Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...seems to have been revealed in a report recently made by some Yale professors before the American Psychological association in New York. The professors proudly disclosed that the Yale chimpanzees had shown their ability to react to signals as rapidly as children and had been able to reach a goal despite obstacles placed in their...
...nothing to the average layman, but it must have a very sinister sound to the eastern football coaches whose teams are on Yale's schedule. What purpose could there be in teaching forty for fourteen hundred), chimpanzees to respond quickly to singles and to dodge objects in reaching a goal if not to build a football team? Quake property, the eastern coaches rear to meet the Yale chimpanzees on the gridiron. Their boys would have no chance at all against a team who see players could leap mine fact in the air on a line "buck or Jerk down...
West, favored to win at odds of 2-to-1, has on its team two of the three 10-goal players in the U. S. Cecil Smith played his first game ten years ago. Before that he had schooled horses on a Texas ranch, | where his employer taught him the game, gave him mounts when he improved sufficiently to go to Meadow Brook. The 10-goal handicap he got last winter was the reward for his performance in the first East-West series. Elmer Boeseke, the other 10-goaler, is the biggest high grade U. S. poloist...
East's main problem, after Thomas Hitchcock (who has had his 10-goal handicap for 13 years) was injured in the second trial match last month, was to pick from an overabundance of able young players the four who function best together. Younger, lighter, with an aggregate handicap of 30 goals to the West's 36, East last week had only one seasoned Internationalist: Winston Guest, who had returned from a honeymoon withhis Woolworth heiress bride, Helena McCann Guest, just in time for the trial matches. Of his three teammates only one played in the East-West series...
...Washington knew last week that Madam Secretary Perkins was one who wanted changes in NRA. Considering the number of times she and Mr. Richberg had been in session with the President it seemed not at all unlikely that she might reach her goal...