Word: guard
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...morning of April 15, 1920, a paymaster and guard walked through the streets of South Braintree, Mass., carrying a shoe factory's payroll of $15,000. They never reached the factory. Two men, apparently Italians, shot them to the death, grabbed the money, escaped in an automobile...
Assisting Coach Casey, all-American half-back and former Tufts coach will be G. H. Bradford '26, guard on last year's eleven. T. C. Campbell '10, all-American end and on the mythical all-team for ten years after, and Rufus Bond '16. Doc Lewis will be the trainer...
Look forward to the important crises of your life. They are nearer than you are apt to imagine. It is a very safe protective rule to live today as if you were going to marry a pure woman within a month. That rule you will find a safe guard for worthy living. It is a good rule to endeavor hour by hour and week after week to learn to work hard. It is not well to take four minutes to do what you can accomplish in three. It is not well to take four years to do what...
Harold Grange may well become a popular cinema hero. His acting, while not profound, is natural, easy, almost casual. His gridiron performance at the end of the picture is so realistic that, in an advance showing to a selected audience, "Big Bill" Edwards, famed guard and "playboy of Princeton," leapt to his feet, shouted: "There he goes." The audience re-echoed with cries of "Come...
Nevertheless, the races went on (TIME, Sept. 13). New York National Guardsmen, led by chunky, grinning Lieut. Carl W. Rach of Miller Field, won the National Guard Trophy race. There being no amateur code about flying, Flyer Rach gladly accepted $500 prize money...