Word: cornerer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...line, and no further scoring was made until the first play of the last quarter. The ball had been advanced from Florida's 40-yard line and Pfaffman, who had been substituted for Spalding at quarterback, started from the eight-yard line and raced around left end to the corner of the field just over the goal line. He kicked the goal for the final point of the game...
...method of balloting, and announcing a closing date before which all ballots should be returned through the mail. Included in the same envelope with this card should be a ballot and a stamped envelope addressed: "Election Chairman (class). Harvard Crimson, Plympton St., Cambridge". On the upper left-hand corner of the enclosed stamped envelope there should be a ruled line with the word "signed" printed next to it where each man returning a ballot should sign his name...
...minutes after the second half had begun Byington carried the ball up the side of the field and succeeded in scoring on an exceedingly difficult corner shot. Soon after Souza replied with a goal from scrimmage...
...pile of stray mail at University 4 the other day, lay a letter with a foreign stamp in the corner, addressed: "Monsieur J--R--, Belgian student, Harvard University, naer Boston." Somewhere in Belgique a country mam'selle, after struggling heroically to recall that strange address, "Cam----Camb" had given up the attempt, and, putting her faith in the God of Chance and the United States Post Office, had written what she could remember, "naer Boston...
...this point it is appropriate to consider what influence or influences will probably call a halt on the expansion of business when the time comes for it to turn the corner, and begin the slowing down process. In the past the turning point from prosperity to business decline has characteristically come when expanding commerce and industry have made such great demands for money as to cause a shortage or a stringency of credit. When that has happened interest rates have risen so high as to discourage further business expansion, and to result in a general slowing down of activity...