Word: lucke
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...over-confidence, which was to prove fatal, spread over the Crimson camp. Last Saturday, Centre again invaded the Stadium and this time, under the brilliant leadership of "Bo" McMillan, carried home a 6-0 win. The University again sought to stage a last minute comeback but this time luck was against them, for although Churchill succeeded in reaching the four-yard line in a forward pass, he was called back because of a penalty...
...backing the team. He was followed by Mr. T. J. Campbell '12, coach of the Freshman team, who said that though the team had been handicapped by injuries, they had the spirit to carry them through to victory. Harvard was famed for its lucky teams, he said, but this luck was nothing more than the fighting spirit which has so often enabled Harvard to snatch victory from defeat...
...crew we can only say at this time that we wish we were publishing late enough to congratulate them too and wish them the best of luck...
...that the company which two weeks ago made its apparently successful debut at the Copley with "Ruddigore" has come to a sudden end. The illness of one of the leading performers and a dwindling patronage are the rumored cause of this untimely debacle. By one of those freaks of luck so common in the theatrical game, a company, blessed with no little talent and a house of proper size for the audiences which its work should attract, has nevertheless been unable to keep its head above water. It is a curious thing that Boston is not only incapable of supporting...
...that allowed him to gain second; it was the failure of the Huntington right fielder to stop his single that let Larrabee, after the had reached first, continue on his round of the bases till he scored. Nevertheless, the counting in that first inning was not a matter of luck, for the yearlings gathered two singles and a double during that session...