Word: fight
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Politics to Come. Several Republicans who voted for the Court did so with trembling tongues, fearing what the irreconcilables may do to them in the next election if such men as Senator Borah carry the fight into states where pro-Court and anti-Court sentiment is nearly equal. Several members of the 17 threaten to do so, but the arguments of the opposition furnish ready-made ammunition to the outs who want to get into places of the pro-Court Senators. At the last minute before the vote, Senator Hiram Johnson exclaimed...
This year the team from Utica is well fortified in reserves and should be able to keep step with the University shifts, something which no other opponent of the Crimson has been able to do this year. Fight, speed, and a thorough knowledge of the game, has been reputed to the Crimson's opponents of tonight and Coach Pettyman expects his men to show favorably in spite of their lack of weight...
...hands on the big foursided timepiece of Memorial Hall were buried in ice and snow and refused to function. At 2.15 o'clock in the early morning the clock on the Germanic Museum gave up the fight...
...Wright and Rawlins has been postponed until the player have completed the competition in the state individual tournament. The winner will meet L. S. Haskins '26, who defeated P. M. Lenhart '27, in the other semi-final contest after coming from behind to overcome a large lead. The coming fight for the final berth promises to be the most interesting as well as the closest of the tournament. The Crimson lead off player is a smashing, hard hitting performer...
...worsted in the 600-yard and two-mile runs. Haggerty showed the effects of his work in the relay, and was unable to get ahead of Leness of M. I. T. and Helffrich, former Penn State flyer. Leness, the winner, it will be remembered, displayed a game fight in the University-M. I. T. relay several weeks...