., 
1917. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Colo.  Springs  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  1912).  1913-16, 
mem.  Colo.  Coll.  F.B.  team  (AU-Conf.  h.b., 
1914;  capt.,  1915).  1915-16,  mem.  Colo.  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1921-22,  ath.  dir.  K.M.I.  (Lyn- 
don,  Ky.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  of  sporting  goods 
bus.  War  Record:  Comnd.  1st  Lt,  F.A.  from 
O.T.C.  Mem.  A.E.F.  with  26th  Div.,  transferred 
to  1st  Div.,  Btty  D.  7th  F.A.,  discharged  capt, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Phi  Gamma  Delta;  Amer. 
Legion.  Clubs:  Luncheon;  Lions;  "C"  (Colo. 
Coll.);  Air  Port  G.C;  Wyo.  Sportman's. 
Hobby:  Fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Mary  Ellen 
Nimmo.  Children:  Jack  Jr.,  age  7;  Nimmo, 
age  5 ;  Helen  Louise,  age  4 ;  Robert  Bruce,  age 
2.  Office:  1715  Capitol  Ave.,  Cheyenne,  Wyo. 
Home:  915  Randol  Blvd.,   Cheyenne,  Wyo. 

TAYLOR,  WALTER  L.,  JR.  Tennis.  Born: 
Welch,  W.  Va.,  Feb.  19,  1896.  Son  of  Walter  L. 
and  Ada  (Cecil)  Taylor.  Ed.:  Balto.  City  Coll.; 
A.B.,  Johns  Hopkins,  1918 ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Md., 
1922. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Balto.  City  Coll.  tennis 
team.  1915-17,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  tennis  team 
(capt,  '16).  1916,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins  A.A. 
1922-28,  mem.  Clifton  Tennis  C.  team  (capt.,  '27; 
Inter-Pk.  champs.,  '23-27).  1925,  pres.  Balto. 
Inter-Pk.  Tennis  Asso.  1927-28,  mem.  Pub.  Pks. 
Tennis  Comm. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
U.S.N.,  Ensign,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Alpha ;  Optimists ;  Clifton  Tennis  C.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Mary  Shoolbred,  Sept.  28, 
1922.  Office:  607  Continental  Bldg.,  Balto.,  Md. 
Home:  Catonsville,  Md. 


TEAF,    HOWARD    M„  JR.,    rowing.      Born: 

Phila.,  Pa.,  Oct.  23,  1903.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 

Adrian   Teaf.    Ed.:   N.E.  H.    Sch.;    B.S.,    Univ. 
Pa.,  1924. 

Record:  1921,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
crew.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  150  lb.  I.C.  crew 
champs.  1925,  mem.  Bachelors  Barge  Club 
Canadian  4-oared  shell  champ,  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  clothing.  Club: 
Bachelors  Barge.  Married:  Gertrude  Chattin, 
Oct.  11,  1927.  Office:  637  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  207  W.  Plumstead  Ave.,  Lansdowne,  Pa. 

TEBELL,  GUSTAVE  KENNETH,  head 
coach  N.  C.  State  Coll.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1925-28.  Born:  St.  Charles,  111.,  Sept.  6,  1898. 
Son  of  Charles  and  Hannah  (Anderson)  Tebell. 
Ed.:  W.  Side  H.  Sch.  (Aurora,  111.),  1917;  B.A., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  W.  Side  H.  Sch.  F.B..  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
teams,  1917).  1920-22,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  F.B. 
team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  B.B.  and  Bskt 
B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B  team,  1923).  1921-22, 
picked  All- West.  F.B.  end,  by  Eckersall.  1922-23, 
picked  All-West.  Bskt.B.  guard.  1924-25,  head 
coach  N.  C.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team ;  asst.  coach 
N.  C.  State  Coll.  F.B.  and  freshman  B.B.  teams. 
1925-28,  head  coach  N.  C.  State  Coll.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.S.A.,  Apr.  1917;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt..  Feb. 
1918 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  disch.  Aug.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Natl.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Natl.  Bskt.B. 
Rules  Com. ;  Natl.  Bskt.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Harriet  Tilson.  Aug.  27,  1927.  Address: 
State  Coll.   Station,  Raleigh,  N.  C. 

TECHEMEYER,  OSCAR  W.,  captain,  Uni- 
versity Wisconsin  varsity  crew,  1925.  Born: 
Madison.  Wis.,  Mar.  8,  1903.  Son  of  W.  J.  and 
Emma  (Brendler)  Techemeyer.  Ed.:  Madison 
H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  Wis. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1920).  1921,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  fresh- 
man crew.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  varsity 
crew  (capt..  '25;  crew  runners-up  at  Pough- 
keepsie  Regatta). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Production  planning,  B.  F. 
Goodrich  Rubber  Co.  Affiliations:  "W"  Club; 
Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Iron  Cross.  Address:  Univ. 
Wis.,  Madison,  Wis. 

TEEL,  BERNARD  GEO.,  mem.  Yale  track 
team,  1900-01.  Born:  Waverly,  Mass.,  June  4, 
1881.  Son  of  Rev.  Wm.  H.  and  Martha  Jane 
(Ross)   Teel.     Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1902. 


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Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  Yale  track  team, 
(won  13th  place,  I.C.  cross  country  run,  N.  Y. 
C,  1899;  18th  place,  1900;  5th  place,  1901;  capt. 
Yale  team,  1901 ;  team  won  champ. ;  ran  as  only 
Yale  rep.,  2-mi.  run,  Yale-Harvard — Oxford- 
Cambridge  meet,  Aug.,  1901 ;  won  Yale-Harvard 
2-mi.  run  breaking  Yale-Harvard  record ;  ran 
anchor,  relay  team,  winning  4-mi.  run,  I.C. 
champ,  of  Amer.,  Apr.,  1902 ;  tied  for  1st  place, 
mi.  run,  Yale-Cal.  meet,  May,  1902 ;  won  1st 
place  mi.  run  Yale-Harvard  meet,  1902). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bank  specialist,  Burroughs 
Adding  Machine  Co.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ; 
Deacon,  Arlington  Orthodox  Congregational 
Church ;  Yale  Club  of  Boston.  Hobby:  Teaching 
young  men's  class  in  church  sch.  Married: 
Anna  G.  Patterson,  Sept.  12,  1911  (deceased). 
Children:  Ross  B.,  age  12.  Office:  136  Federal 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  73  Jason  St.,  Arling- 
ton, Mass. 


TENDLEK,  LEWIS  "LEW/'  boxing.  Bom: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  28,  1898.  Son  of  Pinkus  and 
Anna  Tendler.    Ed.:  Phila.  Pub.  Sch. 

Record:  Began  boxing  1913,  flyiveight,  102 
lbs.,  meeting:  Willie  Mack,  Louisiana,  Battling 
Reddy,  Kid  Goodman,  Benny  Kaufmann,  Al  Shu- 
bert,  Dick  Loadman,  Eddie  O'Keefe,  Pete  Her- 
man (bantamweight  champ.).  Lightweight 
class:  Johnny  Dundee,  Rocky  Kansas,  Geo. 
Chaney,  Willie  Jackson,  Frankie  Callahan, 
Frankie  Britt,  Irish  Patsy  Cline,  Phil  Bloom, 
Ever  Hammer,  Joe  Welling,  Richie  Mitchell, 
Sailor  Freedman  and  Benny  Leonard  (twice  for 
lightweight  title).  Welterweight  class:  Bobby 
Barrett,  Nate  Goldman,  Pinkey  Mitchell,  Jack 
Zivie,  Joe  Dundee  (welterweight  champ.)  ; 
Young  Harry  Wills,  Joe  Cooper,  Vincent  For- 
gione,  Hilario  Martinez  and  Ace  Hudkins.  Has 
fought  166  fights  in  15  yrs. ;  KO'd  only  once,  by 
Jack  Zivic  of  Pittsburgh,  and  losing  only  7 
others  by  referee  decision. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Clothier,  Tendler  &  Leder- 
handler.  Affiliations:  Elks.  Hobby:  Boxing. 
Married:  Celia  Lasker,  Mar.  2,  1919.  Children: 
Philip,  age  7 ;  Roy,  age  5.  Office:  1627  Chestnut 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  5812  N.  16th  St.,  Phila., 
Pa. 


TENNER,  LEON  ("LUKIE"),  South,  feath- 
erweight boxing  champ.,  1922-27.  Born:  New 
York  City,  Jan.  8,  1903.  Son  of  Isaac  and  Dor- 
othy (Stamber)  Tenner.  Ed.:  Savannah  Pub. 
.Schs. ;  Savannah  H.  Sch.,  1918. 

Rtecord:  1917-19,  mem.  Savannah  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  started  boxing  (Charleston,  S.  C.)  ;  KO'd 
Freddie  Boorde.  1921,  no  decision,  Mattie  Her- 
bert ;  KO'd  Sammy  Burn ;  won,  Frankie  Brown ; 
no  decision,  Phil  Logan.  1922,' won,  Pep  O'Brien; 
1923,  KO'd  Rocky  Ford ;  no  decision,  Roy  Mitch- 


ell;  KO'd  Kid  Peck  (35  sees.).  1924,  won, 
Craighton  Rowe ;  draw,  Roy  Moore ;  won,  Red 
Leonard.  1925,  won,  Tim  O'Dowd ;  no  decision, 
Lew  Mayrs;  KO'd  Claude  Wilson.  1926,  draw, 
Artie  McCann.  1927,  won,  Andy  Bowan.  1922- 
27,  South,  featherweight  box.  champ. ;  retired  as 
South,  champ.,  undefeated. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  phys.  ed.,  Charlotte 
H.  Sch.,  N.  C.  Affiliations:  Tenners  Delicatessen 
Co. ;  Y.M.C.A.  Hobby:  Boxing.  Address:  4 
Church  St.,  Charlotte,  N.  C. 


TENNYSON,  RICHARD  S.,  baseball,  foot- 
ball. Bom:  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  15,  1898. 
Son  of  Walter  F.  and  Lydia  (Capsey)  Tenny- 
son. Ed.:  Georgetown  Prep.  Sch.;  Georgetown 
Univ.,  1920. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Georgetown  Prep.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams  (pitcher  B.B.).  1918-23,  play- 
ground dir.  (D.  C).  1923-27,  dir.  of  boys  activi- 
ties (D.  C.)  ;  1925-27,  started  inter-playground 
track  meets,  fostering  Inter-city  meets,  (Balto.- 
Wash.)  ;  estab.  soccer  teams;  organizer  and  in- 
ventor, "Tin  Can"  golf  for  playgrounds.  Or- 
ganizer and  pres.  S.  East.  Dist.  Soccer  Asso. 
Dir.  Dist.  Sand  Lot  B.B.  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  boys  activities.  Hobby: 
Soccer.  Office:  Dist.  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Home:  3600  Reservoir  Rd.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


TERRY,  ZEBULON  A.,  member  Chicago 
Club  (Natl.  League)  B.B.  team,  1920-22.  Born: 
Denison,  Tex.,  June  17,  1891.  Son  of  Dr.  Watson 
G.  and  Mattie  (Baird)  Terry.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Leland 
Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1911-14,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1913-14).  1913,  took  team  to  Japan 
at  the  invitation  of  Keio  Univ.  of  Tokio ;  won 
Pacific  Coast  I.C.  B.B.  champ.  1915,  played  with 
Los  Angeles  Club  (Pacific  Coast  League).  1916- 
17,  played  with  Chicago  White  Sox  (Amer. 
League).  1919,  played  with  Pittsburgh  Club 
(Natl.  League).  1920-22.  played  with  Chicago 
Club  (Natl.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mortgage  loan  broker;  mem. 
firm  of  Jones  and  Terry,  602  Security  Bldg. 
Mil.  Service:  O.T.S.,  F.A.  at  Camp  Taylor,  Louis- 
ville, Ky.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  Quad- 
rangle Club ;  Skull  and  Snakes ;  Wilshire  G.  and 
C.C. ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mar- 
garet Lucile  Jones,  Feb.  14,  1917.  Children: 
Margaret}  Dudley,  age  7 ;  Betty  Lucile,  age  4. 
Office:  510  S.  Spring  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 
Home:  300  S.  Highland  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


TESKE,  FREDERICK  CARL,  JR.,  student 
manager  wrestling  and  boxing,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1924-25.    Born:  St.  Paul,   Minn.,   Feb.   28,   1905. 


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Son  of  Frederick  Carl  and  Annie  (Stearns) 
Teske.  Ed.:  South  H.  Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1923-25,  mgr.  and  asst.  to  coach, 
intra-mural  boxing,  Univ.  of  Minn.  1924-25, 
student  mgr..  wrestling  and  boxing,  Univ.  of 
Minn,  (in  charge  of  "Big  Ten"  Conf.  meet, 
1925).  Conducted  R.O.T.C.  and  AU-Univ.  boxing 
tournaments  under  supervision  of  Intra-Mural 
Dept. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Draftsman,  Bridge  Dept., 
North.  Pacific  Railway.  Affiliations:  A.S.C.E. ; 
Minneapolis  Cen.  Y.M.C.A. ;  Theta  Tau ;  Tau 
Beta  Pi;  Chi  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Athletics,  books, 
especially  first  editions  and  autographed  vol- 
umes, and  Japanese  prints.  Office:  N.  P.  Bldg., 
5th  and  Jackson  Sts.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home: 
3119  21st  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

TETLEY,  JAMES  WILBUR,  football.  Born: 
Kingston,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  5,  1906.  Son  of  J.  Wilbur 
and  Ara  (Minta)  Tetley.  Ed.:  Peekskill  H.  Sch.; 
Kingston  H.  Sch.;  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Peekskill  H.  Sch.  P.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Kingston  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1924-26-27,   mem.   Wesleyan   Univ.   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi 
Psi.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Office:  Chi  Psi  Lodge, 
Middletown,  Conn.  Home:  29  Pearl  St.,  Kings- 
ton, N.  Y. 

TEWHILL,  WILLIAM  FRANCIS,  coach. 
Born:  Florence,  Mass.,  Feb.  2,  1889.  Ed.:  North- 
ampton H.  Sch..  1908;  dishing  Acad.,  1910; 
Ph.D.,  Brown  Univ.,  1914. 

Record:  1904-08.  mem.  Northampton  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem. 
dishing  Acad.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (1911,  capt. 
Brown  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams). 
1911-14,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1912- 
13,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B. 
teams.  2  yrs.  mem.  Brown  Univ.  wrestling  team. 
1914-17,  head  coach  Greenfield  H.  Sch.  (won 
West.  Mass.  F.B.  champ.,  1915-16).  1917-18. 
head  coach  Newman  Sch.  1919,  capt.  Kelly  Field 
B.B.  team.  1919-28,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach 
Horace  Mann  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Air  Service:  Lt.  in 
aviation  R.M.A.  pilot;  comnd.  flyer  R.M.A., 
Kelly  Field,  San  Antonio,  Tex.  Affiliations:  Cen. 
Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials;  Coaches  Asso.  (N.  Y.  C.)  ; 
Alpha  Tau  Omega.  Married:  Lucy  Cathern 
Brew,  Sept.  12,  1922.  Children:  William  Brew, 
age  4;  Barbara  Ann  (infant).  Office:  Horace 
Mann  Sch.,  W.  246th  St.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 
Home:  401  Conrad  Road,  Englewood,  N.  J. 

THACHER,  THOMAS  C,  football.  Born: 
Yarmouth,  Mass.,  July  20,  1858.  Son  of  Henry 
C.    and    Martha    (Bray)    Thacher.   Ed.:    Adams 


Acad.     (Quincy,    Mass.)  ;    A.B.,    Harvard,    1882. 

Record :  1877,  Capt.  Adams  Acad.  F.  B.  team. 
1878-81,   mem. Harvard   varsity   F.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Trustee.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Cape  Cod  Extension  Service;  Pres.,  Cape  Cod 
Dist.,  Mass.  Soc.  for  the  Prevention  of  Cruelty 
to  Children;  Pres.,  Cape  Cod  Chapt.,  Amer.  Red 
Cross ;  mem.,  63rd  Congress.  Married:  Maria 
Leavitt,  Jan.  16,  1890.  Children:  Mrs.  William 
Armour ;  Mrs.  Bernard  Shirley  Carter ;  Thomas 
C,  Jr.     Address:  Yarmouthport,   Mass. 

THATCHER,  EDWARD  IJLREY,  mem.  Yale 
track  team,  1911-12.  Born:  Columbus,  O.,  May 
23,  1891.  Son  of  Horace  E.  and  Mary  (Ulrey) 
Thatcher.  Ed.:  Walnut  Hills  H.  Sch.,  (Colum- 
bus, O.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1912. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Walnut  Hills  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1910,  mem.  Yale 
fresh,  track  team.  1911-12,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (competed  in  Oxford-Cambridge- 
Yale-Harvard  meet,  1911). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted,  U.S.A.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comm'd.  2nd  Lt.,  151st  F.A.  Affiliations:  Samuel 
Ungerleider  &  Co.,  Canton,  O.  Married:  Ger- 
trude Pickett,  Oct.  11,  1924.  Children:  Edward 
U.,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  120  Court  St.,  S.,  Canton, 
O.     Home:  S01  6th  St.,  N.W.,  Canton,  O. 

THAYER,  ALEXANDER  DALLAS,  captain, 
University  of  Pennsylvania  tennis  team,  1910. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  29,  1888.  Son  of  Rus- 
sell and  Mary  (Dixon)  Thayer.  Ed.:  Chestnut 
Hill  Acad.;   Univ.  Pa.,  1910. 

Record:  1904-06,  mem.  Chestnut  Hill  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  tennis,  track  and  hockey  teams; 
(capt.  tennis  team;  capt.  hockey  team,  1925; 
capt.  B.B.  team,  1900).  1907,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  190S-10,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  B.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  tennis 
team,  1910 ;  I.C.  doubles  champ,  with  Herbert 
Tilden,  1908-09).  1910,  I.C.  B.B.  champs.;  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Financier.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.  A.S.,  1917,  commd.  2nd  Lt., 
Dec,  1917;  overseas  in  90th  Observation  Sqdn., 
Aug.  1918-Feb.  1919;  disch.,  Feb.,  1919,  pilot. 
Clubs:  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Racquet 
(Phila.);  Phila.;  Cricket;  N.  Y.  Yacht;  Pa. 
(N.  Y.  C.)  ;  St.  Anthony.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
boating.  Married:  Marjorie  Bourne,  Dec. 
1926.  Office:  1600  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Gwynett  Valley,   Pa. 

THAYER,  HARRY  CHAPM4N,  football. 
Born:  Strafford,  Pa.,  Dec.  31,  1878.  Son  of  John 
Borland  and  Mary  (Chapman)  Thayer.  Ed.: 
Haverford  Sch.,  1888;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1S92. 

Record:.    1887-1906,     mem.     Merion     Cricket 


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Club  1st  eleven  (champ.  Halifax  Cup,  18S9). 
1897,  raeui.  "Gentlemen  of  Phila."  cricket  team 
touring  abroad.  1888,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh- 
man track  team.  1S88-1892,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (chosen  as  f.b.,  Walter 
Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1892)  ;  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  reserve  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Merioh  Cricket 
Club  soccer  team  one  yr.  and  bowling  team  two 
yrs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Clubs:  Phila. ; 
Rittenhouse ;  Phila.  Country  Club;  Merion 
Cricket;  Gulph  Mills  G.C. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.  (N. 
Y  )  •  Laurentian,  Canada.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
fishing.  Married:  Mary  M.  Sidebotham,  Mar. 
15,  1914.  Office:  1511  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Haverford,  Pa. 

THEVENOW,  THOMAS  JOSEPH,  JR.,  pro- 
fessional baseball.  Bom:  Madison,  Ind.,  Sept. 
6,  1903.  Son  of  Thomas  Joseph  and  Lulu 
(Cheatham)  Thevenow.  Ed.:  Pub.  Sen.,  (Madi- 
son, Ind.). 

Record:  1923,  played  with  Little  Rock  (Ark  ) 
BB.  team;  played  with  Joplin  (Mo.)  Club. 
1924-25  played  with  St.  Louis  Cardinals.  1925, 
played  with  Syracuse.  1925-28,  played  with  St. 
Louis  Cardinals  (record,  417  hits;  World's 
Series  champs.,  1926.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  B.B.  pro.  Affiliations: 
Eagles ;  Red  Men.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Address: 
903  W.  Second  St.,  Madison,  Ind. 

THIELSCHER,  KARL  LEAVITT,  football, 
baseball.  Born:  Brookline,  Mass.,  Apr.  24,  1895. 
Son  of  Ernest  H.  and  L.  Josephine  (Leavitt) 
Thielscher.  Ed.:  Brookline  H.  Sch.,  1912;  B.S., 
Dartmouth  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Brookline  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1912,  mem.  Brook- 
line H.  Sch.  track  team.  1913,  mem.  Dartmouth 
Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  freshmen  B.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1915-17, 
mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  B.B.  team.  Mem. 
Central  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Graybar  Electric  Co. 
(Buffalo).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  as  pvt.,  Ord- 
nance Dept.,  U.  S.  A.,  June,  1917;  disch.  with 
comn.,  1st  It.,  May,  1919.  Clubs:  Buffalo  A.C. ; 
Univ.;  Dartmouth;  Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Hobby: 
Football.  Office:  77  Swan  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Home:  401  Delaware  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

THOM,  ALFRED  PEMBROKE,  baseball. 
Born:  Norfolk,  Va.,  Dec.  3,  1883.  Son  of  Alfred 
Pembroke  and  Virginia  Williamson  (Tunstall) 
Thorn.  Ed.:  Lawrenceville  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale, 
1906 ;  B.L.,  Univ.  Va.,  1909. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.     1902,    mem.    Lawrenceville    Sch.   BsktB. 


team.  1903,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  squad  (sub. 
outfielder).  1904,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team 
(right  and  center).  1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  Va. 
B.B.  team  (right  fielder,  1907;  center  fielder, 
1908).  1907,  assisted  in  organizing  cheer  lead- 
ing, Univ.  Va. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  solicitor,  Asso.  of  Ry. 
Exes.;  dir.  Munsey  Trust  Co.  Affiliation:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon.  Clubs:  Racquet  (D.  C.)  ;  "Y" 
(Yale).  Hobby:  Tennis  and  swimming.  Mar- 
ried: Rosalie  Beirne  Whittle,  Dec.  1,  1909. 
Children:  Alfred  Pembroke,  3rd,  age  16 ;  Con- 
way Whittle,  age  14.  Office:  902  Transporta- 
tion Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1812  24th 
St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

THOMAS,  BENJAMIN  A.,  founder  and  cap- 
tain Univ.  Pa.  lacrosse  team,  1900.  Bom:  Ches- 
ter Co.,  Pa.,  Nov.  7,  1878.  Son  of  William  B. 
and  Margaret  (Abraham)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Friends'  Cen.  Sch. ;  Swarthmore  Coll.,  A.B., 
1899,  A.M.,  1908 ;  Univ.  Pa.,  M.D.,  1903. 

Record:  1898-99,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  F.B. 
and  lacrosse  teams.  1899,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Medi- 
cal freshman  crew ;  won  interclass  regatta. 
1901-02,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1900-1903, 
founder  and  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  lacrosse  team 
(capt.,  1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  Naval  Service: 
Lt.,  Phila.  Naval  Hosp.,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Upsilon ;  Sigma  Xi ;  Alpha  Mu  Pi  Omega  ; 
Amer.  Urological  Asso. ;  Fellow  Amer.  Coll.  of 
Surgeons ;  Acacia ;  A.M.A. ;  Union  League ; 
Masons.  Clubs:  Phila.  C.C. ;  University ;  Penn. 
AC;  Spring  Haven  ;  Aesculapian ;  Shawnee  and 
Nessmuk  Hunting ;  Masons ;  Island  Yacht. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Lucy  B. 
Stackhouse,  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan.  6,  1909  (deceased)  ; 
M.  Eleanor  Gray,  Phila.,  Pa.,  June  19,  1923. 
Children:  Benjamin  A.,  Jr.,  age  18;  Lucinda  B., 
age  15;  Powell  S.,  age  14;  William  Gray,  age  3; 
Rhys  E.  (infant).  Office:  1900  Spruce  St.,  Phil- 
adelphia, Pa.     Home:  Swarthmore,  Pa. 

THOMAS.  CARL  H.,  All-American  stroke, 
1918-19.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  2,  1897.  Son  of 
William  H.  and  Katie  (Zimmerman)  Thomas. 
Ed.:  Frankford  H.  Sch.;  Cen.  H.  Sch.;  A.B., 
Univ.  Pa.,  1921. 

Record:  Mem.  Frankford  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
soccer  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914,  mem.  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1914-15,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
crew  (capt.,  1915).  1916,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  fresh- 
man F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshman 
crew.  1917,  19-20,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (acting  capt,  1920).  1918-20,  mem.  Univ. 
Pa.  varsity  crew  (capt.,  1919).  1918-19,  All- 
Amer.  stroke.  1919-20,  mentioned  on  All-East. 
F.B.  team.  1921.  mem.  Jefferson  pro.  F.B.  team 
(Rochester,  N.  Y.).    1922-23,  mem.  Buffalo  All- 


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Amer.  F.B.  team.  1923,  coached  S.  Pk.  H.  Sch. 
(Buffalo).  1924-28,  asst.  line  and  end  coach 
Univ.  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.,  New  Eng.  Mutual  Ins. 
Co.  Air  Service:  2nd  Lt.,  Marine  Aviation, 
Miami,  Fla.,  June,  1918-Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations: 
A.L. ;  Pa.  Varsity  Club.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Violet  Mae  Meyers,  Phila.,  Pa.,  June 

22.  1917.  Office:  Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  17  W.  Spring  Garden  St.,  Palmyra,  N.  J. 

THOMAS,  EDWARD  TRUDEAU,  Princeton 
soccer  and  baseball  teams.  Born:  Baltimore, 
Md.,  Oct.  9,  1901.  Son  of  Henry  M.  and  Josephine 
Poe  (Carey)  Thomas.  Ed.:  Gilman  Sch.;  B.S., 
Princeton,   1923;   Oxford  Univ.    (Rhodes   Sch.). 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  soc- 
cer team    (chosen  All-Amer.  team,  1923).    1922- 

23,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sch.  master.  Affiliations: 
St.  George's  Sch.r  Cap  and  Gown  Club,  Prince- 
ton. Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  115  Overhill  Rd., 
Guilford,  Baltimore,  Md. 


THOMAS,  FRANK  B.,  track.  Bom:  Johns- 
town, Pa.,  Mar.  28.  1896.  Son  of  Frank  B.  and 
Cora  M.  (Davis)  Thomas.  Ed.:  Johnstown  H. 
Sch.;  Ind.  (Pa.)  State  Normal  Sch.;  Penn  State 
Coll. 

Fecord:  1919,  cant.  Perm  State  track  team. 
1917-23,  mem.  Pittsburgh  A.A.  track  team 
(anchor  man  on  relay  team).  1923-28,  official 
local  games.  1920-28,  coach  Akron  Univ.  cross- 
country team  and  freshman  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Massillon  Mining  Co. 
(retail  and  wholesale).  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted 
in  N.S.A..  April,  1918;  Phys.  and  Bayonet  Instr., 
Camp  Hancock.  Ga. :  took  non-commission  steps 
from  Pvt.  to  2nd  Lt. ;  hon.  disch.,  Jan.,  1919. 
Hobby:  Coaching  and  developing  young  athletes. 
Married:  Helen  Elizabeth  Knepp,  Sept.  25,  1924. 
Office:  190  W.  North  St.,  Akron,  Ohio.  Home: 
130  Charlotte  St.,  Akron,  Ohio. 

THOMAS,  HERMANN,  Yale  track  team, 
1894  and  95.  Born:  N.  T.  C,  Mar.  20,  1873.  Son 
of  Theodore  and  Minna  L.  (Rhodes)  Thomas. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Tale. 

Record:  1904.  winner  pole  vault,  spring  open 
games,  Princeton :  winner,  pole  vault  Yale-Har- 
vard meet,  New  Haven ;  Yale  record,  pole  vault 
and  I.C.  record  for  1904,  19  ft.  11%  in.  1905. 
2nd  place  Yale-Harvard  games,  pole  vault;  3rd 
place.  I.C.  games,  pole  vault ;  1st  place,  A.A.U. 
events,  pole  vault,  as  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Amer.  Telephone  &  Tele- 
graph Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Youn- 
takah  C.C.,  Nutley,  N.  J.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
15  Day  St.,  N.  Y.  C.    Home:  Nutley,  N.  J. 


THOMAS,  JOHN  WEBSTER,  football. 
Born:  Ocheyedan,  la.,  Feb.  13,  1900.  Son  of 
E.  S.  and  Maude  (Webster)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Jamestown  Coll.  (N.  Dak.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Univ.  of 
Chicago,  1924. 

Record:  1920,  capt.  N.  Dak.  All-State  F.B. 
team.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  Chicago  F.  B. 
team  (chosen  f.b.,  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
team,  1922).  Coached  two  Conf.  champ.  F.B. 
teams,  Danville,  111.,  and  one  State  champ, 
track  team.  192S,   coach,   Haskell  Indians. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  and  track  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  Aviation  Training  Sch..  Mar.  to  Nov., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Elks  Club.  Mar- 
ried: Mildred  Whipple,  Aug.  17,  1925.  Children: 
Barbara  Jane,  age  2.  Address:  Haskell  Inst., 
Lawrence,  Kans. 


THOMAS,  JOSEPH  BROWN,  Yale  yachts- 
man and  polo  player.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Jan. 
3,  1879  Son  of  Joseph  Brown  and  Annie  M. 
(Hill)  Thomas.  Ed.:  Ecole  Monge,  Paris; 
Berkeley  Sch.,  N.  Y. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1903. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Berkeley  Sch.  track 
team.  1898,  mem.  crew  "Constance,"  Seawanaka 
Internatl.  Cup.  1900-04,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(high  and  low  hurdles;  capt.  track  team,  1903; 
winners  of  Harvard,  Princeton  and  I.C.  meets, 
1903).  1904-14,  mem.  New  Haven  Polo  team 
(winner  Polo  Asso.  champs.).  Since  1910,  has 
been  advocate  of  riding  to  foxhounds;  maintains 
60  couples  of  Va.  foxhounds,  Hunting  Hill  Ken- 
nels, Sperryville,  Va.;  his  pack  has  hunted  7 
different  counties,  N.  C,  Va.  and  N.  Y.;  won 
innumerable  Hound  Show  trophies. 

Mil.  Service:  Major,  Quartermaster  Corps. 
U.S.A.,  1918-19;  knighted  by  Italian  Govt., 
1922.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Pacific  Coast  Co. ;  pres. 
Thomas  Holding  Corp. ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ; 
Scroll  and  Key ;  Mason ;  Knight  of  Pythias. 
Clubs:  Univ. ;  Meadowbrook ;  Down  Town ; 
Yale ;  Piping  Rock.  Married:  Clara  Fargo. 
Children:  Joseph  B.,  Jr.,  age  10;  Clara  Jane 
Diana,  age  5.  Address:  132  E.  19th,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y. 


THOMAS,  JOSEPH  JOHN,  football,  base- 
ball. Born:  Hazelton,  Pa.,  June  2,  1877.  Son  of 
Francis  and  Jane  (Boulden)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Bloomsburg  (Pa.)  Normal  Sch.,  1894;  A.B., 
Lafayette  Coll.,   1906;  A.M.,   Univ.   Pa.,   1911. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1906-07,  coach,  Kings  Prep.  Sch.  (Stan- 
ford, Conn.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1907-08, 
coach,  Radnor  H.  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1908-10,  coach,  Hazleton  H.  Sch. 
(Pa.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1910-15,  coach. 
Washington  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1915-27,  Central  Bd.  Official. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Math,  teacher,  Central  H. 
Sch.  (D.  C).  Club:  Fed.  Schoolmen's.  Married: 
Mary  Pinkston,  June  25,  1921.  Office:  Central 
H.  Sch.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1214  Floral 
St.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

THOMAS,  JOSEPH  NOTLEY,  Princeton 
football  team,  1889-90.  Born:  Santa  Rosa,  Cal., 
Feb.  11,  1868.  Son  of  Alonzo  and  America  (Lil- 
lard)  Thomas.  Ed.:  Litton  Springs  Mil.  Acad. 
(Cal.);   Princeton,  A.B.,   1890;    E.E.,   1892. 

Record:  1886,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B. 
team.  18S7-S8,  mem.  Princeton  scrub  F.B.  team. 
1889-90,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engineer.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted,  capt.  of  engineers ;  no  ser- 
vice because  of  Armistice.  Affiliations:  Vestry, 
All  Saints  Episcopal  Church  (Riverside,  Cal.)  ; 
Councilman,  Boy  Scout  Troop  4;  pres.  River- 
side Community  Players.  Hobby:  Training  of 
boys.  Married:  Florence  Evelyn  Starr,  Aug.  2, 
1905.  Children:  Richard  Notley,  age  19;  Starr, 
age  18.  Office:  219  Loring  Bldg.,  Riverside,  Cal. 
Home:  1060  Almond,   Riverside,   Cal. 

THOMAS.  LEONARD  MOORHEAD,  mem. 
Yale  crew  and  track  team,  1900  and  1901.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Mar.  27.  1S78.  Son  of  George  C.  and 
Ada  (Moorhead)  Thomas.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1901. 

Record:  1895.  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1896,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  crew.  1899, 
mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1900,  mem.  Yale  track 
team.    1901.  mem.  Yale  4-oared  crew   (capt.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec,  Geo.  C.  Thomas 
estate.  Mil.  Service:  Served  with  32nd  Div.  as 
interpreter  with  rank  of  1st  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
citation  :  Croix  de  Guerre  ;  Asst.  Liaison  Officer, 
Amer.  Mission,  Marshal  Foch's  hdqrs.  Affilia- 
tions: Racquet  and  Tennis  Club,  N.  Y. ;  Natl. 
Golf  Links.  Southampton,  L.  I.;  Sons  of  the 
Revolution;  Racquet  Club,  Phila.  Hobby:  Music. 
Married:  Marie  Good,  Mar.  2,  1921.  Children: 
Leonard  Moorhead.  Jr.,  age  16;  Robin  May,  age 
12.  Office:  26  S.  18th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
1148  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

THOMAS,  LEWIS  WALTER,  JR.,  football, 
track,  basketball.  Born:  Dallas,  Tex.,  Jan.  3, 
1905.  Son  of  Lewis  Walter  and  Lillith  Anne 
Thomas.  Ed.:  McKinley  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  Md.,  1918. 

Record,:  1924,  mem.  Univ.  Md.  freshman 
Bskt.B.,  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem. 
Univ.  Md.  varsity  F.B.  team  (All-Md.  and  All- 
South  h.b.,  1927 ;  high  point  scorer  of  Md.,  1925- 
27).  1926-28.  mem.  Univ.  of  Md.  track  team; 
(mem.  record  holding  mile  relay  team  of  Md., 
outdoor,  time  3:19,  and  indoor,  time  3:24;  run- 
ner-up, South.  Conf.  440  yd.  dash,  time  49  2-5 
sees.,  1926).    1927,  won  5th  Regt.  Invitation  in- 


door 100  yd.  dash,  time  16  sees.;  judged  best 
ath.  at  R.O.T.C.  (Camp  Meade) ;  high-point  man, 
R.  O.  T.  C.  track  and  field  meet  (Camp  Meade). 
Mil.  Service:  2nd  Lt..  U.  S.  Res.  Corps.  Affilia- 
tions: Sigma  Nu;  Engrs.  Soc;  M.W.W.;  "M" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Md.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Address: 
643  F  St.  N.E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

THOMAS,  OLLIE  CHARLES,  athletic  direc- 
tor and  coach  South  Dakota  State  Sch.  of  Mines, 
1925-28.  Born:  Agency,  Mo.,  Nov.  7,  1899.  Son 
of  R.  M.  and  Katie  (Stanton)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Atchison  Co.  H.  Sch.  (Effingham.  Kans.),  1918; 
Kan.  Agr.  Coll. ;  B.S.,  Kan.  State  Teachers' 
Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  Mem.  Atchison  Co.  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-24,  coach 
Teachers'  Coll.  H.  Sch. ;  won  North  Colo,  tour- 
nament Bskt.B.  champ.  1925-28,  ath.  dir.  and 
coach  S.  Dak.  State  Sch.  of  Mines.  1926-27, 
F.B.  team  undefeated  in  S.  Dak.  State  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Scot- 
tish Rite;  Masons;  Shriner.  Hobby:  Coaching. 
Married:  Marietta  Landis.  Child:  Theresa  Jean, 
(infant).  Address:  730  South  St.,  Rapid  City,  S. 
Dak. 

THOMAS,  ROY  ALLEN,  head  coach.  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania  baseball  team,  1909-10. 
Born:  Norristown,  Pa.,  Mar.  24,  1874.  Son  of 
M.  M.  and  Anna  M.  (Lewis)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Norristown  H.  Sch.,  1890 ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1894. 

Record:  1892-94,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  B.B. 
team.  1895-98,  played  with  Orange  A.C.  B.B. 
team.  1899-1907,  played  with  Phila.  Natl.  League 
B.B.  team.  1908,  played  with  Pittsburgh  B.B. 
team.  1909,  played  with  Boston  B.B.  team. 
1910-11,  played  with  Phila.  B.B.  team.  1909-19, 
head  coach  Univ.  Pa.  B.B.  teams.  1920-24,  mgr. 
independent  and  minor  league  B.B.  clubs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coal  broker.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Tau  Omega.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Bessie  S.  Hartman,  June  20,  1894.  Children: 
Mrs.  Russel  E.  Crawford,  age  32;  Mrs.  Joseph 
B.  Croft,  age  30 ;  Roy  Allen,  Jr.,  age  23 ;  Betty, 
age  17.  Office:  1016  Penn.  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  503  Haws  Ave.,  Norristown,  Pa. 

THOMAS,  RUPERT  BROAS,  JR.,  Princeton 
and  Olympic  track  and  field  teams.  Born:  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo.,  Nov.  21,  1890.  Son  of  Rupert 
Barnes  and  Mary  Titus  (Broas)  Thomas.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.  1909;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1913; 
L.L.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,  1916. 

Record :  1908-09,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
track  team.  1910,  mem.  Princeton  freshman 
track  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
track  team  (capt.,  1913;  I.C.  Asso.  Amateur  Ath. 
of  Amer.,  100  yds.  dash  champ.,  1912).  1912, 
mem.  U.  S.  Olympic  track  and  field  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  en- 
listed, U.  S.  A.,  F.  A. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd., 
2nd  Lt. ;  discharged  May  10,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Advisory  Com.  I.C.  Asso.  of  Amateur  Ath.  of 
Amer. ;  asst.  counsel,  Tide  Water  Oil  Co. ;  chmn. 
Princeton  advisory  track  com. ;  referee  and 
judge,  dual  coll.  track  meets  and  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
champ,  meets.  Clubs:  Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Princeton  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Whitehall  Club  (N. 
Y.)  ;  The  Lunch  Club  (N.  Y.)  ;  Nassau  Club  of 
Princeton ;  Cap  and  Gown  Club  of  Princeton. 
Office:  11  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  201 
Jamaica  Ave.,  Flushing,  N.  Y. 

THOMASON,  JAMES  DAVID,  football  and 
baseball.  Bom:  Columbus,  Ga.,  Mar.  27,  1899. 
Son  of  O.  W.  and  Emma  Edra  (Davidson) 
Thomason.  Ed.:  Columbus  H.  Sch.,  1918;  Riv- 
erside Mil.  Acad.,  1919;  Univ.  of  Ga.,  1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
F.B.  team  (lion.  men.  All- Amer.,  L.  Perry  and 
Billy  Evans,  '24).  1922-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga. 
Varsity  B.B.  team  (All-South,  o.f.  and  1st.  b; 
capt.,  '25).  1925-26,  F.B.  coach,  Columbus  H. 
Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secy.-treas.,  Provident  Loan 
&  Investment  Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  Ma- 
sons; Shriner;  Columbus  C.C.;  Lions  C.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Married:  Sarah  Charles  Haynie,  Sept. 
1,  1927.  Office:  1034  Broadway,  Columbus,  Ga. 
Home:  1334  Cedar  Ave.,  Columbus,  Ga. 

THOMPSON,    CHARLES   LAWRENCE,    cap 

tain,  Stanford  baseball  team,  1897.  Born:  Santa 
Barbara,  Calif.,  Mar.  4,  1875.  Son  of  Charles 
A.  and  Marie  (Andonaegin)  Thompson.  Ed.: 
Santa  Barbara  H.  Sch.,  1893;  A.B.,  Stanford, 
1897;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Calif.,  1899. 

Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1897).     1895-96,  won  Calif.  I.C.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliation:  Native 
Sons  of  the  Golden  West.  Hobby:  Hunting  and 
fishing,  hunting  dogs.  Married:  Gertrude  Boyn- 
ton,  Sept.  9,  1904.  Child:  Florence  M.,  age  22. 
Office:  904  Pacific  Bldg.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 
Home:  570  Belvedere  St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif. 

THOMPSON,  GEORGE  EVERETT,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Fort  Dodge,  la., 
Feb.  4,  1902.  Son  of  George  Everett  and  Doro- 
thea (Ruge)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Fort  Dodge  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  S.  Dak.  State  Coll.,  1924 ;  Univ.  111. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Fort  Dodge  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917-20,  mem.  Fort  Dodge  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1919-20).  1919,  mem.  Fort 
Dodge  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1917,  honorable 
mention,  All-la.  State  q.b.  1918,  All-la  end; 
F.B.  team  runners-up  for  la.  State  champ. 
1919,  F.B.  team  la.  State  champs. ;  All-State 
end.      1917-18,    mention    All-N.W.    la.    Bskt.B. 


guard.  1918-19,  All-la.  Bskt.B.  guard;  Bskt.B. 
team,  la.  champs.  1920-23,  mem.  S.  Dak.  State 
Coll.  F.B.  team  (All-State  end,  1920-21 ;  All-Conf. 
end,  1922-23;  N.C.  I.C.  champs.).  1920-24,  mem. 
S.  Dak.  State  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team  (All-State 
guard,  1920-22;  N.C.  I.C.  guard,  1922-23;  All- 
Conf.  guard,  1923-24;  N.  Dak.  and  S.  Dak. 
champs.).  1922,  mem.  S.  Dak.  State  Coll.  track 
team ;  runner-up  in  N.C.  I.C.  Conf.  meet  low 
hurdles.  1924-27,  ath.  dir.,  East  State  Teachers 
Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Masons ;  Kiwanis  Club ;  Country  Golf  Club. 
Married:  Ethel  May  LeFerre,  Aug.  4,  1925. 
Office:  East.  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  Madison,  S. 
Dak.    Home:  Madison,  S.  Dak. 

THOMPSON,  J.  CLEO,  football.  Born: 
Coleman,  Coleman  Co.,  Tex.,  Nov.  20,  1898.  Son 
of  A.  C.  and  Birda  Mae  (Saunders)  Thompson. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Howard  Payne  Coll.,  1920;  LL.B., 
Georgetown  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  191S,  mem.  Balboa  Park  Naval 
Training  Station  F.B.  team  (runner-up  for  Paci- 
fic Coast  Service  champ. ;  selected  as  All-Pacific 
Coast  tackle).  1919,  mem.  Howard  Payne  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (selected  as  All-S.  West,  tackle  and 
All-Tex.  tackle).  1921-23,  mem.  Georgetown 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (selected  as  All-South  Atlantic 
tackle,  1922-23 ;  honorable  mention  for  All-East, 
team,  1922-23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Detailed  to  aths.  in  the  Navy,  1918,  playing 
benefit  games  for  the  Red  Cross.  Clubs:  Dallas 
A.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Christine  Chandler, 
Oct.  6,  1923.  Office:  125  Kirby  Bldg.,  Dallas, 
Tex.   Home:  5437  Bonita  Ave.,  Dallas,  Tex. 

THOMPSON,  JACK,  swimming  and  lacrosse. 
Born:  Chester,  Pa.,  June  18,  1904.  Son  of  T.  H. 
and  Myra  (Burn)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Chester  H. 
Sch.,   1923;  A.B.,   Swarthmore  Coll.,   1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Chester  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1925-27,  mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  swim- 
ming team  (capt.,  1927).  1925,  runner-up  in 
East.  Collegiate  fancy  diving  champ.  1927,  mem. 
Swarthmore  Coll.  lacrosse  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wash.  rep.  Fleet-McGinley, 
Inc.,  printers.  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Address:  c/o  Fleet-McGinley, 
Inc.,  Candler  Bldg.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

THOMPSON,  JAMES  EDWARD,  JR.,  cap- 
tain Duke  University  football  team.  1926.  Born: 
Hallsboro,  N.  C,  April  12,  1905.  Son  of  James 
E.  and  Mary  (Britt)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Duke 
Univ.,  A.B.,  1927 ;  LL.B.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-28,  mem.  Duke  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1926).  Participated  in  Duke  Univ.  vs. 
N.    C.   Univ.,   1924  and   Duke   Univ.   vs.   Boston 


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Coll.,  1927.  1925-26,  chosen  All-State  l.t.  1926, 
honorable  mention  for  All-Amer.  F.B.  team  by 
many  South,  sports  writers ;  mem.  Duke  Univ. 
B.B.  team. 

Affiliations:  Tombs;  Red  Friars;  Omricron 
Delta  Kappa ;  Sigma  Nu  Phi ;  Lambda  Chi 
Alpha.   Address:  Duke  Univ.,  Durham,  N.  C. 

THOMPSON,  JAMES  MacNAUGHTON, 
Princeton  varsity  crew,  1927.  Born:  Albany, 
N.  Y.,  Aug.  3,  1907.  Son  of  James  MacNaughton 
and  Florence  (Jones)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Albany 
Acad.;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1929. 

Record:  1924-25,  mem.  Albany  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1925,  mem.  Albany  Acad,  hockey  and  B. 
B.  teams.  1926,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  crew. 
1927,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  crew  (winner, 
Child's  Cup  against  Pa.  and  Columbia ;  winner, 
Carnegie  Cup  against  Yale  and  Cornell). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Prince- 
ton Varsity  Club;  Ivy  Club;  Arundel  G.C.  (Ken- 
nebunkport,  Me.);  Albany  C.C. ;  Kennebunk 
River  Club ;  Schuyler  Meadows  Club.  Hobby: 
Crew,  golf  and  sailing.  Office:  51  Little  Hall, 
Princeton,  N.  J.  Home:  222  Lancaster,  Albany, 
N.  Y. 

THOMPSON,    LAFAYETTE    FRESCO,    JR., 

professional  baseball.  Bom:  Centerville,  Ala., 
June  6,  1903.  Son  of  L.  F.  and  Jesse  Irene 
(Fancher)    Thompson.     Ed.:  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  played  with  Grand  Island 
(Nebr.)  State  League;  sold  to  Omaha  (West. 
League).  1924,  played  with  Omaha;  sold  to 
Pittsburgh  Pirates.  1925,  optioned  to  Kans. 
City.  Club  (Anier.  Asso.)  ;  recalled  by  Pitts- 
burgh Pirates;  sold  to  Buffalo  (Internatl. 
League).  1926,  played  with  Buffalo;  sold  to 
N.  Y.  Giants.  1927,  traded  to  Phila  Natls. 
1927-28,  played  with  Phila.  Natls. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Professional  baseball.  Af- 
filiations: J.  C.  Penny  Co.;  Alpha  Delta  Phi. 
Hobby:  Baseball  and  the  theatre.  Office:  333 
W.  34th  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home:  7369  Md. 
Terrace,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

THOMPSON,  MICHAEL  JOSEPH,  football 
official.  Bom:  Waterbury,  Conn.,  July  22,  1877. 
Son  of  Owen  and  Mary  (Collins)  Thompson. 
Ed.:  Waterbury  (Conn.)  H.  Sch. ;  Suffield  Acad. 
(Conn.)  ;  A.B.,  Holy  Cross,  1900;  A.M.,  George- 
town, 1901. 

Record:  1895-1928,  F.B.  official,  covering 
games  from  Maine  to  Calif.  1901-03,  grad.  mgr. 
Georgetown  Univ. ;  ath.  organizer  Georgetown 
indoor  games.  1905-11,  dir.  of  aths.  Washing- 
ton Coll.  1911-20,  dir.  of  aths.  Mt.  St.  Mary's 
Coll.  1921-28,  pres.  Frederick  Co.  amateur  B.B. 
league.      Writer    for    Sport    Reviews,    Current 


Press.    Mem.  Central  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials.   Ref- 
eree of  field  and  track  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coll.  prof.  Mt.  St.  Mary's 
Coll.  Married:  Mary  Mondorff,  April  15,  1913. 
Office:  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Coll.,  Emmitsburg,  Md. 
Home:   Frederick    St.,   Emmitsburg,   Md. 


THOMPSON,  MORVEN,  golf.  Bom:  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  Dec.  8,  1872.  Son  of  John  Barker 
and  Ida  (McClery)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Washing- 
ton H.  Sch.;  AM.,  Columbia  Univ.;  Columbia 
Law  Sch.;  LL.B.,  1895;  LL.M.,  1896. 

Record:  Holder  D.  C.  Jr.  tennis  champ,  (sev- 
eral yrs.).  1896,  finalist  D.  C.  tennis  champ. 
Chairman  Chevy  Chase  Golf  Com. ;  former  sec. 
Middle  Golf  Asso. ;  former  pres.  Middle  Golf 
Asso. ;  first  pres.  D.  C.  Golf  Asso. ;  mem.  Bd.  of 
Govs.  Chevy  Chase  Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney;  mem.  Burdett, 
Thompson  and  Law.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Xi ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Chevy  Chase  Club ;  Metro.  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Page  Carr,  June  3,  1903, 
Office:  501  Ouray  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home: 
2127  R  St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 


THOMPSON,  PAUL,  captain  Univ.  Pa.  foot- 
ball and  baseball  teams,  1885.  Bom:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Feb.  10,  1865.  Son  of  Henry  C.  and  Jane 
(Chapman)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.; 
C.E.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1885. 

Record:  1881-85,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1885).  1892,  won  Phila. 
Racquet  Club  champ.  1895,  mem.  Merion  Cricket 
Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  United  Gas  Imp. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Corn  Exch.  Natl.  Bank; 
pres.  U.  G.  I.  Contracting  Co. ;  Union  League ; 
pres.  Univ.  of  Pa.  A. A.  Clubs:  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Varsity  Club ;  Rittenhouse ;  Phila.  Racquet ; 
Merion  Cricket.  Hobby:  Golf  and  hunting. 
Married:  Elizabeth  Ellison,  Oct.  24,  1888.  Chil- 
dren: Rodman  Ellison,  age  37 ;  Mrs.  Edmond 
Thayer,  age  30.  Office:  1401  Arch  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  Haverford,  Pa. 


THOMPSON,  R.  ELLISON,  Univ.  of  Pa.  var- 
sity  crew,   1911.   Born:  Bryn   Mawr,   Pa.,   July 

10,  1889.  Son  of  Paul  and  Eliabeth  (Ellison) 
Thompson.  Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.,  1907;  Univ. 
of  Pa.,  1911. 

Record :  1908,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  fresh,  crew ; 
1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  crew.  1910, 
mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1911,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  4-oar  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  firm  John  B.  Elli- 
son &  Sons.  Mil.  Service:  Capt.  57th  F.A., 
1918-19.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Sphinx  Sr. 
Soc;  Varsity  Club;  Aronimints  G.C;  Ritten- 
house Club;  Penn  A.C.;  Racquet  Club.  Married: 


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Helen  Harts,  1921.  Children:  Aria  Ames,  age  6; 
Rodman  Ellison,  Jr.,  age  4;  Paul  II,  age  2. 
Office:  24  S.  6th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Devon,  Pa. 

THOMPSON,  ROBERT  KEITH,  catcher  on 
Princeton  baseball  team,  1925.  Born:  Bridge- 
port. Conn..  Mar.  18,  1904.  Son  of  Robert  John 
and  Katherine  (Hurlburt)  Thompson.  Ed.: 
Stratford  (Conn.)  H.  Sen.,  1921;  Colby  Coll.; 
Princeton,    1925. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Stratford  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1922,  mem.  Colby  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Princeton  B.B  team 
(catcher).  1923,  mem.  iEtna  Casualty  &  Surety 
Co.  Mercantile  League  B.B.  team  (catcher  and 
capt.). 

Pies.  Occupation:  Special  agent,  Fidelity  & 
Surety  Bonds.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta. 
Married:  Margaret  Worman,  Oct.  11,  1926. 
Office:  338  Hurt  Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
2788  Peachtree  Rd.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

THOMPSON,  ROBERT  L„  JR.,  pitcher  on 
Princeton  baseball  team.  1916-17.  Born:  Ben 
Avon,  Pa.,  May  17.  1895.  Son  of  R.  L.  and 
Dessie  (Irwin)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Ben  Avon  H. 
Sch.,  1913;  Princeton  Prep.  Sch..  1914;  Prince- 
ton, 1918. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Ben  Avon  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1912-13,  mem.  Ben  Avon  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Princeton  Prep.  Sch. 
B.B.  and  tennis  teams.  1915,  mem.  Princeton 
freshmen  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  B.B.  team  (pitcher). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dept.  mgr.,  Arbuthnot- 
Stephenson  Co.,  wholesale  dry  goods.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: O.T.C.,  1917;  enlisted  U.S.A.,  F.A. ;  mem. 
A.E.F. ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt.  Affiliations:  Cannon 
Club;  Princeton  Club  of  Pittsburgh;  Shannopin 
C.C. ;  Keystone  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Marian  Langhans,  Feb.  17,  1920.  Children: 
Mary  Ann,  age  7;  Robert  L.,  Ill,  age  4.  Office: 
801  Penn  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  7105 
Woodland  Ave.,  Ben  Avon,  Pa. 

THOMPSON,  THOMAS  F.,  basketball,  track. 
Born:  Tahlequah,  Okla.,  Aug.  4,  1904.  Son  of 
R.  J.  and  Rosie  (Gritts)  Thompson.  Ed.:  N. 
East.    State  Teachers   Coll. 

Record,:  1924-27,  mem.  N.  East.  State  Teach- 
ers Coll.  F.B.  team.  1924,  mem.  N.  East.  State 
Teachers  Coll.  Bskt.  B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  N. 
East.  State  Teachers  Coll.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student ;  operator,  Sequo- 
yah Theatre.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt.,  Okla.  N.G. ; 
resigned,  Sept.,  1926.  Married:  Dorothy  Fudge. 
Address:  Tahlequah,  Okla. 

THOMPSON,  WALLACE  MILLER,  golf  and 
Princeton  baseball  team.  Born:  Jan.  25,  1898. 
Son  of  Robert  L.  and  Dessie  (Irwin)  Thompson. 


Ed.:    Shadyside    Acad.,    1916;    A.B.,    Princeton, 
1920. 

Record :  1914,  mem.  Shadyside  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1915-16,  mem.  Shadyside  Acad.  B.B. 
team.  1915,  golf  champ.,  Ben  Avon  C.C.  1918-19, 
mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team.  1928,  golf 
champ.,   Shannopin  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman.  Mil.  Service: 
mem.  F.A.O.T.  Sch.;  discharged  Dec,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Genl.  Paper  &  Cordage  Co.;  Shan- 
nopin C.C. ;  Princeton  Club  of  Pittsburgh.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Mary  Evans,  Nov.  26,  1921. 
Children:  Wallace  M..  Jr..  age  2.  Office:  1411 
Brighton  Rd.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  121  Irwin 
Ave.,  Ben  Avon,  Pa. 


THOMPSON,  WILLIAM  LELAND,  capt. 
Harvard  track  team,  1893.  Born:  Troy,  N.  Y., 
April  4,  1871.  Son  of  Wm.  Augustus  and  Harriet 
(Crosby)  Thompson.  Ed.:  Troy  Sch.;  Albany 
Acad. ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1893. 

Record:  1890-91,  mem.  Boston  A.C.  track 
team.  1891-93,  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (capt., 
1893).  Competed  in  I.C.A.A.A.  track  meet.  1892, 
won  New  Eng.  champ,  for  Boston  A. A.  (100  yd. 
dash,  10  2-5  sees,  and  200  yd.  dash,  23  2-5  sec). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  druggist.  Mil. 
Service:  Served  as  aid  on  staff  of  Brig.  Gen. 
Charles  F.  Roe.  Comnd.  Lt. ;  was  in  Natl.  Guard, 
1896-1902 ;  discharged  Capt.,  aid  on  staff  of  Gov. 
Odell,  1901-04.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  United  Natl. 
Bank  ;  2nd  vice-pres.,  Troy  Savings  Bank  ;  Stand- 
ing Com.  of  the  Diocese  of  Albany ;  dir..  Foreign 
Policy  Asso.  of  the  Capitol  Dist.  Clubs:  Troy; 
Troy  C.C;  Union;  Harvard  (N.  Y.  C.  N.  Y.). 
Married:  Martha  Groome,  Jan.  6,  1909.  Children: 
Wm  Leland.  Jr..  age  18:  Martha  Evans,  age  14; 
Peter  Schuyler,  age  10.  Office:  159-167  River  St., 
Troy,  N.  Y.   Home:  24  First  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 


THOMSON,  EARL  J.,  holder  of  Olympic  and 
world's  high  hurdle  record.  Born:  Prince  Albert, 
Saskatchewan,  Can.,  Feb.  15,  1895.  Son  of  Jno. 
and  Winogene  (Freeman)  Thomson.  Ed.:  Long 
Beach  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  South.  Calif. ;  B.S.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1916.  mem.  Univ.  South.  Calif,  track 
team  (equaled  world's  high  hurdles  record,  time 
14:8).  Mem.  Dartmouth  Coll.  track  team.  1920- 
21,  won  Olympic  high  hurdles  champ.,  Antwerp 
(estab.  record  for  110  metre  high  hurdles  and 
Olympic  record,  time  14:8)  ;  participated  in  U. 
S.  vs.  British  Empire  track  meet  (estab.  record 
for  120  yd.  high  hurdles  on  grass,  time  14:8)  ; 
1920,  participated  Canadian  Olympic  track  meet. 
1920-21,  won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  high  hurdles  champ, 
(estab.  world  high  hurdles  record,  time  14:4, 
1920).  1921,  won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  low  hurdles 
champ.;  won  Sr.  Natl.  A.A.U.  high  and  low 
hurdles  champ.,  Chicago   (time,  14:4).    Former 


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asst.  coach  Dartmouth  Coll.  track  team.  Former 
head  coach  W.  Va.  Univ.  Former  asst.  coach 
Yale.    Head  coach  U.S.N.A.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  Royal  Air  Force.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Bpsilon ;  Navy  A.A.  Hobby:  Golf  and 
bridge.  Married:  Anne  Bruner  Cookman,  Aug. 
26,  1922.  Children:  Barbara  Anne  and  Mary 
Elizabeth,  age  5 ;  Earl  J.,  Jr.,  age  2.  Office: 
Navy  A.A.,  Annapolis,  Md.  Home:  25  Murray 
Ave.,  Annapolis,  Md. 

THOMSON,  JIMMY,  golf.  Born:  Oct.  29, 
1908.  Son  of  Wilfred  and  Mary  (White)  Thom- 
son.   Ed.:  John  Marshall  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1925,  participated  in  U.S.  open  golf 
tournament  (youngest  contender  to  ever  quali- 
fy) ;  finished  in  money.  Middle  Atlantic  open 
golf  champ.  (D.  C).  1926,  participated  in  Co- 
lumbus (Ohio)  Natl,  open  golf  champ.;  qualified 
in  P.G.A.  golf  tournament,  D.  C.  (total  154)  ; 
won  1st  Annual  open  golf  tournament  (Kana- 
wha C.C.,  Charleston,  W.  Va.)  ;  runner-up  Va. 
State  open  golf  champ.;  participated  in  Natl, 
open  golf  champ.,  Lakeside  C.C.,  Richmond,  Va. 
(total  153).  1927,  qualified  for  Natl,  open  golf 
champ.;  won  Va.  open  golf  tournament  (Va. 
C.C.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Richmond  Blues.  Hobby:  Golf.  Address:  421 
N.  Blvd.,  Richmond,  Va. 

THOMSON,  SAMUEL  HARRISON,  holder 
world's  all-around  track  and  field  record.  Born: 
Pasadena,  Calif.,  Nov.  5,  1895.  Son  of  Williell 
and  Clara  Frances  (Thompson)  Thomson.  Ed.: 
S  Pasadena  H.  Sch.,  1914 ;  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch., 
1914;  Occidental  Coll.,  1917;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1923;  B.  Litt.,  Oxford,  1926;  Ph.  D.,  Prague 
Univ.    (Czecho-Slovakia),  1925;  Harvard,  1927. 

Record:  1913,  cpmpeted  A.A.U.  Natl.  All- 
round  meet  (scored  4450  points).  1913-14,  mem. 
S.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams  (All- 
South.  Calif,  track  team,  1914).  1914-15,  mem. 
Occidental  Coll.  freshmen  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1916-17,  mem.  Occidental  varsity  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (won  South.  Pac.  Asso.  A.A.U.  high 
jump).  1917-19,  mem.  Army  F.B.  and  track 
teams  (mem.  Stave  Bordelais ;  champ.  Cote 
d'Argent  track  meet;  2nd  hand-grenade  throw 
Inter- Allied  games,  Paris).  1919,  won  Natl. 
A.A.U.  all-around  champ.  1920,  2nd,  shot-put, 
tied  for  2nd  high  jump,  3rd  javelin-throw,  Brit- 
ish A.A.  champ,  London ;  won  high  jump  Prince- 
ton vs.  Oxford.  1921,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  all- 
around  champ.,  setting  world  record  of  7532%. 

1922,  won  Natl.  A.A.U.  decathlon  champ. ;  won 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  indoor  champ.,  shot-put ;  placed 
3rd   Natl.    A.A.U.    track   champ,    high    hurdles. 

1923,  won   I.C.A.A.A.A.    outdoor   high    hurdles. 

1924,  won   ^hot-put    and   high  hurdles   Oxford- 


Cambridge  match ;  placed  2nd,  Natl.  A.A.U. 
high  hurdles.  1925,  won  high  hurdles  "Sparta- 
Slavia"  meet ;  won  Czech  A.A.U.  decathlon, 
Prague. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  Princeton.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  F.A.,  April,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comn'd  corporal ;  discharged  Aug.  7,  1919.  Affil- 
iations: Medieval  Acad. ;  Amer.  Asso.  Advance- 
ment of  Sc. ;  Cesky  Historicky  Klub ;  Matice 
Movavska ;  Queen's  Club.  Hobby:  Zoology,  In- 
cunabula. Married:  Elizabeth  Willson.  Address: 
Box  281,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

THORNDIKE,  ALBERT,  track.  Born:  Bev- 
erly, Mass.,  Oct.  13,  1860.  Son  of  Samuel  L. 
and  Anna  Lamb  (Wells)  Thorndike.  Ed.:  G. 
W.  C.  Nobles  Sch.  (Boston,  Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1881. 

Record:  1880,  dead  heat  mi.  run  (time 
4 :50 1-5  Junior  class  meet,  Cambridge,  Mass. ; 
runner-up  in  mile  run  (time,  4:44%),  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.  champ,  meet ;  runner-up  in  mile 
event  (time,  4:42  2-5),  I.C.  meet,  Mott  Haven. 
1881,  1st  place  mile  run  (time,  4:55),  Cam- 
bridge champ,  meet ;  runner-up  in  mile  run  I.C. 
meet,  Mott  Haven.  Mem.  Harvard  lacrosse 
team   (3  yrs.). 

Office:  19  Congress  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
337  Beacon  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

THORNTON.  NAT,  tennis.  Born:  Columbus. 
Ga.,  April  8,  1884.  Son  of  Henry  and  Lelia 
(Appier)  Thornton.  Ed.:  M.A.,  South.  Univ., 
1902;  Ga.  Tech.;  D.D.S.,  Atlanta  Dental  Coll., 
1908. 

Record:  1902-03-07-08-13,  won  South,  singles 
and  doubles  champ.  1910-12,  won  Gulf  States 
Tennis  champ.  (New  Orleans).  Won  Ga.  State 
Tennis  champ.  (3  yrs.).  Won  Old  Dominion 
champ.,  Richmond,  Va.  (2  yrs.).  Won  Ind. 
State  doubles  and  South.  Ohio  doubles  (1  yr.). 
Won  Atlanta  A.C.  champ  (4  yrs.).  1926,  won 
N.  C.  State  doubles.  1926-27,  won  Ga.  State 
doubles  champ.  Played  on  Atlanta  A.C.  Bskt.B. 
team   (6  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Fed.  Motor  Truck 
Sales  Corp.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Atlanta  A.C; 
East  Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  594  W. 
Peachtree  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  639  Jack- 
son St.  N.  E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 


THORP,  THOMAS  J.,  football  coach.  Born: 
New  York,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  6,  1884.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  Thomas  Thorp.  Ed.:  Holy  Cross  Acad.; 
De  La  Salle  Inst. ;  Manhattan  Coll. ;  Columbia 
Univ. ;  Univ.  of  Va. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Manhattan  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1902-04,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team;  mgr.  B.B.  team, 
1904).     1903,  mem.  Columbia  Univ.  I.C.  champ. 


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water  polo  team.  F.B.  coach  Stevens,  Manhat- 
tan, Fordham,  Va.,  Columbia  and  N.  Y.  Univs. 
Olticial-in-chief  East.  I.C.  Bskt.B.  League.  Has 
officiated  Tournament  of  Roses  games  at  Pasa- 
dena. Mem.  Atlanta  Boat  Club  crew  (N.  Y.  C). 
Pres.  Occupation:  Sports  writer  N.  Y.  Jour- 
anl.  Affiliations:  Delta  Theta  Xi.  Clubs:  N.  Y. 
A.C. ;  Columbia  Univ.;  Atlanta  Boat.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  220  South  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  91  Grand  Ave.,  Rockville  Cen.  Ter.,  N.  Y. 

THORPE,  ELLSWORTH  WARREN,  capt. 
baseball  team,  Washington  State  Coll.,  1901-04, 
Born:  olwa,  Feb.  21,  1883.  Son  of  J.  W.  and 
Estella  (Gladden)  Thorpe.  Ed.:  Washington 
State  Coll.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Washington  State 
Coll.  B.B.  team  (played  3rd  base  and  l.f . ; 
capt.,  1904).  1904-11,  played  semi-pro.  and  pro. 
B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Merchant.  Affiliations: 
Chamber  of  Commerce  (sefcy.-treas.)  ;  Elks; 
Phi  Mu  Alpha  ;  Izaak  Walton  League.  Hobby: 
Fishing.  Harried:  Ella  Harvey.  Children: 
Warren  Ellsworth,  age  13 ;  Jean  Mary,  age 
8 ;  Patricia,  age  1.  Address:  505  Montgomery, 
Pullman,   Washington. 

THORPE,  JAMES,  American  Ail-Around 
champion,  1912.  Bom:  Oklahoma,  1888.  Son  of 
Sac  and  Fox  Tribe.  Education:  Carlisle  Indian 
School. 

Record:  1907-09,  member-  of  Carlisle  Indian 
School  baseball  team.  1907-08-09-12,  member 
of  Carlisle  Indian  School  track  team.  1907-08- 
11-12,  member  of  Carlisle  Indian  School  football 
team.  1909.  member  of  Louis  Atlantic  League 
professional  baseball  team.  1912,  won  pentath- 
lon and  decathlon  events  at  Olympic  Games ; 
won  American  Ail-Around  championship.  1912- 
28,  played  professional  baseball  and  football. 

Hobby:  Coon  and  quail  hunting. 

THORPE,  JOHN  M.,  athletic  director  and 
head  football  coach,  Mount  Union  College, 
1922-28.  Born:  Washingtonville,  Ohio,  Apr. 
18,  1890.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Celia  (Tetlow) 
Thorpe.  Ed.:  B.S.,   Mt.   Union   Coll.,   1916. 

Record :  1910-11,  mem.  Leetonia  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1912,  mem. 
Mount  Union  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams. 
1913-15,  mem.  Mt.  Union  Coll.  F.B.  team  (Ohio 
Conf.  champs.,  1913;  All-Ohio  center,  1915). 
"?16,  coach,  Urbana  H.  Sch.  1917,  19-20,  coach, 
Ashtabula  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (undefeated, 
1917,  '20).  1921.  coach,  E.  H.  Sch.  (Cleveland) 
F.B.  team.  1922-28,  ath.  dir..  head  F.B.  coach, 
Mt.  Union  Coll.  (won  3  Ohio  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
champs. :  estab.  world's  record  by  winning  34 
consecutive   conf.   games). 


7J?-e.s-.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  U.S.A. 
32nd  Div.  A.E.F.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Mt. 
Union  Coll.  A.A. ;  Masons ;  Rotary  Club ;  "M" 
Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Armada  Touep- 
fer,  Aug.  8,  1924.  Child:  John  H,  (infant). 
0^?ce:  Mt.  Union  Coll.,  Alliance,  Ohio.  Home: 
2341    Ridgewood    St.,    Alliance,    Ohio. 

THORSON,  THEODORE  WILHELM,  track. 
Born:  Winthrop,  Minn.,  Oct.  14,  1894.  Son  of 
T.  and  Anna  (Bengtson)  Thorson.  Ed.:  Win- 
throp  H.   Sch.;   B.S.,   Univ.   of   Minn. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team     (events,     hammer    and     discus     throw). 

1918,  mem.  race  boat  crew,  U.S.S.  N.  J. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Erikson  Produce  Co. 
(Fertile,  Minn.).  Naval  Service:  Enlisted,  U. 
S.  Navy,  Dec.  3,  1917;  served  on  board  U.S.S. 
N.   J.    and    U.S.S.    Idaho;    discharged,    Oct.    10, 

1919.  Affiliations:  Araer.  Legion;  Izaak  Walton 
League ;  Mason ;  K.T. ;  Musical  Dir.,  N.W. 
Minn.  Singers  Asso.  Circuit  Choral  Union,  Fer- 
tile Community  Choral  Soc,  Odin  Male  Chorus 
and  Orchestra ;  Asst.  Natl.  Dir.-in-Chief.  Nor. 
Singers  of  Amer.  Hobby:  Music  and  stamps. 
Married:  Lillian  Elvira  Erikson.  Children: 
Theodore  Winton,  age  5 ;  Marylin  Joan,  age  4 ; 
Keith  Rodney,  age  2.  Address:  Fertile,  Minn. 

THORWARD,  BENJAMIN  F.,  baseball  and 
tennis.  Born:  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  Aug.  17, 
188S.  Son  of  Theodore  and  Minnie  (Dendel) 
Thorward.  Ed.:  Fort  Wayne  H.  Sch. ;  South 
Bend  H.   Sch.;   A.B.,   Univ.   of  Mich.,  1912. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Fort  Wayne  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1905-06,  mem.  South  Bend  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  190S,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  fresh- 
man B.B.  team.  1912,  capt.  Univ.  of  Mich,  ten- 
nis team.  1918-21,  pres.  Cleveland  Assoc.  Ten- 
nis Clubs.  1919-21,  official  of  West.  Lawn  Ten- 
nis Asso.  1920,  vice-pres.  West.  Lawn  Tennis 
Asso.  1921-22,  mem.  Natl.  Ranking  Com., 
U.S.L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  Incandescent  Lamp 
Dept.  of  Gen.  Electric  Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi ;  Natl.  Town  and  CO  ;  Walnut  Crest  C.C. ; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.).  Hobby:  Tennis 
and  gardening.  Married:  Elisa  Candor,  June  4, 
1914.  Children:  Theodore  Thomas,  age  12; 
Benjamin  F.,  Jr.,  age  7.  Office:  Nela  Park, 
Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home:  832  Caledonia  Ave., 
Cleveland  Hgts.,    Ohio. 

THRESHIE,  PHILIP  HENRY,  foothill, 
hockey.  Born:  Jamaica  Plain.  Mass..  Nov.  26, 
1898.  Son  of  Chas.  and  Nellie  F.  Threshie.  Ed.: 
Brookline  H.  Sch.  (Mass.)  ;  B.S.,  Dartmouth 
Coll. 

Record:  1916-17.  mem.  Brookline  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,   B.B.  and  hockey   teams.    Mem.   Brookline 


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H.  Sch.  swimming  team  and  crew.  1919,  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  hockey  team.  1919-21,  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (N.  Eng. 
Coll.  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  salesman,  Halsey, 
Stuart  and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt.,  U.S.A.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  Affiliations:  Theta  Delta  Chi ;  Sphinx 
Sr.  Soc. ;  Univ.  C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Harried: 
Kate  Atkins.  Child:  Philip  Henry.  Jr.,  (infant). 
Office:  Halsey.  Stuart  and  Co.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  26  "Washington  St.,  Fairhaven,  Mass. 

THLMSER,  WALTER  T.,  football,  basket- 
ball, track.  Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Jan.  7,  1901. 
Son  of  Laurence  and  Marie  (Tietze)  Thumser. 
Ed.:  McKinley  H.  Sch.,  1919;  B.S.,  Washington 
Univ. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Washington  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1921-23,  mem.  Washington 
Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.  team,  1923;  capt.  track  team,  1922; 
mem.  All-Mo.  Valley  Conf.  Bskt.B.  team,  1922- 
23).  1927,  official  Mo.  Valley  Conf.  Bskt.B. 
team.  Official  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  and 
I.C.  non-Conf.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chemist.  Affiliations:  Alpha 
Tau  Omega ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma  ;  Mo.  Ath.  Asso. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  1100  N.  Levee  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  1808  Victor  St..  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

THIRBER,  CLARENCE  HOWE,  football. 
Born:  Brattleboro.  Vt,  Sept.  19,  1888.  Son  of 
Jno.  W.  and  Eva  L.  (Howe)  Thurber.  Ed.: 
Brattleboro  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Colgate  Univ.,  1912; 
Columbia  Univ.,  A.M..  1921;  Ph.D.,  1922. 

Record:  1908-11,  mem.  Colgate  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1910-11).  1909-12,  mem.  Colgate  track 
team.  1912.  asst.  coach  Phillips  Acad.  (An- 
dover).  1913-15,  head  coach  Wabash  Coll.  1915- 
20.  West.  Conf  and  Big  Ten  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  sec.  dir.  of  Summer 
Session  and  Prof,  of  Educ.  Univ.  Buffalo.  War 
Service:  Camp  sec,  Army  Y.M.C.A.,  Ft.  Benja- 
min Harrison  and  Camp  Purdue,  Ind.  Affilia- 
tions: Beta  Theta  Pi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Phi 
Delta  Kappa ;  Tau  Kappa  Alpha ;  Colgate  Club 
(Buffalo)  ;  Kiwanis  C.  (mem.  bd.  of  dirs.). 
Married:  Alice  Helen  Egbert,  Jan.  30,  1913. 
Children:  Alice  Helen,  age  13;  Eleanor,  age  8; 
Clarence,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  Univ.  of  Buffalo, 
Buffalo.  N.  Y.  Home:  141  Chatham  Ave.,  Buffalo, 
N.  T. 

TIBBETTS,  WILLARD  L.,  JR.,  track.  Bom: 
Mar.  26,  1903.  Son  of  Willard  L.  and  Annie 
Franklin  (Damon)  Tibbetts.  Ed.:  South  Boston 
H.  Sch.;  Worcester  Acad.  (Worcester,  Mass.); 
Harvard. 

Record:  1923-25,  won  two  mi.  race  rep.  U.S. 
in  Harvard- Yale  dual  meet   (Oxford  and  Cam- 


bridge rep.  Eng.).  1924,  mem.  Olympic  track 
team.  1925,  won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  cross-country 
champ.  1925-26,  won  I.C.A.A.A.A.  indoor  and 
outdoor  two  mile  champ.  1926,  capt.  Harvard 
track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Security  salesman.  Affilia- 
tions: White,  Wild  &  Co.  (investment  bankers)  ; 
B.A.A.  (mem.  ath.  com.).  Hobby: Music  (piano). 
Office:  111  Devonshire  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home: 
173  M  St.  S.,  Boston,  Mass. 

TIBBOTT,  DAVID  W.,  Princeton  football 
and  baseball  teams.  Born:  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
1895.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ; 
Litt.B.,  Princeton,   1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
1915-17,   mem.   Princeton   B.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaper  advertising. 
Naval  Service:  Enlisted,  Apr.,  1917;  comnd. 
ensign,  U.S.N. ;  discharged,  Feb.,  1919.  Mar- 
ried: Dorothy  Brewer,  1918.  Children:  David 
W.,  Jr.,  age  8;  Carol,  age  7.  Address:  17  Tarle- 
ton   Rd.,   Newton   Center,   Mass. 

TIBBOTT,  FREDERICK  MERRILL,  Prince- 
ton football  team.  Born:  Indianapolis,  Ind., 
Dec  11,  1885.  Son  of  E.  F.  and  Inez  (Watts) 
Tibbott.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.,  1904;  Prince- 
ton, 1909. 

Record :  1901-04,  mem.  Germantown  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track  team, 
1904 ;  holder,  inter-academic  record,  broad 
jump).  1905-09,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(chosen,  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1908). 
1915,  coach,  Princeton  Freshman  F.B.  team. 
1918,  coach  Army  F.B.  team,  Ft.  Humphreys. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber  and  pulp  wood, 
Franklin  Co.,  Me.  Mil.  Service:  1st  Lt,  En- 
gineer Corps,  1918.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Edith  Milliken,  Feb.  14,  1914.  Address:  Ches- 
terville,   Me. 


TICHENOR,  WALKER  REYNOLDS,  foot- 
ball and  baseball.  Born:  Talladega  Co.,  Ala., 
Jan.  26,  1877.  Son  of  Isaac  Taylor  and  Eppie 
(Reynolds)  Tichenor.  Ed.:  Boys  H.  Sch.  (At- 
lanta, Ga.),  1893;  B.S.,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst,  1896; 
LL.B.,   Univ.   of  Ga.,   1898. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Ala.  Poly,  varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  '95-'96).  1895-96,  mem.  Ala.  Poly, 
varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  '96).  1897,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Ga.  F.B.  team.  1897-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga. 
B.B.  team  (mgr.,  1898).  1900-28,  F.B.  official, 
S.I.A.A..  1902,  B.B.  coach,  Ga.  Tech.  1914-18, 
asst.  F.B.  coach,  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  member  of  firm 
of  Bryan  &  Middlebrooks.  Affiliations:  Atlanta 
A.C. ;  South.  F.B.  Officials  Asso. ;  Kappa  Alpha ; 


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Mason ;  East  Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Office:  1030  Candler  Bldg.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home: 
Atlanta   A.C.,    Atlanta,    Ga. 

TIERNEY,     CHARLES     ALFRED,    football, 

lacrosse.  Bom:  Dorchester,  Mass.,  Sept.  12, 
1894.  Son  of  Daniel  D.  and  Marietta  A.  Tier- 
ney.  Ed.:  Boston  Coll.  High  Sch. ;  Boston  Coll.; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1922,  and  grad.  Sch.  of  Bus. 
Administration. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  H.  Sch. 
track  and  F.B.  teams  and  crew.  1917-18,  mem. 
Boston  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Harvard 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1921-22,  mem.  Harvard  var- 
sity lacrosse  team.  1922  and  '24,  line  coach 
Harvard  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1925,  line  coach 
Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  line  coach 
Harvard  2nd  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hotel  mgr.  Longwood  Tow- 
ers. Naval  Service:  Mem.  U.S.N.R.F.  2  yrs. ; 
machinist  mate,  1st  class,  on  U.  S.  submarine 
chaser.  Affiliations:  A.L. ;  Mass.  Hotel  Asso. ; 
Harvard  Club  (Boston).  Hobby:  Tennis  and 
golf.  Address:  Longwood  Towers,  Brookline, 
Massachusetts. 

TIFFANY,  GILMAN  P.,  golf.  Born:  New- 
burg,  N.  Y.,  July  17,  1882.  Son  of  Walton  C. 
and  Julia  (Gilman)  Tiffany.  Ed.:  Yonkers 
H.  Sch. ;  Columbia  Univ. 

Record:  1904-08  and  '12,  won  Hudson  River 
amateur  golf  champ.  1904-05,  won  Herald  cup. 
Mem.  Leslie  golf  cup  team  (several  yrs.). 
1906,  semi-finalist,  Metro,  golf  champ.  1925-28, 
organizer  and  golf  consultant  of  golf  and  coun- 
try clubs. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  and  golf  con- 
sultant. Affiliations:  Elks ;  Masons.  Clubs: 
Hon.  life  mem.,  Rotary;  N.  Y.  C;  Columbia 
Univ.;  N.  Castle  G.  &  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Ruth  Naylon,  Sept.  26,  1926.  Office:  51  E.  42nd 
St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.     Home:  Mamaroneck,  N.  Y. 

TIGERT,  JOHN  JAMES,  coach  and  athletic 
director.  Born:  Nashville,  Tennessee,  February 
11,  1882.  Son  of  John  James  and  Amelia  (Mc- 
Tyeire)  Tigert.  Education:  B.A.,  Vanderbilt 
University,  1904;  Oxford  (England),  B.A.,  1907; 
M.A.,  1915;  University  of  Minnesota  (summer), 
1916;  LL.D.,  University  of  Kentucky,  1921; 
Ed.D.,  University  of  Rhode  Island,  1923 ;  LL.D., 
Bates  University,  1924 ;  LL.D.,  University  of 
New  Mexico,  1924. 

Record:  190004,  member  of  Vanderbilt  var- 
sity basketball  team  (captain,  1903).  1901-04, 
member  of  Vanderbilt  varsity  football  team 
(All-Southern  halfback,  1903;  captain,  1904). 
1903  and  '04.  member  of  Vanderbilt  varsity 
track  team.  1901,  official  baseball  scorer,  Van- 
derbilt University.  1904-07,  played  cricket,  rug- 


by, football  and  Association  football,  Oxford 
(won  College  fours,  boat  race,  1905).  1913, 
1915,  1916,  athletic  director  and  head  coach 
at  University  of  Kentucky.  1914-16,  won  Blue 
Grass  Tennis  Tournament  (doubles  all  3  years; 
singles  and  doubles,  1915).  1921-28,  member  of 
Central   Board  of   Football   Officials. 

Present  Occupation:  United  States  commis- 
sioner of  education.  Military  Service:  Physical 
director  Y.M.C.A. ;  member  of  A.E.F. ;  commis- 
sioned major.  Affiliations:  Vanderbilt  Univer- 
sity Athletic  Association ;  Oxford  University 
Athletic  Association ;  Southern  Intercollegiate 
Athletic  Association  (executive  committee)  ; 
Boy  Scouts  of  America  (National  Council)  ; 
National  Education  Association  (life  member 
and  director)  ;  Moose.  Fraternal  Organizations: 
Phi  Delta  Theta  (president)  ;  Alpha  Delta 
Sigma ;  Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Iota  Sigma  ;  Phi  Beta 
Kappa.  Clubs:  Kiwanis ;  Cosmos ;  Congres- 
sional Country  (Washington,  D.  C).  Hobby: 
Tennis,  golf,  fishing  and  painting.  Married: 
Edith  Jackson  (Bristol),  August  25, 1909.  Chil- 
dren: John  James,  Jr.,  age  14;  Mary  Jane,  age 
10.  Office:  Interior  Department,  Room  6165, 
Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  2908  Albemarle 
,  Street,  Washington,  D.  C. 

TILLEY,  E.  R.,  MRS.,  golf.  Born:  Hinton, 
Va.,  Sept.  17,  1895.  Daughter  of  John  Littleton 
and  Rebecca  (Webb)  McDorman.  Ed:  Harri- 
sonburg (Va.)  H.  Sch. 

ReconJ:  1922,  runner-up,  Woman's  Club  Golf 
champ.  (Banncckbnrn  CO.  1923,  won  D  C. 
woman's  golf  champ.  (Indian  Springs  C.  C). 
1924-25,  won  Indian  Springs  Woman's  Club  golf 
champ,  (capt.  club,  1925).  1925,  medalist  in 
D.  C.  golf  champ.  1926,  medalist  in  Middle 
Atlantic  champ  (Baltimore).  1927,  won  Tommy 
Armour  invitation  golf  tournament  (Congres- 
sional C.C.)  ;  won  Women's  pro.  and  amateur 
golf  tournament,  Town  and  Country  G.C. 
(D.  C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Housewife.  Clui>:  Indian 
Springs  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edwin  R. 
Tilley.  Address:  2827  28th  St.  N.W.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

TILSON,  SUMNER  DEWEY,  football  and 
track.  Born:  Whiteflat,  Texas,  July  6,  1898.  Son 
of  W.  R.  and  Sally  (Williams)  Til  son.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Va.  Poly.  Inst.,  1923. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  V.P.I.  F.B.  team 
(capt,  1921).  1919-22,  chosen  All-State  tackle. 
1920-22,  picked  All-S.  Atlantic  tackle.  1922, 
picked  All-South.  tackle;  All-S.  Atlantic 
champs.  1923-28,  coach  Davidson  Coll.  F.B., 
wrestling  and  track  teams.  1926,  All-State  F.B. 
champs.  Coached  John  Currie,  who  set  100-yd. 
dash  State  record,  9  3-5  sec.  (equalled  world's 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  S.A. 
T.C.,  V.P.I.  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha; 
Monogram  Club  ( V.P.I. ).  Hobby:  Football. 
Harried:  Virginia  Kite,  Dec.  4,  1926.  Child: 
Sumner  Dewey,  Jr.  (infant).  Office:  Davidson 
Coll.,  Davidson,  N.  C.     Home:  Davidson,  N.  C. 

