Word: drawned
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...freshman athletic teams will not meet each other in the future is of that type of news which might aptly, be characterized as "unfortunate but distinctly for the best." It is unfortunate in that it will curtail the number of times annually that teams from the two colleges are drawn together in athletic contests, and that curtailment will bring sincere regret to all Princeton and Harvard men. But it is distinctly for the best, in that it is a definite step toward reducing rather than over-emphasizing the importance of freshman athletic contests between distant colleges...
...fact that the annual football game between the Harvard and Princeton Freshman teams has been erased from the schedule just drawn up for the Class of 1928 was confirmed by Mr. F. W. Moore '92, graduate treasurer of the Harvard Athletic Association yesterday afternoon in the offices of the H. A. A. The cancellation was effected, he said by mutual agreement of the Associations of the two Universities, and concerns not only Freshman football games, but all Freshman athletic contests which involve trips between Cambridge and Princeton...
...down Constitutional Hill to Buckingham Palace. The route was lined with soldiers and police, behind whose cordons were tens of thousands of cheering spectators. "Little Italy" (Italian colony in London) was there, waving the Italian tricolor and shouting "Viva il Re" and "Viva Savoia." Inside the Palace Court was drawn up a guard of honor composed of the Yeomen of the Guard (Beefeaters) dressed in their picturesque Tudor uniforms...
Although four summer months remain before the opening of the 1924 football season, definite plans for the fall gridiron contests will be drawn up today and tomorrow in New York when football managers, captains, and graduate directors from 50 eastern colleges meet to select the officials for every football game on each of the 50 football schedules for next fall...
...benevolence is too unworthy to appreciate what is being done for him. But at the same time, life would be tiresome without its setbacks. Instead of submitting to the fell clutch of circumstance, Sir Henry should call up his fighting spirit and try again. Generalities cannot be drawn from single cases...