Word: hue
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Except for the Dartmouth victory in 1907, matters had a definite Crimson hue until the end of the pre-war crop of games, although there were no walkovers reminiscent of the 19th Century scores. Charley Brickley's toe decided the 3-0 struggle in 1912, the last game before a ten year break in football relations between the two colleges...
Reported Dr. Stokley by wireless: "The whole scene had a peculiar hue as if illuminated by an arc light. . . . The camera was grinding and the ocean was getting darker, but I could not notice any definite shadow on the sea. Then I heard the whistle blown by the ship's carpenter as a sign that totality had begun. Overhead appeared the brilliantly clear, greyish-black disk of the moon and around it the sun's corona. At least seven prominent streamers were apparent, as well as several smaller ones. The longest extended about twice the moon...
...midst of this hue & cry, an East-chesterite who had seen the dogs at play suddenly remembered the lady of the limousine. A license number was recalled, telephones tinkled and soon the police dog's owner had signed a complaint against Mrs. Julia Tuttle, a 65-year-old, well-to-do Larchmont widow. Late that night a detective pounded on Mrs. Tuttle's door. She was arrested on charges of dog-poisoning (for which one may be jailed a year in New York State) and taken before a Justice of the Peace, who set $500 bail after...
...these decisions went against the Wagner Labor Act the political hue & cry against the Court would be raised once more. If the decisions upheld the Act, they would forecast a new era in the labor relations of U. S. industry: henceforth no industry affected by this law could refuse to bargain collectively with its employes, discharge them for joining a union, force a company union upon them, or interfere with their organizing. To Labor, to industry, to politics the outcome was momentous...
...with the greatest of ease, and the annual Alumni obstacle also caused no difficulty. According to Ulen, these encounters served primarily to give him an idea who's who and what's what; and in general, the squad's performance was very encouraging. Several facts with a slightly pessimistic hue, however, were forcibly revealed...