TILSON,  WARREN  E.,  boxing,  wrestling 
and  football.  Bom:  Matador,  Texas,  June  8, 
1902.  Son  of  W.  R.  and  Sally  E.  (Williams) 
Tilson.  Ed.:  Greenfriar  Mil.  Acad.,  1921;  Wash- 
ington and  Lee  Univ.,  1926. 

Record :  1922-24,  mem.  Washington  and  Lee 
Univ.  varsity  boxing  team.  1922-25,  mem. 
Washington  and  Lee  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(chosen  All-South,  tackle,  1924;  honorable  men- 
tion as  tackle  by  Walter  Camp,  1924).  1923- 
25,  mem.  Washington  and  Lee  Univ.  varsity 
wrestling  team  (chosen  All-South,  wrestling 
champ,  in  175-lb  class,  1925;  capt.  team,  1925). 
1926'27,  head  boxing  and  wrestling  coach  Duke 
Univ. ;  asst.  F.B.  coach  Duke  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  Duke  Univ.  Affilia- 
tions: Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  Phi  Delta  Phi. 
Hobby:  Football  and  golf.  Married:  Virginia 
Piery,  June,  1926.  Children:  James  Andrew, 
infant.  Office:  Duke  Univ.,  Durham,  N.  C. 
Home:  909  Gregson  St.,  Durham,  N.  C. 

TILTON,  BENJAMIN  T.,  crew,  football. 
Bom:  Newport,  R.  I.,  July  18.  1868.  Son  of 
Frederic  W.  and  Ellen  (Trowbridge)  Tilton. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1890. 

Record:  1888-90,  mem.  Harvard  crew.  1889, 
mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon.  War  Record: 
Major,  U.S.A.  Medical  Corps,  serving  as  Sur- 
geon, Base  Hosp.  in  France,  1918-19.  Affiliations: 
Visiting  Surgeon,  St.  Mark's  Hosp.,  N.  Y. ;  Con- 
sulting Surgeon,  Lincoln  Hosp. ;  Univ.  C. ;  Har- 
vard C.  Married:  Anna  B.  Griggs,  Sept.  14,  1905. 
Children:  Hart,  age  21 ;  Susanne  D.,  age  20 ; 
Maud  T.,  age  18.  Office:  772  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.   Home:  133  N.  64th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

TILTON,  GEORGE  ALBERT,  football,  base- 
ball and  basketball.  Bom:  Exeter,  N.  H.,  Feb. 
22,  1888.  Son  of  Jarvus  Albert  and  Jennett 
(Oliver)  Tilton.  Ed.:  Exeter  H.  Sch. ;  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  Princeton. 

Record:  Mem.  Exeter  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (4  yrs. ).  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (3  yrs.).  Mem. 
Princeton  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (3  yrs.).  1923-28, 
umpired  B.B.  in  New  Eng.  League.  Mem.  Can- 
ton Blues  pro.  F.B.  team  (Portland,  Me.).  Mem. 
Newburyport  A.C.  F.B.  team.  Coach  Gorham 
H.   Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  and  coach.  Affilia- 
tions:  Mason ;    Elks ;    Cen.    Bd.    F.B.    Officials ; 


New  England  A.A.U. ;  Exeter  A.C.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Ina  Iris  Hill.  Children:  Stephen 
Manson  Jarvus,  age  15;  Donald  Eugene  Vincent, 
age  13.  Office:  Main  St.,  Gorham,  Me.  Home: 
Sanford  Rd.,  Highpine,  Me. 

TILTON,  HARRY  WHITING,  track.  Bom: 
Claysville,  Pa.,  Aug.  20,  1889.  Son  of  George 
W.  and  Margaret  Elizabeth  (Ferrell)  Tilton. 
Ed.:  Bucknell  Coll.;  B.S.,  M.A.,  Westminster 
Coll.,  1913. 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  fresh- 
man relay  team ;  team  set  1  mile  relay  record ; 
won  ^-mile,  51  sec.  1911,  mem.  team  setting 
I.C.  1  mile  relay  record  at  Schenley  Oval  (Pitts- 
burgh, Pa.)  ;  won  Grove  City  I.C.  relay  meet  % 
mile.  1912,  mem.  relay  team,  won  Tri-State 
meet,  Wash..  Pa. ;  %-mile  at  Bucknell.  Coach 
Burgettstown,  Pa.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Coached 
Ike  Bloom ;  capt.,  star  pitcher,  Univ.  Pa. 
Coached  F.B.  at  Wilkinsburg  H.  Sch. ;  coached 
Blair  McMillan ;  capt.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team,  1927. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chem.  instr.,  S.  H.  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials ;  Bd.  mem., 
Cen.  Bskt.B.  Com.  Tri-State  Officials  Organiza- 
tion; Masons;,  Pittsburgh  Consistory;  Shrine; 
Phi  Delta  Kappa ;  Adv.  Council.  Boy  Scouts 
troop  No.  5;  Unity  Club;  Chem.  Club.  Hoboy: 
Building  radio  sets.  Married:  Bertha  Lucy 
Charles,  June  29.  1916.  Children:  Elsie  Irene, 
age  10;  Marion  Louise,  age  6.  Office:  10th  and 
Carson  Sts..  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  1312  Beech- 
view  Ave.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

TILTON,  ROBERT  GILLIAN,  football, 
wrestling.  Bom:  Canal  Fulton,  Ohio,  Dec.  11, 
1907.  Son  of  Joseph  M.  and  Lena  (Gerwig) 
Tilton.   Ed.:  Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Ohio  Wesleyan  F.B. 
team  (All-Ohio  tackle).  1926.  mem.  Ohio  Wes- 
leyan wrestling  team  (runner-up  I.C.  heavy- 
weight champ,  of  Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Phi  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Bridge,  tennis  and  swim- 
ming.   Address:  Route  2,  Canton,  Ohio. 

TIMME,  RAYNOR  ADOLPHLS,  hon.  men. 
on  Walter  CJamp's  AU-Amer.  i football  team, 
1921.  Born:  Oak  Park,  111.,  Aug.  29,  1900.  Son 
of  Frank  Joseph  and  Louise  Adolphina 
(Boehm)  Timme.  Ed.:  Oak  Park  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.   Chicago. 

Record:  1915-18,  mem.  Oak  Park  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1918;  Suburban  League 
champs.,  1917  and  Co.  champs.,  1918).  1916, 
mem.  Oak  Park  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1918, 
mem.  Oak  Park  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1920-21 
and  '25,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B.  team  (hon. 
men.  on  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1921). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  dir.,  Julius 
Wehner  Co.  (Milwaukee).  Affiliations:  Skull 
and  Crescent  (Univ.  Chicago)  ;  Order  of  the 
C. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Club  Casa  Del  Mar ; 
Five  Lakes  C.  Hobby:  Music.  Office:  140  S. 
Dearborn  St.,  Chicago.  111.  Home:  138  N.  Aus- 
tin Blvd.,  Oak  Park,  111. 


TINDELL,  EDWARD  R.,  pocket  billiards. 
Born:  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  10,  1907.  Son 
of  Geo.  R.  and  Caroline  (Wasson)  Tindell. 
Ed.:  West.  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1928,  won  Dist.  pocket  billiards 
champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Sport  Mart. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  pocket  billiards.  Office:  914 
F  St.  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  3620 
Garfield   St.,  N.W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 


TINKER,  JOE  B.,  professional  baseball. 
Born:  Moskoda,  Kan.,  July  27,  1880.  Son  of 
Samuel  and  Elizabeth  (Williams)  Tinker.  Ed.: 
Pub.   Schs.    (Kan.  City,  Mo.). 

Record:  1902-12,  played  with  Chicago  Cubs 
B.B.  team.  1913,  traded  to  Cincinnati ;  mgr. 
Cincinnati  Club  B.B.  team.  1914-15,  mgr.  Chi- 
cago Fed.  League  B.B.  team.  1916,  mgr.  Chicago 
Cubs  B.B.  team ;  won  116x154  games  (world 
record).  1917-20,  pres.  mgr.,  Columbus  (Ohio) 
Club  B.B.  team.  1921,  mgr.  Orlando  (Fla.)  B.B. 
Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker,  pres. 
Jamajo  Subdivision  Co.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Masons ;  Orlando  C.C. ;  Sanlando  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Mary  Rock,  May,  1926.  Chil- 
dren: Joseph,  age  23;  Roland,  age  21;  William, 
age  13;  Ruby  Rose,  age  12.  Office:  16  W.  Pine 
St.,  Orlando,  Fla.  Home:  809  Lucerne  Terrace, 
Orlando,   Fla. 

TIPPETT,  JACK  C,  II,  boxer  and  promoter. 
Bom:  Wyo.,  111.,  July  6,  1885.  Son  of  Jack  C. 
and  Ellen  (Hart)  Tippett.  Ed.:  Public  Schs., 
Peoria,   111. 

Record:  190S,  won  N.  West,  heavyweight 
champ,  from  "Smoky  Ben"  Smith.  1910,  won 
Pacific  Coast  middleweight  champ,  from  Jack 
O'Keefe ;  won  Pacific  Coast  light  heavyweight 
champ,  from  Steve  O'Connor;  won  Pacific 
Coast  heavyweight  champ,  from  Jack  Lester. 
1917-2S,  promoted  boxing  in  Peoria,  111.  and  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  1923-28,  phys.  dir.,  Natl.  A.A.  pro- 
moter of  Coliseum,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  and  Temple, 
East  St.  Louis,  111. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chiropractor  phys.  dir.  and 
promoter.  Affiliations:  Eagles;  Red  Men;  Natl. 
A.A.  Hobby:  Phys.  ed.  Married:  Anna  '  Mor- 
ris, Dec.  26,  1921.  Children:  Annabelle,  age  5; 
Jack    C,    3rd.      Office:    201-A    N.    6th    St.,    St. 


Louis,    Mo.     Home:   3801   Olive   St.,    St.    Louis, 
Mo. 

TIPS,  BURNELL  BUTLER,  football,  base- 
ball. Born:  Kenedy,  Texas,  Aug.  13,  1906.  Son 
of  George  and  Delia  (Butler)  Tips.  Ed.:  San 
Antonio  (Tex.)  Mil.  Acad.;  Washington  and 
Lee  Univ. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Washington  and  Lee 
Univ.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1927).  1926-27,  mem. 
Washington  and  Lee  Univ.  B.B.  team  (men- 
tioned for  All-Amer.  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta ;  Omricon  Delta  Kappa ;  W.  and 
L.  Varsity  Club  (pres.,  1927-28).  Address: 
Kenedy,  Texas. 

TIPTON,  ARTHUR  CHARLES,  mem.  Wal- 
ter Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1904.  Bom:  Las 
Vegas,  N.  M.,  June  5,  1882.  Son  of  William  R. 
and  Elizabeth  (Duncan)  Tipton.  Ed.:  Sacred 
Heart  Coll.  (Denver,  Colo.)  ;  N.  M.  Normal 
Univ.  (Las  Vegas,  N.  M.)  ;  U.S.M.A.,  West 
Point,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.  scrubs. 
1903-04,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  varsity  F.B.  team  (cen- 
ter Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1904).  1908, 
asst.  coach,  U.S.M.A.  1919,  coach  4th  Div.  A.E. 
F.  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  asst.  coach  Univ.  Fla. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  U.  S.  Army  officer;  maj. 
inf.  War  Record:  Served  as  maj.  and  lieut  col. 
A.G.D.,  155th  Inf.  Brigade;  4th  Div.  Affilia^ 
tions:  Army  A.A. ;  Rotary  (Gainesville,  Fla.). 
Married:  Theodora  Coe,  Sept.  3,  1907.  Children: 
Theodora  Coe.  age  12;  Margaret  Anne,  age  2. 
Office:  Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville,  Fla.  Home: 
Sparta,  N.  J. 

TODD,  F.  PHELPS,  baseball.  Bom:  Salis- 
bury, Md.,  Jan.  11,  1896.  Son  of  Henry  S.  and 
Agnes  (Phelps)  Todd.  Ed.:  Wicomico  H.  Sch. 
(Salisbury,  Md.)  ;  Tome  Inst.  (Port  Deposit, 
Md.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1918. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Wicomico  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Wicomico  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1914,  mem.  Tome  Inst.  B.B.  team. 
1915,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshmen  B.B.  team. 
1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  insurance  supervisor. 
Naral  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.R.,  May  1,  1917- 
May  31,  1917  ;  U.S.A.  Ambulance  Service,  June 
1,  1917-Sept.  30,  1920;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd 
capt.  Affiliations:  Provident  Mutual  Life  In- 
surance Co.;  Penn  A.C.  Married:  Katherine 
Roberts  Cooper.  Office:  401  Chestnut  St.,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  24  E.  Gorgas  Lane,  Phila,  Pa. 

TODD,  THOMAS  HARDY,  mem.  All  South. 
Atlantic  football  team,  1910-12.  Born:  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  July  1,  1890.     Son  of  J.  W.  and 


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Eva  (Carroll)  Todd.  Ed.:  Bellevue  H.  Sch. 
(Bellevue,  Va.)  ;  Univ.  of  Va.,  B.A.,  1912;  B.L., 
1915. 

Record:  1906-10,  mem.  Bellevue  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1908;  capt.  B.B., 
1909).  1909-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  B.B.  squad. 
1909-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  both  F.B.  and  track,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  F.A.,  80th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comm'd  2nd  lieut.,  1st  lieut.  Affiliations:  Asst. 
U.  S.  Atty.,  D.  C,  1916-17  and  1919-20;  Board 
of  Trade ;  Edgemon  Club.  Married:  Sallie  Boil- 
ing, Aug.  15,  1917.  Children:  Thomas  Hardy, 
Jr.,  age  9;  Sallie  B.,  age  7;  Bartlett  B.,  age  4; 
George  Carroll,  infant.  Office:  1001  15th  St. 
N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Battery  Park 
Bethesda,  Md. 

TODT,  PHIL  J.,  professional  baseball.  Born: 
St.  Louis.  Mo.,  Aug.  9,  1901.  Son  of  Anthony 
and  Cecelia  (Julius)  Todt.  Ed.:  Kenrich  H. 
Sch.    (St.   Louis,   Mo.)  ;   Chaminade  Coll. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Chaminade  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B..  Bskt.B.  and  soccer  teams  (capt.,  1918).  1920, 
played  with  St.  Louis  Browns.  1921,  played  with 
Tulsa  (Okla.)  Club  (West.  League).  1922, 
played  with  Columbus  (Ohio)  B.B.  team  (Amer. 
Asso. ).  1923,  played  with  San  Antonio  Club 
(Tex.  League).  1924-28,  played  with  Boston 
Red  Sox. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Married:  Ida  Meth,  Nov.  7,  1923. 
Office:  Boston  Red  Sox  Club,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  6950  Salzburger  Ave.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

TOLBERT.  CLAUDE  T.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Commerce.  Ga..  Dec.  1,  1892.  Son  of 
A.  B.  and  Martha  (Howington)  Tolbert.  Ed.: 
Commerce  H.  Sch.,  1912;  A.B..  Univ.  of  Ga., 
1916. 

Record:  1913-14.  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  varsity 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  squads.  1917-18,  coach  Gains- 
ville  H.  Sch.  (B.B.  and  F.B.  champs.).  1918-19, 
coach  Ga.  Mil.  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (State 
champs.).  1919-20,  coach  and  ath.  dir.  Ga.  Mil. 
Acad,  (won  State  Bskt.B.  champ).  1920-28, 
coach  Ga.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams 
(won  City  F.B.  champs.,  1920-27 ;  won  South.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  champ.,  1924 :  won  City  champ,  in 
Bskt.B.,  1920-27;  won  State  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
champ..  1925  ;  won  Cotton  States  Bskt.B.  champ. ; 
won  City  champ,  in  B.B.,  1921). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Affilia- 
tion: Odd  Fellows.  Hobby:  Football.  Office: 
Tech.  H.  Sch.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  18  North 
Ave.  N.E.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

TOLBERT,  JAMES  R.,  JR.,  football,  basket- 
ball, track.  Born:  Vernon.  Tex..  Dec.  7.  1897. 
Son  of  James  R..   Sr.  and  Emma  Tolbert.    Ed.: 


Hobart  H.   Sch.;   Okla.  Univ.,   1917  and  LL.B.. 
1924  ;  S.B.,  Harvard,  1922. 

Record:  1916-17,  mem.  Okla.  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Okla.  Univ.  varsity  track 
team.  1920,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  F.B.  team ; 
coach  Harvard  freshman  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams.  1920-21.  mem.  Harvard  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.).  1921,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team  (capt.  elect  and  mem.  Harvard-Yale  track 
team  vs.  Oxford-Cambridge)  ;  asst.  coach  Har- 
vard F.B.  team.  1922-23.  coach  varsity  F.B. 
team,  asst.  coach  track  team,  Okla.  Univ.  Mem. 
36th  Div.  F.B.  team  (runner-up  A.E.F.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  War  Record:  En- 
listed in  U.S.A.,  Apr.,  1917;  served  in  143rd 
Field  Hosp.,  36th  Div.  and  in  A.E.F. ;  hon.  disch.. 
June.  1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi ;  Masons  ;  Chamber  of  Commerce 
(Jr.  and  Sr.)  :  Univ.  C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Eva  Noble.  Nov.  15,  1924.  Office:  614 
Medical  Arts  Bldg..  Oklahoma  City.  Okla.  Home: 
319  W.  12th  St..  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

TOMASEK.  ANTHONY  THOMAS,  football, 
crew.  Born:  St.  Paul.  Minn..  Nov.  9.  1892.  Son 
of  Albert  and  Louisa  (Nowak)  Tomasek.  Ed.: 
D.D.S.,  Univ.  Minn.;  Univ.  Wis. 

Record:  1911-16.  mem.  Gen.  II.  Sch.  (St.  Paul. 
Minn.)  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (holder 
Minn.  State  %-mile  record.  1911-16).  1912.  mem. 
Minn.  Boat  Club  Sr.  Eight  Crew.  1917-19,  mem. 
Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  Minn.  F.A..  1916:  Mex.  Border  duty, 
Med.  Corps  Ambulance  Unit.  1917;  in  Arty. 
Officers  Sch.,  Camp  Taylor.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta:  Ath.  C.  Office:  Kahlert  Bldg., 
St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home:  212S  Goodrich  Ave.,  St. 
Paul,  Minn. 

TOMLINSON,  JOHN  C,  JR.,  capt.  Colum- 
bia track  team,  1903.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Aug.  8. 
1880.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Frances  F.  (Adams) 
Tomlinson.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1901;  LL.B.,  Colum- 
bia, 1904. 

Record:  1898-1901.  sub.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1902- 
03,  mem.  Columbia  varsity  F.B.  team  and  track 
team  (capt.,  1903;  won  Pa.  dual  meet  for  first 
time).  1917-20,  mem.  Yale  Club  Class  B.  and 
Class  A  champ,  squash  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Govt.  Ser- 
vice: Asst.  Gen.  Counsel  to  Property  Custodian ; 
Draft  Bd.  Affiliations:  Master  Mason;  Union 
Club;  Racquet  and  Tennis  Club;  Yale  Club. 
Address:  15  Broad  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

TOOLIN,  PAUL  VINCENT,  track.  Born: 
Leominster,  Mass.,  July  18,  1904.  Son  of 
Philip  N.  and  Catherine  (Tennan)  Toolin.  Ed.: 
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Record:  Mem.  Univ.  of  N.  H.  track  and  re- 
lay teams  for  three  yrs.  (eapt.  track,  1928; 
New  Bng.  champ.,  440  yd.  hurdles ;  holds  two 
coll.  records  in  high   and  low  hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Tri 
Gamma;  B.A.A.  Address:  181  Merriam  Ave., 
Leominster,  Mass. 

TORBET,  ROY  HERMAN,  football.  Born: 
Detroit.  Mich..  Aug.  21,  1889.  Son  of  John  and 
Matilda  (Reusch)  Trobet.  Ed.:  Detroit  Cen. 
H.   Sen.  ;  A.B..  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1914. 

Record:  190G-09,  mem.  Detroit  Cen.  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1909;  Detroit  champs,  all 
three  yrs.).  1910,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  fresh- 
man F.B.  team  (team  won  every  game  played). 
1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity  F.B.  team 
(honorable  mention  by  Walter  Camp.,  1912; 
picked  as  All-West,  end,  1912). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate ;  Torbet  Land 
Co.  (pres.  and  gen.  mgr.).  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Univ.  of  Mich.  Club  (Detroit,  Mich.).  Hobby: 
Following  Univ.  of  Mich,  athletics.  Married: 
Gladys  Matheson.  Children:  John  Matheson. 
age  9;  Natalie  Ann,  age  7.  Office:  1916  Dime 
Bank  Bldg..  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  1401  Sew- 
ard  Ave.,   Detroit,    Mich. 

TORREY,  EDWIN  FULLER,  tennis,  Bom: 
Honesdale,  Pa.,  Nov.  11,  1870.  Son  of  Edwin 
Fuller  and  Jeannette  (Stone)  Torrey.  Ed.: 
Honesdale  H.  Sch.;  Shortledge  Acad.  (Media, 
Pennsylvania ) . 

Record:  1886-87,  won  Shortledge  Acad,  sin- 
gles and  doubles  tennis  champ.  1912,  won  Fla. 
singles  champ.  (Palm  Beach).  1918,  won  men's 
doubles  N.  H.  State  tennis  champ. ;  runner-up 
in  N.  H.  State  singles.  1913-28,  mem.  Natl. 
Exec.  Com. ;  Natl,  sec,  vice-pres.  Davis  Cup 
Com. ;  mem.  champ,  com. ;  chmn.  Natl.  Rank- 
ing Com. ;  Natl.  sec.  U.S.L.T.A. ;  personally  col- 
lected all  data  from  different  sections  of  the 
country  to  make  possible  the  Natl,  ranking  of 
players. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  firm  Wicks  &  Torrey, 
dist.  mgrs.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Govt.  Service: 
Appointed  under  Gen.  Crowder  to  take  charge 
of  the  Selective  Draft  in  Utica.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.  East.  Lawn  Tennis  Asso. ;  Bd.  mem. 
Hayes  Natl.  Bank  of  Clinton.  Clubs:  Yahnunda- 
sis  G.C.;  Sadaquada  G.C.;  Utica  Indoor  Ten- 
nis; Players  (Utica);  Fort  Schuyler;  Ve- 
dado  Tennis  (Havana,  Cuba) ;  Palm  Beach  Ten- 
nis; chmn.  tennis  com.  Skenandoa.  Hobby: 
Tennis  and  skating.  Married:  Emma  Kennedy, 
June  30,  1898.  Child:  Katherine  Rebecca,  age 
18.  Office:  Utica  City  Bk.  Bldg.,  Utica,  N.  Y. 
Home:   Kirkland  Lodge,  Clinton,   N.  Y. 

TORREY,  ROBERT  GRANT,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
football    team,    1902-05.     Born:   1878.      Son    of 


Henry  Fuller  and  Harriet   (Pratt)   Torrey.  Ed.: 
M.D.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1906. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1904-05;  chosen  by  Walter  Camp 
for  All-Amer.  team,  1905). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Major  Med.  Corps.  Affiliations:  Merion  Cricket 
Club;  Penn  A.C.  Married:  Florence  Peace 
Smith,  1915.  Children:  Robert  D. ;  Philip  Cole- 
man.    Address:  1716  Locust  St.,  Pliila.,  Pa. 


TOl'HILL,  THOMAS  FRANCIS,  baseball. 
Born:  West  Pittston,  Pa.,  Feb.  24,  1S77.  Son 
of  John  A.  and  Mary  (Langan)  Touhill.  Ed.: 
Pittston  H.  Sch.,  1896;  Wyo.  Sem.,  1898;  Univ. 
of   Mich.,    1902. 

Record:  1895-96,  mem.  Pittston  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1S98,  mem.  Wyo.  Sem.  B.B.  and  track 
teams.  1900-01,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1901-02,  capt.,  Scranton.  Pa.  semi- 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1902-05,  mem.  Brothers  of 
Pittston  B.B.  team    (Pittston,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Buying  and  selling  machin- 
ery. Affiliation:  K.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
baseball.  Married:  Anna  Higgins,  Apr.  20, 
1904.  Children:  Mollie,  age  22  ;  Evelyn,  age  21 ; 
Hortense,  age  19 ;  John,  age  IS :  Anna,  age  16 ; 
Frank,  age  13;  Juliette,  age  10;  Rita,  age  8. 
Address:  222   Stephen  Ave.,   Scranton,   Pa. 

TOWER,  GLENN  LEWIS,  track.  Bom: 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  Dec.  25,  1881.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  1909. 

Record:  1909,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor;  Howe  Tower 
Co.  (partner).  Mil.  Service:  Fist  lieut.  Ord- 
nance, U.S.A.,  Aug.  15,  1917,  to  Dec.  11,  1918. 
Married:  Mabel  Church.  Children:  Roma,  age 
16.    Address:  P.  O.  Box  745,  Royal  Oak,  Mich. 

TOWER,  RODERICK,  track.  Born:  Phila- 
delphia, Pa.,  Oct.  21,  1892.  Son  of  Charlemagne 
and  Helen  (Smith)  Tower.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1915. 

Record:  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad,  track 
team.  1912,  capt.  Harvard  freshmen  track 
team.  1913-15,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track  team 
(mem.  1  mile  relay  team  with  record  for  1560 
yds.  in  3:3,  Boston).  1922,  won  Wyo.  State 
doubles  tennis  champ. ;  runner-up  Wyo.  State 
singles  tennis  champ.     Ex-ath.  mem.   N.  Y.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  producer;  pres.  Tower 
&  McKanna,  Inc.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  in 
U.S.A. S.  April,  1917 ;  comn'd  sergt.,  instr.,  capt. 
and  comdr.  46th  Aero  Squardon,  Mineola,  1918 ; 
honorable  discharge  Jan.,  1919.  Clubs:  Santa 
Barbara  (Calif.)  Polo;  Harvard  Varsity; 
Knickerbocker ;    Racquet    and    Tennis ;    Brock ; 


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Meadowbrook ;  Hunt ;  Piping  Rock ;  German- 
town  Cricket.  Hobby:  Polo,  tennis,  golf  and 
big  game  bunting.  Married:  Flora  Payne  Whit- 
ney, April,  1920.  Children:  Pamela,  age  6 ; 
Whitney,  age  4.  Office:  250  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.     Home:  807  5th  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

TOWERS,  EDWARD,  football  official.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  May  18,  1894.  Son  of  John 
W.  and  Helen   (Talbert)   Towers. 

Record:  Played  amateur  and  semi-pro.  F.B., 
Washington,  14  yrs.  1922-28,  Cen.  Bd  F.B.  Offi- 
cials.   Mem.   South.   Conf.   Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Draftsman  in  off.  Surveyor 
of  D.  C.  Hobby:  F.B.  Married:  Esther  Par- 
ker, May  1,  1919.  Office:  District  Bldg.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  Home:  128  Webster  St.  N.W., 
Apt.  12,   Washington,  D.   C. 

TOWLER,  JOHN  E.,  track.  Bom:  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.,  June  13,  1901.  Son  of  George 
H.  and  Mary  (Shepard)  Towler.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.)  ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1924. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1922- 
24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team  (won 
high  hurdles  at  Drake  relays,  1924,  time,  15.1 
sec).  1924,  went  to  semi-finals  of  Olympic  try- 
outs  at  Harvard. 

Pres.  Occupation:  County  agr.  agent.  Affil- 
iations: Delta  Upsilon ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi. 
Office:  Clarkfield,  Minn.  Home:  5535  Pillsbury 
Ave.,   Minneapolis,   Minn. 

TOWNE,  DUDLEY  PORCH,  holder  of 
world's  record  for  one  mile  straightaway  in 
outboard  motorboat.  Born:  Tampa,  Fla.,  May 
21,  1893.  Son  of  John  Mac  and  Roberta 
(Porch)  Towne.  Ed.:  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  (Tampa, 
Fla.)  ;   Univ.  of  Fla.,   1913. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.,  F.B., 
1910).  1928,  estabd.  one  mi.  straightaway  rec- 
ord for  outboard  motorboats,  Amer.  Power 
Boat  Asso.,  Miami  regatta,  time  34  4/5  sec. ; 
won  first  leg  on  Manger  Hotels'  Cup,  Miami, 
Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Laundry  business,  Towne's 
Tampa  Steam  Laundry.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
K.P. ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  Tampa  City  Club ; 
Exchange  Club ;  Regatta  Circuit  Riders  Club ; 
Tampa  Yacht  and  'C.C.  (rear  commodore)  ; 
Palma  Ceia  G.C.;  Forest  Hills  C.C;  Tampa 
Boat  and  Anglers  Club  (rear  commodore)  ; 
Hobby:  Outboard  motorboat  racing.  Married: 
Maria  Menendez,  June  8,  1916.  Children: 
Roberta  Porch,  age  9;  Dudley  Porch,  Jr.,  age 
7 ;  John  Mac,  3rd,  age  5.  Office:  1105  5th  Ave., 
Tampa,  Fla.  Home:  2503  Sunset  Drive,  Tampa, 
Fla. 


TOWNLEY,  JOHN  LEWIS,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Oct.  8,  1894.  Son  of 
John  L.  and  Cora  (Jenkins)  Townley.  Ed.: 
Fergus  Falls  H.  Sch. ;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1917. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Fergus  Falls  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1913-14-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (chosen  by  many  sports 
writers,  including  Patterson  of  "Collier's 
Weekly,"  for  All-Conf.  and  All-West,  tackle, 
1914;  unanimous  choice  for  All  Conf.  and  All- 
West,  center,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record: 
1st.  R.O.T.C.,  Fort  Snelling,  Minn.,  May  13 
to  Aug.  15,  1917 ;  comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  attached 
to  SSth,  33rd  and  34th  Div. ;  later  assigned 
to  360th  Inf.  90th  Div.;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd. 
1st  Lt.  Apr.,  1919;  discharged,  June  27,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Alpha  Tau  Omega;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
"M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Outdoor 
activities ;  hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Made- 
line Guttersen,  June  14,  1919.  Children:  John 
Lewis,  3rd,  age  7 ;  Doris  Marylyn,  age  4.  Ad- 
dress: Fergus  Falls,  Minn. 


TOWNSEND,  CASPAR  W.  B.,  mgr.  of  Univ. 
of  Pa.  track  team,  1915.  Born:  Overbrook,  Phila., 
Pa.,  Apr.  13,  1894.  Son  of  J.  Barton  and  Eliza- 
beth (Williams)  Townsend.  Ed.:  St.  Mark's 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  B.S.,  1916;  LL.B.,  1920. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  golf 
team  (capt.,  1915-16).  1915,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
cross-country  team.  1916,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
track  team  (Ted  Meredith,  capt.  and  world 
champ,  quarter  and  half-miler).  1915-16,  mem. 
Exec.  Com.,  I.C.A.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.N.R.F. ;  Comnd.  Ensign,  1917;  Lt., 
J.G.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ; 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club;  Gulph  Mills  G.C. ; 
Phila.  Club ;  mem.  firm  Townsend,  Elliott  & 
Munson.  Hobby:  Books,  golf.  Office:  715  Wal- 
nut, Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Marian  Ave.,  Over- 
brook,  Phila.,  Pa. 


TOWNSEND,  CHARLES  COOPER,  pitcher, 
Princeton  baseball  team,  1922-24.  Born:  Over- 
brook,  Pa.,  Nov.  1,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  B.  and 
Elizabeth  Palmer  (Bispham)  Townsend.  Ed.: 
Pomfret  Sch.  (Conn.);  A.B.,  Princeton,  1924; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1927. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1919-20,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  B.B.  team  (pitcher, 
capt.,  1920 ;  won  mythical  Pvt.  Sch.  champ,  of 
N.E.).  1920,  mem.  Pomfret  Sch.  squash  team 
(won  champ.,  1920).  1922-24,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  B.B.  team  (pitcher  and  outfielder). 
1923-27,  mem.  Narberth  (Main  Line  League) 
B.B.  team  (pitcher).  1925-27,  mem.  Penn  A.C. 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Affiliations: 
mem.  law  firm  Townsend,  Elliott  and  Munson ; 
Phi  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Ivy  Club ;  Merion  Cricket 
Club;  Princeton  Club  of  Phila.  Hobby:  B.B. 
and  fishing.  Married:  Ethel  Heckscher.  Children: 
Charles  C,  Jr.,  infant.  Office:  715  Walnut  St., 
Phila,  Pa.   Home:  Haverford,  Pa. 

TOWNSEND,  GEORGE  HENRY,  winner 
gold  cup,  motor  boat  race,  1926-27.  Born:  New 
Haven,  Conn.,  July  22,  1884.  Son  of  Wm.  Knee- 
land  and  Mary  (Trowbridge)  Townsend.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Acad.,  Andover;  B.A.,  Yale,  1908. 

Record:  1926,  winner  Gold  Cup.  motor  boat 
race,  Manhasset,  L.  I.  1927,  winner  gold  cup, 
motor  boat  race,  Greenwich,  Conn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Motometer  Co.,  Long 
Island  City.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Gauge  &  Euip- 
ment  Co.  (chmn.  bd.)  ;  Fairchild  Aviation  Co. 
(dir.)  ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Skull  and  Bones; 
Yale  Club  ;  Yacht  Club ;  Univ.  Club  ;  Sleepy  Hol- 
low ;  Indian  Harbor  Yacht  Club;  Round  Hill 
Club;  Field  Club  of  Greenwich.  Hobby:  Motor 
boating  and  yachting.  Married:  Caroline  Dederer, 
Sept.  29,  1909.  Children:  Mary  Trowbridge,  age 
17;  Wm.  Kneeland,  age  15;  Caroline,  age  13; 
Anne,  age  10;  Joan,  age  7;  Patricia,  age  2. 
Office:  15  Wilbut  Ave.,  Long  Island  City,  N.  Y. 
Home:  Horse  Island,  Greenwich,  Conn. 

TOWNSEND,  GREENOUGH,  ice  hockey. 
Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Mar.  4.  1895.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward Mitchell  and  Alice  (Greenough)  Town- 
send.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.)  ; 
Harvard,  1917. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  hockey 
team.  1914,  mem.  Harvard  freshman  hockey 
team.  1915  and  '17,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hockey 
team.  1916,  coach  Harvard  2nd  hockey  team. 
1921-25,  mem.  St.  Nicholas  hockey  team  (N.  Y. 
C). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engaged  with  Internatl. 
Mercantile  Marine  Co..  Atlantic  Transport  Line. 
Mil,  Service:  Enlisted  in  U.S.M.C,  July,  1917; 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  Sept..  1917 ;  transferred  to  Res., 
June,  1919.  Clubs:  St.  Nicholas  Hockey;  Har- 
vard (N.Y.C.)  :  Piping  Rock;  Beaver  Dam  Win- 
ter Sports.  Hobby:  Motoring.  Married:  Rachel 
Maxtone  Graham,  April  29,  1926.  Child:  An- 
thony M.  G.,  infant.  Office:  1  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Townsend  PL,  Oyster  Bay, 
N.  Y. 

TOWNSEND,  JOHN  W.,  JR.,  oarsman. 
Born:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  May  30,  18S5.  Son  of 
John  W.  and  May  S.  (Sharpe)  Townsend.  Ed.: 
Episcopal  Acad.,  Phila.;  Lawrenceville  (N.  J.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Pa..  B.S.,  1908;   C.E.,  1927. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B. 
team   (capt.).  1901,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad,  track 


team  (capt.).  1902,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
2nd  F.B.  team.  1903,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
track  team.  1904-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class 
F.B.  teams.  1905-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class 
crews.  1905,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Jr.  varsity  8-oar 
crew.  1906,  mem.  Univ  of  Pa.  varsity  4 -oar 
crew.  1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  8-oar 
crek  (1908,  No.  1,  varsity  8,  Univ.  of  Pa.  vs. 
N.Y.A.C;  Univ.  of  Pa.  won  and  est.  records  for 
15-16  mi.;  Amer.  Regatta,  Phila.,  awarded  to 
Univ.  of  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Construction  engineer. 
Affiliations:  Merion  Cricket  Club;  Varsity  Club, 
Univ.  of  Pa. ;  Delta  Psi ;  Engineers  Club  ;  Amer. 
Soc.  of  Civil  Engineers;  Church  Club  of  Phila. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mildred  Perkins,  Sept. 
21,  1912.  Children:  John  W.,  Ill,  age  14; 
Elizabeth  Perkins,  age  11 ;  Thomas  Perkins, 
age  10;  Mary  Sharpe,  age  9.  Office:  Drexel 
Bldg.,   Phila.,   Pa.     Home:  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa. 

TOWNSEND,  RAY,  football  coach,  Peeks- 
kill  High  School.  Born:  Carmel,  N.  Y.,  Aug. 
20,  1894.  Son  of  Byran  E.  and  Elnora  (Bar- 
rett) Townsend.  Ed.:  Carmel,  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
N.  Y.  State  Coll.  for  Teachers,  1918;  Cornell 
Univ.  (extension  work)  ;  Columbia  Univ.  (ex- 
tension  work ) . 

Record:  Played  intra-mural  F.B.,  N.  Y.  State 
Coll.  for  Teachers.  1920-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
coach,  Peekskill  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  aths.  and  science 
teacher,  Peekskill  H.  Sch.  Mil.  Service:  Lt., 
FA.,  Replacement  Dept.,  Camp  Zachary  Tay- 
lor, Ky.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Delta  Rho;  Amer. 
Legion;  Cortlandt  Hook  and  Ladder  Club; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  Married:  Adele 
Hedges.  Children:  Dorothy  Julia,  age  5;  Anne 
Louise,  age  3;  Jean  Adele,  infant.  Office: 
Peekskill  H.  Sch.,  Peekskill,  N.  Y.  Home:  938 
Reynolds   St.,   Peekskill,  N.   Y. 

TOWNSEND,  STOCKTON,  Univ.  of  Pa.  foot- 
ball team.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  24,  1887. 
Son  of  John  W.  and,  Mary  (Sharpe)  Townsend. 
Ed.:  Episcopal  Acad.;  Lawrenceville  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1909. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Episcopal  Acad.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  track  teams.  1906-08,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1907,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Jr. 
varsity  crew.  1919-28,  mem.  Merion  Cricket 
Club   tennis    team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Mem.  firm  Biddle,  Townsend  &  Co.; 
Delta  Psi;  Pa.  Varsity  Club  (pres.) ;  Univ.  Club; 
Merion  Cricket  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married: 
Marguerite  F.  Phillips,  Nov.  16,  1912.  Children: 
Ann  Ingersoll,  age  13;  Marguerite  F.,  age  9, 
Marian  Stockton,  age  1.  Office:  512  Walnut 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  825  Montgomery  Ave., 
Byrn  Mawr,   Pa. 


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TRACY,  THOMAS  NORTH,  capt.  Yale  cross- 
country team,  1924.  Born:  New  Haven,  Conn., 
July  21,  1902.  Son  of  John  C.  and  Eliza-beth 
(Blakeslee)  Tracy.  Ed.:  Hotehkiss  Prep.  Sen., 
1921;   B.S.,   Yale,   1925. 

Record :  1917-21,  mem.  Hotehkiss  Sch.  gym. 
team  and  class  F.B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  Hoteh- 
kiss Sch.  track  team.  1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
track  team,  placing  first,  2-mi.  race  with 
Springfield  Coll.  and  2nd,  Yale-Harvard  and 
Yale-Princeton  meets.  1923-25,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  track  team  (placed  1st,  2-mi.  races,  No- 
tre-Dame,  1923,  Cornell,  (1923,  Cornell,  1924 
and  Princeton,  1924).  1924,  mem.  Yale  I.C. 
champ,  track  (earn  (capt.  Yale  Big  3  champ, 
cross-country    team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Aviation.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Tlieta  X'i  (pres.,  1925); 
Aurelian  Honor  Soc.  ;  Yale  Asso.  of  Industrial 
and  Administrative  Engineers:  Y.M.C.A.  (co?.eh 
of  Bskt.B..  Si'.  Boy's  div.)  ;  Southern  N.E. 
Telephone  Co.  ;  Harvey  Hubbell,  Inc. :  Guard- 
ian Detroit  Co.  Hobby:  Water  sports.  Address: 
345  Winthrop  Ave.,   Xew  Haven,  Conn. 

TRAGOS,  GEORGE,  wrestling.  Born: 
Sparta,  Greece,  Mar.  14,  3895.  Son  of  William 
and  Sylvia  Tragos.  Ed.:  Natl.  Univ.  of  Greece, 
1920. 

Record:  1920,  won  Natl  A.A.U.  middleweight 
champ. ;  won  Cen.  A  A.U.  middleweight  champ. ; 
mem.  Olympic  team  of  Greece.  1922-23,  coach 
Univ.  of  Mo.  wrestling  team.  Won  following- 
wrestling  champs.:  1923,  Gus  Hanson,  Norway 
champ. ;  Bill  Edwards,  Nebr.  champ. ;  1924, 
Henry  Kahunsaari,  Finland  champ. ;  Joe  Pere- 
alli,  champ,  of  Italy;  1925,  Joe  Stacy,  champ, 
of  Australia  ;  Eddie  Pope,  South.  U.  S.  champ  ; 
Charlie  Rentrop.  1927,  wrestled  a  draw  with 
Ralph  Parcant,  world's  champ. ;  wrestled  a 
draw  with  Joe  Turner  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  won 
champ,  from  Chris  Jordan,  Jack  Reed,  George 
Hanson,  Ed  Herman  and  John   Spurglan. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  wrestler.  Affiliations: 
Mgr.  Turla  Fruit  Supply  Co. ;  Natl.  A.A.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Address:  1735  Market  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Missouri. 

TRASK,  BIRNEY  E.,  captain,  University  of 
Minnesota  football  team,  1888.  Born:  Spring- 
field, Me.,  June  3,  1868,  Son  of  Albion  K.  and 
Melissa  M.  (Nettleton)  Trask.  Ed.:  Minne- 
apolis Cen.  H.  Sch  ,  1886 ;  Univ.  of  Minn., 
B.C.E.,  J890;   C.E.,  1894. 

Record:  1886-87,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  wrest- 
ling team  (lightweight  champ,  both  yrs.).  1886- 
89,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team.  1887,  won 
faculty  gold  medal  for  highest  number  of  points 
on  Field  Day.  1891-92,  F.B.  coach  Clinton  Lib- 
eral Inst.  (Fort  Plain,  N.  Y.).  1895-1900,  F.B. 
coach  N.  West.  Mil.  Acad. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Trask  Construction 
Co.  (Minneapolis,  Minn.).  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi ;  Mason ;  Shrine.  Married:  Fanny 
Shuey.  Aug.  15,  1895.  Child:  Alfred  S.,  age  26. 
Office:  325  2nd  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  3820  Aldrich  Ave.  S.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

TRAUTMAN,  FREDERICK  ORLANDO,  pro. 
baseball.  Born:  Bucyrus,  Ohio,  Mar.  24,  1892. 
Son  of  George  and  Delia  (McNeal)  Trautman. 
Ed.:  Bucyrus  PI.   Sch.;   Ohio  State  Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Bucyrus  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  pro.  F.B.  team  (2  yrs.).  1911  and  '14, 
mem.  Wis.-lll.  pro.  B.B.  league.  1912-13,  mem. 
Ohio  State  pro.  B.B.  league.  1913,  mem.  Cen. 
pro.  B.B.  league.  1915,  mem.  Federal  pro.  B.B. 
league.  1915  and  '17,  mem.  East.  pro.  B.B. 
league.  1916,  mem.  Texas  pro.  B.B.  team.  Ohio 
Conf.  F.B.,  Bskt.B  ,  B.B.  and  track  Official. 
Mem.   Ohio  Asso.   of  F.B.   Officials.     ' 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Branch  Willard  Stor- 
age Battery  Co.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Bucyrus 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Eunice  Sullivan, 
June  28,  1921.  Office:  119  E.  Warren  St.,  Bu- 
cyrus, Ohio.  Home:  203  N.  Walnut  St.,  Bucy- 
rus, Ohio. 

TRAVERS,  JEROME  D.,  golf  champ.  Bom: 
New  York  City,  N.  Y.,  May  19,  1887.  Son  of 
Vincent  de  Paul  and  Katherine  (Lantry) 
Travers. 

Record:  1905-06-08-10-12,  won  Metro,  golf 
champ.  1907-08-11-13,  won  N.  J.  amateur  golf 
champ.  1907-08-12-13,  won  U.  S.  amateur  golf 
champ.  1915,  won  U.  S.  A.  open  golf  champ. 
1928,  mem.  Ex.  Com.  N.  J.  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  broker ;  mem.  Wil- 
liams &  Travers  (N.  Y.  C).  Clubs:  Hon.  mem. 
Upper  Montelair  C.C;  Wykagyl  G  C. ;  Mohawk 
G.C. ;  Marine  Field.  Married:  Geraldine  F. 
Gohman,  Nov.  28,  1921.  Children:  Jerome  Arm- 
strong, age  5 ;  Geraldine  O,  age  3 ;  David  B., 
age  2.  Office:  60  Beaver  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Hom,e:  156  Walnut   St,  Montelair,   N.  J. 

TRAYLOR,  MELVIN  ALVAH,  president  of 
the  United  States  Golf  Association,  192S.  Born: 
Breeding,  Kentucky,  October  21,  1878.  Son  of 
James  Milton  and  Kitty  Frances  (Harvey) 
Traylor. 

Record:  1928,  president  of  the  United  States 
Golf    Association. 

Present  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations: 
President  of  the  First  National  Bank ;  First 
Trust  and  Savings  Bank  (Chicago,  Illinois)  ; 
director  of  the  General  Electric  Company  (New 
York)  ;  director  of  the  National  Broadcasting 
Company  (New  York)  ;  director  of  the  United 
States  Gypsum  Company  (Chicago,  Illinois)  ; 
director  of  the  Fairbanks-Morse  and  Company ; 


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director  ot  the  Austin  Nichols  and  Company ; 
Mason.  Clubs:  Pine  Hills,  Pass  Christian,  Chi- 
cago, Bankers,  University,  Iroquois,  Saddle  and 
Cycle,  Saddle  and  Sirloin,  Industrial,  Bond 
Men's  Racquet  Glenview,  Old  Elm,  Union  League, 
Mid  Day,  Commercial,  Wayfarers,  Press  (Chi- 
cago); Recess  (New  York);  Wausakee  (Athel- 
stane,  Wisconsin).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Dor- 
othy Yerby,  June  6,  1908.  Children:  Nancy, 
age  13  :  Melvin  A.,  Jr.,  age  11.  Office:  33  South 
Clark  Street,  Chicago,  Illinois.  Home:  426  Barry 
Avenue,  Chicago,  Illinois. 

TREADWAY,  HEATON  IVES,  Yale  track 
team,  1915  and  16.  Born:  Rockledge,  Fla.,  Feb. 
13,  1895.  Son  of  Allen  T.  and  Sylvia  (Shares) 
Treadway.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Yale, 
1917. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  B.A.A.  track  team  (won 
Jr.  Natl,  champ.  220  yd.  dash  ;  placed  2nd,  100 
yd.  dash;  placed  2nd,  Sr.  Natl,  champ.  100  yd.). 
1915  and  16.  mem.  Yale  track  team  (equaled 
Yale  record,  100  yd.  dash ;  placed  I.A.A.A.  meets 
both  yrs.,  100  and  220  yd.  dashes). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hotel  business.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: 2nd  Lt.  Orel.,  N.A.  Affiliations:  Mason; 
Yale  Club  of  N.  Y.  Address:  Red  Lion  Inn, 
Stockbridge,  Mass. 

TREAT,  C.  HERBERT,  Princeton  football 
team,  1922.  Bom:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Dec.  16, 
1900.  Son  of  Frederick  H.  and  Mary  E.  (Leon- 
ard) Treat.  Ed.:  Boston  Coll.,  1920-21;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1921-24. 

Record:  1920.  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(undefeated;  awarded  East,  champ,  by  Veteran 
Athletes,  Phila.).  1922,  mem.  Princeton  F.B. 
team  (undefeated,  awarded  East,  champ,  by 
Veteran  Athletes,  Phila.;  chosen  All-Amer. 
tackle  by  Walter  Camp  and  Walter  Eckersall). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Leather  salesman.  Affilia- 
tions: Griess  Pfleger  Tanning  Co.,  Boston.  Mass. ; 
Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Univ.  Club  of  Boston ; 
Cannon  Club  of  Princeton.  Married:  Madeline 
McMorrow,  Oct.  15,  1927.  Office:  179  South  St., 
Boston,  Mass.  Home:  275  Corey  St.,  W.  Rox- 
bury,  Mass. 

TREDWELL,  THOMAS  ALANSON,  captain 
University  Wisconsin  tennis  team,  1922-23.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  20,  1900.  Son  of  Edgar 
A.  and  Grace  (Crosley)  Tredwell.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Wis. 

Record :  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  tennis 
team  (capt.,  1922-23).  1922-23,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
hockey  team.  One  of  tbe  few  students  who 
formed  the  1922  Univ.  Wis.  hockey  team  and 
played  on  the  first  team  as  a  Conf.  sport. 

Pres.  Occupation:  West.  mgr..  Architectural 
Record.   Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Evanston 


Tennis  Club.  Married:  Aileen  Hall,  Sept.  23, 
1925.  Child:  Alanson  Robert.  Office:  173  W. 
Madison  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  265  Franklin 
Rd.,  Glencoe,  111. 

TRELOAR,  DONALD  CHARLES,  football, 
basketball,  tennis.  Born:  Butte,  Mont.,  Aug.  8, 
1905.  Son  of  R.  C.  and  Emily  J.  Treloar.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Intermountain  Union  Coll. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Butte  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  Intermountain  Union  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.,  1926).  1920-27,  mem.  Inter- 
mountain Union  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team.  Runner-up 
I.U.C.  tennis  tournament  (3  consecutive  yrs.). 
Mem.  Mont.  Asso.   of  Coaches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secretary,  Chamber  of  Corn- 
search  and  exploration.  Office:  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Affiliations:  Masons ;  Pi  Kappa  Delta ; 
"I"  Club.  Hobby:  Travel,  fishing,  hunting,  re- 
merce,  Kalispell,  Mont.    Home:  Kalispell,  Mont. 

TRENCHARD,        THOMAS        GAWTHROP, 

catcher,  Princeton  baseball  team,  1892.  Born: 
Church  Hill,  Md.,  May  3,  1874.  Son  of  George 
Ogden  and  Laura  (Newman)  Trenchard.  Ed.: 
Lawrenceville  Sch.,  1891;  A.B.,  Princeton, 
1895;   L.L.B.  Univ.  of  N.  C,  1916. 

Reconl:  1890,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1S90  and  '91,  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1892-94,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(chosen  All-Amer.  end,  Walter  Camp  and  Cas- 
per Whitney,  1893).  1892-95,  mem.  Princeton 
B.B.  team  (catcber).  1895,  coached  Univ.  of 
N.  C,  F.B.  team.  1896,  coached  Univ.  of  W. 
Va.  F.B.  team.  1897,  coached  Univ.  of  West. 
Pa.  F.B.  team.  1899  and  1900  coached  Wash- 
ington and  Lee  F.B.  team.  1913-15,  coacbed 
Univ.  of  N.  C.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams.  1918-20, 
phys.  dir.  Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  overseas.  1921- 
28,  mgr.  recreations  for  Standard  Oil  Co.,  of 
N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  recreations  for  Stand- 
ard Oil  Co.  of  N.  Y.  Mil.  Service:  Phys.  dir., 
Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Shrine; 
Y.M.C.A.  Married:  Eleanor  Lamdin.  Children: 
George  Ogden,  age  21 ;  William  Edward  Sew- 
ell,  age  20;  Sara  Lamdin,  age  18.  Office:  Kent 
Ave.  and  N.  13th  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home: 
3956  Locust  St.,  Long  Island  City,  N.  Y. 

TRIMBLE,  ROBERT  MAURICE,  JR.,  capt. 
Princeton  baseball  team,  1920.  Bom:  North 
Side,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  Aug.  15,  1897.  Son  of 
Robert  Maurice  and  Sarah  Latimer  (Hamill) 
Trimble.  Ed.:  Ben  Avon  H.  Sch.;  Princeton, 
1920. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  Ben  Avon  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt. 
Bskt.B.,    B.B,   and   F.B.   teams).    1916-17,   mem. 


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Princeton  freshman  B.B.,  Bskt.B.,  F.B.  teams. 
1917-18,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 
191S,  mem.  Princeton  Informal  F.B.  team. 
1918-20,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1920;  selected  by  Lawrence  Perry  as 
best  all-around  college  B.B.  player).  1919,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  F.B.  t^am  (tied  Harvard 
and  beat  Yale ;  awarded  Poe  Cup  and  Medal 
of  Class  of  1901  for  mem.  of  class  who  had 
done  most  for  Princeton). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Archt.  draftsman.  Naval 
Service:  Naval  aviation,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Tiger  Inn,  Princeton ;  Princeton  Alumni  of 
West.  Pa. ;  Princeton  Club  of  Pittsburgh ; 
Pittsburgh  Club;  Shannopin  C.C.  Office:  709 
Commonwealth  Bldg.,  Annex,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Home:  718  Brighton  Rd.,   Pittsburgh,   Pa. 

TRIMMER,  LOYD  MORELAND,  football 
and  track.  Born:  Pauls  Valley,  Okla.,  Oct.  23, 
1904.  Son  of  James  F.  and  Belle  (Moreland) 
Trimmer.  Ed.:  Pauls  Valley  H.  Sch. ;  Terrill 
Prep.    (Dallas,   Tex.)  ;   Bucknell   Univ. 

Record:  4  yrs.  mem.  Pauls  Valley  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1923,  mem.  Ter- 
rill Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All- 
Tex.  Acad.  f.b. ;  State  Bskt.B.  champs.).  1925- 
28,  mem.  Bucknell  Univ.  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.  track  team,  1928).  1925,  holder  world's 
place  kick  record,  55  yds. ;  Cen.  Pa.  120  yd. 
hurdles  champ.,  16  3/10  sec.  Holder  Bucknell 
Univ.  120  yd.  hurdles  record,  15  "4/10  see. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student;  salesman,  Conn. 
Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Alpha 
Epsilon ;  Friars.  Address:  Sigma  Alpha  Epsi- 
lon  House,  Lewisburg,   Pa. 

TROUT,  CHAUNCY  MARION,  golf.  Born: 
Glenford,  Ohio,  Oct.  1,  1896.  Son  of  John  W. 
and  Grace  (Lynn)  Trout.  Ed.:  Okla.  City  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1914-16,  asst.  golf  pro..  Okla.  City 
C.C.  (Okla.  City,  Okla.).  1917,  asst.  golf  pro., 
Wichita  C.C.  (Wichita,  Kans.)  ;  runner-up, 
Okla.  open  champ.  1919,  asst.  golf  pro.,  Tulsa 
C.C.  (Tulsa,  Okla.)  ;  3rd  pi.,  Okla.  open  champ. 
1920,  won  Kans.  open  golf  tournament  (Salina, 
Kans.).  1920-21,  golf,  pro.,  Emporia  C.C.  (Em- 
poria, Kans.).  1922,  won  amateur-pro.  golf 
tournament,  Wichita  C.C.  1922-28,  golf  pro., 
Topeka  C.C.  (Topeka,  Kans.).  1924-25,  com- 
peted in  Heart  of  Amer.  golf  tournament 
(Kans.  City,  Mo.).  1925-27,  competed  in  Ivan- 
hoe  open  golf  tournament  (won  tournament, 
1925;  runner-up,  1926,  3rd  pi.,  1927,  Kans. 
City,  Mo.).  1926,  qualified  and  competed  in 
Natl,  open  golf  tournament    (Columbus,  Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golf  pro.  Naval  Service: 
Mem.     U.S.N.,     1918-19.     Affiliations:     Mason; 


Scottish  Rite ;  Amer.  Legion  ;  P.G.A. ;  Co-opera- 
tive Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Hazel 
Shaw,  Nov.  23,  1922.  Children:  Chauncy,  Jr., 
age  3;  John  Ray,  age  1.  Office:  Topeka  C.C, 
Topeka,  Kans.  Home:  1314  W.  7th  St.,  Topeka, 
Kans. 

TROWBRIDGE,  WINTHROP,  Princeton 
track  and  swimming  teams,  1923-25.  Born: 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  12,  1902.  Son  of  Guion 
and  Ethel  (Merritt)  Trowbridge.  Ed.:  Brook- 
lyn Poly  Prep.,  1921;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1925. 

Record:  1917-21,  mem.  Brooklyn  Poly.  Prep, 
swimming  and  track  teams  (N.  Y.  C.  swimming 
champs.  Pvt.  Sch.  League;  N.  Y.  C.pvt.  sch. 
high  jump  champ.,  1921 ;  awarded  Colgate  Univ. 
cup,  2  letter  man  with  highest  schol.  standing, 
1921).  1922,  mem.  Princeton  freshmen  swim- 
ming and  track  teams.  1923-25,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  swimming  team  (East.  I.C.  champs. 
1924).    1924-25,  mem.  varsity  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Appraising  dept.,  Title 
Guarantee  and  Trust  Co.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Af- 
filiations: Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  Princeton 
Terrace  Club  (Bd.  of  Govs.).  Office:  175  Rem- 
sen  St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  Home:  842  President 
St.,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

TRUE,  JOHN  PRESTON,  archery.  Born: 
Bethel,  Me.,  Feb.  13,  1859.  Son  of  Nathaniel 
Tuckerman  and  Susannah  Webber  (Stevens) 
True.  Ed.:  Gould's  Acad.  (Bethel,  Me.)  ;  Phil- 
lips Exeter  Acad.;  Roxbury  Latin  Sch.  (Rox- 
bury,  Mass.). 

Record:  1919,  won  Clan  McLeod  Novelty 
Cup :  Event,  apple  on  child  dummy's  head,  50 
yds.,  at  Natl.  Asso.  of  Archers  tournament ;  sec. 
and  treas.  Natl.  Asso.  of  Archers.  1926-27,  capt. 
winning  team  bowling  Boston  pins  in  Waban 
Neighborhood  Club  tournament ;  won  prize  for 
highest  single  string.  Writer  of  articles  on 
archery,  7  books  for  boys  and  girls,  2  of  them 
partly  based  on  archery.  Children:  Both  medal 
winners  in  Natl.  Archery  tournaments.  Eleanor 
holds  the  Ladies'  Amer.  record  for  the  72  ar- 
row double-clout  shoot,  120  yds.  (score,  63 — 
279).  Both  ladies  and  their  parents  are  mem. 
of  the  Newton  Archers. 

Clubs:  Waban  Neighborhood;  Newton  Arch- 
ers. Hobby:  Making  glue-laid  bowstrings  with 
three-fifths  as  many  threads  as  pounds  in  the 
bow  made  for.  Holds  the  record  of  life  for  one 
such :  iy<i  yrs.  of  constant  use  and  still  un- 
broken. Children:  Natalie  Wortley  True  Bar- 
tholomaei,  age  28;  Eleanor  Marcy,  age  23.  Ad- 
dress: 101  Windsor  Road,  Waban,  Mass. 

TRUITT,  SAMUEL  HOFF,  commodore, 
Schuylkill  Navy  of  Philadelphia,  1922-28.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  July  23,  1879.  Son  of  John  Henry 
and  Mary  (Hoff)  Truitt.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch, 
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Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1900-10,  mem.  Malta  Boat  Club  crew 
(capt.,  1908-09).  1923-28,  commodore,  Schuyl- 
kill Navy. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Iron  and  steel.  Affiliations: 
Elks  ;  Optimists  ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Malta  Boat  Club  ; 
Commodore  Schuylkill  Navy.  Hobby:  Rowing 
and  tennis.  Harried:  Florence  Mae  Reynolds, 
1906.  Children:  Helene  Florence,  age  20;  Sam- 
uel H.,  Jr.,  age  16.  Office:  Widener  Bldg.,  Phila., 
Pa.    Home:  401  S.  46th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

TRUJILLO,  PATRICIO  E.,  heavyweight 
boxing  champ.,  N.M.  Mil.  Inst.,  1924.  Born:  Taos, 
N.  Mex.,  Feb.  23,  1905.  Son  of  R.  H.  and  Maria 
(Jeantet)  Trujillo.  Ed.:  Taos  H.  Sch.;  N.  Mex. 
Mil.  Inst.,  1928. 

Record:  1924-27,  mem.  N.M.M.I.  track  team. 
1926,  tied  for  S.West.  record  high  jump.  Holder 
State  record  for  880-yd.  run.  1925-27,  mem. 
N.M.M.I.  B.B.  team.  1924,  won  N.M.M.I.  heavy- 
weight boxing  champ.  1926-27,  mem.  N.M.M.I. 
F.B.  team.  1926,  chosen  All-S.West.  end.  1927, 
one  of  ten  N.M.M.I.  best  marksmen;  excellent 
swordsman.     1928,  mem.  N.M.M.I.  rifle  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rifle  marksmanship.  Office: 
New  Mex.  Mil.  Inst.,  Roswell,  N.  Mex.  Home: 
Taos,  N.  Mex. 

TUCKER,  RUFUS  SYLVESTER,  Tale  crew, 
1910,  1911.  Born:  Raleigh,  N.  C,  Nov.  7,  1890. 
Son  of  Wm.  Ruffin  and  Gertrude  (Winder) 
Tucker.  Ed.:  St.  Luke's  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.)  ; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1911. 

Record:  Mem.  St.  Luke's  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B.  and 

track  teams.    1910  and  '11,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Sales,  Bethlehem  Steel 
Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.A. ;  mem.  1st  Gas 
Regt.,  A.E.F..  1st  Lt.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi; 
Yale  Club  of  N.  Y. ;  St.  Anthony  Club  of  N.  Y. ; 
Bethlehem  Club;  Saucon  Valley  C.C.  (Bethle- 
hem, Pa.).  Hobby:  Trapshooting,  golf.  Married: 
Harriet  Nichols,  Mar.  8,  1919.  Children:  Rufus 
S.,  Jr.,  age  7 ;  Nancy,  age  5 ;  John  W.,  age  4 ; 
Wm.  R.,  age  3.  Office:  3rd  St.,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 
Home:  1528  W.  Market  St.,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 


TUDOR,  JOHN,  hockey.  Born:  Nahant,  Mass., 
Aug.  19,  1907.  Son  of  Henry  Dubois  and  Eleanor 
Lyman  (Gray)  Tudor.  Ed.:  St.  Mark's  Sch. 
( Southborough,  Mass. ) ,  1925  ;  Harvard. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1923-25,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  hockey 
team  (capt.,  1925).  1924-25,  mem.  St.  Mark's 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1926,  capt.  Harvard  freshman 
hockey  team  and  mem.  freshman  B.B.  team. 
1927-28,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  hockey  team 
(I.C.  champs.,  1927). 


Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  Harvard 
Varsity ;  Porcellian ;  Hasty  Pudding ;  Stylus. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Address:  22  Larch  Rd.,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 

TUHTAR,  EUGENE  WILLIAM,  holder  Uni- 
versity Wisconsin  Intersch.  high  jump  record. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Sept.  2,  1903.  Son  of 
John  and  August  (Seidens)  Tuhtar.  Ed.:  Mil- 
waukee N.  Div.  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Univ.  Wise,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  track 
team ;  place  winner  in  majority  of  West.  Conf . 
indoor  and  outdoor  track  meets.  Holder  Inter- 
sch. high  jump  record. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Gen.  sales  mgr.,  Ossit  Bros., 
Inc.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu  ;  "W"  Club.  Married: 
Dorothea  Bark,  1927.  Office:  503  Sixth  St.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis.  Home:  1301  Farwell  Ave.,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 

TUNNEY,  JAMES  JOSEPH  (GENE),  world's 
heavyweight  boxing  champion.  Born:  Green- 
wich Village,  New  York  City,  New  York,  May 
25,  1898.  Education:  St.  Veronica's  School ; 
De  La  Salle  Academy. 

Record:  Knockouts:  1919,  Bob  Pierce;  1920, 
Whitey  Allen,  Jim  Monohan,  Al  Roberts,  E. 
Kinley,  K.  O.  Sullivan,  Jeff  Madden,  Ole  Ander- 
son, Sergt.  Ray  Smith,  Bud  Nelson,  Jack  Clif- 
ford ;  1921,  Young  Ambrose,  Soldier  Jones,  Jack 
Burke,  Wolf  Larsen,  Eddie  O'Hara ;  1922,  Jack 
Clifford,  Jack  Burk,  Ray  Thompson,  Jack  Han- 
Ion,  Charlie  Weinert,  Whitey  Wenzel;  1923, 
Jack  Clifford ;  1924,  Ray  Thompson,  Erminio 
Sepalla,  Georges  Carpentier,  Joe  Lohman, 
Harry  Foley,  Buddy  McHale;  1925,  Tom  Gib- 
bons, Jack  Herman,  Bartley  Madden.  Won 
from:  1919,  Bob  Mafrin,  K.  O.  Sullivan,  Ted 
Jamieson ;  1921,  Martin  Burke,  Eddie  Josephs, 
Herbert  Crossley ;  1922,  Battling  Levinsky,  Fay 
Kaiser,  Chuck  Wiggins ;  1923 ;  Chuck  Wiggins, 
Harry  Greb,  Dan  O'Dowd,  Harry  Greb;  1924, 
Martin  Burke;  1925,  Johnny  Risko ;  1926,  Jack 
Dempsey  (won  title)  ;  1927,  Jack  Dempsey.  No 
decisions:  1919,  Dan  O'Dowd;  1920,  Paul  Samp- 
son, Leo  Houck,  Leo  Houck;  1922,  Fay  Kaiser, 
Charlie  Weinert,  Tom  Loughran;  1923,  Jim 
Delaney;  1924,  Harry  Foley,  Jim  Delaney, 
Harry  Greb,  Jeff  Smith;  1925,  Harry  Greb. 
Lost:  1922,  Harry  Greb. 

TUPPER,  JOSEPH  LEONARD,  set  record, 
rifle-shooting,  Palma  Course,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J., 
225x225,  1923.  Born:  Groveton,  Tex.,  Sept.  18, 
1890.  Son  of  William  Albert  and  Lilly-Bell 
(eLonard)   Tupper. 

Record:  1919-27,  mem.  U.S.  Inf.  rifle  team, 
won  Natl,  rifle  team  match,  1920-27.  1920,  won 
Natl,  mid-range  champ,  at  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.  1923, 
set  record  Palma  course,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.,  225x225. 
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Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.  U.S.A.  War  Record: 
1st  Lt..  Co.  H.  159th  Inf..  Apr.  6,  1917-Sept., 
1918;  Army  Hdqrs.,  Sept..  1918-Nov.,  1918.  Affi- 
liations: Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  Masons;  A.L. :  Rob- 
erts Island  Rifle  Club ;  Sacramento  H.  Sell. 
Alumni  Rifle  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Theresa  Thylia  Kimble,  Jan.  2.  1917.  Children: 
Margaret  Theresa,  age  9 ;  Joseph  Leonard,  Jr. 
(infant).  Office:  P.  O.  Box  403,  Fort  Benning. 
Ga.    Home:  1544  18th  St.,  Columbus,  Ga. 

TURIK,  PETER  EDWIN,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Glen  Lyon,  Pa.,  Bee.  5,  18t)2.  Ed  : 
Bloomsburg  Teachers'  Coll.;  Susquehanna 
Univ.,  A.B..  1920;  M.A.,  1921;  B.L.L.,  Dickin- 
son Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  Bloomsburg  Teachers' 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1913-17, 
coach  Newport  Twp.  H.  Sen.  1918-19,  atli.  offi- 
cer Ft.  Amador  C.  Z.  1919-28,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
Official.  Mem.  Central  Bd.  of  F.B.  Officials  and 
Approved  Bd.  of  Bskt.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed in  U.S.A.,  April,  1917  ;  lion,  discharge  as 
capt.  in  Res.  Corps,  Arty.,  July,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: A.L. :  Elks;  Moose.  Married:  Helen 
Peters,  April,  1917.  Children:  Florence,  age  8 ; 
Eleanor,  age  4.     Address:  Glen  Lyon,  Pa. 

TURNBULL,  DOUGLAS  C,  JR.,  captain, 
Johns  Hopkins  Univ.  lacrosse  team,  1924-25. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  July  23,  1904.  Son  of 
Douglas  C.  and  Elizabeth  (Iglehart)  Turnbull. 
Ed.:  Baltimore  Polytech.  Inst.;  B.E.,  Johns 
Hopkins  Univ.,  1924. 

Record :  1919-21,  mem.  Baltimore  Polytech. 
Inst.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  lacrosse  teams  (capt. 
lacrosse,  1921).  1921-25,  mem.  Johns  Hopkins 
Univ.  F.B.  and  lacrosse  teams  (capt.  lacrosse, 
1924-25 ;  selected  by  Laurie  D.  Cox  as  1st  attack 
on  All-Amer.  lacrosse  team,  1922-25).  1926-28, 
mem.  Mt.  "Wash.  Club  lacrosse  team  (team  lead- 
ing contenders  for  Olympics,  1928).' 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr.  Consolidated  Gas  and 
Electric  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi ; 
Lambda  Sigma;  Omricron  Delta  Kappa;  Mt. 
Wash.  Club.  Hobby:  All  sports.  Married:  Vir- 
ginia Steuart,  June  4,  1927.  Office:  Gas  and 
Electric  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Mt.  Wash- 
ington, Baltimore,   Md. 

TURNBULL,  HARRISON  FREEMAN,  Yale 
hockey  team,  1923-25.  Born:  Hartford,  Conn., 
May  14,  1903.  Son  of  James  A.  and  Frances 
(Freeman)  Turnbull.  Ed.:  Hartford  H.  Sch.; 
B.S.,  Yale,  1925. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Yale  hockey  team  (I. 
C.  champs.,  1924  and  '25). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Affiliation: 
Standard  Fire  Insurance  Co.     Hobby:  Hockey. 


Married:  Frances  Drew,  1927.  Office:  49  Pearl 
St.,  Hartford,  Conn.  Home:  12  Concord  St., 
Hartford,  Conn. 

TURNER,  AUGUST,  honorable  mention,  All- 
American  football  team,  1927.  Born:  San  An- 
tonio, Texas,  Mar.  17,  1906.  Son  of  James  D. 
and  Willie  (Banks)  Turner.  Ed.:  Charlton- 
Pollard  H.  Sch.  (Beaumont,  Texas)  ;  B.S., 
Prairie  View  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  All-State  Tex.  h.b. ;  mem. 
Charlton-Pollard  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1925-27, 
mem.  Prairie  View  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1927,  Tex. 
Conf.  q.b. ;  S.  West.  All-First  teams  q.b. ;  honor- 
able mention  All-Amer.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Fellows  of  the  Loyal  Soc. ;  Pilgrims ;  vice-pres. 
Clover  Club  (Prairie  View  Coll.)  ;  pres.  Letter 
Men  Club.  Hobby:  Music.  Address:  679  Irving 
Ave.,   Beaumont,  Texas. 

TURNER,  GEORGE  J.,  rowing.  Born: 
Baltimore,  Md.,  Aug.  10,  1873.  Son  of  J.  J.  and 
Virginia  (Munford)  Turner.  Ed.:  Mt.  St.  Mary's 
Coll.,  1890. 

Record:  1887-90,  mem.  Mt.  St.  Mary's  Coll. 
B.B..  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1892-94,  mem. 
Ariel  Rowing  Club  crews  (won  Natl.  4-oared 
champ..  1892).  1895.  coach  Rialto  A.C.  crew. 
1896,  capt.  Baltimore  A.C.  crew  (won  Natl, 
champ.,  Saratoga,  N.  Y.).  1898-1928,  officiated 
track  meets  and  regattas  all  over  U.  S.  1903, 
one  of  the  organizers  of  5th  Regt.  A.A.  1911-16, 
mem.  A.A.U.  Bd.  of  Govs.  1914-15,  vice-pres. 
A.A.U.  1915-17.  pres.  A.A.U.  1920-24,  mem.  selec- 
tion com.,  Amer.  Olympic  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Turner  and  Thomas, 
Tnc.  Clubs:  Merchants;  Annapolitan.  Hobby: 
Rowing.  Married:  Alice  L.  Tyler.  Oct.  28.  1902. 
Children:  Catherine,  age  24;  Nelson  T.,  age  22; 
Edmund,  age  20.  Office:  Chamber  of  Commerce 
Bldg..  Baltimore,  Md.  Home:  Wardour,  An-, 
napolis,   Md. 

TURNER,  HARLAN,  golf.  Bom:  Portland, 
Me.,  Feb.  8,  1884.  Son  of  Philip  F.  and  Ada 
L.  Turner.    Ed.:  B.S..  Tufts  Coll.,  1907. 

Record:  1906,  mgr.  Tufts  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1919  and  23,  won  Me.  State  amateur  golf  champ. 
Won  Portland  C.C.  golf  champ.  (11  times). 
Former  sec.  Me.   State  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  mem.  Turner,  Barker  and 
Co.  (Gen.  Ins.  Agency).  Affiliations:  Masons; 
Theta  Delta  Chi';  Me.  Charitable  Mechanics 
Asso. ;  sec.  Soc.  of  Mayflower  Descs. ;  S.A.R. ; 
Order  of  Wash.;  Portland  C.C.  (mem.  bd.  of 
dirs.)  :  Collectors  Club  ;  Woodfords  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf,  billiards,  bowling  and  philately.  Married: 
Dorothy  Hooker,  Oct.  15,  1914.  Child:  Harlan, 
Jr.,  age  12.  Office:  40  Exchange,  Portland,  Me. 
Home:  4  Woodmont,  Portland,  Me. 


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TURNER,  LEIGH  M.,  track,  bicycle,  trap- 
shooting.  Bom:  Kalamazoo,  Mich.,  Aug.  21,  1878. 
Son  of  Frank  and  Fannie  (Smiley)  Turner. 
Ed.:  Battle  Creek  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  Mich. 

Record:  Mem.  Battle  Creek  H.  Sch.  track 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.  team).  1897- 
1900,  mem.  Univ.  Mich,  track  and  bicycle  teams 
(won  14 -mile  and  mile  champ.,  Chicago-Mich, 
dual  meet,  and  3rd  place  in  1  mile  bicycle  race, 
West.  I.C.  meet,  1897 ;  runner-up  Triangle  meet. 
1898).  Participated  in  four  Grand  Amer.  trap- 
shooting  handicaps  and  in  Mich,  tournaments. 
1918-28,  participated  in  Mich.  State  shoot  (man- 
aged 2  Mich.  State  shoots). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Horticulturist.  Affiliations: 
Dir.,  Merchants  Trust  and  Savings  Bank  (Bat- 
tle Creek)  ;  Psi  Upsilon ;  Battle  Creek  Gun  Club 
(sec.  4  yrs.)  ;  Gull  Lake  C.C.  Eoooy:  Hunting, 
fishing  and  trapshooting.  Married:  Rachel  Mae 
Clark,  Sept.  12,  1905.  Children:  Roger  Nelson, 
age  20  ;  Katherine  Leigh,  age  17.  Address:  R.  D. 
No.  4,  Battle  Creek,  Mich. 

TURNER,  WM.  JOSEPH,  world  jr.  middle- 
wt,  champ.  Bom:  Prince  Georges  Co.,  Md.,  Feb. 
17,  1887.    Son  of  Win.  A.  and  Sarah  E.  Turner. 

Record:  1908.  won  amateur  S.  Atl.  champ, 
(special  125.  133  and  145  lb.  classes).  1904, 
won  light-wt..  welter  and  middle-wt.  amateur 
champ.,  C.  Atl.,  defeated  every  man  in  these 
classes  and  was  recognized  as  champ.  1905, 
defeated  Tony  Williams  (Gallaudet  Coll.): 
Fred  Besqurie  (T.M.C.A.,  Baltimore,  Md,)  ; 
Frank  Lockhard  and  Geo.  Nelson  of  Richmond, 
Va.  1906,  defeated  Walter  Gallegher ;  Dixie 
Kid ;  Emanuel  Brugle ;  Gene  Bertagle ;  Rob 
Roy  Mackey ;  Andy  Smith  ;  Jack  Ross  ;  Young 
Monday;  Martin  Lenard  and  27  other  oppon- 
ents without  losing  a  match.  1907,  defeated 
Harvy  Parker,  welter-wt.  champ,  of  world ; 
Alex  Swanson;  won  34  matches,  lost  none. 
1908,  defeated  John  Agerg;  Bob  Berry;  Jim 
Prokos;  John  Legach ;  Tom  Dodge;  Bill  Farr ; 
Frank  Lynch ;  won  34,  lost  none.  1909,  de- 
feated Tom  Duscheuse;  Thor  Olsor ;  Martin 
Ludecke ;  Frank  West ;  Sailor  Brown ;  Geo. 
Patterson ;  55  other  bouts  without  losing  one. 
1910,  lost  to  Al  Ackerman ;  defeated  Earnest 
Le  Rearen ;  Pet  Douglas  Mase ;  Miller  Frank 
Lynch;  Billy  Collins;  Henry  Irslinger,  Eng. 
champ. ;  Bob  Derry ;  Joe  Thomas ;  won  18,  lost 
one.  1911,  won  Police  Gazette  (middle-wt.) 
belt;  defeated  Jim  Prokos;  Tom  Duscheuse; 
Bull  Montana;  John  Kiloni;  Al  Mampus ;  Sam 
Anderson ;  Al  Ackerman  won  18,  lost  none. 
1912,  defeated  Fritz  Hanson;  Nester  Louna- 
man ;  John  Gagas ;  Sam  Anderson ;  won  47, 
lost  one  to  Oshie  the  Jap.  1913,  lost  middle-wt. 
champ,  to  Mike  Yokel;  defeated  John  Perrelli ; 
Nick  Petrolo ;  Henry  Irslinger ;  Martin  Lud- 
ecke;    Jack     Willard;     Billy     Schober;     Billy 


Mitchell ;  Cyclone  Reese ;  Charles  Hacken- 
schmidt;  Kara  Ahmath  the  Turk.  1914,  de- 
feated Mike  Yokel  for  middle-wt.  champ. ;  de- 
feated Walter  Miller;  Billy  West;  Con  Al- 
bright ;  Charles  Kaiser ;  Jack  Jordan ;  Tony 
Massino;  won  36  matches,  lost  none.  1915,  de- 
feated Oshie  the  Jap ;  Tony  Ross ;  Dary  Jones  ; 
Mike  Yokel;  Fritz  Hanson;  Young  Beel ;  Wal- 
ter Evans ;  Al  Ackerman ;  won  37,  lost  none. 
1916,  defeated  Walter  Keegan ;  Frank  Burns ; 
toured  country  meeting  all  comers.  1917,  lost 
lo  Pet  Brown;  defeated  Thor  Olson;  Harry 
Swoboda;  Bull  Montana;  Charles  West;  Gene 
Wertergard;  Jim  Poulious ;  Maty  Matsuda  the 
Jap;  Chris  Austin;  won  27  matches  and  wres- 
tled Frank  Lynch,  2  hrs.  draw.  1918,  defeated 
Cody  Fleming;  Frank  Burns;  Jack  Warner; 
Pink  Gardner ;  Max  Smith ;  won  57  matches 
and  lost  one  to  Frank  Burns.  1919,  lost  to 
Waino  Ketonen,  middle-wt.  champ;  defeated 
Fritz  Hanson;  Mike  Yokel;  Mike  Nestor; 
Billy  Schober;  Tom  Dodge;  won  17  matches, 
lost  one.  1920,  won  middle-wt.  tourn.,  Rich- 
mond, Va.,  by  throwing  Martin  Ludecke;  Mike 
Yokel ;  Waino  Ketonen ;  Oshie  the  Jap ;  John 
Kilonis;  Tony  Agas ;  won  33  imatehes,  lost 
none.  1921,  defeated  Jack  Jordan ;  Mike  Yokel ; 
Thor  Olson ;  Pet  Brown ;  Joe  Schimkus ;  Pet 
Sturgis;  Henry  Gering;  Peter  Goulette;  won 
42,  lost  one  to  Dr.  Roller.  1922,  won  middle- 
wt.  tourn.,  N.  Y.  C.  from  Jimmy  Dernetral ; 
defeated  Mike  Nestor;  Jim  Condos ;  Vic  Scher- 
lin;  Ben  Tinfinsky;  won  39,  lost  one  to  Waino 
Ketonen.  1923,  defeated  Pinky  Gardner; 
Charles  Metro ;  Benny  Jones ;  Mike  Poulis ; 
Bobby  Mainfort;  Tony  Bernardi ;  Frank  La- 
mare;  won  27,  lost  one  to  John  Kilonis,  1924. 
defeated  Al  Seyack;  Speedy  Schafer;  Pinky 
Gardner;  Geo.  Nelson;  Kid  Elfi's ;  John  Mc- 
Loughlin  ;  won  36 ;  lost  one  to  Johnny  Meyers. 
1925,  defeated  Charle  Gripp,  Jr.,  middle-wt. 
title;  Ray  Carpenter;  Herb  Titengurg ;  Jack 
Morrow;  Joe  Perrell;  Waino  Ketonen;  Chris 
Jordan ;  Geo.  Gorgas ;  won  14  matches  and 
Jr.  middle-wt.  title  tourn.  1926,  defeated  Jimmy 
Trephone ;  Steve  Passas ;  Kid  Ellis ;  Joe 
Zbyseo ;  Geo.  Sanderson ;  Bill  jElaton ;  Andy 
Brown;  Dumy  Olso;  Jack  Nelson;  Fred  De 
Haven.  1927,  lost  to  Gus  Clem  and  Jack  Rey- 
nolds, 145  welter-wt.  champ.;  defeated  Gus 
Kallio;  Charle  Gripp;  Joe  Perrelli;  Gus  Clem; 
Yaky  Joe  the  Indian ;  defeated  Jack  Reynolds 
for  Jr.  middle-wt.  title,  Columbus,  O.,  won  37 
matches,   lost  two. 

Affiliations:  Elks.  Married:  Adelaide  Mas- 
sey,  Feb.  18,  1913.  Address:  913  E  St.,  N.W., 
Washington,  D.  C. 


TURPIE,  MARION  ETTA,  Louisiana  State 
golf  champion,  1927.  Born:  St.  Andrews,  Scot- 
land, Dec.  4,   1907.  Daughter  of  George  S.  and 


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Mary    B.     (Cooney)     Turpie.      Ed.:    John    Mc- 
Donough  H.  Sch. ;   Spencer  Business  Coll. 

Record:  Won  silver  golf  ball,  White  Bear 
Lake,  Minn.  (8  consecutive  yrs.).  1922,  won 
Interclub  golf  champ.  1925-27,  won  New  Or- 
leans city  golf  champ.  1926,  won  Gulf  States 
golf  champ. ;  medalist,  La.  State  golf  champ. ; 
won  Womens'  South,  golf  champ. ;  won  invita- 
tion tournament  (Laurel,  Miss.).  1927,  run- 
ner-up, South,  champ. ;  medalist,  Trans-Miss, 
golf  champ. ;  won  La.   State  golf  champ. 

Affiliations:  O.E.S.  Order  of  Rainbow  for 
Girls;  White  Shrine  of  Jerusalem;  Y.W.C.A.; 
Orleans  Aid  Social  Club ;  Audubon  G.C. ;  St. 
John  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf,  reading,  driving  and 
dancing.  Address:  117  S.  Cortez  St.,  New  Or- 
leans, La. 


TUTTLE,  GEORGE  K.,  football,  basketball. 
Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Jan.  14,  1905.  Son  of 
Wm.  E.  and  Mary  Tuttle.  Ed.:  S.  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.   Minn. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  S.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  1922). 
1923,  mem.  Univ.  Minn  freshman  F.B.  and  Bskt. 
B.  teams.  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  Minn,  varsity 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon ;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Minn.). 
Address:  3040  Minnehaha  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


TWITCHELL,  REUEL,  LINCOLN,  Yale 
track  team,  1904-07,  inc.  Bom:  Hartford,  Conn., 
Dec.  25,  1884.  Son  of  Willis  Ira  and  Frances 
(Lincoln)    Twitchell.    Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,   1907. 

