Word: hardest
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Cotton '29, riding in number 2 position, was the high scorer with six tallies to his credit. F. A. Clarke '29 was the big stick for the Crimson. He was the hardest rider on the field, drove four shots between the marks, and passed five times to his teammates for successful tallies. Robert Gibb '29, playing in place of W. H. White '28 who was taken sick, scored three times...
...minutes while the boil goes on I stir it constantly with my long iron rabble. A cook stirring gravy to keep it from scorching in the skillet is done in two minutes and backs off blinking, sweating and choking, having finished the hardest job of getting dinner. But my hardest job lasts not two minutes but the better part of half an hour. My spoon weighs 25 pounds, my porridge is pasty iron and the heat of my kitchen is so great that if my body was not hardened to it the ordeal would drop me in my tracks...
...history, a team that might even be called "championship" if it had not lost to Nebraska. Lafayette, fast and adroit, was not beaten by any of the teams on its not-too-formidable list. The Navy -all in all perhaps the best team in the U. S.-had the hardest schedule: Purdue, Princeton, Colgate, Michigan, Georgetown and the Army...
This year's schedule as announced today by Manager Walker, despite its limitation in the number of games, is one of the hardest that a Yale hockey team has ever faced. The Eli team will play McGill in the Madison Square Garden in New York. Thursday evening December 30, in the first game of the season. Monday night before College reopens after the Christmas recess. Yale will face the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Springfield and Notre Dame in New York the following Saturday evening January...
...perhaps the hardest working member of the Supreme Court, going to his office at 7 a. m. and often continuing into the night. His theory is that a search for the truth, if carried far enough, will always obliterate any conflict of opinion. His words are few-almost epigrammatic: "Instead of amending the Constitution, I would amend men's economic and social ideas...