Word: round
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...description of her records that " Two round eyes light up her face, equally round and ruddy, which the blobber-lipped mouth does not embellish. Evidently the fairies presiding at the birth of the doctoress did not give her beauty of body...
Created originally to stimulate Winter driving and enable the automobile manufacturer to keep his plant going the year round, the closed car is very obviously no experiment, but a permanent fixture in the automotive industry. From comprising only 10% of the output of the industry in 1919, this type of car now represents 35% of annual production. Motor car leaders attribute this striking increase in closed models principally to their greater comfort in poor weather,their greater cleanliness at all times, their distinct economy in the long run, their generally better appearance. The increasing tendency for state officials to keep...
Matchplay went as expected until in the third round Mrs. Vanderbeck, with inexorable short work, wore down and defeated the long-hitting champion, Glenna Collett, 2 and 1 Miss Cummings, Miss Stirling, Mrs. Goss of N. Y. were the other semi-flnalists, Miss Cummings having to deal in succession with Mrs. Feitner of Chicago, Miss Faust of St. Louis, Miss Leitch of England...
...round before the semifinals of the Jackson cup singles offers this afternoon the opportunity for followers of the sport to see some exceptionally fine tennis. The eight survivors are all picked men with considerable experience behind them and tennis experts are unable to estimate with any feeling of confidence what the outcome of any of the matches will...
...results of the first round of the Matches played yesterday on Jarvis Field follow: F. W. Fetter 1G. and H. C. Havighurst 1L., won by default from Warren Farr '27 and G. D. Reilly '27; J. F. A. Davis '27 and L. H. Roots '26 defeated H. C. Davidson '26 and W. C. McFerran '26, 6-3, 6-0; T. S. Hanington 1G.B., and W. L. Coleman 1G., defeated E. A. Cornwell 1L., and S. H. Cavanagh 1L., 6-3, 6-2; S. G. Churchill '26 and Harbart defeated W. K. Cochran 2G.B., and H. C. Hunsaker...