Record:  1900-1903,  mem.  Hartford  Pub.  H. 
Sch.  track  team  (ran  100  and  220.  1900 ;  ran  100, 
220  and  440,  1901 ;  capt.,  ran  100,  220  and  440, 
1902;  ran  100  and  220,  1903).  1904-07,  mem. 
Yale  track  team  (placed  2nd  Princeton-Yale  dual 
meet,  1904;  won  220  Princeton-Yale  dual  meet 
and  placed  2nd,  100  and  3rd,  220,  Harvard-Yale 
dual  meet,  1905;  placed  2nd  220,  Princeton-Yale 
dual  meet  and  3rd,  220  Harvard- Yale  meet, 
1906;  placed  2nd  220,  Princeton-Yale  meet, 
1907).  Best  times:  100  yd.  dash,  10  sec;  220 
yd.  dash,  21  4-5  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  mgr.  and  sales  statisti- 
cian, Carnegie  Steel  Co.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Keystone  A.C.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Married:  Helen  Scott,  Mar.  23,  1920.  Children: 
Jane  Elizabeth,  age  2.  Office:  Carnegie  Bldg., 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Home:  745  N.  Beatty  St.,  Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

TWOMBLY,  EDWIN  PARKER,  professional 
baseball.  Born:  Groveland,  Mass.,  June  14,  1897. 
Son  of  Allen  Goss  and  Grace  (Cann)  Twombly. 


Ed.:   Groveland    H.    Sch.,    1915;    Lehigh   Univ.; 
B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Groveland  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Lehigh  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1918,  played  with  St.  Louis  (Natl.  League) 
Club.  1918-19.  played  with  Worcester  Club  (East. 
League).  1919-21,  pitcher  Springfield  Coll.  (capt., 
1921).  1921,  played  with  Chicago  White  Sox. 
1922,  transferred  to  Minneapolis ;  went  to  Dan- 
ville (Va.)  under  option.  1923,  played  with  Dan- 
ville. 1924,  sold  to  Birmingham  (Ala.)  ;  volun- 
tarily retired.  1924-25,  played  with  Manchester 
(N.  H.).  1926,  played  with  Newark  (N.  J.). 
1927,  released  to  Providence   (East.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  prof.,  Hygiene  and 
Phys.  Ed.,  Wash,  and  Lee  Univ.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.,  C.A.C.,  Fort  Monroe,  Boston  Harbor.  Affi- 
liations: Natl.  Asso.  Pro.  B.B.  Players;  Delta 
Upsilon ;  Examiner,  A.R.C.  life  saving ;  Shrine. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary  Velma  Richardson, 
Sept.  13,  1921.  Child:  Ann  Eloise,  age  3.  Office: 
W.  and  L.  Univ.,  Lexington.  Va.  Home:  12 
Edmondson  Ave.,  Lexington,  Va. 

TWOMBLY,  HENRY  BANCROFT,  Yale 
football  team,  1881-1883.  Born:  Albany,  N.  Y., 
Nov.  10,  1862.  Son  of  Dr.  Alexander  S.  and 
Abigail  (Bancroft)  Twombly.  Ed.:  Boston  Latin 
Sch.,  1880 ;  Yale,  1884 ;  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1886. 

Record:  1878-80.  mem.  Boston  Latin  Sch. 
F.B.  team  (capt.).  1879-1880,  mem.  Boston 
Latin  Sch.  B.B.  team  (capt.).  1880,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  F.B.  team  (champs.).  1881-83,  q.b. 
Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (champs.).  1882-84,  mem. 
Yale  lacrosse  team.  1885,  mem.  Harvard  la- 
crosse team  (U.  S.  amateur  lacrosse  champs.). 
1884-85,  Gentlemen  of  Boston  F.B.  team  (capt.). 
1888-89,  mem.  Franconia  Inn  B.B.  team  (won 
every  game,  White  Mt.  Hotel  competitions). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  and  counsellor  at  law 
of  New  York,  New  Jersey  and  Maryland ;  U.  S. 
Supreme  and  Circuit  Courts.  Mil.  Service:  N.  J. 
Reserves ;  chmn.  U.  S.  Seaman's  Law  Div. ;  Law 
Examiner,  N.  Y.  and  Summit,  N.  J.  Affiliations: 
Retsof  Mining  Co. ;  Avery  Salt  Mining  Co. ; 
Valvoline  Oil  Co. ;  Sterling  Securities  Co. ;  Athe- 
naeum of  Summit  (sec.)  ;  chmn.  Community 
Council  of  Religion  of  Summit ;  chmn.  exec.  com. 
Univ.  Asso. ;  Civic  Club ;  sec.  Neighborhood 
House ;  Playhouse  Asso. ;  Canoe  Brook  C.C. ; 
N,  Y.  Republican  Club ;  Quill  Club ;  Lawyers' 
Club ;  N.  Y.  County  Lawyers  Asso. ;  Psi  Upsilon ; 
Phi  Beta  Kappa.  Hobby:  Sports,  trail  riding, 
canoeing.  Married:  Frances  Doane,  Sept.  12, 
1889.  Children:  Edward  Bancroft,  age  37.  Office: 
165  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  226  Hobart  Ave., 
Summit,   N.  J. 

TWOMEY,  JOHN  C,  football.  Bom:  Law- 
rence, Mass.,  June  22,  1889.  Son  of  Sylvester 
and  Honorah  (Gorman)  Twomey.  Ed.:  Har- 
vard, A.B.,  1912;  LL.B.,  1914. 


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Record:   1911-27,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Naval  Service: 
In  Naval  Intelligence  Div.  during  World  War. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Married:  Harriet  Bolton, 
June  22,  1919.  Children:  Virginia  May,  age  7 ; 
June  Bolton,  age  2.  Office:  Bay  State  Bldg., 
Lawrence,  Mass.  Home:  665  Osgood  St.,  No. 
Andover,  Mass. 


TYLER,  ALBERT  CLINTON,  football  and 
pole-vault.  Born:  Glendale,  Ohio,  Jan.  4,  1872. 
Son  of  Abel  C.  and  Elizabeth  (Vantuyl)  Tyler. 
Ed.:  Princeton  Prep.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Princeton,  1897. 

Record :  1893-96,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team. 
1894-97,  mem.  Princeton  track  team.  1896, 
runner-up  in  Princeton  Olympic  team  pole-vault 
at  Athens,  Greece.  1897,  coached  Amherst  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1898-1901,  coach  Lawrenceville 
(N.  J.)  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1901-03,  coach 
Haverford  Sch.  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1906-28, 
F.B.  Official,  sch.  and  coll.  games,  minor  and 
major. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Math,  teacher  and  head 
master,  Providence  Country  Day  Sch.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.  Phila.  Chapter  East.  Asso.  of  I.C. 
F.B.  Officials;  Princeton  Club.  Hobby:  Archery, 


canoeing  and  fishing.     Married:  Sarah  M.  Bai 
tine,  Sept.  5,  1901   (deceased)  ;  Lilian  C.  Jones, 
Sept.  1,  1923.     Children:  Margaret  Bartine,  age 
24;  Clinton,  age  18.     Address:  2117  Pawtucket 
Ave.,  E.  Providence,  R.  I. 


TYLER,  EDGAR  J.,  football,  baseball.  Born: 
Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  Aug.  29,  1886.  Son  of  Justin 
A.  and  Jennie  (Woodworth)  Tyler.  Ed.:  Cen- 
tral H.  Sch.  (Cleveland)  ;  A.B.,  Adelbert  Coll. 
of  West.  Res.  Univ. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1905-08,  mem.  Adelbert  Coll. 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1905-07,  mem.  Adelbert  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt.  and  All-Ohio  f.b.,  1906-07). 
1908-28,  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  Official.  Mem.  Ohio 
F.B.  Officials'  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Assoc.  State  agent,  Olm- 
sted, Hamlin  Co.  (insurers).  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  Mayfield  C.C. ;  Hermit  Club ; 
City  C.  (dir.J.  Hobby:  Football  officiating,  golf 
and  tennis.  Married:  Frances  Fuller,  Oct.  6, 
1900.  Children:  Jean,  age  16 ;  Virginia,  age  14. 
Office:  1722  Keith  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  Home: 
2896  Woodbury  Road,   Shaker  Heights,  Ohio. 


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UBER,  ROY  LEON,  coach  and  pliys.  dir. 
Born:  Juneau,  Wis.,  June  7,  1897.  Son  of 
Bertram  and  Anna  (Kressin)  Uber.  Ed.:  New 
Richmond  (Wis.)  H.  Sen.,  1916;  B.A.,  North 
Cen.  Coll.,  1921;  Univ.  of  Wis.  Sch.  Phys.  Ed.; 
Ohio  State  Univ.   Sch.  Phys.  Ed. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  New  Richmond  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1917-21,  mem.  N.  Cen.  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1918,  mgr.  N.  Cen.  Coll.  track  team.  1920, 
mem.  N.  Cen.  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1921-23,  F.B. 
coach,  Centerburg  (O.)  H.  Sch.  1923-25,  coach, 
Berea  (O.)  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
(estab.  6  new  Co.  records,  Baldwin  Wallace 
Coll.  meet.,  '25)    teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.,  head  Bskt.B. 
and  track  coach,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Jamestown 
H.  Sch.,  N.  Y.  Mil.  Service:  U.  S.  Army  Train- 
ing Sch.,  Camp  Randall  (Wis.),  1917;  dis- 
charged, 1918.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Ohio  Conf. 
Bd.  Ath.  Officials  ;  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ; 
Masons  ;  R.A.M. ;  Commandery  ;  K.T.  Married: 
Alice  Waxbom,  June  12,  1926.  Office:  H.  Sch., 
Jamestown,  N.  Y.  Home:  20  E.  5th  St.,  James- 
town, N.  Y. 


UELAND,  ROLF,  track.  Bom:  Minneapolis, 
Minn.,  Oct.  7,  1899.  Son  of  Andreas  and  Clara 
(Hampson)  Ueland.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.; 
LL.B.,   Harvard,   1923. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team    (high  hurdles,  pole  vault,  1-2  mi.  relay). 

Pies.  Occupation:  Lawyer,  mem.  firm,  coun- 
sels for  Midland  Natl.  Bk.  &  Trust  Co.,  and 
Fed.  Reserve  Bk.  of  Minneapolis.  Mil.  Service: 
R.O.T.C. ;  S.A.T.C,  Marine  sect.  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Delta  Phi.  Married:  Frances  Long,  Aug. 
23,  1922.  Office:  N.  Y.  Life  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  3S46  Richfield  Rd.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


Record:  1914-17-21-22,  Fla.  State  amateur 
golf  champ.  1924,  won  Pittsville  (Mass.)  invi- 
tation golf  tournament.  1925,  won  Jacques  Me- 
morial Cup  (Brookline,  Mass.)  ;  won  Woodland 
C.C.  invitation  golf  tournament  (Boston)  ;  won 
Areola  (N.  J.)  invitation  golf  tournament;  won 
Natl,  links  invitation  golf  tournament  (L.I.). 
1925-27,  S.  East.  Golf  champ.  1926,  won  Isham 
golf  cup  (Manchester,  Vt).  1927,  won  Maine 
State  open  amateur  golf  tournament  (Moland 
Springs). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate,  vice-pres., 
Buckman  &  Ulmer.  Mil.  Service:  Lt,  M.T.C., 
U.S.A.,  1918 ;  discharged,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Fla.  Yacht  C. ;  pres.  Tumuquana  C.C. ;  ex-pres. 
Fla.  C.C;  ex-pres.  Civitan  C.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Married:  Ruth  Porter,  Apr.,  1914.  Children: 
Ruth,  age  12 ;  Alfred  C,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Thomas, 
age  10;  Blanche,  age  4.  Oj^ce:  212  W.  For- 
syth St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla.  Home:  3110  St. 
Johns  Ave.,   Jacksonville,   Fla. 

LMNLS,  LEONARD  JOHN,  football  and 
coaching.  Born:  Menominee,  Mich.,  April  18, 
1903.  Son  of  Otto  and  Anna  (Hessel)  Umnus. 
Ed.:  Menominee  H.  Sch.,  1920;  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
111.,  1925. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Menominee  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Univ. 
of  111.  varsity  F.B.  1923,  mem.  "Big  Ten"  Conf. 
champ.  F.B.  team.  1925-27,  coach  Wichita 
Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  (Kans.  Conf. 
champs.,  1925).  1927-28,  head  coach  Wichita 
Univ.  F.B.   and  Bskt.B.    (Conf.  champ.,   1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Tau 
Delta  Tau;  Delta  Theta  Epsilon;  Tribe  of 
Ulini;  Meadow  Lark  G.C. ;  Young  Men's  Civic 
Forum.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Wichita 
Univ.,  Kans.    Home:  Menominee,  Mich. 


UKKELBERG,  EDGARD  W.,  basketball, 
football,  baseball  and  track.  Born:  Clitherall, 
Minn.,  June  19,  1907.  Son  of  Ole  and  Olea 
Ukkelberg.  Ed.:  Battle  Lake  H.  Sch.,  1925; 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Battle  Lake  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  Dist.  champ. 
Bskt.B.,  '25).  1926-27,  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team.  1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Sch.  Address: 
1485  Cleveland  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn.  Home: 
Battle  Lake,  Minn. 

LLMER,  ALFRED  C,  golf.  Bom:  Zurich, 
Switzerland,  Jan.  13,  1887.  Son  of  John  and 
Margaret  (Smith)  Ulmer.  Ed.:  Tri  State  Univ. 
(Toledo,  O.),  1907. 


UNDERWOOD,  CHARLES  ALBERT,  track. 
Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  July  12,  1888.  Son  of  C.  E. 
and  Josephine  (Nyman)  Underwood.  Ed.: 
Temple  Univ. ;  Mt.  Hermon  Prep  Sch. ;  A.B., 
Princeton,  1918 ;  Princeton  Theological  Semi- 
nary, 1920. 

Record:  1909,  pitcher,  Collingswood  B.B.C. 
(semi-pro.)  team.  1909-10,  mem.  Ashbourne 
Bskt.B.  team,  Jenkintown  League;  mem.  Cen. 
Br.  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Temple 
Univ.  relay  team  (City  Coll.  champs.;  won  gold 
watch,  Univ.  of  Penn.  I.C.  games ;  won  mile ; 
runner-up  half-mile  races,  A.L.N.A.,  Phila.  Dist. 
champ,  games ;  won  2  cups,  middle  distance 
races).  1910-14,  asst.  phys.  dir.  Mt.  Hermon 
Prep.  Sch.  1914-15,  mem.  Princeton  cross-coun- 
try and  freshmen  track  teams  (won  mile  run 
at    Yale).      1915-16,    mem.    Princeton    varsity 


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track.  1918-20,  mem.  Princeton  Theo.  Sem. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1927-28,  mem.  Williamsport 
Y.M.C.A.  volley-ball  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Minister,  Lycoming  Presby- 
terian Church.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Acacia 
Club;  32  degree  Mason.  Hobby:  Handball. 
Married:  Alma  Elizabeth  Simonis,  1921.  Ad- 
dress: 833  Arch  St.,  Williamsport,  Pa. 

UNGER,  FEKD  ADAMS,  Natl,  balkline  bil- 
liards champ.,  Class  C.  Bom:  Montclair,  N.  J. 
Soji  of  Ferdinand  and  Mary  Louise  (Adams) 
Unger. 

Record:  1918,  competed  in  world's  pocket 
billiards  champ.  (N.  Y.  C).  1923,  won  Natl. 
Balkline  Billiards  champ.,  Class  C  (still  unde< 
feated).  Participated  in  billiard  games  in  Eng- 
land, Africa,  Asia  and  S.  A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Peerless  Engraving 
Co.  Affiliations:  Charter  mem.  Elks  and  Down- 
town A.C.  Hobby:  Traveling.  Office:  147  W. 
22nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  10  Oakridge 
Road,  Verona,  N.  J. 

UPSHAW,  GAIRIE,  MATHEW,  rifle  and 
pistol.  Bom:  Sherman,  Texas,  Feb.  13,  1893. 
Son  of  Luna  L.  and  Pamela  (Banks)  Upshaw. 
Ed.:  Sherman  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1925,  won  handicap  pistol  match, 
opening  New  Pasadena  (Calif.)  Rifle  and  Re- 
volver Club.  1927,  won  N.R.A.U.S.  Free  Pistol 
match;  won  Handicap  Pistol  Standing  match, 
Los  Angeles  Sheriffs  and  Alhambra  Rifle  and 
Revolver  Range  (with  Gov.  Springfield  rifle, 
100  and  200  yds.  perfect  score)  ;  mem.  Dewar 
Small  Bore  Internatl.  Rifle  team  (setting 
world's  record ;  score  392  out  of  400)  ;  won  1st 
honors  small-bore  champ  matches  of  South. 
Calif.  (Long  Beach)  ;  won  100-yd.  metallic 
sight  re-entry  match,  Camp  Perry,  Ohio  (score 
299  out  of  300). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Motorcycle  officer.  Affilia- 
tions: Los  Angeles  Co.  A.  L.  Rifle  Club ;  La 
Habra  Rifle  and  Revolver  Club ;  Elks.  Hobby: 
Hunting,  fishing,  shooting.  Married:  Nannette 
Duckett,  Oct.  14,  1912.  Children:  Paul  Gairie, 
age  11 ;  Nannette,  age  8.  Office:  205  N.  Green- 
leaf  St.,  Whittier,  Calif.  Home:  546  Russell 
St.,  Whittier,  Calif. 

UPTON,  JOSHUA  DAMON,  baseball,  foot- 
ball and  boxing.  Born:  N.  Reading,  Mass.,  June 
17, 1870.  Son  of  John  K.  and  Elizabeth  (Damon) 
Upton.  Ed.:  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  (Mass.), 
1889;  Harvard,  1893;  Harvard  Law  Sch.,  1896. 

Record:  1887-89,  mem.  Phillips  Andover  B.B. 
team.  1888,  won  middleweight  boxing  champ., 
Phillips  Andover.  1888-89,  mem.  Phillips  Andover 
F.B.  team.  1889-90-92,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
F.B.  team.    1889-93,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team. 


Mem.  Mass.  State  Rifle  team  (9  yrs.;  capt,  6 
yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Married:  Edith 
Balch,  Oct.  23,  1901.  Children:  John  Balch,  age 
25;  Eleanor  Upton  Chase,  age  23;  Joshua 
Damon,  Jr.,  age  18.  Office:  53  State  St.,  Boston, 
Mass.   Home:  47  Woburn  St.,  Reading,  Mass. 

URBAN,  ARTHUR  H.,  bowling.  Born: 
Richmond,  Va.,  May  15,  1893.  Son  of  Herman 
S.  and  Minnie  (Ball)  Urban.  Ed.:  John  Mar- 
shall H.  Sch.  (Richmond).  1909;  Massey 
Business  Coll.  (Richmond),  1910. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Phi  Mu  Sigma  Bowling 
League.  1916-18,  capt.  Natl.  Capital  League 
champ,  bowling  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Dist. 
League.  1924-25,  won  all  bowling  events,  tour- 
nament W.C.D.A.  and  Capital  'City  D.A.  (9 
games — 1155).  1924,  won  bowling  singles  Capi- 
tal City  D.A.  tournament ;  runner-up  bowling 
doubles  C.C.D.A.  tournament.  1925,  estab.  rec- 
ord for  5  game  set  (674).  1925-26,  mem.  Dist. 
bowling  team  in  Inter-City  matches. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate;  asst.  sec,  D.J. 
Dunigan,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Red  Cross;  Masons. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  India  Sisson,  April,  1914. 
Children:  Dorothy,  age  10.  Office:  1319  N.  Y. 
Ave.,  Wash..  D.  C.  Home:  602  Emerson  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C. 

URQUHART,    WILLIAM   KLEMM   BEECH- 

ER,  football,  baseball,  track  and  cricket. 
Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  27,  1895.  Son  of  Dr. 
George  W.  and  Julia  A.  (Morris)  Urquhart. 
Ed.:  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch.,  1913;  B.S.,  E.C., 
Univ.  of  Penn,  1917. 

Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Penn.  Charter  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1911-12,  mem.  Penn  Charter 
B.B.  team.  1911-13,  mem.  Penn  Charter  cricket 
(capt.,  '13)  and  gym.  (capt,  '13)  teams.  1913, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  freshman  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1914-16.  mem.  Univ.  of  Penn  varsity 
F.B.  team  (picked  All-Amer.  end  by  Glenn 
Warner). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Freight  traffic  mgr.,  vice- 
pres.,  Commercial  Traffic  Asso.,  Inc.  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1917;  Comnd.  Ensign;  sent 
to  U.S.N.A. ;  promoted  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F. 
Destroyer  Force;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Penn  Varsity  C. ;  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Elks ; 
Roxborough  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  794  Drexel 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Alden  Pk.  Manor, 
Germantown,  Phila.,  Pa. 

UTAY,  JOE,  football.  Bom:  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
May  2,  1887.  Son  of  W.  and  Annie  (Kurtzman) 
Utay.  Ed.:  Tex.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  (Coll.  Station)  ; 
Cumberland  Univ.  (Lebanon,  Tenn.)  ;  Univ.  of 
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Record :  1905-07.  mem.  Tex.  A.  &  M.  Coll.  F.B.  Co. ;    Kappa    Sigma ;    Sp.    Dallas    Co.    Judge ; 

team.    1908-11,  F.B.  coach  Dallas   (Tex.)   Univ.  mem.  Bd.  of  Health    (Dallas)  ;  Univ.  C.    (Dal- 

1912,   dir.  aths.  Tex.  A.   &  M.   Coll.    1922,   pre-  las)  ;   Former  Students  Asso.    (Tex.  A.  &  M.)  ; 

sented    with    silver   service   by    Tex.    A.    &    M.  chrmn.  Campaign  Com.   to  amend  Constitution 

1915-28,  S.  West.  Bd.  Official.  of  Tex.  in  behalf  of  Univ.  operated  by  State; 

Pres.     Occupation:    Attorney.     Mil.    Service:  mem.    F.B.    Coaches'    Asso.    Hobdy:    Officiating 

Maj.,   Tex.   N.G.,   1918;    Comnd.   Lt.   Col.,    1918.  F.B.   and  fishing.    Married:  Gussie  Kahn,   Oct. 

Affiliations:    Sec.    S.    West.    Bd.    F.B.    Officials;  6,  1914.    Office:  1511  Amer.  Exchange  Natl.  Bk. 

Tex.  editor  "Spalding  Official  F.B.  Guide" ;  pres.  Bldg.,    Dallas,    Tex.     Home:    2730    Park    Row. 

Electrozone  Water  Co. ;  sec.  Primrose  Petroleum  Dallas,  Tex. 


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VAIL,  JAMES  BRADFORD,  football.  Born: 
Chaffee,  N.  Dak.,  May  13,  1896.  Son  of  James 
Bradford  and  Cornelia  (Field)  Vail.  Ed.:  For- 
est Lake  H.  Sen. ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  M.B., 
M.D. 

Record:  1911-15,  mem.  Forest  Lake  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  team.  Mem.  Forest  Lake  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (2  yrs.).  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon.  Mil. 
Service:  Pvt.  S.A.T.C.,  1917-18.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Pi ;  Alpha  Omega  Alpha ;  Mason ;  Modern 
Woodmen;  Amer.  Legion;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of 
Minn.).  Hobby:  Trout  fishing.  Married:  Ver- 
ley  Wheadon,  Jan.  1,  1924.  Address:  Henning, 
Minn. 


Allen.    Ed.:  Curtis  H.  Sch.,  1922;  Univ.  of  Pa.; 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  N.  EL,  1927. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Curtis  H.  Sch.  track 
and  cross-country  team  (440-yd.  H.  Sch.  champ., 
N.  Y.  C,  1922).  1923,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  mile  relay 
and  freshman  track  teams.  1925  and  26,  mem. 
Univ.  of  N.  H.  track  team  (winner  I.C.  150-yd. 
Snow  Shoe  dash,  Dartmouth  Carnival,  est.  new 
record,  19  1-5  sec,  1925 ;  runner-up  100  yd.  dash 
word  champ.  Snow  Shoe  Carnival,  Manchester, 
N.  H.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  solicitor,  N.  Y.  Daily 
News.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Sigma  Phi.  Married: 
Marion  Nims,  Oct.  1,  1927.  Office:  25  Park  Place, 
N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y.  Home:  5952  Amboy  Rd.,  Prince 
Bay,  N.  Y. 


VAIL,  LOUIS  DE  PUI,  Univ.  of  Pa.  base- 
ball and  football.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Sept.  18, 
1870.  Son  of  Lewis  D.  and  Susan  (Stroud) 
Vail.  Ed.:  Germantown  Acad.;  Shortlidge  Me- 
dia Acad. ;  Univ.  of  Pa.,  A.B.,  1891 ;  LL.B.,  1894. 

Record:  1886,  mem.  Germantown  Acad.  B.B. 
and  F.B.  teams.  1886-87,  mem.  Germantown 
Cricket  Club  cricket  team.  1887-88,  mem. 
Shortlidge  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.). 
1888-93,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team.  1892, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  B.B.  team.  1894,  coach 
Univ.  of  11.  F.B.  team.  1895,  coach  Duquesne 
A.C.  F.B.  team.  1896,  coach  Chelterham  M.A. ; 
mem  Duquesne  A.C.  B.B.  team  (3rd  base). 
1897-1903,  coach  Germantown  Acad.  1902-04, 
coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Phila. 
C.C. ;  Old  Colony  Club ;  St.  Elmo  Club ;  Le  Coin 
d'Or  Club.  Married:  Mary  Eugenie  Towne, 
Sept.  9,  1903.  Liberty  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
The  Lenox,  Phila.,  Pa. 

VALE,  GRENVILLE  EASTMENT,  football 
and  hockey.  Born:  Toronto,  Ontario,  Can.,  Mar. 
5,  1902.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Vale.  Ed.:  Glen 
Cove  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Colby  Coll.,  1924. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1921-24,  mem.  Colby  Coll.  hockey  team  (capt., 
1922-24).  1922-23,  asst.  coach  Coburn  Classical 
Inst.  F.B.  team.  1924,  gym.  instr.  Colby  Coll. 
1926,  head  coach  Colby  Coll.  freshman  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation?  Claim  adjuster,  Liberty 
Mutual  Ins.  Co.  Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsi- 
lon;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Office:  Park  Sq. 
Bldg.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  157  Winthrop  Rd., 
Brookline,  Mass. 

VAN  ALLEN,  ALBERT  DAVID,  track. 
Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  25,  1903.  Son  of 
David    Wilbur    and    Elizabeth    (Tennett)    Van 


VAN     ALSTYNE,     WM.     BEEKMAN,     JR., 

Princeton  track  team,  1924-27.  Bom:  Kinder- 
hook,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  27,  1904.  Son  of  Wm.  Beek- 
man,  Sr.,  and  Harriet  Hayer  (Kellogg)  Van 
Alstyne.  Ed.:  Hotchkiss  Sch.;  Westminster 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Acad.,  1923 ;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Westminster  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1922,  mem.  Andover  All-Club  F.B.  team. 
1922-23,  mem.  Andover  hockey  squad.  1923-24, 
mem.  Princeton  fresh,  hockey  and  track  teams. 
1924-27,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  track  team; 
2nd  place,  440,  Princeton-Harvard  meet,  1926; 
2nd  place,  440,  Princeton-Yale  meet;  1st  place, 
440,  Cornell-Princeton  meet;  5th,  440,  trial 
heats  I.C.  meet,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  personnel,  Prince- 
ton Univ.  Affiliations:  Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ; 
Newark  A.C.  Business:  7  Nassau  Hall,  Prince- 
ton, N.  J.  Home:  Het  Loo  Farm,  Kinderhook, 
New  York. 

VAN  ARSDALE,  RAYMOND  DORRELL, 

track  and  field.  Born:  Greenwood,  Ind.,  Aug. 
31,  1901.  Son  of  Bert  and  Tillie  (Dorrell)  Van 
Arsdale.  Ed.:  Greenwood  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Wa- 
bash Coll.,  1923 ;  M.A.,  Cumberland  Univ. ;  Univ. 
of  111. 

Record:  1917-19,  mem.  Greenwood  H.  Sch. 
track  team  (high  point  man,  H.  Sch.  track  meet, 
1917-18 ;  runner-up  broad  jump,  Ind.  H.  Sch. 
State  meet,  1919).  1921-23,  mem.  Wabash  Coll. 
track  and  field  team.  1921,  won  100-yd.  dash 
against  De  Pauw;  high  point  man  Ind.  A.A.U. 
meet;  mem.  Wabash  relay  team  (won  %-mi. 
relay)  ;  runner-up,  1  mi.,  at  Drake  Relays. 
1923,  won  8S0-yd.  and  medley  relays  at  Drake 
Relays;  runner-up,  1  mi.,  Drake  Relays;  mem. 
Wabash  mi.  relay  team  (won  1  mi.  run  at  111. 
Indoor  Relay  Carnival)  ;  high  point  man  Wa- 
bash-De  Pauw  dual  meet  (won  100  and  220  yd. 
runs  and  broad  jump)  ;    won   220-yd.   run   Coll. 


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State  meet ;  runner-up,  100-yd.  run  and  broad 
Jump,  Coll.  State  meet ;  anchor  man  on  relay 
team  Ind.  State  meet ;  runner-up,  220-yd.  run 
and  broad  jump,  Ind.  State  meet;  runner-up 
broad  jump,  Nat'l  I.C.  meet  (23  ft.  6  in.).  192-1, 
won  broad  jump  Olympic  tryouts,  Ga.  Tech. 
1926-28,  ath.  dir.  and  coach  Carlyle  H.  Sell. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Chi;  Mason.  Office:  Franklin  St.,  Carlyle,  111. 
Home:  Main  St.,  Greenwood,  Ind. 

VAN  BLARCLM,  CLARENCE  C,  football. 
Born:  Columbus,  Ohio,  Sept.  19,  1900.  Son  of 
C.  B.  and  Delia  (Corbett)  Van  Blarcum.  Ed.: 
North  H.  Sch. ;  Ohio  State  Univ. ;  Syracuse 
Univ. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  North  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1917-18,  mem.  U.S.A.  F.B.  team.  1919, 
mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1923,  coach  Vocational  H.  Sch.  champ.  F.B. 
team  (Syracuse,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Stom,  Seymour 
&  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Mem.  39th  Balloon  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta  ;  Syracuse  A. A. ; 
Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials.  Married:  Fallen  Stone, 
Apr.  10,  1924.  Children:  Alice  Palmer.  Office: 
116  E.  Genesee  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.  Home:  219 
Cambridge  St.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

VAN  BOREN,  PETER  J.,  capt.  University 
of  Michigan  baseball  team,  1919-21.  Born: 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Apr.  14,  1896.  Son  of 
Jacob  and  Delia  (Melpolder)  Van  Boren.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1919-21,  capt.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (won  Big  10  Conf.  champ.,  1920).  1921, 
mem.  Grand  Rapids  B.B.  Club  team. 

Pres.  Ocupation:  Pres.  Van  Boren,  Inc.  Mil. 
Service:  Lt.  Coast  Arty.,  Fortress  Monroe,  Va. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma  ;  Mason ;  Cham- 
ber of  Commerce;  "M"  Club  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ; 
Exch.  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Marion 
Kolle,  July  14,  1926.  Office:  326  State  St.,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich.  Home:  1518  Granger  St.,  Ann 
Arbor,  Mich. 

VAN  BUSRTRK,  HAROLD,  National  out- 
door sabre  champion,  1926.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  Feb.  20,  1894.  Son  of  Andrew  and  Emma 
(Underhill)  Van  Buskirk.  Ed.:  Erasmus  Hall 
H.  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1915 

Record:  1912-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B. 
squad.  1915,  Univ.  of  Pa.  lacrosse  team ;  indiv. 
I.C.  foil  champ.  1922,  mem.  Internatl.  fencing 
team  that  toured  to  England.  1924,  mem.  Olym- 
pic fencing  team  (Paris,  France).  1926,  mem. 
Amer.  Internatl  fencing  team ;  won  Nat'l  out- 
door sabre  and  epee  champs. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Van  Evelyn  Corp. 
Naval  Service:  Lt.  U.  S.  N.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma.  Clubs:  N.  Y.  Fencers;  Pa.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
Bronxville  Field.  Married:  Evelyn  Byrd,  Feb., 
1915.  Children:  Harold,  Jr.,  and  Bruce,  age  10 
(twins)  ;  Douglas,  age  8;  David,  age  5.  Office: 
347  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  79 
Summit  Ave.,  Bronxville,  N.  Y. 

VANCE,  CHARLES  FOGLE,  tennis.  Born: 
Winston-Salem,  N.  C,  Dec.  31,  1892.  Son  of 
Joseph  Addison  and  Jane  Adelaide  (Fogle) 
Vance.  Ed.:  Guilford  Coll.;  M.B.,  Lehigh  Univ., 
1915. 

Record:  1909-12,  won  singles  champ,  of  Guil- 
ford Coll.  1915,  mgr.  Lehigh  wrestling  team. 
1922-24-25,  won  city  singles  champ,  of  Winston- 
Salem. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Office  mgr.  Affiliations: 
Mem.  firm  J.  A.  Vance  Co. ;  Sigma  Nu ;  Twin 
City  Club ;  Forsyth  C.C.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Vaughn,  Dec.  22,  1920.  Children: 
Charles  Fogle,  Jr.,  age  3 ;  Lulu  Hall,  age  1. 
Office:  1st  St.  and  Patterson  Ave.,  Winston- 
Salem,  N.  C.  Home:  1129  W.  4th  St.,  Winston- 
Salem,  N.  C. 

VAN     de     GRAAFF,     WILLIAM     TRAVIS, 

football,  basketball  and  track.  Born:  Tusca- 
loosa, Ala.,  Oct.  27,  1895.  Son  of  Adrian  Sebas- 
tian and  Minnie  Cherokee  (Hargrove)  Van  de 
Graff.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ala.;  U.  S.  M.  A. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  B.B. 
squad.  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity  F.B. 
team  (All-South,  tackle,  1913-15;  mem.  Walter 
Camp's  2nd  All-Amer.  team).  1915-17,  ath.  dir. 
Kirley  Sch.  (Greenville,  Tex.).  1917-18,  mem. 
U  S.  M.  A.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
squads.  1922,  line  coach  Univ.  of  Ala.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1923-25,  coach  Univ.  of  Ala.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1926-28,  ath.  dir.  and  head  F.B. 
coach  Colo.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Mil. 
Service:  2nd  lt.  U.  S.  M.  A.,-  1918,  resigned  as 
1st  It.,  1927.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa;  Amer.  Legion;  El  Paso  Club. 
Office:  Cossitt  Hall,  Colo.  Springs,  Colo.  Home: 
1305   Greensboro  Ave.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 


VANDEGRIFT,    WILLIAM    BREENE,    F.B. 

and  boxing.  Born:  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  July  16, 
1905.  Son  of  Jane  Marea  (Wells)  Vandergrift. 
Ed.:  Duval  H.  Sch.  (Jacksonville,  Fla.),  1919-23; 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1923-27;  Coll.  of  Physicians  and 
Surgeons,  Columbia  Univ.,  1927-31. 

Record:  1922,  All-State  F.B.  tackle,  Fla.  H. 
Schs.  1923,  mem.  Yale  fresh.  F.B.  team.  1925- 
26,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem. 
Yale  boxing  team    (I.C.  champ.,  175-lb.  class). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student  of  medicine.  Affili- 
ations: Elihu  Club;  Psi  Upsilon;  Nu  Sigma  Nu; 
Yale  Club  of  N.  Y.  C.  Address:  1917  Laura  St., 
Jacksonville,  Fla. 

VAN  DER  BENT,  ARTHUR  CLARENCE, 

individual  I.C.  rifle  cbamp.  Bom:  N.  Y.  C, 
July  9,  189S.  Son  of  Teunis  J.  and  Anna  M. 
(Sberwood)  Van  Der  Bent.  Ed.:  Townsend 
Harris  Hall,  1915;  B.S.,  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y., 
1920;  B.Arch.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1923. 

Record:  1914-15,  mgr.  Townsend  Harris  Hall 
B.B.  team  (Council  insignia  awarded).  1918, 
mem.  C.C.N.Y.  water  polo  team.  1922-23,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  I.C.  rifle  champ,  team  (indiv. 
champ.,  1922 ;  record  score,  1187x1200,  4  posi- 
tions ;  record  still  stands ;  Civilian  Nat'l  small 
bore  200  yd.  champ.,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.,  1922 ;  score, 
98x100;  Warn  champ.,  iron  sights,  Sea  Girt, 
N.  J.,  1922). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builder.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
gineer serg.,  1st  class ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  casual 
with  French,  rating  "Orienteur  Sergeant." 
Affiliations:  Zodiac  Rifle  Club  (V.P.)  ;  Nat'l 
Rifle  Asso. ;  Amer.  Radio  Relay  League ;  Delta 
Alpha;  Manhattan  Soc.  (dir.)  ;  Pa.  "P"  Club; 
Barr  &  Van  Buskirk,  Inc. ;  Barr  &  Lane,  Inc. ; 
Van  Barluc  Co.,  Inc.  (treas.)  ;  2  Park  Lane 
West,  Inc.  (treas.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Frances  Victoria  Ganter,  Jan.  28,  1927.  Office: 
347  Madison  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  2  Park  Lane, 
Mt.  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

VANDER  PYL,  ELLIS  CUTLER,  capt.  Yale 
cross-country  team,  1922-23.  Born:  Holliston, 
Mass.,  Jan.  8,  1889.  Son  of  N.  and  Ada  (Forbes) 
Vander  Pyl.  Ed.:  Phillips-Andover,  1917;  Yale, 
1923. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Yale  track  and  cross- 
country team  (mem.  Yale-Harvard  team  which 
met  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  1921;  capt.  cross- 
country team,  1922;  won  2nd  I.C.A.A.A.  champ., 
1922;  won  2-mi.  races,  Harvard  meet  and  Prince- 
ton meet,  1922  and  '23). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Club  mgr.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.  S.  A. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  citations : 
Croix  de  Guerre;  G.H.Q.  (1);  1st  Army  (1); 
82nd  Div.  (1)  ;  chief  signal  officer  A.E.F.  (1)  ; 
comm'd  serg.  1st  class.  Affiliations:  Assr.  sec. 
Ancaster  Co. ;  Cleveland  A.C. ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
40  and  8 ;  bd.  govs.  Yale  Alum.  Asso.  of  Cleve- 
lan ;  Univ.  Club.  Hobby:  Squash ;  handball. 
Married:  Anna  Marie  Sherrer,  June  30,  1925. 
Children:  Marie  Ada,  age  2.  Office:  7500  Euclid 
Ave.,  Cleveland  O.  Home:  1857  E.  82nd  St., 
Cleveland,  O. 

VAN  DEVENTER,  JACOB  H.,  Princeton 
F.B.  and  baseball  teams.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  July 
12,  1852.  Son  of  Jacob  G.  and  Emma  Caroline 
(Hurd)  Van  Deventer.   Ed.:  Princeton,  1874. 


Record,:  1873,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team  and 
class  crew  (1st  F.B.  team  to  play  Yale;  capt. 
class  crew).  1873-74,  1st  pres.  and  capt.,  2  years, 
Caledonian  Games.  Winner  Drayton  Medal  for 
all-around  athletics.  1874,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation.:  Mem.  banking  firm  Henry 
Tamadge  &  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Elizabeth  Ludlow, 
Nov.,  18S0.  Children:  Marguerite  E. ;  Frances 
L. ;  Jac.  L. ;  Joseph  N. ;  Ludlow  ;  Philip.  Office: 
57  William  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  609 
Woodland  Ave.,  Plainfield,  N.  J. 

VAN   FOSSEN,   ROBERT   LEWIS,   Univ.  of 

Minn.  Athletics.  Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn., 
July  4,  189S.  Son  of  Lewis  J.  and  Luella  J. 
(Bradley)  Van  Fossen.  Ed.:  Central  H.  Sch. 
(Mineanolis,  Minn.)  ;  St.  Johns  Mil.  Acad.  (Dela- 
field,  Wis.)  ;  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.  ;  LL.B.,  1925. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Central  High  F.B. 
and  hockey  teams.  191G,  mem.  St.  Johns  Mil. 
Acad.  F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  squad.  19^:4,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B. 
team.  1924-25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  hockey 
team.     1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  tennis  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.A.S.  with  French  Army ;  citations  : 
Croix  de  Guerre,  Oct.,  1918.  and  Nov.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Sigma;  Phi  Delta  Phi; 
Minneapolis  Tennis  Club;  Minneapolis  A.C; 
Univ.  Club  of  Minneapolis.  Office:  704  1st  Nat'l- 
Soo  Bldg.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  Minne- 
apolis A.C,   Minneapolis,   Minn. 

VAN  HOOK,  STUART  GUILLOT,  Stanford 
football  and  boxing  teams.  Born:  Pittsburgh, 
Pa.,  Oct.  28,  1904.  Son  of  Wendell  and  Ida 
(Stuart)  Van  Hook.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford,  1925. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Stanford  boxing  team 
», light-heavy  wt).  1924  and  '25,  mem.  Stanford 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  South.  Cal.  Telephone  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi.  Office:  740  S.  Olive 
St.,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.  Home:  717  Euclid  Ave., 
Santa  Monica,  Cal. 

VAN  LOON,  WILLIAM  OWEN,  rowing. 
Bom:  Midway,  Wis.,  Apr.  23,  1885.  Son  of 
Albertus  and  Emma  (Olson)  Van  Loon.  Ed.: 
Galeville  Club  H.  Sch.,  1904  ;  B.S.  in  C.E.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1910. 

Record:  1903-04,  mem.  Galesville  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1908-10,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  varsity 
crew;  mem.  Badger  Boat  Club  (competed 
Poughkeepsie  Regatta,  July  2,  1909). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer,  stockman  and  sur- 
veyor. Affiliations:  "W"  Club,  Univ.  of  Wis. ; 
Mason;  La  Crosse  Co.  Road  Comn.  Hobby: 
Farming.    Address:  Holmen,  R.  R.  3,  Wis. 


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VAN  METER,  FRANCES  NICKS.  Womens' 
golf  champion  of  Colorado,  1926.  Born:  Colum- 
bia, Tenn.,  Dec.  13,  1886.  Daughter  of  Joseph 
Barton  and  Martha  (Engle)  Nicks.  Ed.:  Co- 
lumbia Public  Schs. ;  Columbia  Athaneum. 

Record:  1917,  21-24,  26-27,  medalist  and 
champ.  Lakewood  C.C.  1920,  Denver  City 
champ,  and  medalist.  1926,  won  Womens'  golf 
champ,  of  Colo.  1927,  won  Womens'  State  champ, 
of  Colo.  ;  qualified  in  Woman's  Trans-Miss,  golf 
tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Woman's  Trans- 
Miss.  G.A. ;  chmn.  Womens'  Golf  Com. ;  Lake- 
wood  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  L.  Marshall 
Van  Meter.  Feb.  25,  1915.  Children:  Edwin 
Francis  Hill,  age  24.  Address:  1410  Grant  St., 
Denver,  Colo. 


VAN  WIE,  VIRGINIA,  won  womens'  South 
Atlantic  golf  championship,  1928.  Born:  Chicago, 
111.,  Feb.  9,  1909.  Daughter  of  Chester  F.  and 
Georgia  (Putnam)  Van  Wie.  Ed.:  Parker  Sch. 
(Chicago,  111.). 

Record:  1925,  won  West.  Jr.  golf  champ. 
(Chicago,   111.)  ;  won  West.  Mich,  golf  champ. 

1926,  won  Fla.  State  golf  champ.  (Palm  Beach, 
Fla. )  ;  won  Fla.  East  Coast  golf  champ.  ( St. 
Augustine,  Fla.)  ;  won  Chicago  City  golf  champ. 

1927,  won  Buffalo  Invitation  tournament.  1928, 
won  Natl,  open  champ.  (Pinehurst,  N.  C.)  ;  won 
Womens'  South  Atlantic  champ.  (Ormand  Beach, 
Fla.). 

Clubs:  Beverly  C.C. ;  Deland  C.C. ;  Meceola 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  330  Normal  Parkway, 
Chicago,  111.  Home:  505  W.  Minn.  Ave.,  Deland, 
Fla. 


VAN  RYN,  JOHN,  JR.,  tennis.  Bom:  New- 
port News,  Va.,  June  30,  1905.  Son  of  John  and 
Rose  (McArdle)  Van  Ryn.  Ed.:  Ashland  Gram- 
mar Sch. ;  East  Orange  H.  Sch. ;  Princeton,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  E.  Orange  H.  Sch.  B.B,  team. 
1923-28,  mem.  Princeton  tennis  team  (1923, 
runner-up  Nat'l  Jr.  indoor  singles  champ ;  1923 
and  '24,  winner  intersch.  singles  and  doubles; 
1924,  North.  (N.  J.)  champ,  doubles;  1924 
and  '25,  North.  N.  J.  champ,  singles;  1925, 
runner-up  N.  Y.  State  doubles,  mem.  Princeton- 
Williams  tennis  team  against  Oxford-Cambridge 
team;  1925-27,  won  tennis  champ.,  Princeton; 
1926,  N.  J.  State  doubles  champ;  N.  J.  coast 
champ,  singles  and  doubles;  1927,  winner  Natl. 
I.C.  doubles;  runner-up  Natl.  I.C.  singles  and 
Natl,  indoor  singles;  mem.  winning  East,  team 
in  East  vs.  West  matches;  runner-up  East,  ten 
nis  ranking).  1928,  candidate  for  Davis  Cup 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  E. 
Orange  T.C. ;  Orange  Lawn  T.C. ;  Pi  Delta 
Sigma ;  Terrace  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Address: 
174  N.  Munn  Ave.,  Bast  Orange,  N.  J. 


VAN    TASSEL,    ERNEST    SHELTON,    Tale 

track  team,  1900-03.  Born:  Wellesly,  Mass., 
July  21,  1881.  Son  of  Charles  J.  and  Julia  Ely 
(Shelton)      Van     Tassel.       Ed.:     Lawrenceville 

Sch.,  B.A.,  Yale,  1903. 

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Record,  1899.  mem.  Lawrenceville  Sch.  track 
team  (ran  1-mi.  race  in  all  meets).  1900-02, 
mem.  Yale  cross-country  team  (team  won  I.C. 
champ,  one  year).  1903,  mem.  Yale  track  team 
(won  I.C.  champ;  placed,  2-mi.  race  in  most 
meets,  1903). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  mgr.  Hawaiian 
Macadamia  Nut  Co.,  Ltd.  Affiliations:  Univ. 
Club  of  Hawaii ;  Yale  Club  of  Hawaii.  Hobby: 
Creating  a  new  industry.  Address:  Nutridge, 
Honolulu,  Hawaii. 


VARCO,  ALBERT  RAYMOND,  basketball, 
baseball  and  track.  Born:  Austin,  Minn.,  Mar. 
25,  1881.  Son  of  Charles  R.  and  Isabel  P.  Varco. 
Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.A.,  1904;  M.D.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-03-04,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  B.B. 
team.  1902,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track  team 
(won  100  and  220  yd.  dashes).  1902-05,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team.  1905-06,  mem. 
North.  Copper  Country  League  (Grand  Forks, 
N.  Dak.,  1905)  ;  Winnipeg,  Can.,  1908). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Elks.  Married:  Ida  Soder- 
strom,  1910.    Address:  Miles  City,  Mont. 

VARNEDOE,  JOHN  A.,  football.  Born: 
Savannah.  Ga.,  July  6,  1900.  Son  of  John  A. 
and  Jennie  A.  (Tillon)  Varnedoe.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Oglethorpe   Univ.,   1923. 

Record:  1920,  mem.  Oglethorpe  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1920-22,  mem.  Oglethorpe  Univ.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  head  coach  E.C.I.  1924-26,  head  coach 
Newman  H.  Sch.  (Newman,  Ga.).  1927-28,  head 
coach  Savannah  H.  Sch. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  coach.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Pi  Kappa  Phi;  Boars 
Head  Soc. ;  "O"  Club  (Oglethorpe  Univ.);  Cot- 
tillion  Club.  Office:  Savannah  H.  Sch.,  Savan- 
nah, Ga.  Home:  1021  East  Henley  St.,  Savan- 
nah, Ga. 

VAUGHAN,  RICHARD  FARRIES,  capt.  Yale 
baseball  and  hockey  teams,  1928.  Born:  Janes- 
ville,  Wis.,  Sept.  27,  1906.  Son  of  Richard  Miner 
and  Eleanor  (Farries)  Vaughan.  Ed.:  Newton 
H.  Sch.,  Andover,  1924;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1928. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Newton  H.  Sch.  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1924,  mem.  Andover  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1925,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  hockey).  1926-28, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt. 
of  both  sports,  1928). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Yale 
Undergraduate  A.A. ;  Yale  Univ.  Bd.  of  Ath. 
Control.  Address:  115  Parker  St.,  Newton  Cen- 
ter, Mass. 


VAUGHN,  ROLAND  VIRGIL,  capt.  Yale 
baseball  team,  1916.  Born:  Haverhill,  Mass., 
Jan.  23,  1891.  Son  of  Harry  Scribner  and 
Susie  Caroline  (Bickum)  Vaughn.  Ed.:  Haver- 
hill H.  Sen.,  1909;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1912; 
B.A.,  Yale,  1916;  D.J.,  N.  Y.  Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Haverhill  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1908-09).  1909-12,  mem.  Exeter 
Acad.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1912).  1913,  mem.  Yale 
fresh.  B.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
B.B.  team  (capt.,  1916).  1921-22,  mem.  N.  Y. 
Ath.  Club,  B.B.  team    (capt.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Law,  real  estate  and  insur- 
ance. Mil.  Service:  Enlisted,  U.S.A.,  49th  Reg. ; 
1st  Lt. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd.  2nd  Lt.,  Oct.  21, 
1918;  resigned,  May  21,  1919.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
and  treas.,  Joseph  Lambden  &  Son,  Inc. ;  sec. 
Stewart  Farm  Realty  Corp. ;  treas.,  Pelhamdale 
Holding  Corp. ;  dir.,  Chatsworth  Realty  Co. ; 
Alpha  Delta  Sigma ;  Kappa  Delta  Pi ;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Elihu  Club;  Phi  Delta  Phi 
(pres.);  Yale  Club;  Bonnie  Briar  C.C.;  Lions 
Club ;  New  Rochelle  Tennis  Club ;  New  Rochelle 
Chamber  of  Commerce.  Hobby:  B.B.,  swimming 
and  F.B.  games.  Married:  Grace  Lambden,  Mar. 
30,  1918.  Children:  Virginia  Lambden,  age  9; 
Roland  Virgil,  Jr.,  age  6 ;  Helen  Harmon,  age 
4.  Office:  54  Lawton  St.,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 
Home:  321  Beechmont  Dr.,  New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 


VAUGHN,  WILLIAM  CHESTER,  football. 
Born:  Decatur,  Tex.,  Sept.  26,  1903.  Son  of 
George  H.  and  Mamie  (Langston)  Vaughn.  Ed.: 
Okla.  Baptist  Univ. 

Record:  1923,  coach  and  capt.  Amer.  Legion 
undefeated  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  Okla.  Bap- 
tist Univ.  track  team.  1924-27,  mem.  Okla.  Bap- 
tist Univ.  F.B.  team  (tied  for  F.B.  champ., 
1924-25;  chosen  All-Oklahoma  tackle.  1924-27, 
chosen  All-Conf.  tackle  and  outstanding  line- 
man, 1925-27;  chosen  by  sport  writers  as  best 
tackle  in  South,  1925-26;  capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service: 
Mem.  U.S.A.,  served  3  yrs.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Legion ;  Chamber  of  Commerce.  Clubs:  Pres., 
"B"  (Okla.  Baptist  Univ.)  ;  Kalalean  ;  40  and  8 
voiture.  Hobby:  Geology  and  coaching.  Mar- 
ried: Almeda  Brown,  Dec.  31,  1926.  Address: 
Univ.  Station,  Shawnee,  Okla. 

VAUX,  NORRIS  WISTAR,  oarsman.  Born: 
Rosemont,  Pa„  Sept.  1,  1881.  Son  of  Jacob 
Wales  and  Emily  (Pepper)  Vaux.  Ed.:  M.D., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1905. 


Record:  1897-1900,  mem.  DeLancey  Sch.  track, 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (inter-acad.,  220  yd.  champ, 
track,  1900).  1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Golf  team 
(I.C.  match,  Atlantic  City;  competed,  1st  I.C. 
match  against  Yale). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  R.M.C.,  U.S.A.;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comm'd. 
1st  Lt.,  major,  U.S.M.C. ;  discharged,  Apr.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Varsity  Club;  Delta  Psi;  Sphinx 
Sr.  Soc. ;  A.M.A. ;  Phila.  Med.  Soc. ;  Amer. 
Gynaecological  Soc. ;  Chief  of  Obstetric  Service, 
Phila.;  prof.  Obstetrics,  Jefferson  Med.  Coll.; 
Phila.  Club ;  Phila.  C.C.  Married:  Honora  Dixon, 
Oct.,  1907.  Address:  1810  S.  Rittentown  Sq., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

VERMILLION,  PAUL  DALE,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Lyons,  Kans.,  Oct.  27,  1905.  Son  of 
Dr.  L.  E.  and  Ida  (Wichols)  Vermillion.  Ed.: 
Lyons  H.  Sch.,  1923;  A.B.,  Wichita  Univ.,  1927. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Lyons  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1923-26,  mem.  Wichita 
Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1926;  chosen  on 
All-Kans.  team).  1924-27,  mem.  Wichita  Univ. 
track  team  (capt.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Tunes  and  Co.  Affiliations: 
Pi  Alpha  Pi;  Elks;  Rooters  Club.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Office:  Geo.  Tunnes  and  Co.,  Wichita, 
Kans.  Home:  719  N.  Lawrence  St.,  Wichita, 
Kans. 

VEZIN,  CHARLES,  JR.,  pole  vaulter.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  Jan.  27,  1886.  Son  of  Charles  and 
Adah  (de  Lamater)  Vezin.  Ed.:  Choate  Sch.; 
B.   Litt.,  Princeton,   1909. 

Record:  1904,  mem.  Choate  Sch.  B.B.,  BsktB. 
and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1904).  1907-09, 
mem.  Princeton  gym.  team  and  track  team  (win- 
ner, pole  vault,  A.A.U.  indoor  champ,  meet, 
Madison  Square  Garden,  1908;  broke  I.C.  rec- 
ord, pole  vault  with  12  ft.,  114  in.,  1909;  sub. 
fancy  diver,  Princeton  swimming  team,  winner, 
fancy  diving  events,  lake  Winnewasha,  N.  Y., 
Northeast  Harbor,  Me.,  and  Bar  Harbor,  Me.). 

Affiliations:  Amer.  Management  Asso. ;  Taylor 
Soc.  Married:  Emily  Ellen  Butler,  Sept.  19, 
1912.  Children:  Emily  Ellen,  age  15;  Ruth  de 
Lamater,  age  12 ;  Henry  de  Lamater,  age  9 ; 
Maria,  age  3.  Address:  263  Palisade  Ave., 
Yonkers,  N.  Y. 


VIDAL,  EUGENE  L.,  capt.  army  football  team 
1918.  Bom:  Madison,  S.  Dak.,  Apr.  13,  1895. 
Son  of  F.  L.  and  Margaret  (Rewalt)  Vidal.  Ed.: 
Madison  H.  Sch.,  1912;  B.S.  of  C.E,  Univ.  of 
S.  Dak.,  1916 ;  U.  S.  A.  Comm.,  U.S.M.A.,  1918 ; 
graduated  courses  Basic  Engineering,  air  ser- 
vice and  air  service  observation  of  Army,  1919- 
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Record:  1910-12,  mem.  Madison  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams  (won  several  lsts 
and  2nds,  Intersch.  track  meets).  1912-16,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Nebr.  and  Univ.  of  S.  Dak.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  2  teams  placed, 
West.  Conf .  meet,  1915 ;  won  several  lsts  Tri 
Conf .  track  meets ;  Bskt.B.  high  point  scorer 
each  yi\).  1916-18,  mem.  U.S.M.A.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (h.b.  East,  champ  army  team, 
1916 ;  selected  by  many  writers  All-East,  h.b., 
1916  ;  capt.  F.B.  team,  1918  ;  center  and  high  point 
scorer,  Bskt.B.  teams ;  presented  sabre  for  being 
best  all  around  ath.).  1919,  sent,  inter-allied 
games,  Paris  (competed,  Pentathlon,  winning 
2nd  place)  ;  coached  and  played,  army  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1920,  made  Olympic  team,  Ant- 
werp (placed  in  Decathlon;  played  on  Olympic 
rugby  team  touring  Europe).  1920-22,  coached 
and  played  on  army  teams.  1922-26,  head  coach, 
track  ;  graduate  coach,  Bskt.B. ;  b.f.  coach,  F.B., 
West  Point,  (selected,  track  coach,  Olympic 
team  to  Paris,  1924 ;  played  and  coached  3rd 
Corps  F.B.  team  against  Marines).  1926-27. 
coach,  Univ.  of  Ore. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  Pack  Shop,  Inc.  and 
Gilchrist  Patents,  Inc.  Affiliations:  V.  P.,  Gil- 
christ Clutch,  Inc. :  rep.  Standard  Securities 
Co.;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Sigma  Phi;  Mason. 
Married:  Nina  Gore,  1922.  Children:  Gene. 
Office:  1105  V  St.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Home:  4500  Broad  Branch  Rd.,  Wasbington, 
D.  C. 


VIETS,  EDWARD  LINCOLN,  track.  Bom: 
Lynn,  Mass.,  May  6,  1S88.  Son  of  Frederick  H. 
and  Hattie  B.  Viets.  Ed.:  Arlington  H.  Sch. ; 
A.B.,  Harvard,  1911. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  Mgr.,  The  Service  Re- 
corder Co.  Clubs:  Cleveland  Advertising;  Cleve- 
land City;  "H"  (Harvard).  Married:  Margue- 
rite Grier,  Nov.  21,  1911.  Children:  Edward  L., 
Jr.,  age  12 ;  John  Bartram,  age  10.  Address: 
454  Hanna  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

VILAS,  JOSEPH  WROE,  yale  track  team, 
1925-26.  Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Oct.  6,  1902. 
Son  of  George  Byron  and  Phebe  (Curtis)  Viles. 
Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1923;  Yale. 

Record:  Mem.  Exeter  track  team  (relay,  high 
hurdles  and  low  hurdles).  1924,  mem.  Tale 
freshman  track  team.  1925,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (mem.  Yale-Harvard — Oxford-Cam- 
bridge team,  1925;  specialty,  high  hurdles). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Passenger  agt,  C.&N.W. 
Ry.,  Chicago,  111.  Affiliations:  The  Colony  at 
Yale;  "Y"  Club;  Chicago  A.A.  Hobby:  Sailing 
and  fishing.  Office:  226  W.  Jackson  Blvd.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.     Home:  920  Mich.  Ave.,  Evanston,  111. 


VILLA,  G.  R.  F.,  football.  Born:  Portland, 
Ore.,  Jan.  29,  1874.  Son  of  Francesco  and  Maria 
(Reible)  Villa.  Ed.:  B.L.,  Whitman  Coll.,  1893; 
LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1896. 

Record:  1892,  mem.  Whitman  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1893-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1896). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Agent,  Great  Northern  Ry. 
War  Record:  Mem.  A.E.F.,  1st  Lt,  Engrs.  R.  C. 
Co.  A,  1st  Bn.  Married:  Mary  McCabe.  Children: 
Geraldine  C,  age  22.  Office:  G.  N.  Dock,  Seattle, 
Wash.  Home:  Medina,  Wash. 

VINCENT,  JESSE  GURNEY,  won  150  mile 
sweepstake  race,  1925.  Born:  Little  Rock,  Ark., 
Feb.  10,  1880.  Son  of  Joseph  Merrill  and  Nellie 
(Gurney)  Vincent.  Ed.:  Internatl.  Correspon- 
dence Sch. 

Record:  1922-23,  won  Gold  Cup  annual  race. 
1925,  set  new  record  for  Gold  Cup  race  (dis- 
placement motor  boats  with  speed  of  49.1  miles 
per  hour)  ;  won  150  mile  sweepstake  race  (new 
record,  average  speed  55.65  miles  per  hour  for 
whole  distance). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  engr.,  Packard 
Motor  Car  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Comnd.  Maj.  in 
Signal  Corps,  Aug.,  1917 ;  assigned  to  Equipment 
Div.,  placed  in  charge  of  Engine  Design  Section, 
placed  in  full  charge  of  Airplane  Engr.  Dept. 
and  in  command  McCook  Field,  Feb..  1918;  an- 
nounced as  Res.  Mil.  Aviator,  Aug.,  1918;  desig- 
nated Chief  of  Airplane  Engr.  Div..  Bureau  of 
Aircraft  Production.  Sept..  1918.  with  title  of 
"Chief  of  Engrs.";  hon.  discharged  Nov.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Soc.  of  Automotive  Engrs.;  Amer. 
Soc.  of  Mech.  Engrs.  Clubs:  Grosse  Pointe  C.C. ; 
Brooklands  G.C. ;  Detroit;  Detroit  Yacht;  Old; 
Deauville  Beach  ;  Detroit  A.C. ;  Detroit  Automo- 
bile. Married:  Clarinda  Blood,  Oct.  2,  1902. 
Office:  1580  E.  Grand  Blvd.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home: 
938  Balfour  Rd.,  Grosse  Pointe  Pk.,  Mich. 

VINCENTI,  LOUIS  RUDOLPH,  Stanford  foot- 
ball and  basketball  teams.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Feb.  27,  1906.  Son  of  Guido  A.  and  Agnes 
(Nicholi)  Vincenti.  Ed.:  Pasadena  H.  Sch.; 
A.B.,  Stanford,  1928. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (catcher).  1921  and  22,  mem.  Pasadena 
H.  Sch.  lightweight  F.B.  team  (South.  Calif, 
runner-up,  1921;  South.  Calif,  champs.,  1922). 
1922  and  23,  mem.  Pasadena  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (League  champs.).  1923,  mem.  Pasadena 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team  (mentioned  All-South.  F.B.). 
1924,  mem.  Stanford  freshman  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1925-28,  mem.  Stanford  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams  (Pac.  Coast  Conf.  F.B.  champs., 
1926  and  27 ;  scored  tying  touchdown  South. 
Calif,  game  and  winning  touchdown  Washington 
game,  1927 ;  played  Tourn.  of  Roses,  New  Year's 
game,  1927  and  28;  Bskt.B.  capt,  '28). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Law  student.  Affiliations: 
Skull  and  Snakes ;  Breakers  Club ;  Phi  Alpha 
Delta  ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa  ;  Pasadena  Kiwanis  C. 
Hobby:  Law.  School:  Box  2668,  Stanford  Univ.. 
Palo  Alto,  Calif.  Home:  242  S.  Hill  Ave.,  Pasa- 
dena, Calif. 

VON  ELLING,  EMIL,  track.  Bom:  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.,  Mar.  30,  1883.  Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Von 
Elling.   Ed.:  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y. 

Record:  Coll.  of  City  of  N.  Y.  track, 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  Coach  N.  Y. 
Univ.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Track  coach.  Married: 
Katherine  Koth.  Children:  Anna,  age  21 ;  Kath- 
erine,  age  14.  Office:  N.  Y.  Univ.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  2318  Loring  PL,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

VOORHEES,  GEORGE  VAN  WICKLE, 
D.D.S.,  bicycle.  Born:  New  Brunswick,  N.  J., 
May  11,  1876.  Son  of  A.  Craig  and  Annie  E. 
(Cole)  Voorhees.  Ed.:  Rutgers  Prep.  Sch., 
1895;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1902. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Rutgers  Prep.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  Mem.  New  Brunswick  Boat 
Club  F.B.  team.  1894-1902,  won  about  200  lsts, 
2nds  and  3rds,  Bicycle  Club  Meets  (won  1-mi. 
N.  J.,  L.A.W.  state  champ.,  1899).  1900-02, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  class  crew,  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1900-02,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
bicycle  team  (capt.,  1902).  1901-02,  mgr.  Univ. 
of  Pa.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, Mar.  28,  1917,  capt.  Co.  M.,  2nd  N.  J. 
Inf. ;  discharged,  Feb.  14,  1919.  Affiliations:  Xi 
Psi  Phi ;  Union  Lodge  ;'  Mason  ;  Elks ;  N.  J.  Soc. 
of  Colonial  Wars ;  Registrar,  N.  J.  Soc.  of 
War  of  1812 ;  N.  J.  Soc,  S.A.R. ;  Amer.  Legion ; 
Plainfield  Dental  Soc. ;  N.  J.  State  Dental  Soc. ; 
Amer.  Dental  Asso. ;  Varsity  Club  of  Univ.  of 
Pa.;  Bachelor  Club  of  Somerville,  N.  J.  Office: 
29  W.  Main  St.,  Somerville,  N.  J.  Home:  108 
Mountain  Ave.,  Somerville,  N.  J. 

VORYS,  ARTHUR  McNEILL,  capt.  All- Amer. 
water  polo  team,  1919-20.  Born:  Lancaster,  O., 
Apr.  10,  1898.  So?i  of  A.  I.  and  Jeanny  (Mc- 
Neill) Vorys.     Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1918-20,  mem.  Yale  water  polo 
team  (capt.,  All- Amer.  water  polo  team,  1919- 
20).  1919-20,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (hammer 
throw).    1920,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Vorys  Bros.,  Inc.  Mil. 
Service:  2nd  Lt.,  F.A.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon. 
Married:  Elinor  Ludlow.  Office:  400  Dublin 
Ave.,  Cols,  O.    Home:  35  Hoffman  Ave.,  Cols,  O. 


VREDENBURGH,  PETER,  SR.,  pres.  I.C.A.A, 
capt.  Princeton  A.C  Born:  Freehold,  N.  J., 
Sept.  25,  1869.  Son  of  Judge  Wm.  H.  and  Bessie 
(Williams)  Vredenburgh.  Ed.:  Princeton,  A.B. ; 
A.M.,  1892. 

Record:  1889-1892,  mem.  Princeton  track  and 
field  man  (winner  100  and  220-yd.  dashes, 
Princeton-Caledonian  games,  1889;  winner,  100 
and  2nd  place  220,  Philadelphia,  1889;  winner 
100  and  220,  Cape  May,  N.  J.,  A.C,  1889;  win- 
ner, 100  and  220,  1889-90  following  places:  St. 
George  A.C,  Trenton,  N.  J.;  N.Y.A.C,  Travers 
Island;  winner,  Princeton  Indoor  champ.,  rope 
climbing,  rings,  weight  throwing,  1890;  placed 
3rd  100  yds.,  I.C.A.A.A.,  2nd  220  yds.  1890; 
awarded  Princeton  all-round  champ.,  1891 ;  win- 
ner 100  and  220  Princeton  spring  champs., 
I.CA.A.A. ;  winner  N.Y.A.C.  standard  medals, 
1891;  winner  Canadian  champ.,  Toronto,  Cana., 
in  100-yd.  dash;  winner  Detroit  A.C  meet,  in 
100  and  300-yd.  dashes;  placed  2nd  100  and 
220  yds.  A.A.U.  champ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  1891; 
winner  100  and  300  yds.,  A.A.U.  indoor  champs., 
Madison  Sq.  Garden,  1892.  Pres.  I.CA.A.A.  and 
capt.  Princeton  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed, 1898;  commn'd  1st  lt.  capt.  Affiliations: 
Princeton  Club ;  Holland  Soc.  of  N.Y. ;  Spanish- 
Amer.  War  Soc;  1st  Natl.  Bank,  Freehold, 
N.  J.;  F.  S.  Smithers  &  Co.  (dir.).  Hobby: 
Horseback  riding.  Office:  14  W.  Main  St.,  Free- 
hold, N.  J.  Home:  97  Cen.  Park  West,  N.  Y. 
C,  N.  Y. 


WE,  LLOYD  LOWE,  track.  Born:  St.  Paul, 
Minn.,  May  31,  1902.  Son  of  John  A.  and  Mary 
(Pendergast)  Vye.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1925. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross- 
country team.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Science  instr.,  Mobridge  H. 
Sch.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Acacia;  "M"  Club, 
(Univ.  of  Minn.).  Office:  H.  Sch.,  Mobridge,  S. 
Dak.  Home:  510  5th  Ave.,  S.  E.,  St.  Cloud, 
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WACHTER,  EDWARD  A.  F.„  basketball. 
Born:  Troy,  N.  Y.,  June  30,  1883.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward A.  F.  and  Theresa  (Rascher)  Wachter. 
Ed.:  Grammar  Schs.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  "Western  Mass.  Bskt.B. 
League  (Ware,  Mass.).  1903,  mem.  New  Eng- 
land Bskt.B.  League  (Haverhill,  Mass.).  1905, 
mem.  Schenectady  (N.  Y.)  team  which  won 
mythical  world's  champ.  Mem.  Troy,  N.  Y. ; 
Gloversville,  N.  Y. ;  Albany,  N.  Y. ;  McKeesport, 
Pa.;  Pittsfield,  Mass.;  Windsor,  Vt.  (champ, 
teams)  ;  Troy,  N.  Y.,  mythical  world's  champs. 
Coached  Rensselaer  P.I.,  Troy  N.  Y.;  State 
Coll.,  Albany,  N.  Y. ;  Williams  Coll.,  Williams- 
town,  Mass. ;  Harvard  Univ.  1920-28,  single 
sculling  champ.,  Laureate  Boat  Club,  North. 
N.  Y.  sculling  champ. ;  sculling  coach,  Harvard. 
Mem.  Wachter  Bros.  Bskt.B.  team.  Chosen  all- 
time  All-America  Bskt.B.  center  by  leading  au- 
thorities. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach,  Bskt.B.  and  sculling, 
Harvard.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted.  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: City  assessor.  Troy,  N.  Y.,  1912-20;  Laure- 
ate Boat  Club ;  Pres.  Ruscher  Brewing  Co., 
1910-15;  Van  Schiack  C.C. ;  Troy  C.C. ;  Elks. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  Harvard  Ath.  Asso., 
Cambridge,  Mass.  Home:  153  Third,  Troy, 
N.  Y. 

WACHTER,  LOUIS  WILLIAM,  basketball. 
Born:  Troy,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  14,  1881.  Son  of  Ed- 
ward and  Theresa  (Ruscher)  Wachter.  Ed.: 
Troy  H.  Sch. ;  Albany  (N.  Y.)  Business  Coll.; 
Rensselaer  Poly.   Inst. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Troy  Y.M.C.A..  Bskt.B. 
team.  1899-02,  mem.  Columbia  A.C.  and  All- 
Amer.  Bskt.B.  teams.  1903-06,  mem.  Co.  E., 
Schenectady  (N.  Y.)  Bskt.B.  team  (A.A.U. 
world's  champs.,  '05;  mgr.,  '06).  1906-08,  mem. 
Co.  G.,  Gloversville  (N.  Y.)  Bskt.B,  team  (mgr., 
'07-08»;  pro.  champs.,  '06-08).  1909-11,  coach, 
Rensselaer  Poly.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909-15,  mem. 
Troy  (N.  Y.)  Bskt.B.  team  (organ,  and  mgr., 
'09-15;  won  5  champs.,  N.  Y.  State  League). 
1915-17,  mem.  Nanticoke  (Pa.)  Bskt.B.  team 
(mgr.,  '16-17).  1918-23,  coach  and  mgr.,  Namco 
Bskt.B.  team,  Windsor,  Vt.  (Vt.  State  champs.). 
1924-28,  Bskt.B.  coach,  Dartmouth  Coll.  tied  for 
runners-up,  '24 ;  runners-up,  '25 ;  won,  '26,  East. 
I.C.  League  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bskt.B.  coach,  Dartmouth 
Coll.  Married:  Julia  V.  Scullen,  Feb.  6,  1910. 
Address:  Ridge  Road,  Hanover,  N.  H. 

WADE,    FRANK    EDWARD,     football    and 

track.  Born:  Malta  Bend,  Mo.,  Oct.  6,  1873. 
Son  of  William  H.  and  Mary  (Knott)  Wade. 
Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1896;  LL.B.,  Syracuse  Univ., 
1898. 


Record :  1894,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  squad.  1894-95, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  (competed  Yale-Cam- 
bridge-Oxford track  meet,  won  %  mi.  run). 
1897-99,  coach  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B.  team.  1898- 
1900,  coach  Syracuse  Univ.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Mil.  Service:  Sgt., 
Co.  A.,  203rd  N.  Y.  Vol.  Inf.,  Spanish-Amer. 
"War.  Affiliations:  Dir.  Syracuse  Trust  Co.; 
dir.  Bankers  Commercial  Securities  Co. ;  Alpha 
Delta  Phi ;  Phi  Delta  Phi.  Clubs:  Yale ;  Union 
League ;  Century ;  Onondoga  G.  and  C.C.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Silsbee.  Children:  Anna  Silsbee, 
age  20;  William,  age  19;  Margaret  Sedgwick, 
age  15.  Office:  689  N.  Clinton  St.,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y.     Home:  7  Brattle  Rd.,    Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

WADE,  WILLIAM  WALLACE,  athletic  di- 
rector and  head  coach,  Univ.  of  Alabama,  1923- 
28.  Born:  Trenton,  Tenn.,  June  15,  1892.  Son 
of  Robert  Bince  and  Sarah  (Mitchell)  Wade. 
Ed.:  Morgan  Pk.  Acad.  (Chicago),  1913;  A.B., 
Brown  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Brown  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1919-21,  coach,  Fitzgerald  and  Clark 
Sch.  (Tullahoma,  Tenn.)  ;  state  F.B.,  B.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  champs.  1921-23,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  head 
BB..  and  Bskt.B.  coach,  Vanderbilt  Univ.  1923- 
28,  ath.-dir.,  head  F.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  Univ. 
Ala.  1925,  won  South.  Conf.  B.B.  champ.  1924- 
26,  won  South.  Conf.  F.B.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  War  Record:  En- 
listed, June,  1917,  117th  Inf. ;  commd.  eapt, 
Aug.  5,  1917;  disch.,  Sept.  12,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Phi ;  Masons ;  Tuscaloosa  C.C.  Married: 
Frances  Bell,  July  1,  1917.  Children:  William 
Wallace,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Frances  Margaret,  age  6. 
Address:  Univ.  Ala.,  Tuscaloosa,  Ala. 


WADLEIGH,  FRANCIS  RAWLE,  Princeton 
football,  baseball  and  tennis  teams.  Born: 
Munc,  Pa.,  Oct.  25,  1863.  Son  of  Albra  W.  and 
Emily  (Rawle)  Wadleigh.  Ed.:  Racine  (Wis.) 
Grammar  Sch.,  1879;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1883. 

Record :  1877-79,  mem.  Racine  Gram.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  cricket  teams.  1879-83,  mem.  Princeton  class 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1880-83,  mem.  Princeton 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1881-83,  mem.  Princeton  var- 
sity F.B.  and  tennis  teams  (tennis  doubles 
champ.,  both  yrs.).  1883,  mem.  Princeton  cricket 
team.  For  next  20  yrs.,  mem.  various  amateur 
B.B.,  F.B.  and  cricket  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Consulting  engineer.  Govt. 
Service:  Special  work,  War  Dept. ;  U.  S.  Ship- 
ping Bd.,  Emergency  Fleet  Corp. ;  mem.  staff, 
Cen.  Bureau,  Planning  &  Statistics.  Affiliations: 
Cosmos  Club;  Old  Colony  Club;  N.  Y.  Bd.  of 
Trade  and  Trans ;  Amer.  Inst,  of  Mining  & 
Metal     Engs. ;     Amer.     Soc.    Mechanical    Ehg. ; 


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Amer.  Chemical  Soc. ;  Amer.  Soc.  for  Testing 
Materials ;  Royal  Soc.  of  Arts ;  Soc.  of  Chem. 
Industry ;  N.  Y.  Zoological  Soc. ;  Amer.  Museum 
Natl.  His.  Hobby:  Music.  Married:  Mariana 
Rogers.  Children:  Francis  Rawle  W.,  Jr.,  age 
29 ;  Eleanor  Floyd,  age  22 ;  Mariana  Rogers,  age 
19.  Office:  1  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
2  Dickinson  St.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 


WADSWORTH,  JAMES  JEREMIAH,  football 
and  baseball.  Born:  Mt.  Morris,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  12, 
1905.  Son  of  James  and  Alice  (Hay)  Wads- 
worth.     Ed.:  St.  Mark's  Sch. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1927. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  hockey 
squad.  1921-23,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  B.B.,  F.B., 
track  and  fives  teams  (All-New  Eng.  f.b.,  1922- 
23).  1923,  mem.  St.  Mark's  Sch.  hockey  team; 
mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and  boxing  teams. 
Mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  and  B.B.  squads.  1st 
b.m.,  Geneseo  pro.  B.B.  team  (Geneseo  Valley 
League).  1927,  coach  Geneseo  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon ;  Sigma  Delta  Psi ;  Geneseo  C.C. 
Hobby:  Dairy  farming.  Married:  Harty  Tilton, 
June  16,  1927.    Address:  R.F.D.,  Geneseo,  N.  Y. 


WADSWORTH,  JAMES  W.,  JR.,  baseball. 
Born:  Geneseo,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  12,  1877.  Son  of 
James  W.  and  Louisa  (Travers)  Wadsworth. 
Ed.:  St.  Marks'  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale,  1898. 

Record:  1898,  mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  team, 
(champ,  over  Harvard-Princeton;  ranked  1st  in 
fielding  and  2nd  in  batting;  All-Amer.  1st  base- 
man by  Walter  Camp.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Farmer.  Mil.  Service:  Pvt., 
Btty.  A.,  Pa.  F.A.,  Spanish-Amer.  War.  Affilia- 
tions: Dir.  Geneseo  Valley  Natl.  Bank;  dir. 
Citizens  Bank  and  Trust  Co. ;  dir.  N.  Y.  Joint 
Stock  Land  Bank;  Geneseo  Council  Boy  Scouts; 
Elks ;  Trustee  Child  Welfare  Com.  of  Amer. ; 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Cattle  and  sheep 
raising  and  farming.  Married:  Alice  Hay,  Sept. 
20,  1902.  Children:  Evelyn,  age  24;  James 
Jeremiah,  age  22 ;  Reverdy,  age  13.  Address: 
Geneseo,  N.  Y. 


WAGNER,  BASIL,  tennis.  Bom:  Balto.,  Md., 
June  5,  1879.  Son  of  Basil  and  Mary  (Fisher) 
Wagner.     Ed.:  Carey's  Pvt.  Sch.    (Balto.)   1897. 

Record:  1900-15,  mem.  Balto.  C.C.  tennis 
teams ;  played  in  local  tournaments.  1909-14, 
played  in  Natl,  tournaments,  Newport,  R.  I. 
1915,   won  Bermuda  tennis   champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  and  gen.  mgr.  A.  G. 
Alford  Sporting  Goods  Co.  Affiliations:  Md.  C. ; 
Balto.  C.C;  Green  Spring  Valley  Hunt  C.  (Gar- 
rison, Md.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  trapshooting. 
Married:  Carrie  Webb,  Feb.  10,  1915.  Children: 
Charles  Webb,  age  12 ;  Basil,  Jr.,  age  9.  Office: 


212  E.  Balto.  St.,  Balto.,  Md.     Home:  Garrison 
P.  O.,  Balto.  Co.,  Md. 

WAGNER,  RUBE  E.,  football.  Born:  St. 
Paul,  Minn.,  Dec.  27,  1905.  Son  of  August  W. 
and  Theresa  (Zimmerman)  Wagner.  Ed.:  Me- 
chanic Arts  H.  Sch.  (St.  Paul,  Minn.)  ;  Univ. 
of  Wis. 

Record:  Mem.  Mechanic  Arts  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (4  yrs. ;  capt.,  1924)  ;  mem.  Bskt.B.  team 
(3  yrs.;  team  won  Minn.  State  title,  1924-25). 
Mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1928). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Epsilon  Kappa;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.). 
Address:  957  Dayton  Ave.,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 

WAIDLICH,  JOHN  ERNEST,  tennis,  basket 
ball.   Born:  Mercersburg,  Pa.,  Apr.  18,  1898.   Son 
of    Harry    S.    and    Susan    (Cromer)    Waidlick, 
Ed.:  Mercersburg  Acad. ;  U.S.N.A.,  1922. 

Record:  1914,  mem.  Mercersburg  Acad,  track 
and  tennis  teams.  1920-21,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  Bskt. 
B.  team.  1920-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  tennis  team 
(capt,  1921-22). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Plant  Supervisor,  Bell  Tel. 
Co.  (Pa.).  Affiliations:  A.L. ;  Franklin  Inst. 
Hobby:  Golf  and  tennis.  Married:  Lucile  Norris. 
July  10,  1924.  Office:  1631  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  337  Oak  Rd.,  Glenside,  Pa. 

WAITE,  HENRY  GUY,  bowling.  Born:  Den- 
ver, Col.,  Dec.  20,  1888.  Son  of  William  and 
Jane   (Brown)    Waite.    Ed.:  Denver  Pub.   Schs. 

Record:  1915-28,  bowled  in  all  A.B.C.  tourna- 
ments. 1917-28.  bowled  in  Mid-West  tourna- 
ments. 1918-26,  holder  high  average  Denver  and 
State  champ.  1924,  rolled  704,  A.B.C.  singles, 
Chicago ;  won  6  games,  vs.  J.  Bloom,  Denver 
(only  6  game  series  lost  by  Bloom).  1927, 
holder  (with  Wm.  O'Donnell)  world's  record, 
made  at  Milwaukee  (score  553  for  1  game)  ; 
rolled  700  with  Goldman  Jewelry  team,  Mid- 
West  tournament  (St.  Jos.,  Mo).  Holder  of  6 
300  scores ;  rolled  298,  Denver  Recreation  league 
(highest  in  league  bowling,  753  for  3  games). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Bowling  Alleys.  Affil- 
iations: A.B.C;  K.C.B.A.  Hobby:  Bowling. 
Married:  Margaret  Hyatt,  June  5,  1919.  Office: 
Harvey  Market  Sq.,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home: 
911  Paseas  Blvd.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

WAKELY,  MAXWELL  ARTHUR  HEATHER, 

track.  Born:  Rumford,  Me.,  June  7,  1907.  Son 
of  Ernest  Arthur  and  Anna  May  (Cooke)  Wake- 
ly.   Ed.:  Stephens  H.  Sch.;  Bates  Coll. 

Record:  1926-28,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  track  team; 
1926.  runner-up  880  yd.  run  in  Me.  I.C.  meet : 
won  3rd  place  880  yd.  run  in  N.  Eng.  I.C.  meet. 
1926-27,   mem.   team  winning  B.A.A.   and   Penn 


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1  mile  relay  champ.  1927,  won  440  yd.  and  880 
yd.  run  in  Me.  I.C.  meet ;  ran  880  leg  of  Amer. 
Medley  race  in  1 :54  3-5 ;  won  Me.-Bates  600 
yd.  run  in  1:14;  placed  6th  in  finals  in  I.C.A. 
A.A.A.  880  yd.  run.  1928,  capt.  Bates  team  win- 
ning 2  mile  open  B.A.A.  relay  race ;  won  300 
yd.  and  600  yd.  run  in  Bates-N.  East,  meet ; 
won  600  yd.  run  in  Bates-Me.  meet ;  won  440 
yd.  run  (50  2-5  sec.)  in  Bates-N.  H.  State  meet; 
won  440,  2nd  in  220  in  Maine  State  meet ;  won 
440  in  N.  Eng.  track  (qualified  for  Olympic  440 
and  880  yd.  run  in  New  Eng.  I.C.  track  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Beta  Kappa ;  sec.  Bates  Debating  Council ;  vice- 
pres.  4-A  Players ;  Sr.  Adv.  Bates  Y.M.C.A. ; 
Bates  Varsity  Club;  Bates  Politics  Club.  Hobby: 
Theatre  going.  Address:  76  Lincoln  Ave.,  Rum- 
ford,  Me. 

WAKEMAN,  PHILIP  FISK,  capt.  Naval 
Acad,  swimming  team,  1928.  Born:  Hornell, 
N.  Y.,  June  3,  1906.  Son  of  Bertis  R.  and  Sophie 
(Reynolds)  Wakeman.  Ed.:  Hornell  H.  Sch. ; 
Swavely  Prep.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  U.  S.  Naval 
Acad.,   1928. 

Record :  1920-23,  mem.  Hornell  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Swavely  Prep.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1925,  capt.  "Plebe"  Naval  Acad,  swimming 
team.  1926-28,  mem.  Naval  Acad,  varsity  swim, 
squad  (mem.  record  breaking  breast  stroke  re- 
lay team,  800  and  1000  yds.;  capt.,  '28). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ensign,  U.  S.  N.  Affiliations: 
"N"  C.  (U.S.N.A.).  Address:  No.  5  Hakes  Ave., 
Hornell,    N.    Y. 

