Word: holes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...graduate of 1929 been back on Vassar's campus last week she would have been struck first by physical changes-a half-million dollar gymnasium, an 18-hole golf course, four athletic fields, a Hall of Music. But as she talked with undergraduates and watched them about their work & play she would soon have detected a more important fact-five years of depression have done much to make rich Vassar girls serious and simple...
Students who are golfers will be interested in the news that since the close of the college year in June, the City of Cambridge has opened a now municipal golf course at Fresh Pond. This course which is a nine-hole one is within the city limits and can be reached from Harvard Square within a few minutes. Although non-residents are charged a higher fee, we are informed by the Park Department of Cambridge that students will be classed as residents which means a green fee of $.50 for nine holes, or $.75 for eighteen holes. In addition, there...
...Hole-less Doughnuts...
Against Reader Riley's undocumented challenge, TIME pits the word of Uneeda Bakers, Ward Baking Co., Cushman Bakers, Doughnut Machine Corp. and the Salvation Army that doughnuts have holes. Doughnuts made by Ward for the New England trade have smaller holes, but distinctly holes. In some communities, e.g. Cleveland, cakes-with-hole may be called either doughnuts or crullers. Practically everywhere the twisted, sausage-like cake is called a cruller, is never called a doughnut...
...final, Goldman managed to win the first hole with a birdie 3. It was the last time he was ahead. Little squared the match on the second, finished his morning round with a 69 that left him 5 up. In the afternoon, he picked up three more holes on the first nine. The holes ran out at the 29th green. Little sank a two-foot putt and Goldman stepped for ward to shake hands...