Word: warrantize
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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When questioned last night concerning the possibility that Major Daly will be in charge of the backfield men, Coach Fisher explained that the work this spring will not be sufficiently specialized to warrant such a division. "Major Daly, Coach Leary, and myself," he said, "will all be out there regularly for practice. The staff will be complete with the exception of Coach Mahan, who will, of course, be unable to help...
...they wanted to finish my work is a carpenter, not a sculptor. He would be unable to do a decent line of work." Meanwhile, talk went on in Atlanta that he would be extradited from North Carolina. To effect this, the Memorial Association swore out a new warrant, charging simple larceny and larceny from the house (the latter, under the Georgia law, an extraditable offense...
When asked to comment on the change, last night, Major Moore stated that the type of bath which has been proposed s too much of an experiment to warrant the expenditure of the amount of money that would be required. "We know of one in this part of the country", he said, "who knows enough about the proper construction of these baths to undertake the building of one. Besides, the baths are built on such as antiquated' principle that it does not seem a feasible proposition. Perhaps later we may be able to arrange for some more modern appliance...
When members of the Memorial Association heard that Borglum had smashed his models, they declared that it was "the act of a hoodlum, a vandal." They filed suit against him for $50,000, issued a warrant for his arrest, charged him with committing a malicious mischief. The constables of North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia were furnished descriptions of mustachioed, baldheaded, large-eared Borglum and Accessory Tucker. The hunt began, continued for two days. Excited loafers from the depot declared that a man of Borglum's kind had boarded a train for Cincinnati; a garage keeper...
...races of the evening is E. C. Haggerty '27, who will run in the Gaston 600-yard race. His chief opponent in this event will be Walter Mulvihill of Holy Cross, national indoor 600-yard champion. Haggerty's record all season has been such as to warrant strong hopes of his emerging a winner against Mulvihill on Monday...