Word: lucked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...members from the class of 1924 reported at the meeting, which was addressed first by Captain L. B. McCagg Jr., '22, who outlined the work which is planned for the fall season. Coach William Haines, who spoke afterwards gave a short talk in which he wished the Freshmen good luck in their coming season. Dr. H. R. Howe Jr., '04 the last speaker, gave the men a talk on the great necessity for obeying the orders of the coaches, of discipline, and of an enthusiasm to work hard...
...those misguided souls who will have to be compelled to join a gym class, one can only wish good luck. Probably most of them will be out for some sport after a few weeks of "ready, HEXercise". At all events, it is a safe wager that at the end of the year the present Freshman class will be as much in favor of the compulsory system...
...spite of hits by Conlon and Jones, hard luck spoiled the Crimson's chances in their time at bat. And in the second inning Yale kept on going. After Diamond had struck out. Parsons made a hit to left and Peters sent a sale one between Emmons and Jones on which Parsons went to third. The double steal was worked and Parsons slipped into home with the second...
...track men are in luck, for they at least can beat down our much flaunted enemy, H. C. L., by showing the Blue runners the way to the tape in the games this afternoon, and thus cornering the straw market at the "Coop." Meanwhile the proletariat in the cheering sections can only jingle loose pennies in the pockets of their ulsters, well-worn by frequent use in the last few weeks, and find paltry satisfaction in the alibi supplied by the Weather...
...Harvard Prize Play, for which Mr. Morosco, rather than Mr. Craig, offered the prize this year, and the new comedy by one Rachel Barton Butler, is, by a considerable margin, the best product of English 47 yet sent from the cloistered halls of Cambridge to try its luck in the hurly burly of the commercial theatre. There is no more interesting comedy on view in New York today, and, if it were as well played as it deserves to be, there would be few so well worth going to see. As it is, you'd better see it. You might...