Word: starring
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Gardner '10 spoke briefly, warning the men against overconfidence and indifference. He declared, however, that if he had ever seen a team that merited support it was Captain Wendell's team. The fact that the press has given most attention to the star backfield does not in the least detract from the record and ability of a light, but fast and aggressive line. If Harvard wins on Saturday the line will be responsible as much as the backfield...
...deciding and only score of the game came in the fourth period when "Sam White" Baldwin earned an undying niche in the hall of fame by scooping up a fumble in the middle of the field and running fifty yards for a touchdown. Captain Baldwin was decidedly the star of the game, as he not only made the touchdown, but kicked the succeeding goal, thus swelling his team's score to seven...
...engraving by Dirick Jacobas Vellert, known also as Dirk van Star, has been purchased for the Gray Collection. He is an interesting Flemish master, who worked in the first half of the sixteenth century, and this print, representing Christ calling Peter and Andrew, is one of the most attractive of his plates...
...Star crew won a close and exciting race in the finals for dormitory crews in the Basin yesterday, thereby gaining title to the Filley Cup for the current year. The Little's crew finished second, barely half a length behind the winner, and leading Randolph, the third to come in, by an equally small margin. The Yard crew finished fourth about two lengths in the rear, and the Eight Wonders last. A strong wind behind the crews roughened the, water somewhat...
...write English how not to do it. The two concluding numbers of the issue are in extra political fields, one by Winthrop A. Hamlin '13 on the College Man and Current Problems, and an interesting account by Charles Hann, Jr., '11, of the Southern trip of the Harvard All-Star Football Team. Both these contributions are well worth the reading and despite the volcano of words emitted by Mr. Lawson, the issue is conspicuous for its serious purpose and the substance of its contributions