WALDEN,  HENRY  E.,  athletic  director  and 
coach  Louisiana  College,  1921-28.  Born:  Cheney- 
ville,  La.,  July  29,  1892.  Son  of  William  and 
Sarah  Jane  (Whatley)  Walden.  Ed.:  Bunkie 
H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  La.  State  Univ.,  1915. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  La.  State  Univ.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1912-15,  mem.  La.  State  Univ.  var- 
sity P.B.  team.  1911-15,  mem.  La.  State  Univ. 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (2  yrs,  capt.  B.B.  team). 
1916,  coach  Bolton  H.  Sch.  (Alexandria,  La.). 
1918,  mem.  7th  Div.  F.B.  team  (First  Army 
champs.)  ;  mem.  All-Second  Army  vs.  All-First 
Army  F.B.  team  at  Bar  Sur  Aube,  France.  1919- 
20,  coach,  Lecompte  H.  Sch.  1921-2S,  ath.  dir., 
coach,  La.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  War 
Record:  Commd.  2nd  Lt,  Oct.,  1917,  Co.  E, 
64th  Inf. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  disch.  Aug.  10,  1919 
as  1st  Lt.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Masons; 
La.  N.G.,  capt.  Howitzer  Co.;  South.  I.C.A.A.; 
Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Louise  Vera  Benoit.  Address:  La. 
Coll.,  Pinesville,  La. 

WALDEN,  HOWARD  TALBOT,  baseball. 
Born:  Brooklyn,   N.   Y.,   Aug.   19,   1859.   Son  of 


Daniel  T.  and  Caroline  A.  S.  (Williams)  Wal- 
den. Ed.:  Brooklyn  Coll.  and  Poly.  Inst.;  B.A., 
Yale,  1881;  LL.B.,  Columbia  Univ.,   1883. 

Record:  1876-77,  mem.  Brooklyn  Coll.  and 
Poly.  Inst.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1877).  1878-81, 
mem.  Yale  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1881).  18S2-93, 
mem.  Staten  Is.  Cricket  Club  B.B.  nine. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Sec. 
Westchester  Bond  and  Mortgage  Corp. ;  sec. 
Brevoort  Farm  Corp.;  Psi  Upsilon;  Skull  and 
Bones;  sec.  Community  Asso.  (Larchmont,  N. 
Y. )  ;  sec.  Larchmont  Dist.  Com.  of  Siwanoy 
Council,  Boy  Scouts  of  Amer. ;  Asso.  of  the  Cus- 
toms Bar ;  Yale  Club ;  The  Apawamis  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Matilda  Stewart  Eddy, 
Apr.  27,  1907.  Children:  Howard  T.,  Jr.,  age 
20 ;  Brevoort,  age  18 ;  Ulysses  Eddy,  age  15. 
Office:  17  Btty.  PL,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  33 
Prospect  Ave.,   Larchmont,   N.   Y. 

WALDEHALER,  MAE,  golf.  Born:  Brooklyn, 
N.  Y.,  May  4,  1903.  Daughter  of  Adam  and 
Frances  (Weber)  Waldhauer.  Ed.:  Girl's  H. 
Sch. 

Record:  1926,  won  Hollywood  tourn.,  Miami, 
Fla. ;  qualified,  Municipal  Links  champ.,  N.  Y. 
C.  1927,  qualified,  L.  I.  open  champ,  with  6th 
place;    played   Metropolitan    open. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Golfing.  Affiliations:  Clear- 
view  Golf  &  Yacht  Club,  Bayside,  L.  I.  Hobby: 
Golf.    Address:  153  E.  60th  St.,  N.  Y.  C. 

WALDORF,  LYNN  O.,  mem.  Walter  Camp's 
2nd  All-Amer.  football  team,  1922  and  24.  Born: 
Clifton  Springs,  N.  Y.,  Oct.  3,  1902.  Son  of 
Ernest  Lynn  and  Flora  (Irish)  Waldorf.  Ed.: 
East  H.  Sch.  (Cleveland,  O.)  ;  A.B.,  Syracuse 
Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (mem.  Walter  Camp's  2nd  All-Amer.  team, 
1922  and  24;  lion.  men.  by  Walter  Camp,  1923). 
1923,  mem.  Syracuse  varsity  crew.  1925-28, 
coach  and  ath.  dir.,  Oklahoma  City  Univ., 
(Okla.  Coll.  Conf.  F.B.  champs.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach  and  ath.  dir.  Affilia- 
tion: Pi  Kappa  Alpha.  Married:  Louise  Mc- 
Kay, Aug.  14,  1925.  Child:  Mary  Louise,  age  1. 
Office:  Okla.  City  Univ.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 
Home:  1524  W.  38th  St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

WALDRON,  RONAYNE  MARTIN,  JR.,  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Greensburg,  Pa.,  July  7,  1893. 
Son  of  Ronayne  Martin  and  Margaret  Eliza- 
beth (Lutz)  Waldron.  Ed.:  Greensburg  H.  Sch.; 
Georgetown  Prep.  Sch.,  1910;  A.B.,  Georgetown 
Univ.,  1914. 

Record :  Mem.  Greensburg  H.  Sch.  and  George- 
town Prep.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
1910,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1911-14,  mem.  Georgetown  Univ.  varsity  Bskt.B. 
team     (capt.,    1913).      1914,    uigr.    Georgetown 


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Univ.  B.B.  team.  1925,  organized  Georgetown 
Univ.  Varsity  Club.  Mem.,  Bd.  of  Ath.  Control, 
Georgetown  Univ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  agency  mgr.,  Bankers 
Life  Co.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Univ. 
(Baltimore,  Md.)  ;  Wash.  G.  and  C.C. ;  Cumber- 
land C.C. ;  Varsity  (Georgetown  Univ.,  pres.). 
Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  910  Evans  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  Wash.  G.  and  C.C,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WALKER,  CLINTON  LEE,  baseball.  Bom: 
Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Aug.  6,  1875.  Son  of 
Thomas  B.  and  Harriet  (Hulet)  Walker.  Ed.: 
Cen.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  track  and 
B.B.  teams  (1st  pi.,  pole  vault,  intersch.  meet, 
1893;  runner-up,  pole  vault,  1894).  1894,  mem. 
Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1895,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  B.B.  team.  1896-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn. 
F.B.  team  1912,  pitcher,  Claremont  C.C.  B.B. 
team.     1914,  pitcher,  Westwood  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mech.  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
Capt.  Engr.  466th  Engr.  Auxiliary  Bn.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Delia  Brooks.  Children: 
Brooks ;  Harriet  Emily ;  Mrs.  Alma  Hearst. 
Address:  650  Highland  Ave.,  Oakland,  Calif. 

WALKER,  EDGAR  LEE,  Stanford  football 
team,  1924-26.  Born:  Wyatt,  La.,  Mar.  25, 
1901.  Son  of  Wm.  Thomas  and  Mary  Elizabeth 
(Stonall)  Walker.  Ed.:  Westa  H.  Sch.;  La. 
Tech.,  1923;  A.B.,  Stanford,  1927. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  La.  Tech.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1924-26,  mem.  Stanford  F.B. 
teams  (tied  coast  champ.,  1924;  2nd  team,  Coast 
Conf.,  1925 ;  won  Pac.  Coast  champ. ;  honorable 
mention,  All-Amer.  team,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  F.B.  coach,  Univ.  of 
Iowa.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Chi;  Masons.  Hobby: 
Studying  law.  Address:  Field  House,  Iowa  City, 
la.    Home:  Wyatt,  La. 

WALKER,  GEORGE  HERBERT,  JR.,  base- 
ball and  hockey.  Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  Nov.  24, 
1905.  Son  of  George  Herbert  and  Lucretia 
(Wear)    Walker.     Ed.:  Hill  Sch.;  Yale. 

Record:  1922-23,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  team 
(champs.,  1922;  capt.,  1923).  1924,  mem.  Yale 
freshman  B.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity B.B.  team  (champs.,  1925).  1925-27,  mgr. 
Yale  hockey  team.    1927,  mem.  Yale  AA. 

Pres.  Occupation:  G.  H.  Walker  &  Co.  Clubs: 
St.  Louis  C.C. ;  St.  Louis  Univ.  Married:  Mary 
Carter,  Oct.  29,  1927.  Office:  503  Locust  St.,  St. 
Louis,  Mo.  Home:  414  N.  Union  St.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo. 

WALKER,  GEORGE  NESMITH,  hockey  and 
rowing.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Jan.  18,  1895.  Son 
of  John   Henry   and   Mary    (Nesmith)    Walker. 


Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.;  Magdalen  Coll.,  Ox- 
ford Univ.,  Eng. ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1920. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
hockey  team.  1915,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. 
crew.  1919,  mem.  Magdalen  Coll.  crew,  Oxford 
Univ.,  Eng.  (competed  at  Henley  regatta,  Hen- 
ley-on-Thames, England).  1920,  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity crew  and  hockey  team  (capt.  junior  varsity 
crew. ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  and  sales  promotion 
mgr.,  U.  S.  Rubber  Co.  War  Record:  Mem.  6th 
F.A.,  1st  Div.,  A.E.F.,  1917-19,  discharged  1st 
Lt,  F.A.,  1919.  Club:  Yale.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Sophie  Pond.  Children:  Jeffrey  Pond,  age 
6;  Patricia  Misplee,  age  3.  Office:  1790  Broad- 
way, N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  Indian  Chase  Dr., 
Greenwich,  Conn. 

WALKER,  J.  PALL,  track.  Bom:  Marcellus, 
Mich.,  Oct.  28,  1898.  Son  of  Newton  J.  and 
Leila  Kate  (Williams)  Walker.  Ed.:  M.D., 
Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1915-17,  Mich.  State  H.  Schs.  high 
jump  champ.  (5'  11").  1917  and  '19,  Mich.  I.C. 
A.A.  champ.,  high  jump  (6').  1919,  capt.  Kalama- 
zoo Coll.  track  team.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team  (holder  O.  State  high  jump  record 
for  '21 ;  won  1st  place  medal,  111.  Relay  indoor 
carnival,  high  jump  (6'  2%";  point  winner, 
West.  Conf.  outdoor  meet).    1922,  mem.  111.  A.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon.  Mil. 
Service:  S.A.T.C.,  Ft.  Sheridan,  1918;  2nd  Lt. 
Inf.,  U.S.A.  Hobby:  Boys  Scout  Comm.,  etc.  Mar- 
ried: Catherine  Helen  Kennedy,  Sept.  11,  1925. 
Office:  15641  Mack  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home: 
15631  Mack  Ave.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

WALL,  JOHN  HAMPTON,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Crossville,  111., 
May  5,  1907.  Son  of  John  Allen  and  Grace 
(Mobley)  Wall.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Evansville, 
Ind.)  ;  Benjamin  Bosse  H.  Sch.  (Evansville, 
Ind.)  ;    Susquehanna   Univ.    ( Selinsgrove,   Pa.). 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team. 
1923-24,  mem.  Bosse  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1924- 
25,  mem.  Bosse  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 

teams.  1926,  mem.  Susquehanna  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1926-27,  mem.  Susquehanna  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1927,  mem.  Susquehanna  Univ.  B.B.  and 
tennis  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Mu  Delta;  Varsity  "S"  Club  (Susquehanna 
Univ.).  Address:  403  Parrett  St.,  Evansville, 
Indiana. 

WALL,  THERESA  BERNICE,  golf.  Bom: 
Oshkosh,  Wis.,  Jan.  17,  1904.  Daughter  of  Mr. 
and  Mrs.  James  Harry  Wall. 

Record:  1919-21,  Northeast.  Wis.  champ. 
1921-22-23-25,  Wis.  State  champ.  1922,  won 
Womens'  West  Medal  Play  champ,  for  Watson 


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trophy.  192b,  runner-up  with  D.  Clarke  Corkran 
to  Glenna  Collett  and  Jess  Sweetser,  mixed 
foursome  Gold  Golf  Ball  champ.,  Fairfield,  Conn. 
1927,  Fla.  West  Coast  champ. ;  medalist  and 
Belleair,  Fla.,  champ.;  winner  invitation  tourna- 
ment Belleair,  Fla.;  finalist  Women's  West, 
tournament.  Has  qualified  all  Natl,  champs,  for 
last  5  yrs. 

Affiliations:  Oshkosh  C.C.;   Dundee  C.C.,  Chi- 
cago.   Address:  70  Algoma  Blvd.,  Oshkosh,  Wis. 


WALLACE,  BRUCE,  track.  Born:  Visalia, 
Calif.,  Apr.  28,  1888.  Son  of  William  B.  and 
Mary  A.  (McCutchan)  Wallace.  Ed.:  Visalia  H. 
Sch.,  1908;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1905-08,  mem.  Visalia  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (capt..  1908).  1906-08,  mem.  Visalia  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team  (Cen.  Calif,  champs,  all  three 
years;  Calif.  State  champs.,  1908).  1910-12, 
mem.  Stanford  Univ.  track  team  (ran  last  lap 
of  relay  race  which  broke  Pacific  Coast  I.C. 
record,  1912,  overcoming  ten  yd.  handicap ;  best 
time  in  quarter-mile,  49  1-5  sees.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Research  engr.,  Marland 
Oil  Co.  Affiliations:  Chi  Psi ;  Geology  and  Min- 
ing Soc. ;  Skull  and  Snakes ;  Block  "S"  Soc. 
(Stanford  Univ.)  ;  Mason.  Hobby:  Swimming, 
hunting  and  fishing.  Children:  Eleanor,  age  14 ; 
Jean,  age  12.  Office:  c/o  Marland  Oil  Co.,  417 
S.  Hill  St.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  218  W. 
Acequia  St.,  Visalia,  Calif. 


WALLACE,  DONALD  CLARE,  football,  base- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Bellview,  Minn..  July  10, 
1898.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Mabel  (Gold) 
Wallace.  Ed.:  Hamline  Univ.;  B.A.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,    1922, 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Hamline  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (All-State  center,  1919;  Northwest  champ., 
1919).  1920,  mem.  Hamline  Univ.  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1921,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pac.  Coast  rep.,  DayFan 
Elec.  Co.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.  Radio 
Service;  mem.  U.  S.  Submarine,  1917;  U.S.S. 
Rainbow,  1918;  U.S.S.  George  Washington,  Pres. 
Wilson's  ship  to  peace  conf.,  chief  in  charge 
radio.  Affiliations:  Natl.  Co.,  Inc. ;  Arthur  H. 
Lynch,  Inc. ;  M.  M.  Fleron  &  Son,  Inc. ;  mem. 
bd.  of  dirs.,  Radio  Trades  Asso.  (S.  Calif.)  ; 
chrmn.  Radio  Interference  Com. ;  mgr.,  Amer. 
Radio  Relay  League ;  chmn.  Inst.  Radio  Engrs. ; 
chmn.  Official  Wavelength  Stations ;  Delta  Kap- 
pa Epsilon ;  Beta  Kappa  ;  Mason ;  T.M.C.A. ; 
Silver  Gate  Amateur  Radio  Club ;  Sacramento 
Valley  Amateur  Radio  Club;  "M"  Club  (Univ. 
of  Minn.).  Hobby:  Radio.  Married:  Bertha  Lind- 
quist,  Nov.  24,  1921.  Children:  William  Have- 
lock,  2nd(  age  5;  Donald  Clare,  Jr.,  age  3; 
Betty  Jean,   age  2.    Office:  109  West   3rd   St., 


Long   Beach,    Calif.     Home:   279    Molino   Ave., 
Long  Beach,  Calif. 

WALLACE,  FRED  RENSHAW,  professional 
baseball.  Bom:  Church  Hill,  Md.,  Sept.  20, 
1893.  Son  of  William  D.  and  Lida  (Potts)  Wal- 
lace.   Ed.:  B.S.,  Wash.  Coll.,  1917;  Univ.  Mich. 

Record:  1910,  mgr.,  capt.,  Church  Hill  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1912-16,  mem.  Wash.  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  State  champs.,  1916).  1913-19,  mem. 
Wash.  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1917,  F.B.  coach  Wash. 
Coll.  Played  semi-pro.  B.B.  with  Centerville, 
Md. ;  St.  Michaels.  Md. ;  Barclay,  Md. ;  Suddlers- 
ville,  Md. ;  Dover,  Dela. ;  Milford,  Dela. ;  Greens- 
burg,  Dela. ;  Greensboro,  Md. ;  Ocean  City,  N.  J. ; 
Bristol,  Pa. ;  Lancaster,  Pa. ;  Reading,  Pa. ; 
Wilmington,  Dela. ;  U.S.A.,  London,  Eng.  (Anglo 
Saxon  League  champs.)  :  Wayne,  Pa.  (Main 
Line  League  champs..  1922).  1919,  played  with 
Phila.  Natl.  League;  Hartford,  Conn.  1920, 
played  with  Hagerstown  Blue  Ridge  League. 
1921,  Syracuse  Internatl.  League.  1919-28,  ath. 
dir.  St.  Luke's  Sch.  (Wayne,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record:  En- 
listed 1917,  Flying  Cadet,  Princeton,  Feb.  1918; 
A.E.F.,  836th  Aero  Sqdn.  Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd. 
of  F.B.  Officials;  Natl.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials; 
Phila.  Dist.  Bd.  Bskt.B.  Officials;  Masons; 
Wayne  Men's  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married: 
Josephine  Small,  June  16,  1927.  Address:  Haver- 
ford  Sch.,  Haverford,  Pa. 

WALLACE,  HOWARD  KESTING,  baseball. 
Born:  Swedesboro,  N.  J.,  July  30,  1890.  Son  of 
John  D.  and  Mary  (Resting)  Wallace.  Ed.: 
Pilesgrove  H.   Sch.;  LL.B.,   Univ.   Pa.,  1916. 

Record :  1914,  pitcher,  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  B.B. 
team.  1915,  pitcher.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team. 
Pitcher,  Bangor  pro.   B.B.   Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  in  U.S.N.R.F.  as  apprentice  seaman, 
U.  S.  Naval  Home,  Phila.,  Oct.,  1917;  chief 
commissary  steward,  Base  29,  Cardiff,  Wales, 
Sept.  1918-May  1919  and  of  ship's  Co.,  U.S.S. 
Emperator;  disch.,  July,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Owner,  Wallace  Ins.  Agency;  dir.  and  solicitor, 
Swedesboro- Woodtown  B.  &  L.  Asso.;  dir.  In- 
tegrity Mortgage  Co.  (Camden,  N.  J.),  and 
Gloucester  Country  Guarantee  and  Mortgage 
Co.;  dir.  and  sec,  Bell  Needle  Co.  (Swedesboro, 
N.  J.);  Odd  Fellows;  A.L. ;  Gloucester  Cty. 
Hist.  Soc;  Y.M.C.A. ;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  Pa.)  ; 
Kiwanis  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Gen- 
eva Dilkes,  Jan.  14,  1925.  Office:  5  Lippincott 
Ave.,  Swedesboro,  N.  J.  Home:  121  Helms  Ave., 
Swedesboro,  N.  J. 

WALLACE,  WILLIAM  S.,  football,  track  and 
lacrosse.  Born:  S.  India,  Jan.  6,  1903.  Son  of 
William  W.  and  Genevieve  (Sanford)  Wallace. 
Ed.:  Taft  Sch.;  B.A.,  Yale. 


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Record:  Mem.  Taft  Sch.  F.B.  and  Bskt.B. 
teams.  1922-23,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B. 
track  and  wrestling  squads  (champ.  F.B.  team). 
1923-24,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  squad.  1924-26, 
mem.  Yale  varsity  lacrosse  team  (champs,  of 
Big  Three,  1926).  1925,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Industrial  research  chemist, 
Air  Reduction  Co.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta 
Phi;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Yale  A.A.  Office:  Air 
Reduction  Sales  Co.,  Elizabethport,  N.  J.  Home: 
75  Parker  Rd.,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 


WALLER,  EDWARD  C,  JR.,  track.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  25,  1877.  Son  of  Edward.  C. 
and  Rebecca  (Hawley)  Waller.  Ed.:  Oak  Park 
H.  Sch.;  Pa.  Mil.  Coll.;  Ph.B.,  Yale;  Univ.  of 
Wis. 

Record:  1892,  mem.  Oake  Park  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1892-94,  mem.  Pa.  Mil.  Coll.  track  team 
(won  1  and  2  mi.  runs,  1892-93;  won  high 
jump,  1  mi.  run  and  %  mi.  walk,  1894).  1895- 
97-99,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (set  new  world's 
record,  A.A.U.  meet,  6'  3".  1897-98,  runner-up 
high  jump,  Yale-Harvard  track  meet).  1896-97, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  team  (won  West.  I.C. 
high  jump  record,  5'  11"). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
1st  U.  S.  Vol.  Cavalry,  Spanish-Amer.  War 
(Roosevelt's  Rough  Riders),  received  Congres- 
sional Certificate  of  merit.  Affiliations:  Psi 
Upsilon.  Clubs:  Univ.;  Yale;  Lake  Shore  A. C. ; 
Lake  Geneva  Ice  Yacht.  Married:  Miriam  Hall, 
Children:  Mary  Langhorne,  age  4;  Edward  C, 
age  2.  Oyice:  160  W.  La  Salle  St.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  3300  Sheridan   Rd.,  Chicago,   111. 


WALLER,  GORDON  WEEKS,  Jr.  Natl, 
champ.,  120  hurdles,  1908.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  Nov. 
11,  1885.  Son  of  Frank  and  Almira  Stone  (Can- 
ning) Waller.  Ed.:  Morristown  (N.  J.)  Sch., 
1903;  A.B.  Harvard,  1907. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Morristown  Sch.  track 
team.  1906-07,  mem.  Harvard  track  team  (won 
letter,  high  hurdles,  Harvard-Yale  dual  meet, 
1907).  1908-09,  mem.  N.  Y.  A.C.  track  team  (Jr. 
Natl,  champ.,  120  yd.  hurdles,  1908,  16  2/5  sec). 
1911,  Mercury  A.C,  Phila.  (Middle-Atl.  champ. 
50  yd.  indoor  high  hurdles,  7  sec).  1912,  N.  J. 
State  Y.  M.  C.  A.  champ.,  12  lb.  shot  put.  42  ft. 
6  in.    (point  winner,  same  event,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  Wire  Mill  Supt.  John 
A.  Roebling's  Sons  Co.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Phys. 
Dept,  Com.  and  Boys'  Work  Com.;  Trenton 
Y.M.C.A. ;  local  preacher,  M.E.  Church.  Tren- 
ton. Club:  Engineers'  Club  of  Trenton.  Mar- 
ried: Margaret  Garrison  Voorhees,  1915.  Office: 
640  S.  Broad  St.,  Trenton,  N.  J.  Home:  730 
Crown  St.,  Morrisville,  Pa. 


WALLERSTEIN,  HENRY  S.,  JR.,  golf.  Born: 
Richmond,  Va.,  July  2,  1897.  Son  of  Henry  S. 
and  Clara  (Ullman)  Wallerstein.  Ed.:  John 
Marshall  H.  Sch.,  1916. 

Record:  1915,  mem.  Church  Hill  A.C.  Bskt.B. 

team  (State  independent  champs.).  1922-27, 
won  Lakeside  C.C.  golf  champ.  1925-26,  quali- 
fied in  Richmond  City  amateur  golf  champ. 
1927,  tied  for  medalist,  Richmond  City  amateur 
golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Affilia- 
tions: Vice-pres.  Richmond  Building  Corp.; 
Masons;  Shriner;  Scottish  Rite;  Bd.  mem.  Lake- 
side C.C. ;  Jefferson  Club.  Hobby:  Golf.  Mar- 
ried: Hannah  Mann.  Child:  Ann  (infant). 
Office:  111  Travelers  Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va. 
Home:  2412   Lakeside  Ave.,   Richmond,  Va. 

WALSH,   ARCHIE   K.,   bowling.      Born:   St. 

John,  New  Brunswick,  Canada,  June  30,  1889. 
Son  of  Charles  A.  and  Elizabeth  (Woodworth) 
Walsh.  Ed.:  Chapman  Grammar  Sch.  (E.  Bos- 
ton,  Mass.). 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Chelsea  (Mass.)  squash 
team  (holder  world's  record,  1747  candle  pins). 
1915,  mem.  Chauncy  team  (winner  A.C.B  A. 
Candle  Pins  tournament,  Boston).  1915-16, 
mem.  Boston  Suburban  Bowling  League  (holder 
Average  record,  candle  pins  in  league  bowling, 
72  games,  113  32-72).  1916,  mem.  Miah  Murray 
team  (winner  A.C.B. A.  Duckpins  tournament, 
Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  holder  world's  record  for  10 
games  candle  pins,  1242,  Portsmouth,  N.  H. 
1924,  mem.  Eagle  team  (winner  world's  champ. 
Candle  Pin  tournament,  Boston  Arena)  ;  win- 
ner, Ind.  3-game  (389),  and  9-game  (1040),  all- 
event.  World's  champ.  Candle  Pins  tourna- 
ment, Boston  Arena. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bowling  alley  prop.  Naval 
Service:  Seaman  U.S.N. ;  discharged,  1918.  Af- 
filiation: A.L.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  camping. 
Married:  Frances  B.  Pavson.  Children:  Claire, 
age  7 ;  Elizabeth,  age  3 ;  Laura,  Frances,  Archie 
(triplets),  infants.  Office:  88  Hawley  St.,  Bos- 
ton, Mass.  Home:  104  Glen  Hill  Road,  Matta- 
pan,  Mass. 

WALSH,  CHARLES  F.,  football.  Born:  Des 
Moines,  Iowa,  Feb.  4,  1903.  Son  of  Adam  and 
Stella  Irene  (Kocbler)  Walsh.  Ed.:  Hollywood 
H.    Sch.,   1922;   A.B.,   Notre  Dame   Univ.,   1928. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Notre  Dame  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (hon.  mention  for  All-Amer., 
1926-27 ;  chosen  All- West  team,  1927  ;  chosen  on 
2nd  All-Amer.  team,  1927).  1928,  asst.  F.B. 
coach  Univ.  of  St.  Louis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Clubs:  Hollywood 
A.C. ;  Notre  Dame  Monogram  Club.  Office: 
Univ.  of  St.  Louis,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  914 
Croft   St.,  Hollywood,  Calif. 


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WALSH,  LEONARD  PATRICK,  football. 
Born:  Superior,  Wis.,  Feb.  29,  1904.  Son  of 
Patrick  and  Ann  (Murphy)  Walsh.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Univ.  of  Minn. 

Record:    1925-27,   mem.   Univ.   of   Minn.   F.B. 

team   (All-West,  guard,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Delta 
Tau  Delta.  Address:  Grand  Ave.,  Superior,  Wis. 

WALSH,    MAJ.     PATRICK    JOSEPH,    won 

Metropolitan  Association  100  and  440  yd.  cham- 
pionship, 1902.  Born:  Sligo,  Ireland,  Jan.  1, 
1880.  Son  of  John  and  Alice  (Kilgannon) 
Walsh.  Ed.:  Epiphany  Sch.,  1883;  CoU.  of  St 
Francis  Xavier;  LL.B.,  N.  Y.  Law  Sch. 

Record:  Mem.  Coll.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (won  Metropolitan 
A.A.U.  220-yd.  champ.).  1900,  mem.  N.Y.A.C. 
track  team  (won  Jr.  100  yd.  run,  Nat'l.  A.A.U. 
champ. ;  won  100  and  200  yd.  runs,  indoor  Met- 
ropolitan champs.).  1901,  won  100  and  440  yd. 
champ.,  Metropolitan  Asso.  (Pan-Amer.  exposi- 
tion at  Buffalo,  N.  Y.).  1902,  won  100  and  220 
yd.  runs,  Metropolitan  A.A.U.  champ ;  won  100 
and  220  yd.  champ.,  Nat'l.  A.A.U.  meet;  won 
100  and  220  yd.  champ.,  Canadian  meet,  (estab. 
new  world's  record,  21  3/5  sec.)  ;  mem.  N.  Y. 
N.G.  22nd  Regt.  track  team  (won  5  track 
champs.,  Mil.  Ath.  League  tournaments).  1903, 
won  100  and  220  yd.  champ.  Metropolitan  Asso. 
of  A.A.U.  1903-04,  won  3  Mil.  Ath.  League 
champs.  1904,  won  100  and  220  yd.  champ., 
Canadian  A.A.U.  1905,  won  100  yd.  champ.,  Mil. 
Ath.  League  meet.  1928,  mgr.,  Amer.  Olympic 
track  and  field  teams  for  IX  Olympiad  (Am- 
sterdam, Holland)  ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  Asso.; 
chmn.,  Olympic  track  and  Field  Com. ;  Chmn., 
Nat'l.  A.A.U.  Track  and  Field  Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  Maj., 
102  Bngrs.,  N.Y.N.G.  Affiliations:  Xavier  Alumni 
Asso.;  K.C. ;  Amer.  Legion;  Bd.  of  Govs,  of 
A.A.U. ;  Metropolitan  A.A.A.U. ;  Aide  on  Gov. 
Alfred  E.  Smith's  mil.  staff;  Anawanda  Club; 
dir.,  Gramercy  Boys'  Club.  Hobby:  Promotion 
of  amateur  athletics.  Married:  Augusta  Fullan, 
July  9,  1913.  Office:  261  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C,  N. 
Y.    Home:  245  East  19th  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

WALSH,  PHYLLIS  JOAN,  tennis.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  July  25,  1897.  Daughter  of  Philip 
Jordan  and  Florence  (Muhn)  Walsh.  Ed.:  Miss 
Say  ward's  Sch.  (Phila.,  Pa.)  ;  Miss  Bennet's 
Sch.  (Milbrook,  N.  Y.)  ;  Mrs.  Dow's  Sch.  (Briar- 
cliffe,  N.  Y. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club 
hockey  team;  mem.  Phila.  C.C.  tennis  team, 
1920,  mem.  Phila.  women's  hockey  team  (ice). 
1923,  mem.  Phila.  women's  indor  polo  team ; 
mem.  Merion  Cricket  Club  tennis  team.  Won 
following  tennis  (doubles)  champs:  Fla.  State 
with  Molla  Mallory;  Fla.   State  with  Mary  K. 


Browne;  Dela.  State  with  Helen  Sewall  Coxe; 
Dela.  State  with  Suzanne  White  Whitman ;  Md. 
State  with  Anne  B.  Townsend ;  R.I.  State  with 
Katherine  B.  Force;  N.  Y.  State  with  Molla 
Mallory ;  Pa.  State  with  Anne  B.  Townsend ; 
N.  J.  State  with  Jacqueline  Green;  Va.  State 
with  Mrs.  Barger  Wallach. 

War  Record:  1917,  Duryea  War  Relief,  Paris, 
France;  Amer.  Fund  for  French  wounded, 
Nancy;  1918,  French  Army,  Section  Automo- 
bile de  Place,  11  Nancy,  Pont  a  Mousson ; 
Luneirele,  Baccarat,  St.  Mihiel,  Thiaucourt, 
Metz,  Foyer  du  Soldat,  Strasburg,  Savorne. 
Affiliations:  Women's  Overseas  Service  League ; 
Eastman,  Dillon  &  Co. ;  editorial  staff,  N.  Y. 
Daily  News  (1924,  special  sports  correspondent). 
Office:  560  E.  42nd  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Drexel  Rd.,  Overbrook,  Phila,  Pa. 

WALSTRUM,  JOHN  A.,  South  Atl.  broad 
jump  and  sprint  champ.,  1926-27.  Born:  Balto., 
Md.,  Mar.  8,  1902.  Son  of  William  H.  and  Ber- 
tha (Meyers)  Walstrum.  Ed.:  Balto.  Pub. 
Schs. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  5th  Regt.  track  and  1 
mi.  relay  team.  1923-28,  mem.  Balto.  Police  A.A. 
(Municipal  100  yd.,  220  yd.  and  broad  jump 
champ.,  '22-26 ;  South.  Atl.  100  yd.  and  220  yd. 
champ.,  '23,  '25,  '26,  '27;  estab.  South.  Atl.  rec- 
ord for  broad  jump,  23'7%",  '26;  South.  Atl. 
broad  jump  champ.,  '26-27;  won,  100  yd.,  220 
yd.,  broad  jump,  hop-step  and  jump,  Internatl. 
Police  Games,  Toronto,  '27).  Holder  of  P.A.L. 
100  yd.  record,  J0:01. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Police  officer.  Affiliations: 
Balto.  Police  A.A.  Married:  Lillie  Steen,  Aug.  1, 
1925.  Children:  Rosabelle,  age  2.  Office:  Balto. 
Police  Dept.,  Balto,  Md.  Home:  1531  N.  Broad- 
way, Balto,  Md. 

WALTER,  PAUL  CHAMBERLIN,  Princeton 
varsity  crew,  1918  and  '19.  Born:  Harrisburg, 
Pa.,  June  25,  1897.  Son  of  H.  B.  and  Sarah 
(Chamber lin)  Walter.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Princeton, 
1919;  M.D.,  Johns  Hopkins  Medical  Sch.,  1923. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Princeton  class  crew. 
1918  and  '19,  mme.  Princeton  varsity  crew  (de- 
feated Cornell,  1918  and  Columbia,  1918  and 
'19). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
F.A.C.O.T.S.,  Camp  Taylor,  Ky.,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Princeton  Varsity  Club ;  Mason ;  I.O.O.F. ; 
Univ.  Club.  Married:  E.  Gertrude  Brenner,  June 
24,  1926.  Office:  1317  N.  3rd  St.,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 

WALTERS,  FRANK  LEONARD,  track.  Born: 
Warren,  Ohio,  Oct.  9,  1892.  Son  of  William  C. 
and  Mary  Ann  (Ohl)  Walters.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Mich.,  A.B.,  1916;  TX  B.,  1921. 


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Record:  1913-15,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  cross- 
country teams.  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  teams.  1918,  coach  Muhlenberg  Coll.  cross- 
country team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  En- 
listed U.S.A.  Ambulance  Service,  1917;  served 
in  Mechs.  Detachment  of  U.S.A.A.S.  attached  to 
Italian  Army;  awarded  talian  Croce  di  Guerra. 
Affiliations:  Masons  (32°);  Delta  Theta  Phi. 
Married:  Ruth  Allen  Streyffeler,  June  26,  1924. 
Children:  Mary  Lee,  age  2,  John  Phil,  infant. 
Office:  816  2nd  Ave.,  Seattle,  Wash.  Home:  845 
Bellevue  North,  Seattle,  Wash. 

WALTERSKIRCHEN,  FRANCIS  ALBERT, 

football.  Born:  Helena,  Mont.,  Jan.  5,  1905.  Son 
of  Albert  W.  and  Katherine  M.  (Shatz)  Walter- 
skirchen.  Ed.:  Loyola  H.  Sch.  (Missoula,  Mont.)  ; 
Gonzaga  Univ. 

Record:  1920-24,  mem.  Loyola  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.,  1924; 
capt.,  dist.  Bskt.B.  team,  1924).  1924-27,  mem. 
Gonzaga  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(selected  on  3rd  All-Coast  F.B.  team  by  Rockne, 
Warner  and  Jones,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Red  Cross  Life  Saving  Corps  (life  guard  ex- 
aminer). Hobby:  Swimming  and  tennis.  Ad- 
dress: 701  E.  Boone  Ave.,  Spokane,  Wash. 

WALTNER,  WILFRED  RULAND,  baseball, 
football,  basketball,  tennis.  Born:  Onancock, 
Va.,  Mar.  21,  1885.  Son  of  Harry  G.  and  Minnie 
Lee  (Ruland)  Waltner.  Ed.:  Westport  H.  Sch. 
(Kansas  City,  Mo.)  ;  Mo.  Univ.  (Columbia,  Mo.)  ; 
Univ.  of  Mich. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Westport  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
(capt.  '03-05)  F.B.  (capt,  '04-05)  and  Bskt.B. 
(capt.,  '04-05)  teams.  1906,  mem.  Mo.  Univ. 
freshman  Engr.  F.B.  (All-Star)  and  Bskt.B. 
(All-Star)  teams.  1908-10,  mem.  Mich.  Univ. 
Bskt.B.  team.  1909-11,  mem.  Mich  Univ.  B.B. 
team.  1911,  capt.  and  coach  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B. 
(champ.  Laws)  team;  mem.  Kansas  City  Amer. 
Asso.  B.B.  team.  1912-15,  mem.  Kansas  City  A. 
A.  B.B.  team.  1916-21,  mem.  Kansas  City  Field 
C.  B.B.,  soccer  and  F.B.  teams.  1917-19,  mem. 
Kansas  City  Field  C.  tennis  (ranking)  team. 
1920,  mem.  Hilcrest  C.C.  golf  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  vice-pres.  and  gen. 
counsel,  Sweeny  Auto.  Sch.  Co. ;  Sweeny  Avia- 
tion Sch.  Co.  and  Allied  Corps;  Ed.  Finance 
Corp. ;  Monarch  B.B.  &  Amusement  Co.  (Negro 
Natl.  League).  Affiliations:  Mich.  "M"  C. ;  Kan- 
sas City  A.C. ;  Hilcrest  G.C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta; 
Kansas  City  C. ;  Univ.  C.  (Mich.)  ;  Indian  Vil- 
lage C.C. ;  Kansas  City  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Hobby:  Golf.  Children:  Susan  Virginia,  age  12 ; 
Wilfred  Ruland,  Jr.,  age  10.  Office:  508-10  Ridge 
Arcade,  Kansas  City,  Mo.  Home:  Kansas  City 
Club,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 


WALTON,  BYRON  SILENCE,  football,  bas- 
ketball, track.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  20,  1887. 
Son  of  Wm.  H.  and  Margaret  (Silence)  Walton. 
Ed.:  Pa.  State  Coll.;  Univ.  Miss.;  S.  West. 
Presby.  Univ. ;  Univ.  Pa. 

Record:  1905-09,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  swimming  and  track  teams.  1910-11, 
mem.  Univ.  Miss.  F.B.  team.  1911-12,  mem. 
Univ.  Miss.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (coach 
Bskt.B.,  1911;  capt.,  1912,  Bskt.B.  and  track 
team).  1912,  mem.  S.  West.  Presby.  Univ.  F.B. 
team.  1913,  mem.  S.  West.  Presby.  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (coach  and  capt.,  Bskt.B.  team). 
1914-15,  dir.  of  Hagley  Community  Ho.  (Wil- 
mington, Dela.)  in  Social  Service  and  Phys. 
Training  work.  1916  and  '20-26,  phys.  dir. 
Girard  Coll.    (Phila.).  Ath  dir.  Alden  Pk  Apts. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  editor,  Alden 
Park  Apts.  monthly  newspaper.  Mil.  Service: 
Capt.  of  Inf.,  1917-19 ;  Camp  Ath.  Dir.,  Regular 
Army  Camp,  4  mos. ;  Camp  Dix.,  13  mos. ; 
Camp  Meade,  7  mos.  Clubs:  chmn.  Recreation 
Com.,  Decimo  Club,  Inc.  Hobby:  Philately. 
Married:  Adela  Hesser,  Apr.  11,  1917.  Child: 
Elizabeth  Margaret,  age  10.  Office:  Alden  Park, 
Germantown,  Pa.  Home:  346  W.  Duval  St., 
Germantown,  Pa. 

WANLESS,  LYNN  ALLISON,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  baseball.  Born:  Cresco,  Iowa,  Aug. 
15,  1888.  Son  of  Oliver  G.  and  Ora  (Galloway) 
Wanless.  Ed.:  Anoka  H.  Sch.  (Minn.)  ;  Univ. 
of  Minn.,  B.A.,  B.S. 

Record:  190408,  mem.  Anoka  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1909-10,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team.  1910,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  broker.  Hobby: 
Farming  and  fishing.  Married:  Velma  Hub- 
bard, 1913.  Children:  Lynnette,  age  12;  Eliza- 
beth, age  8.  Address:  420  Walnut  St.  S.  E., 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 

WANN,  NORMAN  GILLESPIE,  football, 
track,  baseball.  Bom:  Silverwood,  Ind.,  July 
9,  1882.  Son  of  Clark  Wilson  and  Eunice  (Gil- 
lespie) Wann.  Ed.:  Friends'  Acad.,  1903;  A  B., 
Earlham  Coll.,  1908;  Ind.  State  Normal;  Y.M. 
C.A.  Coll.;   Columbia  Univ.;  N.West.  Univ. 

Record:  1903-08,  mem.  Earlham  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (State  Coll.  Conf.  champs,  and  All-State 
center,  1903;  capt.,  1907).  1904-06-07,  mem. 
Earlham  Coll.  B.B.  team.  1904-08,  mem.  Earl- 
ham Coll.  track  team  (won  440-yd.,  880-yd.  and 
mile  champ.  State  Conf.  meets).  1908-10,  dir. 
of  aths.  Ottawa  Univ.  (Kans.).  1910-11,  fresh- 
men coach  Purdue  Univ.  1911-15,  supvr.  of 
phys.  ed.  Terre  Haute  (Ind.)  pub.  schs.  1915- 
23,  dir.  of  aths.  James  Millikin  Univ.  (Decatur, 
111.).  1923-25,  dir.  of  aths.'  Earlham  Coll. 
(Richmond,  Ind.).     1926-28,  asst.  phys.  ed.  and 


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head  coach  Muncie  State  Normal  Sch.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.   Occupation:  Asst.   phys.   ed.   and  head 

F.B.  coach.     Mil.  Service:  Ath.   dir.  27th  Div., 

July,  1918-Feb.,  1919.  Married:  Daphne  Brat- 
ton,  1913.  Office:  State  Normal,  Muncie,  Ind. 
Home:  101  S.  College,  Muncie,  Ind. 

WANNAN,  CHARLES  WILSON,  athletic  di 
rector,  Friends'  School.  Bom:  Washington, 
D.  C,  Sept.  21,  1894.  Son  of  William  and  Mary 
Anne  (Tait)  Wannan.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch., 
1912;  Blue  Ridge  Summer  Sch.  (Blue  Ridge, 
N.  C),  1914-17;  Silver  Bay  Summer  Sch.  (Lake 
George,  N.  Y.),  1918-21. 

Record:  1914-22,  asst.  phys.  dir.  aths.  Y.M.C.A. 
(Wash,  D.  C).  1916-22,  developed  Leaders 
Club,  Y.M.C.A.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1921,  coached 
junior  champ.  Bskt.B.  team,  Y.M.C.A.  (Wash., 
D.  C).  1922-28,  ath.  dir.  Friends'  Sch.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  (coached  B.B.,  1926,  team  won  junior 
prep.  sch.  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.  Friends'  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  Y.M.C.A. ;  vice-pres.  Local 
Board,  Approved  Bskt.B.  Officials.  Hobby:  Gym- 
nastics. Married:  Gertrude  Clifford,  Dec.  22, 
1918.  Children:  Charles,  Jr.,  age  9;  Jere  Clif- 
ford, age  5 ;  Jean  Ann,  age  1.  Office:  504  Long- 
fellow St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
1811  Eye  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

WARD,     RAYMOND     BELCHER,     football, 

wrestling.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  Oct.  13,  1894. 
Son  of  William  P.  and  Jennie  Ashton  (Prid- 
ham)  Ward.  Ed.:  Barringer  H.  Sch.  (New- 
ark, N.  J.)  ;  Ph.B.,  Brown  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1909-12,  mem.  Barringer  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1912).  1913-16,  mem.  Brown  Univ. 
F.B.  and  wrestling  teams  (capt.  wrestling  team, 
1916-17 ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Builder  of  greenhouses  and 
glazed  structures.  War  Record:  Attended  first 
Plattsburg  Training  Camp,  1917 ;  comn'd  2nd 
lieut.  F.A.  and  served  in  A.E.F.  14  mos.  Affilia- 
tions: Sec.  William  Lutton  Co.  (Jersey  City)  ; 
Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Brown  Univ.  Club  (N.  Y.  C). 
Hobby:  Football  officiating.  Married:  Eleanor 
Phyllis  Hunsicker.  Children:  Eleanor  Jane, 
age  7 ;  Raymond  Calvin,  age  2.  Office:  267 
Kearny  Ave.,  Jersey  City,  N.  J.  Home:  55 
Cleveland  Ave.,  New  Brunswick,  N.  J. 

WARNER,  GLENN  SCOBEY,  Stanford  Uni- 
versity football  coach.  Born:  Springville,  New 
York,  April  5,  1871.  Son  of  William  H.  and 
Adaline  (Scobey)  Warner.  Education:  LL.B., 
Cornell,  1894. 

Record:  1892-94,  member  Cornell  football 
team  (captain,  1894).  1893,  heavyweight  box- 
ing champion,  Cornell.  1893-94,  member  Cor- 
nell track  team.     1895-96,  coached  University  of 


Georgia  football  team.  1895-97,  coached  Iowa 
State  College  football  team  August  15  to  Sep- 
tember 15.  1897-98,  coached  Cornell  football 
team.  1899-1903,  athletic  director  and  coach  of 
football,  baseball  and  track  at  Carlisle  Indian 
School.  1904-06,  head  coach  of  football  and 
baseball  at  Cornell.  1907-14,  athletic  director 
and  head  football  and  track  coach  at  Carlisle 
Indian  School.  1915-23,  head  football  coach  at 
University  of  Pittsburgh.  1922-23,  advisory 
football  coach  at  Stanford.  1924-28,  head  foot- 
ball coach  at  Stanford. 

Present  Occupation:  Stanford  football  coach. 
Affiliations:  Masons;  Zembo  and  Consistory 
(Harrisburg,  Pennsylvania);  Elks.  Clubs:  Stan- 
ford Faculty;  Olympic;  Los  Altos  Golf  and 
Country;  Multnomah.  Hobby:  Golf  and  foot- 
ball ;  painting.  Married:  Tibb  Smith.  Address: 
175   Madrono   Avenue,   Palo   Alto,   California. 

WARREN,  ADDISON  E.,  football,  wrestling 
and  boxing.  Born:  Edward,  N.  C,  Oct.  12,  1902. 
Son  of  Jessie  J.  and  Helen  Lee  (Ricks)  Warren. 
Ed.:  Trinity  Park  Prep.  Sch.,  1922;  U.S.N.A., 
1922 ;  Univ.  of  N.  C,  1927. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Trinity  Park  Prep. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1924-28,  mem.  Univ.  of  N.  C. 
wrestling  and  boxing  teams  (capt.  boxing  team, 
1924-26;  capt.  wrestling'  team,  1926).  1924-27, 
mem.  Univ.  of  N.  C.  F.B.  team  (chosen  as  All- 
South,  tackle.  1927).  1926,  won  Atlantic  and 
South  Atlantic  A.A.U.  lightweight  and  heavy- 
weight champ. ;  won  Jr.  Natl.  A.A.U.  heavy- 
weight champ. ;  runner-up  Jr.  Natl.  A.A.U.  light- 
weight champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  boxer.  Affiliations: 
Acacia;  Mason;  Golden  Fleece;  Grail  Soc; 
Philanthropic  Soc;  A.A.U.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
Chapel  Hill,  N.  C.    Home:  Edward,  N.  C. 

WARREN,  JOHN  D.,  rowing.  Born:  Buffalo, 
N.  Y..  June  11,  1904.  Son  of  William  C.  and 
Clara  (Wright)  Warren.  Ed.:  Hill  Sch.;  B.A., 
Yale,   1927. 

Record:  1924.  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  (undefeated 
team,   1925-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Marine  Trust  Co.  Office: 
c/o  Marine  Trust  Co.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home: 
173  North  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

WARREN,  RICHARD  FAIRFIELD,  track. 
Born:  Phila..  Pa.,  Oct.  14,  1894.  Son  of  Henry 
Mather  and  Ida  Carey  (White)  Warren.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1919. 

Record :  1909-13,  mem.  DeLancey  Sch.  track 
team  (mgr.,  1912-13).  1914,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
freshman  track  team.  1915-19,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
varsity  track  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  and  dir.,  Pittsburgh 
Clay  Products  Co.  and  Walkers  Mills  Stone  and 
Brick  Co.;  dir.,  S.  S.  White  Dental  Mfg.  Co. 
War  Record:  Comnd.  Ensign,  U.S.N.R.F.,  Feb., 
1917;  Comndr.,  U.S.S.  Valiant  S.P.  535,  May- 
Nov.,  1917;  A.E.F.  service,  Jan.,  1917-1919;  pro- 
moted to  Lt.  (Jr.  grade)  Feb.,  1919;  hon.  dis- 
charged, Feb.,  1921.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon ; 
Union  League  of  Phila.;  Radnor  Hunt;  Masons; 
Scottish  Rite;  Varsity  Club  (Univ.  Pa.)  ;  Penn 
A.C. ;  Tredyffrin  C.C.  Hobby:  Yachting,  fox 
hunting  and  shooting.  Married:  Winifred  W. 
Dunn,  Oct.  14,  1925.  Office:  2315  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.   Home:  Devon,  Pa. 

WARREN,  WILLIAM  C,  JR.,  football  and 
sailing.  Born:  Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  31,  1892. 
Son  of  William  and  Clara  S.  (Wright)  War- 
ren. Ed.:  The  Hill  Sch.,  1910;  B.A.,  Yale,  1914; 
LL.B.,  Harvard,  1917. 

Record:  1912-13,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1927, 
owner  and  skipper  "R"  boat  "Scorpion"  (won 
champ,  of  Lake  Erie;  won  Parsons  Memorial 
and  Lewis  G.  Northrup  trophies). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  War  Record:  Capt. 
Btty.  D,  307th  F.A. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon;  Skull  and  Bones; 
treas.  Fresh  Air  Mission  of  Buffalo;  treas. 
Travelers  Aid  Soc.  of  Buffalo.  Clubs:  Yale; 
The  Saturn  ;  Buffalo  A.C. ;  Buffalo  Canoe  ;  Buf- 
falo Yacht;  Royal  Canadian  Yacht;  Buffalo 
Tennis  and  Squash.  Hobby:  Sailing.  .Married: 
Susan  Kimberly,  Dec.  4,  1920.  Children:  Wil- 
liam C,  3rd,  age  5;  Emily  Root,  age  4.  Office: 
1330  Marine  Tr.  Bldg.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home: 
80  Highland  Ave.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

WATERBURY,  LAWRENCE,  mem.  internat. 

polo  team,  1902-14.  Born:  New  York  City,  N. 
Y.,  Mar.  31,  1878.  Son  of  Jas.  M.  and  Kate  A. 
(Furman)    Waterbury.     Ed.:  Westminster   Sch. 

Record:  1895,  mem.  Westchester  C.C.  polo 
team.  1900-02,  mem.  Lakewood  C.C.  polo  team. 
1902-14,  mem.  Meadow  Brook  polo  team  ;  mem. 
Internat.  polo  team  (only  man  to  play  all  4 
positions  on  team).  1902-28,  raced  horses  on 
East,  tracks.  1909,  mem.  1st  "Big  4"  polo  team, 
consisting  of  Milburn,  Whitney  L.  Waterbury 
and  J.  M.  Waterbury,  Jr.  Won  Natl,  singles 
racquets  champ.  (2  times)  ;  won  Natl,  doubles 
racquets  champ.    (3  times). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Oil  producer.  War  Service: 
Lt.,  U.  S.  Navy  Intelligence,  1917;  capt.,  U.S.A. 
Chemical  Warfare  Div.,  A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Clubs: 
Racquet  and  Tennis ;  Turf  and  Field ;  Natl. 
Golf  Links ;  N.  Y.  Yacht ;  Piping  Rock ;  Links ; 
Brook;  Meadowbrook ;  Gulfstream  Golf  (Palm 
Beach).  Hobby:  Horse  racing.  Office:  250  Park 
Ave..  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  132  E.  38th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 


WATERMAN,  CAMERON  BEACH,  capt.  Yale 
crew,  19U3.  Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Dec.  20,  1878. 
Son  of  Cameron  Davenport  and  Elizabeth 
(Beach)  Waterman.  Ed.:  Detroit  H.  Sch., 
Yale,    B.A.,    1901,   LL.B.,    1904. 

Record:  1896-97,  mem.  Detroit  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1898,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
crew.  1899-1900  sub.,  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team. 
1901-03,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew  (capt.,  1903). 
1906,  invented  1st  detachable  rowboat  motor. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  War  Record:  De- 
signed standard  machine  shop  truck  for  Army 
Air  Service  and  Signal  Corps,  Wash.,  D.C., 
1917-18,  mem.  A.E.F.,  hon.  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Tool  Mfg.  Corp.;  dir.  Guaranty 
Indemnity  Co.  Clubs:  Yale;  Univ.;  Detroit; 
Grosse  Pointe ;  Detroit  C.C. ;  Yondotega ; 
Grosse  Pointe  Hunt ;  Army  and  Navy ;  Huron 
Mt. ;  Rolling  Rock;  Old.  Hobby:  Yachting 
and  trout  fishing.  Married:  Lois  Miller,  Oct.  18, 
1904.  Children:  Mrs.  Ralph  I.  Farwell ;  Cam- 
eron, age  19 ;  Reuben  Miller,  age  17.  Office: 
688  East  Fort  St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  330 
Lincoln   Rd.,   Grosse  Pointe,   Mich. 


WATERMAN,  HOWARD  WALDRON,  track. 

Bom:  Valatie,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  3,  1899.  Son  of  Theo- 
dore Howard  and  Grace  (Van  Antwerp)  Water- 
man. Ed.:  Taft  Sch.;  Yale;  U.S.M.A. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Taft  Sch.  track  team. 
1918,  mem.  Regt.  track  team  (won  y2  mi.  run, 
F.A.,  Camp  jackson,  Columbia,  S.  C).  1918-19, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  (runner-up,  2  mi.  run, 
Yale-Princeton  track  meet ;  1st  pi.,  2  mi.  run, 
Harvard-Yale  meet,  1919;  mem.  Yale  2  mi.  track 
team.  1920.  mem.  U.S.M.A.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  analyst,  Water- 
man and  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Officer  candidate, 
F.A.  Replacement  Depot,  Camp  Jackson,  Colum- 
bia, S.  C,  discharged,  1918.  Married:  Katherine 
Duncan,  Oct.  29,  1927.  Office:  50  State  St.,  Al- 
bany, N.  Y.  Home:  88  Willett  St.,  Albany, 
N.  Y. 


WATHERSPOON,  WILLIAM  W.,  professional 
golf.  Born:  Monifieth,  Scotland,  June  22,  1902. 
Son  of  George  and  Jessie  (Weddell)  Wather- 
spoon.  Ed.:  Schawlands  Acad.  Glasgow,  Scot- 
land), 1918. 

Record :  1921-23,  asst.  pro.  Happy  C.C,  Omaha, 
Nebr.  1923-25,  pro.,  Happy  C.C.  1925-2S,  pro., 
Hill  Crest  C.C,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  1926,  runner- 
up,  Mid-West  P.G.A.  tournament,  H.  Andrews 
G.C.  1927,  won  Mid-West  P.G.A.  tournament, 
Indian  Hills  G.C,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Holder  of 
record  at  Stone  Haven  G.C,  Scotland,  score  65, 
and  course  record  at  Happy  Hollow  G.C,  score 
70. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Affiliations: 
Mason;    P.G.A.;    Hill    Crest    C.C    Hobby:    Golf. 


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Married:  Nita  Ranz,  May  4,  1925.  Office:  Hill 
Crest  C.C.,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Home:  4630  Wornall 
Rd.,  Kans.  City,  Mo. 

WATKINS,  CHARLES  FRANKLIN,  baseball. 
Bom:  Mt.  Cory,  O.,  Sept.  28,  1872.  Son  of  Isaac 
and  Esther  (Corwin)  Watkins.  Ed.:  Reed  City 
(Mich.)  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Mich.,  Ph.C,  1897; 
M.D.,  1901;  F.A.C.S.   (Hon.),  1915. 

Record:  1895-96,  pitcher,  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (capt,  '96).  1897-99,  head  coach  Univ.  of 
Mich.  B.B.  team  (tied  for  West.  Conf.  champ., 
'99).  1900,  pitcher  Dayton  (O.)  B.B.  team  (In- 
terstate League  champs. ;  league  leader  as  field- 
ing pitcher  for  season,  average  984).  1924,  golf 
champ.  Billings  G.  and  C.C.  1925-26,  runner-up 
golf  champ.,  Billings  G.  and  C.C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician  and  surgeon  for 
Great  West.  Sugar  Co.,  Great  Northern  Ry.  Co. 
and  C.  B.  &  Q.  Ry.  (Billings,  Mont.).  Gov.  War 
Service:  Mem.  Yellowstone  Co.  Examining  Bd..; 
mem.  Selective  Service  Examining  Bd.  Affilia- 
tions: Yellowstone  Valley  Med.  Soc.  (pres.,  '17)  ; 
Mont.  State  Med.  Asso.  (pres.,  '26)  ;  G.  N.  Ry. 
Surgeons  Asso. ;  Amer.  Asso.  of  Ry.  Surgeons ; 
Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  Phi  Rho  Sigma ;  Masons ; 
Commandery;  Shriner;  gen.  supt.  Billings  G.  & 
C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing.  Married:  Sophie 
Bennighoff.  Office:  217  Mont.  Power  Bldg., 
Billings,  Mont.  Home:  314  N.  29th  St.,  Billings, 
Mont. 

WATROUS,  RAYMOND  L.,  crew.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Dec.  1,  1892.  Son  of  Robt.  E.  and 
Delia  (Langworthy)  Watrous.  Ed.:  Cen.  Manuel 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1914. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  freshmen  crew. 
1913-14,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  crew  (capt., 
1914).  1915-16,  rowed  with  Undine  Barge  Club 
eight. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mortician.  Naval  Service: 
Enlisted  in  U.  S.  Navy,  June,  1917;  Comnd.  En- 
sign, 1917;  stationed  with  Atlantic  Fleet,  1917- 
1919;  disch.  with  Comn.  Lt,  Apr.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Delta  Upsilon;  Penn.  A.C.;  Var- 
sity Club;  Undine  Barge  Club.  Hobby:  Hand- 
ball and  rowing.  Married:  Frances  Bringhurst, 
Oct.  29,  1919.  Children:  Raymond  L.,  Jr.,  age  7 ; 
Robt.  B.,  age  4;  Fanny  Louise,  infant.  Office: 
1924  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  215  Avon  Rd., 
Merion,  Pa. 

WATSON,  DONALD  C,  Harvard  football, 
1914  and  1915.  Born:  Milton,  Mass.,  Nov.  4,  1893. 
Son  of  Paul  Barron  and  Katharine  (Clarke) 
Watson.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Harvard,  1916. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Harvard  football  team 
(mem.  All-Amer.  team,  1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker.  Mil.  Service:  mem. 
302nd  F.A.   Affiliations:  Harvard  Varsity  Club; 


Harvard  Club  of  Boston;  Univ.  Club  of  N.  Y. ; 
West.  G.C. ;  East.  Yacht  Club.  Hobby:  Horses, 
sailing  boats.  Married:  Mary  Burgess.  Children: 
Elizabeth,  age  11 ;  Donald  C,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  Alex- 
ander, age  4;  Katharine,  infant.  Office:  60  State 
St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  Church  St.,  Weston, 
Mass. 

WATSON,  FOREST,  golf.  Born:  Port  Wash- 
ington, O.,  Apr.  19,  1898.  Son  of  J.  Martin  and 
Helen  (Phelps)  Watson.  Ed.:  Denison  (la.)  H. 
Sch.;  Blairgowrie  (Scotland)  H.  Sch.;  Univ. 
of  Ore. 

Record:  1913,  Blairgowrie,  Scotland,  champ. 
1914,  semi-finalist  West.  Jr:  champ.  1916,  medal- 
ist and  semi-finalist  Ore.  State  champ. ;  medalist 
Pac.  Northwest  amateur  champ. ;  runner-up  Pac. 
Northwest  open  champ.;  winner  Potlach  champ., 
Seattle.  1921-22-24-25-26,  Pac.  Northwest  ama- 
teur champ,  semi-finalist,  1921,  22  and  24;  run- 
ner-up, 1925;  winner,  1926,  1922,  winner  City 
of  Seattle  champ.  1923-26,  Inland  Empire 
cham.,  winner  and  medalist,  1923-25;  medal- 
ist, 1926.  1923-25-27,  winner  Spokane  City  champ. 
1926-27,  mem.  Pac.  Northwest  8-man  team  against 
Mid- West  and  East.  1926,  low,  amateur  Nebr. 
open  champ.  1927,  winner  Inland  Empire  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banking.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  S.A.T.C. ;  Comnd.  Sgt.;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Blyth,  Witter  &  Co. ; 
Mason;  Kiwanis;  Spokane  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce. Clubs:  Spokane  C.C;  Spokane  A.C.; 
Univ.  Club  of  Spokane;  Coll.  Club  of  Seattle; 
Spokane  Amateur  A.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office: 
808  Old  Natl.  Bank  Bldg.,  Spokane,  Wash. 
Home:  Altadena  Apts.,  Spokane,  Wash. 

WATSON,  HARRY  T.,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Exeter,  N.  H.,  Mar.  28, 
1882.  Son  of  Elbridge  L.  and  Lizzie  (Towle) 
Watson.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Williams  Coll.,  1905;  Har- 
vard; Univ.  of  Mich.;  Pa-  State  Coll.;  Univ. 
of  Calif.;  Cortland  Normal. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Williams  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1904).  1902-05,  mem.  Williams 
Coll.  B.B.  team.  1905-06,  coach  Hamilton  Coll. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1906, 
coach  Williams  Coll.  F.B.  team.  1907-08,  coach 
Ursinus  Coll.  F.B.,  track  and  B.B.  teams.  1908- 
09,  coach  MacKenzie  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909- 
11,  dir.  phy.  ed.,  Leominister  Public  Schs.  1911- 
16,  dir.  phy.  ed.,  Univ.  of  Rochester.  1916-19, 
dir.  phy.  ed.,  Shady  Side  Acad.  (Pittsburgh, 
Pa.).  1920-28,  dir.  phy.  ed.,  Jamestown  Public 
Schs.   (Jamestown,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  Affiliations: 
Theta  Delta  Chi;  Mason;  Odd  Fellows.  Mar- 
ried: Clara  Duggan,  1915.  Children:  Dorothy 
Ruth,  age  12.  Office:  H.  Sch.,  Jamestown,  N. 
Y.    Home:  130  Van  Buren  St.,  Jamestown,  N.  Y. 


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WATSON,  IRA  C,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Mt.  Ephraim,  Ohio,  Apr.  21,  1883.  Son  of 
A.  H.  and  Alice  (Ward)  Watson.  Ed.:  Sedg- 
wich  H.  Sch. ;  Fairmont  Coll. 

Record :  1903-04,  mem.  Fairmount  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1912-28,  promoter  of  ama- 
teur and  Prep.  Sch.  sports ;  sec,  Kans.  State 
G.A.  Dir.  Meadow  Lark  and  Wichita  C.C.  (5 
yrs.).    Played  semi-pro.  B.B.  (5  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Ira  Watson  Sporting 
Goods  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Lambda  Xi ;  Elks; 
Meadow  Lark  C.C. ;  Wichita  C.C. ;  Rotary  Club. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Lena  Barnes,  Oct. 
20,  1904.  Children:  Charles  and  Raymond,  age 
18.  Office:  133  N.  Market  St.,  Wichita,  Kans. 
Home:  237  Fannie  Ave.,  Wichita,  Kans. 

WATSON,  JOHN  WHITMAN,  football  coach 
and  crew  manager,  Harvard.  Born:  Milton, 
Mass.,  June  25,  1900.  Son  of  Paul  Barron  and 
Katherine  (Clarke)  Watson.  Ed.:  Milton  Acad., 
1911-17;  Harvard,  1919-22. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Milton  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  coach,  Harvard  freshmen  F.B.  team.  1921- 
23,  mgr.  Harvard  varsity  crew.  1921-26,  mgr. 
Union  Boat  Club  crew.  1925,  coach,  Lehigh 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1925-28,  ring  steward  East. 
Dog  Club  Show. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  broker.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Heavy  Artillery,  Ft.  Monroe,  Va.,  1918. 
Affiliations:  Dir.  Elizabeth  Peabody  House,  Bos- 
ton ;  mem.  Exec.  Com.,  Episcopal  City  Mission 
and  Archdeaconry  of  Boston;  Somerset;  En- 
gineers ;  Union  Boat  Club ;  Harvard  Club ;  Bos- 
ton Yacht  Club ;  Turf  and  Field  of  N.  Y.  Hobby: 
Yachting ;  swimming ;  F.B. ;  horse  racing. 
Office:  40  Broad  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  79 
Marlboro  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 

WATSON,  LOUIS  LEE,  director  physical  edu- 
cation and  head  football  coach,  Howard  Univer- 
sity. Born:  Alexandria,  Va.,  Apr.  9,  1895.  Son 
of  Lewis  L.  and  Lavinia  (Lewis)  Watson.  Ed,: 
"M"  St.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  B.S.,  Howard 
Univ.,  1917;  B.P.E.,  Springfield  Coll.,  1921. 

Record :  1919-20,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  var- 
sity track  team  (won  East.  I.C.  220  yd.  dash, 
1920-21 ;  was  not  defeated  in  either  the  100  yd. 
or  220  yd.  dashes  in  the  two  yrs.  of  competi- 
tion ;  best  time  in  100  yd.  dash,  9  4/5  sec. ;  220 
yd.  dash,  21  4/5  sec).  1921-22,  F.B.  and  track 
coach,  Petersburg.  1923-28,  coach,  Howard  Univ. 
(F.B.  team  Natl,  champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  phys.  ed.  and  coach, 
Howard  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  O.T.C.,  Ft.  Des 
Moines,  la.,  June  15  to  Oct.  15,  1917;  commd. 
1st  Lt.,  Inf.;  assigned  to  350th  F.A.,  Camp  Dix, 
N.  J.  Nov.  1,  1917  to  June  18,  1918;  command- 
ing officer,  52nd  Co.,  153rd.  Depot  Brigade; 
capt.  Inf.,  Aug.  15,  1918;  discharged,  Feb.  8, 
1919.    Affiliations:    Mason;    Phi    Beta    Sigma; 


Amer.  Coll.  A.A.  (pres.)  ;  East.  Bd.,  F.B.  Offi- 
cials. Married:  Beatrice  Walker,  Dec  26,  1921. 
Children:  Jeanne  Marie,  age  3;  Portia,  infant. 
Office:  Howard  Univ.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  703 
L  St.,  S.E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WATTERS,  DOUGLAS  STEVENS,  tennis. 
Born:  New  Orleans,  La.,  Jan.  15,  1896.  Son  of 
John  S.  and  Carrie  (Stevens)  Watters.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Tulane  Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1915-17,  won  South.  I.C.  singles 
and  doubles  champ.  1916,  won  South,  singles 
champ. ;  won  R.  I.  and  Tenn.  State  singles 
champ. ;  runner-up  in  South,  doubles  champ. 
1919,  won  singles  champ.  Cannes,  France.  1921, 
won  South,  doubles  champ,  and  runner-up  in 
singles  champ.  1925,  runner-up  in  South,  dou- 
bles champ. ;  won  N.  C.  State  doubles  champ, 
and  runner-up  in  singles  champ. ;  won  Dixie 
doubles  champ.  1926-27,  runner-up  in  South, 
doubles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Vincennes  Pho- 
nograph Mfg.  Co.  (Vincennes,  Ind.).  War  Rec- 
ord: First  O.T.C.,  Ft.  L.  H.  Roots,  1917;  2nd 
lieut.  hdqrs.,  7th  Inf.  Brigade;  4th  Dir.  A.D.C. 
to  commanding  gen. ;  1st  lieut.  and  capt.  Com- 
manding Officer  Hdqrs.  Co.,  367th  Inf. ;  mem. 
A.E.F.,  May  10,  1918,  to  April  18,  1919;  cita- 
tion, 4th  Div. ;  discharged  as  capt.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon;  South.  L.T.A.  Hobby: 
Tennis.  Married:  Eva  May  Foy.  Children: 
Elizabeth  Foy,  age  4.  Office:  11th  and  Nich- 
olas Sts.,  Vincennes,  Ind.  Home:  1815  Fair- 
ground Ave.,  Vincennes,  Ind. 

WATTLES,  WILLIAM  PRIME,  track.    Born: 

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Jan.  23,  1879.  Son  of  John 
D.  and  Sophy  (Trumbull)  Wattles.  Ed.:  B.A., 
Yale,  1901. 

Record:  1901,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (100  yd. 
run  New  Haven  spring  meet,  10 1-5  sec ;  40-yd. 
run  Phila.  indoor  meet,  5  sec. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  Coll.  Relations,  Bell 
Tel.  Co.  War  Record:  Troop  A,  1st  Pa.  Cav- 
alry, 1904-1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  capt.  406th  Tel. 
Bn. ;  maj.  52nd  Tel.  Bn.  (Signal  Corps);  re- 
ceived citation  from  Gen.  Pershing  for  "Con- 
spicuous and  Meritorious  Service."  Affiliations: 
Alpha  Delta  Phi;  Yale  Club;  Penn  A.C.  Hobby: 
Gardening.  Married:  Miriam  Gregory  Whit- 
comb,  Oct.  14,  1911.  Children:  Cynthia  Brew- 
ster, age  15 ;  Richard  Gregory,  age  8.  Office: 
1835  Arch  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  301  Hathaway 
Lane,  Wynnewood,  Pa. 


WATTS,  FRANK  ALBERT,  football  and  row- 
ing. Bom:  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  June  4,  1896. 
Son  of  Richard  and  Mary  Angelina  (Dullam) 
Watts.     Ed.:  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  crew  and 
rugby  F.B.  team.     1918,  mem.   Stanford  Univ. 


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crew.      1919,    mem.    Stanford    Univ.    crew    and 
Amer.  F.B.  team   (capt.  crew). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  chief  engr.  Humble 
Oil  Rfg.  Co.  (Houston,  Tex.).  Mil.  Service: 
Comn'd  2nd  lieut.  F.A.,  1918.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Xi ;  Houston  Engrs.  Club.  Married:  Mary  Eliz- 
abeth Newcomb,  Oct.  24,  1920.  Office:  610 
Humble  Bldg.,  Houston,  Texas.  Home:  1417 
Sul  Ross,  Houston,  Texas. 

WATTS,  ROBERT  ANDERSON.  Princeton 
baseball  team,  1888-90.  Born:  Louisville,  Ky., 
Oct.  16,  1868.  Son  of  Robert  A.  and  Margaret 
(Anderson)    Watts.      Ed.:    Princeton,    1891. 

Record^  1889-90,  mem.  Princeton  B.B.  team 
(3rd  base).  1889-90,  mem.  Cape  May  A.C.  B.B. 
team  (3rd  base).  1892-93,  mem.  Louisville  A.C. 
B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  of  each).  1906-16, 
competed   Amer.   Bowling   Congress. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Auditor  Louisville  Railway 
Co.  Married:  Mary  Oilman,  Sept.  15,  1916. 
Office:  Box  22,  Louisville,  Ky.  Home:  2309 
Strathmoor   Blvd.,   Louisville,   Ky. 

WAY,  CHARLES  A.,  football.  Born:  Embree- 
ville,  Pa.,  Dec.  29,  1897.  Son  of  Howard  and 
Emma  E.  (Ash)  Way.  Ed.:  Downingtown  (Pa.) 
H.  Sch.,  1916 ;  A.B.,  Penn  State  Coll.,  1921. 

Record:  1912-16,  mem.  Downingtown  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1916-17, 
mem.  Penn  State  freshman  F.B.  and  track 
teams.  1917-21,  mem.  Penn  State  varsity  F.B. 
(East,  champs.,  '19;  All  Amer.,  '20)  and  track 
(Coll.  record,  broad  jump,  23'3%",  '20)  teams; 
mem.  Meadowbrook  C.  track  team  (Phila). 
1921,  mem.  Canton  Bulldogs  pro.  F.B.  team. 
1921-22,  ath.  dir.,  Univ.  of  Dayton  (O.).  1922- 
24,  ath.  dir.,  Allentown  (Pa.)  H.  Sch.  1924, 
mem.  Frankford  Yellow  Jackets  pro.  F.B. 
team.  1925-26,  mem.  coaching  staff,  V.P.I. 
(Blacksburg,  Va.).  1926,  mem.  Phila.  Quakers 
pro.  F.B.  team  (Amer.  League  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supvr.  for  Pa.,  Merchants 
Life  Ins.  Co.,  Des  Moines,  la.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  pvt.  Cen.  Machine  Gun  O.T.S.,  Oct., 
1918;  discharged,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Penn 
State  Varsity  C. ;  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials;  Ma- 
sons ;  Delta  Upsilon ;  Penn  State  Alumni  Asso. 
Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Helen  C.  Parker, 
Mar.  20,  1925.  Children:  Florence  Elizabeth, 
age  1.     Address:  309  Dean  St.,  W.  Chester,  Pa. 


WAY,  NELSON  M.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Pierre,  S.  Dak.,  June  14,  1890.  Son  of 
Benjamin  T.  and  Nellie  (Durkee)  Way.  Ed.: 
Phillips   Exeter  Acad. ;   Vale. 

Record :  1909,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (competed  in  Exeter-Andover 
game).  Mem.  Yale  freshman  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams.  Mem.  Yale  varsity  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Ins.  broker.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Scroll  and  Key.  Hobby: 
Dry-fly  fishing.  Married:  Carmen  Montgom- 
ery. Office:  25  Church  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home: 
710  Riverside  Dr.,  N.  Y.  O,  N.  Y. 

WEARE,  WILLIAM  WALKER,  holder  of 
Yale  2  mile  bicycle  record,  1888.  Born:  Chicago, 
HI.,  July  16,  1867.  Son  of  Portus  Baxter  and 
Susan  (Risley)  Weare.  Ed.:  Racine  Coll.  Gram- 
mar  Sch. ;   Yale. 

Record:  1887,  mem.  Morton  Park  Club  bowl- 
ing team  (won  club  bowling  tournament). 
1887-89.  mem.  Yale  bicycle  team  (won  2  mi. 
bicycle  race,  high  wheel  record,  1888).  1888-91, 
mem.  N.Y.A.C.  bicycle  team  (runner-up,  I.C. 
races ) . 

Affiliations:  Mason;  K.T. ;  K.P. ;  Odd  Fellows; 
N.Y.A.C.  Hobby:  Touring  and  radio.  Married: 
Amy  Bushnell,  July  12,  1894.  Children:  Mar- 
jorie  W.  Rankin,  age  32.  Address:  1039  Ard- 
more  Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

WEATHERHEAD,  ALBERT  J.,  JR.,  capt. 
Harvard  wrestling  team,  1915-16.  Born:  Cleve- 
land, O..  Mar.  26.  1892.  Son  of  Albert  J.  and 
Henrietta  (Parmely)  Weatherhead.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Harvard,   1915. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team. 
1915-16,  mem.  Harvard  wrestling  and  boxing 
teams  (capt.  wrestling  team).  1916-17,  head 
coach,  Bowdoin  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A. S. ;  mem.  A.E.F.  Affiliations: 
Dir.  Bishop-Babcock  Mfg.  Co.;  pres.  Weather- 
head  Co.  Married:  Dorothy  Jones.  Children: 
Albert  J.,  III.  Office:  632-714  Frankfort,  Cleve- 
land, O.     Home:  2269  Grandview,  Cleveland,  O. 

WEAVER,  DONALD  KESSLEER,  track. 
Born:  LaPorte,  Ind.,  July  6,  1897.  Son  of  Louis 
B.  and  Belle  (Jones)  Weaver.  Ed.:  LaPorte  H. 
Sch.;  A.B.,  Stanford  Univ.,  1921. 

Record:  1913-16,  mem.  LaPorte  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1915-16.  mem.  LaPorte  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1918-21,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  track  team 
(won  1st  place  in  high  jump.  Stanford-Calif, 
meet,  1918,  6  ft.  2y2  in.;  runner-up  in  high 
jump,  Stanford-Calif. "meet,  1920,  6  ft.  1  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Petroleum  geologist,  The 
Texas  Co.  Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Amer. 
Asso.  of  Petroleum  Geologists;  Skull  and 
Snakes.  Hobby:  Hunting,  fishing  and  golf. 
Married:  Margaret  Johnson,  July  6,  1923.  Chil- 
dren: Donald  K.,  Jr.,  age  4.  Office:  The  Texas 
Co.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  446  N.  Commer- 
cial Ave.,  Whittier,  Calif. 

WEAVER  J.  KENNARD,  baseball.  Born: 
Phila..  Pa..  Dec.  21,  1894.  Son  of  Joseph  and 
Almira  (Yahn)  Weaver.  Ed.:  N.E.  H.  Sch.; 
Univ.  Pa.;  LL.B.,  Dickinson  Coll.,  1919. 


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Record:  1916,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  Freshmen  B.B. 
team.  1916-19,  mem.  Dickinson  Coll.  B.B.  team 
(capt,  1919).  1917,  capt.  63rd  Div.,  Camp  Sher- 
man (Ohio)  B.B.  team.  1924,  chmn.  Penn  A.C. 
B.B.  Com.  1925-27,  mem.  Penn  A.C.  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  1925)   mgr.,  1925-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Sgt.,  108th  Ordnance  Corps,  Camp  Sherman, 
Aug.,  1917-Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Delta  Sigma 
Phi ;  Delta  Theta  Phi ;  mem.  Bd.  of  Govs.,  Penn 
A.C.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Office:  2126  Land  Title 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  2034  W.  Venango  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 

WEAVER,  ROBERT  S.,  A.A.U.  official.  Born: 
Hicksford,  Va.,  Nov.  22,  1885.  Son  of  N.  J.  and 
Blanche   (Turner)  Weaver.    Ed.:  Guilford  Coll. 

(N.  C.)  ;  Bedford  Coll.  (England),  1900;  Albert 
LeGrande  (Paris,  France),  1901;  Moravian  Sch. 

(Germany),  1903. 

Record:  Mem.  Olympic  C.  (San  Francisco) 
track,  relay,  swimming,  soccer  and  F.B.  teams 
(3  yrs.)  ;  mem.  cricket  team  (4  yrs).  Mem. 
Vampire  soccer  team,  San  Francisco  )2  yrs.). 
1906,  awarded  ath.  heart,  Deepsea  race.  1906- 
28,  Amateur  swimming  official.  1913-14,  pres. 
So.  Calif.  F.B.  Asso.  1908-28,  referee  and  starter 
most  track  and  field  champs,  in  Calif.  1920, 
asst.  treas.  Amer.  Olympic  team,  Antwerp,  Bel- 
gium. 1920-21,  Natl,  pres.,  A.A.U.  1926-28,  pres. 
Recreation  and  Athletic  Asso.  of  South.  Calif. 
1927,  mem.  Los  Angeles  Playground  and  Recrea- 
tion Comm.  1928,  2nd  vice-pres.  Amer.  Olympic 
Com. ;  pres.  South.  Calif.  Olympic  Games  Com. 
Mem.  Natl.  Bd.  of  Govs.,  A.A.U.  (21  yrs.). 
Pres.  South.  Pac.  Asso.  of  A.A.U.   (13  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Weaver-Mason  Co. 
Affiliations:  Dir.,  Bk.  of  Hollywood  (Cal.)  ;  dir., 
LaMorada  C. ;  former  chrmn.  Ath.  Com.,  Casa 
Del  Mar  C.  (Santa  Monica)  ;  Casa  Del  Mar  C. 
(Chicago);  Calif.  Yacht  C. ;  Los  Angeles  Co- 
operative C.  (pres.,  '26-27)';  Los  Angeles  Opti- 
mus  C. ;  Masons;  Scottish  Rite  (32°);  Shrine; 
233  C. ;  chrmn.  Ath.  Com.,  Elks;  Royal  Order 
Jesters ;  Los  Angeles  A.C.  (former  chrmn.  Ath. 
Com.,  12  yrs.;  2nd  vice-pres.,  Ath.  Com.)  ;  Holly 
A.C;  Beach  C.  (pres.,  '24-25)  ;  chrmn.  Memshp. 
Com.,  Breakfast  Club ;  chrmn.  Ath.  Com.,  Jona- 
than C. ;  Rivera  C.C. ;  Rancho  G.C.  (former 
vice-pres.).  Hobby:  Amateur  athletics,  swim- 
ming and  golf.  Children:  Blanche  B.,  age  19; 
Robert  S.,  Jr.,  age  12.  Office:  1116  W.  Wash. 
Ave.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Home:  1028  S.  Gra- 
mercy  PI.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 


WEBB,  FRED  HENRY,  football.  Born: 
Youngstown,  Ohio,  July  14,  1899.  Son  of  Abner 
G.  and  Mary  (Henry)  Webb.  Ed.:  Univ.  Sch. 
(Cleveland,  Ohio)  ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1921. 

Record:    1915-17,     mem.     Univ.     Sch.     F.B., 


B.B.  and  hockey  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1917).  1919- 
20,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Contractor.  Affiliations: 
Guaranty  State  Savings  &  Loan  Co.  (dir.)  ; 
Mason;  Univ.  Club  (Cleveland,  Ohio);  Cleve- 
land C.C;  Hermit  Club  (Cleveland,  Ohio). 
Married:  Gertrude  Elliott.  Children:  Fred 
Henry,  Jr.,  age  3 ;  Robert  Elliott,  age  1.  Ad- 
dress: 3350  Lansmere  St.,  Cleveland,   Ohio. 

WEBB,  G.  CREIGHTON,  founder  I.CA.A.A.A. 

and  Yale  Univ.  A.A.  Born:  Tarrytown,  N.  Y., 
Dec.  4,  1853.  Son  of  James  Watson  and  Laura 
Virginia  (Cram)  Webb,  Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1876; 
LL.B.,  Yale  Law  Sch.,  1878. 

Record:  1876,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (won 
Yale  quarter-mile  champ.)  ;  founder  and  1st 
pres.  Yale  A.A. ;  founder  I.CA.A.A.A.  1878-88, 
skipper  various  Corinthian  yacht  assos.  Big- 
game  hunter  in  U.  S. 

War  Record:  Major  and  insp.  gen.  2nd  Div., 
5th  Army  Corps,  S.A.W.,  1898 ;  recommended 
for  Medal  of  Honor  and  awarded  Star  Citation. 
Affiliations:  St.  Nicholas  Soc.  Clubs:  Univ.; 
Metro,  of  Wash.;  Army  and  Navy  (Washing- 
ton, D.  C)  ;  Royal  Thames  Yacht  (London)  ; 
Travelers  Interallied.  Address:  Univ.  Club, 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

WEBB,  HAMILTON  MURRELL  ("SPIKE") , 

American  Olympic  boxing  coach,  1920-24-28. 
Born:  Baltimore,  Md.,  April  12,  1889.  Son  of 
George  W.  and  Mary  (Scott)  Webb.  Ed.:  Bal- 
timore public  schools. 

Record:  1911,  played  B.B.  and  F.B. ;  estab. 
world's  record  in  distance  run,  Washington  to 
Baltimore  (45  miles),  6  hrs.  12  min.  10  sec. 
1917-19,  boxing  coach  A.E.F.,  France ;  phys.  and 
boxing  instr.  Camp  McClelland  (Ala.).  1919, 
boxing  coach  Inter- Allied  Army  team  (champs. 
Inter-Allied  games,  Pershing  Stadium,  Paris, 
France).  1920,  boxing  coach  Amer.  Olympic 
team,  Antwerp,  Belgium  (world's  champs.). 
1924,  boxing  coach  Amer.  Olympic  team,  Paris, 
France  (world's  champs.).  1920-28,  boxing 
coach  U.  S.  N.  A.  team  (undefeated,  winning 
54  dual  meets  in  8  yrs.).  Coached:  Frankie 
Genaro  (world's  pro.  title,  1920  Olympics) ; 
Gene  Tunney  (world's  pro.  title,  Inter-Allied 
team)  ;  Fidel  La  Barba  (world's  pro.  title,  1924 
Olympics).     1928,  F.B.  trainer  U.S.N.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Boxing  coach  and  F.B. 
trainer  U.S.N.A.  War  Record:  Elnlisted  U.S.A., 
1917;  sergt.,  boxing  instr.  29th  Div.,  A.E.F., 
1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Navy  A.A. 
Hobby:  Boxing.  Office:  U.S.N.A.,  Annapolis, 
Md.  Home:  181  Duke  of  Gloucester  St.,  An- 
napolis, Md. 

WEBB,  JAMES  WATSON,  polo.  Born: 
Burlington,  Vermont,  July  1,  1884.  Son  of  Wil- 
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Webb.  Education:  Groton  School  (Groton,  Mas- 
sachusetts) ;  B.A.,  Yale,  1907. 

Record:  1908-1914,  won  junior  polo  cham- 
pionship. 1914-19-20-21-25,  won  open  polo  cham- 
pionship of  America.  1916-20,  won  senior  polo 
championship.  1921,  played  No.  3  in  both 
matches  won  by  America.  1924  and  1927,  played 
No.  1  in  both  matches  won  by  America.  Won 
International  Cup,  America  versus  England. 

Address:  80  Maiden  Lane,  New  York  City, 
New  York. 

