Word: brilliants
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Sixteen hits were responsible for the Freshman nine's 10-7 victory over the Holy Cross yearlings on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. Though he walked six men Herman exhibited flashes of brilliant box work, striking out three men in the sixth and getting himself out of several difficult holes. Hammond played a large part in the yearlings rally with a triple, a double, and two singles...
...first doubles match failed to produce the exciting and brilliant rallies which had been expected from a quartet including Jones, Duane and Pfaffman. The Brown team failed to live up to expectations and though the contest was close the playing was mediocre...
...yesterday of the launching of a vast scheme to create a greater New York in the true sense of the word, a scheme planned and backed by Wall Street, to be carried out in cooperation with the East Side and the rest of the nine million citizens, throws a brilliant array of light into a gloomy outlook...
...Crimson cohorts were superior in every department of the game, the base-running of the journalists being specially brilliant. Time and again the daily's men charged through the lines of Ibis, fighting off tacklers every inch of the way, and finally reaching second or third base leaving a trail of fallen punsters behind...
...crooks; upon the difficulty of not antagonizing one's advertisers; upon the murder wag--but then, stop. Turn the flow of searching discourse to the favoritism of the Phi Beta Kappa and the Lampoon; to the advisability of renovating Holyoke House and Apthorp; to a discursive dissertation on the brilliant conversation heard on Massachusetts avenue at yet it is time to stop. Exhort the track team and the crew and all the rest of our paid athletes (cf. "The Pink", of the paper for people who think) to earn their pin-money; advocate the presentation of Macbeth, with the goodies...