Word: craft
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...come to America, is Professor Richard Ordynski, who is at present in charge of the spring production of the Dramatic Club. His coming to Cambridge is a noteworthy event, as he is accounted one of the foremost theatrical producers in Germany, a country far more advanced in stage-craft than any other in the world...
...yesterday they came back in great form and pressed the "Bingos" hard all through the game. The "Bingos" were unable to score until the fourth period when Johnson put over a field-goal from the 25-yard line. The feature of the game was the excellent punting of Craft, of the "Scamp" eleven...
...Matthews 3 Conant, K. J., Thayer 33 Connell, R. E., Matthews 28 Conway, J. F., Hollis 3 Coolidge, T. J., 3d., Matthews 12 Coolidge, S., Jr., Thayer 51 Copeland, C. T., Hollis 11 Cormick, W. M., Thayer 68 Cottrell, D. C., Matthews 8 Courtney, P. G., Matthews 9 Craft, R. D., Thayer 49 Crane, P. P., Matthews 59 Crane, R. Z., Matthews 58 Cummings, E. G., Thayer 29 Cunningham, L., Thayer 15 Currier, E. P. C., Thayer 13 Curtis, B. C., Thayer 52 Damon, C. F., Matthews 6 Davis, F. B., Thayer 44 Davis, J., Thayer 67 Davis, T., Thayer...
...first of these qualifications is that magic faculty known to the craft as 'the nose for news.'-that is to say an unerring sense for the occurrence that is worth singling out for attention from the maze of everyday life. But almost as important as this qualification are the other ones, of good sense and high-mindedness. The nose for news is nothing if not accompanied by the capacity to discriminate as to what is fit news...
...stood at 5 to 5, and it was decided by both litterateurs and scholars to debate to a decision. The exponents of combination hammered out two runs in the first of the seventh; and the Phi Beta Kappa men, aided for the second day by Herter, resorted to scholarly craft to win out. Their batting order was entirely changed to bring their heaviest hitters to the plate. Stoutly and bold-facially they upheld their action as legal, and Umpire Brown, who only occasionally showed faint glimmerings of baseball knowledge, allowed it. Crafty dealing, and its perpetrators, however, received their just...