Word: unforeseen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...outer reaches of the diamond, Samborski will probably send Len Lunder in right field, Jim Kenary in center, and Caulfield in left. But reserves in these positions are pretty deep and Coach Samborski will have no trouble in finding replacements, should anything unforeseen develop...
Barring the unforeseen, they are in a better position to keep up the good work than they have been for several weeks. The recovery and return of Shaw McKean to his regular first-line duties bodes good for the offense as a whole, which has been crippled by constant shiftings in personnel since mid-years. The second line has improved steadily as a scoring threat to provide an effective alternate to the McKean-Key-Sears combination. And Larry Ward is permanently up from the jayvees to fill out the third line...
...academic year 1921-22. The list shows that G. P. Gardner '10 has won his letter in four sports, more than any other man. Apparently, however, no one has to his credit as many "H's" as George Owen '23 will hold. Unless he is injured or some unforeseen event occurs, when he ends his college career next June, he will be entitled to nine major letters--three each in football, hockey and baseball...
...players' bench. This fall he makes varsity substitutions, crouching on the sidelines in front of the bench and giving players the final world before they go into the game. Harlow leaves him a free hand in this matter following a general overall briefing before the game and precluding unforeseen difficulties...
...purveyors that the University has furnished student publications in the past years. The subsequent refusal to give any sort of list has resulted in the probable revision of plans for the Album, as well as the '51 Freshman Red Book. As soon as an outcry arose at this unforeseen, crippling move, University officials stiffened, a hasty conference between Lehman and University Halls resulted in a hidden-ball play as to the responsibility, a throwing up of hands in friendly sympathy for the plight of the publications, and a host of reasons, both ethical and financial, for the now frozen decision...