Word: put
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Before entering the tournament, every one must satisfy the boxing instructor of his ability to perform with some degree of proficiency. The price of boxing lessons will probably be reduced, so as to put the instruction within the reach of all, who wish to enter the tournaments. Furthermore a physical examination of each contestant will be made before he enters the ring...
...think at least two yards ahead of one's feet. A ten-second man is useful if he can be taught these other things, but a ten-second man is not necessary to make a successful halfback. Another point in the modern game is the necessity of the interference putting out as many men as possible. If the runner is where he should be, especially in plays off tackle, a single impact should be enough to put the first defence out of play. This impact should leave the interferer on his feet ready to hit another man. In tandem interference...
...lockers at Soldiers Field remove it before the Christmas vacation and turn in the keys to the attendant. This request is made in order to facilitate the cleaning of the building during the recess and in case men fail to remove their paraphernalia the articles will be put together and tagged. Men are warned, however, that, even though care is exercised, considerable confusion is inevitable and may result in the loss of their belongings. Also, all locker leases expire at the vacation period and it will be necessary for men who wish to continue the use of their lockers during...
There will probably be a reduction in the price of boxing lessons, so as to put the instruction within the reach of all who wish to enter the tournaments. If a man can satisfy the boxing instructor that he is capable of performing with some degree of efficiency, he will not have to take lessons before entering. Furthermore, a physical examination of each candidate will be made before he enters the ring...
...Angell is perhaps best known for his books against war, which include "Europe's Optical Illusion," "The Great Illusion," and "The Foundation of International Polity." His latest publication is little booklet, entitled "to the American Student: an Open Letter." The subject-matter of the short put impressive work is only too significant now, for it treated of "International Conciliation...