Word: displaying
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...slightly distorted, but the picture painted of the times leaves a more accurate impression than a careful, calculated relation of history. Carlyle's "French Revolution" shows the same quality, reflecting in their true proportion currents of national feeling, manners and customs of the people. The historical romance can display the idealism and enthusiasm of the times against a background of events...
...victory. Rhode Island has at times, however, given evidence of a powerful attack and has in its line-up several hard-hitters, notably Labree, center fielder, who secured three hits in four times at bat against Brown. The Rhode Islanders lost this game 8-4, but if they can display another flash of the power that they showed in certain innings of this contest, it will take the Crimson's full strength to gain another victory...
...weeks afterwards Coach Bingham's men were able to obtain second place to Cornell in the annual triangular meet between the Ithacans, Dartmouth, and the University at Mechanics Hall, Boston, February 27. The Crimson runners went into this meet a doubtful quantity and few expected them to display the ability they did: Cornell with special power in the distance runs won the struggle by ten points, rolling up a score of 48 1-2 points to the University's 38 1-2 and Dartmouth's 29. It was in this meet that the Crimson first showed the strength...
...George Guest Baydock Memorial Cup, which will be awarded for the first time this spring by the Track Advisory Committee, is now on display at Leavitt and Peirce...
...external eye, the Arboretum remains simply as an attractive park full of luxuriant and unusual blossoms. The present display of lilacs, and the rhododendroms and azaleas which follow soon after, are the most famous of the exhibits. Thousands visit it each year, approaching it by automobile through the Fenway or by elevated to the Forest Hills station; this Harvard Museum of Nature is open to all throughout...