Word: sages
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Harvard 2. Dartmouth 1. Basketball SAGE LOWELL Sprang, r.f. l.f., Bates Rene, l.f. r.f., Stern Dunbar, c. c., Illoway Cooley, r.g. l.g., Drimmer Smith, l.g. r.g., Walsh...
Substitutions: Sage: Smith, Mayer. Lowell: Abel, Adlis, Culver, Stern...
...Score: Sage 30, Lowell 14. Goals Reno 3, Sprang 7, Dunbar 11, Cooley 7, Smith 2, Bates 8, Stern 2, Abel 4. Referee: W. Finney...
...will be hurled at them for putting on the "brakes" "when business is booming," to borrow again from the lips of Lippmann? As he himself, indicates, the problem cannot be solved simply by insuring the members of the central board an adequate salary. The writer of Today and the sage of Tomorrow observes that in large part this must depend "upon the capacity of the board itself to establish a tradition in which the respect and confidence of the nation will be the bulwarks of its independence." This is said at the conclusion of his article in the Herald-Tribune...
...While Rome Burns, approached 90,000. Like bumboat boys diving for pennies, book publishers scrambled for Woollcott words of praise for a new work, to splash on the volume's jacket as the blurb of blurbs. He prefers to "discover" some inconspicuous novel and, like a testy old sage, rebuke his public for lack of appreciation. He is the William Lyon Phelps...