WEBB,  JONATHAN  EDWARDS,  football. 
Born:  Arcadia,  Wis.,  July  15,  1870.  Son  of 
George  Washington  and  Florence  (Bishop) 
Webb.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Chicago,  A.B.,  1899;  A.M., 
1900. 

Record:  1896-99,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B. 
team    (All-West,   champs.,   1899). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pub.  accounting.  Married: 
Eva  Cleveland,  Aug.,  1900.  Children:  Lilian 
Estelle  age  27;  Wilmer  Cleveland,  age  22; 
Warren  Edwards,  age  17.  Office:  703  Market 
St.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Home:  2517  Derby 
St.,  Berkeley,  Calif. 

WEBBER,  MERTON  L.,  rowing.  Barn:  New 
London,  Wis.,  April  3,  1875.  Son  of  Amos  A. 
and  Alice  (Millard)  Webber.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.,  1897. 

Record:  1894-96,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Hydro-electric  engr.  with 
Wisconsin  Power  and  Light  Co.  Mil.  Service: 
With  Miss.  River  Comn.  as  engr.  during  Span- 
ish-American War,  1898;  engr.  with  U.  S.  For- 
est Products  Lab.,  1918-19,  on  research  work 
during  World  War.  Affiliations:  Mason;  "W" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.)  ;  Technical  Club  (Madi- 
son, Wis.)  ;  Engr.  Soc.  of  Wis.;  Master  Build- 
ers' Asso.  of  Wis.  Married:  Imogene  Emerich. 
Children:  Merton,  age  20;  Earl,  age  17;  Janet, 
age  13;  George,  age  11.  Address:  1160  Emerald 
St.,  Madison,  Wis. 

WEBER,  JAKE,  conditioner  and  coach.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  7,  1880.  Son  of  Jake  and 
Marie  Weber.     Ed.:  Public  Schs.  of  N.  Y. 

Record:  1897-98,  mem.  Pastime  A.C.  F.B., 
track  and  cross-country  teams.  1920-24-28,  went 
to  Europe  as  trainer  with  Amer.  Olympic  team. 
1920-28,  head  track  coach  and  trainer  in  all 
sports,  Fordham  Univ.  Developed  and  condi- 
tioned following  men:  Harry  Arnold,  former 
Natl,  high  and  low  hurdles  champ. ;  Mel  Shep- 
hard,  former  half -mi.  Olympic  champ.;  Harry 
C.  Gussing,  fromer  Natl,  half -mi.  champ.;  Ho- 
mer Baker,  half -mi.  Internatl.  champ.,  1914; 
Bob  McAllister,  Natl.  100  yd.  champ.,  1922.  1927, 
trained  Johnny  Gibson,  world's  record  holder, 
440  yd.  hurdles. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Conditioner  and  coach. 
Clubs:  N.Y.A.C.  H o bby:  Track.  Married:  Emma 
Sanderson,  Mar.  6,  1910.  Office:  Fordham  Univ., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.     Home:  502  W.  136th  St.,  N.  Y. 

C,  N.  Y. 

WEBLEN,  RUSSELL  A.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  Mar.  5,  1898. 
Son  of  Martin  A.  and  Martha  (Thompson) 
Weblen.  Ed.:  S.  H.  Sch. ;  Carleton  Coll.;  St. 
Thomas  Coll. ;   Valpariso  Univ. ;   Univ.   Minn. 

Record:  1915-17,  men.  S.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B., 
hockey  and  track  teams.  1917,  mem.  Carleton 
Coll.  F.B.  champ,  team;  All-Star  end.  1918, 
capt.  St.  Thomas  Coll.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams ; 
chosen  AU-Conf.  I.e.  1919,  mem.  Valpariso 
Univ.  F.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  promoter.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: S.A.T.C,  unit,  St.  Thomas  Coll.;  O.T.C. 
Camp  Pike,  Ark.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta; 
Chamber  of  Commerce  (Kan.  City,  Kan.)  ; 
"M"  Club;  "C"  Club;  Co-operative  Club.  Office: 
614  Temple  Ct.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Home:  3620 
Third  Ave.,    S.,    Mineapolis,   Minn. 

WEBSTER,  ANNE  GEORGE,  golf.  Born: 
Manila,  P.  I.,  May  1,  1904.    Daughter  of  Frank 

D.  and  Ann  (Angell)  Webster.  Ed.:  Miss 
Madeira's  Sch.  (Washington,  D.  C.)  ;  Barstow's 
Sch.    (Kansas  City),  1921. 

Record :  1918-20,  mem.  Madeira's  Sch.  BsktB., 
hockey  and  tennis  teams  (capt.  hockey ;  pres. 
A.A. ;  tennis  champ.,  1920).  1920-21,  mem.  Bar- 
stow's Sch.  Bskt.B.,  hockey  and  tennis  teams 
(tennis  champ;  winner  Academic  Cup,  for  most 
points ;  winner,  Alice  Webb  Cup,  Annual  Field 
Day,  1921).  1921,  golf  champ.,  Leavenworth 
(Kans.)  C.C.  1924,  golf  champ.,  Hollywood 
(Cal.)  C.C.  1925,  runner-up,  Hollywood  C.C. 
champ. ;  winner  Cal.  C.C,  Invitational  Tourn. 
1926,  winner  Hollywood  C.C.  Invitational 
Tourn. ;  winner,  State  champ.,  Cal.  1927,  semi- 
finalist,  South.  Cal.  champ. ;  semi-finalist,  Trans- 
Miss,  champ. 

Affiliations:  Womenvs  Trans-Miss.  G.A. ;  Wom- 
en's West.  G.A. ;  Women's  Natl.  G.A.  Clubs: 
Los  Angeles  Tennis  Club ;  Univ.  Club  of  Kan- 
sas City ;  Ath.  Club  of  Kansas  City ;  Leaven- 
worth Golf  and  C.C. ;  Ft.  Leavenworth  G.C. 
Hobby:  Music;  violin.  Address:  714  S.  Broad- 
way, Leavenworth,  Kan. 

WEBSTER,  GEORGE  B.,  football.  Born: 
Anoka,  Minn.,  Apr.  19,  1879.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Clara    (Burbank)    Webster.     Ed.:  Univ.  Minn. 

Record:  1902-03,  mem.  Univ.  Minn.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumberer.  Affiliations: 
Pres.  Webster  Lumber  Co.,  Lincoln  Lumber  Co., 
St.  Paul  Tie  Co.,  Webster  Bros.  Inc.;  Masons; 
Shriner;    Minneapolis    Club;    Minikahda    Club. 


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Married:  Helen  Holton.  Children:  George  B., 
Jr.,  age  11 ;  Henry,  age  9 ;  Judith,  age  6 ;  Mary, 
age  5.  Office:  2522  Como  Ave.,  W.,  St.  Paul, 
Minn.  Home:  1729  Morgan  Ave.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn. 

WEBSTER,  WILLIAM  ADAM,  capt.  Yale  foot 
ball  team,  1927.     Born:  Shelton,  Conn.,  July  28, 
1903.  Son  of  Robt.  D.  and  Mary  (Hall)  Webster. 
Ed.:   Derby    (Conn.)    H.    Scb. ;    The    Hotchkiss 
Sch. ;    Yale. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Derby  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1922-24,  mem.  Hotchkiss  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.,  1923-24). 
1924,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team  (capt.). 
1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927 ;  chosen  All-Amer.  team  by  many  newspa- 
pers). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  48  Oak 
Ave.,  Shelton,  Conn. 

WEEKES,  CHARLES,  Princeton  football  and 
track  teams.  Born:  Feb.  24,  1904.  Son  of  C.  P. 
and  Mary  M.  (Miller)  Weekes.  Ed.:  Frankford 
H.  Sch.,  1923;  B.S.,  Princeton,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Frankford  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  1923).  1925- 
27,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(mem.  i/i-mile  relay  team  champs.,  Amer.  and 
joint  holder  with  Olympic  relay  team  of  world's 
record,  1925 ;  dash  man  Princeton  track  team ; 
winner  100  and  220  yd.  dashes,  Caledonian 
games,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student  exec.  Affiliations: 
A.A.U. ;  Lehn  &  Fink  Products  Co. ;  Tiger  Inn 
Club  of  Princeton ;  Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. 
Hobby:  Reading.  Office:  250  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.    Home:  456  E.  Wyoming  Ave.,  Phila,  Pa. 

WEEKS,  ALBERT  EARLE,  canoeing.  Born: 
Westmoreland  Co.,  Va.,  Apr.  18,  1889.  Son  of 
Dwight  M.  and  Sarah  (Belding)  Weeks.  Ed.: 
Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1908 ;  George  Wash.  Univ.,  1912 ; 
Y.M.C.A.  Inst,  1915. 

Record :  1923,  coached  crew  for  Shrine  regatta 
held  at  Wash.,  D.  C.  1923-27,  ath.  dir.  Wash. 
Canoe  Club ;  mgr.  Wash.  Canoe  Club  track  and 
wrestling  teams.  1924,  coached  Wash.  Olympic 
canoe  crew,  Paris,  France.  1924-27,  coached 
canoe  crew  for  Middle  States  Canoe  Racing 
Asso.  (crew  won  Dominion  Day  regatta,  Tor- 
onto, Canada,  and  Metropolitan  canoeing  champ, 
at  N.  Y.  for  Thomas  Lipton  trophy,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  of  Lithographic  Sec- 
tion, Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Dept.  Govt. 
War  Service:  Chief  of  lithographic  draftsmen, 
Navy  Dept.,  1917-19.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Amer. 
Soc.  of  Mil.  Engrs. ;  Wash.  Canoe  Club ;  Amer. 
Canoe  Asso. ;  Middle  States  Canoe  Racing  Asso. 
(commodore)  ;  South  Atlantic  Asso.  A.A.U.  (vice- 
pres.).    Hobby:  Athletics.    Married:  Cora  War- 


ner, June  24,  1915.    Office:  Navy  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  3727  T  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WEEKS,  DAVID  FAIRCHILD,  football,  base- 
ball, swimming.  Born:  Newark,  N.  J.,  July  31, 
1874.  Son  of  Henry  Martin  and  Mary  Malonia 
(Fairchild)  Weeks.  Ed.:  Trenton  H.  Sch.;  State 
Normal ;  Univ.  Pa. 

Record:  1892,  won  ocean  swimming  champ. 
(Ocean  Grove,  N.  J.).  1893,  mem.  Trenton  Y. 
M.C.A.  F.B.  team.  1894-96,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
class  F.B.  team  (mgr.,  1895-96).  1896-97,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1898,  coach  Am- 
herst Coll.  F.B.  team ;  coach  Mass.  Agr.  Coll. 
F.B.  team.  1899,  coach  Penn  Charter  Prep.  Sch. 
(Phila.,  Pa.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chief  Ex.  Officer,  N.  J. 
State  Village  for  Epileptics.  War  Service:  Chmn. 
A.R.C.,  Y.M.C.A.,  K.C.  and  Y.M.H.A.  Affiliations: 
Masons;  Kappa  Sigma;  Elks;  Patriotic  Sons  of 
Amer.;  pres.  Kiwanis  C. ;  Phila.  Med.  Club. 
Hobby:  Water  sports.  Married:  Maude  Adele 
Clampett.  Children:  Eleanor,  age  25;  Henry 
Martin,  age  20;  Mary  Fairchild,  age  16.  Office: 
N.  J.  State  Village  for  Epileptics,  Skillman,  N.  J. 

WEEKS,  HENRY  C,  cricket,  swimming, 
baseball.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov.  18,  1883.  Son 
of  Horace  E.  and  Anna  (Conner)  Weeks. 
Ed.:  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa., 
1905. 

Record:  1900,  mem.  Wm.  Penn  Charter  Sch. 
hockey  team.  1901,  capt.  Wm.  Penn  Charter 
Sch.  cricket  team.  1902-04,  mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
cricket  team  (mgr.,  1903-04).  1902-05,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  swimming  team  (capt.  and  I.C. 
champs.,  1905).  1905,  3rd  baseman  and  center- 
fielder,  Univ.  Pa.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Phila.  Stock  Ex- 
change. Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon;  Penn  A.C. ; 
Phila.  Cricket  Club;  Pine  Valley  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Marie  Adams,  1911.  Children: 
Anne  S.,  age  14;  Betty  S.,  age  10.  Office:  1511 
Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  7802  Lincoln 
Drive,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WEEKS,  STEPHEN  MERRILL,  football, 
crew.  Born:  Lawrence,  Mass.,  Dec.  16,  1871. 
Son  of  John  S.  and  Letetia  Merrill.  Ed.:  Tufts 
Coll. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1894-95,  mem.  Tufts  varsity  F.B. 
team.  1897-98,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  crew  (won 
I.C.   champ.,    Saratoga). 

Address:  1429   Spruce   St.,  Philadelphia,   Pa. 

WEGNER,  FRITZ  ROBERT,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball.  Born:  Frankfort,  N.  Y.,  April 
22,  1897.  Son  of  Oscar  and  Anna  (Wolf)  Weg- 
ner.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Cornell  Univ. ;  M.A.,  N.  Y.  State 
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Record:  Mem.  Cornell  Univ.  B.B.  team.  1921, 
mem.  Cornell  Univ.  F.B.  team  (sub.).  1923, 
coach  N.  Y.  State  Coll.  for  Teachers.  Official, 
Coll.  and  H.  Sen.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  games. 
Dir.  playgrounds  and  recreation  (N.  Attleboro, 
Mass.,  and  Albany,  N.  Y.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Principal,  Ithaca  H.  Sch. 
Naval  Service:  Ensign,  pilot,  U.S.N.A.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Ithaca  G.C. ;  Rotary  Club. 
Married:  Martha  Richford,  Aug.  16,  1921.  Chil- 
dren: Joyce,  age  3 ;  Robert,  age  1.  Office:  H. 
Sch.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.  Home:  105  Valentine  St., 
Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

WEIDLEIN,  WILLIAM  DALE,  football,  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Peabody,  Kans ,  Jan.  11,  1892. 
Son  of  John  V.  and  Emma  Belle  (Van  Dyke) 
Weidlein.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Kansas  City, 
Mo.)  ;    B.S.,   Kans.   Univ.,   1915. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Kans.  Univ.  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Kans.  Univ.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Mo.  Valley  champs.).  1914-15,  freshmen 
coach  Univ.  of  Kans.  1915-17,  dir.  of  aths.  and 
coach  Midland  Coll.  (Atchison,  Kans.)  F.B.  and 
Bskt.B.  teams.  1917-18,  regtl.  ath.  officer,  110th 
Engrs.,  35th  Div.  1923-28,  coach  Kans.  State 
Teachers'   Coll.    (Hays)    F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  F.B.  coach  and  professor 
physics,  Kans.  State  Teachers'  Coll.  War  Rec- 
ord: Enlisted  in  Engr.  Regt.,  Kans.  N.G.,  June, 
1917  ;  comn'd  1st  lieut.  Aug.,  1917 ;  served  with 
A.E.F.  Mar.- Aug.,  1918;  comn'd  capt.  Aug., 
1918 ;  in  Training  Regt.,  Camp  Humphreys,  Va., 
Sept.,  1918-Jan.,  1919;  prof.  mil.  sci.  and  tactics 
R.O.T.C,  Rose  Poly.  Inst.,  Feb.,  1919-May,  1920 ; 
honorable  disch.  May,  1920.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso.  Married:  Ruth  R.  Benning, 
Dec.  19,  1917.  Child:  Ruthanna,  age  4.  Ad- 
dress: Hays,  Kans. 

WEILAND,  PALL  H.,  football.  Born:  In- 
dianapolis, Ind.,  Sept.  6,  1895.  Son  of  A.  F.  C. 
and  Sophie  (Horstman)  Weiland.  Ed.:  Manual 
Training  H.  Sch.  (Indianapolis)  ;  A.B.,  Ind. 
Univ.,  1917. 

Record:  1912,  capt.  Easterns,  semi-pro  F.B. 
team  (Indianapolis).  1913,  mem.  Ind.  Univ. 
freshmen  F.B.  team.  1914-16,  mem.  Ind.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team.  1917,  mem.  Camp  Taylor 
(Ky.)  F.B.  team.  1918,  mem.  Campe  De  Souge 
(France)  F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Camp  Grant 
(111.)  F.B.  team.  1920-22,  head  coach  11th 
FA.,  U.S.A.  F.B.  team  (team  tied  for  Scho- 
field  Barracks  champ.,  Hawaii,  1921).  1921, 
head  coach  Army  F.B.  team,  Hawaiian  Islands. 
1921-23,  ath.  dir.  11th  F.A.  1922,  mem.  Army 
F.B.  team,  Hawaiian  Islands.  1923,  boxing 
coach  11th  F.A.  (team  won  Schofield  Barracks 
champ.,  Hawaii).  1924,  ath.  dir.  and  B.B. 
coach  17th  F.A.,  Fort  Bragg,  N.  C.  (B.B.  team 
won  Fort  Bragg  champ.).  1926-27,  mem.  Wis. 
F.B.   Officials'  Asso. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Capt.,  F.A.,  U.S.A. ;  instr. 
in  mil.  sci.  and  tactics,  Univ.  of  Wis.  War 
Record:  First  Training  Camp,  Fort  Harrison, 
Ind.,  as  cadet,  May,  1917,  to  Aug.,  1917 ;  capt. 
F.A.,  Natl.  Army,  Aug.  15,  1917,  to  June  30, 
1920;  capt.  F.A.,  U.S.A.,  July  2,  1920;  com- 
manded Btty.  F.,  327th  FA.  Sept.  3,  1917,  to 
Feb.,  1919;  mem.  A.E.F.  Sept.,  1918,  to  Jan., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Chi  Sigma;  Scabbard 
and  Blade;  "I"  Asso.  (Ind.  Univ.)  ;  Army  A.A. 
Hobby:  Hunting  and  fishing.  Married:  Agnes 
C.  Hansen,  Mar.  31,  1919.  Children:  Arthur 
W.,  age  6 ;  Pauline  M.,  age  4.  Office:  Mil.  Dept., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  1920  Vilas 
Ave.,  Madison,  Wis. 

WEISLOW,  SAUL  CHARLES,  football.  Born: 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Jan.  4,  1908.  Son  of  Geo.  and 
Sarah  (Berger)  Weislow.  Ed.:  Englewood  H. 
Sch. ;   Univ.   Chicago. 

Record :  1921-24,  mem.  Englewood  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1924).  1925,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  Chi- 
cago varsity  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1928).  Mem. 
Natl.  Intersch.  Bskt.B.  and  Track  Comn.,  Univ. 
Chicago. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations::  Pi 
Lambda  Phi ;  Order  of  the  "C" ;  Black  Friars 
Dramatic  Asso  ;  Skull  and  Crescent ;  Iron  Mask  ; 
Owl  and  Serpent.  Hobby:  Coaching  F.B. 
Office:  5310  Univ.  Ave.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  5125 
Greenwood  Ave.,   Chicago,   111. 


WEISS,  HARRY  S.,  baseball,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Mauch  Chunk,  Pa.,  Sept.  14,  1891. 
Son  of  Nevin  and  Louisa  (Mills)  Weiss.  Ed.: 
Girard  Coll.,  1906. 

Record:  1905-06,  mem.  Girard  Coll.  B.B.,  soc- 
cer and  F.B.  teams  (outfielder,  B.B.  team). 
1907-10,  mem.  Scranton  (Pa.)  semi-pro.  B.B. 
team.  1908-10,  mem.  Scranton  semi-pro.  Bskt.B. 
team  (Inter-Cty.  League).  1910-12,  mem. 
Stroudsburg  (Pa.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  team.  1913-15, 
mem.  Foster  (Pa.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  and  Bsiit.B. 
teams.  1916-17,  mem.  Bethlehem  (Pa.)  semi- 
pro.  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1917-27,  mem. 
Endicott  (N.  Y.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  team.  Central 
Bd.  F.B.,   Bskt.B.  and  B.B.   official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Tanner.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons ;  Endicott  A.A. ;  Endicott  Johnson  A.A. ; 
13th  Regt.  A.A. ;  Scranton  A.C.  Married:  Hulda 
Case,  June  26,  1912.  Children:  Leroy,  age  14; 
Anna,  age  12 ;  Nevin,  age  10 ;  Kendle,  age  5 ; 
Margaret,  age  2.  Office:  C/o  Endicott  Johnson, 
Endicott,  N.  Y.  Home:  407  Vestal  Ave.,  Endicott, 
N.  Y. 


WEISS,  WALTER,  captain  Iowa  State  Col- 
lege football  team,  1927.  Born:  Denison,  la., 
Aug.  9,  1904.    Son  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Jacob  Weiss. 


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Ed.:  Denison   H.   Sch.;   B.S.,   Iowa   State   Coll., 
1928. 

Record^  1920-23,  mem.  Denison  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt,  1922).  1923,  All-State  F.B.  champs. 
1921-23,  mem.  Denison  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team; 
won  Dist.  tournament.  1925,  mem.  la.  State  Coll. 
scrub  F.B.  team.  1926-27,  mem.  la.  State  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (capt,  1927).  1927,  picked  on  All- 
Mo.  Valley  F.B.  team  as  q.b.  and  capt. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Pres., 
Sigma  Chi;  Double  "A";  "D"  Club.  Hobby: 
Football.    Address:  Denison,  la. 

WELCH,  TOM  H.,  football.  Born:  Minn., 
Apr.  21,  1887.  Son  of  Ernest  L.  and  Jennie 
(How)  Welch.  Ed.:  Shattuck  Mil.  Sch.,  1906; 
Princeton,  1910. 

Record :  1902-05,  mem.  Shattuck  Mil.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  1906,  mem.  Princeton  freshman  F.B.  team. 
1907-09,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Grain  merchant,  Kellogg 
Comm.  Co.  Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Frances 
Young,  1910.  Children:  Jane  S.,  age  12 ;  Tom, 
EL,  Jr.,  age  9.  Office:  7  Flour  Exchange.  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  501  Forest  Ave.,  Minne- 
apolis,  Minn. 

WELLER,  MILO  JAMES,  JR.,  Stanford  track 
team  (capt.,  1905).  Born:  Athens,  Pa.,  Apr.  13, 
1882.  Son  of  Milo  James  and  Martha  Ann  (Hos- 
kins)  Weller.  Ed.:  Ft.  Bragg  (Cal.)  Grammar 
Sch.;  Ukiah  (Cal.)  H.  Sch.;  Stanford,  1907. 

Record:  1898-1902,  mem.  Ukiah  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (estab.  record,  Amateur  Ath.  League,  low 
hurdles,  27  1-5  sees. ;  winners  A.A.L.  champ, 
all  4  yrs. ;  capt.,  1902).  1902-05,  mem.  Stanford 
track  team  (capt.,  1905).  1903-04,  mem.  Stan- 
ford F.B.  team  (undefeated;  winners  of  Conf.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Rancher,  fruit  and  chickens. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  319th  Engrs.,  Jan.,  1918; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  comnd.  corpl.,  Master  Engr.,  1st 
Lt. ;  disch.,  Sept.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Delta  Up- 
silon ;  Amer.  Legion.  Hobby:  Chicken  raising. 
Married:  Dorothy  Waugh,  Sept.  13,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Theodore  Gorton,  age  7;  Martha  Ann, 
age  3.   Address:  Route  1,  Box  136,  Turlock,  Cal. 

WELLES,  EDWARD  RANDOLPH,  capt., 
Princeton  cross-country  team.  Born:  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  Apr.  20,  1907.  Son  of  Rev.  Samuel  Gard- 
ner and  Mabel  (De  Geer)  Welles.  Ed.:  Trenton 
Jr.  H.  Sch.  (Trenton,  N.  J.3,  1920;  Kent  Prep. 
Sch.  (Kent,  Conn.),  1924;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1928. 

Record:  1924,  started  running  summer  for 
Trenton  Times  Ath.  Asso. ;  capt.  Princeton  fresh- 
man cross-country  team ;  won  Princeton-Yale 
freshman  cross-country  race.  1925,  mem.  Prince- 
ton freshman  champ,  track  team  in  spring ;  in- 
signia as  mem.  varsity  cross-country  team.  1926, 
mem.    varsity   track    team ;    won   mile   race   in 


Princeton- Yale  meet ;  won  two-mile  race  in 
Calif  .-Princeton  track  meet ;  traveled  to  Europe 
with  Princeton-Cornell  combined  track  team ; 
ran  in  two-mile  race  against  Oxford-Cambridge ; 
Princeton  cross-country  champ.  1927,  capt.  var- 
sity cross-country  team ;  capt.  varsity  cross- 
country team  (undefeated  in  dual  meet  com- 
petition) ;  broke  record  for  Princeton  cross- 
country course,  won  Yale-Princeton  cross-coun- 
try race  at  New  Haven  (breaking  Yale  course 
by  several  sees.).  1928,  mem.  varsity  track  team. 
Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Mil.  Service:  N. 
J.  Natl.  Guard  (not  in  active  service)  ;  155th 
Hosp.  Co.,  119th  Med.  Regt.  Affiliations:  Trenton 
Times  Ath.  Asso.  (Trenton,  N.  J.)  ;  Newark 
Ath.  Asso.  (Newark,  N.  J.)  ;  Princeton  Ath. 
Asso.;  Arbor  Inn  Club  (Princeton);  Toe  H. 
in  Amer.-Princeton  Correspondent ;  Varsity  Club 
of  Princeton.  Hobby:  Travel  and  writing  books. 
Home:  104  Woodside  Ave.,  Trenton,  N.  J. 

WELLS,  CARL  E.,  baseball  and  golf.  Born: 
Feb.  28,  1888.  Son  of  William  R.  and  Delia 
(May)  Wells.  Ed.:  Manual  Training  H.  Sch. 
(Kans.  City,  Mo.). 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Kans.  City  Manual 
Training  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team.  1906-09,  played 
semi-pro.  B.B.  in  Kans.  City,  Mo.  Officiated 
semi-pro.  B.B.,  Kans.  City,  Mo.  1912,  competed 
in  Mo.  State  golf  tournament  (St.  Joseph,  Mo.). 
1913-15,  competed  in  Kans.  City  golf  tourna- 
ment. 1921.  medalist  and  runner-up  Okla.  State 
golf  tournament;  holder  of  Okla.  City  G.  and 
C.C.  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Affiliations: 
Pres.,  Okla.  City  Credit  Men's  Asso.;  Mason; 
Shriner;  sec.-treas.,  Okla.  City  G.  and  C.C. 
Hobby  Golf.  Married:  Ethel  Bone,  Oct.  12,  1910. 
Children:  Carl  Robert,  age  3.  Office:  12  W.  Main 
St.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  701  E.  16th  St., 
Okla.  City,  Okla. 

WELLS,  EBER  MONTGOMERY,  45  and  60 

high  hurdles  world  record  holder  and  I.C.A.A. 
A  A  indoor  and  outdoor  high  hurdles  cham- 
pion 1927.  Born:  Lynn,  Mass.,  Mar.  22,  1906. 
Sow'  of  Eber  I.  and  Lillian  (Montgomery) 
Wells.  Ed.:  Winthrop  H.  Sch.;  B.S.,  Dart- 
mouth Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Winthrop  H.  Sch.  track  team. 
19°4  Mass  indoor  and  outdoor  hurdle  and  nigh 
jump  champ,  and  record  holder.  1926,  won  New 
Eng  AA.U.  high  hurdles  champ.  Capt.  Dart- 
mouth Coll.  track  team.  1927,  6  times  broke 
world's  record  of  6's  in  45  high  hurdles,  making 
5  4-5  sec.  each  time;  twice  equaled  world's  rec- 
ord of  7  3-5  sec.  in  60  high  hurdles ;  indoor  and 
outdoor  I.C.A.A.A.A.  high  hurdles  champ.;  3rd 
place  outdoor  I.CA.A.A.A.  low  hurdles  champ. 
1927-28,  New  England  A.A.U.  indoor  and  out- 
door high  hurdles  champ.  Boston  A. A.  track 
team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Sigma  Kappa ;  pres.  Kappa  Phi  Kappa ;  Green 
Key  (Junior  Soc.)  ;  Casque  and  Gauntlet 
(Senior  Soc);  Boston  A.A. ;  Oak  Bluffs  C.C. 
Hob  by  .-Athletics.  School:  Casque  and  Gauntlet, 
Hanover,  N.  H.  Home:  18  Prescott  St.,  Win- 
throp,   Mass. 

WELLS,  ETHEL  B.,  golf.  Born:  Kansas 
City,  Mo.,  Mar.  15,  1889.  Daughter  of  David  K. 
and  Marian  (Rainy)  Bone.  Ed.:  Manual  Train- 
ing H.  Sen.  (Kansas  City)  ;  Cen.  H.  Sen.,  1907. 

Record:  1912,  won  Milburn  G.C.  champ.,  Kan- 
sas City.  1913,  played  Kansas  City  tourn.  1913- 
14,  played  Mo.  State  tourn.  1919,  medalist  and 
runner-up  Okla.  State  tourn.  1921,  won  champ. 
Okla.  City  Golf  and  C.C.  tourn. ;  won  Okla.  City 
champ. ;  won  State  champ.,  Okla.  1922,  won 
Okla.  City  champ.  1924,  played  Women's  South, 
tourn.  Fort  Worth.  1927,  won  City  Medal  champ. 

Clubs:  Oklahoma  City  G.  and  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Carl  Wells,  Oct.  12,  1910.  Chil- 
dren: Carl  Robert,  age  3.  Address:  701  E.  16th 
St.,  Oklahoma  City,  Okla. 

WELLS,  JOSEPH  MAHAN,  golf.  Born: 
Steubenville,  Ohio,  April  6,  1889.  Son  of  W. 
Edwin  and  Elizabeth  B.  (Mahan)  Wells.  Ed.: 
Andover  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Bethany  Coll. ;  Yale. 

Record:  1914-17-20,  runner  up,  W.  Va.  State 
Amateur  Golf  champ.  1921-23,  Natl  Ama- 
teur Golf  champ.,  qualified,  1921 ;  lost  in  play- 
off for  qualification,  1922 ;  qualified  and  reached 
last  8,  1923.  1922-26,  Ohio  State  Amateur 
Golf  champ.,  winner,  1922  and  24;  medal- 
ist and  semi-finalist,  1923;  runner-up,  1925-26. 
1923,  won  Northwest.  Pa.  Amateur  Golf  champ. 
1923-24,  capt.  Ohio  State  Golf  team  in  matches 
vs.  West.  Pa.  1924-25,  won  Allegheny  C.C.  In- 
vitation Golf  tourn. ;  semi-finalist  West.  Ama- 
teur Golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Supt.  Homer  Laughlin 
China  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  May  15,  1918; 
comn'd  2nd  lieut.  P.A. ;  discharged  Dec.  21, 
1918.  Affiliations:  Pres.  U.  S.  Potters'  Asso. ; 
dir.  Homer  Laughlin  China  Co. ;  pres.  Lawrence 
Cooperage  Co.;  Sigma  Nu;  Elks;  Masons; 
Natl.  Ceramic  Soc;  Y.M.C.A.;  A. A.A.  Clubs: 
East  Liverpool  C.C;  Youngstown  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf,  bowling.  Married:  Fern  Hanna,  Aug.  21, 
1912.  Children:  Virginia  Rose,  age  14;  Joseph 
Mahan,  Jr.,  age  12.  Office:  Box  78,  East  Liver- 
pool, Ohio.    Home:  Newell,  W.  Va. 


WELLS,  KENNETH  ROBERT,  basketball. 
Bom:  Breckenridge,  Minn.,  Mar.  15,  1904.  Son 
of  Robert  J.  and  Sadie  E.  (Langford)  Wells. 
Ed.:  East  H.  Sch.,  1922;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1927. 

Record. :  1921,  mgr.  East  H.  Sch.  F.B.  team 
(Minneapolis    champs.).      1924-26,    asst.    mgr. 


ath.   ticket    sales,    Univ.    of   Minn.      1926,    mgr. 
Univ.  of  Minn.  Bskt.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  credit  mgr.,  B.  F. 
Goodrich  Rubber  Co.  Affiliation:  Theta  Xi. 
Office:  618  Stinson  Blvd.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Home:  519  Tenth  Ave.  S.  E.,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

WELLS,  LESLIE  R.,  captain  Ohio  State  Uni- 
versity football  team,  1910.  Born:  Troy,  Ohio, 
May  28,  1888.  Son  of  Walter  G.  and  Eureka 
(Eickmyer)  Wells.  Ed.:  Cer.E.,  Ohio  State 
Univ.,   1912. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1910;  mem.  All-Ohio  Coll.  F.B. 
team,  1909-10).  1910-12,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ. 
B.B.  team.  1911,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Ohio  State 
Univ.  1912-28,  Ohio  Conf.  F.B.  Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.,  Internatl.  Der- 
rick and  Equipment  Co.  Govt.  War  Service: 
Bureau  of  Aircraft  Production,  Finance  Div., 
War  Dept.,  Dist.  Office,  Dayton,  Ohio,  until  Apr., 
1919.  Affiliations:  Sec.-treas.,  Columbus  Ma- 
chine Co. ;  Columbus  A.C. ;  Ohio  State  Univ. 
Faculty  Club ;  Young  Business  Men's  Club. 
Married:  Ona  Menefee,  Nov.  27,  1915.  Children: 
Robert  M.,  age  10;  Richard  L.,  age  6;  Margaret 
Ann,  age  3.  Office:  Mich.  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Home:  2501  Fair  Ave.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

WELLS,  LEWIS  S.,  football,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball and,  rowing.  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  1, 
1868.  Son  of  Lewis  S.  and  Annie  (Thropp) 
Wells.  Ed.:  St.  James  Prep.  Sch.;  Media  (Pa.) 
Acad.;  A.B.,   Lafayette  Coll.,   1890. 

Record:  1883-86,  mem.  St.  James  Prep.  Sch. 
and  Media  Acad.  B.B.  and  tennis  teams  (capt., 
St.  James  B.B.  team,  1884 ;  capt.  Media  Acad. 
B.B.  team,  1886).  1887-90,  mem.  Lafayette 
Coll.  B.B.  and  F.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1889-90). 
1890-96,  capt.  Columbia  A.C.  B.B.  team.  1890- 
97,  capt.  Columbia  A.C.  F.B.  team.  1891-93, 
mem.  Columbia  A.C.  Bskt.B.  team.  1895-96,  mem. 
Columbia  A.C.  crew.  1896,  asst.  F.B.  coach,  La- 
fayette Coll.  (Yost  and  Rhinehardt  were  mems. 
of  the  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker,  Amer.  Security  and 
Trust  Co.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Chi  Phi;  Theta 
Nu  Epsilon.  Hobby:  Sports  of  all  kinds.  Mar- 
ried: Grace  Louise  Carroll,  Sept.  10,  1923. 
Office:  15th  and  Pa.  Ave.,  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  Apt.  402,  Rodman  Apts.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WELLS,  NORMAN  BERNARD,  football,  bas- 
ketball, baseball,  track.  Born:  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich.,  Dec.  13,   1903.     Son  of  J.  H.  and  Dora 

(Jones)  Wells.    Ed.:  Lincoln  Univ. 

Record:  Capt.  Jefferson  City  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (Mo.  Valley  Conf.  champs.,  1923-24). 
1925-27,  mem.  Lincoln  Univ.  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and 
track  teams.  1927-28,  capt.  Lincoln  Univ.  F.B. 
team ;  Mgr.  Lincoln  Univ.  tennis  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation.  Student.  Affiliations:  Omega 
Psi  Phi;  Elks;  Y.M.C.A.  (pres.,  1927-28);  Beta 
Kappa  Xi ;  Lincoln  Univ.  Varsity  C. ;  DuBoix 
Club  on  Scientific  Research.  Hobby:  Pinochle 
and  hunting.,  Address:  654  Dubois  St.,  Detroit, 
Mich. 


WELLS,  TOM,  originator  of  golf  schools. 
Born:  Stranraer,  Scotland,  Sept.  16,  1868.  Son 
of  James  and  Jean  (Stewart)  "Wells.  Ed.:  Kil- 
marnoch  Sch. ;  Christ  Church  Sch.  (Carlisle, 
Eng.). 

Record:  1898,  estabd.  golf  sch.  in  N.  Y.  C. 
(first  man  to  estab.  golf  schs.  in  the  world). 
Operated  a  golf  sch.  at  Palm  Beach,  Fla.,  teach- 
ing many  of  the  most  prominent  people  in  the 
country.  Employed  as  instrs.  the  most  promi- 
nent pro.  golfers  in  U.  S.  1898-1928,  turned  out 
more  finished  golfers  than  any  other  golf  sch. 
in  the  world.  1927,  toured  the  Adirondacks  and 
New  Eng.  States  lecturing  on  golf.  1928.  owner 
and  dir.  of  largest  golf  sch.  in  the  world,  89th 
St.  and  Broadway,  N.  Y.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Tom  Wells  Golf  Sch. 
Affiliations:  Shriner;  Hotel  Men's  Asso.  of  Palm 
Beach  ;  Queens  Valley  C.C.  Married:  Mary  E. 
Telfer,  Sept.  13,  1896.  Children:  Olive,  age  29; 
Alice,  aget  27;  James,  age  27;  Miriam,  age  24; 
Grace,  age  18.  Office:  2248  Broadway.  N.  Y.  C, 
N.  Y.   Home:  198  Hillside  Ave.,  Leonia,  N.  J. 

WENTWORTH,  LLOYD  JUSTIN,  Michigan 
baseball  team,  1894.  Born:  Vassar,  Mich.,  Oct. 
24,  1872.  Son  of  Justin  and  Sophronia  (Merrill) 
Wentworth.    Ed.:  B.L.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1894. 

Record:  1894,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation :  Lumber.  Affiliations:  Mult- 
nomah A.A.C.  Portland  Ore.;  Univ.  Club; 
Irvington  Club;  Press  Club;  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce; N.A.  Club.  Married:  Imogene  Stuart, 
1904.  Children:  Anne,  age  21;  Imogene,  age  17; 
Janet  Stuart,  age  16;  Justin  2nd,  age  7.  Office: 
Lumberman's  Bldg.,  Portland,  Ore.  Home:  800 
Hancock,  Portland,  Ore. 


WENTZ,  CLARENCE  ARTHUR,  gym.  Born: 
Elmore.  Minn..  Sept.  12,  1903.  Son  of  Joseph 
F.  and  Doris  S.  (Friedman)  "Wentz.  Ed.:  B.S., 
C.E.,  Univ.  of  Minn.,  1927. 

Record:  1926-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  gym. 
team  (won  2  letters  in  Conf.  Gym.  competi- 
tion). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Theta  Tau ;  Chi  Epsilon.  Office:  The  Pitometer 
Co.,  50  Church  St.,  New  York,  N.  Y.  Home: 
Elmore,  Minn. 

WENZEL,  WILLIAM  JOHN,  track.  Born: 
Waterbury,  Conn.,  Dec.  25,  1905.    Son  of  Louis 


Chas.  and  Margaret  K.  (Lotz)  Wenzel.  Ed.: 
Woodbury  H.  Sch.  (Conn.);  Cornell  Univ.; 
Harvard  Dental  Sch. 

Record:  1926,  mem.  Harvard  Dental  Sch. 
track  team ;  runner-up  35  lb.  weight  throw, 
Yale-Cornell  track  meet ;  runner-up  16  lb.  ham- 
mer throw,  M.I.T.-Cornell  meet;  won  3rd  place 
16  lb.  hammer  throw,  Penn-Cornell  track  meet ; 
won  4th  place  16  lb.  hammer  throw,  I.C.A.A.A.A. 
meet  (Cambridge,  Mass.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Theta 
Chi ;  Psi  Omega ;  Cornell  Univ.  A.A.  Hobby: 
Music  (piano).  Pres.  Address:  Harvard  Dental 
Sch.,  Boston,  Mass.    Home:  Woodbury,  Conn. 

WERNEKEN,  FRANK  EVERTS,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Nov.  4,  1884. 
Son  of  Francis  Stevens  and  Helen  (Scott)  Wer- 
neken.  Ed.:  Detroit  Sch.  for  Boys;  Detroit 
Univ.  Sch. ;  Ph.B.,  Yale. 

Record:  1901-04,  mem.  Detroit  Univ.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  F.B.  and  B.B.,  1904). 
1904,  mem.  Detroit  Univ.  Sch.  track  team.  1904- 
05,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  squad.  1906.  mem.  Yale  var- 
sity F.B.  team.    1906-07,  mem.  Yale  B.B.  squad. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Life  Ins.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lt,  Air  Service,  U.  S.  Army,  Sept.  27,  1917  to 
Feb.  12,  1919:  discharged.  Hoboken,  N.  J. 
Affiliations:  Mich.  Yale  Alumni  Asso.  (Pres., 
1926-27)  ;  Univ.  Club  (Detroit,  Mich.)  ;  Detroit 
C.C;  Yale  Engr.  Soc. ;  Y.M.C.A.  (exec,  com.); 
Cadillac  A.C.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Frances  Russel,  June  12,  1913.  Children: 
Frank  E.,  Jr.,  age  13;  Martha  Wells,  age  11; 
Albert  Russel,  age  9.  Office:  4-218  Gen.  Motors 
Bldg.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  Wing  Lake,  Bir- 
mingham, Mich. 

WERNER,  CHARLES  DUNLAP,  Natl.  A.A.U. 

high  hurdle  champ.  Born:  Chicago,  111..  Jan. 
14,  1905.  Son  of  Chas.  and  Esther  (Dunlap) 
Werner.    Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  111.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Univ.  111.  track  team, 
(Big  Ten  Conf.  indoor  high  hurdles  champs., 
1926;  won  high  hurdles.  111.  Relays,  1926;  Natl. 
A.A.U.  Sr.  outdoor  high  hurdle  champ.,  1927). 
Holder  of  following  world's  records :  1926,  won 
Big  Ten  Conf.  60  yd.  high  hurdles,  indoor  dirt 
track  (time.  7  5/10  sees.);  mem.  medley  relay 
team  (two  220s  and  two  440s)  which  made 
world's  record  in  N.  Y.  1926-27,  point  winner, 
Natl.  A.A.U.  outdoor  champ,  team  (111.  A.C.)  ; 
won  111.  Relays  75  yd.  high  hurdle  meet,  indoor 
dirt  track  (time  9  2/5  sees.).  1927,  won  50  and 
60  yd.  low  hurdles,  indoor  board  track,  N.  Y. 
(time  61/5  and  7  sees.,  respectively)  ;  holder, 
Natl.  A.A.U.  120  yds.  high  hurdle  record,  Lin- 
coln, Nebr.  (time,  14  3/5  sees.).  1928.  point 
winner,  Natl,  indoor  A.A.U.  champ,  track  team 
(111.  A.C);  mem.  Natl,  indoor  17/8  mi.  relay 
champ,  team   (N.  Y.). 


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WHO'S     WHO      IN      AMERICAN      SPORTS 


Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  Univ.  111.  Relay  Car- 
nival. Affiliations:  Tau  Delta  Tau;  111.  A.C. 
Hobby:  Athletics  and  especially  track.  Office: 
202  E.  Green  St.,  Champaign,  111.  Home:  4846 
Jackson  Blvd.,  Chicago,  111. 

WERNER,  EDWARD  A.,  director  physical 
education  and  football  coach,  Riverside  High 
School.  Born:  Hanover,  Kans.,  Feb.  9,  1882. 
Son  of  Jacob  C.  and  Catherine  (Denker)  Wer- 
ner. Ed.:  Springfield  Coll.,  1907;  B.S.,  Otter- 
bein  Univ.,  1909. 

Record:  1905,  dir.  Bel- Air  Summer  Camp  for 
Boys,  Baltimore,  Md.  1906,  life  saver  and  swim- 
ming teacher,  Municipal  Bathing  Beach,  Spring- 
field, Mass.  1906-07,  mem.  Springfield  Coll.  F.B. 
team.  1907-09,  head  coach  and  dir.,  dept.  phys. 
ed.  and  aths.,  Otterbein  Univ.,  Westerville,  Ohio. 
1909,  gen.  supervisor  of  playground  system,  Co- 
lumbus, Ohio  (during  summer).  1909-11,  head 
coach  and  dir.,  dept.  of  phys.  ed.  and  aths., 
Trinity  Univ.,  Waxahachie,  Tex.  1911-14,  gen. 
supervisor,  Dallas  municipal  playground  and  re- 
creation system,  Dallas,  Tex.  1914-16,  head 
coach  and  dir.,  dept.  of  phys.  ed.  and  aths., 
Trinity  Univ.  1916-18,  dir.  phys.  ed.,  Houghton 
H.Sch.  and  supervisor  of  phys.  ed.  in  the  grade 
schs.,  Houghton,  Mich.  1918-28,  dir.  phys.  ed. 
and  F.B.  coach,  Riverside  H.Sch.,  Milwaukee, 
Wis. ;  asst.  supervisor  of  Milwaukee  public  sum- 
mer playgrounds.  As  a  mem.  Wis.  Officials 
Federation,  has  officiated  in  over  one  hundred 
F.B.  games  alone. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Teacher  of  phys.  ed.  and 
coach.  Affiliations:  Elks  Club ;  Mason ;  Wis. 
Fed.  of  Ath.  Officials.  Hobby:  Study  of  occult 
sciences,  astrology,  theosophy,  mucusless  diet- 
ing, magic  and  tricks.  Children:  Evelyn  Lucill, 
age  18 ;  Carl  Harris,  age  16.  Address:  Otterbein 
Univ.,  Westerville,  Ohio. 


WERT,  JAMES  E.,  football,  basketball  and 
baseball.  Born:  Pleasantville.  Ohio,  Feb.  9,  1894. 
Son  of  Thomas  J.  and  Eva  (Hawk)  Wert.  Ed.: 
West  Lafayette,  Ohio,  Coll.;  B.S.,  Adrain  Coll. 
(Mich.),  1915. 

Record:  Mem.  Adrain  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  and 
B.B.  teams  for  three  yrs.    1918-28,  F.B.  official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.,  The  Rogers  Teachers 
Agency.  Affiliations:  Mason ;  Univ.  Club  (Co- 
lumbus, Ohio);  Ohio  Asso.  of  F.B.  Officials; 
Ohio  Conf.  Officials.  Hobby:  Bridge.  Married: 
Lucile  Moeser.  Children:  Joan,  age  6.  Office: 
22  E.  Gay  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio.  Home:  35  Hia- 
watha Ave.,  Westerville,  Ohio. 


WESBROOK,  WALTER  KENNETH,  tennis 
and  track.  Born:  Marine  City,  Mich.,  June  6, 
1898.  Son  of  Eugene  Harry  and  Susan  (Huse) 
Wesbrook.    Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich..  1922. 


Record:  1915,  won  Detroit  H.  Schs.  tennis 
champ.  1916-17-18-21,  won  Detroit  City  tennis 
champ,  (singles  and  doubles).  1918,  won  New. 
Eng.  States  tennis  champ,  (singles  and  dou- 
bles) ;  won  West.  Mich,  tennis  champ,  (singles 
and  doubles).  1918-20-22-23,  won  Mich.  State 
singles  champ.  1919-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich, 
varsity  track  and  tennis  teams  (track  team  won 
West.  Conf.  champ.,  1919;  won  111.  Indoor  Re- 
lay Carnival,  pole  vault,  12  ft.  3  in.,  1921 ;  won 
West  Conf.  tennis  champ.,  singles  and  doubles, 
1919,  singles,  1920).  1922,  won  Sherwood  ten- 
nis trophy  at  Chicago,  111.;  won  Cleveland  City 
tennis  champ,  (singles  and  doubles)  ;  won  Ohio 
State  doubles  champ.  1923,  won  West,  open 
tennis  champ.;  won  Sherwood  tennis  trophy  at 
Chicago,  111.  1924,  won  Los  Angeles  Co.  tennis 
champ.;  defeated  Tilden  and  Richards  in  East 
West  doubles  match.  1925,  won  Natl,  clay  court 
doubles  champ.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. ;  won  Wis.  State 
doubles  and  West  doubles  champs.  1926,  won 
South.  Calif,  mid-winter  singles  tournament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  tennis  player.  Naval 
Service:  Univ.  of  Mich.  Naval  Training  Station. 
Affiliations:  Michigamma  (Univ.  of  Mich.)  ;  Mid- 
wick  C.C.  Married:  Nina  Yost,  July  22,  1925. 
Children:  Elizabeth  Jean,  infant.  Office:  Mid- 
wick  C.C,  Monterey  Park,  Calif.  Home:  1515 
S.  7th  St.,  Alhambra,  Calif. 

WESSMANN,  ROBERT  HARVIE,  lacrosse, 
tennis,  soccer.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  June  16, 
1896.  Son  of  Alfred  C.  and  Maud  M.  (MaDan) 
Wessmann.  Ed.:  Brooklyn  Manual  Training  H. 
Sch.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Pa. 

Record:  1909-13,  mem.  manual  training  H. 
Sch.  lacrosse  and  tennis  teams  (Inter-Sch.  la- 
crosse champs.).  1913-17,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  la- 
crosse team.  1915-16.  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  soccer 
team  (I.  C.  champs.,  1916).  1917,  mem.  Univ. 
Pa.  tennis  team.  1922-23,  mem.  Englewiood 
Field  Club  soccer  team  (capt.,  1923).  1923, 
mem.  Bayside  Tennis  Club  team  (Queensboro 
league  champs.).  1927,  mem.  Flushing  Lacrosse 
Club  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  J.  F.  Tapley  Co.  War 
Record:  Enlisted  in  U.S.A.,  May,  1917;  Comn'd. 
2nd  Lt,  Ord.  Res.  Corp,  May,  1917;  Armament 
Officer,  50th  Aero  Squadron  A.E.F. ;  hon.  disch. 
Feb.,  1919.  Club:  Oakland  G.C.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  book  collecting.  Married:  Ruth  Eleanor 
Winkler,  Sept.  12,  1917.  Children:  Robt.  H., 
Jr.,  age  9 ;  Ruth  E.,  age  8.  Office:  Metropolitan 
Bldg.,  Long  Island  City,  N.  Y.  Home:  84  Rem- 
sen  Lane,  Floral  Park,  L.  I.,  N.  Y. 

WEST,  BRUCE  A.,  football.  Born:  Bridge- 
water,  Vt,  Apr.  6,  1899.  Son  of  R.  Bruce  and 
Jessie  (Kirkland)  West.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Coe  Coll., 
1922. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  freshmen  F.B. 
team.     1917,   mem.   Battery   E.,   126   F.A.   F.B. 


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team.  1918,  mem.  Battery  C.,  101  F.A.  F.B. 
team  and  101st  Regt.  F.B.  team.  1919-22,  mem. 
Coe  Coll.  varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams 
(All  State  tackle,  1920-22;  F.B.  Capt,  1921; 
estab.  Mid-West,  record  in  shotput). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  War  Record:  En- 
listed in  F.A.,  Apr.,  1917,  located  at  Deming, 
N.  M.,  for  training  purposes;  transferred  to  J. 
A.R.D.,  June,  1918;  served  in  A.E.F.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Consistory;  Elks;  A.L. ;  Lion's 
Club ;  Dir.,  Internat.  C.  Married:  Edna  May 
Haynes,  June  25,  1924.  Children:  Allane,  age 
2;  Douglas  Bruce,  infant.  Office:  2nd  Ave.  and 
2nd  St.,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa.  Home:  2327  D 
Ave.,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa. 

WEST,  CHARLES  A.,  athletic  director,  South 
Dakota  State  College,  1919-28.  Born:  Cherokee, 
la.,  Mar.  13,  1890.  Son  of  John  Benjamin  and 
Ida  (Dolph)  West  .  Ed.:  B.S.,  Coe  Coll.,  1914; 
Univ.  111. ;  Univ.  Notre  Dame. 

Record:  1907-09,  mem.  Cherokee  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1909-14,  mem.  Coe  Coll.  F.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.).  Held  Coll.  and  State 
low  hurdles  records ;  mem.  Coe  Coll.  record  y2 
mile  relay  team.  1914-18,  coach.  Mason  City  H. 
Sch.  (State  F.B.  champs.,  1917;  State  track 
champs..  1918).  1915-17,  mem.  111.  A.C.  track 
team  (40  yd.  dash  and  50  yd.  low  hurdle).  1919- 
28,  ath.  dir.,  S.  Dak.  State  Coll.  (F.B.  team  un- 
defeated, 1926).  1921,  organizer,  N.  Cen.  I.C. 
Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Affiliations:  Natl. 
F.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ;  Natl.  Bskt.B.  Coaches'  Asso. ; 
Rotary  Club.  Hobby:  Golf,  hunting  and  fishing. 
Harried:  Harriet  Nelson,  July  16,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Jack  Nelson,  age  10;  Barbara  Ann.  age  8. 
Address:  Univ.  of  N.  Dak.,  Grand  Forks,  N.  Dak. 

WEST,  FRANK  C,  Univ.  of  Mich,  basketball 
and  track  teams.  Born:  Fredonia,  N.  Y.,  Aug. 
27,  1888.  Son  of  Solon  B.  and  Nancy  (Randall) 
West.     Ed.:  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1909. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Fredonia  Normal  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Mich.  1st  Vars.  Bskt.B.  team.  1909,  mem. 
Univ.  of  Mich,  track  and  4-mi.  relay  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  and  Structural  De- 
signing Engineer.  Married:  Ruth  Conger,  June 
23,  1921.  Children:  Martha  C,  age  4.  Address: 
95  Buckingham  Rd.,  Rocky  River  Station,  Cleve- 
land, O. 

WEST,  SAMUEL,  pro.  baseball.  Born:  Long- 
view,  Tex.,  Oct.  5,  1904.  Son  of  Ardie  and  Dora 
(Ray)  West.    Ed.:  Rochester  H.  Sch. 

Record :  1920-21,  mem.  Rochester  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Roswell 
(N.  M.)  pro.  B.B.  Club  (Pecos  Valley  league). 
1924-25,  mem.  Sulphur  Springs  (Tex.)  pro.  B.B. 


Club.  1926,  mem.  Birmingham  pro.  B.B.  Club 
(South,  league).  1927-28,  outfielder,  Washing- 
ton "Senators"  pro.  B.B.  team  (Amer.  league). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Office: 
Griffith  Stadium,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
Rochester,  Tex. 

WETTER,  CHARLES  HART,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball.  Born:  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  Apr. 
21,  1889.  Son  of  Chas.  Griswold  and  Anna 
(Lenny)  Wetter.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Swarthmore  Coll., 
1909;  LL.B.,  Univ.  Pa.  Law  Sch.,  1912. 

Record:  Mem.  Swarthmore  Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  1909).  Mem.  Univ.  Pa. 
freshmen  and  scrub  F.B.  teams.  1911-12,  mem. 
Univ.  Pa.  B.B.  team.  1913-28,  Cen.  Bd.  F.B. 
Official. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  Trust  and  Title 
Officer,  Penn  Colony  Trust  Co.  War  Record: 
In  1st  Troop,  Phila.  City  Cavalry,  June,  1916- 
May,  1917 ;  with  312th  F.A..  Ft.  Niagara  Train- 
ing Camp;  served  in  A.E.F.,  Jan.,  1918- Aug., 
1919 ;  Promoted  to  Capt. ;  hon.  disch.,  Feb.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Union  League;  Merion  Cricket  O. 
Hobby:  Tennis  and  squash  racquets.  Married: 
Helen  Fitzgerald.  Office:  4015  Walnut  St., 
Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  616  Pembroke,  Bryn  Mawr, 
Pa. 

WHALEN,  JOHN  J.,  JR.,  bowling  and  bas- 
ketball. Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  1,  1906.  Son 
of  James  J.  and  Elizabeth  (McGuire)  Whalen. 
Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.,  1918. 

Record:  1916,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team  (runners-up  in  Inter-Sch.  tourney).  1924- 
28,  mem.  D.  C.  Bowlers  League  (won  all-events 
tourney,  Baltimore,  Md.,  1926;  runner-up  in 
singles  tourney.  D.  C.  League,  1926,  score,  405; 
high  average  in  D.  C.  League  for  1927;  high 
score  for  15  games,  399). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Houseman,  Convention  Hall 
Bowling  Alleys.  Wash.,  D.  C.  Affiliations:  D.  C 
Bowling  League ;  A.C.  Bowling  League.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  5th  and  L  Sts.  N.  W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.    Home:  221  14th  St.  N.  E.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WHALEN,  WALTER  LEO,  Amer.  high  jump 
champ.,  1919  and  1920.  Born:  Boston,  Mass., 
Feb.  14,  1898.  Son  of  James  P.  and  Anna  (Rear- 
don)  Whalen.  Ed.:  Exeter  Acad. ;  Dean  Acad. ; 
Harvard. 

Record:  1916,  Amer.  schoolboy  high  jump 
champ.  1917,  world's  record,  Amer.  schoolboy 
high  jump  champ.,  6  ft.  2y2  in.  1918-20, 
N.E.A.A.U.  high  jump  champ.  1919,  Amer. 
Indoor  Jr.  and  Sr.  A.A.U.  champ.  1920,  Sr. 
Amer.  Indoor  champ.,  6  ft.,  3%  ins. ;  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  team,  Antwerp,  Belgium  (placed  win- 
ner, high  jump,  7th  Olympiad). 


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WHO'S     WHO      IN      AMERICAN      SPORTS 


Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  Broker.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted,  U.S.N.R.F.  (Harvard  Unit)  ; 
discharged,  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Boston 
A.A. ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Bala  G.C.  Married:  Monica 
Reilly,  Oct.  11,  1922.  Children:  Walter  F.,  age 
4.  Office:  713  Packard  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
The  Royalton  Apts.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WHARTON,  CHARLES  MARIM,  mem.  Wal- 
ter Camp's  All-Amer.  football  team,  1895-96. 
Born:  Magnolia,  Del.,  Nov.  14,  1873.  Son  of 
Wm.  W.  and  Amanda  M.  (Layton)  Wharton. 
Ed.:  Smyrna  (Del.)  H.  Sen. ;  Univ.  Pa.,  D.D.S., 
1896;   M.D.,  1899;   M.D.,  Univ.  of  the  So.,  1901. 

Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team, 
(I.  C.  champs.,  1894-96;  picked  as  Rt.  Gd., 
Walter  Camp's  All-Amer.  team,  1895-96 ;  capt., 
1896).  Line  play  and  defense  coach  Univ.  Pa. 
F.B.  team.  Assoc,  with  Walter  Camp  in  inau- 
gurating system  of  phys.  training  in  Navy  and 
Air  Service  during  World  War. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  of  phys.  ed.  and  dir. 
of  field  aths.  War  Service:  Capt.,  U.S.A.  A.S. ; 
took  charge  of  reconstruction  hosp.  (Coopers- 
town,  N.  Y.),  after  World  War  for  overseas  fly- 
ers. Affiliations:  Del.  State  Senator,  1914-17; 
Masons;  Delta  Phi;  Maple  Dale  C.C.  (Dover, 
Del.).  Hobby:  Phys.,  mental  and  moral  train- 
ing of  youth.  Married:  Margaret  Page.  Office: 
Hutchinson  Gym.,  Univ.  Pa.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Dover,  Del. 


ft.,  8  in.,  1915 ;  won  hop,  skip  and  jump,  San 
Diego  Fair  Meet,  1915).  1915-17,  mem.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.  and  coach,  1917). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pacific  Coast  Mgr.  India 
Tire  &  Rubber  Co.  Naval  Service:  Ensign,  U.S. 
N.  Affiliations:  Elks;  Masons;  Shrine;  U.C.T. 
Married:  Laurine  Kays,  May  25,  1925.  Office: 
460  Ninth  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.  Home:  1547 
Anza   St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

WHEELER,  BRADNER  D.,  Univ.  of  Mich, 
track  team,  1920  and  21.  Bom:  Lincoln,  Nebr., 
Mar.  2,  1897.  Son  of  Webster  B.  and  Ada  Dois 
Wheeler.  Ed.:  McKinley  Manual  Training  Sch. 
(Washington,  D.  C.)  ;  M.E.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1921. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  McKinley  Man.  Train- 
ing Sch.  track  team.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  Fresh,  track  team.  1920-21,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Mich.  vars.  track  team  (mem.  Relay  team,  Penn 
Relays,  1920 ;  1-mi.  relay,  3rd  place ;  Drake  and 
111.  Relays,  1920  and  21.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engineer  salesman.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Air  Service,  Princeton 
Ground  Sch. ;  2nd  Lt.  Air  Service.  Affiliations: 
Link  Belt  Co. ;  Mason ;  Delta  Tau  Delta ;  West. 
Springs  Suburban  Club.  Married:  Mary  Trigg, 
Jan.  23,  1922.  Children:  Mary  Lou,  age  5;  Ann 
Trigg,  infant.  Office:  300  W.  Pershing  Rd.,  Chi- 
cago, 111.  Home:  4052  Grove  Ave.,  Western 
Springs,  111. 


WHARTON,  WILLIAM  GRANVILLE,  bas- 
ketball, baseball  and  track.  Born:  Richmond, 
Va.,  Jan.  4,  1898.  Son  of  Edward  B.  and  Sallie 
(Whallock)  Wharton.  Ed.:  John  Marshall  H. 
Sch.,  1916;  Va.  Poly.  Inst.,  1920. 

Record:    1917-20,    mem.    V.P.I.    Bskt.B.    and 

track  teams.  1918-20,  mem.  V.P.I.B.B.  team. 
1921-28,  mem.  Church  Hill  A.C.  semi-pro.  B.B. 
team.  1922-23,  mem.  Takola  Bskt.B.  Club  team. 
1924-25,  mem.  Va.  Boat  Club  Bskt.B.  team. 
1925-28,  officiated  in  Bskt.B.  1926-28,  mem. 
Richmond  Blues  Bskt.B.  team  ;  coach  Y.M.C.A. 
Bskt.B.  team   (Richmond,  Va.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bridge  Draftsman.  Mil. 
Service:  Enlisted  Heavy  Arty.  Training  Sch., 
Ft.  Monroe.  Affiliations:  Y.M.C.A. ;  Va.  Boat 
Club.  Hobby:  Basketball.  Office:  825  E.  Main 
St.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  3510  Patterson  St., 
Richmond,  Va. 

WHEATLY,  WINSTON  ROGERS,  Stanford 
heavyweight  champ.,  1914-17.  Born:  Oakland, 
Cal.,  May  14,  1894.  Son  of  Wilkes  T.  and  Sarah 
Louise  (Rogers)  Wheatly.    Ed.:   Stanford,  1917. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.1  Stanford  boxing  and 
track  team  (heavyweight,  boxing  champ.,  1914, 
15  and  16;  I.C.  champ.,  1916;  won  Block  "S", 
track,  1914 ;  est.  record,  running  high  kick,  8  ft. 
41/£  in.,  1914 ;  est.  record,  running  high  dive,  5 


WHEELER,  CHARLES  AUGUSTUS,  rowing. 
Born:  Trumbull,  Conn.,  Aug.  15,  1871.  Son  of 
William  Summers  and  Rebecca  (Parks)  Whee- 
ler. Ed.:  Storrs  Agr.  Sch.;  Bridgeport  H.  Sch,, 
Yale,  B.A.,  1895;  M.A.,  1903. 

Record:  1888,  mem.  Storrs  Agr.  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1891-1904,  mem.  Yale  class  crew  (rowed 
in  5  regattas,  won  3  races).  1905-10,  chmn., 
Ath.  Council,  Conn.  Agr.  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof.  Conn.  Agr.  Coll.  Mil. 
Service:  Chmn.,  Liberty  Loan  Corns,  for  Town 
of  Mansfield,  dir.,  4  minute  men  Div.  of  Granges 
(State  of  Conn.).  Affiliations:  Dir.  Willimantic 
Trust  Co. ;  Chmn.  Bd.  of  Trustees,  Storrs  Cong. 
Church ;  treas.  Alumni  Asso. ;  treas.  Cemetery 
Asso. ;  Zeta  Psi ;  Gamma  Delta  Psi ;  Conn.  Soc. 
of  Civil  Engrs. ;  Amer.  Soc.  of  Mech.  Engrs. ; 
Soc.  for  the  Promotion  of  Engr.  Ed. ;  New  Eng 
Math.  Teachers'  Asso. ;  Hartford  Engrs.  Club 
Hobby:  Tennis.  Married:  Maude  Knapp,  June 
16,  1898.  Children:  Gladys,  age  28;  William, 
age  26 ;  Madelyn,  age  21 ;  Dorothy,  age  17. 
Address:    Storrs,  Conn. 


WHEELER,  HERBERT,  best  all-round 
Princeton  athlete,  1900.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Jan. 
7,  1878.  Son  of  Andrew  and  Sarah  (Carpenter) 
Wheeler.  Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.  (Concord,  N.  H.), 
1896;  A.B.,  Princeton,  1900. 


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Record:  1894-96,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  F.B., 
track,  gym.  and  crew  teams  (voted  best  all- 
around  athlete,  1895).  1896-99,  mem.  Princeton 
F.B.,  track  and  gym.  teams  (capt.  gym.  team, 
1898;   voted  best  all-around  athlete,  1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance  broker.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Capt.,  Conn.  State  Guard,  organized  for 
home  service.  Hobby:  Sports.  Married:  Kath- 
arine M.  Smith,  June  29,  1904.  Children:  Her- 
bert, Jr.,  age  23 ;  Madelaine,  age  21.  Office:  80. 
John  St.,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  Darien,  Conn. 

WHEELOCK,  JOSEPH  ALBERT,  hockey. 
Born:  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  Apr.  3,  1905.  Son  of 
Webster  and  Martha  (Gilfillan)  Wheelock.  Ed.: 
St.  Paul's  Sch.;  Tale. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  B.B. 
team  (capt.,  1922).  1923,  mem.  Yale  freshman 
hockey  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Yale  varsity  hockey 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  Manufacturing  Corp. 
Affiliations:  Psi  Upsilon ;  Wolf's  Head.  Hobby: 
Athletics.  Office:  Wilmington,  Dela.  Home:  1604 
Dela.  St.,  Wilmington,  Dela. 

WHERRY,  JOHN  VIVIAN,  football,  basket- 
ball, baseball.  Born:  S.  Bend,  Pa.,  June  24,  1894. 
Son  of  James  and  Elizabeth  Wherry.  Ed.:  B.S., 
Westminster  Coll.,  1919;  N.  Y.  Law  Sch. 

Record:  1914-17.  mem.  Westminster  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  F.B.  team,  1916). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer;  F.B.  coach.  Naval 
Service:  Served  in  U.S.N.  18  mos. ;  Gun  Capt., 
Transport  Leviathan;  hon.  disch.,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Delta  Theta  Phi;  Masons  (32°).  Hobby: 
Coaching  athletics.  Address:  242  46th  St.,  Union 
City,  N.  J. 

WHIGHAM,  HENRY  JAMES,  National  ama- 
teur golf  champ.,  1896-97.  Born:  Tarbolton, 
Scotland,  Dec.  24,  1869.  Son  of  David  D.  and 
Ellen  Murray  (Campbell)  Whigham.  Ed.:  Ox- 
ford Univ.   (Queens),  1892. 

Record:  1892,  capt.  Oxford  Univ.  golf  team. 
1896-97,  won  Natl,  amateur  golf  champ.  1898, 
author  of  "How  to  Play  Golf."  1899,  vice-pres. 
U.   S.   G.   A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Editor  of  "Town  and  Coun- 
try." Affiliations:  St.  George's  Soc.  (N.  Y.)  ; 
St.  Andrew's  Soc.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Natl.  Golf  Links  of 
Amer. ;  Piping  Rock  Club ;  Garden  City  Club  ; 
Onwentsia  Club  (Chicago).  Married:  Frances 
MacDonald,  1909.  Children:  Sybil.  Office: 
"Town  and  Country,"  57th  St.  and  8th  Ave., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  471  Park  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C, 
New  York. 

WHIPP,  WILLIAM  ROY,  boxing.  Born: 
Wash.,  D.  C,  Feb.  25,  1892.  Son  of  William 
Calvin  and  Laura  (Basford)  Whipp.  Ed.:  Rock- 


ville  (Md.)  H.  Sch.;  Georgetown  Univ.  (Wash., 
D.  C;  Alex.  Hamilton  Inst.;  La  Salle  Exten- 
sion  Univ. 

Record :  1909,  won  bronze  medal,  Herald  Modi- 
fied Marathon  race.  1917-18,  Army  box.  dir.,  all 
camps  in  and  about  Wash.,  D.  C. ;  coach  Ft. 
Myer  box.  team  (won  four  Army  titles  in  ban- 
tamweight, featherweight,  lightweight  and  wel- 
terweight). 1919,  asst.  trainer  Jack  Dempsey 
(heavyweight  champ.)  and  Martin  Burke  (So. 
heavyweight  champ.).  1922-28,  phys.  dir.  Rac- 
quet C.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Boxed  with  following 
champs.,  exhibition  bouts :  1919,  Freddie  Dyer, 
welterweight  champ,  of  Australia  ;  1920,  Freddie 
Welsh,  former  World's  lightweight  champ.)  ; 
1927,  Benny  Leonard  (retired  lightweight  champ, 
of  world). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Phys.  dir.,  Racquet  Club, 
Wash.,  D.  C. ;  Newspaper  and  Magazine  Corre- 
spondent. Mil.  Service:  Army  box.  dir.  Affilia- 
tions: J.  O.  U.  A.  M.;  ex-pres.  and  life  mem. 
Bradbury  Hgts.  Parent-Teacher  Asso.;  life 
mem.  Blvd.  Hgts.  Vol.  Fire  Dept.  and  Citi- 
zens Asso.;  pres.  Bradbury  Hgts.  Citizens 
Asso.  and  delegate  to  Fed.  of  Citizens  Asso.; 
Soc.  Applied  Psychology  and  Popular  Science 
Inst;  pres.  Cottage  City  and  Colmar  Manor 
Parent-Teacher  Asso. ;  ex-pres.  Bradbury  Hgts. 
A.A.;  mgr.  Bradbury  Hgts.  B.B.  team.  Hobby: 
Sports  and  scientific  subjects.  Married:  Ella 
Fowler.  Children:  Norma  Fairchild,  age  9 ; 
Marion  Pearl,  age  7.  Office:  1135  16th  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  9  Pershing  Ave.,  Colmar 
Manor,  Md. 

WHIPPLE,  SHERBURNE,  baseball,  track 
and  football.  Born:  Cold  Spring,  N.  Y.,  May  2, 
1881.  Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Josephine  Kath- 
erine  (Jones)  Whipple.  Ed.:  Springfield  H. 
Sch.;  U.  S.  Mil.  Acad.,  1904. 

Record:  1897-98,  mem.  Springfield  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1899,  mem.  Springfield  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1901-04,  mem.  U.S.  Mil.  Acad. 
B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Major  U.  S.  Army.  Wat- 
Record:  Philippine  insurrection;  Mexican  Bor- 
der service;  lieut.  col.,  Gen.  Staff;  A.E.F. ;  Asst. 
Chief  of  Staff,  80th  Div. ;  awarded  Distin- 
guished Service  Medal  and  Legion  of  Honor. 
Affiliation:  S.A.R.  (N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Fishing, 
golf  and  hunting.  Married:  Carolyn  Richards. 
Children:  Sherburne ;  John  R. ;  Sarah  Bailey. 
Address:  West  Point,  N.  Y. 

WHITE,  ALBERT  C.  world's  diving  champ., 
1924.  Born:  Oakland,  Calif.,  May  14,  1897.  Son 
of  John  G.  and  Clara  A.  (Woodbridge)  White. 
Ed.:  Oakland  Tech.  H.  Sch.;  B.A.,  Stanford, 
1924. 

Record:  1922-24,  mem.  Stanford  Univ.  swim- 
ming and  gym.  teams    (capt.  gym.,  1922;  capt. 


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swimming,  1923 ;  All-Amer.  I.C.  1st  selection, 
diving,  by  Sullivan,  1922-24).  Won  following 
events :  Natl.  A.A.U.  indoor  springboard  diving, 
San  Francisco,  1922 ;  outdoor  springboard  div- 
ing, Chicago,  1922 ;  indoor  springboard  diving, 
1923,  Cleveland;  indoor  springboard  (3  ft.)  div- 
ing, Chicago,  1924;  indoor  springboard  (10  ft.) 
diving,  Chicago,  1924 ;  outdoor  springboard 
diving,  Detroit,  1924;  Olympic  games  final  try- 
outs,  springboard  diving  and  fancy  high  diving, 
Indianapolis,  1924 ;  Olympic  games  preliminary 
flights  and  finals,  springboard  diving,  and  same 
in  fancy  high  diving,  Paris,  1924 ;  Natl,  indoor 
springboard  (3  ft.)  diving,  San  Francisco,  1925; 
indoor  springboard  diving  (10  ft.),  San  Fran- 
cisco, 1925;  indoor  springboard  (3  ft.)  diving, 
Chicago,  1926;  indoor  springboard  (10  ft.)  div- 
ing, Chicago,  1926. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  143rd  F.A.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E  F, ;  dis- 
charged, 1919.  Affiliations:  Athens  A.C.  of  Oak- 
land (Calif.);  Masons;  Stanford  Alumni  Asso. 
Married:  Mary  V.  Czarno,  Oct.  4,  1926.  Office: 
Engrs.  Dept.,  Oakland,  Calif.  Home:  1820  Castro 
St.,  Oakland,  Calif. 

WHITE,  ALLEN  OLMSTED,  tennis.  Born: 
Providence,  R.  I.,  July  27,  1893.  Son  of  Charles 
A.  and  Alice  (Olmsted)  White.  Ed.:  "Vermont 
Acad.,  1911;  Wentworth  Inst.  (Boston),  1915; 
Univ.  of  Vt.,  1918. 

Record:  1918-23,  mem.  Holmead  Tennis  C. 
team  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1920-23,  mgr.  Suburban 
Tennis  League  team  (Wash.).  1922,  won  Ward- 
man  Park  Tennis  tournament  (Wash.).  1923, 
developed  Tennis  Umpires'  Asso.  in  D.  C. ;  mem. 
Umpires'  Com.,  U.S.L.T.A.  1923-27,  secy.-treas. 
Dumbarton  Tennis  C.  (Wash.)  ;  organ,  and 
pres.  Wardman  Park  Tennis  C.  (Wash.).  1924- 
26,  secy.  Middle  Atl.  L.T.A.  1924,  won  mixed 
doubles  W.  Va.  champ.  1926-27,  chrmn.  Rank- 
ing Com.  and  vice-pres.  Middle  Atl.  L.T.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  engr.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.  Signal  Corps,  Master  Signal 
Elec,  1917 ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations:  Rac- 
quet Club ;  Wardman  Park  Tennis  Club ;  Edge* 
moore  Club.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  1405  G 
St.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2706  Cathedral 
Ave.  N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WHITE,  DONALD  SIGSBEE,  baseball,  bas- 
ketball. Bom:  Lebanon,  Ind.,  April  22,  1898. 
Son  of  William  W.  and  Jennie  B.  (Murich) 
White.  Ed.:  Lebanon  H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Purdue 
Univ.,  1922. 

Record:  1920-22,  mem.  Purdue  Univ.  varsity 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt.  Bskt.B.  team, 
1921;  mem.  All-Conf.  Big  Ten  Bskt.B.  team, 
1920-21).  1923-28,  coach  Wash.  Univ.  (St. 
Louis)   B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Mil.  Service:  In 
S.A.TC.   during   World   War.     Affiliations:  Phi 


Gamma  Delta ;  Kans.  City  A.C.  Hobby:  Ath- 
letics. Married:  Nina  E.  Fall,  Aug.  12,  1920. 
Child:  Mary  Elizabeth,  age  1.  Address:  Wash- 
ington Univ.,   St.  Louis,  Mo. 

WHITE,  DOROTHY  CAMERON,  golf.  Born: 
Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Dec.  9,  1903.  Daughter  of 
William  Charles  and  Mary  (Cameron)  White. 
Ed.:  Thurston  Prep  (Pittsburgh),  1921;  Well- 
esley    (Mass.),   1925. 

Record:    1921-22,   mem.   Wellesley  golf  team. 

1926,  Dist.    golf    champ. ;    won    Star   golf   cup. 

1927,  Dist.  golf  champ.;  won  Star  golf  cup; 
medalist,  Middle  Atl.  golf  champ;  won  Tommy 
Armour  Invitation  golf  tournament.  1928,  Dist. 
golf   champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Secretary.  Affiliations: 
Wash.  G.&C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  Hygenic 
Lab.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  2334  19th  St.,  Wash., 
D.  C. 

WHITE,  EARL  CHARLES,  JR.,  mem.  Big 
Ten  champ,  track  team,  1927-28.  Born:  W. 
Brooklyn,  111.,  Apr.  30,  1905.  Son  of  Earl  Chas. 
and  Carrie  (Johnson)  White.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
111.,   1928. 

Record:  1926-28,  mem.  Univ.  111.  track  team 
(pole  vaulter).  Won  following  events:  1926, 
won  1st  place,  Ohio  Relays ;  tied  for  1st  Indoor 
Conf.  meet,  Big  10,  1926;  tied  for  3rd  place, 
Outdoor  Big  Ten  meet;  tied  for  2nd  place,  111. 
Relay  Carnival.  1927,  tied  for  1st  place,  111. 
Relay  Carnival ;  tied  for  3rd  place,  Indoor  Big 
Ten  meet ;  placed  3rd  Outdoor  Big  Ten  meet 
(height  13')  ;  won  1st  place,  Kans.  Relays 
(height  12'10")  ;  placed  1st,  Rice  Relays 
(height,  13'  3*4")  ;  tied  for  second  Outdoor  Big 
10,  13  ft. ;  qualified  for  final  Olympic  tryouts ; 
mem.    Big    Ten    Outdoor    champ,    track    team. 

1928,  mem.  Big  Ten  indoor  champ,  track  team. 
Affiliations:  Tribe  of  Illini ;  Delta  Sigma  Phi. 

Address:  West  Brooklyn,   111. 

WHITE,  GARDINER  W.,  Metropolitan  golf 
champ.,  1921.  Born:  Flushing,  L.  I.,  June  20, 
1891.  Son  of  Henry  W.  and  Fanny  (Donald- 
son)  White.     Ed.:  Cutler  Sch.    (N.  Y.). 

Record :  1908-11  and  '13-'16,  won  Flushing  C.C. 
golf  champ.  1909-13,  won  Oakland  Golf  Club 
champ.  1910,  won  East.  Intersch.  golf  champ. 
1919-20-23-24,  won  Nassau  C.C.  champ.  1921, 
won  Metropolitan  champ.  1921-22,  capt.,  Leslie 
Cup  team.  1922,  mem.  exec.  com.  Metropolitan 
Golf  Asso.  1926,  won  St.  Cloud  (Paris)  ama- 
teur champ;  won  Engadine  (St.  Moritz)  ama- 
teur champ.    1928,  pres.  L.  I.  Golf  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Broker.  Clubs:  Nassau 
C.C. ;  Broad  St.  Club ;  Creek  Club ;  Pine  Valley 
Golf  Club  (Phlla.)  ;  Turf  and  Field  Club. 
Hobby:  Golf.     Married:  Sylvia  J.  Curtis,  June 


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30,  1917.  Children:  Gardiner  W.,  Jr.,  age  10; 
Sylvia  C,  age  8.     Office:  111  Broadway,  N.  Y. 

C.  Home:  Oyster  Bay,  L.  I. 

WHITE,  GEORGE,  football,  baseball  and 
hockey.  Born:  Cambridge,  Mass.,  Apr.  21, 
1895.  Son  of  Annie  F.  (Shea)  White.  Ed.: 
Rendge  Tedh.  Sch. ;  Exeter;  D.M.D.,  Tufts 
Dental  Sch. 

Record:  1914,  Capt.  Rendge  Tech.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.  and  hockey  teams.  1916.  mem.  Exeter 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  and  (capt.)  hockey  teams. 
1917,  mem.  Boston  Coll.  F.B.  team ;  capt.  Har- 
vard Radio  F.B.  team,  U.S.N.  1919-20,  mem. 
Tufts  Dental  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1919-23,  mem. 
Tufts  B.B.  team  (capt.,  '23).  Played  B.B.  with 
N.  Cambridge  Twilight  League  team  in  summer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  War  Record:  U. 
S.N.,  radio  operator,  Destroyer  W.S.S.  Bell. 
Affiliations:  Cen.  Bd.  Officials ;  Phi  Epsilon 
Sigma;  Elks;  Cambridge  Legion;  K.C.  Hobby: 
Motor  boating.  Office:  1955  Mass  Ave.,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass.  Home:  16  Buena  Vista  Pk.,  Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 

WHITE,  GUY  HARRIS,  pitcher  Amer.  League 
(11  yrs.).  Born:  Wash.,  D.  C,  April  9,  1879. 
Son  of  George  and  Marion  Adelaide  (Harris) 
White.  Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ; 
D.D.S.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  1902. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  team  (2  yrs). 
Mem.  Georgetown  B.B.  team  (3  yrs.).  1901-02, 
mem.  Phila.  "Natls."  1903-13,  pitcher,  Chicago 
"White  Sox"  (Amer.  League).  1906,  pitched 
3  World  Series  games  vs.  "Cubs"  (winning  2, 
including  last  and  deciding  game).  1914-16, 
mem.   Vernon  B.B.  Club    (Pac.   Coast   League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  of  Dept.  of  Phys.  Ed. 
for    Senior   and   Junior   H.    Schs ,    Washington, 

D.  C.  Mil.  Service:  Phys.  dir.  Y.M.C.A.,  Dallas, 
Texas  (World  War).  Affiliations:  Masons; 
mem.  Washington  Bd.  of  Trade ;  Fed.  Sch. 
Men's  Club  ;  mem.  Cen.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials ;  mem. 
D.  C.  Umpires'  Asso.  Hobby:  Golf  and  fishing. 
Married:  Iva  Josephine  Martin,  Sept.  29,  1903. 
Children:  Martin  Harris,  age  23 ;  Marion  Pal- 
mer, age  15.  Office:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  Washington, 
D.  C.  Home:  3141  Mt.  Pleasant  St.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

WHITE,  HAROLD  OTIS,  football,  baseball. 
Born:  Wilson,  N.  Y.,  Nov.  2,  1886.  Son  of  Or- 
son Lincoln  and  Emma  (Hill)  White.  Ed.: 
Skaneateles  H.  Sch.  (N.  Y.)  ;  Hamilton  Coll., 
A.B.,   1908;   A.M.,   1911. 

Record:  1899-1903,  mem.  Skaneateles  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1904-05,  mem.  Hamilton 
Coll.  F.B.  squad.  1905-08,  mem.  Hamilton  Coll. 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1906-07.  mem.  Hamilton 
Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  1908-12,  asst.  coach 
Hackley  Sch.   (Tarrytown,  N.  Y.)   B.B.  and  F.B. 


teams.  1912-16,  asst.  coach  Grove  City  Coll. 
(Pa.)  F.B.  team.  1917-18,  coach  Grove  City 
Coll.  F.B.  team. 

l'res.  Occupation:  Registrar,  Grove  City  Coll. 
Mil.  Service:  Attended  Training  Camp,  Platts- 
burg,  N.  Y.,  1918;  comn'd  2nd  lieut.  of  inf., 
Sept.,  1918,  and  assigned  to  duty  with  S.A.T.C, 
Grove  City  Coll.  Affiliations:  Mem.  Cen.  Bd. 
of  F.B.  Officials;  Ath.  Council,  Grove  City  Coll.; 
N.West.  Pa.  Officials'  Asso.  (pres.,  1927).  Mar- 
ried: Florence  Miller,  Dec.  17,  1912.  Child: 
Marian  Miller,  age  14.  Office:  Grove  City  Coll., 
Grove  City,  Pa.  Home:  330  W.  Main  St.,  Grove 
City,  Pa. 

WHITE,  HOWARD  STINSON,  football, 
hockey  and  baseball.  Born:  Somerville,  Mass., 
April  21,  1907.  Son  of  Herbert  M.  and  Alice  L. 
(Potter)  White.  Ed.:  Belmont  H.  Sch.,  1924; 
B.S.,  Bates  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.  Belmont  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
hockey  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B.,  1924).  1925- 
27,  mem.  Bates  Coll.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  hockey 
teams  (capt.  hockey,  1927;  All-Me.  h.b.,  1926; 
F.B.  team,  Me.   State  champs.,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  Bates 
Coll.,  Lewiston,  Maine. 

WHITE,  IRVIN  A.,  track  and  cross-country. 
Born:  Antigo,  Wis.,  Jan.  2,  1892.  Son  of  Arthur 
W.  and  Minnie  (Manson)  White.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Wis.,    AB.,    1914;    LL.B.,    1920. 

