Word: quickly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...life, and it is well that you should do so; for I believe, as do the vast majority of professional soldiers, that "Peace hath its victories no less renowned than war." And your military spirit is going to help you to aid in the preservation of peace, or its quick restoration if conflict comes...
Picturing the message has become a well-established rule among the big advertisers of the country; picturing the story has become almost an essential to the success of the modern newspaper. Advertisers as well as newspaper editors have been quick to appreciate the value of photographic reproduction and the art department today is one of the most important factors in journalism. The vast majority of newspaper readers wish to see as well as read. Not a little of this change in attitude may be traced directly to the tremendous appeal which the movies have made upon the American public within...
...Coolidge had failed to reach first, Captain Nash doubled, and soon after stole third. Cromwell purposely passed Harte, evidently preferring to pitch to those who followed him. Mahan was the first of these, and he tripled. In the second inning, Fripp started the play with a single, and in quick succession stole two bases. Speilman here relieved Cromwell, and forced Percy to foul to Gilmore. Bothfeld, the next man up, drove the run across by singling to left. The scoring ended with one more run in the fifth, on the occasion of a pass for Coolidge and Harte's poorly...
Hates broke into the run column in the fifth when singles by Marsden, Purvere, and Hill came in quick succession, allowing Marsden to score. In the sixth Bates put her other two runs across. McDonald and Lord both walked, each advancing a base on Davis' scratch hit and scoring on Hill's single. The University scored one more when Percy tripled and scored when Beal went out at first, Hill to Duncan...
...Team B, Baldwin and Taylor were noticeably aggressive and brilliant on their feet as well as in stick-work, the former scoring one of Team B's two goals on a clever quick back-hand scoop from a scrimmage in front of Wylde's goal, while Lombard made the second tally...