Word: frame
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...waste of time to refute such game of thought as "Harvard 1922" contributes, but the combination of assumed names, and letters, from at least one person obviously not in touch with affairs at Cambridge, suggest that the whole affair, or at least part of it, must be a "frame-up", and that the letters were written by men who are not members of the University. The situation offers a rare opportunity for a budding Sherlock Holmes...
...battling, it was during the opening period that the University presented its strongest threat. Captain Bigelow and Owen in several successive journeys down the rink kept the Canadian defense on edge, while Snelling, playing a brilliant, but erratic game at center, was a constant menace. Twice during the initial frame Holmes was hard put to keep the rubber away from the University goal, the offensive drives of Guillet and G. Burnett for the visitors proving especially powerful...
Humphrey was stellar performer during the second frame. Dodging and dribbling, the University point ran the gamut of the entire visiting seven and reached the mark before the Nassau goal-guard was awake to his danger. It was the first tally this season for the former Milton star, and is indicative of tremendous strides which he has been making in effectiveness since the opening contest against King's College...
...University has just acquired a large piece of property on North Harvard street, opposite Soldiers Field, consisting of about a quarter of a millton feet of land. This property, which now contains seven frame houses, is at the southern approach to the Anderson bridge. It has a frontage of 350 feet on the side facing Soldiers Field and extends see feet on the Charles River Reservation...
Armenian students in the University have formed a circle. A temporary committee of four has been appointed to frame the Constitution. This committee defined the aim of the Circle as an endeavor "To establish good fellowship among the students themselves and to create in Harvard, interest in the national problems of the Armenian Republic...