Word: brilliantly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Warren, the regular right tackle, is an experienced player, who will again be able to play. Talbot and Arnold, both substitutes of proven worth, should have a close race for the other tackle position. Two veterans, Cooney and Pendleton, are available for the guards, and Captain Ketcham, the most brilliant player on the team last year, will strengthen the line at centre...
...John Frederick Ballard, and it touches American life and manners with a light and sure hand. It never oversteps the bounds of legitimate humor, and its dramatic moments are on a high and perfectly rational plan. All its happenings are possible, and the dialogue is lifelike and brilliant...
...Arena yesterday, the scrimmage occupying about 25 minutes. The play in general showed no striking improvement, except that the team-play was a trifle better than usual. The scores, however, were again the result of individual play rather than team-work. Phillips scored for the University after a brilliant rush down the ice, and Palmer for the second after carrying the puck almost the whole length of the rink. The University showed some improvement in getting the puck out of the corners, but otherwise the play was about even...
...displayed appropriate emotional wormth, and careful enunciation of the text--a virtue too rare among singers. In the movements from Mendelssohn's classic D minor Trio, Messrs Hall, Coolidge and Rossbach gave evidence of the cardinal qualities of ensemble playing in a performance that was incisively rhythmic and frequently brilliant, while Mr. Barry showed equally commendable facility in the idiomatic Fantasie by Poppler...
...penalties for tripping and off-side play. In the second half, however, there was more combination work and the play of the forwards was fast and furious. It was in this period that the two scores for the University team were made, the first by Phillips on a very brilliant piece of individual rushing, the second by Hopkins on an equally clever bit of work. Phillips took the puck from near the middle of the rink, and skating straight down the ice between the point and cover-point, skilfully avoided the man in goal and slipped the puck into...