Word: key
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which ferries loaded freight cars from New York to Havana and New Orleans, last week had a competitor by sea and a counterpart by land. The competitor was a car-ferry service by Florida East Coast Railway Co. The East Coast, long in receivership, has operated a ferry between Key West and Havana, was last week authorized to use its surplus equipment and extend the service to New Orleans, just as fortnight ago Seatrain Lines, Inc., was authorized to extend its route to New York (TIME...
...crowd in the Auditorium saw as well as heard Lily Pons. After the Lucia Mad Scene she whizzed there with a motorcycle escort, received a chrysanthemum "key to San Francisco's heart'' from its Florist-Mayor Angelo J. Rossi. The popular demonstrations reminded oldtimers of San Francisco's last great musical excitement, twelve years ago when chunky Luisa Tetrazzini sang for 100,000 at Lotta's Fountain (TIME...
Although plenty of guard material is at hand, these key positions have been the center of much debate all season. It is probable that Dan Fraad and Dutch Lear, two stalwarts from the 1935 Freshman team, will start for Brown, with Offen, Sayward, Patton, King, and Walker awaiting an opportunity to get into the game...
...loss on Saturday of three key men, Crickard, Hageman, and Hardy, had made Harvard supporters anxious for the coming games, but both Hageman and Hardy will be out for practice today, and Crickard's contusion of the thigh will at the most keep him out of the Brown game. Incidentally, Wells played through practically the whole Dartmouth game with a broken left hand. Dr. Thorndike stated last night, however, that the first-string quarterback will be in condition to practice this week...
...Yeomans 2L, winner of last year's tournament and seeded number one this year, advanced to the semi-finals by defeating Huntington Hartford '34, seeded fifth, 7-9, 6-0, 6-4. He will play the winner of the match between S. E. Davenport '34 and George Key '33 for the right to meet Broida in the finals...