Word: tilts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Frederick S. Moseley, Mrs. Edward R. Nash, Mrs. John L. Newell, Mrs. William I. Nichols, Mrs. Stanley DeJ. Osborne, Mrs. Edward C. Parish, Mrs. Bliss Perry, Mrs. Frederick S. Pratt, Mrs. Harold I. Pratt, Mrs. Robert W. Puffer, Mrs. Walter L. Righter, Mrs. Hovey E. Slayton, Mrs. Albert Tilt, Mrs. Charles L. Todd, Mrs. Richard Trimble, Mrs. John N. Watters, Mrs. August F. Weymer, Mrs. Arthur Woodworth, Mrs. Charles L. Sommers...
...Harvard squad, he will not see action tomorrow, and his presence in this city is attributed purely to strategic reasons, as Penn is scheduled for a return engagement in Cambridge, and by that time Burns' injury will probably be sufficiently healed to allow his taking part in the tilt...
...present, victory has rested consistently upon the banners of the Crimson Freshmen, their closest tilt coming last Wednesday when they took a 7 to 4 victory from Cushing. Last Saturday, they won from a strong Worcester Academy team by the score of 6 to 1, while in their other two games they have beaten Wentworth Institute 8 to 1, and trampled on the Huntington School nine to the tune...
...changes are expected in the lineup of the first-year men, and the same team that defeated Wentworth in the opener will probably tilt against the Boston schoolboys. Whitmore, who was so effective in the 1929 curtain raiser, will probably draw the mound assignment from Coach Davidson. The game is scheduled for 3.30 o'clock...
...light two-wheeled carriage for a single horse, typically seating four persons, back to back. "Jaunt" originally referred to the prancing or "jaunting" of the horse, which makes a two-wheeled car jolt and tilt somewhat rakishly. By association the verb "to jaunt" came to mean the taking of a short pleasure ride...