Word: botherations
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...there was little to be desired--except in one fatal department. Of course Hobin is a super passer, but just the same, he was given altogether too much time to get rid of the ball. The Crimson ends were not getting into the Holy Cross backfield fast enough to bother Hobin...
...high mark for work done in section meetings is often interpreted by both the leader and the student to mean that an A will be given the man who takes the most active part in the discussion. It is, however, almost a rule that the better men will not bother to speak parrot-like what they have read during the week because they are bored and realize that the other members of the section should have read the same thing. On the other hand, a poor man will not expose his difficulties because his misunderstanding will probably be the cause...
However, this shouldn't bother Beccali, who is in top-notch condition and feeling fine, according to a statement made by his coach, Dr. Enrico Aurreggio. Yesterday the Italian star did three laps in fast time, then rested a while before doing 200 members more, then another rest and another 200 meters. Beccali's teammate, Cerati, was in equally good shape...
...citizen of Hankinson, S. C. wanted to know how Hampton Pitts Fulmer, his Representative at Washington, voted on the major measures of the New Deal, he would probably have to go to a good deal of bother. What he or any other citizen of the U. S. could not do until this week was to send 5? to a Manhattan address and receive the New Deal votes of all 96 Senators, all 435 Representatives...
Since Hearn's publishes no income statement, no man knew last week whether there were any profits to sacrifice. But that did not bother President Levin, who has never drawn any salary or dividends. Yet he keeps a large apartment in Manhattan, a country place at Croton, N. Y. where he keeps riding horses. Ten years ago, at 36, he was already a wealthy...