Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...time for just one more play in the first half. Brown's 162-lb. Quarterback Robert Ramsay Chase took the ball. There was a squirming pile of players, a moment of silence while the referee examined the position of the ball. It was still two inches from the goal line...
...second half, Colgate, instead of playing safe to protect its lead, used its six points as an excuse for taking chances. The chances turned out well. Colgate's guard, Captain Bob Smith, blocked a Brown punt and Chase recovered it behind his own goal line for a safety that cost Brown two points. Colgate's Left Halfback Whitey Ask intercepted a Brown pass on his 20-yd. line and Colgate rattled off another touchdown, with spinners and reverses. Brown, trying for a touchdown at any cost, passed on fourth down instead of kicking and lost the ball...
...game was between undefeated, untied teams, playing their last game of the season. Brown, with a harder schedule, had the stronger record, with victories over Yale, Harvard, Holy Cross, Columbia. Colgate's major victories before the Brown game had been against Syracuse, N.Y.U. and Penn State. but its goal-line stand against Brown enabled it to accomplish a feat unequaled by an Eastern team since Pitt and Navy in 1910 played through a whole season with out being scored against. Brown's chief weapon this year was an unusual "triple wingback" offense, designed by Coach De Ormond ("Tuss...
Southern California had a harder time than it expected clinching the West Coast Championship with its 18th victory in a row against Washington, on a muddy field at Seattle, 9-to-6, on Substitute Cal Clemens' field goal...
...chief goal of both capital and labor at present should be a united effort toward recovery from the depression. Regardless of the rights of one or the other, serious conflicts will only disrupt national affairs instead of alleviating them. If for both economic and practical reasons a thirty hour week may harm rather than benefit the country, it would seem unwise to advocate such a measure. However the Federation may feel about such a shorter working week, it is best to postpone such a change until conditions are favorable. The Federation's theory is sound; but to apply it completely...