Word: reared
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...mile relay against M. I. T., Richard Chute '22, the Crimson lead-off man, passed on a ten-yard lead to A. H. Gordon '23, but both Gordon and J. W. Qulnn '23 kept losing ground, until E. O. Gourdin '21 started the last turn hopelessly in the rear. Gourdin held his own against Chittlck, but was not running at his best, saving his strength for the 50-yard dash. Yale had it all her own way in the Freshman relay, and won easily by more than half...
...Rear Admiral William S. Sims, U. S. N., and Major George Haven Putnam of New York, of the English-speaking Union, will be the chief speakers at a mass meeting to be held under the auspices of the Loyal Coalition in Symphony Hall on January 25. Professor B. S. Hurlbut of the English department will preside...
...crushing and grinding machinery was legislated out of existence but in its place was set up equally dangerous and diabolical flying mass collisions. On account of the forward pass threat, the defence must keep almost half the team five or ten yards back of the scrimmage line. This rear guard for a pass, in case the basketball heave is not used, must quickly form a rushing defensive interference, and meet the offensive interference at the scrimmage line. Result a young Freshman-Sophomore rush, long ago tabooed for brutality! Result in rushing also nothing, for like two equally heavy express trains...
...interesting experiment in the American theatre has been meeting with considerable success in New York, where Wagenhals and Kemper are producing "Spanish Love." In addition to the usual stage space, the actors in this play make use of the aisles, the boxes and the rear of the theatre for their entrances and exits. The innovation is an importation from Spain, "Spanish Love" having been there for 25 years a popular classic drama under the name of aria del Carmen...
...seconds; and then after Rage of Yale took sixth place, H. L. Pratt '23, H. Mahon '22 and C. E. Reycroft '22 finished in that order. E. C. Dexter '21 was close on Siemen's heels at the three-mile mark near the golf course, but fell to the rear shortly afterward. The pace was too fast for O'Brien of Yale, a veteran harrier, and at the four-mile mark he collapsed-soon after coming down the steep grade from the Belmont Golf Links...