Word: scoring
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...straight win in the baseball league by mopping up Dunster, 4-1. The Gold-Coasters also added another overwhelming victory to their record in the greensward sport by defeating the Winthrop golfers, 8-1. Lowell's Bellboys took the Elephants into camp by a 5 1/2 to 3 1/2 score. Leverett and Kirkland failed to play...
Harvard's first run came in the fifth when Captain Dick Maguire was safe on French's error. Hayes advanced him to second with a sacrifice, and, after Lincoln flied out, another error, this time by Chubet, Tiger shortstop, allowed the Crimson leader to score on Prouty's slow roller...
Promising nothing, Gustaf V departed. Mary Elizabeth Hesselblad, who had studied nursing in Manhattan, obtained special permission from Pope Pius X to become a Brigittine. collected around her a score of sisters, three of them Swedish. But not until recently did King Gustaf get the first exception ever made in Sweden's stern anti-monastic law. And not until last week were the Brigittines able to return to Sweden to settle in Vadstena where their original mother house was founded...
...even greater. Sarazen's double eagle came at just such a moment. Before he made it he needed to play the last four holes three strokes under par to tie Craig Wood, who had apparently already won the tournament by posting in the clubhouse a four-round score of 282. After he made it, Sarazen needed only to play the last three holes perfectly to get a tie. Followed by a crowd which jabbered as if it had just seen a miracle...
Outstanding for Harvard was Donald W. Meiklejohn, assistant in Philosophy, who contributed eight points to the Crimson score. The Harvard right center-wing kicked two penalty goals, one from the 17-yard marker, the other from the 35-yard line...