Word: twice
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...first play from scrimmage, when Ithacan Baker broke away to jaunt 74 yards to score on a perfect reverse through the weak side, the game gave evidence of being a rout. Harvard had to punt right away, and the Cornell attack functioned again. It had to be stopped twice, but twice it was stopped, and from there on, the Crimson showed they are a team to be reckoned with by all future opponents...
...from the same orphanage but into very different walks of life, the three are thrown together and their reactions to a common interest are well conceived and excellently portrayed. Star of the picture, however, is six-year-old Janet Chapman, who lacks the publicity-wise sophistication of Hollywood citizens twice...
Women's Final. On the distaff side, the semi-final between Alice Marble (seeded second to Helen Jacobs) and crafty Sarah Palfrey Fabyan made up for the lacklustre men's matches. Playing her usual powerful but erratic game, onetime Champion Marble twice came within a point of defeat before taking the match, 5-7, 7-5, 7-5. Next day, playing against Nancye Wynne, 21-year-old Melbourne stenographer who had beaten California's Dorothy Bundy on her way to the final, Alice Marble needed just 22 minutes to win the championship...
Games will be scheduled for the coming fall with one or two encounters each day in football. On these days Freshmen may receive credit for exercise. Depending on the number of leagues formed, each team will play ones or twice a week...
...Boston Bees edged the New York Giants twice, 3-2 and 4-3, at National League Field yesterday as "Elbie Fletcher" day was observed. In New York the rampaging Red Sox took over the Yankees 5-3 in ten innings and then tied the nightcap. Other scores, NATIONAL--Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 3; Chicago 7, St. Louis 2; Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 1; Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 1. AMERICAN: Detroit 7, Cleveland 5; St. Louis 7, Chicago 2; Philadelphia 6, Washington 5; Washington 5, Philadelphia...