Record:  1911,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  cross-coun- 
try team  (team  won  Conf.  champ.).  1912-13, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track  and  cross-country 
teams  (cross-country  team  won  Conf.  champ., 
1912 ;  track  team  won  indoor  Conf.  champ., 
1913 ;  won  mile  and  two  mile  runs,  indoor  Conf. 
meet,  1913).  1914,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  track 
team  (mem.  4-mile  relay  team  that  won  first 
place  at  Drake  relays). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service- 
Depot  Brigade,  Camp  Custer,  Mich.,  Aug.  15, 
1917,  to  July,  1919;  Fort  Sheridan,  111.,  May  12, 
1917,  to  Aug.  15,  1917;  Camp  Custer,  Mich., 
Aug.  15,  1917,  to  July,  1919;  Camp  Dodge.  July. 
1919,  to  Oct.  18,  1919;  discharged  as  capt.  Af- 
filiations: Antigo  Finance  Corp.  (vice-pres.)  : 
Elks;  Masons:  K.P. ;  Amer.  Legion;  Kiwanis 
Club.  Married:  Ilda  Cass,  Aug.  IS,  1917.  Chil- 
dren: Mary  and  Betty  (twins),  age  10.  Office: 
Fidelity  Bank  Bldg.,  Antigo,  Wis  Home:  S29 
Superior   St.,  Antigo,   Wis. 

WHITE,  JOHN  HAMLIN,  trapshooter.  Born: 
Spartanburg,  S.  C,  Mar.  9,  1892.  Son  of  A.  L. 
and  Lavelette  (McGowan)  White.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  S.  C,  1913. 

Record:  1922,  won  Mid-Winter  handicap 
(Camden,  S.  C.)  ;  runner-up  Mid-Winter  handi- 
cap   (Pinehurst,   N.   C.)  ;   won   South,   handicap 


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(Memphis,  Term.).  1923,  '26,  won  State  doubles 
champ.  1924,  won  South.  Class  "A"  champ. 
1924-25,  tied  for  South.  16-yd.  champ.  1924,  '2«, 
won  State  singles  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Cotton  broker.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  Apr.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.,  42nd 
Div. ;  discharged  May,  1919.  Affiliations:  A.T.A. ; 
Spartanburg  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Mary 
Erwin,  May,  1925.  Office:  815  Montgomery  Bldg., 
Spartanburg,  S.  C.  Home:  White's  Mill,  Spar- 
tanburg, S.  C. 

WHITE,  RALPH  POLLOCK,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball.  Bom:  Calcutta,  India,  June  8, 
1894.  Son  of  J.  Campbell  and  Kate  (Pollock) 
White.  Ed.:  Summit  (N.  J.)  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Rutgers  Coll.,  1916. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Summit  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1913-15,  mem. 
Rutgers  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team.  Mem.  Cen.  Bd. 
of  F.B.  officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Hunter  Mfg.  and 
Comm.  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Capt,  48th  U.  S.  Inf., 
Nov.,  1917- Jan.,  1919;  hon.  disch.  Affiliations: 
Delta  Phi.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Mar- 
ried: Marjorie  Gallagher,  Dec.  27,  1919.  Chil- 
dren: Marjorie  Jean,  age  7 ;  Donald  Campbell, 
age  3.  Office:  58  Worth  St..  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 
Home:  52  Elm  St.,  Summit,  N.  J. 

WHITE,  RICHARD  JOSEPH,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Sept.  10,  1897.  Son  of 
Richard  J.  and  May  (Edwards)  White.  Ed.: 
Milwaukee  East  Div.  H.  Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Milwaukee  East  Div. 
H.  Sch.  F.B.  team.  1915,  mem.  Milwaukee  East 
Div.  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1918,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Wis.  F.B.  team.  1919-28,  F.B.  referee.  On  ap- 
proved list  West.  Conf.  F.B.  Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wis.  rep.,  Pyrene  Mfg.  Co. 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Wis.  Federation 
of  Ath.  Officials  (pres.,  1926).  Hobby:  Football. 
Married:  Lillian  Curtin,  Jan.  22,  1921.  Children: 
Mary  Edwards,  age  5;  Suzanne,  age  3.  Office: 
425  E.  Walker  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home: 
748  Prospect  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 


WHITE,  SANFORD  BROWNELL,  Princeton 
University  football  and  baseball.  Born:  Fall 
River,  Mass.,  May  4,  1888.  Son  of  Charles  Frank- 
lin Hamilton  and  Elizabeth  Wady  (Brigham) 
White.  Ed.:  B.M.C.D.  (Fall  River  H.  Sch.), 
1906;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1908;  Litt.B., 
Princeton,  1912. 

Record :  Mem.  H.  Sch.  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams. 
Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  (1907)  and 
B.B.  teams  (1907-08),  3rd  b.  and  s.s.  Princeton 
B.B.  team  (1910-12;  capt.,  1911;  champs,  all 
3  yrs.).  Left  end  Princeton  F.B.  team  (1910-11; 
coll.  champs.,  1911).    Chosen  by  Walter  Camp 


and  almost  unanimous  choice  of  other  writers 
as  All-American  end,  1911.  Mem.  Princeton 
Bskt.B.  team,  1910. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  sec,  Internatl.  Har- 
vester Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  A.S.,  Dec. 
1917;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt.;  discharged  Jan.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Princeton  Univ.  A.A. ;  Univ.  Club  of 
Chicago ;  Harvard-Yale-Princeton  Club  of  Chi- 
cago ;  Barrington  Hills  C.C.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
golf.  Married:  Jeannette  McAusland,  Apr.  22, 
1913.  Children:  Sanford  Brownell,  Jr.,  age  13; 
Charles  McAusland,  age  11;  Jean,  age  9;  Pris- 
cilla,  age  8.  Office:  606  S.  Mich.  Ave.,  Chicago, 
111.   Home:  R.F.D.  3,  Barrington,  111. 

WHITE,  WILBUR  McKEE,  football  and  base- 
ball. Born:  Hillsboro,  Ohio,  Feb.  22,  1890. 
Son  of  Jacob  H.  and  Margaret  (Hogsett) 
White.  Ed.:  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.;  Marietta  Coll., 
A.B.,  1914,  M.A.,  1915. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Hillsboro  H.  Sch.  B.B., 
track  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1910-13,  mem.  Mari- 
etta Coll.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1911-12).  1910-14, 
mem.  Marietta  Coll.  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1913-14). 
1911-12,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  track  team.  1913, 
played  pro.  B.B.  with  St.  Louis  "Federals." 
1913-14,  mem.  Marietta  Coll.  Bskt.B.  team. 
1914-15,  gym.  dir.  and  asst.  F.B.  coach,  Mari- 
etta Coll.  1915-25,  refereed  and  umpired  Cen. 
West.  F.B.  games.  1917,  mem.  Camp  Sherman 
F.B.  team.  1918,  trained  Al  Zill,  lightweight 
boxing  champ.,  83rd  Div. ;  mem.  Camp  Sher- 
man F.B.  team.  1918-19,  refereed  interallied 
boxing  in  Italy.  1926-27,  trustee,  Toledo  Ama- 
teur B.B.   Federation. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Newspaper  editor.  War 
Record:  3rd  Ohio  Inf.,  Mex.  Border,  1916-17; 
1st  Lt.,  332nd  Inf.,  1917-18,  capt.,  332nd  Inf., 
1918-19;  served  on  French  and  Italian  front  in 
battle  Veneto-Caparetto ;  Cross  of  Merit,  Ital- 
ian. Affiliations:  Mason ;  Alpha  Sigma  Phi ; 
Ohio  F.B.  Officials  Asso.  Married:  Jeanette  Fay, 
Nov.  11,  1915  (dead);  Helen  Bartlett,  June  12, 
1922.  Children:  Margaret  Ann,  age  11;  John 
Bartlett,  age  4;  Joanna  Helen,  age  2.  Office: 
Toledo  Times,  Toledo,  Ohio.  Home:  2731 
Gunckel  Blvd.,  Toledo,  Ohio. 

WHITEHILL,  JOHN  S.,  football,  baseball, 
basketball.  Born:  Brooklyn,  N.  Y.,  July  20, 
1897.  Son  of  Jno.  and  Isabelle  Chalmers  (Swan) 
Whitehill.  Ed.:  Rutherford  (N.  J.)  H.  Sch.; 
Rutgers  Univ.;  D.D.S.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1923. 

Record :  Mem.  Rutherford  H.  Sch.  track,  F.  B., 
B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (All  State  h.f.,  1914- 
15;  All  State  Bskt.B.  center,  1913-15).  Mem. 
Rutgers  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(h.b.,  on  Walter  Camp's  honor  roll,  1917). 
1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  Pa,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams 
(hon.  mem.  as  h.b.  on  All-Amer.  team,  1921). 
Asst.  coach,  Rutgers  Univ.  F.B.  team. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Orthodontist.  Mil.  Service: 
Pilot  in  Army  Aviation  and  2nd  Lt.  Affiliations: 
Vice-pres.,  New  Brunswick  (N.  J.)  Exch. 
Club  ;  Zeta  Psi.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Edythe 
Estelle  Bacheller,  March  14,  1924.  Child: 
Marilyn  Edythe,  age  3.  Office:  5  Elm  Row, 
New  Brunswick,  N.  J.  Home:  320  Lawrence 
Ave.,  Highland  Pk.,  N.  J. 

WHITESIDE,  HORACE  EUGENE,  football, 
basketball,  track.  Born:  Bell  Buckle,  Tenn., 
June  5,  1891.  Son  of  Samuel  Richard  and 
Kate  (Tune)  Whiteside.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  Chi- 
cago, 1912;  LL.B.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1922;  S.J.D., 
Harvard,    1927. 

Record :  1910  and  12,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  F.B. 
team.  1911,  mem.  Univ.  Chicago  water  polo 
and  wrestling  teams  (runner-up,  West.  I.C. 
Wrestling  Asso.  champ.).  1913-14,  coach,  E. 
Waterloo  (Iowa)  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1914-17,  ath.  dir.  and  head  coach, 
Earlham  Coll.  (Richmond,  Bad.).  Mem.  Cen. 
Bd.   of  F.B.    Officials. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  law,  Cornell  Law 
Sch.  War  Record:  Capt,  O.R.C.  ,  1917-23; 
served  at  Ft.  Monroe,  Va.  and  San  Francisco 
Coast  Defenses  and  in  A.E.F. ;  major,  1923-28, 
assigned  to  513th  Arty.  Affiliations:  Order  of 
the  Coif;  Phi  Kappa  Phi;  Delta  Theta  Phi; 
Ithaca  C.C.  Married:  Esther  Vesey,  1913. 
Child:  Anne  Esther,  age  3.  Office:  Boardman 
Hall,  Ithaca,  N.  Y.  Home:  Cayuga  Heights 
Rd.,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

WHITING,  ALLEN  E.,  football.  Born:  Holy- 
oke,  Mass.,  Dec.  11,  1875.  Son  of  Edward  G. 
and  Amelia  (Higginbottom)  Whiting.  Ed.: 
Holyoke  H.  Sch.;  LL.B.,  Cornell,  1898. 

Record:  1891-93,  mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team.  Mem.  Holyoke  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1896- 
98,  mem.  Cornell  F.B.  team  (capt.,  1898).  1903- 
28,  Coll.  F.B.  Officials  (East.  States).  Mem. 
F.B.  Officials  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Whiting-Patterson 
Co.,  Inc.  (whs.  papers,  envelope  mfg.).  Affilia- 
tions: Masons ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Union  League. 
Clubs:  Tredyffrin  C.C;  Merion  Cricket;  Cor- 
nell (N.  Y.  and  Phila.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Elisabeth  Patterson,  Nov.  5,  1903.  Children: 
Allen  E.,  Jr.,  age  25 ;  John  Robb,  age  20 ;  Will- 
son,  age  18.  Office:  320  N.  13th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  Devon,  Pa. 

WHITLEY,  GILBERT  L.,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  San  Antonio,  Texas,  Sept.  8,  1897. 
Son  of  James  C.  and  Hattie  (Pawkett)  Whitley. 
Ed.:  Cen.  H.  Sch.,  1917;  LL.B.,  Wash.  Univ., 
1922. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams.  1918.  mem.  Harvard  Radio 
F.B.    team.     1920,    mem.    Wash.    Univ.    varsity 


F.B.  team.  Mem.  Madison  (S.  Dak.)  State 
League  pro.  B.B.  team.  1920-21,  coach  Jackson 
Acad.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams; 
officiating  H.  Schs.  (St.  Louis  Co.,  Mo.)  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams.  1921,  mem.  Edgerton  (Wis.) 
State  League  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed U.S.A.,  1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affilia- 
tions: Theta  Xi ;  Delta  Theta  Phi;  Mo.  A.  A. ; 
"W"  Club  (Wash.  Univ.).  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Marie  Zoeller,  Dec.  14,  1927.  Office: 
627  Planters  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  Hotel 
Saum,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

WHITNEY,  HAROLD  LEROY,  rowing,  track 

and  hunting.  Born:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Feb.  4, 1884. 
Son  of  Alfred  Rutgers  and  Mary  Louise  (Free- 
man)  Whitney.     Ed.:  St.  Paul's  Sch.;  Yale. 

Record:  1899-1902,  mem.  St.  Paul's  Sch.  track 
team  ( won  handicap  1-mile  run,  1899 ;  won 
senior  440-yd.  dash,  1902).  1900-02,  mem.  St. 
Paul's  Sch.  crew.  1903,  mem.  Yale  freshmen 
crew.  1904-05,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1914, 
mem.  Meadowbrook  Magpies'  polo  team  (won 
Atlantic  Cup).  1915,  mem.  Aiken  Red  Birds' 
polo  team  (won  Randolph  Cup)  ;  capt.  Whip- 
pany  River  Club  polo  team  (won  Whippany 
Cup).  Won  following  hunt  meets:  Owner  and 
rider  of  Ivanhoe  (won  Essex  foxhounds'  heavy- 
weight cup,  1914 ;  runner-up  Essex  foxhounds' 
heavyweight  cup,  1920;  won  Essex  foxhounds' 
heavyweight  point-to-point,  1923)  ;  owner  and 
rider  of  Scally  (won  Essex  foxhounds'  point-to- 
point,  1924 ;  won  Essex  forhounds'  heavyweight 
cup,  1925 ;  won  Essex  forhounds'  heavyweight 
point-to-point,  1925). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dir.  sales  engr.,  the  M.  W. 
Kellogg  Co.  War  Record:  Second  lieut  1st  F.A., 
N.  G.  N.  Y.,  1916;  mustered  in  Batty.  F,  1st 
F.A.,  N.  G.  N.  Y.,  1917 ;  capt.  Amer.  Red  Cross 
in  Great  Britain;  mem.  A.E.F.,  302nd  F.A. ; 
discharged  capt.,  F.A.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; K.T.;  Delta  Phi;  St.  Elmo  Soc;  A.S. 
M.E.  Clubs:  Racquet  and  Tennis;  Yale;  Turf 
and  Field;  Essex  Foxhounds.  Hobby:  Fox 
hunting,  golf  and  shooting.  Married:  Angeline 
Eager,  Sept.  12,  1927.  Children:  Mary  Catherine. 
Office:  7  Dey  St.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.  Home:  30 
Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

WHITNEY,  HARRY  PAYNE,  member  of  in- 
ternational polo  team,  1909-14.  Born:  New  York 
City.  New  York,  April  29,  1872.  Son  of  William 
Collins  and  Flora  (Payne)  Whitney.  Education: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1894. 

Record :  1909.  member  of  first  "Big  4"  polo  team 
consisting  of  Milburn,  Whitney,  L.  Waterbury 
and  J.  M.  Waterbury.  1909-14,  member  of  inter- 
national polo  team.  Steward  of  the  Jockey  Club 
for  several  years.  Has  raced  horses  on  Ameri- 
can and  English  tracks  for  several  years,  win- 
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both  countries.  Has  headed  list  of  winning 
owners  for  several  years.  Vice-president  of 
Saratoga  Association  for  the  Improvement  of 
the  Breed  of  Horses.  Vice-president  of  West- 
chester Racing  Association.  Has  been  promi- 
nent in  yacht  racing  for  a  number  of  years  and 
at  present  is  owner  of  the  "Vanitie,"  one  of 
America's  cup  defenders.' 

Present  Occupation:  Banker.  Affiliations: 
Whitney  Realty  Company  (president)  ;  Guar- 
anty Trust  Company  (director).  Clubs:  Jockey ; 
Metropolitan ;  Piping  Rock ;  Knickerbocker ; 
New  York  Yacht ;  Hurlingham  ;  Meadowbrook  ; 
Turf  and  Field ;  Royal  Thames  Yacht.  Hobby: 
Horses  and  yachting.  Married:  Gertrude  Van- 
derbilt,  August  25,  1896.  Children:  Flora;  Cor- 
nelius V. ;  Barbara.  Office:  247  Park  Avenue, 
New  York  City,  New  York.  Home:  871  Fifth 
Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York. 


Murray  Corp.  of  Amer.  Married:  Eleanore 
Frees.  Children:  Phyllis  Frees,  age  20.  Office: 
1424  Aberle  St.,  Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  2522 
Boston  Blvd.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

WIEHRS,  CHARLES  FREDERICK,  JR., 

football  and  basketball.  Born:  Savannah,  Ga., 
Dec.  22,  1901.  Son  of  Charles  Frederick  and 
Roslyn  (Shaffer)  Wiehrs.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Ga.,  1925. 

Record:  1921-24,  mem.,  Univ.  of  Ga.  Bskt.B. 

team  (chosen  All-South,  guard  and  capt.,  1924). 
1923-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atlantic  Mutual  Fire. Ins. 
Co.  Affiliations:  Lambda  Chi  Alpha ;  Delta  Sig- 
ma Pi;  Sphinx  Club  (Univ.  of  Ga.)  ;  "G"  Club 
(Univ.  of  Ga.).  Hobby:  Athletics.  Office:  19  E. 
Bay  St.,  Savannah,  Ga.  Home:  745  E.  35th  St., 
Savannah,  Ga. 


WHITON,  HERMAN  FRASCH,  owner  and 
skipper  of  the  United  States  Olympic  six  meter 
boat.  Born:  Cleveland,  Ohio,  April  6,  1904.  Son 
of  Henry  Devereux  and  Countess  Frieda  Frasch 
(Costantini)  Whiton.  Education:  St.  Paul's 
School  (Concord,  New  Hampshire),  1922;  B.S., 
Princeton,  1926;  Harvard  Law  School,  192S. 

Record:  1920-23.  owned  Hereshoff  "S"  boat 
"Teaticket"  (Larchmont  Race  Week  champion, 
1923).  1924-27,  owned  and  sailed  Hereshoff  "S" 
boat  "Rambler"  (Larchmont  Race  Week  cham- 
pion, 1924).  1925,  sailed  Irving  Cox's  Seawan- 
haka  schooner  "Fei-Seen" ;  bought  "Lanai"  with 
crew  of  Americans  at  Hanks,  Norway,  winning 
golf  cup  of  Scandinavian  Yatch  Racing  Union 
for  the  United  States  as  representative  of  Sea- 
wanhaka  Corinthian  Yacht  Club  (six  meter 
class).  1928,  present  owner  of  the  six  meter 
yacht  "Frieda,"  chosen  by  North  American 
Yacht  Racing  Union  to  represent  the  United 
States  in  Olympic  Games,  Amsterdam. 

Present  Occupation:  Student,  Harvard  Law 
School.  Affiliations:  North  American  Yacht 
Racing  Union ;  New  York  Yacht  Club ;  Seawan- 
haka  Corinthian  Yacht  Club.  Address:  340  Park 
Avenue,  New  York  City,  New  York. 

WIDMAN,  CHARLES  HENRY,  Univ.  of 
Mich,  football  team,  1898.  Born:  Rochester, 
N.  Y.,  June  17*  1879.  Son  of  John  Charles  and 
Lena  Widman.  Ed.:  Detroit  Central  H.  Sen. ; 
Univ.   of  Mich. 

Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Detroit  Central  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1898,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
F.B.  team  (won  West.  Conf.,  1898;  made  two 
runs  for  touchdowns  25  and  65  yds.,  Chicago- 
Mich,  game).  1899-1900,  mem.  Detroit  A.C. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sales  mgr.  Naval  Service: 
Seaman  U.S.S.,  Spanish  War,  1898.  Affilia- 
tions: A.A.C. ;   Sigma  Chi;  Oakland  Hills  C.C,  ; 


WIEMAN,  ELTON  EVVART,  football  coach, 
Univ.  of  Mich.,  1927.  Born:  Orosi,  Calif.,  Oct. 
4,  1896.  Son  of  William  Henry  and  Alma  Flor- 
ence (Morgan)  Wieman.  Ed.:  Los  Angeles  H. 
Sch. ;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1921. 

Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Los  Angeles  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.,  track  and  Rugby  F.B.  teams.  1916  and 
17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1918.  mem. 
U.  S.  Sch.  of  Mil.  Aeronautics  F.B.  team.  1920, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  F.B.  team.  1921-26,  line 
coach  Univ.  of  Mich,  (during  this  period  had  4 
line  men  placed,  All-Amer.  team  selected  by 
Walter  Camp  and  Grantland  Rice).  1923,  asst. 
dir.  of  aths.,  Univ.  of  Mich.  1927.  head  F.B. 
coach  Univ.  of  Mich. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  dir.  of  aths..  F.B. 
coach  Univ.  of  Mich.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Dec. 
1917;  Comnd.  2nd  Lt. ;  discharged  Feb..  1919. 
Affiliations:  Mason;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Kappa 
Sigma ;  Phi  Epsilon  Kappa ;  Rotary ;  Huron 
Hills  G.C. ;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso. ;  Soc.  of 
Dir.  Phys.  Ed.  Coll.  Married:  Margaret  Gates 
Vogel.  Children:  Robert  Allen,  age  4 ;  Helen 
Elizabeth,  age  3.  Office:  Ath.  Asso..  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.  Home:  1115  Olivia  Ave.,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 

WIENECKE,  LOUIS  GUSTAVE,  football, 
basketball,  track  and  bowling.  Born:  St.  Louis. 
Mo.,  May  19,  1899.  Son  of  Herman  Albert  and 
Alvina  (Donnerberg)  Wienecke.  Ed.:  Tulsa  H. 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Yale,  1926. 

Record:  1919-20,  mem.  Tulsa  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (won  Okla.  State  champ,  and  All-State 
h.b.,  1919).  1921-22,  mem.  Tulsa  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams  (won  track  champ. ;  won  Okla. 
State  Bskt.B.  champ,  and  All-State  center, 
1921);  mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad.  F.B.  team. 
Mem.  Phillips  Andover  Acad,  track  team  (1st 
place  broad  jump,  Andover-Exeter  track  meet). 
1922,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  team.  1923,  mem. 
Yale  freshman  track  team.    1923-25,  mem.  Yale 


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varsity  F.B.  team.  1924-26,  mem.  Yale  varsity 
track  team  (won  Johnny  Mack  trophy,  All- 
Around  champ.,  1925 ;  competed  Yale-Harvard 
and  Oxford-Cambridge  track  meets).  1925,  mem. 
Yale  varsity  bowling  team  (won  Yale  indiv. 
bowling  champ.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Efficiency  Engr.,  Phillips 
Pet.  Co.,  Affiliations:  Berzelius  Soc. ;  Torch 
Soc;  Colony  Club;  P.  A.  E.  Hobby:  Coaching 
athletics.  Married:  Peggy  Highley,  Feb.  18, 
1927.  Office:  Phillips  Pet.  Co.,  Bartlesville, 
Okla.    Home:  Johnstone,  Bartlesville,  Okla. 

WIENER,  ALEXANDER  LODER,  tennis. 
Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  18,  1908.  Son  of  Edward 
and  Katherine  (Loder)  Wiener.  Ed.:  German- 
town  Acad.,  1926;  The  Choate  Sch.,  1927;  Yale. 

Record:  1922,  played  doubles  with  William  T. 
Tilden,  Jr.  1923-24,  won  East.  Pa.  doubles 
champ.  1924.  won  West.  Pa.  doubles  champ. 
1925,  won  R.  I.  State  doubles  champ. ;  won  R.  I. 
State  Junior  tennis  champ. ;  won  111.  State 
Junior  tennis  champ. ;  ranked  No.  6  in  Natl, 
doubles  ranking  and  No.  4  in  Natl,  junior  rank- 
ing. 1925-27.  mem.  Germantown  Acad.  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams.  1928-27,  won  South  Atlantic 
doubles  champ.  1927,  won  111.  State  doubles 
champ. :  mem.  The  Choate  Sch.  F.B..  Bskt.B. 
and  tennis  teams ;  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B.  and 
tennis  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Clubs:  German- 
town  Cricket;  Madison  C.C.  School:  Yale  Univ.. 
New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  Alden  Park  Manor, 
Phila.,  Pa. 

YVIEST,  MICHAEL  A.,  football.  Born:  Chas- 
ka,  Minn.,  Dec.  25,  1882.  Son  of  George  and 
Mary  (Burgstahler)  Wiest.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1907. 

Record:  1906,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team, 
(West,  champs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  mgr..  Mutual  Life  of 
N.  Y.  Affiliations:  Minn.  "M"  C. ;  Masons;  Con- 
sistory; Shriner;  O.E.S.;  Browndale  Pk.  Im- 
provement Asso. ;  Half  Million  Field  C.  (Mutual 
Life  Ins.  Co.).  Hol)by:  Fishing.  Married:  Anna 
Hedtke,  Oct.  5,  1912.  Children:  David,  age  10; 
Dorothy  Ann,  age  6.  Office:  Baker  Bldg.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn.  Home:  4315  Woodale  Ave.,  Minne- 
apolis, Minn. 

WIGHT,  IRA  E.,  JR.,  football  and  baseball. 
Born:  Paschristian,  Miss.,  Oct.  21,  1900.  Son 
of  Ira  E.  and  Marie  (Ewing)  Wight.  Ed.: 
Phillips  Andover  Acad. ;   Yale. 

Record:  1921-22,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1922, 
pitcher,  Yale  B.B.  team.  1926,  mem.  St.  Louis 
C.C.  polo   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Bond  bus.,  Guaranty  Co. 
of  N.   Y.     Naval  Service:   Pvt.,   U.    S.    Marine 


Corps.,  Paris  Island  and  Utica,  N.  Y.  Affilia- 
tions: A.U.V. ;  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Scroll 
and  Key.  Clubs:  St.  Louis  C.C;  Yale;  H.Y.P. 
(Chicago,  111.).  Married:  Elizabeth  Forrest, 
Jan.  10,  1925.  Children:  Elizabeth  Bradlee,  age 
1.  Office:  120  W.  Adams  St.,  Chicago,  111. 
Home:  107  Rose  Terrace,  Lake  Forest,  111. 

WIGHT,  JOHN  ALFRED,  baseball.  Bom: 
Paris,  Tex.  Son  of  A.  T.  and  Helen  May  (Ben- 
nett) Wight.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Tex.;  Tulane 
Univ. 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Tulane  Univ.  F.B.,  B.B., 
Bskt.B.,  track  and  wrestling  teams  (capt,  F.B., 
B.B.,  and  Bskt.B.  teams ;  won  Natl,  wrestling 
champ.,  Natl.  A.A.U. ;  light-heavyweight  175- 
lb.  class  runner-up,  1919).  1921,  coach,  F.B., 
Rollins  Coll.  1922,  mem.  New  Orleans  South. 
League  B.B.  team;  sold  to  N.  Y.  Yanks.  1922 
and  '23,  farmed  out  by  Yankees  to  South. 
League  and  Tex.  League.  1924,  coach,  F.B., 
Louisiana  Poly-Tech.  1924,  sold  by  Yanks, 
Eastern  League;  Albany,  1924  (hit  328%;  3rd 
base)  ;  Worcester,  1925  (hit  over  300%)  ; 
Providence,  1926  ( won  pennant ;  hit  over 
300% ) . 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  Mil.  Service: 
Pvt.,  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Delta  Tau  Delta. 
Hobby:  ^Hunting,  golf,  B.B.  Married:  Avis 
Harris,  Dec,  1924.  Address:  212  N.  Burnett, 
Wichita  Falls,  Tex. 

WILBUR,  LYMAN  DWIGHT,  Stanford  crew, 
1919.  Born:  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  Apr.  27,  1900. 
Son  of  Curtis  Dwight  and  Olive  (Doolittle) 
Wilbur.     Ed.:  B.A.,   Stanford,   1921. 

Record:  1919,  mem.  Stanford  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engineer.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: Pvt.,  S.A.T.C,  Stanford,  1918.  Married: 
Henrietta  Shattuck.  Children:  Olive  Wilbur, 
age  2.  Office:  601  Ray  Bldg.,  Oakland,  Cal. 
Home:  162  Ardmore  Rd.,  Berkeley,   Cal. 

WILCE,  DR.  JOHN  WOODWORTH,  director 
of  football  and  physical  education,  Ohio  State 
University.  Ed.:  West.  Div.  H.  Sch.  (Milwaukee, 
Wis.);  A.B.  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1910;  M.D.,  Ohio 
State  Univ.,  1919. 

Record:  1902-06,  mem.  West.  Div.  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (2  yrs.)  ;  mem.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams  (4  yrs.)  ;  mem.  golf  team  (1  yr.). 
1906-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  F.B.  team  and 
crew  (4  yrs.  capt.,  F.B.  team,  1909)  ;  mem. 
Bskt.B.  team  (2  yrs.).  1910-11,  dir.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.,  track  and  intramural  aths.,  LaCrosse  H. 
Sch.  (F.B.  team,  State  champs;  Bskt.B.  team, 
runners-up  for  State  champ.).  1911-13,  asst. 
prof.  phys.  ed.,  grad.  mgr.,  aths.  asst.  varsity 
F.B.  coach,  and  mgr.  intramural  aths.,  Univ. 
of  Wis.  1913-28,  prof.  phys.  ed.,  dir.  F.B.,  dir. 
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Univ.  (F.B.  team  West.  Conf.  champs.,  1916- 
17-20;  runner-up  for  West.  Conf.  champ.,  1919- 
21-26;  coached  following  AU-Amer.  F.B.  play- 
ers, Chic  Harley,  Gaylor  N.  Stinchcomb,  Edwin 
Hess  and  Leo  Raskowski). 

Prcs.  Occupation:  Prof,  of  phys.  ed.  and  dir. 
F.B.,  Ohio  State  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted, 
Med.  Reserve  Corps,  Jan.,  1918 ;  pvt.,  Ohio 
State  Univ.  Medico  Dental  Univ.,  S.A.T.C.,  Oct. 
to  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations:  Rotary  Club  (pres.)  ; 
Ohio  Soc. ;  Hygiene  Soc. ;  (chmn.  exec,  com.); 
Young  Men's  Business  Club;  Shriner;  Mason; 
Scioto  C.C. ;  Ohio  State  Faculty  Club ;  Delta 
Kappa  Epsilon;  Cen.  Ohio  Asso.  (pres.);  Phi 
Rho  Sigma ;  Wis.  Alumni  Asso. ;  Amer.  Phys. 
Ed.  Federation;  Amer.  F.B.  Coaches  Asso.,  1922- 
28  (2nd  vice-pres.,  1928);  Natl.  Sportmanship 
Brotherhood  (dir.);  N.C.A.A.  (chrmn.,  Natl. 
Com.  of  Five  on  F.B.,  1927-28);  Soc.  of  Phys. 
Dirs.  in  Colls.;  Ath.  Research  Soc.  (vice-pres.). 
Hobby:  Golf  and  music.  Married:  Minerva  Con- 
ner, Aug.  2,  1920.  Children:  John,  Jr.,  age  6; 
James  MacLyon,  age  5;  Mary  Rosanne,  age  3. 
Office:  16th  and  High  Sts.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Home:  2030  Tremont  Rd.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

WILCOX,  CHESTER  REAS,  capt.,  Purdue 
Univ.  F.B.  team,  1927.  Born:  New  Albany,  Ind., 
Feb.  15,  1906.  Son  of  John  Chester  and  Laura 
Virginia  (Reese)  Wilcox.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Purdue 
Univ. 

Record:  Mem.  Purdue  Univ.  freshman  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  Mem.  Purdue  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (3  yrs.; 
chosen  All-Amer.  h.b.  by  N.  Y.  Sun  and  "Big 
Ten  Weekly;  All-State  h.b.,  1925-27;  chosen  All- 
Conf.  Bskt.B.  guard,  1926-27;  All-Conf.  2nd  base- 
man,  1926-27). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  coach  at  Purdue 
Univ.  Affiliations:  Equitable  Life  of  la.  Ins. 
Co.;  Sigma  Pi;  Calumet  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting, 
fishing,  canoeing  and  sailing.  Address:  Purdue 
Univ.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

WILCOX,  URQUHART.  baseball.  Born:  New 
Haven,  Conn.,  Oct.  22,  1874.  Son  of  Daniel  H. 
and  Frances  Louisa  (Ansley)  Wilcox.  Ed.: 
Ph.B.,  Yale,  1895. 

Record:   1895,  mem.  Yale  champ.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Artist.  Affiliations:  Dir. 
Sch.  of  Fine  Arts,  Alwright  Art  Gallery  (Buf- 
falo, N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Anne 
Clinton.  Children:  Ethel  Clinton ;  Elizabeth  H. 
Office:  85  N.  Pearl  St.,  Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home: 
537   Franklin   St.,   Buffalo,  N.   Y. 

WILDER,  ROBERT  LAWSON,  track.  Born: 
Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  Mar.  6,  1900.  Son  of 
Walter  L.  and  Ella  Ferris  (McKay)  Wilder. 
Ed.:  Centennial  H.  Sch.  (Pueblo,  Colo.),  1917; 
Univ.  of  Minn.,  B.S.,  1923;   M.D.,  1925. 


Record:  1916,  mem.  Centennial  H.  Sch.  track 
team.  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  swim.  team. 
1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  cross-country 
team  (capt.,  1919).  1918-20,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Minn,  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
S.A.T.C,  1918.  Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ; 
Nu  Sigma  Nu ;  1st  lieut.  U.S.A.,  M.O.R.C. 
Hobby:  Fishing.  Married:  Jessamine  Barbara 
Jones,  June  21, 1924.  Children:  Walter  Llewellyn, 
age  2.  Office:  1801  Lyndale  So.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  5020  2nd  Ave.,  So.,  Minneapolis, 
Minnesota. 


WILDERMUTT,  KARL  HENRY  LEO,  track. 

Bom:  N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  18,  1909.  Son  of 
Karl  and  Martha  (Meyer)  Wildermutt.  Ed.. 
Lynbrook  H.  Sch. ;  Georgetown  Univ. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Nassau  Co.  champ,  track 
team.  1924,  broke  Junior  H.  Sch.  indoor  rec- 
ord 100  yds.,  10  3-5  sec.  1925,  won  indoor  inter- 
sch.  title,  70  yds.,  7  2-5  sec. ;  won  Junior  Met- 
ropolitan champ.,  100  yds.,  10  sec. ;  won  Long 
Island  intersch  champ.,  100  yds.,  10  sec. ;  won 
Long  Island  intersch.  broad  jump  record,  22  ft. 
5  in.;  won  N.  Y.  State  intersch.  100-yd.  run, 
10  sec. ;  won  N.  Y.  State  intersch.  broad  jump, 
22  ft. ;  won  Natl,  outdoor  title,  100  yds.,  10  sec. ; 
won  Natl,  outdoor  title,  broad  jump,  22  ft.  5  in. 
1927,  won  Natl.  Senior  indoor  60  yds.,  6  2-5  sec. ; 
mem.  880-yd.  N.Y.A.C.  relay,  which  won  A.A.U. 
outdoor  title,  equaling  record,  1 :27.  1928,  won 
Natl.  Senior  indoor  60-yd.  title,  6  2-5  sec;  mem. 
Georgetown  track  team  (runner-up  in  indoor 
coll.  meet). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Club:  N.  Y.  A.C. 
Address:  499  Merrick  Road,  Lynbrook,  Long 
Island,  N.  Y. 


WILES,  RUSSELL,  rifle  shooting.  Born: 
Freeport,  111.,  Aug.  22,  1881.  Son  of  Robt.  Hall 
and  Alice  (Bradford)  Wiles.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ. 
Chicago,  1901 ;  N.  West.  Univ.,  B.L. ;  M.S. 

Record:  1921-22-26-27,  mem.  U.  S.  interna t. 
small  bore  (Dewar  trophy)  team  (World's  rec- 
ord team,  1921  and  27).  1923  and  25,  asst. 
coach  U.  S.  Internatl.  small  bore  team  (World's 
record  team).  1924,  alternate  and  coach  U.  S. 
Internatl.  small  bore  team  (World's  record 
team).  1922-28,  dir.  Natl.  Rifle  Asso.  Past  Vice- 
Commodore  Amer.  Canoe  Asso. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
sons; Phi  Gamma  Delta.  Clubs:  Univ.  (Chi- 
cago) ;  Quadrangle;  Riverside  G.C. ;  Rock  River 
G.C. ;  Univ.  Chicago  Rifle;  Roosevelt  Rifle  (N. 
Y.).  Hobby:  Shooting  and  canoeing.  Married: 
Ethel  Foster.  Children:  Russell,  Jr.,  age  22; 
Alice  B.,  age  20;  Bradford,  age  13.  Office:  140 
S.  Dearborn  St.,  Chicago,  111.  Home:  Hotel  Del 
Prado,  Chicago,  111. 


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WILES,  RUSSELL,  JR.,  rifle  shooting.  Born: 
Chicago,  111.,  Jan.  21,  1906.  Son  of  Russell  and 
Ethel  (Foster)  Wiles.  Ed.:  Wesleyan  Univ. 
(Bloomington,  111.). 

Record:  1923-26,  mem.  U.  S.  interna,  small 
bore  (Dewar  trophy)  rifle  team.  1923-25,  world's 
record  team.  1923,  high  individual  score  (394), 
world's  individual  record ;  winner  Peters  trophy 
(long  range  match)  ;  mem.  East,  team  ("East 
and  West"  match).  1926,  winner  long  range 
match.  1927,  mem.  Dewar  rifle  team,  (world's 
record  team).  1928,  breast  stroke  champ.  111. 
Inter-Coll.  Ath.  Conf. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Life 
mem.  Natl.  Rifle  Asso. ;  Phi  Gamma  Delta. 
Hobby:  Rifle  shooting,  canoeing  and  swimming. 
Address:  Hotel  Del  Prato,  Chicago,  111. 

WILHELMI,  FREDERICK  WILLIAM,  mem. 
Yale  football  team,  1901-02.  Born:  Fort  Randall, 
S.  Dak.,  Sept.  7,  1880.  -Son  of  Louis  and  Julia 
(Malson)  Wilhelmi.  Ed.:  Dr.  Holbrook's  M.A., 
1896-98;  Andover  Acad.,  1898-99;  Yale,  1899- 
1903. 

Record:  1896-98,  mem.  Dr.  Holbrook's  Mil. 
F.B.  team.  1898-99,  mem.  Andover  F.B.  team. 
1899-1900,  mem.  Yale  freshman  team.  1900-01, 
mem.  Yale  scrub  team.  1901-02,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Producer  of  Forest  Products 
Affiliations:  V.P.  and  gen.  mgr.,  J.  B.  Finch 
Timber  Co..  Inc. ;  Commercial  Club  of  Duluth ; 
past  pres.  Rotary  Club,  Cloquet,  Minn.  Hobby: 
Fly-fishing  for  speckled  trout.  Married:  Caroline 
Erwin.  June  22,  1912.  Children:  Julia  Isabel, 
age  14;  Frederick  William,  Jr..  age  12;  John 
Erwin.  age  10.  Office:  507  Palladio  Bldg.,  Duluth, 
Minn.   Home:  54  Kent  Rd.,  Duluth,  Minn. 

WILKINSON,  ALFRED  ERNEST,  Univ.  of 
Mich,  baseball  team,  1865-69.  Born:  Skaneatelas, 
N.  Y.,  Dec.  6,  1846.  Son  of  Winfield  Scott  and 
Frances  Elizabeth  (Sampson)  Wilkinson.  Ed.: 
B.A.,  Univ.  of  Mich.,  1869. 

Record:  1865-69,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team  (infielder  and  pitcher;  capt.,  1869). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Reporter,  Supreme  Court  of 
Tex.  Mil.  Service:  Civil  War,  Pvt,  Co.  B,  140th 
Reg.  111.  Inf.,  1864.  Affiliations:  "M"  Club; 
Austin  C.C. ;  Univ.  Club  of  Austin;  Town  and 
Gown  Club  of  Austin  (pres.);  S.A.R. ;  Soc. 
Mayflower  Descendants.  Hobby:  Law.  Married: 
Anne  Maria  Oldham,  Nov.  4,  1875.  Children: 
Henry  E.,  age  52 ;  Ann  Elizabeth,  age  48.  Office: 
Capitol,  Austin,  Tex.  Home:  108y2  E.  17th  St., 
Austin,  Tex. 

WILLCOX,  EDWARD  COOKE,  Princeton 
crew,  1923  and  water  polo  team,  1921.  Born: 
Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  June  21,  1902.    Son  of 


Orlando  and  Jessie  (Cooke)  Willcox.    Ed.:  Fes- 
senden   Sch. ;    St.   Paul's   Sch. ;   B.S.,   Princeton. 

Record:  1921,  sub.  Princeton  water  polo  team 
(won  champ.,  Yale-Pa.-Columbia-C.C.N.Y.-Naval 
Acad.  League;  defeated  N.Y.A.C.).  1923,  mem. 
Princeton  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Ter- 
race Club,  Princeton ;  Kappa  Alpha,  Cornell ; 
Englewood  Field  Club,  Englewood,  N.  J.  Office: 
7th  St.  and  Taber  Rd.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Forest 
Rd.,  Englewood,  N.  J. 

WILLIAMS,  ALFORD  J.,  aviation.  Born: 
Bronx  County,  New  York,  July  25,  1894.  Edu- 
cation: A.B.,  Fordham  University;  LL.B., 
Georgetown  University,  1925. 

Record:  Played  professional  baseball  with 
the  New  York  Giants  for  two  seasons.  1922, 
member  of  Navy  Pilot  team  taking  part  in  In- 
ternational air  races,  Detroit,  Michigan;  flew 
a  Navy  CR-1  plane  in  the  Pulitzer  race  at  this 
meet,  coming  in  4th  with  a  speed  of  186.7  miles 
per  hour.  1925,  member  of  Navy  Pilot  team  tak- 
ing part  in  International  air  races  at  St.  Louis, 
Missouri;  won  Pulitzer  Trophy  at  this  meet, 
with  a  speed  of  246.67  miles  per  hour  for  200 
kilometers,  in  a  Navy  R2C1  plane.  (This  re- 
mains world's  record  for  that  distance)  ;  es- 
tablished world's  record  for  airplane  speed  at 
266.6  miles  per  hour,  Mitchell  Field,  Long  Is- 
land, New  York  (this  mark  has  since  been 
raised  by  a  French  flier  to  278.48  miles  per 
hour;  at  present  holds  American  speed  record 
of  266.6  miles  per  hour,  and  is  engaged  in 
building  a  special  speed  plane  to  recover  his 
record  from  France).  1925,  took  part  in  Pulitzer 
race,  Mitchell  Field,  Long  Island,  New  York 
(flew  a  Navy  R3C1). 

Naval  Service:  1917,  enrolled  Naval  Reserve 
Force  and  went  to  the  Ground  School  for  Avi- 
ation at  Boston  Institute  of  Technology;  then 
to  Naval  Air  Stations  at  Bay  Shore,  Long  Is- 
land, and  Pensacola,  Florida,  for  flight  train- 
ing; detailed  to  Naval  Air  Station  at  Hampton 
Roads,  Virginia,  as  a  test  pilot,  1919;  Torpedo 
Plane  Division  of  Atlantic  Fleet  September, 
1921  to  February,  1922.  Married:  Mrs.  Flor- 
ence Hawes  Selby.  Address:  United  States 
Navy  Department,  Washington,  D.  C. 

WILLIAMS,  ALLEN  GRAVES,  Univ.  of  Pa 
football  team,  1916  and  '17.  Born:  Portsmouth, 
O.,  Feb.  11,  1895.  Son  of  William  Grant  and 
Mary  Elizabeth  (Love)  Williams.  Ed.:  Univ. 
Sch.  (Cleveland),  1911-13;  Lafayette  Coll.,  1913- 
14;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1917. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Univ.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1912-14,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1915-17,  mem.  Univ.  of 
Pa.  F.B.  team.  1917.  mem.  U.  S.  Marine  team, 
Phila.  Navy  Yard.    1918,  mem.  Base  Sect.  No.  1 


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F.B.    team,   Montoir,    France    (champs.,    S.O.S., 
A.E.F.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Manufacturer,  leather  goods. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.M.C,  May,  1917; 
mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged  Capt.,  June,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Williams  Mfg.  Co.  (pres.)  ;  Paul  G. 
Williams  Co.  (vice-pres.)  ;  Mitchell  Mfg.  Co. 
(dir.).  Hobby:  Golf  and  travel.  Office:  401 
Front  St.,  Portsmouth,  Ohio.  Home:  1236  Gallia, 
Portsmouth,  Ohio. 


mem.    Univ.    of    Pa.    freshmen    crew    (capt.); 
1910-12,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Civil  engr.  Affiliations: 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Eugene  S.  Powers  & 
Son,  Inc. ;  Phi  Sigma  Kappa ;  Friars'  Senior 
Soc;  Mfgrs.  Club;  Ocean  City  Yacht  Club. 
Married:  Elizabeth  D.  Fite,  Jan.  20,  1916.  Chil- 
dren: Kathryn  H.,  age  10;  Elizabeth  Jane,  age 
6.  Office:  1520  Locust  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
3  Sharpless  Ave.,  Melrose  Park,  Pa. 


WILLIAMS,  FRANKLIN  PALMER,  trap 
shooting.  Born:  Cecil  Co.,  Md.,  June  27,  1880. 
Son  of  Jesse  R.  and  Emma  (Jackson)  Williams. 
Ed.:  Cecil  Co.  Schs.;  W.  Nottingham  Acad. 

Record:    1912,    mem.    Las    Animas    Gun    C. 

(Colo.).    Won    clay    target   Ath.    Fleet   champ. 

(Cuba,  '16;  Yorktown,  Va.,  '17;  Montgomery 
Co.  C.C.,  '19).  1919,  won  open  Army  and  Navy 
champ.,  Natl,  meet,  S.  Shore  C.C.,  Chicago,  111. 

(breaking  99x100;  40  straight  in  shoot-off). 
1924,  won  Md.  and  D.C.  handicap  champ.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  (breaking  94x100  at  20  yds.).  1927,  won 
Pinehurst  preliminary  handicap  (94x100  at  20 
yds.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Banker ;  vice-pres.,  Natl. 
Capital  Mortgage  Co.  Naval  Service:  Lt.  Comdr. 

(S.C.),  U.S.N.,  Atl.  Fleet,  1916-17.  Affiliations: 
Chevy  Chase  C. ;  Army  and  Navy  C. ;  Army  and 
Navy,  Marine  Corps  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  trap- 
shooting.  Married:  Mary  Leigh,  June  19,  1923. 
Children:  Franklin  Palmer,  Jr.,  age  4;  Mary  M., 
age  2y2.  Office:  923  15th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
J7ow?e:~3425  Porter  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WILLIAMS,  FRED  "CY,1''  pro  baseball.  Born: 
Wadena,  Ind.,  Dec.  21,  1888.  Son  of  Oscar  and 
Anne  (Mead)  Williams.  Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  of 
Notre  Dame,  1913. 

Record :  1910-12,  mem.  Notre  Dame  B.B.  team 
(capt.,  '12).  1911-12,  mem.  Notre  Dame  track 
team.  1912-17,  mem.  Chicago  "Cubs"  pro.  B.B. 
team.  1918-28,  mem.  Phila.  "Natls."  (leading 
home  run  hitter  in  Natl.  League,  with  lifetime 
record  of  235  home  runs.  Has  played  for  more 
major"  league  mgrs.  than  any  player  in  major 
leagues   (15  in  17  yrs.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Pres.,  Farmers  Mutual  Fire  Ins.  Co., 
Eagle  River,  Wis.  Hobby:  Stock  raising.  Mar- 
ried: Vada  Perkins,  Dec,  1913.  Children: 
Majorie,  age  13 ;  Forrest,  age  9 ;  Marion,  age  7. 
Address:  Three  Lakes,  Wis. 


WILLIAMS,  FREDERICK  M.,  rowing.  Born: 
Canton,  Ohio,  Feb.  1,  1890.  Son  of  James  H. 
and  Josephine  M.  (Perks)  Williams.  Ed.:  Cen. 
H.  Sch.,  Phila.;  B.S.  in  C.E.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1912. 

Record:  1906-08,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  crew. 
1907-08,  mem.  Central  H.  Sch.  gym.  team.    1909, 


WILLIAMS,  HENRY  LANE,  world's  cham- 
pion hurdler,  1891.  Bom:  Hartford,  Connecti- 
cut, July  26,  1869.  Son  of  Job  and  Catherine 
(Stone)  Williams.  Education:  Hartford  Pub- 
lic High  School;  A.B.,  Yale,  1891;  M.D.,  Uni- 
versity of  Pennsylvania,  1895. 

Record:  1885-87,  member  of  Hartford  Public 
High  School  football  team.  1887-1891,  member 
of  Yale  football  and  track  teams  (established 
Intercollegiate  record,  120  yard  hurdles,  time 
16  1/5  seconds,  1889.  Won  10  events  in  Yale 
all-around  championship  games;  established 
American  record  in  100  yard  high  hurdles, 
Manhattan  Athletic  Club  games,  New  York; 
established  Canadian  record,  120  yard  hurdles, 
time  16  1/5  seconds,  Canadian  championship 
games,  1890.  Established  intercollegiate  and 
world's  record.  120  yard  high  hurdles,  time  15 
4/5  seconds,  Berkley  Oval,  New  York;  estab- 
lished intercollegiate  record,  220  yard  low  hur- 
dles, time  21  1/5  seconds,  Berkley  Oval,  New 
York,  1891).  1891,  coach  of  football  at  West 
Point  (Army's  first  victory  over  Navy).  1892- 
99  coach  of  track  and  football  at  William  Penn 
Charter  School  (Philadelphia).  1900-21,  coach 
of  football,  University  of  Minnesota. 

Present  Occupation:  Physician.  Military  Ser- 
vice: Civilian  aid  to  commanding  officer  in 
charge  of  recreative  athletics,  1st  Officers' 
Training  Camp,  Fort  Snelling,  1918.  Affilia- 
tions: Member  of  Intercollegiate  Football  Rules 
Committee,  1905-21 ;  former  member  of  New 
York  Athletic  Club ;  Alpha  Delta  Phi ;  Alpha 
Mu  Pi  Omega ;  Mason ;  Minneapolis  Athletic 
Club.  Hobby:  Canoeing,  fishing  and  outdoor 
life.  Married:  Nina  Meadows  Boyd.  Children: 
Henry  Lane,  Jr.,  M.  D.  Office:  Lewis  Building, 
Minneapolis,  Minnesota.  Home:  Hampshire 
Arms,   Minneapolis,   Minnesota. 

WILLIAMS,  HENRY  LANE,  JR.,  M.D.,  foot- 
ball, track  and  boxing.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug. 
31,  1898.  Son  of  Henry  Lane  and  Nina  Mea- 
dows (Boyd)  Williams.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Minn., 
1918;  A.B.,  Yale,  1921;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Penn., 
1924. 

Record :  1917,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn.  F.B.  team. 
1920,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (runner-up,  low 
hurdles,  Harvard- Yale  meet).  1924,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Penn.  boxing  team    (heavyweight). 


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Pies.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
Yale  S.A.T.C.  Affiliations:  Alpha  Delta  Phi; 
Alpha  Kappa  Kappa ;  Perm.  Soc.  Order  of 
Founders  and  Patriots  of  Amer. ;  S.A.R. ;  Sons 
and  Daughters  of  the  Pilgrims ;  New  Eng.  Soc. 
of  Penn.  Address:  Mayo  Cliuic,  Rochester,  Minn. 

WILLIAMS,  J.  FARKAND,  football,  track. 
Bom:  Detroit,  Mich.,  Dec.  12,  1885.  Son  of 
Richard  P.  and  Olive  (Ferrand)  Williams.  Ed.: 
B.A.,   Yale,   1909. 

Record:  Mem.  Prep.  Sen.  F.B.  and  track 
teams.    Member  of  Yale  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Wholesale  druggist.  Gov- 
ernmental Service-:  Special  agent,  Bureau  of 
Investigations,  U.  S.  Dept.  of  Justice.  Affilia- 
tions: Masons;  Shriner;  S.C.W.  Clubs:  Detroit; 
Detroit  Boat;  Detroit  Ath.;  Bloomfield  Open 
Hunt;  Old;  Yale.  Hobby:  Horses  and  raising 
Guernsey  cattle.  Married:  Georgia  Beckley, 
Dec.  12,  1911.  Children:  Richard  P.,  age  15; 
Florence  C.,  age  12.  Office:  35  Larned  St., 
Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  2405  Burns  Ave.,  Detroit, 
Michigan. 

WILLIAMS,  KENNETH,  outfielder,  Boston 
"Red  Sox."  Born:  Grants  Pass,  Ore.  Son  of 
Briton  A.  and  Carrie  (Trimble)  Williams.  Ed.: 
Grants  Pass  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1913,  mem.  Regina  C.  pro.  B.B.  team, 
(West.  Canadian  League).  1914,  mem.  Edmon- 
ton pro.  B.B.  team  (West.  Canadian  League). 
1915,  mem.  Spokane  Club  pro.  B.B.  team  (N.W. 
League)  ;  mem.  Cincinnati  "Reds"  pro.  B.B. 
team  (Natl.  League).  1916,  mem.  Spokane  Club 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Portland  Club 
pro.  B.B.  team  (Pac.  Coast  League).  1918-27, 
mem.  St.  Louis  "Browns"  pro.  B.B.  team 
(Amer.  League).  1928,  mem.  Boston  "Red  Sox" 
pro.  B.B.  team    (Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player.  Mil. 
Service:  Jefferson  Barracks,  St.  Louis,  Mo., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Boston  "Red  Sox"  ball  club ; 
Masons ;  Odd  Fellows ;  Oregon  Cavemen ;  A.L. 
Hobby:  Baseball.  Married:  Ethel  May  Wilker- 
son,  June  18,  1919.  Child:  Kenneth,  Jr.,  age  5. 
Office:  Boston  "Red  Sox"  Club,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  615  N.  Fifth  St.,  Grants  Pass,  Oregon. 

WILLIAMS,  RICHARD  NORRIS  II,  tennis 
champion.  Born:  Geneva,  Switzerland,  Janu- 
ary 29,  1891.  %on  of  Charles  Duane  and  Lydia 
Biddle  (White)  Williams.  Education:  B.S., 
Harvard,   1916. 

Record:  1912  and  1915,  won  National  clay 
court  tennis  championship  at  Pittsburgh.  1913- 
14-20-27,  member  of  American  Davis  Cup 
tennis  team  (captain,  1921-27).  1914,  won 
National  singles  championship  at  Newport. 
1914-16,  member  of  Harvard  tennis  team 
(won     Intercollegiate     championship,     1914-15; 


captain  and  singles  doubles  champion  1915- 
16).  1916,  won  National  singles  championship 
at  New  York  City.  1924,  captain  of  Olympic- 
tennis  team.  1925-26,  won  National  doubles 
championship   at  Boston. 

Present  Occupation:  Statistician.  Military 
Service:  Enlisted,  Plattsburg  Officers'  Training 
Camp,  June,  1917 ;  commissioned,  2nd  Lieuten- 
ant, August  1917 ;  member  A.  E.  F. ;  awarded 
French  War  Cross  and  Legion  of  Honor  by 
the  French  Government  in  the  field  1918 ;  dis- 
charged, ranking  captain  of  Field  Artillery, 
June,  1919.  Clubs:  Merion  Cricket,  West  Side 
Tennis  (New  York  City)  ;  Longwood  Cricket 
(Boston)  ;  Seabright  Lawn  Tennis  (New  Jer- 
sey) ;  Racquet  (Philadelphia).  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Jean  Haddock,  January  11,  1919. 
Children:  Duane  Norris,  age  3.  Office:  1603 
Walnut  Street,  Philadelphia,  Pennsylvania. 
Home:  Wayne,  Pennsylvania. 

WILLIAMS,  RICHARD  PERRY,  track.  Born: 
Cornwall,  England,  April  21,  1874.  Sow  of  Henry 
and  Elizabeth  (Perry)  Williams.  Ed.:  Dean 
Acad.  (Franklin,  Mass.)  ;  Univ.  of  Pa.;  B.P.E., 
Harvard,   1903. 

Record :  1892-94,  mem.  Dean  Acad.  F.B.  and 
track  teams  (capt.  track  team).  1894,  track 
records  of  Prep.  Sch.:  40  yds.,  4  2-5  sec;  100 
yds.,  9  3-5  sec;  220  yds.,  212-5  sec;  440  yds., 
48  2-5  sec. ;  running  high  jump,  9  ft. ;  running 
high  jump,  6  ft.  2  in. ;  running  broad  jump,  22 
ft.  8  in. ;  standing  broad  jump,  11  ft.  1  in. ;  12- 
lb.  shot-put,  52  ft.  6  in.  Pro.  records :  20  yds., 
2  1-5  sec  ;  50  yds.,  5  1-5  sec ;  60  yds.,  6  flat ; 
100  yds.,  9  1-5  sec;  440  yds.,  47  2-5  sec;  stand- 
ing broad  jump,  15  ft.  4  in.;  running  broad 
jump,  25  ft. ;  running  high  kick,  10  ft.  3  in. ; 
running  hitch  kick,  9  ft.  6  in. ;  standing  back 
jump  with  weight,  13  ft.  3  in.  Picked  All-Amer. 
All-Time  Bskt.B.  l.f.  E.  Boston  A.C.  Coaching 
record :  1894-95,  F.B.  and  track  coach  Orient 
H.  A.C,  1899-1900,  coach  Tufts  Coll.  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1900-03,  coach  phys.  dir.  Syd- 
ney C.B.  Y.M.C.A.  1903-09,  phys.  dir.  coach 
New  London  (Conn.)  Y.M.C.A.  and  pub.  sch.; 
in  charge  of  summer  playgrounds.  1909-11, 
phys.  dir.,  coach,  Berkeley  Sch.  (N.  Y.  C). 
1911-12,  phys.  dir.,  coach,  Haverhill  H.  Sch. 
(Mass.).  1912-14,  phys.  dir.,  coach,  Greensboro 
(N.  C.)  Y.M.C.A.  and  pub.  sch.  1914-15,  phys. 
dir.,  coach,  Paducah  (Ky.)  H.  Sch.  1915-20, 
phys.  dir.,  coach,  Lebanon  (Ohio)  Harman  H. 
A.C.  and  pub.  sch.  1920-23,  phys.  dir.,  coach, 
Bessemer  H.  Sch.  1923-24,  phys.  dir.,  coach, 
Harvard  Sch.  (Chicago).  1924-25,  phys.  dir., 
coach,  Two  Rivers  (Wis.)  H.  Sch.  1925-28, 
phys.  dir.,  coach,  Wichita  Elks  Club. 

/Yes.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  and  coach.  Govt. 
Service:  Draft  Bd.,  med.  examiner.  Club:  E. 
Boston  A.C.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Helen 
Jean  Barclay,  Dec.  26,  1901.     Children:  Henry, 


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age  25  (deceased);  Richard  P.,  Jr.,  age  21; 
Carl  E.,  age  13;  Vera  E.,  age  6.  Office:  Elks 
Club,  Wichita,  Kans.  Home:  1056  N.  Market 
St.,  Wichita,  Kan. 

WILLIAMS,  ROBERT  ARTHUR,  Stanford 
baseball  team,  1902-03.  Born:  The  Dalles,  Ore., 
Feb.  13,  1884.  Son  of  Griffith  and  Anna  (Mar- 
shall) Williams.  Ed.:  Portland  H.  Sen. ;  Man- 
zanita Hall  (Palo  Alto)  ;  Portland  Acad.;  Stan- 
ford;   M.D.  Univ  of  Va.,  1910. 

Record:  1899  (spring),  mem.  Portland  H.  Sch. 
B.B.  team.  1899  (fall),  mem.  Manzanita  Hall 
F.B.  team.  1900  (spring),  mem.  Manzanita 
Hall  B.B.  team  (capt.).  1900-02,  mem.  Port- 
land Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.  B.B., 
1901).  1901-05,  mem.  Multnomah  Amateur  Ath. 
B.B.  team.  1903  and  1904,  mem.  Stanford  B.B. 
team  (high  hitter,  1903;  several  offers  to  enter 
professional  B.B. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Orchardist.  Affiliations: 
A.  M.  Williams  &  Co.;  Walther- Williams  Co.; 
1st  Natl.  Bank  (stock-holder) ;  The  Dalles, 
Ore.;  Zeta  Psi.  Hobby:  Sports  and  Horticul- 
ture. Married:  Aileen  Kelly,  Oct.  11,  1922. 
Office:  A.  M.  Williams  &  Co.,  The  Dalles,  Ore. 
Home:  The  Dalles,  Ore. 

WILLIAMS,  ROGER,  Naval  Academy  crew 
and  football  team.  Born:  Nov.  5,  1879.  Son  of 
A.  Ford  and  Catherine  Fitch  (Van  Volken- 
burgh)   Williams.    Ed.:  U.S.N.A.,  1901. 

Record:  1898-1901,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  crew 
(capt.,  1901;  rowed  against  Columbia,  Pa., 
Yale,  Georgetown).  1899-1900,  mem.  U.S.N.A. 
F.B.  team  (mem.  winning  team  against  Army, 
1900). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Shipping  business,  Inter- 
natl.  Mercantile  Marine  Co.  Naval  Service: 
Commissioned  officer,  1901-1920;  Queenstown 
destroyer  force,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  Naval  liai- 
son officer,  Gen.  Pershing's  G.H.Q.  Affiliations: 
Army  and  Navy  Club  (Wash.,  D.  C.)  ;  Century 
Club  (N  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Boat  sailing.  Married: 
Frances  Randall  Mcllvaine,  Nov.  7,  1906.  Chil- 
dren: Roger,  Jr.,  age  19;  Frances  Randall,  age 
17;  Evelyn  Wilbor,  age  13.  Office:  Pier  62, 
North  River,  N.  Y.  C.  Home:  40  Ingram  St., 
Forest  Hills,  N.  Y.  C. 


WILLIAMS,  SAMUEL  CLYDE,  phys.  dir  and 
football  coach.  Born:  Shelby,  la.,  Mar.  24,  1879. 
Son  of  Samuel  Pa  trie  and  Mary  (Marthis)  Wil- 
liams. Ed.:  Shelby  H.  Sch.;  Univ.  of  la.,  B.S., 
1901;  DD.S.,  1903;  la.  State  Coll.,  1907. 

Record:  1897-1901,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  vars. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1898-1901,  mem.  Univ.  of 
la.  varsity  track  team.  1900-1901,  mem.  Univ. 
of  la.  Bskt.B.  team  (chosen  All-West,  q.b.,  1900; 
chosen  Walter  Camp's  3rd  All-Amer.  team,  1900) . 
1902,  asst.  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  la.    1903,  F.B. 


coach  Marshalltown,  la.  H.  Sch.  1904,  F.B. 
coach  Cornell  Coll.  1905,  asst.  F.B.  coach  la. 
State  Coll.  1906-10.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  coach 
la.  State  Coll.  1910-19,  phys.  dir.  la.  State  Coll. 
1912-17,  mem.  F.B.  Rules  Com.  Pro.  B.B.  rec- 
ord: 1902-04,  mem.  Sioux  Falls  B.B.  team, 
Ia.-S.  Dak.  League ;  1905-06,  mem.  Marshalltown 
B.B.  team,  la.  State  League;  1907-08,  mem.  St. 
Paul  and  Toledo  B.B.  teams,  Amer.  Asso. ;  1909- 
10,  mem.  Des  Moines  West.  League. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Automobile.  Affiliations: 
Sheldon  Auto  Co.;  Mason;  Delta  Tau  Delta. 
Hobby:  All  sports.  Married:  Jessie  Rider.  Office: 
S.  3rd  Ave.,  Sheldon,  la.   Home:  Sheldon,  la. 

WILLIAMS,  SILAS,  captain,  university  of 
Sewanee  football  team,  1909.  Born:  Greenville, 
S.  C,  June  9,  1888.  Son  of  James  Thomas  and 
Sallie  (McBee)  Williams.  Ed.:  Univ.  of  Sewanee, 
A.B.,  1909;  MA.,  1910;  LL.B.,  Harvard,  1913. 

Record:  1906-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Sewanee  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1909;  team  won  South,  champ., 
1909;  chosen  end  on  Walter  Camp's  All-South, 
team,  1908-09).  1907-10,  mem.  Univ.  of  Sewanee 
B.B.  team.  1910-11,  mem.  Harvard  Law  Sch.  F. 
B.  team.  1913-28,  officiated  in  South.  Coll.  F.B. 
games.  1919-21,  F.B.  coach  Univ.  of  Chatta- 
nooga. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Comnd.  Capt.,  F.A.,  2nd  training  camp,  Fort 
Oglethorpe;  Comnd.  Maj.,  F.A.,  Sept.,  1918;  Bn. 
Comnd.,  Adj.  and  special  asst.  to  the  Comman- 
dant at  the  F.A.C.O.T.S.,  Louisville,  Ky. ;  dis- 
charged Apr.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Mountain  City 
Club  (Chattanooga)  ;  Optimist  Club  (Chatta- 
nooga). Married:  Elizabeth  Lodor.  Children: 
Silas,  Jr.,  age  5.  Office:  818-19-20  James  Bldg., 
Chattanooga,  Tenn.  Home:  Lookout  Mountain, 
Chattanooga,  Tenn. 

WILLIS,  ORION  JAMES,  baseball.  Born: 
Pelham,  Tenn.,  Jan.  25,  1878.  Son  of  Thomas  H. 
and  Sarah  (Clark)  Willis.  Ed.:  B.A.,  Yale,  1903. 

Record :  1903,  asst.  mgr.  Yale  B.B.  team.  1903, 
mgr.  Yale  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mgr.  sales.  Amer.  Sheet 
and  Tin  Plate  Co.  Affiliations:  Mo.  A. A. ;  Noon 
Day  Club ;  St.  Louis  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf  and  gar- 
dening. Married:  Mildred  Stickney,  1914.  Office: 
506  Olive  St.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.  Home:  St.  Louis 
C.C.  Grounds,  Clayton,  Mo. 

WILLS,  ARTHUR  ALLISON,  JR.,  1  mile 
champ.,  New  England  and  Maine  I.C.,  1925-27. 
Bom:  Lewiston,  Me.,  Oct.  29,  1905.  Son  of 
Arthur  A.  and  Edith  (Scott)  Wills.  Ed.:  Jordan 
H.  Sch.,  1923 ;  Bates  Coll.,  1927 ;  Yale  Med.  Sch., 
1931. 

Record:  1925-27,  Me.  I.C.  1-mi.  champ.  1926-27, 
Me.  I.C.  1-mile  and  %-mile  champ.,  and  N.E.  1- 


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mile  I.C.  champ.  1926-27,  mem.  Bates  Coll. 
cross-country  team  and  track  team  (capt.  cross- 
country team,  1927 ;  3rd  Natl.  I.C.  1-mile,  1926 ; 
I.C.A.A.A.A.  10th  place,  cross-country  race,  N: 
Y.,  1920;  I.C.A.A.A.A.  3rd  place,  Phila.,  1927; 
Me.  I.C.  champ,  team,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  N.  Y. 
A.C.    Address:  110  Gamage  Ave.,  Auburn,  Me. 

WILLS,  HELEN  NEWINGTON,  tennis 
champion.  Born:  Centerville,  California,  Octo- 
ber 6,  1905.  Daughter  of  Dr.  Clarence  A.  and 
Kathe.rine  (Anderson)  Wills.  Education:  Uni- 
versity  of  California. 

Record:  1921  and  1922,  won  National  junior 
championship  (singles).  1922,  won  National 
junior  championship  (doubles,  with  Miss 
Helen  Hooker)  ;  won  National  women's  doubles, 
with  Mrs.  John  B.  Jessup.  1923,  won  National 
women's  singles.  1924,  won  Olympic  games, 
singles  and  doubles  (with  Mrs.  G.  W.  Wight- 
man)  ;  won  National  women's  singles  and  dou- 
bles (with  Mrs.  G.  W.  Wightman)  ;  won  Na- 
tional mixed  doubles  (with  Vincent  Richards). 
1925,  won  National  women's  singles  and  doubles 
(with  Miss  Mary  K.  Browne).  1927,  won 
Wimbleton  (world's  championship)  singles  and 
doubles  (with  Miss  Elizabeth  Ryan)  ;  won  Na- 
tional women's  singles. 

Present  Occupation:  Writing,  illustrating,  de- 
signing. Affiliations:  Phi  Beta  Kappa:  Berke- 
ley Tennis  Club;  Women's  Athletic  Club  (Oak- 
land, California).  Hobby:  Tennis,  art.  Ad- 
dress: 238  Tunnel  Road,   Berkeley,   California. 

WILLSON,  LEA  GILPIN,  football,  basketball 
and  lacrosse.  Bom:  Sandy  Springs,  Md.,  Jan. 
5,  1895.  Son  of  Charles  Gilpin  and  Elizabeth 
(Hubert)  Willson.  Ed.:  Sherwoods  Friends' 
Sen. ;   Sherwood  H.   Sch. ;   Univ.  of  Md. 

Record :  Mem.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 
1912-13,  mem.  Md.  Univ.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  track 
and  lacrosse  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate,  William  H. 
Saunders  Co.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Affiliations:  Mary- 
land "M"  Club;  University  C.  (Richmond,  Va.)  ; 
Edgemoore  C.  (Wash.,  D.  C).  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  Tennis.  Married:  Marion  Dyer,  Sept.  5, 
1925.  Children:  Mary  Lea,  age  1.  Office:  1433 
K  St.  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  Edge- 
moore, Md. 

WILMORE,  CARLTON  ADAMS,  football, 
baseball,  track.  Bom:  Winchester,  Ind.,  April 
25,  1884.  Son  of  Benjamin  F.  and  Flora  (An- 
derson) Wilmore.  Ed.:  Winchester  H.  Sch.; 
Purdue  Univ. ;   B  S.,  Ala.  Polytech.   Inst.,  1908. 

Record:  Mem.  Winchester  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1903,  mem.  Purdue  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  squad. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Dist.  nigr.  Nashville  Bridge 
Co.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma;  Woodward 
G.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Annie  Averyt, 
Oct.  25,  1911.  Children:  Margaret  Anne,  age 
11 ;  Francis  Elizabeth,  age  4.  Office:  205  Phoenix 
Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1140  Virginia 
St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 

WILSON,    ANDREW    WILKINS,    JR.,    capt. 

Univ.  of  Pa.  baseball  team,  1886-87.  Born:  In- 
diana, Pa.,  June  29,  1863.  Son  of  Andrew  Wil- 
kins  and  Anna  (Dick)  Wilson.  Ed.:  Indiana 
Normal;  Princeton,  A.B.,  3  883;  A.M.,  1886; 
Ph.D.,  W.  and  G.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  Law  Sch.,  1891. 

Record:  1883  and  84,  mem.  Princeton  B.B. 
Club  team.  1884-85,  mem.  Hill  Sch.  B.B.  and 
F.B.  teams.  1884-86,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
B.B.  team  (shortstop  and  3rd  base;  capt.  1  yr. ; 
batting  record,  1  yr.,  .468).  Mem.  Majentas, 
Indiana  (Pa.)  B.B.  team,  also  Blansville,  Gun- 
sly  and  Punxsutawney  teams. 

Address:  Saltsburg,  Pa. 

WILSON,  CLYDE  HUBERT,  football,  bas- 
ketball and  track.  Born:  Bellbrook,  Ohio,  Dec. 
28,  18S9.  Son  of  Prof.  W.  C.  and  Amanda 
(Snethen)  Wilson.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Miami  Univ., 
1910;  B.S.Ed.,  Ohio  State  Normal  Coll.,  1912; 
M.S.Ed.,  Univ.  of  Tenn.,  1917. 

Record:  1907-10,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  varsity 
track  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Miami  Univ.  F.B. 
team  (Ohio  State  champs.,  1908).  1909-10, 
mem.  Miami  Univ.  class  Bskt.B.  team.  1911-12, 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  East  Ky.  State 
Normal  Sch.  1911-27,  F.B.  official  in  South. 
Conf.  and  S.I.A.A.  1913,  charter  mem.  Mem- 
phis Assocd.  Amateurs.  1913-14,  track  vice- 
pres.  Memphis  A.A.  (Memphis,  Tenn.).  1913- 
16,  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  coach  West  Tenn. 
State  Normal  Sch.  1914-16,  promoter  and  offi- 
cial starter  West  Tenn.  track  meets. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Prof,  industrial  ed.,  Univ. 
of  Tenn.  Mil.  Service:  F.A.,  Cen.  Officers'  Train- 
ing Sch.,  Camp  Taylor,  Ky.,  1918 ;  9th  Training 
Btty.,  3rd  Bn..  F.A.C.O.T.S. ;  2nd  lieut.  F.A., 
U.S.A.  Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon ;  Phi  Kappa 
Phi;  Phi  Delta  Kappa;  Masons;  Shriner;  Amer. 
Legion ;  Knoxville  Tech.  Soc. ;  Amer.  Vocational 
Asso. ;  Natl.  Ed.  Soc. ;  Tenn.  State  Teachers' 
Assoc. ;  dir.  Apprentice  Training  for  Natl.  Asso. 
of  Marble  Dealers;  S.West.  Bd.  F.B.  Officials; 
South.  Conf.  F.B.  Official.  Married:  Elizabeth 
Simmons,  Aug.  3,  1916.  Children:  James,  age 
10 ;  Hubert,  age  7 ;  Betty,  age  5.  Office:  Univ. 
of  Tenn.,  Knoxville,  Tenn.  Home:  1715  Cornell 
St.,  Knoxville,  Tenn. 

WILSON,  ERIC  COLQUHOUN,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  track  team,  1924.  Bom:  Iowa  City.  la., 
Oct.  8,  1900.  Son  of  Charles  B.  and  Frances 
(Colquhoun)  Wilson.  Ed.:  Iowa  City  H.  Sch., 
1919;  B.A.,  Univ.  of  la.,  1923. 


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Record:  1919,  mem.  Iowa  City  H.  Sch.  track 
team  (winner  State  Intersch.  broad  jump 
champ.).  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  of  la.  track 
team  (winner  West.  Conf.  220  yd.  dash  champ.; 
winner  Natl.  Collegiate  A.A.  220  yd.  dash 
champ. ;  anchor  runner  la.  half-mile  relay  team 
which  set  State  Collegiate  record,  1921 ;  State 
Collegiate  220  yd.  dash  champ. ;  champ,  and 
record  holder  200  yd.  run  111.  Indoor  Relay 
Carnival ;  anchor  runner  la.  1-mile  relay  team ; 
winner  111.  relays,  indoor  and  outdoor,  West. 
Conf.  meets,  1922;  winner  West.  Conf.  220  yd. 
dash  champ,  and  holder  of  Conf.  record ;  win- 
ner Natl.  Collegiate  A.A.  220  yd.  dash  champ. ; 
winner  State  Coll.  champ.  100  and  220  yd. 
dashes ;  anchor  runner  la.  1-mile  relay  team 
which  set  Amer.  I.C.  record,  Drake  relays ; 
anchor  runner  la.  half-mile  relay  team,  State 
Coll.  champ. ;  winner  300  yd.  champ.,  111.  indoor 
relays,  set  new  record ;  capt.  la.  track  team ; 
awarded  Univ.  of  la.  cup  for  excellence  in  school 
and  ath.,  end  coll.  career,  1923).  1924,  bettered 
recognized  world  record  200  meter  run,  21 1-10 
and  400  meter  run,  481-10  in  sect.  Olympic 
trials ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic  track  team ;  one 
of  four  Amer.  to  race,  400  meter  run,  Paris. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ed.,  Univ.  of  la.  News  Ser- 
vice. Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa  Psi;  Hawk-I  Club. 
Hobby:  Track  sports.  Married:  Lois  Sensor, 
Sept.  20,  1924.  Office:  Journalism  Bldg.,  Iowa 
City,  la.  Home:  403  Beldon  Ave.,  Iowa  City,  la. 


WILSON,  FRANK  CHEATHAM,  won  Indi 
vidual  Mil.  Rifle  champ,  of  Amer.,  1899.  Born: 
Egypt,  Ga.,  Dec.  19.  1864.  Son  of  Stephen  Alfred 
and  Tabitha  Ann  (Edwards)  Wilson.  Ed.:  A.B., 
N.  Ga.  Agr.  and  Mil.  Coll.,  1885 ;  Balto.  Coll.  of 
Dental  Surgery,  1891;  Angle  Sch.  of  Ortha- 
dontia,  1905. 

Record:  1894-99,  mem.  Ga.  State  rifle  team, 
Natl.  Mil.  matches,  Sea  Girt,  N.  J.  (U.  S.  Mil. 
rifle  champ.,  1899).  1894-97,  won  Trenton  Inter- 
State  All-Comers  Mil.  trophy  (Sea  Girt,  N.  J.). 
1895-97,  won  All-Comers  Mil.  trophy,  Sea  Girt, 
N.  J.  (score  148,  1896;  and  147,  1897).  1896-97, 
runner-up  Individual  Mil.  champ,  of  Amer.  (Sea 
Girt,  N.  J.).  1899,  won  Wimbledon  Cup  at  1000 
yds.  for  long  range  champ,  of  Amer. ;  won  in- 
dividual Mil.  rifle  champ,  of  Amer.  (Sea  Girt, 
N.  J.).  1902,  won  Amateur  champ,  of  Amer. 
with  shotgun  at  live  pigeons  (Garden  City,  L. 
I.).  Won  Grand  Prix  of  Aiken,  S.  C,  at  100 
live  pigeons  (3  times).  Only  man  to  win  both 
rifle  and  shotgun  champs,  of  his  country. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dental  surgeon.  War  Rec- 
ord: 1st  Lt,  2nd  Ga.  Regt,  S.A.W. ;  mem.  Med. 
Adv.  Bd.  for  Ga.  during  World  War.  Affiliations: 
Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon ;  Psi  Omega ;  Savannah 
Bd.  of  Trade;  Ga.  State  Dental  Soc. ;  Forest 
City  Gun  Club;  Oglethorpe  Club.    Hobby:  Big 


game  shooting  and  fishing.    Address:  12  Jones 
St.,  Savannah,  Ga. 

WILSON,  GEORGE  BOWMAN,  JR.,  football 
and  baseball.  Bom:  Glenside,  Pa.,  July  18,  1905. 
Son  of  G.  B.  and  Addie  Barbara  (Schaffer) 
Wilson.  Ed.:  Northeast  H.  Sch.  (Phila.)  ;  Wyo. 
Sem. ;  A.B.,  Lafayette  Coll.,  1929. 

Record:  1922,  mem.  Northeast  H.  Sch.  B.B. 
team.  1924,  mem.  Wyo.  Sem.  B.B.  team.  1925, 
mem.  Wyo.  Sem.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt., 
B.B.).  1926,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll.  F.B.  team 
(high  point  man,  scored  20  touchdowns). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Phi 
Gamma  Delta;  Knights  of  the  Round  Table; 
Artisan.  Hobby:  Writing.  Address:  Lafayette 
Coll.,  Easton,  Pa. 

WILSON,  HOMER  S.,  trapshooter.  Born: 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  April  5,  1886.  Son  of  Alex- 
ander and  Maria  (Brown)  Wilson.  Ed.:  Pitts- 
burgh Grammar  and  H.  Sch.,  1900. 

Record :  1920,  won  New  Leader  Cup  trapshoot- 
ing  contest.  1921-25,  won  city  high  trapshoot- 
ing  amateur  contest  of  Richmond.  1923,  runner- 
up  State  singles  champ.  1924,  won  Jefferson 
Hotel  trophy  trapshooting  contest.  1925,  won 
State  handicap  champ.  (22  yds.;  score,  94  out 
of  100).  1927,  runner-up,  all-around  champ., 
State  matches;  runner-up,  doubles  all-around 
State  champ.  Owner  of  Franks  Trojan,  by 
Carolina  Frank,  pointer.  Owner  of  Wilson's 
Queen,  pointer. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Affiliations: 
Schmidt  &  Wilson,  Inc.;  Natl.  Real  Estate 
Asso. ;  State  Real  Estate  Asso. ;  Richmond  Real 
Estate  Exchange ;  Mason ;  Shriner  ;  Chamber  of 
Commerce;  Sphinx  Club;  Richmond  Gun  Club. 
Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Sallie  Cabell  Hil- 
liard.  Children:  Homer  S.,  age  17 ;  Jean  Hard-  , 
ing,  age  15.  Office:  19  N.  Eighth  St.,  Richmond, 
Va.     Home:  1623  Pope  Ave.,  Richmond,  Va. 

WILSON,  HUGH  EDWARD,  athletic  direc- 
tor, football  and  baseball  coach,  Louisiana  Poly- 
technical  Inst.,  1926-28.  Born:  Ionia,  Mich., 
June  14,  1899.  Son  of  William  K.  and  Cora 
(Burling)  Wilson.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Mich., 
1922;  La.  State  Univ. 

Record:  1914-17,  mem.  Grand  Rapids  Cen.  H. 
Sch.  F.B.  team.  1918-21,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich. 
F.B.  team.  1919,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  freshmen 
B.B.  team.  1918-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich,  ice 
hockey  team.  1922,  mgr.  Univ.  of  Mich.  B.B. 
team ;  instr.  Univ.  of  Mich,  summer  sch.  for 
coaches.  1922-24,  line  coach,  freshmen  Bskt.B. 
and  track  teams,  Auburn  Coll.  1924-26,  line  and 
Bskt.B.  coach,  La.  State  Univ.  1926-28,  ath.  dir. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  coach,  La.  Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Naval  Service:  2nd 
class  seaman,  8  mos.     Affiliations:  Phi  Kappa 


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Psi;  A.L. ;  Natl.  Coaches'  A.A.  Hobby:  Foot- 
ball. Married:  Bethany  Lovell,  Aug.  25,  1923. 
Children:  Hugh  Edward,  age  4;  Mary  Bethany 
(infant).  Address:  Box  378,  Ruston,  La. 


WILSON,  JAMES,  catcher,  "Phila.  Natls." 
pro.  baseball  team.  Bom:  Philadelphia,  Pa., 
July  23,  1900.  Son  of  Robert  and  Agnes  (Mc- 
Cauley)   Wilson.    Ed.:  Potter  Sen.,  1914. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Potter  Sch.  soccer 
(Phila.  Intersch.  champs.)  and  (catcher)  B.B. 
teams.  1916-18,  mem.  Vet.  Club  (Phila.)  pro. 
soccer  team.  1919,  mem.  Merchants'  Ship  Co. 
pro.  soccer  team.  1920,  mem.  Bethlehem  Steel 
Co.  pro.  soccer  team.  1920-22,  mem.  New  Haven 
pro.  B.B.  team  (East.  League).  1921,  mem. 
Harrison  Field  Club  (Newark)  pro.  soccer 
team.  1922,  held  East.  League  record  for  put- 
outs  at  1st  base  (22).  1923-28,  catcher,  "Phila. 
Natls."  pro.   baseball   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  baseball  player.  Affili- 
ations: Light  House  Boys'  Club  (Phila.)  ;  Ma- 
sons; Artisans.  Hobby:  Baseball.  Married: 
Selina  Edwards,  April  18, 1921.  Children:  Robert 
James,  age  5.  Office:  Phila.  Ball  Club,  Phila., 
Pa.     Home:  5058  Whitaker  Ave.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WILSON,  JOSEPH  PAUL,  capt.  Univ.  of 
Mich's.  1st  basketball  team,  1908-09.  Born:  New- 
town, Pa.,  Feb.  9;  1886.  Son  of  Robert  Comly 
and  Ellen  Ambler  (Conard)  Wilson.  Ed.: 
George   Sch.   Prep.    Sch.;    B.S.,   Univ.   of  Mich.' 

Record:  '  1902-05,  mem.  George  Sch.  Bskt. 
Ball  team.  1905,  mem.  George  Sch.  track  team. 
1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Mich.  Bskt.B.  team 
(capt.  first  team). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Field  engr.,  Concrete  Pro- 
ducts Asso.  Affiliations:  Amer.  Concrete  Inst. 
(Sec.  Com.)  ;  mem.  "M"  Club.  Hobby:  Golf 
and  gym.  work.  Married:  Marjorie  Ross,  Oct. 
3,  1912.  Children:  Alice  Ambler,  age  14 ;  Joseph 
Paul,  Jr.,  age  12 ;  Robert  Burns,  age  9 ;  Mar- 
jorie Ross,  age  7.  Office:  1906  Highland  Ave., 
Detroit,  Mich.  Home:  14345  Mettetal  Ave., 
Detroit,  Mich. 


