Word: bowle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After a tired group of Coach Dick Harlow's players trudged their way to the Lapham Field House to assemble their gear when the Bowl game was over, the band did not forget them. They assembled underneath the second story looker room and serenaded the gridders with their entire repertoire...
...Bowl 70,000 people cheered and hoped and got mad at the referees as only a Harvard-Yale game could provoke them. A good 25,000 were snarled in the pre-game New Haven traffic and missed the opening kickoff. The ten kickoffs that followed more than made...
...remembered last year's high prices felt mighty smug about it. At 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, a pair of seats could be had for downwards of five dollars. Dozens of big, vividly-tailored dealers were hawking their wares at the gates of the Bowl along with some unhappy looking students, but takers were...
This was the last big weekend for the little boys who scramble for pennies along the trolley route from Yale out to the Bowl. The open trolleys, with raccoon coats and windswept skirts, clinging to the sides, are officially a thing of the past. People just don't take the trouble to pay for their ride, so there'll be shiny new busses by next fall...
Washington would attach. Liberal, scholarly Hu Shih took a parable from Mencius : "Here are a small basket of rice and a bowl of soup, and the case is one in which the getting of them will preserve life and the want of them will be death. [Yet] if they are offered with insulting voice, even a tramp will not receive them . . . even a beggar will not stoop to take them." Still other Chinese, not quite sure what the U.S. might eventually ladle out, hoped for more than drops. Editorialized Shanghai's China Press last week: "China's needs...