Word: brilliants
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...able to show some excellent work, is paired with Lindley, a member of last year's Freshman team. Both of these men are noted, not only for their defensive work, but for their offensive ability. In the goal, the Elis have Jenkins, also from last year's Freshmen, a brilliant but comparatively inexperienced player. The fact that the Saint Nicholas Hockey Club scored but four goals against him in the first of the two game Yale has played, seems to indicate a certain amount of strength, but the 13 to 0 game which Yale won from the American College...
Harding showed himself to be the best player on the ice, skating and shooting extremely well. E. K. Nash showed a good knowledge of the defence system. Bradford at goal played his usual brilliant game...
...Brilliant Attack In Second Half...
Coach Wachter's five opened up the second period with a brilliant attack in which Lowenthal, scoring three long shots, showed some of the best basketball that has been seen in the Hemenway this season. Early in the period McLeish, who has been out of the last three contests with injuries replaced Samborski in the backfield and broke a tie score with a basket and a shot from the foul line. The score wavered during the remainder of the game until the steadiness of the veteran Connecticut men and their ability to break up the University passing game enabled them...
...lectures of the highest character on literary and scientific subjects". It was an agreement which was not only creditable to the City of Cambridge, but singularly consistent with the thrifty foresight of Mr. Dowse. This foundation, established in the Golden Age of lyceum lectures, at once attracted the most brilliant and notable of speakers. The names of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Ward Beecher, Wendell Phillips. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Charles Sumher, Edward Everett, and many other personalities of that period, appear in the early lists. Professor Kittredge is a worthy successor of these masters of public address, and his hearers will...