Word: clashed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Baron Kijuro Shidehara sat in his sumptuous, high ceilinged office at the Japanese Foreign Ministry last week, seeking by every means to prevent a clash between Chinese and Japanese in China, and to persuade Great Britain and the U. S. not to follow up their shelling of Nanking (TIME, April 4), with still more vigorous measures to protect Occidental lives and property...
...annual Crimson-Lampoon relay race will be held this year at Soldiers Field on May 7, it was announced last night by M. A. Cheek '26, who is sponsoring the annual intra-departmental, inter-class track meet, to be held on that date. In addition to the Crimson-Lampoon clash, it is expected that there will be relay races between the various classes and departments, and between athletic managers. The Crimson-Lampoon race, it is expected, will be the feature of the meet...
...afternoon the Boston University baseball team will invade Soldiers Field to open the season with the Crimson nine. Coach Mitchell will put into the field a team of seasoned veterans, seven of whom were in the lineup which fell before the Terriers by 8 to 6 in the opening clash last year. With the exception of left field, where W. W. Lord '28 takes the place of C. L. Todd '26, captain of last season's outfit, the Crimson aggregation will be identical with the one that defeated Yale and Princeton last spring...
...race which was tentatively slated to be held in the basin, a ten minute clash from Brighton to Water-town was substituted. The cold weather and the breeze combined to make anything but favorable rowing conditions and none of the crews reached the stride of which they are capable. Though the showing was not satisfactory as far as the crews in general were concerned crew X from the start demonstrated its right to lead with crew Y second and crew Z a poor third...
...Diet. The British press of London and Toronto was calm and factual. But the newspapers of the U. S. grossly sensationalized the news. To catch the pennies that buy papers, cartoonists for the Chicago Tribune and many another great daily splashed out Chinamen in pigtails* being egged on to clash with U. S. marines by horrifically bearded Bolsheviki. Still more blatant were U. S. headlines. One example...