Word: featly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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While the Freshmen are playing Andover this afternoon, the latter's deadliest rival, Exeter, will meet the Harvard Jayvee soccer team at Exeter. The Freshman team has already defeated the New Hampshire boys, 5-1, and the Jayvees hope to duplicate the feat...
...essay on Freud, the great Viennese is linked with Hindu philosophy, an astounding, but, it appears, by no means an impossible feat. Mr. Santayana's argument is very plausible and proceeds from Freud's assertion that "the goal of life is death." The concluding essay in this work deals with Julien Benda and the infinite as he propounds it. For his readers Mr. Santayana leaves a query. Are they to think that for Mr. Santayana the infinite is bad, as it was for the Greeks? Answers will vary...
...learned that lanky Carl Hubbell would pitch. Hubbell's tricky "screwball" was considered the Giants' prime defense against the American League's hard-hitting Senators. It began to work right at the start when Hubbell struck out the first three men on the Washington list-a feat for which sport writers could find no world series precedent. The Senators' long-jawed Manager Joe Cronin kept his starting pitcher secret until the last minute. "It all makes for a lot of good fun," he explained. Then he sent in Walter Stewart, like Hubbell a lefthander. It made...
Argentine wheat farmers, overdue last week on their spring sowing, could not get a plow into the ground that a long drought had baked iron-hard. And due sometime next month was a dread enemy: the scourge of locusts trying to repeat their last year's feat of eating clean two northern provinces. Last week brought the farmers a good turn on both counts. Rain fell and softened the hard ground. And the Ministry of Agriculture got under way early against the locusts by announcing $5,000,000 worth of contracts for 12,000 mi. of sheet-iron locust...
...Scotia. There he tied into and landed a 758-lb. "horse mackerel" that set a world's record and started a new fashion in Atlantic game-fishing. Last week, after many cruises and much patient observation, a slim, 22-year-old college boy duplicated Fisherman Grey's feat and came within 93 pounds of the present world's record, with by far the biggest tuna ever landed in U. S. waters, a 705-lb. fish, 9 ft. 3½, in. long, 6 ft. 3 in. around. Scene of action was in the transatlantic steamer lane near Ambrose...