Word: slow
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...week later the University met the Boston Hockey Club and won a 2-0 victory. The defense in this game showed a great improvement and was well-high impregnable, but the attack was very slow to start, both scores coming in the final period...
...March 3 the University met Yale at the Arena and lost 3-0. The squad showed the effects of the three strenuous preceding games and lacked the aggressiveness which had characterized its earlier contests. The game was slow and uninteresting, two of Yale's goals being made in the last session when the Crimson defense had been shifted to aid in the attack...
...with Yale, a thrilling 2-1 victory, was a fitting climax to the season. The winning tally was scored by Captain Owen in the third overtime period. The defenses of both teams were good but the Crimson's greater speed and aggressiveness gave it the superiority after the rather slow first period...
...marked improvement in the balance of the boats yesterday, and since the necessity of perfecting this point was one of the determining factors in the move to tide-water, the fact was a source of great satisfaction to the coaches. As yet no departure has been made from a slow paddle because it is felt that several days may be spent with profit on balance and other points impossible of perfection on the machines before any attempt is made to test the racing potentialities of the oarsmen. The fact that there are only three scheduled races for the University crew...
Until now, the motorist has been the law's only-enemy. This time, it is a train that is guilty. The town of Pleasantville. New Jersey, may or not be "slow" but certainly its inhabitants trown on anything fast. In fact an ordinance has been passed forbidding express trains, which customarily go through the town at a sixty or ninety mile pace, to exceed twelve miles an hour within town limits. What is more the train crew violating this rule will be liable to arrest, fine, or imprisonment. The mayor, popularly known as "the policeman's friend" is determined...