Word: triumphed
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Althopugh the M. I. T. boat won a clearly deserved triumph, the University Freshmen lost ground on account of a crab which number 7 caught about half way through the race...
...eighth innings played a large part in an 8 to 4 victory for Holy Cross over the University baseball team on Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. The Crusaders were trailing three runs to two at the start of the sixth frame, when they practically sewed up their twelfth straight triumph in five years at the expense of the University, on misplays by Zarakov and a bad break in the outfield. The Freshmen wiped out some of the sting of this defeat by trouncing the Holy Cross first-year aggregation by a decisive 6 to 1 count. The Seconds bowed...
...strong Freshman nine will also face stiff competition today when it clashes with the Crusader first-year squad. The visitors have a 6 to 1 triumph over the Exeter diamond squad to their credit. Two days after bowing to Holy Cross, the same school boy team handed the Freshman a 9 to 8 beating to spoil a record of six straight wins and no defeats. Mooney will probably take up the pitching burden for the visitors, while either Ketchum, Whitemore, or Malley, may be called on to puzzle the Worcester batsmen. The Crimson batting order will probably line up with...
...Seconds, fresh from their win over Andover last Saturday, will have a good opportunity to add a win to their record today at the hands of the Brown Freshmen at Providence. The Crimson 1929 squad pounded out a 10 to 2 triumph over the defenders last week, and judging by the showing of the Seconds at Andover, they should repeat the victory today. Mosely will probably face the Hear first year hitters, with Nash to reserve
Barrie's Maggie in the play is supposed to be a woman without charm. The part must then be played by a woman of such infinite charm that she can triumph over unattractive dresses and other consequential detriments to the average woman's triumph. This Miss Hayes has done, and by so doing releases herself definitely from the (for her) ever present danger of being our brightest and best stage flapper...