Word: hare
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Died. William F. O'Hare, 56, Boston-born, Bishop of Jamaica, a Jesuit; at Kingston, Jamaica, while bathing. Jesuits, following Ignatius Loyola's rules of humility, rarely become bishops. But the Vicariate of Jamaica, where all priests are Jesuits, permits the exception...
...suddenly woke to the fact that the unbeatable had been beaten. Every time the famous play started the Harvard ends and tackles charged around at the right moment and transferred the plunging, tearing human wedge into a keystone tightly jammed between two stanch supports Thus the line-crashing guard, Hare of Penn, was deprived of his powerful backing, and with the centre reenforced, he was easily stopped...
...impudent wisdom seeking sanctuary from a choir of hounds. There is a mighty steeplechase with the bookies hawking odds, the hoofs thundering and two poor jocks killed. There is lambing-time, on the spring hills thinly lit with frost and starlight; and coursing the whippets after Pussy, the dodging hare; and benign old gentlemen in red coats "hacking bitterly at small white balls and saying very evil phrases...
...summary: HARVARD 1929 BROWN 1929 O'Connell r.f. l.g. Crilly Bailey l.f. r.g. O'Hare Thackaberry c. c. Allison Robinson r.g. r f. Corn, Sweet Burns l.g. l.f. Slator...
Score, Harvard 29, Brown 22. Goals from the floor, Burns 5, Thackaberry 4, Bailey 3, O'Connell, Allison 2, O'Hare, Corn, Sweet. Goals from fouls, Allison 7, Filson 2, Bailey, Thackaberry, Burns, Corn, Sweet, Crilly, O'Hare...