New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1928, Page 8

et CULTURAL BATTLE IS NOW FINISHED | Smoke Clears Away From Yale- Harvard Match Cambridge, Mass, May 1 (L m—~1 The case of Harvard Yale has gone to the jury, but it will be at least » month before the world | knows who won the first intercol- | 1 giate “brain battle.” | With the grey matter champion- ship at stake, and $5.000 worth of ooks as a prize to spur them on, 16 of the Crimson's deepest thin crs and 10 of old Eli's smartest ons tled mentally for ®om three ho lish lite yesterday over an Eng tire ex 175 Miles Apart Although 175 miles apart ment gled ination. | | tens st w~ith the <houlder-to husism of gridiron | total ab- and | not one whit from of che uch detrac the glory of the word war It remained todav Hal commiftes of three co fesgors to cxamine 2 yooks containing th anestions asked, and decide 1} tor. Haria the judges would require | verdiet | (e would searcely suppose that impar- £e pro- biue 1o lieved | orities to reach their a “cerel 4l contest” would produce a hero—hut Harvard had one ves. | t Henr. Dolan, of Scran- ton, Pa, one of the Crimson’s mental backfield stars, took the ex- amination on hix cot at a Brighton hospital, where he was heing treat- ed for & brokcn kneecap. A proc- tor was at the bedside to make it according to Hoyle At Hariard, 190 non-competing ! students, in connection with their | regular work, took the examination | ziven the 10 mental athletes. Be- | cause of the honor aystem in effect at th university, examinations | usually are given without special precautions, but yesterday four | proctors patrolied the lecture hall| during the three hours that the | Harvard team battled for their alma mater. Exam No Cinch That the examination was no cinch was apparent from the reac- | tions of those who took it. | “Rather more difficult than one would think at first sight,” remark- ed the first word warrior to finish. | “Believe me, that sure was a | hair-raiser!” announced another as| he left the examination room. | Printed in tiny type, the questions | occupied three 10-by-12-inch pages. | Here's a sample of the quiz | “Show by analysis of the con- tent, style and diction of three of | the following passages in What ways they are characteristic of their au- | thors or of the times in which they | were written. Allow about 40 min. | for this question.” The passages that followed ran | like this: “liikke the hostellere hadde the “cloke “In covenaunte that Clement “shulde the cuppe fille “And have Hikkes hode hostellere “and holde hym yserved; u “And whoso repented rathest “shulde arise after “And grete Sire Glouton with a “galoun ale. “Therc was laughying and louryng “and let go the cuppe, “And scten 8o till evensonge and “sogen umwhile “Tyl Glouton had ygobbled @ “galoun and a jille.” New Haven, Conn., May 1.—(U'P) The first intercollegiate eulturs contest, in which Yale and Harvard 1\ 4 at long range for a mythical cerebral championship and $; vorth of hooks, was all over exeept for the results. Professor George H. Nettleton, Elf Coach and chairman of the English department, said today the examina- tion papers over which teams of ten iabored for three hours at Cam- 000 day ridge and New Haven yesterday ould probably be sent here for dis- | tribution among the three ol chosen 1o award the verdict, i Three Judges i The men who wi er of the W memorial av fam Low I'u ard are profeskors ( Usg00d of Princeton, A. K. Potter of | Brown and 1. Q. Adams of Cornell. | nentors were “or Nettie. the Harvard t and partment most cordial g1 leartily ay “harin ompetition sions of 1 e glad to feel that o of head or throat is usnally berefited by the vapors of = RS Economical /INOCULATE GUARDSMEN lsmallpox at loast cvery three years. | W. Banks of Bridgeport. Cases were |vancemant contest Leing ¢ a [the hoys call {grace to strengthen its position. ¥ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1928 Putnam memorial will advance our | common interests. Our friendly has | already ben strengthened by Yale's generous spirit which w ¢ felt throughout.” | | The case of Policeman Arthur W. Heimer of East Hartford against | Prefides 0“]‘ SGSSlOIl 0‘ Sll- ¥Fred W. Salisbury for injuries in a | ,collision of motorcycle and automo- hile went over for argument at the preme Court Today TN Beraudette and Graham against Ta- ‘(or case from Litchfield county was submitted today on briefs without alth after an iliness with pneu- argument. The New London county monia Chief Justice George W. case of a foreclosure of bonds | Wheeler of Bridgeport presided at against the Groton and Sto gton the opening of the May term of the Srreet Railway company remained Connecticut AGAINST TYPHOID FEVER, | Triennial Precaution Being Tahen at Hartford, May 1 (P\—Tiestored to Armory—Buys Report Arns Are Sore Approaimately 156 men in the city HUpreme court of er- gn the list today, assignment to be have sore arms becanse members of |FOrS in this cily today. Prayer was made later. ol otal i tional GuR Mits arpe | Offered by Dr. Remsen B. Ogilby, being inoculated againet typhoid |President of Trinity college, All the | ge William T. Malthie | - Judge Frank D. Haines | ] st 0f Middletown, Judge George E.| Although Boy Scout Tioop 4 re- vaccinate them for | Hmman of Willimantie, Judge John !tained a fairly safe lead in the ad- nducted by the New Britain scout council alnst Troop 1 of Plainville and Troop 21 Clarence W. of the Nathan Hale Junior Hizh against Yellow abh com- | school came with a rush at the William Levy ver. There 15 1o danger of a lo- al epidemic bt it is the custom o to inoculate th coffi | and typhoid and The inoc lation, or the “shots" as icd for argument as follows: 3 Iph W. Allen & amin Motors, Tne, Hawiey em ad ministered by of the regiment Monday n W by inst Dan- April court of honor and made t a medical officer. Captan sella U.-Drive Auto Tenting com- | zains on the pace-makers, the of Middletown, 1o Company T started pany, Inc., Beaudette and Graham |ing as announced by Scout nen i Con ball rolling. The any T thought the the three “shots sgainst William 1ad reccived Kane and oth 1 one but tive 0. A. Erickson sh Troop 4 ided points to its score to Lring I. Kane, exccutor, its total to 292, while Troop 1 of Wednesday: Roberi . Cone Plainvilla made 71 points for a tofal iinst Gertrude Cullen. Alexander [of 216 and Troop 21 pressed into prared last night and attack-117. Peoples against New England | third place by running up 109 points ed the entire company with the Lumber & Paper Box company. and fixing its total at 203. American needle. It is mow helieved that thefnonald Gaffney, trustee, against | Legion Troop T is fourth with 170 boys will get one mor shot™ | Jean k. 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