Word: prospect
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...basic industries, however, cheerful news is beginning to appear. Oil producers prophesy curtailment of production, and the prices of crude have been raised in some fields. Steel orders are reported in prospect. Agricultural surveys show that the farmer is far from insolvent, excepting in the wheat belt. Cotton planters who managed to grow much cotton are well off, although spinners' takings here show another tendency to decline in fear of a curtailment of consumption...
...these quarterbacks may be converted into halfbacks. Predergast of the Freshman team is an exceptionally fast back and a fine broken-field runner, but he is rather light for regular work. The Freshman line was not particularly strong, but it should furnish valuable replacement material. Forest, a very likely prospect at either center or tackle who was handicapped by injuries this fall, will probably win by regular place in the line. On present indications, Princeton should have an average line and a strong backfield...
...strength Combs will be back at one end with Robb and E. H. Bradford disputing with Dean of this year's freshman team for the open position. The latter was the only man to play throughout the game against Yale Freshmen, and he is regarded as a fine prospect. Evans and Captain Daley of the 1927 team should make a formidable pair of tackles. Victor, Theopold, and Kilgour are other likely men for this position. Dunker is the best guard in sight, but another year should mean great improvement for Daniell, C. H. Bradford, Laimbeer, and Macomber, Whellock...
...prospect of even more pennies rolling into the Vanderbilt coffers...
Nearly a month's extra practice is the prospect which, due to the mild weather, Coach Stevens and his staff have before them. In former years the river has usually been rendered unnavigable by cold weather early in November, but owing to the exceptionally warm stretch of the past two weeks there is now every prospect of continued work on the water up to the Christmas holidays...