Word: sixths
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Varsity harriers dropped their title of intercollegiate Cross Country champions to Manhattan College yesterday in the I.C.4A. meet in New York yesterday, when they finished sixth in the team scoring. The race was won by George Barker of N. Y. U., who finished in the record breaking time of 28 minutes and 58 4-5 seconds, while Arthur Foote '33, captain of the Varsity harriers, crossed the line in fourth place...
Returns in the present Seventh Reichstag election compare as follows with those of the Sixth Reichstag which was elected July 31 and dissolved by Presidential decree as it was in process of voting "no confidence" in the von Papen Cabinet (TIME, Sept. 19). Popular vote: Vote Per-Vote Per-Party (last week) cent (last July) cent...
...from Henry Schaldach to Right End David Meek. But this interruption mattered little. By that time Southern California had four touchdowns by Mohler's understudies, Homer Griffith and Irvine Warburton, and the game was practically over, 27 to 7. Southern California's victory over California was its sixth in a row this year. Last year, Southern California won all its eight games except the first, against St. Mary's. Against 66 points for opponents, Southern California scored 382, one less than Colgate's record for major teams in 1930. Southern California won the Pacific Coast Conference...
Colgate, with a good chance to be the East's only undefeated, untied team this year, took its sixth game in a row, from Penn State...
Since arriving in Manhattan the day before, Poet Yeats had been given a dinner by and made the thirty-sixth honorary member of the New York Authors Club, had delivered himself at length to reporters. The Irish Academy of Letters, which he and George Bernard Shaw founded last summer, has had setbacks, he admitted. James Joyce refused to join because "living in France, he finds it difficult to realize how important the academy seems to men of Irish letters." Lord Dunsany refused "because he could not endure being only an associate member." Another Yeatsism: "I am not one who believes...