Word: sprung
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Graduate School of Business Administration will introduce new courses to train men for positions as secretaries of chambers of commerce into its curriculum for the year 1913-14. The special training designed will be an entirely new experiment in education and is planned to fill a need which has sprung up with the increased activity of chambers of commence, boards of trade, and similar bodies in all parts of the country...
...detailed signal drill, following which there was a short scrimmage of thirty minutes. While team A and the seconds were lined up against one another there was no scoring, the University team being kept on the defensive most of the time, but when team B went in the seconds sprung a surprise in the way of an old trick forward pass and made a touchdown which proved to be the only score of the afternoon. The pass was from Blake to McCall and worked so successfully that the latter had no one near him on his 40-yard...
...third party candidates from State Representatives to President. We are going to build up a new party that will be permanent, and that will appeal to the voters, who have discovered that there is little fundamental difference between the two elder parties. A wide spread popular uneasiness has sprung up, because the people have not been getting what they want either in methods or in measures...
...supplementary man in the pole-vault. Brickley prepared at Exeter, where he took a prominent part in track athletics, as well as playing football and baseball. Haggard graduated from Drake University, Iowa, in 1908 and is at present a graduate student in the University; he has but recently sprung into prominence in track athletics...
...Mathey, of Princeton, and E. H. Whitney '14, was considered the most important of the singles. Mathey won this match, 7-5, 7-5, showing excellent from and an especially strong forehand, while Whitney's game was unsteady and lacked snap and precision when points were most needed. Whitney sprung a surprise, however, by turning the tables in his deuce with C. S. Cutting '12 against Mathey and Butler, the Harvard men defeating last fall's intercollegiate champions in doubles by the score...