Word: harder
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...article writen especially for the Yale News, Arthur Duffey, sporting editor of the Boston Post, comes to the conclusion that Yale has a football team capable of defeating both the University and Princeton that fall. In his opinion. Yale "possesses a good defence and harder hitting offence than her two rivals, and in addition has the two big assets for a victory, a 'threat' in the person of Legore and the 'punch,' a style of play developed by Jones at Exeter and now being instilled into the Yale team...
...equal Princeton in this respect. Yale's punting has not to date compared with that of Princeton, and Princeton's drop-kicking has been superior. Yale employs her men to better advantage in interference than Princeton, and, in general, impresses one with the belief that she has a harder kick to her attack. All this, of course, speaking from the standpoint of the present. Yale has yet to meet an attack as rugged and elusive as Tufts, but her defence against Lehigh indicated that it would serve against a better team than the Bethlehemites...
...Bowling Green, Mo.; Whiting Fellowships: Francis Chapin Breckenridge, of Providence, R. I.; Robert Franklin Field 1G., of Providence, R. I.; Kang-Fuh Hu 3G., of Wusih, China; David Arnold Keys, of Toronto, Ont.; Carl Wallace Miller 15, of Somerville; Elmer Raymond Schaeffer 3G., of Olney, Ill.; Townsend Scholarships: William Harder Cole 2G., of Angelica, N. Y.; Charles Drechsler 2G., of Butternut, Wis.; Forrest Hamilton Murray, of Mazon, Ill.; Andrew Thomson, of Dobbinton, Ont.; Percival Wilcox Whittlesey 2G., of Middletown, Conn.; George and Martha Derby Scholarship: Pierson Muir Tuttle, of Rockaway, N. J.; Austin Scholarships; Ralph Philip Boas, of Walla Walla...
...should go. There cannot be the slightest doubt about this. The older men, for whom it is far harder to go, and who are not, under ordinary circumstances, of military age, are going...
...devil for what I know; the other is mine. You know, by the Wellers, what immortal hatred may be kindled by a letter. And I own I grind under this which robs me, not only of my ancestors, but of my native country; and I grind the harder since I see an American publisher actually announcing my own books, and in type, under this travesty. I am, Dear Sir, Yours truly, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. Not Steph...