Word: fourths
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...only one upset recorded. Three men have reached the fifth round in the singles play, Captain J. F. W. Whitbeck '27, B. H. Whitbeck '29, and Frank Donovan 1L. Joseph Van Ende 1 G.B. furnished a surprise by defeating M. T. Hill '30, a seeded player, to enter the fourth round. All other seeded men have advanced without difficulty...
...yard march straight down the field with Guarnaccia Sayles and Zarakov doing most of the ball carrying resulted in the fourth touchdown. Sayles going over from the 2-yard line. Another 35-yard run by Zarakov after the next kick-off put the pigskin on the 3-yard line and only one more play was needed for Zarakov to slide off tackle for the final score of the morning...
...hurled brickbats and bouquets, hurled them hard, at this small book, whose pseudonymous author was then headmaster of the City of London School, the Rev. Edwin Abbott Abbott, M.A., D.D. Now the book is republished with a foreword by erudite William Garnett, in view of the detection of a fourth dimension by Dr. Einstein. It is a geometric romance for non-mathematicians; an extremely simple fable with amazing implications and a vein of social satire that remains ageless...
...brought Yale the last two touchdowns. In the third period Caldwell took the ball almost single-handed from his own 43 yard line across the Georgia goal. The only gain in this march that Caldwell did not make himself was a three yard buck by Foote. Again in the fourth quarter, Caldwell took the ball over after a series of nighty rushes...
...fourth quarter, Wheeler, who played brilliantly throughout, found himself balked in his attempt to throw a pass by the Harvard defense swarming through upon him. Abruptly changing his tactics, he dodged three Crimson tacklers, and ran to the Harvard three yard streak. Off-side penalties robbed the schoolboys of their chance to score from this position...