WILSON,  MARION  ORR,  Princeton  football 
and  track  teams.  Born:  Binghampton,  N.  Y., 
July  23.  1895.  Son  of  Leslie  MacLean  and  Nellie 
(Orr)  Wilson.  Ed.:  Binghampton  Central  H. 
Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.,  1914 ;  Princeton, 
1918. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Binghamton  Central 
H.  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1913, 
mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  squad.  1914, 
mem.  Phillips  Exeter  track  team.  1914-15,  mem. 
Princeton  freshman  F.B.  and  track  teams.  1915- 
16,  mem.  Princeton  varsity  F.B.  and  track  teams 
(capt.-elect  F.B.,  1917,  but  entered  Army).  1919- 
20-21,  mem.  F.B.  coaching  staff  of  Princeton. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Feed  Mfgr.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  May,  1917;  Comnd.  Capt.,  Inf.. 
Aug.,  1917;  discharged  Dec,  1918.  Affiliations: 
Treasurer  and  dir.,  Purchasing  Tioga-Empire 
Feed  Mills.  Inc.,  Waverly,  N.  Y. ;  Amer.  Legion. 
Hobby:  Outdoor  sports.  Married:  Katherine 
Niles,  Sept.  1,  1918.  Children:  Alexander  Dick- 
son, age  8;  Joan  Crandal,  age  6;  Shirley  Eliza- 
beth, age  4;  David  MacLean,  age  2  mos.  Office: 
Broad  St.,  Waverly,  N.  Y.  Home:  537  Clark, 
Waverly,   N.    Y. 

WILSON,  THOMAS  A.,  coach.  Princeton  var- 
sity football,  1916-23.  Born:  Wilkes-Barre,  Pa., 
Sept.  19,  1888.  Son  of  Leslie  MacLean  and  Nellie 
(Orr)  Wilson.  Ed. :  Maplewood  Acad.;  Nazareth 
Hall  Mil.  Sch. ;  Tome  Sch. ;  Exeter  Acad.,  1908 ; 
Lafayette  Coll.;  Litt.D.,  Princeton,  1913. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Nazareth  Hall  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1905,  mem.  Tome  Sch.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1908.  mem.  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1909,  mem.  Lafayette  Coll. 
F.B.  and  track  teams.  1910-12,  mem.  Prince- 
ton varsity  F.B.  team.  1912,  coach  Princeton. 
1913,  coach  F.B..  Univ.  of  N.  C.  1914-15,  coach 
F.B.,  Univ.  of  Wis.  1916-23.  coach  F.B.,  Prince- 
ton.   1923-26.  chmn.  F.B.  Com.,  Princeton. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres..  Peoples  Trust  Co.; 
genl.  agent,  Mass.  Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co.  Mil. 
Service:  Capt.  "B"  Co..  309th  Machine  Gun  Bat- 
talion. Affiliations:  Elks  ;  Binghampton  Chamber 
of  Commerce  (dir.)  ;  Susquehanna  Valley  Home 
(treas.)  ;  Associated  Charities  (dir.)  ;  Tioga- 
Empire  Feed  Mills.  Inc.  (dir.)  ;  Ah-Wa-Ga  Mills, 
Inc.  (dir.);  Binghampton  C.C. ;  Binghampton 
Club ;  Dobson  Club ;  Princeton  Club  of  N.  Y. ; 
Nassau  Club :  Princeton  Tiger  Inn  Club.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Married:  Gertrude  Page.  Apr.  14,  1915. 
Children:  Thomas  A.,  Jr.,  age  11 ;  Bruce  Page, 
age  8;  Roger  Terrill,  age  6.  Office:  702  Press 
Bldg.,  Binghampton.  N.  Y.  Home:  45  Laurel 
Ave.,  Binghampton,  N.  Y. 

WILSON,  TOM  M.,  golf.  Born:  New  Castle. 
Eng.,  June  8,  1896.  Son  of  Richard  and  Mar- 
garet (Mark)  Wilson.  Ed.:  Buradon  Council 
Sch.,   1919. 

Record:  1921  and  27.  played  South,  open.  East 
Lake  C.C,  Atlanta,  Ga.  1923-28,  pro.,  Ausley 
Park  G.C.,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  golfer.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  Jan..  1915 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged 
June,  1919.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Hilda  Cook, 
June  25,  1923.  Address:  Ausley  Park  Golf  Club, 
Atlanta,  Ga. 

WILSON,  WALTER  WINFIELD,  Princeton 
baseball  team.  Born:  Helen  Furnace,  Pa.,  Nov. 
14,  1874.  Son  of  Samuel  Winfield  and  Ella 
(Gardner)    Wilson.    Ed.:  Kiskiminetas   Springs 


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1901. 

Record:  1895-97,  mem.  Princeton  vars.  B.B. 
team  (pitcher  and  outfielder;  capt,  1897;  won 
I.C.  B.B.  champ.,  1896  and  97). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lumber,  oil  and  gas.  Clubs: 
The  Pittsburgh  Club,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  Married: 
Emma  Forrester  Johnston,  Nov.  7,  1907.  Chil- 
dren: Nancy  Forrester,  age  18 ;  Samuel  Winfield. 
age  17;  Emmy  Lou,  age  15.  Address:  33  7th 
Ave.,  Clarion,  Pa. 

WILTON,  FRANK  STARRH,  big  game  hunt- 
ing. Born:  Portland,  Oregon,  October  2,  1881. 
Son  of  Frank  S.  and  Elizabeth  (Fiegal)  Wil- 
ton. Education:  Liver  Forest  Institute  (River 
Forest,  Illinois)  ;  Lewis  Institute  (Chicago, 
Illinois). 

Record:  1897-99,  manager  and  captain  of 
Henion  and  Ilubbell  Hardware  League,  Chi- 
cago. 1898,  manager  and  captain  of  River  For- 
est Institute  baseball  team.  1900-02,  member 
of  Spaulding's  football  team,  Chicago  (champ- 
ions of  Cook  County,  1900  and  1902).  1905, 
handball  instructor  at  the  Chicago  Athletic 
Club.  1921-22,  director  and  cameraman  on  the 
Oakland  (California)  Museum  Expedition  to 
Africa,  making  the  motion  picture,  "Hunting 
Big  Game  in  Africa  with  Gun  and  Camera." 
1923,  pilot  on  the  first  trans-continental  motor 
boat  trip  from  Astoria,  Oregon,  to  New  York 
City,  via  inland  waterways.  Member  of  mo- 
tion picture  expeditions  into  Mexico,  Canada, 
Australia  and  the  Orient. 

Present  Occupation:  Press  photographer.  Mil- 
itary Service:  Trumpeteer  of  Troop  E,  First 
Cavalry,  Illinois  National  Guard ;  photo  tech- 
nician, Arcadia  Balloon  School,  Arcadia,  Cali- 
fornia (United  States  Army  Air  Service). 
Affiliations:  Mason ;  National  Geographic  So- 
ciety ;  honorary  member  of  the  Adventure  Club, 
Los  Angeles.  Hobby:  Exploration.  Married: 
Josephine  Turner  Mansfield,  1906.  Children: 
Frank  S.,  Jr.,  age  21;  Robert  C,  age  ]9;  Wil- 
ton M.,  age  17.  Office:  962  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce Building,  Los  Angeles,  California.  Home: 
224  West  Saturn,  Huntington  Park,  California. 

WILTSE,  HAROLD  JAMES,  Clay  City,  111., 
Aug.  6,  1903.  Son  of  Loren  J.  and  Myrtle  (Har- 
rison) Wiltse.  Ed.:  Clay  City  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Clay  City  B.B.  team. 
1921-22,  mem.  Clay  City  C.  (semi-pro.)  B.B. 
team.  1923,  mem.  Beaumont  C.  B.B.  team  (Tex. 
League).  1924-25,  mem.  Mobile  C.  B.B.  team 
(South.  League).  1926-28,  mem.  Boston  "Red 
Sox"  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Affilia- 
tions: Boston  "Red  Sox"  C.  Hobby:  Baseball. 
Office:  Boston  "Red  Sox"  C,  Boston,  Mass. 
Home:  Clay  City,  111. 


WILZBACH,  CARL  ALBERT,  M.D.,  dir.  phys. 
ed.  Born:  Martinsville,  Ind.,  June  18,  1889.  Son 
of  Robert  and  Marguerite  Wilzbach.  Ed.:  Univ. 
of  Cincinnati   (Arts  and  Med.  Coll.). 

Record:  1912,  asst.  phys.  dir.  Cent.  Y.M.C.A. 
1918.  dir.  phys.  ed.  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.  1918-24, 
responsible  for  Cincinnati  Y.M.C.A.  Indoor  track 
and  field  meets.  1918-26,  mem.  phys  ed.  faculty, 
Lake  Geneva  Summer  Sch.  Mem.  Natl.  Com.  on 
Health  Ed. ;  discovered  Stanley  Brauninger, 
coach  that  developed  1916  indoor  Natl.  swim, 
champs. ;  State  handicapper,  Ohio  A.A.U. ;  mem. 
Natl.   Bskt.B.   Com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Exec.  sec.  Cen.  Y.M.C.A. 
Gov.  War  Service:  Y.M.C.A.  War  Work  Sec. 
Affiliations:  dir..  Kiwanis ;  Mason  (32°).  Hobby: 
Bettering  health  of  people.  Office:  312  Ninth  St., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Home:  3111  Fairview  St., 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

WIMBERLY,  ROBERT  G,  football,  baseball, 
wrestling  and  track.  Born:  St.  Matthews,  S.  C, 
Sept.  3,  1905.  Son  of  Edward  and  Elizabeth 
(Banks)  Wimberly.   Ed.:  A.B..  Univ.  of  S.  C. 

Record:  1924,  capt.  Univ.  of  S.  C.  freshman 
F.B.  team.  1925,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  C.  freshman 
B.B.  team ;  won  Univ.  of  S.  C.  middleweight 
wrestling  champ.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  C. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (honorable  mention  for  All- 
Conf.  team.  1926).  1926,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  C. 
varsity  B.B.  team.  1927,  mem.  Univ.  of  S.  C. 
.track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Nu;  Owls  Club;  German  Club;  Block  "C"  Club 
(Univ.  of  S.  C).  Address:  St.  Matthews,  S.  C. 

WINCHELL,  ALEXANDER  VAUGHN,  swim- 
ming and  water  Bskt.B.  Born:  Butte,  Mont, 
Oct.  10,  1904.  Son  of  Alexander  Newton  and 
Edith  Clare  (Christello)  Winched.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  1925. 

Record :  1921-22,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
swimming  team  and  water  Bskt.B.  squad.  1923- 
25,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  swimming  and 
water  Bskt.B.  teams  ("letter"  winner  on  "Big 
Ten"  West.  Conf.  champ,  water  Bskt.B.  team). 
1927-28,  coach  water  polo  squads,  Univ.  of  Wis. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Med.  student,  Univ.  of  Wis. 
Affiliations:  Beta  Theta  Pi ;  Kappa  Tau ;  Nu 
Sigma  Nu;  "W"  Club  (Univ.  of  Wis.).  Hobby: 
All  sports.  Address:  200  Prospect  Ave.,  Madison. 
Wis. 

WINCHENBACH,  FRANCIS  ALTON,  foot- 
ball, baseball,  track,  hockey.  Born:  Framing- 
ham,  Mass.  Ed.:  Framingham  H.  Sch.;  God- 
dard  Sem. ;  Univ.  of  Vt. 

Record:  1919-23,  mem.  Framingham  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1920-23,  mem.  Framingham  H.  Sch. 
Bskt.B.   team.      1922-23,   mem.   Framingham    H. 


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Sch.  B.B.  team.  Mem.  Goddard  Sem.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1924-27,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Vt.  F.B.  team  (State  champs.,  1925;  All- 
State  tackle,  1925  26;  All-New  Eng.  small  coll. 
tackle,  1926).  1925-26,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt.  B.B. 
and  track  teams.  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  of  Vt. 
hockey  team   (capt.,  1927). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Nu 
Sigma  Nu ;  Alpha  Tau  Omega ;  "V"  Club ;  New- 
man Club.  Hobby:  Medicine.  Address:  76  N. 
Winooshi  Ave.,  Burlington,  Vt. 

WING  ATE,  ROBERT  EDWARD,  golf.  Bom: 
Richmond,  Va.,  Jan.  13,  1897.  Son  of  Robert 
and  Betty  Lee  (Epperson)  Wingate.  Ed.:  Wil- 
liam and  Mary  Coll.,  1915. 

Record :  1927,  went  to  semi-finals  in  Natl,  pub- 
lic links  champ.,  Cleveland,  Ohio;  won  Jack- 
sonville municipal  course  champ. ;  competed  in 
Natl,  amateur  champ.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.  1928, 
won  Walter  J.  Travis  memorial  trophy  for  Natl, 
amateur  champ,  of  club  champs.,  St.  Augustine, 
Fla.  Co-holder  of  amateur  course  record  at 
Hyde  Park  C.C.,  Jacksonville,  Fla.,  score  70. 
Broke  amateur  course  record  twice  in  same  day 
at  Palatka  C.C.,  Fla.,  scores  72  and  73. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  purchasing  agent  for 
Ford  Motor  Co.  (Jacksonville,  Fla.).  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  U.  S.  Navy,  July,  1918;  U.S.S. 
Rochester;  discharged  Mar.  13,  1919.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Office:  Ford  Motor  Co.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 
Home:  1632  Liberty  St.,  Jacksonville,  Fla. 

WINGO,  CARL  WILLIAMS,  bowling.  Born: 
Buffalo,  Mo.,  Dec.  2,  1891.  Son  of  Irvin  W.  and 
Julia  (McKee)  Wingo.  Ed.:  Fairgrove  H.  Sch.; 
S.W.  State  Teachers'  Coll.,  1907. 

Record:     1923,    played    in    Shrine    Bowling 

League  tournament,  Shrine  Mosque,  Springfield, 
Mo.  (capt.;  team  won  first  place;  won  first 
prize  for  individual  bowler).  1924-28,  played  in 
Shrine  tournaments,  Springfield,  Mo.  (capt., 
1924-27;  high  man,  1927-28  tournaments).  1928, 
high,  10  trains,  244 ;  high  30,  649,  Shrine  tour- 
nament. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Deputy  Collection  Officer, 
Greene  Co.  Ins.  Affiliatons:  Masons;  Shriner; 
Odd  Fellows ;  Eagles.  Hobby:  Bowling.  Mar- 
ried: Osie  Long,  July  6,  1912.  Children:  G.  Max, 
age  14;  Curtis  Rex,  age  12;  Shirley  Winona, 
age  9 ;  Marjorie  Lee,  age  4.  Office:  Court  House, 
Springfield,  Mo.  Home:  748  Normal  St.,  Spring- 
field, Mo. 


WINGO,  DOUGLASS  P.,  football,  baseball 
and  basketball.  Born:  Eastman,  Ga.,  June  17, 
1896.  Son  of  William  and  Laura  (Taylor) 
Wingo.  Ed.:  Birmingham  H.  Sch.,  1914;  Ma- 
rion Mil.  Inst.,  1916  ;  Washington  and  Lee  Univ., 
1923. 


Record:  1914-15,  mem.  Marion  Mil.  Ins.  var- 
sity F.B.  team  (All-State  q.b.,  1915).  1915-16, 
mem.  Marion  Mil.  Inst,  varsity  Bskt.B.  team. 
1916,  mem.  Marion  Mil.  Inst,  varsity  B.B.  team. 
1919,  coach  Ala.  Presbyterian  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1920-21,  coach  Marion  Mil.  Inst.  1921-22,  mem. 
W.  and  L.  varsity  F.B.  team  (played  on  S.A.S. 
T.A.A.  champ,  team  W.  and  L,  1921).  1923- 
27,  asst.  coach  Birmingham  South.  Coll.  F.B. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law,  Miller, 
Graham  and  Wingo.  War  Record:  Comn'd  capt. 
6th  Regt,  U.  S.  Marines;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu;  Phi 
Delta  Phi;  Mason;  Shriner.  Hobby:  Football. 
Office:  1809  Amer.  Traders'  Bank,  Birmingham, 
Ala.    Home:  1407  S.  18th  St.,  Birmingham,  Ala. 


WINGO,  THOMAS  GARNER,  football,  base- 
ball. Born:  Birmingham,  Ala.,  June  28,  1892. 
Son  of  Wm.  and  Laura  (Taylor)  Wingo.  Ed.: 
Birmingham  H.  Sch. ;  Ala.  Poly.  Inst. 

Record:  1911-12,  mem.  Ala.  Poly,  varsity 
F.B.  team.  Mem.  A.U.G.  Aerial  Squadron  (Rob- 
erts Field,   Birmingham,  Ala.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Architect.  War  Record. 
Comn'd.  2nd  Lt.,  A.S. ;  served  1  yr.  in  A.E.F. ; 
hon.  disch.  Mar.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa 
Sigma.  Hobby:  Football.  Married:  Sarah 
Timmons,  Nov.  1,  1925.  Children:  Thomas  G., 
age  2;  James  P.,  age  7.  Office:  1603  Empire 
Bldg.,  Birmingham,  Ala.  Home:  1142  Vir- 
ginia Ave.,    S.,    Birmingham,  Ala. 

WINKJER,  GUY  A.,  capt.  U.S.N.A.  swimming 
team,  1922.  Bom:  Garfield,  Minn.,  Oct.  25, 
1901.  Son  of  J.  G.  and  Elizabeth  (Eggen) 
Winkjer.  Ed.:  Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Wash.,  D.  C), 
1919;  U.  S.  Naval  Acad.,  1923;  B.S.,  M.E.,  La- 
fayette,  1924. 

Record:  1917-18,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B. 
team.  1917-19,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  swim.  team. 
1919-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  team.  1919-23,  mem. 
U.S.N.A.  swim,  team  (capt.,  '22).  1919,  mem. 
U.S.N.A.  Plebe  crew.  1920,  estab.  record  for 
160  yd.  relay,  1:15.4  (held  until  '24);  mem. 
Olympic  team.  1921-22,  mem.  U.S.N.A.  track 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Patent  examiner,  U.  S. 
Patent  Office.  Affiliations:  Wash.  Canoe  C. ; 
Wash.  Swim  C. ;  Delta  Tau  Delta;  Masons. 
Hobby:  Swimming.  Office:  Patent  Office,, 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1921  Lawrence  St.,  N.  E., 
Wash.,   D.   C. 

WINKJER,  JOEL  G.,  football.  Born:  Moe, 
Minn.,  Dec.  31,  1870.  Son  of  Gunder  T.  and 
Karen  Anna  (Helle)  Winkjer.  Ed.:  Coll.  of 
Agr.,  Uni.  of  Minn. 


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Record:  1897,  mem.  Minn.  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dairy  husbandman,  U.  S. 
Dept.  of  Agr.  Affiliations:  Masons.  Hobby: 
Swimming  and  horse  shoe  pitching.  Married: 
Helga  Elizabeth  Eggen.  Children:  Guy  Archi- 
bald, age  26 ;  Thelma  Halsan  W.  DeAtley,  age 
22.  Office:  East  Wing,  Agr.  Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 
Home:  1921   Lawrence   St.,   N.E.,   Wash.,  D.  C. 

WINTHROP,  ROBERT,  Harvard  crew,  1924- 
25-26.  Born:  Boston,  Mass.,  Jan.  21,  1904.  Son 
of  Frederic  and  Dorothy  (Amory)  Winthrop. 
Ed.:  A.B.,   Harvard,   1926. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Harvard  varsity  crew 
(capt,   1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Address:  299 
Berkeley,    Boston,    Mass. 

WIPER,  DON  WILLIAMS,  football.  Born: 
Columbus,  Ohio,  July  8,  1900.  Son  of  J.  W.  and 
Harriett  (Williams)  Wiper.  Ed.:  North  H.  Sch. 
(Columbus),  1918;  Ohio  State  Univ.,  B.S.,  1922; 
LL.B.,  1925. 

Record:  1919-21,  mem.  Ohio  State  Univ.  var- 
sity F.B.  team    (West.  Conf.  champs.,   1920). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  Sigma 
Alpha  Epsilon;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Univ.  Club 
(Columbus).  Office:  42  E.  Gay  St.,  Columbus, 
Ohio.    Home:  1136  Hunter  St.,  Columbus,  Ohio. 

WIRKMAN,  EMANUEL  W.,  Univ.  of  Pa. 
football  team  and  crew.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Nov. 
7,  1895.  Son  of  Joseph  and  Annie  (Middleman) 
Wirkman.  Ed.:  Phila.  Central  H.  Sch.,  1915; 
Univ.   of  Pa.,   1917. 

Record:  1912-14,  mem.  Central  H.   Sch.  F.B. 
team  and  crew  (capt.  crew,  1914;  won  Intersch. 
champ,   of  Amer.,   1914).    1915,   mem.   Univ.   of 
Pa.  freshman  F.B.  team  and  crew.   1916  and  17, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B.  team  and  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1917  ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  Comnd.  2nd 
Lt,  June.  1918;  discharged  Jan..  1919,  1st  Lt.. 
B.C.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C. ;  Varsity  Club  of 
Phila.;  Phi  Epsilon  Pi  (Natl,  treas.)  ;  Mason; 
Undine  Barge  Club.  Hobby:  F.B.  Married: 
Esther  Ettelson,  June  1,  1919.  Children:  Judith, 
age  7 ;  Paula,  age  3:  Office:  507  Witherspoon 
Bldg..  Phila..  Pa.  Home:  6708  McCallum,  Ger- 
mantown,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WISE,  RALPH  WILLIAM,  baseball,  football 
and  basketball.  Bom:  Wash.,  D.  C,  Oct.  2,  1898, 
Son  of  George  A.  and  Edith  (Ward)  Wise.  Ed.: 
Business  H.  Sch..  1917 ;  Georgetown  Univ.,  1918 ; 
Catholic  Univ.,  1918 ;  Army  and  Navy  Prep., 
1920;  Penn  State  Coll.,  1923. 

Record:  1915-17,  mem.  Business  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  (capt.,  '16)  teams.  1918,  mem. 
Georgetown    Univ.    F.B.    team ;    mem.    Catholic 


Univ.  B.B.  team.  1920,  mem.  Army  and  Navy 
Prep.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams;  mem.  Phil- 
lipsburg  (Pa.)  semi-pro.  B.B.  team.  1922,  mem. 
Penn  State  freshman  B.B.  team.  1923,  mem. 
Penn  State  varsity  B.B.  team;  mem.  Winchester 
(Va.)   semi-pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Insurance.  Naval  Service: 
Naval  Res.,  1917;  S.A.T.C.,  1918  (Georgetown 
Univ.).  Affiliations:  Georgetown  "G"  C. ;  Friars 
Soc. ;  Parmi  Nous  Soc.  (Penn  State)  ;  Phi  Kap- 
pa; K.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Office:  830  Woodward 
Bldg.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  3417  Lowell  St.  N.W., 
Wash.,   D.  C. 

WISER.  HENRY  JONES,  hockey  and  football, 
and  baseball.  Born:  Prescott,  Ontario,  Can., 
Sept.  18,  1893.  Son  of  Isaac  P.  and  Bertha 
(James)  Wiser.  Ed.:  Far  Sch.  (South  Boro, 
Mass.);  Hill  Sch.  (Pottstown,  Pa.),  1911;  ;A.B., 
Yale,  1915. 

Record :  1913-14,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1913-15 
mem.  Thousand  Is.  polo  team.  1914,  mem.  Yale 
hockey  team.  1916,  capt.  207th  Bn.  F.B.  team 
(champs,  of  Can.).  1919-26,  capt  Prescott  hockey 
and  B.B.  teams.  1927,  mem.  Hole  in  One  Club, 
golf,  squash  racquets  and  tennis  teams  (won 
Midland  tennis  tournament). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.,  Internatl.  Fibre  Bd., 
Ltd.  War  Record:  Lt,  207th  Bn.,  1915-16; 
Squadron  Comndr.,  Royal  Naval  Air  Service 
and  Royal  Air  Force,  1916-19;  received  Distin- 
guished Flying  Cross;  recommended  for  D.S.O.; 
mentioned  in  Despatches;  Maj.,  2nd  in  com- 
mand or  56th  Lisgar  Rifles  Militia,  1920-22. 
Affiliations:  Ontario  B.B.  Asso.;  Ontario  Hockey 
Asso.  Clubs:  Yale;  Univ.;  Midland  G.C.;  Mid- 
land Tennis;  Ottawa  Racquets;  Ottawa  Ski; 
Thousand  Is.  Polo.  Married:  Dorothy  Sargent, 
Feb.,  1919.  Children:  James  Sargent,  age  6; 
Thos.  Huntington,  age  4;  Dorothy  Joan,  age  3. 
Office:  Internatl.  Fibre  Bd.,  Ltd.,  Gatineau, 
Quebec,  Can.  Home:  160  Lisgar  Rd.,  Ottawa, 
Canada. 

WISTER,  LEWIS  CASPAR,  Princeton  foot- 
ball and  baseball  teams.  Born:  Phila.,  Pa., 
Feb.  24,  1888.  Son  of  Lewis  Wynne  and  Eliza- 
beth Wolcott  (Henry)  Wister.  Ed.:  Litt.B., 
Princeton,   1908. 

Record:  1906  and  07,  mem.  Princeton  varsity 
F.B.  team.  1907  and  '08,  mem.  Princeton  B.B. 
team  (won  champ,  both  yrs.).  1915,  paired 
with  Stanley  W.  Pearson,  won  Phila.  City  and 
District  tennis  doubles  champ.,  also  Pa.  State 
tennis  champ,  in  doubles. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Investment  banker,  Town- 
send,  Whelen  &  Co.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  U.S. 
A.,  Aug.  27,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  comn'd  capt. 
inf.  Nov.  30,  1917 ;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Phila.  Club ;  Racquet  Club ;  Merion  Cricket 
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Phila.  Married:  Mary  C.  Lloyd,  Oct.  2,  1900. 
Children:  Casper ;  Malcolm  L. ;  Lewis  Wynne. 
Office:  1606  Walnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home: 
Wynnewoocl,  Pa. 

WITT,     SAMUEL     BROWN,    JR.,     football. 

Born:  Richmond,  Va.,  Mar.  17,  1898.  Son  of 
Samuel  Brown  and  Marianna  (Foster)  Witt. 
Ed.:  John  Marshall  H.  Sen.;  B.A.,  Va.  Mil. 
Inst.,  1918;   LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Va.,  1922. 

Record:  1917,  mem.  V.M.I.  F.B.  team.  1919, 
asst.  coach,  Univ.  of  Va.  freshmen  F.B.  team. 
1920-24,  mem.  Univ.  of  Va.  F.B.  team.  1925, 
coach  John  Marshall  Coll.  F.B.  team.  Officiat- 
ing in  prep,  and  coll.  F.B.  games  in  Va.  and  N.  C. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney-at-law.  Naval 
Service:  Enlisted  in  U.  S.  Marine  Corps,  June, 
1918;  comn'd  2nd  lieut.  Dec,  1918;  promoted 
1st  lieut.  Mar.,  1919;  discharged  Aug.,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Kappa  Alpha;  Phi  Delta  Phi;  Phi 
Beta  Kappa;  C.C.  of  Va. ;  Univ.  Club;  "V" 
Club  (Univ.  of  Va.)  ;  Monogram  Club  (V.M.I.) . 
Hobby:  Books.  Office:  509  Times  Dispatch 
Bldg.,  Richmond,  Va.  Home:  808  Park  Ave., 
Richmond,  Va. 


WITTE,  DR.  DEXTER  HATHAWAY,  rowing. 

Bom:  Waukesha,  Wis.,  Oct.  22,  1888.  Son  of 
Robert  S.  and  Addie  M.  (Dexter)  Witte.  Ed.: 
Waukesha  H.  Sch.,  1905;  Univ.  of  Wis.,  1909; 
Marquette  Univ.,  B  S.,  M  D.,  1916. 

Record:  1905,  mgr.  aths.,  Waukesha  H.  Sch. 
1907-08,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity  crew  (crew 
won  Syracuse  Regatta,  1907 ;  rowed  at  Pough- 
keepsie,  1907-08).  1910,  capt.  Mendota  Crew 
Club. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Surgeon  and  asst.  prof,  of 
surgery,  Marquette  Univ.  Mil.  Service:  First 
lieut.  Med.  Corps,  July  16,  1917,  to  June  18, 
1919.  Affiliations:  Milwaukee  Co.  Med.  Soc. ; 
Wis.  State  Med.  Soc. ;  A.M.A. ;  Alpha  Kappa 
Kappa  ;  Mason ;  Elks  Club  ;  K.P. ;  Milawukee 
Press  Club.  Hobby:  Fishing  and  water  sports. 
Married:  Margaret  B.  Habhegger,  July  7,  1917. 
Children:  Janet,  age  5 ;  Barbara,  age  1.  Office: 
3401  Lisbon  Ave.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  Home:  592 
53rd  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

WITTICH,    ARNO,  rowing    and    swimming. 

Born:  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  April  26,  1892.     Son  of 

George    and    Pr.Uline  (Rolin)     Wittich.      Ed.: 

B.S.A.,   Univ.  of  Wis.,  1915. 

Record:  1912,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
crew  and  swimming  team.  1913-14,  mem.  Univ. 
of  Wis.  varsity  crew  and  swimming  team  (capt. 
crew,  1914). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Owner  of  fruit  farm.  Affil- 
iations: Floyd  Co.  Marketing  Co.  (sec.)  ;  Ki- 
wanis  Club  (New  Albany,  Ind. )  ;  Ind.  State 
Horticultural   Soc;   Star  and  Arrow    (Univ.   of 


Wis.).  Married:  Erna  Cornellia  de  Mare. .  Chil- 
dren: Donna  Marion,  age  4 ;  Arno  Paul,  age  2. 
Address:  R.  3,  New  Albany,  Ind. 


WITTMER,  ALBERT,  JR.,  football,  basket- 
ball. Born:  Pittsburgh.  Pa.,  Mar.  9,  1897.  Son 
of  Albert  and  May  Elizabeth  Wittmer.  Ed.: 
B.S.,  Princeton,  1922;  Univ.  Penn  Law  Sch. 

Record :  1912-16,  mem.  Allegheny  H.  Sch.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  F.B.,  Bskt. 
B.  and  track  teams).  1916-18,  mem.  Mercersburg 
Acad.  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1918-22,  mem. 
Princeton  F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1922-28, 
coach  Princeton  Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach ;  lawyer.  Naval  Ser- 
vice: Enlisted  in  Navy,  June,  1918;  stad.,  New- 
port, R.  I.  Clubs:  Trustee,  Cannon;  Warsau; 
Princeton  (N.  Y.  C).  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Leah  Moseley.  Children:  Peggy  Beth,  age  1.  Ad- 
dress: Princeton,  N.  J. 

WOHLWENDER,  EDGAR  CLIFFORD,  foot- 
ball, baseball,  basketball  and  track.  Born:  Cin- 
cinnati, Ohio,  Sept.  23,  1905.  Son  of  John  and 
Justin  (Schohnell)  Wohlwender.  Ed.:  Win- 
throw  H.  Sch.  (Cincinnati) ;  Miami  Univ. 
(Oxford,  Ohio). 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Withrow  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1920-23,  mem.  Withrow  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1922-23).  1922-23,  mem. 
Withrow  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1925,  mem.  Miami 
Univ.  Bskt.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Miami  Univ. 
F.B.  team  (All-Buckeye  Conf.  q.b.,  1922;  All- 
Ohio  q.b.,  1922,  2nd  team).  1926,  mem.  Miami 
Univ.  B.B.  and  track  teams  (holder  of  javelin 
record,  169  ft.  7  in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Beta 
Theta  Pi;  Fenwick  Club  (Cincinnati).  School: 
Miami  Univ.,  Oxford,  Ohio.  Home:  Cincinnati, 
Ohio. 


WOLF,  RAYMOND  BERNARD,  football  and 
baseball.  Born:  Chicago,  111.,  July  15,  1904.  Son 
of  H.  H.  and  Mae  (Casey)  Wolf.  Ed.:  North 
Side  H.  Sch.  (Ft.  Worth,  Tex.)  ;  Tex.  Christian 

Univ. 

Record:  1920-23,  mem.  North  Side  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  and  B.B.  teams.  1921-24,  mem.  North  Side 
H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  1922).  1922-23, 
mem.  North  Side  H.  Sch.  track  team.  1924, 
mem.  Texas  Christian  Univ.  freshman  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt,  F.B.).  1925-26,  mem.  Texas 
Christian  Univ.  varsity  F.B.  team  (chosen  All- 
S.  West,  guard,  1926).  1925-27,  mem.  Texas 
Christian  Univ.  varsity  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1927). 
1927,  line  coach  freshman  F.B.  team,  Tex.  Chris- 
tian Univ. ;  reported  to  Cincinnati  B.B.  Club, 
farmed  out  to  Columbus  Club  in  Amer.  Asso. 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  "T" 
Asso.  (Tex.  Christian  Univ.).  Hobby:  B.B.  and 
officiating.  School:  Tex.  Christian  Univ.,  Fort 
Worth,  Tex.    Home:  Pierce  Ave.,  Houston,  Tex. 

WOLFE,  JOHN  BASCOM,  football,  basket- 
ball and  baseball.  Bom:  Dryden,  Va.,  July  8, 
1904.  Son  of  J.  B.,  Sr.  and  Netty  (Orr)  Wolfe. 
Ed.:  B.A.,  Emory  and  Henry  Coll.,  1925;  Univ. 
Va. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Emory  and  Henry  Coll. 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  squads.  1926-28,  coach 
Union  Coll. 

Address:  Collete  St.,  Barbourville,  Ky. 

WOLFE,  WILLIAM  ROY,  football,  basket- 
ball and  track.  Born:  Okla.  City,  Okla.,  Nov. 
2,  1903.  Son  of  E.  D.  and  Carrie  H.  (Williams) 
Wolfe.  Ed.:  Okla.  City  H.  Sen.,  1922;  B.S., 
Okla.   Univ.,   1926. 

Record:  1920-21,  mem.  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (chosen  on  All-State  team,  1921).  1920- 
22,  mem.  Okla.  City  H.  Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track 
teams  (chosen  on  All-State  Bskt.B.  team,  1922; 
ciapt.  track  team).  1923,  mem.  Okla.  Univ. 
freshman  F.B.  team.  1925-26,  mem.  Okla.  Univ. 
varsity  F.B.  team  (hon.  mention  as  All-Mo. 
Valley   guard,   1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Elec.  engr.,  Okla.  Gas  and 
Elec.  Co.  Affiliations:  Sigma  Nu ;  A.I.E3.E. ; 
Y.M.C.A.;  "O"  Club  (Univ.  of  Okla.);  Univ. 
Club.  Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Zetta  Pon- 
ton, Oct.  1,  1927.  Office:  Okla.  Gas  and  Elec. 
Co.,  Okla.  City,  Okla.  Home:  1505  Linwood 
Blvd.,   Okla.  City,   Okla. 

WOLFF,  CLARENCE  L.,  golf.  Born:  Clayton, 
Mo.,  June  13,  1890.  Son  of  George  W.  and 
Emma  (Lanfer)  Wolff.  Ed.  Clayton  H.  Sch., 
1904;  Hayvvard's  Business  Coll.,  1904;  LL.B., 
St.  Louis  Univ.,  1911. 

Record:  1916,  won  municipal  golf  champ. 
(St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1917-19,  medalist,  Trans- 
Miss,  champ.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.).  1918-19,  won 
amateur  champ.  (St.  Louis  Co.,  Mo.).  1919, 
medalist  and  semi-finalist,  West,  amateur  golf 
champ.  (St.  Louis,  Mo.)  ;  won  St.  Louis  Dist. 
golf  champ. ;  medalist  and  semi-finalist,  Mo. 
State  golf  champ.  1920,  runner-up  to  Chick 
Evans  in  West,  amateur  tournament  (Memphis, 
Tenn.)  ;  runner-up,  Trans-Miss,  champ.  (Rock 
Is.,  111.).  1921-25,  qualified  in  Nat'l.  amateur 
tournament  (St.  Louis  C.C.).  1922-26,  won  St. 
Louis  Dist.  golf  champ.  1925,  won  Trans-Miss, 
golf  champ.  1926,  runner-up,  Mo.  State  champ. 
1926-27,  qualified  for  Nat'l.  open  golf  champ. 
1927,  runner-up,   St.  Louis  Dist.  golf  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  Affiliations:  Sec.  St. 
Louis  Dist.  G.A. ;  Sunset  Hill  G.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.     Married:   Mable   Truitt,   June   12,    1915. 


Office:  1619  Boatmans  Bank  Bldg.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.     Home:  618  Forest  St.,  Clayton,  Mo. 

WOLFF,     JULIUS     FREDERIC,     baseball. 

Born:  Cumberland,  Wis.,  Nov.  19,  1885.  Son 
of  August  F.  and  Lucia  (Arntz)  Wolff.  Ed.: 
Univ.  of  Wis.,  B.S.G.E.,  1908,  mining  engr., 
1911. 

Record:  1903,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  freshman 
F.B.  squad.  1908,  mem.  Univ.  of  Wis.  varsity 
B.B.  team.  1909-12,  played  amateur  club  and 
semi-pro.  B.B.  in  North.  Minn. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mining  engr.  and  geologist, 
Oliver  Iron  Mining  Co.  (subsidiary  of  U.  S. 
Steel  Corp.).  Affiliations:  K.C. ;  dir.  Duluth 
Community  Fund,  Family  Welfare  Soc,  Coun- 
cil of  Social  Agencies,  and  United  Catholic 
Charities ;  Duluth  Chamber  of  Commerce. 
Hobby:  Football,  duck  hunting  and  woodscraft. 
Married:  Margaret  L.  Maney,  Sept.  29,  1914. 
Children:  Julius  Frederic,  Jr.,  age  9 ;  James 
Edward,  age  8;  Mary  Lucia,  age  7;  John 
Maney,  age  5.  Office:  615  Wolvin  Bldg.,  Du- 
luth, Minn.  Home:  1515  Vermillion  Rd.,  Du- 
luth, Minn. 

WOLSTENHOLME,  H.  GLENN,  bowling. 
Born:  Wilmington,  Del,  June  13,  1897.  Son  of 
Harry  W.  and  Elizabeth  (Fleming)  Wolsten- 
holme.   Ed.:  Maury  Sch.   (Wash.,  D.  C). 

Record:  1910,  mem.  Ingraham  Ch.  bowling 
team  (Wash.,  D.  C).  1913,  rolled  highest  in 
D.  C.  (score  426,  3  games).  1915-28,  mem.  Dist. 
Bowling  League.  1917-28,  mem.  All-Dist.  teams 
in  Inter-City  matches.  1925,  won  indiv.  tourna- 
ment bowling  champ,  of  D.  C.  1926,  won  5  game 
indiv.  match  vs.  Paul  Pohler  (score  614)  ;  won 
5  game  indiv.  match  vs.  Barney  Spinelle  of  N. 
Y.  (score  558)  ;  won  5  game  match  vs.  Spinelle 
in  N.  Y.  (score  619).  1927,  won  for  Dist.  vs. 
Spinelle  and  Paul  Pohler  (of  Boston),  singles 
tournament;  won  bowling  champ.,  City  Sweep- 
stakes tournament.  Wash..  D.  C.  (score  1844, 
15  games)  ;  won  doubles  contest  (with  H.  Camp- 
bell), vs.  Balto.,  Boston  and  N.  Y. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  mgr.,  Convention  Hall 
Bowling  Alleys.  Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  M.C., 
1918.  Affiliations:  Masons;  Odd  Fellows;  Dist. 
League;  Ath.  League.  Hobby:  Bowling  and 
baseball.  Office:  5th  and  L  Sts.  N.W.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  4102  14th  St.  N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WOOD,  CLEMENT  B.,  Harvard  crew,  1899- 
1900.  Born:  Conshohocken,  Pa.,  July  13,  1878. 
Son  of  Howard  and  Mary  (Biddle)  Wood. 
Ed.:  DeLancey  Sch.;  Harvard,  A.B.,  1898;  A. 
M.,    1900. 

Record:  1899-1900,  mem.  Harvard  varsity 
crew.  1901-06,  mem.  Phila.  Barge  Club  crews 
(Coxswain;  commodore,  Schuykill  Navy,  1905; 
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States  Regatta,  1905 ;  winner,  Sr.  single  sculls 
chanipi.,  People's  regatta,  1906 ;  winner,  Sr. 
singles  sculls  champ.,  Schuylkill  Navy,  1906 ; 
winner,  1st  single  sculls,  Amer.  Rowing  Asso., 
1906). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Atty.  at  law.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted,  311th  F.A.,  79th  Div. ;  mem.  A.E.F. ; 
comm'd.,  capt.  and  major;  discharged,  1919. 
Affiliations:  Union  League;  Penn  A.C. ;  Phila. 
Club;  Merion  Cricket  Club;  Rittenhouse  Club; 
White  Marsh  Valley  Hunt  Club;  Phila.  Barge 
Club;  Gulph  Mills  G.C.  Married:  Emily  P. 
Philler,  Aug.  9,  1924.  Children:  Clement  B., 
Jr.,  age  3;'  Wm.  Philler,  infant.  Office:  434 
Land  Title  Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Consho- 
hocken,  Pa. 

WOOD,  CLINTON  TYLER,  football.  Born: 
Carlisle,  Ohio,  Jan.  15,  1869.  Son  of  Rev.  Fran- 
cis Marion  and  Martha  Jane  (Van  Tuyl)  Wood. 
Ed.:  Princeton,  B.S.,  1892;  M.A.,  1895;  Chicago 
Univ.,  1916;   Hartford   Sem.   Foundation,   1927. 

Record:  1888-91,  mem.  Princeton  F.B.  team 
(champs.,  1889).  1890-91,  mem.  Princeton  la- 
crosse team.  1892-94,  F.B.  coach,  Princeton 
Prep.  Sch.  1896-97,  F.B.  coach,  Wash,  and  Jeff. 
Coll.  1920,  freshmen  F.B.  coach,  Coll.  of  Woos- 
ter  (Ohio). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Writing.  Govt.  War  Ser- 
vice: Y.M.C.A.  secy.,  3rd  Naval  Base,  Sewells 
Point,  Cape  May  (N.  J.),  1918;  chmn.  United 
War  Work  Campaign  in  Ohio  Colls.,  1918.  Af- 
filiations: Varsity  Club;  Wooster  C.C. ;  Coll. 
Hall  Soc.  Settlement ;  Ivy  Club ;  Phi  Beta  Kap- 
pa; Beta  Theta  Pi.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married: 
Jennie  Stoddard  Clark  (deceased).  Children: 
Clinton  Tyler,  Jr. ;  Dr.  Francis  Clark ;  Richard 
Harvey.  Address:  930  N.  Bever  St.,  Wooster, 
Ohio. 

WOOD,  FREDERICK,  rowing.  Born:  Nor- 
walk,  Conn.,  Feb.  20,  1854.  Son  of  Noah  and 
Eliza  Jane  (Gorham)  Wood.  Ed.:  Wilton 
Acad.;   Ph.B.,  Yale,  1876. 

Record:  1873,  mem.  Yale  freshman  crew. 
1874-76-77,  mem.  Yale  varsity  crew.  1880-81, 
coach  Yale  crew. 

Affiliations:  Delta  Psi;  Pa.  Soc.  Sons  of  Rev- 
olution. Hobby:  Genealogical  history.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Graham,  April  29,  1884.  Children: 
Frederick,  Jr.  (deceased)  ;  Dr.  William  Charles, 
age  42 ;  Graham,  age  39.  Address:  2261  N.  18th 
St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WOOD,  WILLIAM  NICHOLAS,  baseball. 
Born:  Birdwood,  Va.,  July  12,  1892.  Son  of 
Warner  and  Margaret  Lynn  (Woods)  Wood. 
Ed.:  Episcopal  H.  Sch.;  A.B.,  Princeton  Univ., 
1914;    LL.B.,    George   Washington   Univ.,    1925. 

Record:  1908-10,  mem.  Episcopal  B.B.,  F.B. 
and  track  teams.    1912-14.  mem.  Princeton  B.B. 


team.      Coached :    Junior    B.B.    teams    in    Blue 
Ridge  summer  camps,  and  mem.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Attorney.  Mil.  Service: 
2nd  lieut.  42nd  Aero  Squad.,  Pk.  Field,  Tenn. 
Hobby:  Athletics.  Married:  Byna  Gamel,  Sept. 
10,  1919.  Children:  Kathryn,  age  7;  Margaret 
Lynn,  age  4.  Office:  Woodward  Bldg.,  Wash., 
D.  C.  Home:  4614  Chevy  Chase  Blvd.,  Chevy 
Chase,  Md. 

WOODRICH,  OSCAR  FREDERICK,  football, 
basketball  and  track.  Born:  Dubuque,  Iowa, 
Feb.  24,  1885.  Son  of  Frederick  W.  and  Eliza- 
beth (Schaller)  Woodrich.  Ed.:  C.E.,  Univ.  of 
Minn.,  1908. 

Record:  1905-07,  mem.  Univ.  of  Minn,  track, 
Bskt.B.  and  F.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Public  works  contractor, 
Woodrich  Construction  Co.  Mil.  Service:  En- 
listed capt.,  Engr.  Res.  Corps  (Construction 
Div.),  1918;  discharged,  1919.  Affiliations: 
Minn.  "M"  Club ;  Minneapolis  A.C. ;  Sigma  Chi ; 
Masons.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Helen 
Brown.  Children:  Frederick,  age  14;  Warren, 
age  12 ;  Paisley  Anne,  age  8 ;  Stephen,  age  2. 
Office:  808  Metropolitan  Life  Bldg.,  Minneapolis, 
Minn.  Home:  1776  Dupont  Ave.,  S.,  Minne- 
apolis,  Minn. 


WOODRING,     ALLEN,     Olympic     champion, 

1920.  Bom:  Bethlehem,  Pa..  Feb.  15,  1898.  Son 
of  James  T.  and  Anna  M.  Woodring.   Ed.:  A.B., 

Syracuse  Univ.,  1912. 

Record:  1920-23.  mem.  Syracuse  Univ.  track 
team.  1920,  won  200  meter  race,  Olympic  games. 

1921,  won  220  yd.  dash,  I.C.  games;  won  300 
yd.  dash,  indoor  Natl,  champ,  (broke  world's 
record  311-5  sees.).  1923,  won  440-yd.  dash, 
I.C.  meet. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  A.  G.  Spalding 
and  Bros.  Naval  Service:  Enlisted  U.S.N.,  1918. 
Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunting.  Office:  115  Nassau 
St.,  N.  Y.  C.  N.  Y.  Home:  2330  E.  14th  St., 
N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y. 

WOODRUFF,  FLOID  N.,  track.  Born:  Aso- 
tin, Wash.,  Jan.  22,  1893.  Son  of  Dr.  L.  and 
Mary  Frances  (Bingham)  Woodruff.  Ed.:  Aso- 
tin H.  Sch.,  1913 ;  Wash.  State  Coll.,  1920. 

Record:  1913.  won  mi.  run  in  intersch.  meet, 
Lewiston,  Idaho  (time,  4:49).  1915-16,  mem. 
Wash.  State  Coll.  track  team  (won  mile  run  in 
majority  of  meets ;  best  time  in  dual  meet  with 
Whitman  Coll.,  1915,  4:30). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Druggist.  Affiliations:  Ma- 
son ;  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  W.O.W. ;  Gray  "W"  Club 
(Wash.  State  Coll.).  Hobby:  Fishing  and  hunt- 
ing. Married:  Bernice  Hughes,  Aug.  11,  1920. 
Children:  Bernita  May,  age  5 ;  Eugene  Merle, 
infant.    Address:  846  2nd  St.,  Clarkston,  Wash. 


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WOODRUFF,  GEORGE  C,  football  and  base- 
ball. Bom:  Columbus,  Ga.,  Nov.  29,  1889.  Son 
of  Henry  Lindsay  and  Johnnie  (Kyle)  Wood- 
ruff. Ed.:  Univ.  Sch.  for  Boys,  1906;  Univ.  of 
Ga.,  1912. 

Record :  1907-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  F.B.  team, 
(capt,  1911).  1909-11,  mem.  Univ.  of  Ga.  var- 
sity B.B.  team.  1914-15,  coach  Columbus  H.  Sch. 
F.B.  team.  1923-27,  head  coach  Univ.  of  Ga. 
F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate  loans  and  ins. 
War  Recb,  d:  Enlisted  Aug.,  1917;  Comnd.  Capt., 
Inf.,  82nd  Div.,  1918;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged 
1919.  Affiliations:  Pres.,  The  Woodruff  Co.;  dir. 
Columbus  Truck  and  Supply  Co.;  dir.  Third 
Natl.  Bank ;  dir.  Columbus  Bank  and  Trust  Co. ; 
Kappa  Alpha  ;  Mason  ;  Shriner  ;  Gridiron  Club  ; 
Columbus  C.C.  Hobby:  Hunting.  Married:  Kath- 
leen Koonce,  July  16,  1927.  Office:  1217  Broad 
St.,  Columbus.  Ga.  Home:  Macon  Rd.,  Colum- 
bus, Ga. 

WOODRUFF,  GEORGE  W.,  Yale  athletics. 
Born:  Dimock.  Pa..  Feb.  22.  1864.  Son  of  Lewis 
Harlow  and  Cormella  (Glidden)  Woodruff.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Yale,  1889;  LL.B.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,   1895. 

Record:  1885-89.  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team  (won 
all  games  played  except  one ;  1888,  Yale  scored 
698  points,  opponents  0).  1886-89,  mem. 
Yale  crew  (won  all  races;  capt.,  1889).  1S88, 
mem.  Yale  track  team  2nd  place  shot  put,  3rd 
place  hammer,  I.C.  meet,  1888).  1889-90,  coach 
Hill  Sch.,  Pottstown,  Pa.  1890,  capt.  Riverton 
A.C.  F.B.  team.  1890-92,  coach  Wm.  Penn  Char- 
ter Sch.  1892-1901.  coach  Univ.  of  Pa.  F.B. 
(brought  team  from  2nd  class  to  mem.  "Big 
Four").  Invented  following  styles  of  play: 
short  end  defense ;  roving  guard  defense ;  guard 
back  attack,  etc. ;  invented  following  plays : 
quarterback  (one-side)  kick;  delayed  pass  (used 
widely  by  East.  Colls,  until  some  were  destroyed 
by  rules). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Affiliations:  For- 
merly U.  S.  Asst.  Atty.  Genl. ;  Federal  Judge, 
Honolulu,  Hawaii;  Atty.  Genl.,  State  of  Pa. 
Organizations:  Skull  and  Bones  of  Yale;  Phi 
Skull  and  Bones  of  Yale;  Phi  Beta  Kappa;  Psi 
Upsilon;  Roosevelt's  Tennis  Cabinet.  Hobby: 
Conservation  of  natural  resources.  Married: 
Elfreda  Foster.  Address:  Orchard  Way,  Ber- 
wyn,  Pa. 

WOODWORTH,    KINGSLEY    BLISS,     rifle. 

Bom:  Attleboro,  Mass.,  Feb.  14,  1905.  Son  of 
Albert  L.  and  Ethel  (Bliss)  Woodworth.  Ed.: 
Tech.  H.  Sch.  (Springfield,  Mass.)  ;  C.E.,  Rens- 
selaer Poly.  Inst.,  1928. 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Tech.  H.  Sch.  rifle 
team.  1921,  mem.  Junior  Springfield  Revolver 
Club  (U.S.R.A.  champs.).  Mem.  Internatl. 
Small  Bore  Dewar  team    (4th  Small  Bore  Ag- 


gregate and  4th  Small  Bore  Marine  Corps,  11th 
Small  Bore  Natl.  Individual).  1922-23,  3rd  in 
Natl.  Individual  match  (U.S.R.A.  indoor 
champ.).  1924-28,  Individual  champ,  of  Rens- 
selaer Poly.  Inst. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Stu- 
dent Br.,  A.S.C.E. ;  DeMolay.  Hobby:  Rifle  and 
pistol  shooting.  Address:  69  Pineywoods  Ave., 
Springfield,  Mass. 


WOODWORTH,  LYNN  F.,  football,  basket- 
ball, track  and  swimming.  Born:  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich.,  Sept.  29,  1895.  Son  of  Ralph  Smith  and 
Estella  (Butts)  Woodworth.  Ed.:  Elkhart  H. 
Sch.  (Ind.)  ;  St  urges  H.  Sch.  (Mich.)  ;  Goshen 
Coll.  (Ind.),  1916;  A.B.,  Univ.  of  Ind.,  1923; 
Univ.  of  Paris,  1927 ;  B.P.E.,  Lake  Geneva,  Wis. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Sturges  H.  Sch.  track, 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams.  1914-15,  mem.  Elk- 
hart H.  Sch.  track  and  Bskt.B.  (State  champs., 
1915)  teams.  1915-16,  mem.  Goshen  Coll.  F.B., 
track  (capt.,  1916)  and  Bskt.  B.  teams.  1917, 
coach  38th  Div.,  Camp  Shelby  (Miss.)  champ, 
track,  wrestling  and  tug-of-war  teams.  1918, 
won  Marines  Atl.  Coast  lightweight  champ. 
1918-19,  coach  and  mem.  Dover  Barracks  Bskt. 
Ball  team  (Atl.  Coast  Marine  champs.,  Norris- 
town,  N.  J. ) .  1919,  trained :  Bob  Martin,  heavy- 
weight;  Georgie  Etcell,  flyweight  (champs. 
A.E.F.  games).  1919-20,  phys.  dir.  Middlebury 
(Ind.)  Schs.  1919-21,  instr.  swim,  and  life  sav- 
ing, Lake  Geneva.  1920-21,  mem.  Ind.  Univ. 
box.  team  (lightweight  champ.;  capt.,  1921). 
1920-22,  mem.  Ind.  Univ.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1922,  instr.  track,  swim,  and  box.,  Ind.  Summer 
Coaching  Sch.  1922-23,  coach  box.  and  gym. 
teams,  Ind.  Univ.  1923,  won  Seth  Klein  Clean 
Sportsmanship  Trophy,  Ky.-Ind.  'A.A.U.  (In- 
dianapolis). 1924,  instr.  swim,  and  life  saving, 
Tidal  Basin  Beach,  Wash.,  D.  C.  1926-27,  instr. 
swim,  and  life  saving,  Lake  Annecy,  France; 
coach  "Elms"  Bskt.B.  team  (Amer.  champs,  of 
France;  winners  of  Ray  Powers'  Cup).  • 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Business  H.  Sch., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  (1924-28).  Mil.  Service:  Phys. 
dir.  '63rd  Brig.,  38th  Div.,  1917-18 ;  enlisted  pvt, 
U.S.M.C,  1918-19;  phys.  instr.,  Paris  Is.  S.C. ; 
coach  box.  and  Bskt.B.,  Naval  Am.  Dept.  (Do- 
ver, N.  J.).  Affiliations:  Dir.  Mo.  Jannet  Amer. 
Summer  Camps  (Talloires,  Haute  Savoy, 
France)  ;  Delta  Upsilon  (pres.,  1923)  ;  Sigma 
Delta  Psi.  Married:  Anita  Belle  Hanna,  Dec. 
31,  1923.  Office:  9th  and  R.  I.  Ave.  N.  W., 
Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  213  F  St.  N.  W.,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 


WOOLLEY,  WILLIAM  P.,  football,  wrestling, 
basketball.  Bom:  Ocean  Grove,  N.  J.,  Feb.  23, 
1904.  Son  of  Sheldon  T.  and  Adelia  H.  Woolley. 
Ed.:  Neptune  H.  Sch.  (Ocean  Grove,  N.  J.)  ; 
Peddie  Sch.   (Highstown,  N.  J.)  ;  Colgate  Univ. 


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(Hamilton,  N.  Y.)  ;  Upsala  Coll.  (East  Orange, 
N.  J.)  ;  Newark  Normal  Sen.  of  Phys.  Ed.  (East 
Orange). 

Record:  1919-22,  mem.  Neptune  H.  Sen.  F.B. 
team  (capt.  F.B.  team  and  all-State  guard, 
1922).  1922,  me  m.Neptune  H.  Sen.  Bskt.B.  and 
track  teams.  1923,  mem.  Peddie  Sen.  F.B.  team 
(all-State  guard).  1924,  mem.  Colgate  freshmen 
F.B.  team.  1925-27,  mem.  Upsala  varsity  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1926-27).  1926,  mem.  Newark 
Normal  Sen.  of  Phys.  Ed.  wrestling  team 
(heavyweight).  1927-28,  coach  Upsala  Acad, 
Bskt.B.   team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student ;  mgr.  Spring  Lake 
Bathing  Co.,  Spring  Lake,  N.  J.  (summer). 
Affiliations:  Phi  Delta  Theta ;  Alpha  Gamma 
Phi;  mem.  bd.  of  ath.  control  (Upsala)  ;  "U" 
Club.  Hobby:  Swimming.  Address:  Upsala 
Coll.,  East  Orange,  N.  J. 

WORK,  THOMAS  ALBERT,  JR.,  track. 
Born:  Pacific  Grove,  Calif.,  Apr.  26,  1905.  Son 
of  Thos.  Albert  and  Maud  (Porter)  Work.  Ed.: 
A.B.,  Stanford,  1927. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Stanford  track  team 
(estab.  Pacific  Coast  Conf.  high-jump  record, 
6   ft.   5  7-20   in.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mem.  Work  Lumber  Co. 
Affiliations:  Theta  Xi ;  Phi  Beta  Kappa ;  Skull 
and  Snakes.  Married:  Violet  Curry.  Children: 
Thos.  Albert,  3rd,  age  3 ;  Robert  Edward,  age 
2.  Office:  The  Work  Lumber  Co.,  Monterey, 
Calif.    Home:  122  Ninth  St.,  Pacific  Grove,  Calif. 

WORKMAN,  HARRY  HALL,  coach,  Simpson 
College,  1926-28.  Born:  Huntington,  W.  Va., 
Sept.  25,  1899.  Son  of  Albert  Harrison  and 
Clella  (Neff)  Workman.  Ed.:  Huntington  H. 
Sch.,  1919;  B.S.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1924. 

Record:  1916-19,  mem.  Huntington  H.  Sch. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  of 
all  4  sports).  1917,  W.  Va.  State  F.B.  champs. 
1920-22-23,  chosen  on  Eckersall's  All-Conf.  and 
All-West.  F.B.  teams.  1923,  chosen  on  many 
All-Amer.  F.B.  teams.  1923-24,  mem.  Ohio  State 
Univ.  B.B.  team  (capt.,  1924).  1924,  played 
pro.  F.B.  with  Cleveland  Bulldogs  (world 
champs.)  ;  played  with  Boston  Red  Sox.  1925- 
26,  coach  Univ.  Redlands  (Calif.).  1926-28, 
coach  Simpson  Coll. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Affiliations:  Amer. 
Football  and  Track  Coaches'  Organization; 
Kappa  Sigma  ;  Elks ;  Masons ;  pres.  Varsity  "O" 
Club ;  Indianola  G.C. ;  Rotary  Internat.  Club. 
Married:  Mary  Louella  Zoller,  Nov.  3.  1924. 
Children:  Margaret  Lou  (infant).  Office:  Simp- 
son Coll.,  Indianola,  la.  Home:  711  W.  Ashland 
Ave.,  Indianalo,  la. 

WORKMAN,  RAYMOND  RICHARD,  jockey. 

Born:  West  Hoboken,  N.  J.,  May  24,  1910.    Son 


of  Richard  and  Elizabeth  (Halloran)  Workman. 
Ed.:  Gonzaga  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1925,  started  riding  for  H.  P.  Whit- 
ney. 1926,  won  gold  medal  for  riding  most  win- 
ners, Havre  de  Grace  spring  meet.  1926-27, 
rode  in  every  big  meet  in  U.  S.  1927,  rode  most 
winners,  Miami  spring  meet.  Rode  more  win- 
ners than  any  other  jockey  on  East,  tracks. 
Considered  by  experts  as  one  of  the  leading 
jockeys  in  U.  S. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Jockey  for  H.  P.  Whitney. 
Hobby:  Riding.  Address:  412  Crittenden  St., 
N.  W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WORKMAN,  THOMAS  E.,  baseball.  Born: 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  Dec.  11,  1890.  Son  of  Wm. 
H.  and  Maria  E.  (Boyle)  Workman.  Ed.:  A.B., 
Stanford,  1914. 

Record:  1909-11,  mem.  St.  Vincent's  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1911,  mem.  Univ.  South.  Calif.  B.B.  team. 
1913-15,  mem.  Stanford  B.B.  team  (Pacific  Coast 
champs.,  1913 ;  won  series  played  in  Japan ; 
capt.,  1915). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Real  estate.  Mil.  Service: 
Enlisted  in  aviation  tank  corps,  Dec,  1917-June, 
1917 ;  active  duty  as  pvt.  Camp  Kearney,  Sept., 
1918-Feb.,  1919.  Club:  Univ.  Married:  Margaret 
Marion  Kilgariff,  Feb.  24,  1925.  Children:  Henry 
Kilgariff,  age  2;  Thomas  Edgar,  Jr.,  infant. 
Office:  1501  Wilshire  Blvd.,  Beverly  Hills,  Calif. 
Home:  2424  Gramercy  Pk.,  Los  Angeles,  Calif. 

WORRELL,  DUNCAN  A.,  track.  Born: 
Brownsville,  Pa.,  Apr.  7,  1887.  Son  of  Dr.  J.  W. 
and  Catherine  (Williams)  Worrell.  Ed.:  Pitts- 
burgh H.  Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1910. 

Record:  1903-05,  mem.  Pittsburgh  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1905).  1904,  mem.  Pittsburgh  H. 
Sch.  B.B.  team.  1904-06,  mem.  Pittsburgh  H. 
Sch.  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (capt.  track, 
1905-06).  1907,  capt.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman 
track  team.  1908-09,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
hockey  and  track  teams.  1918-28,  officiated  at 
A.A.U.  swimming  and  track  meets  (Phila.,  Pa.). 
Chmn.  Penn  A.  C.  hockey  com. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Sec.  Bartlett  &  Co.  Affilia- 
tions: Kappa  Sigma;  Kiwanis  Club;  Penn  A.C. ; 
Engrs.  Club.  Married:  Edith  E.  Bartlett,  Dec. 
16,  1911.  Office:  1938  Market  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 
Home:  217  St.  Marks  Sq.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

WORTHAM,  RICHARD  W.,  JR.,  football. 
Born:  Paris,  Tex.,  Mar.  26,  1905.  Son  of  R.  W. 
and  Frances  (Porter)  Wortham.  Ed.:  Paris 
H.  Sch. ;  Phillips  Exeter  Acad. ;  B.S.,  Tale.  1927. 

Record:  1918-22,  mem.  Paris  H.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (capt.  state  champ.  B.B.  team,  1922). 
1922-23,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1923,  mem.  Yale  freshman  F.B. 
team  (champs.  Big  Three).  1924-26,  mem.  Yale 
varsity  F.B.  team  (champs.  Big  Three,  1924). 


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Pres.  Occupation:  Paper  insp.  Ste.  Anne  Paper 
Co.,  Ltd.  Affiliations:  Delta  Psi;  St.  Anthony 
Club.  Office:  Beaupre,  Province  of  Quebec,  Can. 
Home:  181  Kaufman  St.,  Paris,  Tex. 

WORTHINGTON,  HARRY  T.,  mem.  Ameri- 
can Olympic  team,  1912.  Born:  Baltimore,  Md., 
Dec.  28,  1892.  Son  of  Henry  H.  and  Mary 
(Barrett)  Worthington.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.;  B.S.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  1917. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad, 
track  team  (capt.,  1913).  1912,  mem.  Amer. 
Olympic  team  (won  broad  jump  in  tryouts  at 
Boston;  4th  in  Olympic  Games).  1913-17,  mem. 
Dartmouth  Coll.  track  team  (capt.,  1917).  1914- 
16,  Nat'l  A.A.U.  broad  jump  champ.  1915-16, 
won  Nat'l  I.C.  broad  jump  champ.  (24  ft.  1% 
in.).  1919,  mem.  Amer.  track  team  (competed 
in  Inter-Allied  games,  Paris). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Adv.  .mgr.  Ditto,  Inc.  War 
Record:  Ord.  Dept,  A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Club: 
Adv.  Married:  Margaret  Elizabeth  Brink,  Mar. 
28,  1921.  Children:  Mary,  age  7;  Betty,  age  6; 
Harry  T.,  Jr.,  age  4 ;  "William,  age  2.  Address: 
Harrison  and  Oakley  Sts.,  Chicago,  111. 

WRAY,  JAMES  R.  LUDLOW,  football.  Born: 
Phila.,  Pa.,  Feb.  7,  1894.  Son  of  Clarence  A. 
and  Amy  (Ludlow)  Wray.  Ed.:  Chestnut  Hill 
Acad. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  of  Pa.,  1920. 

Record:  1910-13,  mem.  Chestnut  Hill  Acad. 
F.B.,  B.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  soccer  teams.  1913, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  freshman  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams. 
1914-19,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  F.B.  team 
(hon.  mention  by  Walter  Camp  for  All-Amer. 
center,  1919).  1920-21,  mem.  Buffalo  All-Amer. 
pro.  B.B.  team.  1923,  asst.  line  coach  Univ.  of 
H.  Sch.  1922,  mem.  Frankford  Yellow  Jackets 
pro.  F.B.  team.  1923,  asst.  line  coach  Nniv.  of 
Pa.    1924-28,  line  coach  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Home  Life  Ins.  Co.  of  N.  T. 
Naval  Service:  Ensign  Naval  Aviation,  convoy 
duty  Bay  of  Biscay,  Sept.  to  Dec,  1918;  dis- 
charged Feb.,  1919.  Affiliations:  Zeta  Psi ; 
Little  Egg  Harbor  Yacht  Club;  Penn  A.C. 
Hobby:  Football.  Office:  913  Franklin  Trust 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  2054  Locust  St., 
Phila.,  Pa. 


WRIGHT,  FRANK  S.,  trapshooter.  Bom: 
South  Wales,  N.  Y.,  Dec.  26,  1878.  Son  of 
Elmore  Lucinda  (Moore)  Wright.  Ed.:  East 
Aurora  H.  Sch. 

Record:  1909-12,  14,  19-20,  22,  24-27,  won  N.  Y. 
State  champ,  trapshoot.  1919-20,  won  Natl. 
Grand  Amer.  champ.  1920,  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
team.  1926,  won  Amer.  champ.  N.  Y.  A.C. ;  made 
record  in  Maplewood,  N.  H.  (990  possible,  1000 
world's  record  today).  Holder  of  State  champ, 
record. 


Pres.  Occupation:  Contr.  Affiliations:  Elks; 
Buffalo  Trap  and  Field  Club.  Hobby:  Hunting 
and  trapshooting.  Married:  Laura  Tigman. 
Children:  Charles,  age  20.  Office:  1151  Main  St., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y.  Home:  495  N.  Hampton  St., 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

WRIGHT,  GEORGE  HENLEY,  basketball. 
Born:  Boaz,  Ala.,  Mar.  7,  1905.  Son  of  James 
W.  and  Alice  (Reid)  Wright.  Ed.:  Snead  Sem. 
(Boaz),  1923;  A.B.,  Berea  Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1921-23,  mem.  Snead  Sem.  Bskt.B. 
team  (capt.,  '22-'23).  1923-27,  mem.  Berea  Coll. 
Bskt.B.  team  (capt.,  '24-27;  All-Ky.  Bskt.B. 
center,  '24-26;  awarded  "most  valuable  player 
to  team"  trophy  Ky.  I.C.  Bskt.B.  Tournament; 
awarded  "All-Tournament  center"  trophy  and 
high-point  man  Ky.  I.C.  Bskt.B.  tournament, 
'26;  team  winners  of  Ky.  I.C.  Bskt.B.  tourna- 
ment, '26).  1924,  mem.  Berea  Coll.  F.B.  team. 
1926-27,  mem.  Berea  Coll.  tennis  teams.  1927, 
mem.  Cen.  Y.M.C.A.  (Cincinnati,  O.)  Bskt.B. 
team  (O.  State  Y.M.C.A.  Tournament  champs 
Columbus,  O.),  and  winners  Consolation  tro- 
phy Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  Tournament  (Buffalo, 
N.  Y.)  ;  hon.  men.  "All-Tournament"  team 
Internatl.  Y.M.C.A.  Tournament  (Buffalo,  N. 
Y.),  '27. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Instr.  mathematics  and 
physics,  Bellevue  H.  Sch.  Affiliations:  Cen. 
Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  (Cincinnati,  O.).  Hobby: 
Basketball.  Office:  218  Division  St.,  Bellevue, 
Ky.    Home:  Boaz,  Ala. 

WRIGHT,  IRVING  C,  tennis.  Bom:  Boston, 
Mass.,  May  13,  1882.  Son  of  George  and  Abbie 
Anna  (Coleman)  Wright.  Ed.:  Hopkins  Sch. 
(Boston),  1901;  Princeton,  1905. 

Record :  1900,  won  natl.  intersch.  tennis  champ. 
1905,  won  doubles  champ,  of  Europe  (with 
Wylie  G.  Grant),  Hamburg,  Germany;  won 
doubles  champ,  of  Holland.  1915,  won  South, 
tennis  champ.,  singles  and  doubles,  New  Orelans. 
1917  and  '18,  won  Nat'l  Mixed  Doubles  (with 
Molle  Bjurstedt,  1917;  Mrs.  George  Wightman, 
1918).  Won  Canadian  champ.  3  times.  Won 
Highlands  Scotch  champ.,  singles  and  doubles. 
Won  Mass.  State  doubles  champ.  8  times. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  Wright  &  Ditson. 
Affiliations:  Chmn.  Tennis  Com.  Longwood 
Cricket  Club,  Boston,  Mass.  Hobby:  Tennis. 
Married:  Lillian  Louise  Whaley.  Children: 
Virginia  Irving,  age  9;  George,  age  4.  Office: 
344  Washington  St.,  Boston,  Mass.  Home:  19 
Reservoir  Ave.,  Chestnut  Hill,  Mass. 


WRIGHT,  MRS.  J.  C,  trapshooter.  Bom: 
Augusta,  Ga.,  Aug.  28,  1891.  Daughter  of  John 
and  Lula  (Turner)  Hartzog.  Ed.:  A.M.,  Brenau 
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Record:  1922-25,  won  Ga.  State  trapshooting 
champ.  1925,  won  South.  Indian  handicap  (At- 
lanta, Ga.).  1926,  won  women's  Nat'l  champ, 
of  N.A.  in  singles,  doubles  and  handicap.  1927, 
won  women's  champ,  of  South,  zone. 

Pres.  Occupation:  House  wife.  Clubs:  Ansley 
Park  G.C.  Hobby:  Trapshooting.  Married:  H. 
C.  Wright.  Children:  Irene  Hartzog.  Office: 
1039  Marietta  St.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  Home:  12  Arc 
Way,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

WRIGHT,  WILLIAM  BURNET,  JR.,  capt. 
Yale  track  team,  1892.  Born:  Boston,  Mass., 
Oct.  2,  1870.  Son  of  William  Burnet  and  Lu- 
cretia  Osgood  (Johnson)  Wright.  Ed.:  Rox- 
bury  Latin  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Yale,  1892;  LL.B.,  Buf- 
falo Law  Sch. 

Record:  1889-92,  mem.  Yale  track  team  (capt. 
1892).  1891,  won  %  mi.  run  I.C.  meet  (1 :59  1-5)  ; 
mgr.  Yale  champ.  F.B.  team.  1892,  mem.  Yale 
exec,  com.,  I.C.A.A. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Lawyer.  Mil.  Service: 
Comnd.  maj.  in  U.  S.  A.,  1918  (Sanitary  Corps)  ; 
assigned  to  Surgeon  Gen.  and  Chmn.  of  War 
Dept.  Comn.  on  Training  Camp  Activities;  dis- 
charged 1919.  Affiliations:  Com.,  One  Thousand; 
Amer.  Asso.  for  Labor  Legislation.  Clubs: 
Cosmos;  Yale;  life  member  N.  Y.  State  Bar 
Asso.  Married:  Altha  Crowther,  Oct.  28,  1925. 
Address:  Catonsville,  Md. 

WRIGHT,  WILLIAM  PERRY,  JR.,  football, 

boxing.  Born:  Pacolet,  S.  C,  Aug.  7,  1907.  Son 
of  W.  P.,  Sr.,  and  Minnie  (Dnkes)  Wright.  Ed.: 
Anderson  H.  Sch. ;  A.B.,  Wofford  Coll.,  1928. 

Record:  1923-24,  mem.  Anderson  H.  Sch.  F.B. 
and  track  teams.  1924-25,  mem.  Wofford  fresh- 
mem.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams.  1925-27, 
mem.  Wofford  Coll.  varsity  F.B.  team  (capt., 
1927 ;  All-State  h.b.  by  sport  writers  and 
coaches).  1920-27,  mem.  Wofford  Coll.  B.B. 
team.  1927,  won  Camp  McClellan  of  R.O.T.C., 
4th  Corps  Area,  welterweight  boxing  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Mem. 
Wofford  Coll.  ath.  adv.  bd. ;  Delta  Sigma  Psi; 
Blue  Key;  Block  "W"  Club.  Hobby:  Amateur 
boxing.  Address:  W.  Market  St.,  Anderson, 
S.  C. 

WRIGHTINGTON,  EDGAR  N.,  Harvard  foot- 
ball and  crew.  Born:  Brookline,  Mass.,  July  30, 
1875.  Son  of  Charles  W.  and  Catherine  G. 
(Schermerhorn)  Wrightington.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Har- 
vard, 1897. 

Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Harvard  F.B.  team 
(capt.,  1896) ;  chosen  Walter  Camp's  All-Amer. 
team,  1896.    1895-97,  mem.  Harvard  crew. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.  and  treas.,  Beacon 
Oil  Co.,  Boston.  Affiliations:  Dir.,  Atlantic  Natl. 
Bank,  Boston ;  treas.  Mass.  Gas  Co. ;  dir.  Beacon 


Oil  Co.  Clubs:  Brookline  C.C. ;  Essex  C.C. ;  East. 
Yacht  Club ;  Union  Club ;  Exchange  Club ;  Har- 
vard Club.  Married:  Maria  T.  Hollander,  June 
14,  1900.  Office:  30  Beacham  St.,  Everett,  Mass. 
Home:  16  Monmouth  Ct,  Brookline,  Mass. 

WUETHRICK,  LAWRENCE  J.,  capt.,  Central 
Wesleyan  College  football  team,  1926.  Bom: 
Columbus,  Nebr.,  Feb.  20,  1906.  Son  of  Mr.  and 
Mrs.  W.  Wuethrick.    Ed.:   A.B.,  Cen.  Wesleyan 

Coll.,  1927. 

Record:  1924-26,  mem.  Cen.  Wesleyan  Coll. 
F.B.  team  (chosen  as  outstanding  end,  and  capt., 
1926).     1927-28,  coach  Chipley  H.  Sch.    (Fla.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Coach.  Hobby:  Hunting 
prairie  chickens,  quail  and  pheasant.  Office: 
Chipley,  Fla.     Home:    Columbus,  Nebr. 

WURTENBERG,  WILLIAM  C.,  football  and 
track.  Bom:  Clarksburg,  Erie  Co.,  N.  Y.,  Dec. 
24,  1863.  Son  of  George  and  Elizabeth  (Hoch- 
skired)  Wurtenberg.  Ed.:  Phillips  Exeter 
Acad.;  Yale,  B.A.,  M.D. 

Record :  Mem.  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  F.B.,  B.B. 
and  track  teams  (capt.,  F.B.,  1885;  new  record, 
broad  jump,  Intersch.  meet,  10  ft.  5%  in.). 
1886-89,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1887,  mem.  Yale 
B.B.  team.  1891,  organized  N.Y.A.C.  F.B.  team. 
1893,  coach  U.S.N.A.  F.B.  and  track  teams. 
1894-96,  coach  Dartmouth  Coll.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Mil.  Service: 
During  war  appointed  by  Gov.  1st  Lt,  in  the 
Sanitary  Div.  of  Conn.  State.  Affiliations:  State, 
Co.  and  City  Med.  Asso.;  New  Haven  C.C. 
Hobby:  Fishing  and  golf.  Married:  Anne  Phil- 
lips, Nov.  20,  1895.  Office:  129  Whitney  Ave., 
New  Haven,  Conn.  Home:  445  St.  Ronau  St., 
New  Haven,  Conn. 

WYCOFF,    STEPHEN    DOUGLAS,    football, 

basketball,  baseball  and  track.  Bom:  St.  Louis, 
Mo.,  Sept.  16,  1903.  Son  of  George  E.  and  Mary 
(Rice)  Wycoff.  Ed.:  Little  Rock  H.  Sch.;  B.S., 
Ga.  Tech.,  1926. 

Record:  1923-25,  mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  F.B. 
and  B.B.  teams  (chosen  as  All-South,  h.b.,  1923- 
25;  chosen  on  All-Amer.  by  Lawrence  Perry, 
1924;  capt.,  F.B.  and  B.B.  teams,  1925).  1924, 
mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  track  team.  1924-25, 
mem.  Ga.  Tech.  varsity  Bskt.B.  team  (capt., 
1925).    1927,  mem.  N.  Y.  Giants  pro.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Building  and  Loan.  Affilia^ 
tions:  Sigma  Nu;  Atlanta  A.C. ;  Little  Rock 
A.C. ;  East  Lake  C.C.  Hobby:  Football.  Office: 
Wycoff  Constr.  Co.,  Little  Rock,  Ark.  Home: 
3225  Ozark  St.,  Little  Rock,  Ark. 

WYKOFF,  FRANK  CLD7F0RD,  track.  Born: 

Des  Moines,  la.,  Oct.  29,  1909.  Son  of  Clifford 
and  Nellie  (Bagg)  Wykoff.  Ed.:  Glendale 
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Record:  1927,  won  Jr.  Natl.  100  yd.  dash. 
1928,  won  Sr.  Natl.  100  meters  dash;  tied  200 
meter  record  for  20%  sees. ;  mem.  Amer.  Olympic 
team. 

Addi-ess:   Glendale  H.  Sch.,  Glendale,  Calif. 

WYNKOOP,  JAMES  C,  trapshooting.  Born: 
Leesburg,  Va.,  Jan.  9,  1867.  Son  of  Henry  and 
Katherine  (Corr)  Wynkoop.  Ed.:  Leesburg  H. 
Sch.;  Univ.  of  Va.,  1886;  M.D.,  Univ.  of  Md., 
1892 ;  N.  Y.  Post  Grad.  Sch.,  1898. 

Record:  1915,  shot  in  South,  handicap,  (Roa- 
noke, Va.,  score  92x100).  1915-28,  competed  in 
every  trapshooting  match,  D.  C.  1916-26,  pres. 
Wash.  Gun  Club.  1925,  won  D.  C.  doubles 
champ.  1926-27,  shot  in  Grand  Amer.  handicap 
(Dayton,  Ohio.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Physician.  Affiliations: 
Amateur  Trapshooting  Asso.  of  Amer. ;  D.  C. 
Med.  Asso. ;  Amer.  Med.  Asso. ;  Congressional 
C.C.  Hobby:  Trapshooting.  Married:  Bessie 
DeButtts,  Oct.  12,  1899.  Children:  James,  age 
27;  Nannie,  age  25;  Katherine,  age  23;   John, 


age  21;  Kelley,  age  19.  Office:  1801  Eye  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C.  Home:  1824  Lamont  St. 
N.W.,  Wash.,  D.  C. 

WYNNE,  ROY  WALDO,  football  and  basket- 
ball.   Born:   Long  Is.,  Kans.,  Mar.  23,  1895.  Son 
of  John  and  Mary   (Jones)   Wynne.     Ed.:    Nor-, 
ton  Co.  H.  Sch. ;  Ottawa  Univ. ;  Summer  Coach- 
ing Sch.   (Great  Bend,  Kans.). 

Record:  1917-20,  mem.  Ottawa  Univ.  varsity 
F.B.,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (chosen  as  All- 
Conf.  center,  1918-20;  won  Kans.  Conf.  in 
Bskt.B.,  1918-20).  1921-22,  coach  Great  Bend 
H.  Sch.  (Kans.).  1923-25,  coach  Topeka  H. 
Sch.  (Topeka,  Kans.).  1925-27,  coach  Nebr. 
State  Teachers  Coll.  (won  Nebr.  State  Conf. 
F.B.  game,  1925-26).  1927-28,  head  coach  and 
ath.  dir.,  Washburn  Coll.   (Topeka,  Kans.). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Head  coach  and  ath.  dir. 
Mil.  Service:  Enlisted  Med.  Corps,  Ft.  Riley, 
Kans.,  1918,  discharged  1919.  Hobby:  Athletics. 
Married:  Mary  Chestnut,  Aug.  15,  1922.  Office: 
Washburn  Coll.,  Topeka,  Kans.  Home:  1416 
Jule  St.,  Topeka,  Kans. 


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YATES,  CHARLES  HALSTED,  pies.  1.0. 
Baseball  Asso.,  1883.  Born:  Utica,  N.  Y.,  Oct. 
7,  1S60.  Son  of  Charles  Alexander  and  Emma 
Amelia  (Halsted)  Yates.  Ed.:  A.B.,  Yale,  1883 ; 
B.S.A.,  Cornell,   1899. 

Record:  1880,  won  3-legged  race  with  C.  R. 
Corwith,  Yale  Ath.  Games.  Est.  record  of  100 
yds.  in  12%  sec.  (never  been  broken).  1883, 
pres.  Yale  B.B.  Asso. ;  pres.  I.C.B.B.  Asso. ;  mgr. 
Yale  B.B.  team  (won  I.C.  champ.). 

Mill.  Service:  Mem.  Registration  and  Draft 
Bd.  Married:  Eleanor  Going  Walton.  Address: 
Ocean  Ave.,  Carmel,  Cal. 


YATES,  FREDERICK  MILTON,  tennis,  base 
ketball.  Born:  Washington,  D.  O,  Sept.  6,  1902. 
Son  of  Harry  S.  and  Rosa  (Miller)  Yates.  Ed.: 
Utica  (N.  Y.)  Acad.;  Hamilton  Coll. 

Record:  1919,  runner-up,  N.  Y.  State  Cen. 
Sect,  tennis  tournament.  1919-22,  mem.  Utica 
Acad.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt,  F.B. 
team,  1921).  1923,  runner-up,  Utica  City  double 
and  singles  tennis  tournament.  1924-25,  mem. 
Utica  Y.M.C.A.  Bskt.B.  team  (won  N.  Y.  State 
champ,  and  runner-up,  East.  Sect.  N.  J.  champ., 
1925)  ;  won  Utica  City  singles  tennis  champ. 
1925-26,  won  Adirondack  Div.  singles  and  dou- 
bles tennis  champ. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Salesman,  Hart  and  Crouse 
Co.  Club:  Manor.  Hobby:  Tennis.  Office:  4th 
and  Channing  St.  N.  E.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Home:  Apt.  16,  1016  16th  St.  N.  W.,  Washing- 
ton. D.  C. 


YECKLEY,  EDGAR  GEORGE,  capt.  Pa.  State 
football  team,  1905.  Born:  Gallitzin,  Pa.,  Dec. 
29,  1884.  Son  of  William  and  Charlotte  (Aus- 
tead)  Yeckley.  Ed.:  Patton,  Pa.,  H.  Sch. ;  In- 
diana Normal  Sch.;  B.S.,  Pa.  State  Coll.,  1906. 

Record:  1902-05,  mem.  Penn  State  Coll.  F.B. 
team  (capt.,  1905).  1903-05,  mem.  Bskt.B. 
team  (leading  scorer  from  center,  all  3  yrs.). 
1906-08,  mem.  Penn  State  coaching  stuff.  1910- 
12,   mem.   C.B.O. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Mfgr.  Affiliations:  Pres. 
Universal  Bearing  Co. ;  treas.  Lorain  Brass  and 
Bronze  Foundry  Co.  Clubs:  Lorain  C.C.  Hobby: 
Golf.  Children:  William  Hotten,  age  18.  Office: 
639  Broadway,  Lorain,  O.  Home:  712  Broad- 
way, Lorain,  O. 

YON,   EVERETT  MARION,  football.     Born: 

Blountstown,  Fla.,  Jan.  13,  1895.  Son  of  Francis 
M.  and  Lela  (McKnight)  Yon.  Ed.:  Univ.  of 
Fla.,  1916. 

Record:  1914-16,  mem.  Univ.  of  Fla.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams.  1917-20,  coach  Camp  and  Regt. 
teams,  U.S.A.  1922-23,  mem.  Inf.  Sch.  F.B.  and 
B.B.  teams  (Ft.  Benning,  Ga.).  1923-24,  asst. 
varsity  F.B.  coach  and  freshman  B.B.  coach, 
Univ.  of  Fla.    1926-28,  ath.  dir.  Univ.  of  Fla. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  Mil.  Service: 
Comnd.  2nd  Lt,  1917,  48th  Inf. ;  mem.  Army  of 
Occupation,  1919-22,  promoted  capt.,  1920.  Affil- 
iations: Kappa  Alpha.  Hobby:  Fishing  and 
hunting.  Address:  Univ.  of  Fla.,  Gainesville, 
Fla. 


