Word: slow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Alan Dale: " Decidedly slow...
...Todd had flied out to Lindley, Holabird weakened and filled the bases, passing Field, Burton, and Allen in succession. Maher grounded to the third baseman, who caught Allen at second, but Field crossed the plate with the first Crimson run. Casto brought the inning to a close with a slow hit to first...
...unbelievably "peppy". The dancing stood out as the exceptional feature. Not one person in any chorus number has the appearance of being bored to death.... as so many Ziegfeld chorus beauties have. Men and women alike were apparently having the time of their life. And the audience was not slow in catching their spirit. Steps of the most complicated and involved nature were danced without apparent effort, and with sure-fire uniformity by a beautifully drilled chorus. Encores of the most generous character were given, and still the chorus seemed untired. Dances that would prostrate white dancers were dashed...
...from the Pacific Coast, defeated Cornell and Princeton. Leader's crew, rowing a stroke unfamiliar to Yale eights since the days of the late Bob Cook, thrashed along at 33 for virtually the entire race, wearing down first Princeton and then Cornell to win by open water. The slow stroke and the magnificent reserve apparent in the crew are considered excellent omens for Leader's ultimate success against Harvard at New London. Meanwhile the only boat in the East that can challenge the Blue's superiority is the Navy eight. Yale and Navy are not scheduled...
...rather a slow match in which the Technology golfers failed to meet expectations the University golf team defeated the Engineers 4 to 2 at the Belmont Spring Country Club yesterday afternoon. The M. I. T. team secured its two points by winning a twosome and a foursome, the Crimson capturing the remaining matches...