Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Hopes for a Crimson victory over the formidable Toronto hockey team next Wednesday night, were raised when a greatly improved Harvard team fought stubbornly before bowing to the veteran McGill sextet in the Madison Square Garden rink on Saturday night by a 5 to 4 score. The Canadians were able to claim the victory only after three overtime periods which went scoreless until the final minute of play...
...first period, followed by Harding's easy goal in the second period. Zarakov, stepped on the ice in a game for the first time this season and narrowly missed several shots after long runs. Coady was not used by Coach Bigalow, but will probably see service in the Toronto game next Wednesday...
...evangelist-one David S. Kidd-pleaded with the woman to forsake sin. In reply she asked facetiously for liquor. He gave her water, read the Bible to her, persuaded her to repent. She returned to the home of her father-one W. C. Byrne, Toronto millionaire. Recently the girl, having inherited all her father's money, died in Jasper, Fla. To Mr. Kidd-now called the Rev. David S. Kidd-Byrne-she left $36,000,000. (Such is the substance of a story broadcast last week by the United Press...
...such forced idlers last week came a flickering hope expounded by Dr. W. J. MacDonald, surgeon and physiological experimenter, of St. Catherine's, Ontario, before the Toronto Academy of Medicine. For seven months Dr. McDonald has neglected his practice to work in the laboratories of Toronto University under the guidance of Dr. J. J. R. Macleod, skilled inspirer of students, keen biological chemist, co-discoverer with Dr. F. G. Banting of insulin, hope of diabetics (TIME...
Mitchell started his baseball career as a pitcher with the Lawrence Club of the New England League in 1897. Later he played with both the Boston American team and the Philadelphia Nationals. He was later released to Toronto and it was while with this club that he discovered that his natural talent lay in catching rather than in hulling...