Word: fisher
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...granted that the troubles of Messrs. Coolidge, Fall, Denby and Daugherty have largely replaced it for the moment). To look back a bit, there was the Heresy number of the "Advocate." Then "The Fool" with his rather silly Overcoat Hall came to town--at the theatre. Mrs. Fisher rendered a superb translation of Papini's "Life of Christ" and for a time that was in the foreground. The turmoil started by the bishops in Texas found an echo in the college world after the Indianapolis Conference last December, at which it was discovered again that Harvard is a perfectly godless...
...summary: Harvard Maple A. A. Walker, Austin, l.w. r.w., Morrison, Williams Beals, Burgess, c. c., Chisholm, MacDonald Hodder, Hill, Burgess, r.w. l.w., Dunn, Mosher Crosby, Hammond, l.d. r.d., Fisher, McKay Chase, Hammond, r.d. l.d., Garrify Newell, g. g., Adams...
...summary: Harvard Williams Smith, r.f. l.g., Jayne Merriam, Stevens, l.f. r.g., Pease Rauh, c. c., Fisher Samborski, Maher, r.g. l.f., Cook, H. Brown, Bogart, Reed Rudofsky, l.g. r.f., A. Brown, Blackmer...
Score, Harvard 31, Williams 20, Goals, from the floor, Rauh 3, Smith 2, Merriam 2, Rudofsky, Samborski, Cook 3, Fisher 3, Pease, Goals from fouls, Smith 7, Rudofsky 3, Samborski 2, Merriam, Blackmer 4, Fisher, Reed. Referee, Mullen, Umpire, O'Leary. Time, 20 minute halves...
Rauh regularly lost the jump to Fisher, the visiting center, but the Williams five failed to make the most of this advantage. On only one occasion did they launch a successful scoring play from the tap-off. Rauh offset his jumping weakness by sticking closely to his man on the defense and contributing three goals to the Crimson attack...