YATES,  JOSEPH  F.,  Univ.  of  Pa.  baseball 
team,  1920-21.  Bom:  Phila.,  Pa.,  Aug.  2,  1895. 
Son  of  Daniel  A.  and  Mary  (Carroll)  Yates. 
Ed.:  St.  Joseph's  Prep.  Sch.;  A.B.,  St.  Joseph's 
Coll.,  1914;  Swarthmore  Coll.,  1914-15;  D.D.S., 
Univ.  of  Pa.,  1921. 

Record,:  1911-14,  mem.  St.  Joseph's  Coll.  F.B., 
Bskt.B.  and  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  B.B.,  1913 ;  capt. 
Bskt.B.,  1913-14).  1914-15,  mem.  Swarthmore 
F.B.  team.  1916-17,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  Fresh. 
Bskt.B.,  B.B.  teams  (capt.,  B.B.).  1920.  mem. 
Univ.  of  Pa.  Bskt.B.  varsity  team.  1920-21, 
mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity  B.B.  team.  1921, 
coach  St.  Joseph's  Prep  Sch.  1923-24,  coach 
St.  Joseph's  Coll.  Bskt.B.  and   B.B.  teams. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Dentist.  Mil.  Service:  1st 
Lt.,  F.A.,  O.T.C.,  1917 ;  mem.  A.E.F. ;  discharged, 
June,  1919.  Affiliations:  Penn  A.C.;  Amer.  Le- 
gion ;  Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  ;  Elks  ;  K.  of  C. ; 
Kappa  Sigma.  Clubs:  Hole-in-one  Club;  Pen  & 
Pencil;  Llamerch  C.C.  Married:  Nelly  Hemp- 
hill, Sept.  30,  1925.  Office:'  Central  Medical 
Bldg.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  Fairfax  Apt.,  Phila., 
Pa. 


YOUNG,  LEWIS  JOSSELYN,  baseball.  Bom: 
Manchester,  N.  H,  Aug.  16,  1901.  Son  of  Nicho- 
las and  Marion  (Josselyn)  Young.  Ed.:  Newton 
H.  Sch.    (Newton,  Mass.)  ;  A.B.,  Harvard,  1923. 

Record:  1923,  mem.  Harvard  B.B.  team. 
Pitched  following  games :  Annapolis,  Md. ; 
Wesleyan;  Bates;  Holy  Cross  (2)  ;  Springfield; 
Princeton  (2);  Amherst;  Brown;  Yale  (3). 
1924-27,  pitcher  West  Swanzey  A.A.  B.B.  team 
(West  Swanzey,  N.  H.).  1925-26,  pitcher  Home- 
stead Brown  Sox  pro.  B.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Asst.  treas.  Gordon  Woolen 
Mills,  Inc.  Affiliations:  Mason;  Delta  Kappa 
Epsilon  ;  Pi  Eta  Club ;  Rotary  Club ;  "H"  Club 
(Harvard).  Hobby:  Baseball.  Office:  Gordon 
Woolen  Mills.  Newport,  N.  H.  Home:  Chenev 
St.,  Newport,  N.  H. 

YOUNG,  LOUIS  A.,  football.  Bom:  Phila., 
Pa.,  Feb.  19,  1893.  Son  of  Alonzo  P.  and  Hen- 
rietta (Blaul)  Young.  Ed.:  N.  E.  Manual  H. 
Sch. ;  Univ.  of  Pa. 

Record:  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  of  Pa.  varsity 
F.B.    team     (capt,    1913).      1914-22,    asst.    F.B. 


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coach  Univ.   of  Pa.     1922-28,   head   F.B.   coach 
Univ.  of  Pa. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  Louis  A.  Young,  Inc. 
Naval  Service:  Naval  Training  Station,  Hamp- 
ton Rd.,  Va.  Clubs:  Racquet ;  Penn  A.C. ;  Univ. 
of  Pa.  (N.  Y.  C,  N.  Y.).  Hobby:  Squash.  Mar- 
ried: Mary  Sweeney.  Children:  Louis,  Jr.,  age 
9 ;  Mary  Mason,  age  7 ;  Barba  Jane,  age  5 ;  John, 
age  3 ;  Henry  Stewart,  age  1.  Office:  1700  Wal- 
nut St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  110  Grove  PL,  Nar- 
berth,  Pa. 

YOUNG,  WALTER  H.,  football,  track.  Born: 
Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  15,  1902.  Son  of  Robt. 
H.  and  Fanny  (Appleby)  Young.  Ed.:  Cen.  H. 
Sch. ;  B.S.,  Univ.  Md.,  1924;  LL.B.,  Geo.  Wash- 
ington Univ.,  1928. 

Record:  Mem.  Cen.  H.  Sch.  F.B.,  track  and 
rifle  teams.  1921-23,  mem.  Univ.  Md.  F.B.  team. 
1923,  mem.  Univ.  Md.  track  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Patent  Atty.  Affiliations: 
Kappa  Alpha.  Married:  Helen  Somers,  June  19, 
192G.  Child:  Helen,  infant.  Office:  507  Mc- 
Lachlen  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  1626 
Newton  Rd.,  N.  W.,  Washington,  D.  C. 

YOUNG,  WILLARD  TUTHILL,  Stanford 
baseball  team,  1896.  Born:  Rockwood,  111.,  July 
3,  1875.  Son  of  Wm.  G.  and  Alice  O.  (Tuthill) 
Young.  Ed.:  Lakeport  Acad.;  Leland  Stanford 
Jr.   Univ. 

Record:  1893-94,  mem.  Lakeport  Acad.  B.B. 
team  (capt.  and  1st  base).  1894-98,  mem.  Stan- 
ford varsity  B.B.  team  (1st  base;  won  deciding 
game  of  series  with  Univ.  of  Cal.,  1896,  by  home 
run).  1896,  mem.  Stanford  track  and  gym. 
team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Chiropractor  and  dietitian. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Upsilon;  Skull  and  Snakes. 
Hobby:  Fishing;  hunting;  music.  Office:  1005 
Market  St.,  San  Francisco,  Cal.  Home:  1520 
Masonic    Ave.,    San    Francisco,    Cal. 


YOUNG,  WILLIAM  BRENT,  track  and  base- 
ball. Bom.  Washington,  D.  C,  June  18,  1888. 
Son  of  Win.  Brent  and  Alice  (Jones)  Young. 
Ed.:  George  Washington,  1911;  L.L.B.,  George- 
town, 1915. 

Record:  1908,  mem.  Y.M.C.A.  relay  team  (won 
champ,  of  East).  1909,  mem.  Washington  Grove 
A.A.  relay  team.  1909-12,  mem.  South.  Ry.  B.B. 
team  (pitcher).  1910,  mem.  Washington  A.C. 
relay  and  track  teams  (won  220  and  440,  S.  Atl. 
Champ.).  1912,  raem.  Adams  Express  B.B.  team 
(3rd  Base).  1912-15,  mem.  Georgetown  track 
and  relay  teams.  1913-14,  mem.  Georgetown 
F.B.  squad. 

Naval  Service:  Enlisted,  U.S.N. ;  comm'd.  Lt., 
Apr.  3,  1917.  Clubs:  Racquet  Club  of  Phila.; 
Army  and  Navy  Club  of  Washington,  D.  C. ; 
Army  and  Navy  Club  of  Manila,  P.I.  Hobby: 
B.B.  Married:  Patricia  Tyson,  Feb.  25,  1924. 
Office:  Navy  Dept,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home: 
105  Hecketed  St.,  Chevy  Chase,  Md. 


YOUNGER,  WILLIAM  LEE,  football,  base- 
ball, basketball  and  track.  Born:  Danville,  Va., 
Nov.  16,  1894.  Son  of  R.  W.  and  Lula  (Lee) 
Younger.  Ed.:  Lynchburg  H.  Sch.,  1913;  Fish- 
burne  Mil.  Sch.,  1915;  Davidson  Coll.,  1916; 
Va.  Poly.  Inst.,  1918. 

Record:  1915-16,  mem.  Davidson  Coll.  F.B., 
B.B.,,  Bskt.B.  and  track  teams  (All-South  At- 
lantic end,  1915;  All-South,  end,  1916).  1916-18, 
mem.  V.P.I.  F.B.,  B.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt., 
F.B.,  1918).  1919-20,  coach  Hampden  Sidney 
Coll.  F.B.,  Bskt.B.,  B.B.  and  track  teams.  1919- 
20,  asst.  F.B.  coach  and  head  Bskt.B.  and  B.B. 
coach,  V.P.I.  1923-28,  ath.  dir.  Davidson  Coll. 
(state  champ.  F.B.  team,  1926). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Ath.  dir.  War  Record: 
Enlisted  U.S.A.,  1917;  mem.  A.E.F.,  discharged 
1919.  Affiliations:  Kappa  Sigma.  Hobby:  Golf. 
Office:  Davidson  Coll.,  Davidson,  N.  C.  Home: 
2514  Memorial  Ave.,  Lynchburg,  Va. 


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ZACHAKY,  TOM,  pro.  baseball.  Born:  Gra- 
ham, N.  C,  May  7,  1897.  Son  of  Alfred  L.  and 
Mary  (Guthrie)  Zachary.  Ed.:  Springs  Sch. 
(N.  C.)  ;  Guilford  Coll.,  1918. 

Record:  1915-18,  mern.  Guilford  Coll.  B.B., 
F.B.  and  Bskt.B.  teams  (capt,  B.B.  and  F.B. 
teams,  1917;  capt.,  Bskt.B.  team,  1918).  1918, 
mem.  Phila.  Athletics  pro.  B.B.  team  (Natl, 
league).  1918-26,  mem.  Washington  Senators 
pro.  B.B.  team  (on  world  series,  1924,  and 
Amer.  League  pennant,  1925).  1926-27,  mem. 
St.  Louis  "Browns"  pro.  B.B.  team  (Amer. 
League).  1927-28,  pitcher,  Washington  "Sena- 
tors" pro.  B.B.  team    (Amer.  League). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pro.  B.B.  player.  Mil.  Ser- 
vice: With  A.R.C.  in  A.E.F.,  1918-19.  Hobby: 
Hunting.  Office:  Griffith  Stadium,  Washington, 
D.  C.    Home:  Graham,  N.  C. 

ZANE,  RALPH  R.,  crew.  Born:  Philadelphia, 
Pa.,  Jan.  25,  1884.  Son  of  Anthony  M.  and  Kate 
(Quirk)  Zane.  Ed.:  Penn  Charter  Sch.;  B.S., 
Univ.  Pa.,  1904. 

Record:  1898-1908,  mem.  Bachelor  Barge  Club 
crew  (capt.,  4  oared  crew,  1905-08;  won  Puritan 
cup  and  Amer.  Henley  races).  1901-04,  mem. 
Penn  varsity  crew  (capt.,  1904;  runner-up, 
Royal  Henley  races,  Eng.,  and  defeated  Trinity 
Coll.,  Dublin,  in  3  mi.  race,  1901 ;  runner-up, 
Steward  Cup  race,  1902).  1905-08,  mem.  All- 
Phila.  crew  (Natl,  champs.,  1905  and  07,  estab. 
world's  Lakewater  record  for  1%  mis.  in  7:19, 
1907,  record  still  standing)  ;  won  doubles  sculls 
champ.  1924-26,  head  coach  Bachelor  Barge 
Club  (crew  won  Barnes  trophy,  1924,  McGlinn 
trophy,  1925,  and  Caldwell  trophy,  1924-26). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Realtor.  War  Service: 
Suprv.,  Mfrs.  of  Smokeless  Cannon  and  Rifle 
Powder  with  E.I.  Du  Pont  de  Nemours,  1914-19. 
Affiliations:  Delta  Kappa  Epsilon ;  Sphinx  Sr. 
Soc. ;  Univ.  Pa.  varsity  club.  Hobby:  Rowing. 
Married:  Ruth  E.  Zook,  July  19,  1916.  Children: 
John,  age  10;  Ruth,  age  9.  Office:  W.  End 
Trust  Bldg.,  Washington,  D.  C.  Home:  5823 
N.  6th  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

ZBYSZKO,  WLADEK,  heavyweight  Greco- 
Roman  World  Champion.  Born:  Cracow,  Poland, 
November  30,  1895.  Son  of  Martin  and  Caro- 
lina (Bohnak)  Zbyszko.  Education:  LL.B., 
University  of  Vienna,  1914. 

Record:  1908-10,  member  of  University  of 
Vienna  soccer  and  track  teams.  1914,  started 
wrestling,  Paris,  France;  won  Grand  Prix  du 
Bonnet,  Nouveau  Arque  (European  world  cham- 
pionship "catch-as-catch-can").  Has  success- 
fully defended  title  in  United  States  against 
Lewis,  Demetral,  Caddoek  and  all  prominent 
heavyweights.    Failing  to  find  opponents,  went 


to  Buenos  Aires,  June,  1914,  and  defeated  Alex 
Aberg  and  George  Lurick  (acquired  Greco- 
Roman  title  from  Aberg).  Only  wrestler  who 
has  defeated  every  known  heavyweight  in  the 
game. 

Present  Occupation:  Professional  wrestler. 
Military  Service:  member  of  303rd  Field  Artil- 
lery, Camp  Devens,  Massachusetts.  Hobby:  Rid- 
ing, swimming  and  tennis.  Address:  576  West 
161st  Street,  New  York,  New  York. 

ZENNER,     PHILIP     McKNIGHT,  football. 

Born:    Athens,    Ohio,    Jan.    30,    1897.  Son    of 

Henry  and  Lillian  (Roe)  Zenner.  Ed.:  Phillips 
Exeter  Acad. ;  Ph.B.,  Yale,  1918. 

Record:  1913-14,  mem.  Exeter  Acad.  F.B. 
team.  1916-19,  mem.  Yale  F.B.  team.  1920, 
coach,  Ohio  Univ.  F.B.  team. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Vice-pres.,  Griffith  Lumber 
Co.,  Inc.  War  Record:  Enlisted  as  Seaman  in 
Naval  Res.,  Apr.,  1917 ;  comn'd.  Ensign,  Naval 
Res.  Force,  June,  1917 ;  comn'd.  Ensign,  U.S.N., 
Sept.,  1917  ;  served  in  A.E.F. ;  disch.,  May,  1919. 
Jan.,  1918;  promoted  Lt.,  U.S.N.,  Sept.,  1917; 
served  in  A.E.F. ;  disch.,  May,  1919.  Club: 
Guyan  C.C.  Hobby:  Golf.  Married:  Juliette 
Boyd.  Office:  Union  Bank  Bldg.,  Huntington, 
W.  Va.  Home:  502  N.  Boulevard,  Huntington, 
W.  Va. 

ZIEGLER,  A.  B.,  chosen  by  Casper  Whitney 
and  Walter  Camp  as  All-Amer.  football  guard, 
1907.  Born:  Montgomery  City,  Pa.,  Oct.  24, 
1875.  Son  of  A.S.  and  Mary  (Bergey)  Ziegler. 
Ed.:   Ursimus  Prep.  Sch.;  C.E.,  Univ.  Pa.,  1907. 

Record:  1901-02,  mem.  Ursimus  F.B.  team. 
1903-07,  mem.  Univ.  Pa.  F.B.  team  (chosen  by 
Casper  Whitney  as  All-Amer.  gd.,  1906  and  by 
both  C.  Whitney  and  Walter  Camp,  1907) .  1908- 
10,  head  coach  Mercersburg  Acad.  1911-12,  head 
coach,  Phillips  Exeter  Acad.  1913  and  21,  line 
coach,  Univ.  Pa.  1914,  asst.  coach  Univ.  W.  Va. 
1915,  head  coach  Haverford  Sch.  1916-17,  asst. 
line  coach  Univ.  Calif.  1918,  head  coach  Colgate 
Univ.  1918,  coach  Haverford  Sch.  1922-23, 
asst.  coach  Pa.  Mil.  Acad.  1924-27,  asst.  coach 
Univ.   Dela. 

Pres.  Occupation:  Pres.  A.  B.  Ziegler  Co. 
(Mfrs.).  Affiliations:  Phi  Sigma  Kappa;  Ma- 
sons ;  Univ.  Pa.  Varsity  Club ;  Craftsman  Club. 
Married:  Morea  Drumm,  Jan.  20,  1917.  Office: 
1528  Gillingham  St.,  Phila.,  Pa.  Home:  3224 
Marshall  Rd.,  Drexel  Hill,  Pa. 

ZIMMERMAN,  OLIVER  BRUNNER,  track. 
Bom:  Galena,  111.,  Sept.  2,  1873.  Son  of  Chas. 
F.  A.  and  Elizabeth  (Brunner)  Zimmerman. 
Ed.:  Univ.  Wis.,  B.S.,  1896;  M.E.,  1900.  Hon. 
Sc.D.,  Pa.  Mill.  Coll.   (Chester,  Pa.),  1919 


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Record:  1893-96,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  track  and 
bicycle  teams  (runner-up,  N.  "West.  I.C.  bicycle 
champ.,  1893-94;  Univ.  bicycle  champ.,  189296 
with  record,  1 :56  2/5 ;  runner-up,  West.  Conf. 
I.C.  2  mi.  bicycle  race)  ;  participated  in  2nd 
"Road  Races"  in  Wis.  and  111.  1895-96,  mem. 
Univ.  Wis.  cross-country  teams.  1897-1900, 
coach,  New  W.  Div.  (Milwaukee)  H.Sch.  (track 
team  won  1st  place,  1898  and  1900  and  2nd 
place,  1897-99  in  State  champ ;  6-man  relay 
team  set  world's  record  of  3  :21  4/5  A.A.U.  track 
meet,  Detroit). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Engr. ;  Asst.  to  Mgr.,  En- 
gineering Dept.,  Int.  Harvester  Co..  War 
Service:  Capt.  Engrs.  in  Engineer  Offices, 
Res.  Corps,  Feb.,  1917 ;  active  duty,  Gen.  Engr. 
Depot,  Washington  Barracks,  Mar.,  1917; 
comn'd.  Major  of  Engrs.,  Oct.,  1917 ;  Officer  in 
Charge,  Mech.  Engr.,  Civil  Engr.  Euipment  Div., 
May,  1917-Aug.,  1918;  Officer  in  Charge,  Re- 
search and  Development,  Div.-Gen.  Staff,  Aug., 
1918-Mar.,  1919,  etc.,  disch.,  Apr.,  1919;  comnd. 
Lt.  Col.  of  Engrs.,  U.S.A.  Res.,  Mar.,  1924;  on 
Gen.  Staff  6  Corps  Area,  U.S.A.-Engr.  Officer, 
1924-28.  Affiliations:  mem.  Ex.  Com.,  A.L.  (Past 
Post  Comdr.)  ;  Masons;  Consistory;  Shrine; 
A.S.M.E. ;  Soc.  Auto.  Engrs.;  A.S.M.E.  (Pres., 
1927-28);  Soc.  Amer.  Mech.  Engrs;  Amer.  Soc. 
Testing  Materials ;  Wis.  Alumni  Asso. ;  "W" 
Club ;  Medinah  A.C.  Hobby:  Hunting,  golf  and 
bowling.  Married:  Grace  Bushnell,  1899.  Chil- 
dren: June,  age  25;  Hope  Vivian,  age  21;  Gor- 
don   Bushnell,    age    19 ;    Wendell    Brunner,    age 


14.     Office:    606    S.    Mich.    Ave.,    Chicago,    111. 
Home:  324  S.  Ashland  Ave.,  La  Grange,  111. 


ZINKE,  ARTHUR  WILLIAM,  football,  wrest- 
ling. Born:  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  Oct.  27,  1892. 
Son  of  Herman  and  Wilhelmine  (Teske)  Zinke. 
Ed.:  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.  Coll.  of  Agr. 

Record:  1910-11,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  freshmen 
track  team  and  crew.  1911-13,  mem.  Univ.  Wis. 
F.B.  team  (West.  Conf.  champs.,  1913).  1912- 
14,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  wrestling  team  (Coll. 
heavyweight  champ.,  1913-14). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Parmer.  Married:  Helen 
Handrickson,  Feb.  20,  1924.  Children:  Robt, 
age  2;  Edna,  age  1.  Address:  P.  O.  Box  83, 
Waukesha,  Wis. 


ZOLA,  JOHN  C,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  Big  Ten 
Conf.  cross-country  team.  Born:  Tounton,  Mass., 
July  29,  1902.  Son  of  Joseph  F.  and  Magdalena 
(Dziekan)  Zola.  Ed.:  Two  Rivers,  H.  Sch. ; 
Univ.  Colo.;  B.S.,  Univ.  Wis.,  1928. 

Record:  1925-27,  mem.  Univ.  Wis.  cross-coun- 
try team  (Big  Ten  Conf.  champs.,  1925-27; 
capt.,  West.  Conf.  champ,  team,  1927).  1927, 
mem.  Univ.  Wis.  track  team  (won  West.  Conf. 
2  mi.  run). 

Pres.  Occupation:  Student.  Affiliations:  Chi- 
cago A.  A. ;  Alpha  Chi  Sigma ;  "W"  Club.  Office: 
621  N.  Lake  St.,  Madison,  Wis.  Home:  2311 
12th  St.,  Two  Rivers,  Wis. 


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ig2j  Champions 


Professional   Baseball 

World's — New  York  Yankees. 

American  League — New  York  Yankees. 

National  League — Pittsburgh  Pirates. 

Leading  Batsman,  American  League — Harry 
Heilmann,  Detroit. 

Leading  Batsman,  National  League — Paul 
Waner,  Pittsburgh. 

Winner  of  American  League's  Most-Valuable- 
Player  Prize — Lou  Gehrig,  New  York  Yankees. 

Winner  of  National  League's  Most-Valuable- 
Player  Prize — Paul  Waner,  Pittsburgh  Pirates. 

Professional  Boxing 

Heavyweight — Gene  Tunney,  New,  York. 

Light  Heavyweight — Tommy  Loughran,  Phila- 
delphia. 

Middleweight — Mickey  Walker,  Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

Welterweight — Joe  Dundee,  Baltimore. 

Lightweight — Sammy  Mandell,  Rockford,  111. 

Junior  Lightweight — Tod  Morgan,  Seattle. 

Featherweight — Disputed  ;  Benny  Bass,  Phila- 
delphia, recognized  by  the  National  Boxing 
Asso. 

Bantamweight — Disputed ;  Bud  Taylor,  Terre 
Haute.,  Ind.,  recognized  by  the  National  Box- 
ing Asso. 

Flyweight— Disputed. 

Turf 

Leading  Two-Year-Olds — Anita   Peabody,   Reigh 

Count.  • 

Leading     Three- Year-Olds — Nimba,      Whiskery, 

Bostonian. 
Leaders    in    Older    Division — Peanuts,    Display. 
Leading  Money-Winning  Horse — Anita  Peabody. 
Leading  Money-Winning  Owner — Harry  Payne 

Whitney. 
Leading  Jockey — Lee  Hardy. 
Leading  Trainer — James  Rowe. 
Leading  Sire — Fair  Play. 


College   Football 

Leading  Eastern  Teams — University  of  Pitts- 
burgh and  Yale. 

Western  Conference — University  of  Illinois. 

Southern  Conference — Georgia  Tech. 

Pacific  Coast  Conference — Southern  California, 
Stanford  and  Idaho. 

Missouri  Valley  Conference — University  of  Mis- 
souri. 


Rocky   Mountain   Conference — Colorado  Aggies. 
Southwestern    Conference — Texas   Aggies. 
Far  Western  Conference — St.  Mary's  College. 
Little  Three — Wesleyan. 
Service — United   States  Military  Academy. 

Golf 

U.  S.  Open — Tommy  Armour,  Washington,  D.  C. 
{].  S.  Amateur — Robert  T.   Jones,  Atlanta,   Ga. 
0.  S.  Women's— Mrs.  Miriam  Burns  Horn,  Kan- 
sas City,  Mo. 

Professional    Golf   Association — Walter    Hagen, 
Rochester,  N.  Y. 

British  Open — Robert  T.  Jones,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

British  Amateur — Dr.  William  Twedell,   Stour- 
bridge, England. 

British    Women's— Mile.    Simone   Thione    de   la 
Chaume,  France. 

Canadian   Open — Tommy  Armour,   Washington, 
District  of  Columbia. 

Western  Open — Walter  Hagen,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

U.  S.  Seniors — Hugh  Halsell,  Dallas,  Texas. 

U.  S.  Women's  Seniors — Mrs.  F.  E.  DuBois,  Port 
Chester,  N.  Y. 

Eastern   Intercollegiate — Watts   Gunn,   Atlanta, 
Ga. 

Eastern  Intercollegiate    Team — Princeton. 

Eastern  Interscholastic — Phillips  Finlay,  Exeter. 

Eastern  Interscholastic  Team — Lawrenceville. 

Southern  Open — Robert  T.  Jones,  Atlanta,  Ga. 

Eastern    Open — Johnny   Farrell,    Quaker   Ridge 
Golf  Club,  N.  Y. 

Eastern    Women's — Miss    Glenna    Collett,    New 
York. 

U.    S.    Public    Links— Karl    Kauffmann,    Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 

Metropolitan     Open — Johnny     Farrell,     Quaker 
Ridge  Golf  Club. 

Metropolitan  Amateur — Eddie     Driggs,     Cherry 
Valley  Club. 

Metropolitan  Women's — Miss    Maureen    Orcutt, 
Haworth,  N.  J. 

Metropolitan     Professional    Golf    Association- 
Gene  Sarazen,  Fresh  Meadow  Club. 

Nortfi    and    South    Open — Bobby    Cruickshank, 
New  York. 

Ryder  Cup — United  States. 

Griscom  Cup  (Women) — New  York. 

Lesley  Cup    (Men) — Massachusetts. 

Long  Island  Open — Gene  Sarazen,  Fresh  Meadow 
Club. 

New    Jersey    Open — Johnny    Golden.    Paterson, 
N.  J. 


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GOLF   CHAMPIONS    1927 

U.    S.   Open — Tommy  Armour,   Washington,   D.    C. 

U.    S.    Amateur — Robert  T.    Jones,   Atlanta,   Ga. 

LT.  S.  Women's — Mrs.  Miriam  Burns  Horn,  Kansas 
City,    Mo. 

P.   G.   A.— Walter  Hagen,  Rochester,   N.   Y. 

British   Open — Robert   T.    Jones,    Atlanta,    Ga. 

British  Amateur — Dr.  William  Twedell,  Stour- 
bridge,  England. 

British  Women's — Mile.  Simone  Thione  de  la 
Chaume,    France. 

Canadian  Open — Tommy  Armour,  Washington, 
D.    C. 

Western   Open — Walter   Hagen,    Rochester,    N.    Y. 

U.    S.    Seniors — Hugh   Halsell,   Dallas,   Texas. 

U.  S.  Women's  Seniors — Mrs.  F.  E.  Du  Bois, 
Port  Chester,   N.   Y. 

Eastern    Intercollegiate — Watts    Gunn,    Atlanta,    Ga. 

Eastern    Intercollegiate    Team — Princeton. 

Eastern    Interscholastic — Phillips    Finlay,    Exeter. 

Eastern    Interscholastic    Team — Lawrenceville. 

Southern   Open — Robert  T.   Jones,   Atlanta,    Ga. 

Eastern  Open — Johnny  Farrell,  Quaker  Ridge  Golf 
Club,  N.   Y. 

Eastern  Women's — Miss  Glenna  Collett,  New  York. 

U.    S.    Public    Links — Karl    Kauffmann,    Pittsburgh, 


Pa. 


Metropolitan    Open 

Golf   Club. 
Metropolitan    Amateur — Eddie    Driggs 

ley   Club. 
Metropolitan      Women's — Miss      Maureen 

Haworth,   N.   J. 
Metropolitan     P.     G.     A.   —  Gen"     Sara? 

Meadow  Club. 


Johnny    Farrell,    Quaker    Ridge 

Cherry    Val- 

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Westchester  Open — Bobby  Cruickshank,  Progress 

Club. 
New    York    State   Amateur — Arthur    W.    Yates, 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Tennis 

Winner  of  Davis  Cup — France. 

Hazel  Hotchkiss  Wightman  Cup  for  Women — ■ 
United  States. 

National  Men's  Singles — Rene  Lacoste,  France. 

National  Professional — Vincent  Richards,  New 
York. 

National  Men's  Doubles — William  T.  Tilden, 
Philadelphia  and  Francis  T.  Hunter,  New 
Rochelle. 

National  Women's  Singles — Miss  Helen  Wills, 
Berkeley,  Cal. 

National  Women's  Doubles — Mrs.  Kathleen  Mc- 
Kane  Godfree  and  Miss  Ermyntrude  Harvey, 
England. 

National  Mixed  Doubles — Miss  Eileen  Bennett, 
England  and  Henri  Cochet,  France. 

National  Girls'  Singles — Miss  Marjorie  Glad- 
man,  Santa  Monica,  Cal. 

National  Girls'  Doubles — Miss  Marjorie  Glad- 
man  and  Miss  Josephine  Crookshank,  Santa 
Ana,  Cal. 

National  Junior  Singles — Frank  X.  Shields, 
New  York. 

National  Junior  Doubles — Edward  Jacobs,  Bal- 
timore and  C.  Alphonse  Smith,  Charlottesville, 
Va. 

National  Boys'  Singles — William  Jacobs,  Balti- 
more. 

National  Boys'  Doubles — B.  F.  Kready,  Lancas- 
ter, Pa.  and  Karl  Kamrath,  Austin,  Texas. 

Wimbledon  Men's  Singles — Henri  Cochet,  France. 

Wimbledon  Men's  Doubles — William  T.  Tilden, 
Philadelphia,  and  Francis  T.  Hunter,  New 
Rochelle. 

Wimbledon  Women's  Singles — Miss  Helen  Wills, 
Berkeley,  Cal. 

Wimbledon  Women's  Doubles — Miss  Helen  Wills 
and  Miss  Elizabeth  Ryan,  United  States. 

Wimbledon  Mixed  Doubles — Miss  Elizabeth  Ryan 
and  Francis  T.  Hunter,  United  States. 

National  Clay  Court  Singles — William  T.  Tilden, 
Philadelphia. 

National  Clay  Court  Doubles — Johnny  Hennes- 
sey, Indianapolis,  and  Lucien  Williams,  Chi- 
cago. 

National  Veterans'  Singles — Alfred  C.  Cawse, 
Staten  Island. 

National  Veterans'  Doubles— Fred  C.  Baggs  and 
William  Rosenbaum,  New  York. 

Intercollegiate  Singles — Wilmer  Allison,  Univer- 
sity of  Texas. 

Intercollegiate  Doubles — John  Van  Ryn  and 
Kenneth  Appel,  Princeton. 

National  Indoor  Singles — Jean  Borotra,  France. 


National  Indoor  Doubles — Jean  Borotra  and 
Jacques  Brugnon,  France. 

National  Women's  Indoor  Singles — Mrs.  Hazel 
Hotchkiss  Wightman,  Boston. 

National  Women's  Indoor  Doubles — Mrs.  Hazel 
Hotchkiss  Wightman,  Boston,  and  Mrs.  Marion 
Zinderstein  Jessup,  Wilmington,  Del. 

National  Indoor  Mixed  Doubles — Mrs.  Hazel 
Hotchkiss  Wightman  and  G.  Peabody  Gard- 
ner, Jr.,  Boston, 

National  Junior  Indoor  Singles — Frank  X. 
Shields,  New  York. 

National  Indoor  Junior  Doubles— Frank  X. 
Shields  and  Julius  Seligson,  New  York. 

National  Boys'  Indoor  Singles — William  Jacobs, 
Baltimore. 

National  Girls'  Indoor  Singles — Miss  Sarah  Pal- 
frey, Brookline,  Mass. 

National  Girls'  Indoor  Doubles— Misses  Sarah 
and  Mianne  Palfrey,  Brookline,  Mass. 

National  Father  and  Son  Doubles — John  and 
Horace   Barton,    Sioux   Falls,    South   Dakota. 

Winner  of  Church  Cup — Philadelphia. 

Track    and    Field    (National    Outdoor 
Senior  Champions) 

100-Yard  Dash — Chester  Bowman,  Newark  A.  C. 

220-Yard  Dash— Charles  Borah,  Hollywood  A.  C. 

440- Yard  Run — Herman   Phillips,   Illinois  A.   C. 

880-Yard  Run— Ray  B.  Watson,  Illinois  A.  C. 

One-Mile  Run — Ray  Conger,  Illinois  A.  C. 

Six-Mile  Run — Willie  Ritola,  Finnish-American 
A.  C. 

Ten-Mile  Run — Willie  Ritola,  Finnish-American 
A.  C. 

Fifteen-Mile  Run — Jacob  Kaysing,   St.   Louis. 

Two-Mile  Steeplechase — Willie  Ritola,  Finnish- 
American  A.  C. 

Marathon  Run — Clarence  DeMar,  Melrose,  Mass. 

Three-Mile  Walk — Harry  Hinkel,  New  York  A.  C. 

Seven-Mile  Walk — Harry  Hinkel,  New  York  A.  C. 

120- Yard  Hurdles— C.  Werner,  Illinois  A.  C. 

220- Yard  Hurdles — Robert  Maxwell,  Los  An- 
geles A.  C. 

440- Yard  Hurdles— J.  A.  Gibson,  Bloomfield  (N. 
J.)    Catholic  Lyceum. 

Running  High  Jump — Robert  W.  King,  Olympic 
Club. 

Running  Broad  Jump — De  Hart  Hubbard,  Cin- 
cinnati. 

Running  Hop,  Step,  Jump — Levi  Casey,  Los 
Angeles  A.  C. 

10-Pound  Hammer  Throw — Jack  Merchant, 
Olympic  Club. 

16-Pound  Shot-Put — John  Kuck,  Kansas  City 
A.  C. 

Javelin  Throw — Charles  Harlow,  Hollywood 
A.  C. 

Pole  Vault — Lee  Barnes,  Hollywood  A.  C. 

56-Pound  Weight  Throw — Pat  McDonald  New 
York  A.  C. 


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Discus  Throw — Eric  C.  W.  Kreuz,  Olympic  Club. 

Decathlon — Fait  Elkins,  University  of  Nebraska. 

Penthalon — Harry  Flippen,  Newark  A.  C. 

56-Pound  Weight  Throw  for  Height — Pat  Mc- 
Donald, New  York  A.  C. 

440-Yard  Relay — Newark  Athletic  Club. 

880-Yard  Relay— New  York  Athletic  Club. 

One-Mile  Relay — Illinois  Athletic  Club. 

Two-Mile  Relay — Illinois  Athletic  Club. 

Four-Mile  Relay — Los  Angeles  Athletic  Club. 

National  A.  A.  U.  Team — Illinois  Athletic 
League. 

Track  and  Field  (Miscellaneous) 

National  A.  A.  U.  Junior  Team — Los  Angeles 
A.  C. 

I.C.A.A.A.A.  Outdoor  Team — Stanford  Univer- 
sity. 

I.C.A.A.A.A.  Indoor  Team — Harvard  University. 

Track   and    Field    (National    Outdoor 
Women   Champions) 

50-Yard  Dash — Miss  Eflta  Cartwright,  Eureka, 
Cal. 

100- Yard  Dash — Miss  Elta  Cartwright,  Eureka, 
Cal. 

220-Yard  Dash — Miss  Ellen  Brough,  Paterson, 
N.  J. 

60-Yard  Hurdles — Hiss  Helen  Filkey,  Illinois 
A.  C. 

Running  High  Jump — Miss  Catherine  Maguire, 
St.  Louis. 

Running  Broad  Jump — Miss  Eleanor  Egg,  Pater- 
son, N.  J. 

Eight-Pound  Shot-Put — Miss  Lillian  Copeland, 
Pasadena  A.  C. 

Javelin  Throw — Miss  Margaret  Jenkins,  North- 
ern California  A.  C. 

Discus  Throw — Miss  Lillian  Copeland,  Pasa- 
dena A.  C. 

Baseball  Throw — Margaret  Jenkins,  Eureka,  Cal. 

440-Yard  Relay — Pasadena  A.  C,  Pasadena, 
California. 

Cross   Country- 
National   Senior — Willie  Ritola,  Finnish-Ameri- 
can A.  C,  New  York. 
National     Junior — William     Agee,     Emerywood 

Athletic  Club,  Baltimore. 
Metropolitan — Willie    Ritola,    Finnish-American 

A.  C,  New  York. 
Eastern  Intercollegiate — William  Cox,  Pennsyl- 
vania State  College. 
Eastern     Intercollegiate     Team  —  Pennsylvania 
State  College. 

Swimming  (Men's  National  Senior  In- 
door Champions) 

100-Yards — John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 
220-Yards — John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 


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500- Yards — John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 

150- Yard — Back  Stroke — George  Kojac,  Boys' 
Club,  New  York. 

220- Yard  Breast  Stroke — Walter  Spence,  Brook- 
lyn Central  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

Fancy  Dive,  Low  Board — Farid  Simaika,  Am- 
bassador Club. 

Fancy  Dive,  Ten-Foot  Board — Pete  Desjardine, 
Miami,  Florida. 

Medley  Swim — Walter  Spence,  Brooklyn  Central 
Y.  M.  C.  A. 

400-Yard   Relay— Chicago  A.   A. 

300- Yard  Medley  Relay— Illinois  A.  C. 

Team  Champion — Illinois  A.  C,  Chicago. 

Water  Polo — Illinois  A.  C,  Chicago. 

Swimming  (Women's  National  Senior 
Indoor  Champions) 

100-Yards — Martha  Norelius,  Women's  Swim 
ming  Association. 

220- Yards — Martha  Norelius,  Women's  Swim- 
ming Association. 

500-Yards — Martha  Norelius,  Women's  Swim- 
ming Association. 

100-Yard  Back  Stroke — Corinne  Condon,  Nicholas 
Senn  Hospital. 

100- Yard  Breast  Stroke — Agnes  Geraghty,  Wo- 
men's Swimming  Association. 

300-Yard  Medley — Adelaide  Lambert,  Women's 
Swimming  Association. 

Fancy  Dive,  Low  Board — Helen  Meany,  Women's 
Swimming  Association. 

Fancy  Dive,  Ten-Foot  Board — Helen  Meany, 
Women's  Swimming  Association. 

400- Yard  Relay — Women's  Swimming  Associa- 
tion, New  York. 

300-Yard  Medley  Relay — Women's  Swimming 
Association,  New  York. 

Swimming      (Men's     National     Senior 
Outdoor  Champions) 

100  Meters— John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 

440- Yards — John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 

880-Yards — John  Weissmuller,  Illinois  A.  C. 

One  Mile — C.  Crabbe,  Outrigger  Canoe  Club. 

220-Yard  Back  Stroke — George  Kojac,  Boys' 
Club,  New  York. 

440-Yard  Breast  Stroke — Walter  Spence,  Brook- 
lyn Central  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

300-Meter  Relay — Walter  Spence,  Brooklyn  Cen- 
tral Y.  M.  C.  A. 

Long  Distance — Ray  Ruddy,  New  York  A.  C. 

Long  Distance  Team — New  York  A.  C. 

880- Yard  Relay— Illinois  A.  C,  Chicago. 

Plain  High  Diving — Pete  Desjardine,  Miami, 
Fla. 

Fancy  High  Diving — Pete  Desjardine,  Miami, 
Fla. 

Springboard  Diving — Pete  Desjardine,  Miami. 
Fla. 


Swimming   (Women's  National  Senior 
Outdoor  Champions) 

100  Meters — Martha  Norelius,  Women's  Swim- 
ming Association. 

440- Yards — Martha    Norelius,    Women's     Swim- 
ming Association. 

880-Yards — Martha    Norelius,    Women's    Swim- 
ming Association. 

One  Mile — Martha  Norelius,  Women's  Swimming 
Association. 

220-Yard  Back  Stroke— Adelaide  Lambert,  Wo- 
men's Swimming  Association. 

220-Yard  Breast  Stroke — Agnes  Geraghty,  Wo- 
men's Swimming  Association. 

300-Meter    Medley  —  Eleanor    Holm,     Women's 
Swimming  Association. 

Long     Distance — Martha     Norelius,      Women's 
Swimming  Association. 

Long  Distance  Team — Women's  Swimming  As- 
sociation, New  York. 

880-Yard    Relay — Women's    Swimming   Associa- 
tion, New  York. 

Plain    High    Diving — Helen 
Swimming  Association. 

Fancy    High    Diving — Helen 
Swimming  Association. 

Springboard    Diving — Helen 
Swimming  Association. 


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Rowing 

World's  Professional  Sculling — H.  A.  Barry, 
England. 

Diamond  Sculls — R.  Lee,  Oxford  University, 
England. 

National  Senior  Singles — Joe  Wright,  Jr.,  Tor- 
onto. 

National  Association  Singles— Joe  Wright,  Jr., 
Toronto. 

National  Senior  Quarter-Mile — Joe  Wright,  Jr., 
Toronto. 

National  Senior  Doubles — E.  J.  McGreal  and 
W.  E.  G.  Gilmore,  Philadelphia. 

National  Senior  Four-Oared  With  Coxswain — - 
Pennsylvania  Barge  Club. 

National  Senior  Four-Oared  Without  Coxswain — 
Pennsylvania  Barge  Club. 

National  Senior  Eight-Oared — W  yandotte 
(Mich.)  Boat  Club. 

National  Senior  Quadruple  Sculls — Bachelors' 
Barge  Club,  Philadelphia. 

Poughkeepsie  Varsity  Race — Columbia  Univer- 
sity. 

Yale-Harvard  Race — Harvard. 

Stewards  Cup  Race — U.  S.  Naval  Academy. 

Childs  Cup — Princeton. 

Oxford-Cambridge — Cambridge. 

Yachting 

Seawanhaka  Cup— Norweg,  Norway. 
Scandinavian  Golf  Cup — Maybe,  Sweden. 


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International  Star  Class — Temple  III,  Newport 
Harbor,  Calif. 

Bacardi  Cup — Ace,  Adrian  Iselin,  Port  Wash- 
ington, N.  Y. 

Manhasset  Bay  Challenge  Cup — Puffin,  Green- 
wich, Conn. 

King's  Cup  Race — Barbara,  Harry  L.  Maxwell. 

Astor  Cup  Race  for  Schooners — Vanitie,  Harry 
Payne  Whitney. 

Astor  Cup  Race  for  Sloops — Prestige,  Harold 
Vanderbilt. 

Motor  Boating 

Winner  of  Golf  Cup — Greenwich  Folly,  George 
H.  Townsend. 

Winner  of  President's  Cup — Miss  Syndicate. 
Mrs.  J.  H.  Cromwell. 

Winner  of  Dodge  Memorial  Trophy — Miss  Syndi- 
cate, Mrs.  J.  H.  Cromwell. 

Ice   Skating 

World's  Amateur — Evensen,  Norway. 

International  Outdoor — Charles  Gorman,  St. 
John,   N.  B. 

International  Indoor — Charles  Gorman,  St. 
John,   N.  B. 

National  Outdoor- — Charles  Gorman,  St.  John. 
N.  B.,  and  Henry  Nelson,  Chicago    (tie). 

Women's  National  Outdoor — Miss  Elsie  Muller, 
New  York. 

Women's  International  Indoor — Miss  Leila 
Brooks,  Toronto. 

Men's  National  Fancy  Skating — Nathaniel  W. 
Niles.  Boston. 

Women's  National  Fancy  Skating — Miss  Bea- 
trix Loughran,  New  York. 

Men's  North  American  Figure  Skating —  Mel- 
ville F.  Rogers,  Ottawa. 

Women's  North  American  Figure  Skating — Miss 
Beatrix  Loughran,  New  York. 

Hockey 

World's  Professional — Ottawa  Senators. 
International  Group  Winner  in  National  Hockey 

League — Ottawa  Senators. 
American    Group    Winner   in   National    Hockey 

League — Boston  Bruins. 
Canadian      Amateur — University      of     Toronto 

Graduates. 
Leading   American    College   Teams — Dartmouth 

and  Harvard. 

Trotting  and  Pacing 

Leading  Two-Year-Old — Fireglow. 

Leading  Three-Year-Old — Kashmir. 

Leading  Money -Winning    Trotter  —  I  o  s  o  1  a  '  s 

Worthy. 
Leading  Money-Winning  Pacer — Bert  Abbe. 
Leading  Driver — Walter   Cox,   Goshen,   N.   Y. 


Polo 

Winner  of  International  Cup — United  States:. 
National  Open — Sands  Point. 
National  Junior — United  States  Army. 
National  Intercircuit — Cleveland. 
Intercollegiate — Yale. 

National  Indoor — Brooklyn  Riding  and  Driving- 
Club. 
Winner  of  Monty  Waterbury  Cup — Eastcott. 

Basketball 

National  A.  A.  U—  The  Hillyards,  St.  Joseph, 
Mo. 

Eastern  Intercollegiate  League — Dartmouth  Col- 
lege. 

Western  Conference — University  of  Michigan. 

Missouri  Valley  Conference — University  of  Kan- 
sas. 

Pacific  Coast  Conference — University  of  Cali- 
fornia. 

Rocky  Mount;i  in  Conference — Montana  State 
College. 

Southern  Intercollegiate  Conference — -Vander- 
bilt University. 

Southern  Intercollegiate  Athletic  Association — 
The  Citadel. 

American  Professional  League — Original  Celtics,. 
New  York. 

Cycling 

World's  Professional — Lucien  Michard,  France. 

World's  Amateur — Matthias  Engel,  Germany. 

World's  Motor-Paced — Victor  Linart,  Belgium. 

American  Professional — Harris  Horder,  Aus- 
tralia. 

American  Professional  All-Around — Cecil' Walk- 
er, Australia. 

American  Amateur — Jimmy  Walthour,  New- 
York. 

American  Motor-Paced — Franco  Georgetti,  Italy. 

American  Amateur  Road — Jimmy  Walthour, 
New  York. 

Winners  of  Six-Day  Races 

New  York,  March — Reggie  McNamara,  Newark, 
and  Franco  Georgetti,  Italy. 

New  York,  December — Freddie  Spencer,  Plain- 
field,  N.  J.,  and  Charlie  Winter,  New  York. 

Chicago,  March — Franco  Georgetti,  Italy,  and 
Carl  Stockholm,  Chicago. 

Chicago,  October — Bobby  Walthour,  Jr.,  Newark, 
and  Franco  Georgetti,  Italy. 

Detroit,  November — Gerard  Debaets,  Belgium, 
and  Anthony  Beckman,  Secaucus,  N.  J. 

Soccer 

National— Fall  River  Football  Club. 
Eastern— Fall  River  Football  Club. 
Western — Holley  Carburetors,  Detroit.. 


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American     League — Bethlehem     Steel     Football      175-Pound   Class — George   Rule,    Oklahoma   Ag- 

Club,  Bethlehem,  Pa.  gies. 

National   Amateur — Heidelburg    (Pa.)    Football      Heavyweight  Class — Roger  Flanders,  Stillwater, 


Club. 
Intercollegiate — Princeton. 

Professional   Billiards 

World's  18.2  Balkline — Jake  Schaefer,  Chicago. 
World's  18.1  Balkline— Willie  Hoppe,  New  York. 
World's      Pocket     Billiards — Frank      Taberski, 

Schenectady,  N.  Y. 
World's  Three-Cushion — Otto  Reiselt,   Philadel-      National   Foils — Lieutenant   George   C.   Calnan, 


Oklahoma. 

(  Miscellaneous) 

Eastern  Intercollegiate  Team — Yale  and  Lehigh 
(tie). 

Fencing 


phia. 

Amateur  Billiards 

National  18.2  Balkline— John  A.  Clinton,  Pitts- 
burgh. 

National  18.1  Balkline — Francis  S.  Appleby, 
New  York. 

National  Three-Cushion — B.  A.  Rua-rk,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C. 

National  Pocket  Billiards — J.  Howard  Shoe- 
maker, New  York. 

Amateur  Boxing   (National  Senior) 


United  States  Navy. 

National  Sabre — Nickolas  Muray,  New  York 
Athletic  Club. 

National  Epee — Harold  Van  Buskirk,  Fencers' 
Club,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

National  Foils  Team — New  York  Athletic  Club. 

National  Sabre  Tteam  —  New  York  Athletic 
team. 

National  Epee  Team — Boston  Athletic  Associa- 
tion. 

National  Three- Weapon  Team — New  York  Ath- 
letic Club. 

Women's  National  Foils — Miss  Stephanie  Stern, 


Philadelphia. 
112-Pound  Class— Leroy    Pfeffer,    University    of      intercollegiate  Foils— Dernell  Every,  Yale. 

Intercollegiate  Sabre — Robert  Nussbaum,  Yale. 


Iowa. 


118-Pound  Class-Lawrence     Lake,     Oklahoma      Intercollegiate  Epee-Frank   Sands,  U.  S.  Mili 
Aggies. 


126-Pound  Class — Arthur  Holding,  Iowa  State 
College. 

135-Pound  Class — Allie  Morrison,  University  of 
Illinois. 

147-Pound  Class — Ralph  Prunty,  Ames  Lions' 
Club. 

160-Pound  Class — Findley  Collins,  Oklahoma 
Aggies. 

175-Pound  Class — George  Rule,  Oklahoma  Ag- 
gies. 

Heavyweight  Class — Roger  Flanders,  Stillwater, 
Oklahoma. 

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tary  Academy. 

Intercollegiate  Foils  Team — Cornell  University. 

Intercollegiate  Sabre  Team — Yale. 

Intercollegiate  Epee  Team — United  States  Mili- 
tary Academy. 

Squash  Tennis 

National  Open — Frank  Ward,  City  Athletic  Club. 
National  Amateur,  Class  A — Rowland  B.  Haines, 

Columbia  Club. 
National  Amateur,  Class  B — Milton  Baron,  In- 

terfraternity  Club. 
National   Amateur,    Class   C — Harry    K.    Kross, 
Yale   Club. 

Eastern  Intercollegiate  Team— Yale  and  Lehigh      Workrs   Professional— Frank   Ward,    City   Ath- 
<tie)-  letic  Club. 

National  Veterans — Harold  R.  Mixsell,   Prince- 
Amateur  Wrestling  (National  Senior)  ton  Club. 
112-Pound  Class— Leroy  Pfeffer,   University  of      Metropolitan  Class  A  Team— Harvard  Club. 

Iowa. 
118-Pound     Class — Lawrence    Lake,     Oklahoma 

Aggies. 
126-Pound  Class— Arthur  Holding,    Iowa    State      World's    Professional— George    F.    Covey,    Eng- 

College.  land- 

135-Pound  Class— Allie  Morrison,  University  of      National  Amateur  Singles— George  Huban,  Chi- 

Illinois.  cago. 

147-Pound    Class — Ralph    Prunty,    Ames    Lions      National  Amateur  Doubles — Jay  Gould  and  Wil- 

Club.  liam    C.    Wright,    Jr.,    Philadelphia. 

160-Pound     Class — Findley     Collins,     Oklahoma      National    Professional — Jock    Soutar,    Philadel- 
Aggies.  phia. 


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Squash   Racquets 

National  Amateur — Myles  Baker,  Boston. 
National  Amateur  Team — Harvard   University. 
Metropolitan  Amateur — W.  Palmer  Dixon,  Rock- 
away  Hunting  Club. 
Winner  of  Lockett  Trophy — Philadelphia. 
International  Lapham  Trophy — England. 

Racquets 

Winner  of  Gold  Racquet — Clarence  C.  Pell,  New 
York. 

National  Amateur  Singles — Clarence  C.  Pell, 
New  York. 

National  Amateur  Doubles — C.  C.  Pell  and  Stan- 
ley Mortimer,  New  York. 

World's  Professional — Jock  Souter,  Philadelphia. 

Trapshooting 

National  Amateur — S.  M.  Crothers,  New  York. 
National  Professional — Fred  Tomlin,  Glassboro, 

N.  J. 
Grand      American      Handicap  —  Otto      Newlin, 

Georgetown,  111. 
National      Women's — Mrs.     H.     H.     Harrison, 

Rochester,  N.  Y. 
National — Lieutenant  R.  M.  Cutts,  Jr.,  United 

States  Marine  Corps. 

Rifle  Shooting 

International  Small-Bore — Lawrence  Nuesslein, 
United  States  Army. 

International  Free  Rifle — Hartman,  Switzer- 
land. 

International  Small-Bore  Team — United  States. 

International  Free  Rifle  Team — Switzerland. 

Pistol  Shooting 

National — Sergeant  B.  H.  Harris,  United  States 

Cavalry. 
National   Rifle   Association — F.    W.   Bradstreet, 

Brie,  Pa. 
National  Team — United  States  Marine  Corps. 


Winner  of  National  Chess  Federation  Tourna- 
ment— Morman  T.  Whitaker,  Washington. 

Bowling 

National  Individual — W.  Eggars,  Chicago. 

National  Two-Man  Team — M.  Flick  and  S. 
Snyder,  Erie,  Pa. 

National  Five-Man  Team — Tea  Shops,  Milwau- 
kee. 

National  All-Events — Barney  Spinella,  New 
York. 

Professional  Football 

National  League — New  York  Giants. 

Automobile   Racing 

American   Automobile    Association    Champion — 

Peter  DePaolo,  Los  Angeles. 
Winner  of  Indianapolis  Race— George  Souders, 

Lafayette,  Indiana. 

Handball 

National  A.  A.  U.  Singles — George  Nelson,  Bal- 
timore. 

National  A.  A.  U.  Doubles — Bill  Kainmon  and 
Stanley  Dwormann,  Detroit. 

National  A.  A.  U.  Hard-Ball— Cliff  Kauling, 
Brooklyn  Central  Y.  M.  C.  A. 

National  A.  A.  U.  One-Wall  Singles — Murray 
Vernon,  Crescent  A.  C. 

National  A.  A.  U.  One-Wall  Doubles— Sol  Good- 
man and  Jack  Saeman,  Trinity  Club,  Brook- 
lyn. 

Gymnastics 

National  Ail-Around — Alfred  Jochim,  Swiss  Turn 

Verein,  Union  City,  N.  J. 
Metropolitan — Michael  Schuler,  Union  Hill  Turn 

Verein. 
Women's  Metropolitan  Teams — New  York  Turn 

Verein. 


Chess 

World's — Alexander  Alekhine,  Paris. 

United  States — Frank  J.  Marshall,  New  York. 

New  York  State — Milton  Haneuer,  New  York 
City. 

Intercollegiate — F.  R.  Chevalier,  Harvard. 

Winner  of  New  York  International  Grand  Mas- 
ters' Tournament — Jose  R.  Capablanca,  Ha- 
vana. 


Skiing 

National — Lars  Haugen,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Intercollegiate — Lemoine  Batson,  University  of 
Wisconsin. 


Lacrosse 

United  States  Intercollegiate  Association — Johns 
Hopkins. 


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Abbreviations 


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A.  A.  A.      --------  American  Automobile  Association. 

A.  A.  A.  S. American  Association  for  the  Advancement  of  Science. 

A.  A.  C.  E. American  Association  of  Agricultural  College  Editors. 

A.  A.  G. Assistant  Adjutant-General. 

A.  and  M.       - Agricultural  and  Mechanical. 

A.  A.  O.  N.  M.  S. Ancient  Arabic  Order  of  the  Nobles  of  the  Mystic  Shrine. 

A.  A.  S.  R.      - Ancient  Accepted  Scottish  Rite. 

A.  A.  U.  W. American  Association  of  University  Women. 

A.  A.  Y.  R.      -------  Ancient  Accepted  York  Rite. 

A.  B.  (also  B.  A.)         -    -    -    -  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts. 

A.B.  A. American  Bankers'  Association. 

A.  B.  &  A.  Ry. Atlanta,  Birmingham  &  Atlantic  Railway. 

A.  Bar  A.        American  Bar  Association. 

A.  B.  C.  F.  M. American  Board  of  Commissioners  for  Foreign  Missions. 

A.  C. Analytical  Chemist,  Army  Corps,  Athletic  Club. 

Acad.    -    -     - Academic,  academy. 

Acct.     -    -     - Account,  accountant. 

A.  C.  L.  R.  R. Atlantic  Coast  Line  Railroad. 

A.  C.  P. American  College  of  Physicians. 

A.  D.  C.      -     -    - Aide-de-Camp. 

A.  Dent.  A.     - American  Dental  Association. 

Adj. Adjutant. 

Adm.     -     -     - Admiral. 

Admin.       -     - Administration,   administrator. 

Adv. Advertising,  advisory,  advocate. 

A.  E.  F.      --------  American   Expeditionary   Forces. 

A.  F.  and  A.  M.        -----  Ancient  Free  and  Accepted  Masons. 

A.  F.  D.      --------  Doctor  of  Fine  Arts. 

A.  G.  D.      --------  Adjutant  General's  Department. 

Agri.     -     - Agricultural,  agriculture. 

Agt.       -     -     - Agent. 

A.  I.  A.       --------  American  Institute  of  Architecture. 

A.  I.  C.  E.        American  Institute  of  Civil  Engineers. 

A.  I.  E.  E. -     -  American  Institute  of  Electrical  Engineers. 

A.I.  Min.  E.    - American  Institute  of  Mining  Engineers. 

A.  I.  M.  M.  E.      -     -     -     -     -     -  American  Institute  of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers. 

A.  L. American  Legion. 

Ala.       -    -     -     - Alabama. 

A.  L.  A.      -     - American  Library  Association. 

A.  M.  (M.  A.) Master  of  Arts. 

A.  M.  A. American  Medical  Association. 

Amer.    ---------  America,  American. 

A.  M.  O.  S.      -------  Ancient,   Mystic  Order  of   Samaritan. 

Am.  Ry.  Ex.  Co. American  Railway  Express  Company. 

A.  N.  P.  A. American  Newspaper  Publishers'  Association. 

A.  O.  U.  W. Ancient  Order  of  United  Workers. 

A.  P.  A. American  Pharmaceutical  Association. 

A.  P.  H.  A.      -     - American  Public  Health  Association. 

A.  P.  M. Assistant  Provost  Marshal. 

Apptd.       Appointed. 

Apptnt.      - Appointment. 

Apr.       ---------  April. 

Apt. Apartment. 

A.  Q.  M.      -     -     - Assistant  Quartermaster. 

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A.  R.  C. -  American  Red  Cross. 

Archt.        --------  Architect,  Architecture. 

Ariz. Arizona. 

Ark.      -    - Arkansas. 

A.  R.  R.  A. American  Railroad  Association. 

Arty. Artillery. 

A.  S.      ---------  Air  Service. 

A.  S.  A. American  Surgical  Association. 

A.  S.  C.  E. American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers. 

A.  S.  C.  P.  A. American  Society  of  Certified  Public  Accountants. 

A.  S.  M.  E. American  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers. 

A.  S.  M.  M.  E. -  American  Society  of  Mining  and  Metallurgical  Engineers. 

A.  S.  S.  C. Air  Service  Signal  Corps. 

Asso. Association. 

Assoc.        Associate. 

Asst.      -     - Assistant. 

A.  T.  A.      - American  Trapshooters  Association. 

Ath. Athletic. 

Ath.  Dir. Athletic  Director. 

Attd. Attended. 

Atty. -  Attorney. 

Aug.      -     -     - August. 

Auth.     -     - Author. 

Auto.     - Automobile. 

Aux.      - Auxiliary. 

Ave. Avenue. 

B.  A.  (A.  B.) Bachelor  of  Arts. 

Bact.     --------  Bacteriology,  bacteriological. 

B.B.      -     - Baseball. 

B.  and  L.        Building  and  loan. 

B.  &0.  R.  R. Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railroad. 

B.  and  T.        Bank  and  trust. 

Bap.      -     - Baptist. 

B.  Arch. Bachelor  of  Architecture. 

B.  B.  A. Bachelor  of  Business  Administration. 

B.  C.      -     -     -    - British  Columbia. 

B.  C.  E.      --------  Bachelor  of  Civil  Engineering. 

B.  C.  S.      - Bachelor  of  Commercial  Science. 

Bd.        Board. 

B.  D. Bachelor  of  Divinity. 

B.  E. Bachelor  of  Education. 

B.  E.  F. British  Expeditionary  Forces. 

B.  F.  A. _  Bachelor  of  Fine  Arts. 

Bib'l,     ---------  Bibliography,  bibliographical. 

Bkkpr. Bookkeeper. 

Bks. Barracks. 

B.  L. Bachelor  of  Letters. 

Bldg. Building. 

B.  L.  S. Bachelor  of  Library  Science. 

Blvd. Boulevard. 

Bn. Battalion. 

B.  O. Bachelor  of  Oratory. 

B.  P.  E. Bachelor  of  Physical  Education. 

B.  Ped. Bachelor  of  Pedagogy. 

B.  P.  O.  E. Benevolent  and  Protective  Order  of  Elks. 

Bot.       -    -    - Botanical,  botany. 

Br.        Branch. 

Brig. Brigade,  brigadier. 

Bro. Brother. 

B.  S.  (B.  Sc.) Bachelor  of  Science. 

B.  S.  A. Bachelor  of  Agricultural  Science,  Boy  Scouts  of  America. 

Bskt.  B. Basketball. 


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B.  Th.    -    - Bachelor  of  Theology. 

Btty.     -    -    - Battery. 

Bur. Bureau. 

Bus.      -     -     - Business. 

B.  W.  I. British  West  Indies. 

B.  Y.  P.  U. Baptist  Young  People's  Union. 

C.  A. Central  America. 

C.  A.  C. Coast  Artillery  Corps. 

C.  A.  Sch.        Coast  Artillery  School. 

Calif. California. 

Can.      -     - Canada. 

C.  &  O.  Ry. Chesapeake  &  Ohio  Railway. 

Capt. Captain. 

C.  A.  R. Children  of  the  American  Revolution. 

Cav. Cavalry. 

C.  C. Country  Club. 

C.  E. Civil  Engineer. 

Cen.  Bd.  F.  B.  Officials     -    -     -  Central  Board  Football  Officials. 

C.  E.  C. Civil  Engineering  Corps. 

c.  f .        Centerfield. 

Ch.        ---------  Church. 

Champ. Champion,  championship. 

Champs. Champions,  championships. 

Chap.    -     -    -    - Chapter. 

Ch.  D. Doctor  of  Chemistry. 

Chem.        Chemical,  chemistry. 

Chf. Chief. 

Chrmn.,  Chmn. Chairman. 

C.  I.  C. Commander  in  Chief. 

Cir.        -..- Circuit,  circulation. 

Clk.       Clerk. 

C.  L.  L.  A. Commercial  Law  League  of  America. 

Co. Company,  county. 

C.  of  G.  Ry. Central  of  Georgia  Railway. 

Col.       - Colonel. 

Coll. College. 

Colo. Colorado. 

Com.     - Committee. 

Comdg. Commanding. 

Comdr. Commander. 

Comml. Commercial. 

Comnd. Commissioned. 

Comn.        Commission. 

Comnr.      -     - Commissioner. 

Condr.        Conductor. 

Conf. Conference. 

Confed.      Confederate. 

Cong. Congregation,   congregational,   congress,   congressional. 

Conn. Connecticut. 

Consol. Consolidated,  consolidation. 

Constl. Constitutional. 

Constn. Constitution. 

Constrn. Construction. 

Contr.   -     - Contractor. 

Conv. Convention. 

Corp. .  Corporation. 

Corpl. Corporal. 

Corr. Correspondence,  correspondent,  corresponding. 

C.  O.  T.  S. Central  Officers'  Training  School. 

C.  P.  A. Certified  Public  Accountant. 

C.  S. Christian  Science. 

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C.  S.  A. Confederate  States  Army. 

C.  S.  N.      --------  Confederate  States  Navy. 

Ct.    ---------     -  Court. 

C.  W.  S.     -------    -  Chemical  War  Service. 

D.  A.  C. -     -     .  Daughters  of  the  American  Colonists. 

D.  Agr.       --------  Doctor  of  Agriculture. 

D.  A.  R.      --------  Daughters  of  the  American  Revolution. 

D.  C.      ---------  District  of  Columbia,  Dental  Corps. 

D.  C.  L.      --------  Doctor  of  Civil  Law. 

D.  D.     -     - Doctor   of   Divinity. 

D.  D.  S.      -     -  -     -     -     -  Doctor  of  Dental  Surgery. 

Dec.       ---------  December. 

Deed.    --------  Deceased. 

D.  Econ.    --------  Doctor  of  Economics. 

Deg.      ---------  Degree. 

Del. Delaware,  delegate,  delegation. 

Dem.     ---------  Democrat,  democratic. 

D.  Engr.     --------  Doctor  of  Engineering. 

Dep.       ---------  Deposit,  deputy. 

Dept.     -----     -     -     -     -  Department. 

Desc.     -     -     -  -----  Descendant,   descendent,   descent. 

Dir.       -     -     -  -     -     -     -     -  Director. 

Disch.   ---------  Discharged. 

Dist.      ----------  District. 

Div.       -     -     -     - Division. 

D.  L.  &  W.  R.  R.      -     -     -    -     -  Delaware,  Lackawanna  &  Western  Railroad. 

D.  Litt.       --------  Doctor  of  Literature. 

D.  M.  D.     -----     -     -  Doctor  of  Medical  Dentistry. 

D.  O.     -     -     -  .     .     -     .     .  Doctor  of  Osteopathy. 

D.  O.  K.  K.     -  Dramatic  Order  of  the  Knights  of  Khorassan. 

D.  O.  R.  C. Dental  Officers  Reserve  Corps. 

D.  Ped.       -     -     -     .'..--  Doctor  of  Pedagogy. 

D.  P.  H.     ------     -  Diploma  of  Public  Health. 

Dr.        ---------  Doctor,  drive. 

D.  Sc.    --------     -  Doctor  of  Science. 

D.  S.  C.      --------  Distinguished   Service   Cross. 

D.  S.  M.     -------     -  Distinguished  Service  Medal. 

D.  S.  O.      --------  Distinguished   Service  Order. 

D.  V.  M.     -------     -  Doctor  of  Veterinary  Medicine. 

E.  ----------  East. 

East.     ---------  Eastern. 

Eccles.       --------  Ecclesiastical. 

Econ.     ---------  Economics,   economy. 

Ed.   ----------  Educated,  Education. 

Ed.  M.        --------  Master  of  Education. 

Ednl.     --------  Educational. 

E.  E.      .------.  Electrical  Engineer. 

E.  E.  &  M.  P.        -     -     -     -     -     -  Envoy  Extraordinary  and  Minister  Plenipotentiary. 

Elec.      -     -     -     - Electric,  Electrical. 

Elem.    ---------  Elementary. 

E.M.      ---------  Engineer  of  Mines. 

Encyc.       --------  Encyclopaedia. 

Eng.       ---------  England,  English. 

Engr.     ---------  Engineer. 

Entd.     ---------  Entered. 

E.  O.  R.  C.       -------  Engineer  Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 

Estab. .     .     -  Established. 

Evang.       -  ------  Evangelical. 

Exam.        --------  Examination. 

Exch.    ---------  Exchange. 

Exec.     ---------  Executive. 

Expdn.       --------  Expedition. 


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Exten.        --------  Extension. 

F.  A.      -     -     - Field  Artillery. 

F.  A.  C.  D.      -     - Fellow  American  College  of  Dentists. 

F.  A.  C.  P.       -------  Fellow  American  College  of  Physicians. 

F.  A.  P.  S.       -------  Fellow  American  Proctologic   Society. 

f.  b.        ---------  Fullback. 

F.  B.      ---------  Football. 

F.  E.      ---------  Forest  Engineer. 

Feb.       ---------  February. 

Fed.       ---------  Federal,  federation. 

Fin.       ---------  Finance. 

Fla.       ---------  Florida. 

F.  O.  E.      --------  Fraternal  Order  of  Eagles. 

Frat.     ---------  Fraternal,   fraternity. 

F.  R.  C.  P.       -------  Fellow  Royal  College  of  Physicians. 

Frt.       ---------  Freight. 

Ft.    ---------     -  Fort. 

F.  W.  C.     -------     -  Federation  of  Women's  Clubs. 

Ga.   ----------  Georgia. 

G.  A.  R.      ------  -  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 

G.  C.      ---------  Golf  Club. 

G.  D.     --------  Graduate  in  Divinity. 

Gen.      ---------  General. 

Geol.     ---------  Geological,  geology. 

G.  H.  Q.      --------  General  Headquarters. 

G.  N.      ---------  General  Nurse. 

Gov.       ---------  Governor. 

Govt.     ---------  Government. 

Grad.    ---------  Graduated,  graduation. 

G.  S.  A.      --------  Girl   Scouts   of  America. 

Gym.     -     -     -     - Gymnasium. 

h.  b.       ---------  Halfback. 

H.  B.      -     -     -     - Handball. 

Hdqrs.       --------  Headquarters. 

H.  G.      ---------  Home  Guard. 

Hist.      ---------  Historical,  history. 

H.  M.  D.     -------     -  Doctor  of  Homeopathic  Medicine, 

Ho.  ----------  House. 

Hon.      ---------  Honor,  honorable,  honorary. 

Ho.  of  Rep.     -------  House  of  Representatives. 

Hort.     ---------  Horticulture. 

Hosp.    -     -     - Hospital. 

H.  Sch.       --------  High  School. 

la.    ---------    -  Iowa. 

1. 0.  A.  A.  A.  A.        -     -     -     -     -  Intercollegiate  American  Amateur  Athletic  Association. 

I.  C.  A.  A.  A.        -     -     -     -     -     •  Intercollegiate  Amateur  Athletic  Association. 

I.  C.  A.  A.       -------  Intercollegiate  Athletic  Association. 

I.  C.  C.       --------  interstate  Commerce  Commission. 

I.  C.  R.  R.       -------  Illinois  Central  Railroad. 

Ida.       - Idaho. 

Imp.      ---------  Imperial. 

Inc.       ---------  Incorporated. 

Ind.       ------..-.  Independence,  Indiana. 

Ind.  Ty.      -     -     - Indian  Territory. 

Inf.        ---------  Infantry. 

Ins.        -     -     .     - Insurance. 

Insp. Inspector. 

Inst.      -     - Institute,  institution. 

Instr.    ---------  instructor. 

Internatl.       -------  International. 

Intersch.    -     - Interscholastic. 

Intro.    ---------  Introduction. 

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Inv. Investment. 

I.  P.  B.  B. Independent  Order  of  B'nai  B'rith. 

I.  O.  G.  T.       -------  International  Order  of  Good  Templars. 

I.  O.  O.  F. Independent  Order  of  Odd  Fellows. 

I.  O.  R.  M. Improved  Order  of  Red  Men. 

I.  S.  S.  S. International  Society  of  Soil  Science. 

j.  A.  G. Judge  Advocate  General. 

Jan. January. 

j.  B. Jurum  Baccalaureus. 

j.  D. Doctor  of  Jurisprudence. 

J.  O.  U.  A.  M. Junior  Order  of  United  American  Mechanics. 

Jour. Journal. 

Jr. Junior. 

Jud.     , Judicial,  judiciary. 

Kan. Kansas. 

K.  C. .---  Knights  of  Columbus. 

K.  C.  C.  H. Knight  Commander  Court  of  Honor. 

K.  D. Knights'  Daughters. 

K.  G.  E. Knights  of  the  Golden  Eagle. 

K.  H. Knights  of  Hanover. 

K.  P. Knights  of  Pythias. 

K.  T. Knights  Templar. 

Ky. Kentucky. 

La. Louisiana. 

Lab. Laboratory. 

1.  f Left  Field. 

L.  &  N.  R.  R. Louisville  &  Nashville  Railroad. 

Lang. Language. 

L.  A.  P.      - League  of  American  Pen  Women. 

L.  I.       - ■  Licentiate  of  Instruction.  Long  Island. 

Lib.       Library. 

Libr.      - Librarian. 

Lit. Literary,  literature. 

Lit.B. Bachelor  of  Literature. 

Ltt.  D.        Doctor  of  Letters. 

LL.  B. Bachelor  of  Laws. 

LL.  D. Doctor  of  Laws. 

LL.  M.        Master  of  Laws. 

L.  O.  M. Loyal  Order  of  Moose. 

Lt. Lieutenant. 

Ltd. Limited. 

Ltg. Lightning. 

Luth. Lutheran. 

M.  A. -    -  Master  of  Arts. 

M.  Agri. Master  of  Agriculture. 

Maj. Major. 

Mar. --  March. 

Mass. Massachusetts. 

Math. Mathematical,  mathematics. 

M.  B.     -    - Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

M.  B.  A. Master  of  Business  Administration. 

M.  C. Medical  Corps. 

M.  C.  E. Master  of  Civil  Engineering. 

Md.        Maryland. 

M.  D. Doctor  of  Medicine. 

Mdse. Merchandise. 

Me.        Maine. 

M.  E. Mechanical  Engineer,  Methodist  Episcopal. 

Mech. Mechanical,  mechanic. 

Med. Medical,  medicine. 

Med.  V.  W.  W. Medical  Veterans  of  the  World  War. 


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Mem. Member. 

Meth. Methodist. 

M.  F. Master  of  Forestry. 

M.  F.  A. Master  of  Fine  Arts. 

M.  F.  H. -  Master  of  Fox  Hounds. 

Mfg. Manufacturing. 

Mfgr. Manufacturer. 

M.  G.  O.  T.  C. Machine  Gun,  Officers'  Training  Corps. 

Mgr.      . -    -  Manager. 

Mich.     - Michigan. 

Middle-wt. Middleweight. 

Mil.       - Military. 

Minn.    ---------  Minnesota. 

Miss. Mississippi. 

M.  L. Master  of  Laws. 

M.  Litt.      -    - Master  of  Literature. 

Mile. Mademoiselle. 

Mme. Madame. 

Mo.        -     -     -     - Missouri,  month. 

M.  O.  F.  W. Military  Order  of  Foreign  Wars. 

Mont. Montana. 

M.  O.  R.  C. Medical  Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 

M.  O.  R.  R. Mobile  &  Ohio  Railroad. 

M.  O.W.  W.    -     - Military  Order  of  the  World  War. 

M.  P. Member  of  Parliament,  Methodist  Protestant. 

M.  P.  E. Master  of  Physical  Education. 

M.  R.  C.     -    -    -  • Medical  Reserve  Corps. 

M.  R.  C.  P. Member  Royal  College  of  Physicians. 

M.  S. Master  of  Science. 

Mt. Mount,  mountain. 

M.  T.  C.      -     - Motor  Transport  Corps. 

M.  W.  A. Modern  Woodmen  of  America. 

N. North. 

N.  A. National  Army. 

N.  A.  C.  P.  A. National  Association  of  Certified  Public  Accountants. 

N.  A.  R.  D. National  Association  of  Retail  Druggists. 

Natl. National. 

N.  C.  A.  A. National  Collegiate  Athletic  Association. 

N.  C.  &  St.  L.  Ry. Nashville,   Chattanooga  &  St.  Louis  Railway. 

N.  Dak.      - North  Dakota. 

N.  E. Northeast. 

N.  E.  A.      --------  National  Education  Association. 

Nebr. Nebraska. 

Nev. Nevada. 

N.  H. New  Hampshire. 

N.  Mex.      -     - New  Mexico. 

N.  &  W.  Ry. Norfolk  &  Western  Railway. 

North.        Northern. 

Nov. November. 

N.  R.  F.  C. Naval  Reserve  Flying  Corps. 

N.  S.  C.  D.  A. National  Society  of  Colonial  Dames  of  America. 

N.  W. Northwest. 

N.  West. Northwestern. 

N.  Y. New  York. 

Oct.       October. 

O.  D.     ---------  Ordnance  Department. 

O.  E.  S. Order  of  the  Eastern  Star. 

Okla. Oklahoma. 

O.  R.  C. Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 

Ord. Ordnance. 

Ore. Oregon. 

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Organ.        ------  -  Organized,  organization. 

O.  S.       ---------  Observation  Squadron. 

O.  T.  C.       --------  Officers'  Training  Camp. 

O.  T.  S.       --------  Officers'  Training  School. 

Pa.    ----------  Pennsylvania. 

P.  &  L.  E.  Ry.      -     -     -     -  Pittsburgh  &  Lake  Erie  Railway. 

Path.     ---------  Pathological,  pathology. 

P.  E.      ---------  Protestant  Episcopal. 

Pharmac.       -------  Pharmaceutical. 

Pharm.  D.      -------  Doctor  of  Pharmacy. 

Pharm.  M.  (Ph.  M.)     -     -     -     -  Master  of  Pharmacy. 

Ph.  B.    --------     -  Bachelor  of  Philosophy. 

Ph.  C.    --------     -  Pharmaceutical  Chemist. 

Ph.  D.    --------     -  Doctor  of  Philosophy. 

Ph.  G.    -     -     -     - Graduate  in  Pharmacy. 

P.  I.       ---------  Philippine  Islands. 

Pk.   ---------    -  Park. 

Pkwy.   --------  Parkway. 

P.  M.     --------     -  Provost  Marshall. 

Pol.       ---------  Political,  politics. 

Poly. -     -     -  Polytechnic,  polytechnical. 

P.  O.  S.  of  A.       -     -     -     -     -     -  Patriotic  Order  of  the  Sons  of  America. 

Prep.     ---------  Preparation,  preparatory. 

Pres.      ---------  President,  presidential,  present. 

Presbyn.    --------  Presbyterian. 

Prin.     ---------  Principal,  principle. 

Pro.       ---------  Professional. 

Prof.     ---------  Professor. 

Prop.     ---------  Proprietor. 

Pros.  Atty.     -------  Prosecuting  Attorney. 

Prov.     ---------  Province. 

P.  R.  R.      ------     _#  .  Pennsylvania  Railroad 

Pt.    -    -     -     -     - Point. 

P.  T.  A.      --------  Parent  Teachers'  Association. 

Pub.      ---------  Public,  publication,  publish,  publisher. 

Pur.  Agt.   --------  Purchasing  agent. 

T*vt.       -    -     - -  Private. 

Q.  M.     --------  Quartermaster. 

Q.  M.  C.      -     - Quartermaster  Corps. 

Q.  M.  G.     -     -     - Quartermaster  General. 

Q.  M.  O.  R.  C.      ------  Quartermaster  Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 

Quar.    --------     .  Quarterly. 

R.  A.  M.     -------    -  Royal  Arch  Mason. 

R.  and  S.  M.        --....  Royal  and  Select  Masters. 

R.  C.      -     -     - Roman  Catholic. 

Rd.        ---------  Road. 

Rec.       ---------  Recording. 

Ref.       ---------  Reference. 

Reg.      -     -     -     - Regular. 

Regs.     ---------  Registration. 

Regt.     ---------  Regiment. 

Rep.      ---------  Representative,  republic,  republican. 

Res.       ------...  Reserve. 

Rev.      ---------  Reverend,  revolutionary. 

r.  f -     -     .  Right  field. 

R.  F.      ---------  Reserve  Force. 

R.  F.  &  P.  R.  R.        -    -     -    -     -  Richmond,  Fredericksburg  &  Potomac  Railroad. 

R.  F.  D.      --------  Rural  free  delivery. 

R.  I.      -    -     -     - Rhode  Island. 

R.  M.  S. Railway  mail  service. 

R.  O.  T.  C.      - Reserve  Officers'  Training  Corps. 

R.  R. Railroad. 


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R.  S.  O.      --------  Regimental  Signal  Officer. 

Rt.   ---------    -  Route. 

R.  T.  C.      --------  Reserve  Training  Corps. 

Ry.   ---------  Railway. 

S.      ----------  South. 

South.        -     -     - Southern. 

S.  A.      ---------  South  America,  South  Atlantic. 

S.  A.  L.  Ry.    ------  Seaboard  Airline  Railway. 

San.       ---------  Sanitarium. 

S.  and  T.    -------     -  Savings  and  trust. 

S.  A.  R. -     -     .  Sons  of  the  American  Revolution. 

S.  A.  T.  C. Students'  Army  Training  Corps. 

Sc.  B.  (B.  S.)      ----.-.  Bachelor  of  Science. 

Sc.  D.    -     - -  Doctor  of  Science. 

Sen.      ---------  School. 

S.  C.  V.       --------  Sons  of  Confederate  Veterans. 

S.  C.  W.     -------     -  Society  of  Colonial  Wars. 

S.  Dak.      --------  South  Dakota. 

S.  E. Southeast. 

S.  East.      -     - Southeastern. 

s.  s.        ---------  Short  stop. 

Sec.       ---------  Secretary. 

Sec.  Nav.        -------  Secretary  of  the  Navy. 

Sect.      ---------  Section,  sector. 

Sem.      ---------  Seminary- 
Sen.       ---------  Senate,  senator,  senatorial. 

Sept.     ---------  September. 

Sergt.    ---------  Sergeant. 

Sgt. -     -     -     -  Sergeant. 

Soc.       ---------  Society. 

Sol.        ---------  Solicitor. 

S.  O.  R.  C.       -------  Signal  Officers'  Reserve  Corps. 

So.  Ry.       --------  Southern  Railway. 

Sp.    --------     .  Special. 

Sq.    ---------     -  Square. 

Sr.    ---------     .  Senior. 

S.  R.      -     - Sons  of  the  Revolution. 

St.    -    -     -     -     - Saint,  street. 

Sta.       ---------  Station. 

S.  T.  B.      -     -     - Bachelor  of  Sacred  Theology. 

S.  T.  D.      --------  Doctor  of  Sacred  Theology. 

Stenog.      -     - Stenographer. 

Supt.     -     -     -     - Superintendent. 

Supvr.        -     - Supervisor. 

S.  W.     ---------     -  Southwest. 

S.  West.     -------  Southwestern. 

T.  E.      --------  Technical  engineer. 

Tech.     ---------  Technical,  technology. 

Tel.  and  Tel.       ------  Telephone  and  telegraph. 

Tenn.    --------  Tennessee. 

Ter.       ---------  Territorial,  territory. 

Term.    ---------  Terminal. 

Tex.      ---------  Texas. 

Th.  B.    -     -     -     - Bachelor  of  Theology. 

Th.  D.   -     -     -     - Doctor  of  Theology. 

Theol.   ---------  Theological,  theology. 

T.  P.  A.      -     -    - Travelers'  Protective  Aid. 

Trans.        --------  Transaction,  transferred. 

Treas.   ---------  Treasurer,  treasury. 

Twp.     ---------  Township. 

Univ.     ---------  University. 

U.  C.  T.      --------  United  Commercial  Travelers. 

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U.  C.  V.      --------  United  Confederate  Veterans. 

U.  D.  C. United  Daughters  of  the  Confederacy. 

U.  L.  A.  S. United  Landscape  Architects'  Society. 

U.  S. United  States. 

U.  S.  A. United  States  Army. 

U.  S.  C.  G. United  States  Coast  Guard. 

U.  S.  C.  S. United  States  Civil  Service. 

U.  S.  D.  of  1812       -----  United  States  Daughters  of  1812. 

U.  S.  L.  T.  A.       -     -     -     -     -     -  United  States  Lawn  Tennis  Association. 

U.  S.  M.  C.      -------  United  States  Marine  Corps. 

U.  S.  M.  H.  S. United  States  Marine  Hospital  Service. 

U.-S.-N.      --------  United  States  Navy. 

U.  S.  N.  A.      -------  United  States  Naval  Academy. 

U.  S.  N.  F.  C.       -     -     -     -     -     -  United  States  Naval  Flying  Corps. 

U.  S.  N.  G. -     -  United  States  National  Guard. 

U.  S.  N.  R.  C. United  States  Naval  Reserve  Corps. 

U.  S.  N.  R.  F. United  States  Naval  Reserve  Force. 

U.  S.  P.  H.  S. United  States  Public  Health  Service. 

U.  S.  R. -     -  United  States  Reserve. 

U.  S.  R.  O.  A.       -     -     -     -     -     -  United  States  Reserve  Officers' Associal  ion. 

U.  S.  R.  R.  A. United  States  Railroad  Administration. 

U.  S.  W.  V.     -------  United  Spanish  War  Veterans. 

U.  W.  W.    -------     -  United  War  Work. 

Va.   ----------  Virginia. 

Vet.       ---------  Veteran. 

V.  F.  W. Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars. . 

Vice-Pres.       ------  Vice-President. 

Voc.       - -    -  Vocation,  vocational. 

Vol.       ---------  Volunteer,  volume. 

Vt. Vermont. 

W.    -     -    - West. 

Wash.        --------  Washington. 

West.    ---------  Western. 

W.  C.  T.  U. Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union. 

Wis.       ---------  Wisconsin. 

W.  O.  W.    - Woodmen  of  the  World. 

W.  S.  J.      - White  Shrine  of  Jerusalem. 

Wt.        Weight. 

W.  Va.       West  Virginia. 

Wyo.     - Wyoming. 

Y.  M.  C.  A. Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Y.  M.  H.  A. Young  Men's  Hebrew  Association. 

Y.  W.  C.  A. Young  Women's  Christian  Association. 


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