Word: marylander
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...weakest point in the Yale eleven is the defense against the forward pass according to members of the Maryland team who were interviewed by the Yale Daily News immediately after their game with the Elis Saturday...
Yale and Princeton will face each other on the gridiron next Saturday, considerably humbled eleven's as a result of last Saturday. Yale's bare defeat of Maryland, 16-14, generated qualms of doubt among the blue fans, but when one considers that Yale's first string men were on the side lines at Princeton and the brilliant effort put forth by the Eli girders in their sweeping defeat of the strong Army team the week before by a score of 31-10 and when one considers that the Maryland encounter was scarcely one to bring out Yale's best...
...from their conference at West Baden, the Governors entrained, sped to Washington. There they were joined by several others who had not been at the Conference of Governors. Notable among these additions to the Governors' party were Messrs. Ritchie of Maryland and Smith of New York, ardent Wets...
Governor Ritchie of Maryland: "This conference failed and all other similar conferences will fail as long as they refuse to face the basic question, whether or not prohibition enforcement should not be turned back to the States themselves...
...trouble lay in the capital, the center of "political ham-stringing of the Federal Enforcement Service." Bryan demanded that the President and the Cabinet should publicly declare themselves teetotalers. Senator Borah thundered his denunciation of wealthy "whites" who defy the law. And on the other said Congressman Hill of Maryland has declared insolently that "if the Drys throw me out of Congress (for alleged deliberate defiance), they will make me the first wet President of the United States...