Word: finished
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...according to Coach Jaakko, Mikkola, considering the condition of the course, which was wet all the way and at some places was standing a foot under water. The University runners took first, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth places, while Captain Fitzpatrick of Holy Cross placed second after a fighting finish...
Leslie Flaksman '29 finished third, with R. G. Luttman '29, J. O. Wildes '29, and G. B. Lee '30 following in the order listed. Beane was the second Crusader to cross the finish line, while Brennan, Steppacher and Gallen accounted for the other Holy Cross tallies...
...Freshmen placed first, second, fourth, fifth and seventh, with Beecham Moore following Aldrich across the finish line, and A. L. Hartridge Jr., Donald Cobb, and P. S. Dalton Jr. scoring the additional points. Madden of Holy Cross was the first Freshman Crusader to cross the finish line, placing third, with Maher. Gatzenmaier and Hegarty following in order to account for the Holy Cross score...
...soon overlooks the fact that "Everyman" is a woman, in the poignancy and finish of Miss Wycherly's acting. Unfortunately the acting of her support is not much more than adequate and at times the diction is not clear...
...school authorities were helpless. President Ralph Snyder of the Board of Safety, representing Mayor Floyd E. Williams, arbitrated the situation and the strikers won all their demands. Magnanimous, Winfield Eschelman and friends permitted three Negro seniors to finish out the year at Emerson because they had been there all along, but the rest were transferred temporarily to an all-Negro junior high school elsewhere in town. The strikers returned to classes...