Word: star
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Diplaying well balanced power that was unexpected in view of some of its earlier matches this spring, the Holy Cross tennis team tied the University seconds on the Divinity courts Saturday afternoon, 3-3. C. W. Farnliam was the individual star for the Crimson, defeating Pyne of Holy Cross, 6-4, 6-4, and contributing his steadiness as the deciding factor in wining the first doubles...
...probable that Coach Clark will start Jefferies on mound today, though he has been unable to pitch recently because of a bad arm. Captain McPhee is the outstanding star on the visiting team. He has done consistently good fielding this season and has stood well up on the batting list. McIlvaine, however, is the star batter having scored a triple and a double against the Giants...
When the individual members are considered the Green appears the more powerful, with Captain Sanders as the individual star. He won the New England intercollegiate championship last year and this year is playing a strong game, as is evidenced by the fact that on Wednesday, he secured Dartmouth's only point by defeating Captain Lucien Williams of Yale...
...strangely familiar phrase--that the legitimate stage should have its fling. "G. B. S." has ventured to offer an epic of his own for stage production; why not Keith, or Loew--or even Ziegfeld? The blind poet is in vaudeville--surely a place can be found for the "morning-star" of English poetry in musical comedy; the Wife of Bath has possibilities. Not to mention the enormous advantage all this would be to the Senior of the future, who would surely find as much of literary value in A. H. Woods' "The Return of a Husband" as in the "Odyssey...
Knepper of Princeton was the outstanding star of the day, shooting a great 74 in a trial round in the morning with Wintringer, winning his foursome and defeating Baker in his afternoon twosome...