Word: falle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Burnett '28, back in the saddle for the first time since his fall in the Pennsylvania Military College match, went in for Cotton in the last part of the game, piling up three scores in one period. W. H. White '29 and F. A. Clark '29, remained at the top of their form in tonight's encounter, with four and three goals respectively to their credit. Clark's hard defensive riding accounted in large part for the low score of the opposing team...
Harrington, who will play the title role of Hassan the confectioner, is vice-president of the Dramatic Club. He has had parts in "The Orange Comedy" by Gilbert Seldes '14, produced in the fall of 1926, and in the modern version of the "Taming of the Shrew" which was staged last spring. In "The Chisholm Trail" last fall he made a hit in the character of Tom Stevens, the excitable ranchman who furnished the principal comedy relief...
...year. The economics group, led by J. H. Sheldon 1G, chairman, has been particularly interested in problems of international policy. The religious discussion group met under the leadership of C. W. Lowry ETS, Chairman. The usual dances with the Graduate School of Radcliffe were held, one in the fall and one in the spring. The average attendance at these dances was about 200. Providing a social occasion for graduate students, they have made possible a common meeting ground for the graduate students of Harvard and Radcliffe...
...Burnett '28 has almost totally recovered from his fall in the Pennsylvania Military college game and will probably see action in tonight's contest. J. P. Cotton '29 will start at No. 1, with W. H. White '29 No. 2 and F. A. Clark '29 at Back. Due to the heavy handicap of six goals which Clark carries the University team will enter tonight's contest with a three goal handicap to make...
...University is counting on the pleasure and honor of entertaining the West Point war lords next fall when they arrive en masse from their Hudson stronghold to cheer on their gridiron team against Harvard in the Stadium October 20 it must first of all throw its gauntlet into the arena in opposition to such a rival as Governor Fuller. For it seems that both Massachusetts in general and Boston in particular have social designs on the Army cadets when they invade the East to display their vocal enthusiasm in the Harvard stands...