Word: bowle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...more the rushing gains (464 to -31) make the Crimson look like a West Point powerhouse when actually it played one of its sloppiest games of the season. Whether even scheduling a game where slipshed playing goes unnoticed will prove harmful can only be determined Saturday in the Yale Bowl, and even then only speculatively...
...Alan Lomax went on the air, introduced Burl (Blue-Tailed Fly) Ives, Josh (One Meat Ball) White, Woody (Dust Bowl Ballads) Guthrie and Lead Belly, a Negro minstrel who had done time for murder, and was an encyclopedia of "sinful" songs (TIME, May 15, 1939). Lomax, now a hefty Army private, disapproves of his own twangy Texas voice, uses it constantly to "sell the Archive." At sings late at night in his Greenwich Village apartment, he is often joined by his sister, Bess Lomax Hawes, who has handled the music for OWI's overseas broadcasts. By last week...
...HAVEN, Conn., Thanksgiving Day--Esconced here on the Bowl's 50-yard line, not to be caught napping, I have been receiving hourly reports on the situation at Cambridge and am now prepared to issue my prediction...
...also said that he hopes to be able to pull off some stunts, possibly in collaboration with the Dramatic Club, which will remind people of the old days. The nature of these shenanigans he can not disclose, but he indicated that efforts would be made to leave the Yale Bowl intact...
...line of for-men-only cosmetics, ranging from perfumes to bubble baths. In the nation's stores, bashful men fingered flashy bureau and bath sets, shaped like whiskey bottles, perfume bottles sporting horsehead corks, pictures of big game. One Midwest manufacturer crowed over a solid gold shaving bowl worth $1,875, without the soap. ("Boy, that's luxury...