Word: sharp
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...through alone and tallied. Percy missed a perfect chance to score on a pass from Rice, and then some nice passing between Osgood, Hutchinson and Sands put the B. A. A. ahead when Sands scored. Jones, whose accurate shooting from any position was almost phenomenal, tallied next from a sharp angle. A few minutes later Sands took the rubber from behind his own goal, carried it the length of the rink and passed to Hutchinson, who drove in another fast angle shot...
...Half an Hour" drives home a bitter little morsel of truth on the end of a sharp knife in three quick stabs. The wife closes the hated book of her married life to go with her lover. Their meeting is all the happiness of life compassed in a moment of anticipation. Then in stunning suddenness comes the lover's death, and as a long-drawn, searing after-pain the wife's turning back to take up again the despised existence of thirty minutes before. True, splendidly characterized and theatrically dramatic in the best sense, "Half an Hour" sets...
...minor, Op. 57, (a) Allego assai, Andante cen moto. (b) Allegro, ma non troppe. Beethoven Romanse, F-major, Op. 118, Brahms Intermezzo, E-flat minor, Op. 118, Brahms Characteristic pieces, (a) Walk-dance, (b) Remembering, (c) The Sadness (Rhapsody). Arthur Whiting Valses nobles et sentimentales Maurice Ravel Nocturne, C-sharp minor, Op. 27, Chopin Mazurkas, B-flat, G-minor, B-minor, Chopin Ballade, A-flat, Op. 47, Chopin
...following program will be rendered: Sonata, D-minor, for violin and piano forte Brahm Allegro. "Un Poco Presto e con Sentimento." Adagio. Presto agitato Mr. Keller and Mr. Wille. Impromptu in F-sharp major Chopin Etude, Op. 25 No. 2. Chopin "Brownies," Korngole "La Terrasse des Audiences du Clair de Lune," Debuss Sequidilla, Albeni Mr. Wille. Spanish Dance, Granados-Kreisle Rondino, Beethoven-Kreisler Mazurek, Tor Aulix Berceuse Romantique, Kreisle Tambourine Chinois, Kreisler Mr. Keller...
...things considered, the rival lines had pretty much of an even break of it. The Harvard backfield, aside from kicking, was superior to the Princeton backfield. Harvard did her share of ballchanging and thimble-rigging on attack, but found her most consistent gains arising from straightaway thrusts and sharp slants. Wheeler and Sweetser, of Harvard, played finely at the tackles, particularly in the second half, and Thacher and Horween's defensive work was good...