Word: bulldogged
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...take Harvard by a 10 to 7 count. Those boys have come along faster than Yale in the last month, and they will be at their peak for this classic. Spreyer will be the outstanding back, and will give the Crimson an edge in the secondaries. I like the Bulldog line...
...Look at those Dern Elis Sprole all over the Bowl when our blockers take Potts shots at 'em. The way our tackle hits the Brooks, you'd think he could Reid, and our ends have been Harrison the Bulldog passer and knocking him Zilly on every play. The game shapes up as Mosely a one-sided affair to me, though it might be close. We'll either Knapp them at the tape or Ellis it'll be a slaughter...
...touch side of things, the undefeated Kirkland sextet, fresh from a 5-1 win over the Bellboys yesterday, is fighting for the Harvard-Yale intramural crown with the Bulldog champs. Lastly, following out their traditional rivalry, the Gold Coast touch outfit has been challenged to battle by Saybrook...
This untempered optimism about the jack rabbit's chances of licking the bulldog was too persistent a phenomenon of World War II to be entirely accidental...
...longer looking upon social revolution as an unspeakable calamity, Britons of all classes earnestly desired to see Labor get on with its task, were becoming impatient over its tardiness in getting started. "If we cannot hope to defeat Fascism with bulldog negations," warned the New Statesman and Nation, "we cannot hope either to maintain the will to do so among the ordinary people of this country by a vague social policy that does not disguise an inability to see beyond the status quo. . . . Labor in office has strengthened the war effort and pledged itself with Mr. Churchill...