Word: tends
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...their credit, should prove formidable contenders. Gedrge Owen '23 will be the mainstay of the back-line, while Jabish Holmes '21, with two years' training on the University seven, will be the first choice for goal. C. S. Stillman '21 and J. G. Flint '23 are other goal-tend candidates with experience...
...Seventh, that all statistics gathered recently offer overwhelming proof that seasonal fluctuations in production in this country are rapidly decreasing. This will prove to be very beneficial as it will tend to make the demands for labor more constant...
...figures of the percentage of each race nationalized and admit them in proportion. The immigrants of those countries who have shown themselves to be easily assimilated would be admitted in larger numbers than those who are difficult to Americanize. This plan deserves consideration. We know that it would tend to admit those immigrants that we desire and keep out these whom we do not. He also suggests that we admit more immigrants at times when we need labor than in times when labor is plenteous, but this idea seems filled with many objections. Great confusion would result. It would work...
...prospect of heavy financial loss. Mr. comiskey did not hesitate to take the honorable course, regardless of the effect upon his own fortunes. He has enjoyed the confidence of the devotees of the game, and he has heightened that confidence by his course in this emergency. His action will tend to restore public confidence in the essential honesty of baseball. Courtesy of Boston Transcript...
...action is fettered by minute requirements imposed by the legislature, the opportunities for impeding litigation will leave vast opportunities to the mercy of the cunning, selfish and avaricious, and the means designed for protection will defeat their own purposes. On, the other hand, present methods are obviously crude and tend toward an intolerable personal government...