Word: crediting
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Payment to other veterans in the form of a 20-year endowment insurance policy based on their adjusted service credit. On this policy they may borrow, after two years, up to 90% of its value...
...tight pitching of Booth must go a large share of the credit for the victory. He turned the school boys back with five hits and two walks after he had struck out eleven of their number. He kept himself out of trouble until the last inning, when a miscue of Ellison's opened the way for the two Cushing runs. In the meanwhile, Ullman and Howard had been celebrating their first game by crashing frequent and timely bingles, and the 1927 nine had a six run lead when the little ninth inning trouble robbed Booth of the shut...
...Take the illustration of the socialist when he declares that it is the workers in a bakery, for instance, who deserve the credit for making the bread. That same socialist refuses to discredit his man who works in a munitions factory, which he believes is a capitalistic venture. In one case the worker receives the credit, and in another similar case the employer the discredit. This is obviously unfair...
Milers Deserve Credit...
...seven men who succeeded in winning places for the Crimson, by far the greatest credit goes to those four who raced through to first place in the four-mile championship relay. It was the first time that the University had won a relay championship over this distance since 1901, and over any distance since 1916. But as the four University milers, Chapin, Tibbetts, Cutcheon, and Watters, romped through the distance to an easy victory over crack teams from Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown, Penn, and B. C., it seemed as if they had been in the habit of pulling down intercollegiate championships...