Word: tufting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...different story at Medford as Lloyd Harper's Jayvee powerhouse squeezed 23 runs out of four Tuft pitchers. The Jumbos' starting pitcher lasted a third of an inning, the first reliefer pitched one inning and the procession of Tufts hurlers ended with the shortstop, who twirled the last frame...
...Tuft's All-American Ed Sigler lived up to his press clippings by scoring two of the Jumbo scores and assisting in a third. But the rest of the Medford team looked merely mediocre...
...Tufts, one of New England's pre-war basketball powers, is just regaining its stride, interrupted because it had no armed service officer training program. Two returnees, forward Spud Shapiro, holder of Tuft's scoring record, and guard Al Perry, are currently sparking the Jumbo five, which so far has defeated Devens but lot to Holy Cross in two starts. Probable Starting Lineups HARVARD TUFTS Brady RF Shapiro Davis LF Travis Hauptfuhrer C Brault Gannon RG Cooney Henry LG Perry
...Senator Tuft (R-Ohio) told reporters that while no final action had been taken, Senate conferees seemed in the mood to accept a provision of the House labor disputes measure which would limit the fees to be fixed by unions...
James McNeill Whistler was really two people. He was a pugnacious little dandy in a wide-brimmed, flat hat, who sported a tuft of beard under his lip and tugged at it gently when he was thinking up malicious dodges to discomfit his enemies. Whistler fought the world from the day he was kicked out of West Point for flunking chemistry. ("Had silicon been a gas,'' he is reported to have said, "I would have been a major general.") Between rounds, Whistler became instead an immensely solemn, self-absorbed artist, who turned his friends and the London...