Word: toe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Providence, R. I., October 10, 1924--The Brown football team came through the game with Colby last Saturday in excellent condition, with only one man placed on the injured list. Magee, tackle on the freshman eleven of last year, suffered a broken toe and will consequently be out of the game for several weeks. Coach Robinson used three sets of backfield men in the game, and all three acquitted themselves well...
Ragged charging by the University line on the offensive kept the regulars from gaining consistently on line bucks. The first touchdown was scored early in the first quarter when Stout scooped up a fumble and made a beautiful 39-yard run to the goal line. Slagle's toe accounted for the seventh point. The second tally came in the last quarter on a neatly executed forward pass from Williams to Caldwell. Williams' drop kick for the extra point was unsuccessful. The game was featured by the sterling work of Gibson, who played defensive back on the second choice...
...duffer into the serious mysteries of golf. Like any instruction book, this part is all very involved and reiterative, so eager is the teacher to tell all he knows and to be perfectly clear. He advances nothing new or profound, unless it is an emphatic command that the left toe shall "claw" the ground and the eye be fastened not upon the ball as a whole, but upon one particular dimple of the ball. The style advocated is the straight-armed, full-swinging British method and will not appeal greatly to Americans, who now favor the curt backswing with...
...toe nimbly pointed, as for the pirouette or gavotte...
...With toe nimbly pointed, as for the pirouette or gavotte...