Word: marked
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Goodhue led throughout the Freshman race over the Soldiers Field time trial course, which measures slightly under one and one half miles, to finish in 7 minutes, 28 1-5 seconds. The old mark, set in 1928 by B. E. Estes '32, was 7 minutes, 40 seconds. Kenney of Holy Cross, A. S. Pier '35, and Nowling of Holy Cross followed Goodhue at intervals of one fifth second...
...meeting at 7.30 o'clock on Wednesday evening, September 30, in the CRIMSON building at 14 Plympton Street will mark the start of four competitions each of eight weeks duration. At this time Sophomores will be given an opportunity to become members of the news, business, and photographic departments, while the editorial department will open its doors to Juniors...
...publicly spanked in the market place. Outraged Commissioner Wu appealed personally to the highest authority, General Han Fu-chu, Chairman and Pacification Commissioner of the Shantung Provincial Government. But General Han was a friend of Judge Pan. Not only did he approve the sentence but "as a mark of his personal displeasure" slapped Commissioner Wu once on the face. While Tsinanfu marveled, slanderous Commissioner Wu was then paddled 300 times on the fundament...
Early one morning last week the Hyphen II was wheeled out on Le Bourget Field for a takeoff. Pilot Lebrix paused in his preparations to scowl at the sight of another ship, pushed from a nearby hangar. It was the famed Question Mark which Capt. Dieudonne ("Doudou") Coste flew to the U. S. last year. And there was "Doudou" himself, stocky, sleek-haired, grinning. No one would be more pleased to see Lebrix beaten in a race. The two men had been enemies ever since their spectacular co-flight around the world in 1927, at the end of which Lebrix...
...Hyphen 11 got away first into the rising sun. Ten minutes later the Question Mark gave chase, overtook Lebrix & Doret beyond Brussels. Near Dusseldorf a fuel line became clogged and the Question Mark made a forced landing. Lebrix & Doret, whose plane had no radio, pushed on into dirty weather over Russia in the belief that their rival still led them...