Word: bowl
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...sworn in by his father as 30th President of the U. S., will be commemorated in a painting by Walter Gilman Page of Boston, Chairman of the Massachusetts State Art Commission. Page has recorded all the details of the room-glass lamp, family Bible, old combination desk and bookcase, bowl of flowers, bay window and Col. John Coolidge himself-an interior full of pictorial, as well as historical, value...
...point to say that drunkenness has increased much even since "that evil day" when the Volstead Act was passed. The stories which "old grads" love to tell, the cartoons which Lampy printed long ago, the accounts of celebrations after former football games, all seem to indicate that the flowing bowl was as freely partaken of then...
Bucknell on the next week end was the first eleven to score on Yale, although they did it in semi-darkness in the last few minutes of play. The Bowl was so dark the spectators could not follow the ball at all and Bucknell had recourse to long passes which happened almost by chance to be successful. The Yale showing was lamentable, the worst in fact throughout the season. The attack was only brilliant in spots, while the defense was miserably weak. The Bulldog lost the ball several times on downs and showed no ability to stop the visitors' passing...
...next week a slight slump came in the Yale play as might have been expected after the Army contest. Maryland invaded the Bowl with a strong eleven which proceeded to cross the Blue goal line twice before the first period had ended. Yale was dumbfounded. Soon, however, the visitors' attack began to break and the Bulldog eleven awoke to the task before it. in the second half, showing another great comeback as decisive as the one against the Army. Yale launched her offensive and ultimately won 16 to 14. But the Blue defense throughout the game was weak...
...Haven, Conn., November 22.--A large crowd of undergraduates, headed by cheer leaders and the band marched to the Bowl this afternoon to cheer the team at its final home practice. The first team ran through a last signal drill and a short dummy scrimmage in the following order; left end, Bingham; left tackle, Milstead; left guard, Eckart; center, Lovejoy; right guard, Diller; right tackle, Blair; right end, Luman; quarterback, Richeson; left halfback, Neale; right halfback, Pond; fullback, Mallory...