Word: journeys
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...elected captain of the Freshman tennis team after the Exeter match on Friday, it was announced last night. Last fall Hill, playing with H. L. Johnson won the National Indoor Junior Championship. The first year team which was defeated by Exeter by a score of 7-5, will journey to Milton today to take on the scholboy racquet wielders...
...With the fruits of my journey I am completely satisfied. I went to Rome primarily for the twofold purpose of obtaining an outlet to the sea at Fiume for Hungary and to conclude a treaty of friendship with Italy. Before undertaking the trip I already had received assurance from the Government of Jugoslavia that no hindrance would be placed on Hungarian goods enroute across Jugoslavia to Fiume. Naturally the agreements arrived at upon this point and supplementing our new treaty of friendship with Italy are only the foundation and framework of a system of friendly cooperation the details of which...
Last year, in the two-game series with Penn, Harvard won one game 7 to 4, and lost one 2 to 1. The two teams will meet again this spring on June 11, when the Harvard nine will journey to Philadelphia to assist at Harvard Alumni celebrations on the same date...
...occasion would be historic. Poet D'Annunzio, who retired last summer to a hermit's existence in his exotic home at Gardonne would emerge, journey to Assisi, and plant a tree in honor of St. Francis. Quel tableau...
...last Saturday of the vacation. A skeleton team will be sent to the Penn Relays on April 30. There will then be the Edvin Wide exhibition on May 7 with the class meet; and the Dartmouth meet will follow here on May 14. On the 21st the trackmen will journey to New Haven and then close their American season in the Intercollegiates at Philadelphia on May 28. The two men who finsh first and second in every event but the discus, hammer and javelin will represent Harvard and Yale at the Oxford-Cambridge meet at Stamford Bridge outside of London...