Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...narrow margin of one goal the University soccer team defeated the M. I. T. booters last Saturday. The game was closely contested, both teams playing an aggressive brand of soccer throughout, and it remained anyone's game until the final whistle had blown. A. M. Moskin '33 scored the lone tally for the Crimson...
...well in gross tonnage of literary exports. Maxim Gorki's latest (839 pages) ups the total by at least a couple of pounds. A continuation of Bystander (TIME, April 14, 1930), The Magnet carries the story of Clim Samghin, myopic Russian intellectual, a few hundred thousand words nearer its goal...
...decided that all college hockey teams will use the professional rules next year. This change was foreshadowed last Spring and was practically certain to be made some time or another. It means, in the main, that forward passing in the third zone will be allowed, that the goal tender will be permitted to go down on the ice to make a save, and that the more stringent professional penalty rules will be enforced...
...second University lacrosse game ever played the Jayvees defeated the Tuft's second team by the decisive score of 7 to 0. R. H. Watt '32 was high scorer with a total of 3 goals. Although the attack was not working smoothly, the defense remained unscored upon and J. B. Thorndike '31, playing second defense chalked up a goal. The Jayvees meet the Springfield team next Saturday...
...enough to withstand the tremendous expansion of gases they compressed air to liquid ( - 310º F.). Liquid air helped liquefy hydrogen ( - 432.4º F.); liquid hydrogen helped freeze helium to a colorless liquid at -456º F. That temperature is less than 4º F. above Absolute Zero, unrealizable goal of cryogenists. At such low temperatures molecules almost stand still, display fantastic electromagnetic properties...