Word: spectacularisms
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...regulars who are returning, Captain Clark Heath '22, halfback, and R. W. Heizer '23, center, seem sure of their positions. In last season's league contests, the latter, by his spectacular work in every contest, showed himself to be the individual star of the team. Besides being the highest point scorer, he proved an invaluable man on the defense. Captain Heath is a player of notable cleverness and speed...
...between the events of the track meet. The scenes and features which are to be presented will be symbolic of the various countries where the Marines have done duty, and of the work of the Marine Corps. It is expected that the pageant will be one of the most spectacular ever held around Boston. During the events in the Stadium a number of airplanes will fly over Soldiers Field and give an aerial exhibition...
...University track season which ended with the Intercollegiates on May 28 was one of the most spectacular which a Crimson team has had for some years, and it is interesting to see just what has been accomplished since the system of graduate coaching was installed at the University. At the opening of the season in the winter months the Harvard track team was regarded by many outside the University as little more than a farce, and even when its remarkable improvement during the spring was shown by the results of the dual meets with M. I. T., Yale and Princeton...
Probably the most exciting tennis match played this year on Divinity Courts took place yesterday when the University seconds downed Boston University 4-3. The contests were perhaps not so replete with brilliant playing as some first team matches, but it certainly was more spectacular than any so far. With the score 2-2 after four matches had been played, M. W. Bradbyer '22, with two sets already played, 6-2, 5-7, and with the score in games against him, came through in the final set and defeated J. Backman of the B. U. team 10-8. The first...
Both the Yale and Princeton baseball teams, which are now training in the south, started their playing seasons last week. On Friday Yale defeated Alabama Polytechnic Institute 4-1, and on Saturday the University of Alabama 3-6. The spectacular work of Yale's shortstop, Aldrich, featured both games. Chittenden pitched a good game for Yale against Alabama Polytechnic but on Saturday Lazarus was driven from the box and Coxe, the only veteran pitcher with the team; took his lace in the third inning...