Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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With the Tigers repeatedly missing cut-in shots and decidedly off in their long distance marksmanship, the Crimson piled up a first half lead and managed to maintain it through a fast and rugged second half...
...lineup puts Alfred H. Colwell '38 behind the plate. Ulysses S. Lupien '39, now playing basketball, a long range hitting lefthander, is expected to take over the first sack. Fighting it out for second base will be Shean and Arthur L. Johns '39. Freshman captain, both of whom are fast afield but light at bat. Bilodeau plans to play shortstop, and either Frank J. Owen '37, veterau, or Frederick W. Heckel, 3d. '39, will complete the infield at third...
...that Southern slash or loblolly pine will make as good newsprint as the Northern firs and spruces. Dr. Herty's point was that in North & South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas are some 150,000,000 acres of second- growth timber, much of it the fast-growing slash pine,* more than enough for all the world if it could be milled into usable newsprint as it is already being milled into wrapping paper...
...usual candidates for the role of "titanic forces" are "British interests"-an old bogey of the U. S. cocoa market. Because they are better informed than anyone else on the important West African crop, British traders have been known to take U. S. speculators for a fast ride. Last week cocoa men were passing around a story that United Africa Co. Ltd., greatest single trader and shipper on the British Gold Coast, was depressing the market so that it could buy its beans from the native tribesmen at lower prices...
...fast, though ragged, game an agile Dartmouth five upset a favored Harvard varsity team 44-31 last night in the Indoor Athletic Building...