Word: paces
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...other technique in the world seems to improve at such a pace as that of war. The Utopia of the artists of war advances daily nearer. General Maitrot, a Frenchman, has made a forecast of the future that is half vision and half possibility. France, he says, has since the armistice developed projectiles so powerful that a dozen of them would wipe out a city the size of Berlin. Another type of bomb, lately perfected, will infallibly sink a cruiser at sea if exploded within a hundred feet of it. The Germans-General Maitrot seems to have certain information...
...game at center but was then shifted to his usual forward position, was the outstanding figure of the Crimson's offense. Pallo, who has been off form in the last three games failed to count on easy shots and Tyson whose ankle still bothers him could not stand the pace...
...intercollegiate circles today. His tall, rangy build, coupled with his accuracy in shooting, has made him a dreaded opponent for two years. Two others, Butler and Perry, are also of two years' experience and are hard, steady players on the forward position, and Sherwood, a new man, is keeping pace with the others...
...yard dash was the closest race of the afternoon. J. E. Merrill of the Freshmen got the jump at the start and led the field a fast pace, until on the last corner T. Durant of the schoolboys took the inside by a bit of clever running and beat Merrill to the tape by a scant few inches. The 600-yard run was marred by a couple of falls at the beginning of the second lap, when W. Tibbetts, of Worcester, leading, with Thomas Campbell of the 1924 team a few feet behind, tripped on the corner...
...Bemis '22 on Saturday made fourth place on the University two-mile relay team. The trials for fourth place were held in the form of a half-mile race, in which six men started. E. T. Doherty '22 and H. P. Davis '21 led off at a terrific pace, Davis taking the lead after the first lap. Bemis, a dark horse, stayed behind until near the end, when his reserve strength enabled him to come in an easy winner. Doherty, who had fallen behind after the first two laps, finished about five yards behind...